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Crash survivor says drinking began here 

N By GLENN BUNTING 

The lone surv ivor of last Saturday's 

tragic automobile crash which 

claimed the lives of six teenagers 

said he and two other youths split 31 

beers in the five-hour period before 

their car rammed into a tree in Dexter 

Township 

From his bed in University of Michigan 

Hospital in Ann Arbor. Donald 

Aube Gulau. 16. of Canton Township, 

explained the events leading to the 

area's largest multiple fatalitv accident. 

(iulau said the seven youths met in 

the Plymouth Township Park at 

McClumpha and Ann Arbor Trail 

around 7 30 pin where three of 

them split 24 beers All seven boys decided 

to leave for the Anchor Inn bar 

near Portage Lake around 9:30 pm 

because of "the hassle" they received 

from county sheriff deputies in the 

park, (iulau said 

When someone at the park mentioned 

the Anchor Inn (iulau said "it 

sounded like a good idea" but he had 

to talk Brad Wilson and Eric Corey 

into going "We all had cars but no 

one wanted to drive." Gulau said 

"Somehow we decided to go in Brad's 

car." 

The teens drank two beers apiece at 

the Anchor Inn. according to Gulau 

Sgt George Chapman of the Washtenaw 

County Sheriff's Department said 

a witness has supported Gulau's state 

merit that the group was admitted and 

served at the tavern Chapman refused 

to identify the witness. 

THE SIX YOUTHS first tried to buy 

drinks in the go-go bar section of the 

Anchor Inn but were not served. 

Gulau said 

They went to the disco section of 

the bar to listen to a band but later 

returned to the room featuring topless 

dancers and were served beer without 

having to show identification Gulau 

said. 

All but one of the youths. Steven 

Radgens. 18. of Plymouth, were 

minors One other teen carried phonv 

identification, (iulau said 

Gulau. who remains in fair condition 

in University Hospital said he 

could not recall the events leading directly 

to the accident because he fell 

asleep in the rear seat of the 1972 

Buick Skylark 

"We got into the car and everyone 

was alive When I woke up. there was 

no one." Gulau said 

Sgt Chapman said he is certain Wilson 

was driving the vehicle from the 

position of his body at the wreck and 

Gulau's testimony Authorities have 

determined the accident to be the re 

suit of excessive speed unfamiliarity 

with the area and driving under the influence 

of alcohol 

It will be 10 days before officials dis 

cover how fast the car was traveling 

and the level of alcohol content in Wil 

son's body because of the delav in 

crash analysis and blood tests. Chap 

man said 

"Krom what we can gather, the 

driver wanted to make a turn onto N. 

Territorial Road to return to 

Plymouth, but missed it and became 

unfamiliar with the road he was traveling 

on The primary cause of the ae 

cident was excessive speed."- Chapman 

said. 

THE SIX WERE KILLED when 

their car skidded off a winding road 

near Dexter, northwest of Ann Arbor 

and slammed broadside into a tree at 

about 130 am. Saturday Sgt Chap 

man said the car stereo was plavmg 

"quite loud" before the crash 

(iulau said he remembers the 30-45 

minutes it took police and fire officials 

to rescue him from the wreck 

"I can recall screaming every moment 

while they were cutting me 

out Gulau said "Everything was 

out of place" 

Canton (DbserUcr 

The parents of the only survivor. 

Mr and Mrs John Gulau. were vacationing 

at their summer home in the 

Upper Peninsula at the time of the accident 

"I don't think the effects of the accident 

have hit Don yet." Gulau said. 

' He's too involved in pain to think 

about it It will be a helluva thing for 

him to live with the rest of his life " 

The (iulau youth suffered two 

breaks in his left leg which required 

emergency surgery below the knee 

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to do all that work they had avoided 

in the midst of the heat wave. 

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beat the heat ranged from cutting 

down on outdoor activities to cooking 

less and swimming more However, 

some stoie souls reported they didn't 

do anything but put up with the discomfort 

and hope for a break 

"I shopped an awful lot." said 

Marie Forthofer of Plymouth. "I just 

got up every morning and went out to 

the malls where it was nice and cool 

and felt good." 

She also said the extreme heat pre 

vented her from doing her usual 

chores around the house "I did absolutely 

no housework and very little 

cooking on the stove. We set up a gas 

barbeque outside and used it almost 

every night." 

DARTLENE BOLIN of Canton said 

the heat finally got to her and she put 

in a window air conditioner which had 

been sitting in the basement all year* 

"After we got the air conditioner in. 

it wasn't quite so bad We just figured 

out ways to say inside and lay 

around," she said 

Dave Kraus of Plymouth Township 

was one of those hardy souls who 

didn't get overly upset by the weather. 

"It really wasn't all that bad during 

the day. I just swam every chance 

could get." 

But during the nights it was a differ- 

ent story "It did get kind of tough to 

sleep So I cranked the old air conditioner 

up and slept in the basement " 

Ella and Edward Boorhis of Canton 

also said they weren't that put out by 

the heat; but after more than a week 

started to feel a little uncomfortable 

"I don't know about Ella," said 

Boorhis, "but I just thought of all that 

cold we had last winter and I felt a 

lot better I think the cold is harder to 

take than the heat." 

Canton resident Fran Boles used the 

weather as an excuse to go out to eat 

"I don't think I cooked more than 

twice in the last couple weeks So I 

guess I did okay with it. But I like to 

eat out anyway." 

Buss Jacob of Plymouth Township, 

on the other hand, said the heat and 

humidity really knocked him out "It 

got to me I worked less and didn't go 

out in the evenings as much All I can 

say is I'm glad somebody invented air 

conditioning " 

Diana Scheppels and Kay Wilson, 

both Canton residents, also said they 

tried to arrange their days to spend 

as much time in air conditioned 

places as possible. 

"Nothing beats central air," commented 

Ms. Wilson She. too. admitted 

to joining the out-to-dinner crowd 

more often than was her usual practice. 

Ms. Scheppels said she did just a 

little more swimming and "played a 

whole lot less baseball " 

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STEVEN H. RADGENS 

Funeral services for Mr. Radgens. 

18. of Beck Road. Plymouth Town 

ship, were held July 27 in Our Lady of 

Good Counsel catholic Church with 

burial in Riverside Cemetery A scripture 

service was held the previous evening 

in Schrader Funeral Home. 

Plymouth 

Mr Radgens. who died July 23 m 

an automobile accident in Dexter 

lownship was a June 1977 graduate 

of Plymouth Salem High School He 

was the son of Paul and Joyce Radgens 

Survivors include parents. Dr. 

and Mrs. Radgens; grandparents. Mr. 

and Mrs Harold leathers of Detroit. 

Mrs (ienevieve Radgens of Dearborn: 

sisters. Kathrvn Radgens and 

Mrs Paula Brooks of Plymouth and 

Warren Radgens of Plymouth. 

WILLIAM L COOK 

Funeral services for Mr. Cook. 17 

of Reck Road Plymouth Township 

were held July 26 in Schrader Funeral 

Home with burial in Riverside Cemeterv. 

Officiating was Dr. Henrv J 

Walch. DD 

Mr Cook, who died July 23 in an automobile 

accident in Dexter Township. 

was a senior at Plymouth Salem 

High and a member of the school's 

tennis team. He is the son of Jack and 

Carmen Cook Survivors include par 

ents. Mr and Mrs Jack Cook; grandparents. 

Mr. and Mrs William Fhlers 

of Plymouth, and Anthony Cook of 

Ivouisville. Ohio: brother, Richard, 

and sister Karen 

DOUGLAS E. MeGREGOR 

Funeral services for Mr. McGregor 

17 of Lexington Drive. Plymouth, 

were held July 25 in Schrader Funeral 

Home with burial in Aecacia Park 

Cemetery. Birmingham. Officiating 

was the Rev. Philip Rodgers Magee 

of the First United Presbyterian 

Church of Plymouth. 

Mr McGregor, who died .July 23 in 

an automobile accident in Dexter 

Plymouthite held for robbery 

A 29-year-old Plymouth man was arraigned 

on two felony counts Tuesday 

stemming from an armed robbery 

last Thursday in Waddy's Grocery. 

45144 Ford Road. Canton Township 

Ian Hopkins, of 841 Beech Court. 

Plymouth, pleaded guilty before 35th 

District Judge Dunbar Davis—but the 

judge refused to accept the plea be 

cause the charges are felonies which 

must be heard in circuit court Hopkins 

is charged with armed robbery 

and committing a felony with a firearm. 

Hopkins requested a court-appointed 

lawyer 

In court, store owner Sulieman 

Odeh stated that Hopkins entered the 

store at about 5 p m on July 21 and 

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store owner's wallet and'cash register 

Odeh said Hopkins was armed 

with a pistol—described by police as a 

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"He asked me to lie down on the 

floor and not to get up until hesaid 

to.' said Odeh, "As he was leaving he 

said. 'Now you can get up.' When I 

got to the door to take down the license 

number, he fired at me (with 

the gun)." 

A total of $175 was taken in the robbery—$150 

from the register and $25 

from Odeh's wallet 

WAYNE COUNTY Sheriff Det Edward 

Lindberg said that Odeh was 

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The following day a Sunoco gas station 

on Eight Mile Road in Southfield 

was robbed by a man with a gun who 

left in a brown van Attendants at the 

gas station were able to supply Southfield 

Police with a complete license 

plate number. 

The van was registered to Plymouth 

Vending Co., owned by Hopkins' father 

In a photo line-up test. Odeh identified 

Hopkins as the man who held him 

up. 

Hopkins faces arraigment in Southfield 

for the gas station robbery 

Township, was a senior at Plymouth 

Salem High School and a member of 

the school's cross country team. He is 

the son of Donald and Betty McGregor. 

Survivors include parents. Mr. 

and Mrs Donald A. McGregor and 

brothers. David and Daniel. 

BRIAN W STOl'T 

Funeral services for Mr. Stout. 17. 

of Auburn, Plymouth, were held July 

26 in Schrader Funeral Home with 

burial at Oakland Hills Cemetery Officiating 

was the Rev Roland De- 

Renzo, 

Mr Stout, who died July 23 in an automobile 

accident in Dexter Township 


High School and a member of the 

school's wrestling team. He is the son 

of Robert B Stout and Jennifer 

Sarah. Survivors include father Robert 

Stout of Plymouth mother Jennifer 

Sarah of Ann Arbor: grandparents. 

Mr. and Mrs Hugh Sarah of 

Canton the Rev and Mrs Lynn Stout 

of Plymouth sister Lisa of Ann 

Arbor: brother. David of Ann Arbor 

BRADLEY WILSON 

Funeral services for Mr. Wilson 16 

of Sheridan Street. Plymouth, were 

held July 25 in St. John Episcopal 

Church in Plymouth. Arrangements 

were made by 1-ent.s Funeral Home in 

the City of Wavne 

Mr Wilson, who died July 23 in an 

automobile accident in Dexter Township. 


High School and had worked at the 

Side Street Pub in Plvmouth. Survivors 

include parents, Mr. and Mrs. 

John Wilson of Plvmouth: grandparents, 

Dr. and Mrs Harris Wilson 

of Wayne; sister Mrs Shelley Low 

NELLIE E. SILK 

Funeral services for Miss Silk 74 

of the Arnold Nursing Home in Redlord 

Township, were held recently ;n 

Schrader Funeral Home with burial 

at Roselatid Park Cemetery Officiating 

was the Rev Henrv J Walch 

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Miss Silk, who died .July 25 at the 

Arnold Home, was a retired Detroit 

Public School teacher and had lived in 

Plymouth at one time She was a 

member of Alpha Sigma Tau sorority 

and the Detroit Teachers Association 

DONALD SOUCIE 

Funeral services for Mr, Soucie 74 

of Richland. Livonia, were held recently 

in Schrader Funeral Home with burial 

in Parkview Cemetery Officiating 

was the Rev Philip Rodgers Magee. 

Mr Soucie. who died July 23 in St. 

Mary Hospital, had moved to Livonia 

in 1952 from Florida and had been employed 

with the Ford Motor Co Survivors 

include wife. Fvelvn: sister 

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Thursday, July 28, 1977 (C) 3A 

CUT-THROAT CAPITALISTS 

Fortunes won and lost by toss of the dice 

By DENNIS O'CONNOR 

Some liked the "yellow" properties, 

some liked the "red." and others 

were content to raise money on the 

railroads and utilites. 

But whatever strategy prevailed, 

everyone agreed that the first annual 

Monopoly tournament in the 

Plymouth-Canton community was 

nothing but fun 

"We set up the tournament so 

adults and children could have some 

fun playing Monopoly," said Ken 

Bjornbak of the Family Emporium 

Staff photos 

by 

Gary Caskey 

"We called Parker Brothers, distributors 

of the game, and they told us 

about the sanctioned tournament they 

have around the country. 

"We didn't even know about a national 

tournament." 

Bjornbak hosted the district tourney 

at the Penniman Avenue game store 

last Saturday And for a first-year 

event. Bjornbak could not have been 

more pleased, since nearly 60 Monopo 

ly players, the majority of which 

were children, came to compete 

Jerry Geretschlager. 17, a German 

foreign exchange student living with 

the Scott family of Amhurst Court in 

Plvmouth. won the championship and 

a brand-new 50 Monopoly board 

Geretschlager also won the right to 

compete in the resional tourney in 

Houston next month but won't play 

since he returned to his homeland earlier 

tlis week 

After landing on an opponent's property, Mark Pinto pays up. John Mester, 13, reaches for a Chance card. 

Fire tax is reduced 

Canton taxpayers will 

y one-fourtn of a mill 

ess for fire protection 

this year 

Township board members 

Tuesday slashed a 

quarter mill (25 cents 

per $1,000 state equalized 

value) from last 

year's township-wide tax 

levy of 1 1 2 mills for fire 

protection 

Under the 1977-78 tax 

levy of 1'4 mills, owners 

of a $40,000 home will 

spend $25 to support the 

fire department—$5 less 

than they paid last year 

Canton deputy treasurer 

Mike Gorman said 

the reduction was made 

possible by an expected 

decrease in the fire department'sexpenditures 

Although the reduction 

of a quarter mill means 

$56,750 less revenue, Gorman 

savs the 1977-78 fire 

budget of $283,750 should 

allow township officials 

to make up almost 

$100,000 of the $116,714 

deficit the fire depart 

ment incurred last year 

The fire department's 

1978-79 budget will have 

to compensate for the remaining 

deficit of almost 

$17,000 

According to Gorman, 

the deficit in the fire department's 

1976-77 budget 

resulted from construction 

of the township's 

second fire station 

Completion of the 

station allows for the 

millage reduction 

"I believe by keeping 

expenditures down, we 

can make up the small 

deficit and save the taxpavers 

some money." 

Supervisor Harold Stein 

2 women hurt in crash 

A head-on two-car collision on Warren 

west of Cowan in Westland Monday 

afternoon hospitalized one Canton 

woman and injured another 

Susan Desmyter. 17. of 8307 Orhan. 

in Canton is listed in good condition in 

Wayne County General Hospital 

Sherry Pinko. 20. of 8188 Fawn, in Canton 

also was treated and released 

There were no other passengers and 

no witnesses, according to Westland 

police, who said Ms. Desmyter was issued 

a ticket for drivine " ' 'iR : left lef of cen 

ter 

"She was injured tne most and 

we didn't 

Westland olice Officer Walter 

Rozen. Police have dropped further investigation 

According to Rozen. a 1969 Chevrolet 

driven westbound on Warren by 

Ms. Desmyter crossed the center line 

and collided with a 1970 Monte Carlo 

driven eastbound on Warren by Ms 

Pinko. Both cars were demolished in 

the accident 

Police statistics show the accident 

rate in Westland is up somewhat for 

the first six months of this year compared 

with last year From January 

through June, police in Westland recorded 

1.318 accidents, up from the 

figure of 1.164 recorded for the same 

six-month period in 1976 

'Dream House 9 hopes 

turn into legal nightmare 

(Continued from page 1A) 

is! justified, the builder must repair 

the defect in five days. If he does not. 

a complaint will be forwarded to the 

Michigan Department of Licensing 

and Regulation for further action 

»Tm willing to do everything I can 

to, help the homeowner." Stein said. 

wouldn't want to be in a box like 

9ome residents are now." 

kUMMERT. A TANGLEWOOD resident 

with a lien on his home, admits 

that "box" is not too pleasant. 

{Uthouth the Tanglewood Homeowners 

Association has filed a suit in 

Wlyne County Circuit Court to force 

mortgage and title insurance com- 

1 pahies to pay the liens and stop foreclosure 

proceedings, Kummert admits 

homeowners are afraid of losing their 

homes. 

Residents would lose all or most of 

their down payments, he said, if mortgages 

are foreclosed and the houses 

sold at public auction since ^he mortgages 

and liens would be paid off 

first. 

"As the song goes, no one knows 

the troubles I've seen," said Kummert. 

"You save money. You build 

your dream house Then something 

like this happens that certainly takes 

the joy out of owning a home." 

According to Kummert, one Tanglewood 

resident has even suffered a 

nervous breakdown over the matter. 

"There's certainly been a lot of anxiety 

in our subdivision," he said. "If I 

had it to do all over again, Pd think 

twice before buying a new home." 

said at Tuesday's meeting 

Board members unanimously 

approved the millage 

reduction after holding 

a public hearing on 

the fire budget The few 

persons who spoke at 

the hearing said they 

were in favor of any tax 

reduction 

All this 

and a clean 

windshield 

loo? 

Do you want to cure 

baldness'.' Or a cold 7 

Make yourself healthy, 

courageous or strong? 

Cure poison ivy? Keep 

your car windshield free 

from frost'.' 

People have claimed 

at one time or another 

that onions would do all 

of these things. 

We aren't making any 

such claims for the ordinary 

onion, but they are 

worth mentioning since 

they have been around 

for thousands of years. 

Historians speculate that 

the first onions grew in 

the middle Asian countries 

and spread both 

east and west, finally 

coming to the New 

World with the Spanish 

explorers. Today Americans 

eat more than 13 

pounds of onions each 

year for every man, , 

woman and child in the 

country 

Onions don't have to 

be seasoning all the 

time. They make great 

vegetables dishes, too. 

Creamed, or braised, 

baked or French fried, 

they are equally delicious. 

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Geretschlager is no stranger to the 

winner's circle in Monopoly competition 

"I've been plaMing this game for 

about 13 years," said the German 

player "It's mostly luck, but I 

haven't lost a game in five years In 

Germany, the board is a little different, 

but it's basically the same 

game." 

The final round of four players in 

eluded two bankrupts which ended the 

competition Bob Mester finished second, 

Dorie McCubbrey was third and 

John Kummer ended fourth 

The first-round included a 90-mmute 

short-form of the game The top 12 

persons with the most assets advanced 

to the second round before the 

final four battled for the championship 

Most of the children who entered 

considered the tourney a fun idea and 

something different to do But there 

were others who took the game se- 

riously—despite admitting lots of luck 

was needed to win 

In fact. 17-year-old Jeff Ivey 

brought a book called "1.000 Ways to 

Play Monopoly " He admitted one had 

to be "out for blood" in tournament 

play 

"I've read this book three times." 

Ivey said "The best strategy is to 

soak up all the houses Your best offense 

will be your best defense " 

Bnan Flynn, 13. had a different 

view of the game. 

"I entered because I thought it 

would be a fun tournament." Flynn 

said "I try to buy the yellow properties 

because it's not expensive and 

everyone lands on it " 

Kummer. 9 was the biggest surprise 

as the fourth place finisher 

"We always play in my neighborhood." 

he said "i like to play this 

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When asked how long he has played 

Monopoly. Kummer calmly said "Oh 

for about one month " 

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Michael Manduzuik and son, Mickey, participated in the 18th Annual 

Ann Arbor Street Art Fair last week. Mandzuik of 1924 Brookfield, 

Canton, sold abstract prints and paintings from his booth. 

(Staff photo by Gary Caskey) 

Dine and golf with Chamber Aug. 17 

The Canton Chamber 

of Commerce will sponsor 

a golf outing 10 a m 

Aug. 17 at Fox Hills 

Country Club, 8768 N 

Territorial Road 

Cost of the dinner-outing 

is $15 per person, 

which includes greens 

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family centers 

fees and buffet dinner 

Call Jack Street at 981- 

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In Northville 

7 Mite Road between 

NOMhvil* & Haggerty 

In |he Northvile Plafa 

Cop calls his layoff 'vindictive' 

An Inkster policeman, who last year 

served as an instructor for the Canton 

police reserves, was denied reinstatement 

to the Canton Police Department 

Tuesday night 

Canton resident Al McEwen believes 

denial of his reinstatement request 

is based on "vindictive" accusations 

of mental instability from police 

Cmdr. Carl Silvers Township board 

trustees said Tuesday night they will 

not hire or reinstate anyone to the police 

department until a new police 

chief is hired. 

The trustees' unanimous vote 

against reinstating McEwen Tuesday 

night reaffirmed an earlier vote taken 

at a closed meeting about a month 

ago. McEwen, who was not informed 

of the closed meeting when it took 

place, said he wanted to bring the 

whole matter into the open 

McEWEN, A CERTIFIED Inkster 

police officer who instructed and 

scheduled reserves under former Supervisor-Police 

Chief Robert Greenstein, 

took to the podium Tuesday 

night with a well-documented speech 

The former Canton sergeant said he 

took a leave of absence from his 

teaching position in the police depart 

ment last August because of the political 

atmosphere surrounding the department 

in the heat of the election 

campaign. 

McEwen said he requested reinstatement 

to the department last April 

After being given the "run-around" 

by township board trustees. McEwen 

said he intercepted a letter from Silvers 

asking permission to hire another 

police sergeant Six days later. 

McEwen received a letter from Super 

visor Harold Stein stating that the po 

lice department was fully-staffed 

The former Canton sergeant, in 

charge of instructing new officers in 

police procedures, says a letter from 

his psychiatrist affirms that he is emotionally 

stable and ready to return to 

the township police department 

McEwen took a leave of absence 

from the Inkster Police Department 

because of "depression" last winter, 

but he is now back on the job He 

moonlighted on the Canton force, but 

indicated that he'd like a job with Canton's 

police department 

"If the Inkster Police Department 

reinstated me. why can't you?" McEwan 

asked trustees 

McEWEN CLAIMED Silvers, who 

had recommended against his reinstatement, 

has a "personal vendetta" 

against him He suggested that Silvers 

is afraid that he is after his job 

Newcomers' 1 kids will go 

only to Plymouth-Canton 

Final approval was given by the 

Plymouth-Canton Board of Education 

Monday night to the random selection 

process designed to balance student 

populations more evenly between 

Plymouth Salem and Plymouth Canton 

high schools. 

A change was made to allow new 

students whose families are moving 

into the school district to be assigned 

to Plymouth Canton High. That 

change was requested by trustee Joe 

Gray in hopes of speeding up the balancing 

process between the two 

schools. Salem now has about 2,300 

students compared to some 1,700 students 

at Canton High 

The vote to approve the amended 

random selection plan was 4-0 Absent 

were Steve Harper, George Lawton 

and Tom Yack 

UNDER RANDOM selection, the 

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into a computer to be randomly 

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eliminate human bias in the student 

assignment "process. The plan is also 

an attempt to divide population evenly 

between the two high schools plus 

allow for even distribution of students 

by grade and sex. 

Gray asked for an amendment to 

the administration's plan to allow new 

students moving into the district to be 

assigned to Canton High to speed up 

the balancing process. 

"It doesn't make sense to me to divide 

the new students coming in on a 

50-50 basis when right now Salem has 

25 per cent more students than Canton," 

said Gray, "although I don't support 

random selection anyway." 

Dick Arlen said he would support 

Gray's amendment as long as the district 

could remain flexible to meet the 

needs of the student population of any 

given year 

Superintendent John M Hoben pointed 

out that the random selection process 

is geared up to obtain an even distribution 

between the two schools 

over four years. "By adding to Canton 

High now, at the end of the four year 

cycle you will create a reverse prob 

lem with Canton having more students. 

The intent is to bring the two 

close together over time." Hoben 

said 

"This coming year, for instance. 

Salem will decrease by about 100 students 

while Canton is to increase by 

about 100 students 

"We can speed up the balance by assigning 

all new students to Canton 

this year, but the board should under 

stand that this will create an mbalance 

at the end of four years 

unless we make adjustments not 

planned for from year to year And 

we may not get the even distribution 

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A strict attendance policy has been 

adopted for this fall at the Plvmouth 

Centennial Educational Park 

The new policy was approved 4-0 

Monday night by the Plymouth-Canton 

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The policy is based on our expecta 

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placed on individual teachers. 

Secondary, elementary 

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weeks 

Mondau night the Plymouth Board of Education 

voted 4-0 to approve the hiring of Dr John Telford 

as director of secondary education and Dr 

Barbara Bowman as director of elementary education 

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chael Home, assistant superintendent for instruction 

The hinngs had almost failed as the first vote 

was 3-1 with .Joe Gray dissenting Four votes 

were needed for passage 

Gray voted no to protest the fact that recruiting 

seemed to be limited within a 100-mile area and 

because the screening committee consisted of 

people who would work under the new directors 

once hired * 

Superintendent John M Hoben said all screenings 

were handled that way and if the board objected 

it should change the policy gray agreed to 

a reconsideration of the motion and it then passed 

4-0 Absent were Tom Yack. Steve Harper and 

George Lawton 

TELEORI). 41. has a bachelor's degree in English 

from Wayne State University in 1958, a master 

of education in English Education from WSU 

in 1%1 and a doctorate in education in 1968 from 

WSU with emphasis on secondary administration 

and supervision and curriculum 

He was a teacher, department head and track 

coach for Detroit Public Schools for nine years. 

Telford once was named to the NCAA all-star 

track team and represented the U.S. in international 

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The committee report notes that: 

"The policy is not intended to change 

behavior and should not be interpreted 

by anyone that it will, Indirectly. 

there may be some improvement 

in overall attendance as students 

learn that the consequences of 

their non-attendance and that the policy 

will be enforced resulting in their 

being dropped from a class." 

Excused absences will be granted 

only for illness, family emergency, 

valid business or school business. Excused 

absences must be verified in 

writing by parents. Such verification 

must include a phone'number where 

parents can be reached so the schools 

can also verify by phone in addition to 

the note. 

Teachers must confront a student 

who is absent upon his return to determine 

if the absense is excused 

Telford served as an assistant high school principal 

for Walled Lake School District and as director 

of the division of basic education for Macomb 

Community College. 

His most recent assignment was with Berkley 

Schools as director of the division of health, physical 

education and atheltics. 

He has published a book, now in its second revision, 

and numerous magazine articles He also 

plays the violin and does paintings. 

He was a member of the Harper Woods Youth 

Board and of the Berkley Recreation Commission 

BOWMAN. 35, earned her BS in elementary education 

from WSU in 1965, received a master degree 

with elementary education major in 1970 

from Michigan State University, and a PhD from 

MSU in 1976 with dual major in teacher education 

and elementary education and minor in education 

al physchology 

she has taught for a total of eight years, including 

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Improvement project for which she has conducted 

workshops for seven school districts. 

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of Idaho and has taught graduate classes at WSU 

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of education for Ohio and New York and 

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such as the National Education Association and 

Michigan Association for Childhood Education. 

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Candidates debate housing, parking, economic growth 

Downtown development, parking 

and 9enior citizen housing are the 

major issues being discussed by the 

candidates for the Plymouth City Commission 

Eight of the 11 candidates spoke to 

those issues at last week's candidates 

night in city hall co-sponsored by the 

League of Women Voters of Northville, 

Plymouth, Canton, Novi and the 

Plymouth branch of the American Association 

of University Women. 

Jim Houk, who was out of town, 

had an excused absence. Mayor Joe 

Bida was expected but didn't show 

while James Arlen didn't respond to 

the invitation to appear 

IN AN OPENING statement, Mary 

CJulds said the commission should be 

concerned with cost of government 

and the quality of life for all citizens, 

especially for senior citizens and the 

handicapped 

"This past year the city commission 

reduced millage by nine-tenths of a 

mill, but we aren't immune to rising 

costs and must continue to find ways 

to reduce costs of services or perhaps 

the services themselves. We held six 

meetings on the budget this year, and 

must continue that kind of critical review 

of the budget. 

"The administration must continue 

to be alert to see that we get our full 

share of revenue sharing funds and 

we need to improve the tax base by 

promoting viable business in town." 

In seeking to augment existing programs 

for senior citizens, said Mrs 

Child, the commission should take a 

close look at Dial-A-Ride and other 

forms of transporation. 

"We also need to find housing solu- 

Uons for senior citizens. During the 

referendum election, there was talk of 

an alternative to the Forest-Dillon 

project. .Unfortunately the alternative 

to the ballot proposal hasn't yet surfaced. 

"A municipal parking commission 

is being established, and when it 

makes recommendations, the city 

commission must make important decisions 

on location of parking and 

methods of payment." 

MARK WEHMEYER defined his 

opening statement as his "going in" 

position, but added he will look at all 

the facts and won't take any hardnosed 

positions on any issues 

"We must control expenditures to 

make sure taxes won't rise any faster 

than property values In the past 10 

years my taxes have gone up 24 

times, but my property values certainly 

haven't doubled. This is the 

most important factor the commission 

must deal with because property 

values will drop everytime taxes get 

out of hand 

"In Plymouth low-income families 

can live here in pleasant surroundings, 

and that's unique. But they will 

be denied that opportunity unless 

taxes are kept down " 

Wehmeyer said a community action 

program is needed to make people 

aware of problems and encourage 

them to help. "Most people will help 

if only a week or two are involved. 

They just don't want to get stuck with 

a year or more. 

"We must determine the need for 

parking and senior housing based on 

studies And I don't think the need for 

either has been established yet positively 

by any of the studies. The commission, 

once it gets a study, should 

go over each point separately and 

then take some kind of action. 

I am against multi-level parking 

and high-rise housing—they shouldn't 

be inflicted on Plymouth 

"We also need a master recreation 

plan for all ages of residents. 

"Hut our first priority ought to be to 

control spending to keep taxes in 

line " 

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Thursday. July 28. 1977 

Time limit is asked on freeway construction noise 

While many view the new M-14 expressway 

as a decided improvement 

at least one Plvmouth Township resident 

thinks its a pain in the neck 

Anna Mulligan, who lives on Schoolcraft 

Koad. asked the township board 

of trustees to approve an ordinance restricting 

the hours of construction on 

the highwav And the officials are 

goins to see what they can do to oblige 

her 

In a letter to Supervisor Thomas 

Notehaert Mrs Mulligan complained 

that the noise from the machinery con- 

tinues unabated from dawn to dusk 

•"Work on the highway along Sehc*>lcraft 

is in full force'" she said "And 

it is no pleasure being jolted out of 

one's bed at 5:30 in the morning from 

the sounds of heavy equipment 

"This would not be too bad except 

some of this machinery is still in operation 

at 9 p.m. Fifteen and a half 

hours of constant noise from the equipment. 

air horns and back-up warning 

beeps is more than a human can take. 

Tins is above and beyond the dust 

Housing on upswing 

"Please don't tell me that we are 

getting a million dollar highway." she 

continued, "because I'm getting a two 

million dollar breakdown Pom lack of 

sleep " 

MRS. MULLIGAN complained that 

both Plymouth and Livonia have construction 

starting times of 7 a m She 

wanted to know if the township 

couldn't "get in step" and pass a similar 

ordinance. 

Trustee Frank Millington. who also 

lives near the expressway, said he 

h;id gotten used to the noise and 

sleeps very well. 

"Try it in your backyard." responded 

Mrs. Mulligan from the audience." 

Deputy Clerk Marv Kllen Kenvon 

asked if Mrs Mulligan's complaint 

could be taken care of through an existing 

township ordinance limiting the 

level of noise in public 

But Trustee Richard CJornick said 

that particular ordinance had to do 

with federal noise regulations and 

didn't limit when the noise could take 

place Notebaert commented that he 

Canton an area leader in housing 

In an indication of economic recovery. 

residential building permits in 

1976 were 24 3 per cent higner than in 

1975 

The Southeast Michigan Council of 

(iovernments reported that 19 642 

building permits were issued in the 

seven-countv region 

Canton Township again ranked 

among the top 10 communities in residential 

construction. It was third in 

the region issuing 1.042 permits. SKM- 

C(Xi said 

"I THINK THIS ls an indication of 

the general upswing in the economy." 

said newlv-appomted SKMCOC. hous 

ing subcommittee Chairperson Justine 

Barns. Westland City Council president. 

"If the current economic trend continues. 

I think we will continue to see 

an increase in residential construction 

activity." Mrs Barns said 

Construction of multiple-family 

dwellings remained at low levels, 

while single-family construction activity 

is on the increase regionally. SFM- 

COG reported. 

The City of Detroit issued a total of 

5KK building permits, placing in second 

only to Canton Township in new 

construction in Wayne County. But Detroit 

also issued 6.955 demolition permits 

Thus, it had a net loss of 6.637 

housing units It was one of a handful 

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1 -50x54x16 Insulated Glass REG.389 00 

1 -40x40x16 Single Glass REG. 242.50 

DRIED 

FLOWERS 

19 c 

WILD BIRD 

FEEDER 

Rubbermaid 

REG 3.95 

99 c 

PESTOLITE BLACK LIGHT . 

INSECT TRAP REG 45 95 

CANVAS YARD CART REG 22 95 

BURGESS ELECTRIC FOGGER 

1 QUART CAPACITY REG. 34.95 

2 7 7oo 

177 00 

MING PARTY 

PATIO LIGHTS 

REG 8 45 4 95 

50 FT. 5/8 NYLON REINFORCED HOSE REG. 9.95 6 

NELSON SPRINKLER REG.3.49 -179 

5 LB. POOL CHLORINE 047 

GRANULAR 65% REG. 7.69 ^ 

Gl GAS CANS REG. 8 95 * 6 95 

3 H.P. McLANE POWER EDGER REG 199 §5 147 97 

BRINLEY TRACTOR ATTACHMENTS 

CULTIVATOR REG. 80.00 5 3 5 DD 500 DISC. REG. 77.00 

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53 50 

REG. 80.00 

REG. 77.00 

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Hundreds enjoyed the outdoor sales Saturday in Old Village as 

they seoured for bargains. This scene is at N. Mill and Division. 

(Staff photo by Gary Caskey). 

Mary Lesperance of Plymouth gets a trim 

on the streets by Pau Haun during Dearie 

Days. (Janine Kateff photo). 

!/ 

Sue Hall of Plymouth gets a hair-do from 

Chris Cosenza at House of Glamour in Old 

£ TUES. SPECIA 

Dyan Nolten, 6 of Plymouth, cools off with 

a sno-kone at Dearie Days. (Janine Kateff 

photo). 

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Looking for a 

tailoring shop ? 

Weight watchers or 

metlcqlous dressers, 

Lapham'i hu a complete 

alteration department 

ready to Mrve 

you. Personal fittings 

for both men and 

women. 

LAPHAM'S 

349-3677 

Open Mon., Thurs< & 

Frl 9 to 9 

Tuea., Wed., Set. 9 6 

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Tim Doyle (left) and Ray McCaul of the Plymouth Community Civitans 

sell corn on the cob at Dearie Days to raise money for the Special 

Olympics. (Staff photo). 

UNBAKED FAMILY c

£• 

Joe Vittorelli of Detroit was the clown 

making animals from balloons for youngsters 

at Dearie Davs 

David Kazmierczak, 10 months, sleeps while mom shops. 

Dana Hastings, 2, of 

Plymouth, climbs onto 

the stage to get a 

closer look at the organ 

played by Dearie 

Days by Jere Van 

Wormer. 

TIM FA 

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SERVICE 

TIMEX 

BREf AIUS ON AUH 

MAKES Of WATCHTS 

nOHTHVULE 

Watch & Clock Shop 

132 W DUNLAP 

(IB* NortK Of M»n StrMt) 

NORTHVILLE 

1 . 

OFF OUR ALREADY 

LOW TICKET PRICES 

• Crafts • Dolls • Trucks 

• Stuffed Animals 

Models 

Puzzles 

Games 

Select Items at Even 

5 MILE ROAD 

t FARViNGTON «OAC> 

LIVONIA^ 

HARDWARE 

SUNDAY 

T - T T T ' T f 7 * ' f F. *V ? ?>"!h-TT.* ; W 

In the dunk tank, cooling off, are (from left) Bob Riser, 12 of Canton, 

Ron Mills, 10, and Bob Sheperd, 10, both of Plymouth. (Staff 

photos by Gary Caskey). 

BANKAMERICARD 

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PRE-SEASON 

SALE 

THRU JULY 31st. 

2 0 % OFF 

All New Arrivals. Infants thru Size 16 

BOYS'PANTS 1 /2 OFF 

Reg. $8 to $14 

NOW S 4 - S 7 


Polly Salamey makes jewelry at Dearie 

Days while Kathy Novak of Plymouth looks 

on. (Janine Koteff photo). 

DOWNTOWN 

Insulate 

(P,C) 11A 

and save money on 

cAnwmin gas heating. 

^¥&& 

NORTHVILLE 

Unique Closed Street Mall Atmosphere 

with over 125 Displayers 

CALL YOUR INSUIXT10N DEALER 

ilc& 

i flopping fcenler 

Home o1 

GROW - IT - GREEN 

Lawn Spraying Service 

* LIQUID FERTILIZER 

it CRABGRASS CON 

TROL 

* WEED CONTROL 

) w TURF BUILDER 

* INSECT CONTROL 

Don't Pay More - Compare O'jr Prices 

Licensed 562-7686 Insured 

Saturday, July 30 

9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Shop & Save at the biggest Sale of all 

ADDITIONAL FREE PARKING AT NORTHVILLE DOWNS 

Jerron Shoes -Pixieland 

Lobby Sale 

BOYS AND GIRLS 

WINTER JACKETS. 

COATS. SNOWSUITS, 

LEGGINGS. 

Also some matching |ackets 

Corduroy and Dacron Cotton 

-100% Cotton. Mostly per mapress 

Plaids, solids, all colors 

and sizes SLIMS-REGULAR- 

HUSKYS Sues 416 

Girls' Dresses V2 OFF 

Reg. $8-$20 

N0W S 4 - S 10 

Regular 

dresses 

now* 

and long length 

Sizes 2-14 Save 

Girls' Slacks & Jeans V2 OFF 

Reg. $8 -$14 

N0W $ 4 - $ 7 

INFANTS H , 

& TODDLERS Vo OFF 

DEPT. 

7 C - 

DYNAMITE STIX 

RUSS. 

HILLBILLY 

All Boys' & 

Girls' 

Shirts 

Flannel Lined Boys' & Girls' JACKETS 

-j / Reg. $10 to $16 

SALE $ 5- s 8 

Girls' SPORTSWEAR CO-ORDINATES 

Cfln/ Reg. $8-$20 

O U / O O F F N O W $ 4 

$ 

- 1 0 

Famous Brands 

• RUSS • AILEEN 

• ROTHERS • USS.AILEEN.PLAYMORE 

FARMINGTON 

SHOPPING PLAZA 

Mon., Thw*, Fri. ft:30-*.-OO 

Tuea., MM.. Set. 9:304 00 

474-7100 

l@LAN 

LIVON 

NEWBURGH LAZA 

at 6 Mil* 

10-9 Daily-10-6 Sat. 

Even Greater Savings Now on a Great Selection 

of Spring, Summer and Year-round Shoes for 

Men & Women 

• RED CROSS 

• SOCIALITE 

• COBBIES 

• CARESSA 

• JOYCE 

• HUSH PUPPIES 

FOR WOMEN 

$ 6 80 i. s 12 90 

Reg. to $33.00 

WOMEN'S MEN'S 

SPECIAL GROUP 

$ 1 

MEN'S 

FLORSHEIM 

$2QOO 

Reg. to $48.00 

92 

Reg. to $25.00 

• FREEMAN 

• VERDE 

• DEXTER 

• HUSH PUPPIES 

• STACY ADAMS 

• JARMAN 

SPECIAL GROUP 

TENNIS SHOES 

$ 4 8 

MEN'S 

OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 

1 THURS & 

FRI ONLY 

$ 8 90 t» s 14 90 

Reg to $45.00 

SHOES 

"WHERE SERVICE COMES FIRST' 

FARMINGTON 

Grand River & Orchard Lake Road 

474-7710 

Mon., Thura., Fri., Sat. 9:30 -9.00 

Tu®a . Wed. 9:30 -6:00 

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The Phoenix Gallery put in a busy day Saturday 


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The balloon lays on the ground as the winds are too strong for a 

flight. 

INK 

Serving the Area For 22 Years 

Licensed Builders 

Completely Insured 

-ADDITIONS • PORCHES 

DORMERS • GARAGES 

ALUMINUM SIDING 

ALUMINUM TRIM 

ATTICS • BATHROOMS 

KITCHENS • REMODELING 

HOME 

BUILDERS 

FREE ESTIMATES • NO^MONEY* DOWN 

2u4tCity Ontif 

WE SPECIALIZE IN RESIDENTIAL 

WORK 

M M LO 5-9070 

8446 

WHITEFIELD 

DEARBORN 

ADLER-KAY 

Introductory Oifer 

OFF list prices 

through July 31 

1" BLINDS 

Verticals 

WOVEN WOOD 

SHADES 

ResidentiaI & Commercial 

We /neasure — no charge 

We înstall - nominal charge 

LouVer-Drape & Levolor product$ 

also available 

Adlcr Kay 

Factory 

Outlets 

Main Warehouse — 8234 Telegraph 

! mile south of I-94, Taylor... 291-2111 

; Livonia Outlet — 33606 Plymouth 

at Farmington Road, Livonia ... 525-7711 BAMKAMIRiCARD 

I OPEN: M-W-Th 9 am-8 pm/Tu-Fri 9 im-4:30 pm/Sat 9 am-4 pm 

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Good ole Dearie Days 

Julie Voyles, clown, is one of the helpers at the Corner Candy Store in Old Village 

for the good ole Dearie Days. (Staff photos by Gary Caskev). 

Swicc6 6 

$mimciv$aijc 

15% to 20%0£f! 

THE RUSTIC WARMTH OF KLING'S COUNTRY HEARTH 

FOR THE CASUAL LIFE YOU LOVE, 

AT GREAT SAVINGS NOW 

COMPANY 

22266 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn • Telephone LOgan 3-SS44 

ample free parking behind our store 

Master Cnarge • BankAmericard 

Mon., Tues., Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 

Thurs., Fri. 9:30 to 9 

Closed Wednesdays 

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MK, 

Wk-s 

Residents hit lottery 

The Plvmouth-Canton community 

has had its share of Michigan lotterv 

winners lately 

Brenda Alley nnd Richard Waara. 

both of Canton and Plymouth residents 

Gerald Coatsworth and Helen 

Pervine each won the ton prize of 

«L r >00() in the new instant game "Lotterv 

Mile. 

When the 

Burton team 

plays, 

you win. 

The entire Detroit metropolitan 

area is served by a number 

of Burton teams. Each is a self 

contained unit with a single 

purpose: to process orders for 

title insurance promptly 

and efficiently. 

Each team is responsible for 

orders for its own customers 

and can answer their questions 

at any time. Because each 

team always serves the same 

accounts, these Burton 

professionals take a 

personal interest 

Professionalism and personal 

concern — a winning combination 

for Burton customers. 

THE BURTON TEAM: 

PERSONAL . PROFESSIONAL 

UKTON 

ABSTRACT* TIT l£ COMIttNY 

1650 W Big Beaver 

Troy, Ml 48084 643-4000 

Entertain the friendly, natural way, with the 

welcoming look of Kling's Country Hearth. 

Enjoy the cozy, rustic mood of a country inn 

and handsome styling, perfect for even your 

most formal occasions. Generously proportioned 

for real comfort, too. Superbly finished 

on solid pine with matching veneers, it's a 

fabulous buy right now. 

Trestle Extension Table, 38 "x70", M 

. „ . . . . . Menutaclurefs 

opens to 10u with two leaves. suited sale 

Four Ladderback Side Chairs: * , l 

" 

Prlce 

Ladderback Arm Chair *124!so. ! $? 99 50 

66" Buffet and China 1,049.00 869.50 

Deacon's Bench 224^50........ .189.50 

Round Pedestal Extension Table 

48", opens to 78" with two leaves. 

Four Mates Chairs: 5 pes. $837.50 $689.50 

Captain's Chair 99.50 82.50 

IN WEST DEARBORN . . . ACROSS FROM JACOBSON'S 

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Soccer instruction is given by the Canton, North-' 

ville, Plymouth YMCA at Starkweather. From 

left are John Kolb, 9, Tony Thibault, 8, Dave Micalef, 

9, Brian Chatterly, 11, Chucky Taylor, 4, 

Youngsters enrolled in the YMCA day camp at 

Tuesday to the Plymouth Township Recreation 

Mono Khurana, 4, and her sister Michelle, 6. 

Listen How You Can Lose 

459-4714 

REALTORS WHO CARE? 

CALLOUR ACTION LINE 

REALTY 

522-6000 or 464-0800 

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the hendry 

convalescent 

center 

Is Pleased 

To Announce 

The Completion 

Of Its 

Patient Activities Addition 

We Can Now Accommodate Eight 

Additional Patients 

If you want tha Bast 

The Hendry 

Convalescent Canter 

105 higg#r1y road. 

Plymouth. m>chigan 48170 

phone (3)3) 455-0510 

Day Cara, Vacation Cara, Extandad Cara 

A HEALTH SAVING SERVICES FACILITY 

r .T. * '*•> ?» *. • 7 • * "" T I T T " f f T T T r n ^ ' ? r r r r VVTT" *-?•? r f f f f t r t - 

Keith Reynolds, 13, Craig Hiomas, 9, Dale Whinnery, 

14, and Shaun Emorrow, 7. (Janine Kateff 

photos) 

Hulsing Elementary in Canton took a field trip 

Site for a morning of climbing and fun. At right is 

THE HOTTEST 

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SaL 

IN TOWN.... 

Visit us on 

Main Street 

Or Visit our Store for Sidewalk Values 

139ECADY NORTHVILLE 348 1070 

Inside - Outside 

SIDEWALK 

SALE 

115 E. Main St. 

Northville 

348-2180 

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Thursday, July 28. 1977 (P.C) 13A 

T' still has openings 

for soccer, day camp 

There are still vacancies in day 

camp, sports camp, soccer skills and 

other classes to be held in early August 

by the Canton. Northville. 

Plymouth YMCA. 

Registration can be made by calling 

the YMCA at 453-2904 or stopping in 

the 'Y' office at 292 S. Main Street. 

Plymouth, above Fisher's Shoes. 

THE DAY CAMP, for grades one 

and two and three through five, is designed 

to offer a worthwhile summer 

program for youth. 

Creative experiences are planned 

and a chance for youngsters to ma^ 

new friends Activities include group' 

games and projects, story telling, folklore. 

nature study, physical fitness, 

hiking and swimming 

Pat Malin is instructor of the day 

camp which meets at Bird. Fiegel or 

Hulsing elementaries from 9 a m to 

2:30 p.m daily. Qees are $16 weekly 

for YMCA members. $20 weekly for 

non-members with a reduced rate for 

'Y' members of $30 or more in family 

participate 

The next session will be from Aug 

1-5 with others scheduled for Aug 8- 

12. Aug 15-19. and Aug 22-26 

THE SAME DATES, times and fees 

apply to the Sports Day Camp which 

is held at the playground and gym of 

Starkweather Elementary. 550 Holbrook 

The instructor is Dick Johnson Age 

groups are divided for younqsters 7-10 

and 11-14 vears of age. 

A soccer skills clinic for ages 7-14 is 

held Monday through Friday from 9- 

11 a m at the Starkweather field Instructors 

are l^rrv Christoff. soccer 

coach at Schoolcraft College and a former 

all-star plaver. and Van Demiterio. 

soccer coach at University of 

Michigan-Dearborn 

Fees are $10 for members and $15 

for non-members Two sessions are 

scheduled for Aug 1-12 and Aug 15- 

26 

TENNIS FOR youth and adults is 

held Tuesdays and Thursdays at the 

Plymouth Canton High tennis courts. 

A session is scheduled for Aug 2-25 

Times are 4 to 5:30 p.m. for youth 

seven and up. 5 30-7 and 7-8:30 p.m 

for adults. Bring a racquet and three 

balls Fee is $12 for members and $15 

for non-members. Instructor is Joe 

Brennan. a young man who has been 

awarded a tennis scholarship for this 

fall at University of Detroit 

Golf for young people and adults 

will be held one day a week on Monday 

Wednesday or Friday at the 

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Oasis Golf Center Times are 4 30-5:30 

p.m. for youth eight years and up. 

5:30-6:30 and 6:30-7 30 p.m. for adults. 

THe fee is $13 for members and $16 

for non-members. Clubs furnished 

free, but a bucket of balls must be 

purchased each time for $1.25 per 

bucket The instructor is Dick Gray 

Kreatives is held three days per 

week for two-week sessions on 

Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays 

in Starkweather Elementary School 

Times are 9 to 10:30 a m or 10 30 to 

noon for 3- and four-vear-olds and 1 to 

2:30 p.m. for 4- through 6-year-olds 

ELECT 

JIM 

H0UK 

for 

CITY 

COMMISSIONER 

Classes for 3- and 4-year-olds will be 

Aug 2-11 and Aug. 16-15 with the 

older group slated for Aug 9-18. The 

fee is $10 for members and $15 for 

non-members. Instructors are Sharon 

Paul and Bonnie Graham. 

A hair care and makeup clinic is 

held Thursdays from 7 to 8 30 p.m at 

Beautiful People Hair Forum from 

Aug 18-15. Dollv Ettenhofer is instructor 

and fees are $5 and $7 

Membership dues are $10 for individual 

and $15 for family membership. 

Janet Luce is YMCA program director 

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A QUALIFIED and EXPERIENCED LEADER 

• Mayor of Plymouth -2 Years 

• City Commission 1961-69 

• Charter Commission 1949-51 

• Vice-Chairman of Detroit & Wayne County Council for Aged 

• Resident of Community 42 Years 

• Boy Scout Finance Chairman -10 Years 

• Red Cross Disaster Chairman -15 Years 

• Kiwanis member -34 Years 

• Owner & Manager of Fisher Shoes 1941-1971 

• Worked as Industrial & Commercial Developer 

for City of Plymouth, Plymouth Township 

and Canton Township for 2 Years 

• Member 1st Baptist Church 

When elected, I know that I have the experience and 

qualifications to properly make judgements on issues 

before the City Council. 

VOTE TUESDAY AUGUST 2nd 

PAID FOR BY HOUK FOR COMMISSIONER COMMITTEE 

Saturday, July 30 — Downtown Northville & Northville Square 

SIDEWALK 

SALE 

50-70% 

REDUCTIONS 

ON ALL MERCHANDISE 

SATURDAY, JULY 30 

IN NORTHVILLE 

r- FRIDAY & SATURDAY — 

JULY 29 & 30 

IN 

OUR NEW SHOP 

AT 

470 FOREST PLACE 

141 E. CADY STREET 

NORTHVILLE 

470 FOREST PLACE 

PLYMOUTH 

PLYMOUTH 

9:30-5:30 Daily 

9:30-9:00 Friday 

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Outside 

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the 

Store 

Sidewalk 

Sale 

UP TO 

4 1 / 1 off 

Bargains Galore! 

I «OV«Ou. • —•••. • • .M.., 

fTHE £MAHQUIs\ 

133 E. Main St 

Northville 

349-8110 

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1*AJ££L Thursday, July 28, 1977 

Mental facility 

may go to state 

While the future administration of 

Wayne County General Hospital in 

Westland is being reviewed, operation 

of the psychiatric hospital may soon 

transfer from county responsibility to 

the state. 

Currently the psychiatric hospital, 

located on the same grounds as the 

general hospital but has a separate administration, 

is operated by Wayne 

County. Under a new funding formula, 

however, the state is supposed 

to sqpply 90 per cent of the funding 

witltthe county supplying the other 10 

per cent. 

This. year, the psychiatric hospital 

has been operating under the county's 

10 wh* cent because the state funding, 

whtaLftras due in March, has been delayt£, 

TTiat delay had threatened the 

closmg of the psychiatric facility. 

That threat, however, soon may be 

over Chairman of the Wayne County 

Board of Commissioners John Barr 

(D-Dearborn Heights), whose district 

includes part of Westland. said he expects 

that the county will soon receive 

last year's state funding and that the 

state will assume operation of the hospital 

in the future. 

"My prediction is that there will be 

no interruption in the psychiatric care 

for troubled people in Wayne County," 

said Barr. "I have been advised 

verbally that we can expect the 

money (last year's 90 per cent state 

funding) soon I expect to receive a 

letter in a few days confirming this. 

The governor and state legislature 

are disposed to paying this 

"There has never been an intent to 

close the hospital My view is that the 

state will assume operation of the psychiatric 

hospital, paying their 90 per 

cent and billing us for the other 10 per 

cent," continued Barr. 

He added that a definite plan has 

yet to be made on the operations 

changeover "The state operates hospitals 

elsewhere, and I think it is their 

intent to do so here," Barr added 

In the meantime, the hospital will 

remain open because "it would be a 

great disservice to the citizens of the 

county if the facility was closed at 

this time." according to a report approved 

by the board of commissioners 

July 7. 

Accepting that recommendation 

from its human resources committee, 

the board agreed that "failure by the 

state to live up to its responsibility to 

allocate funds is the biggest single factor 

affecting continued operation (of 

the psychiatric facility) 

The report from the human resources 

committee recommended that 

the psychiatric hospital remain open 

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despite county financial problems that 

include a potential $10-12 million budget 

deficit. 

A hospital task force, appointed by 

Barr in February to assess overall operation 

of general and psychiatric facilities, 

has yet to study the psychiatric 

hospital. 

The task force report on operation 

of the general hospital has been referred 

to the human resources committee 

of the county board of commissioners 

and to the county board of institutions 

for their review. 

"My personal hope," said Barr, "is 

that they would adopt the recommendations 

of the task force.' 

The task force report recommended 

that the general hospital's administration 

be changed to one of two alternatives: 

•A new public hospital authority, 

which would function as an independent 

benefit corporation with full authority 

and responsibility for hospital 

operation, or: 

•A quasi-independent hospital authority 

within Wayne County government. 

such as a bridge, road or airport 

authority, with full authority and 

responsibility for hospital operation 

The general hospital currently reports 

to the following county committees: 

human resources for programs 

and general policy; general 

government for civil service and 

labor relations questions; the public 

works for land and facilities; and the 

ways and means for fiscal matters. 

Barr said he believes a hospital structure 

established like a road commission 

could be "frustratingly independ 

ent but very good. It removes hospital 

operation from politics and keeps it independent 

" 

Under such a proposal. Barr said 

the county probably would continue to 

fund the hospital, but the amount was 

impossible to predict. Although there 

would be "transitional problems" 

with a change in hospital administration. 

Barr believes the board of 

commissioners "will go along with 

it." 

The task force, which is chaired by 

Dr. Ramon Joseph, a Livonia doctor 

from Wayne County General, also recommended 

that the hospital continue 

to provide health care for those who 

otherwise couldn't obtain or finance 

such care. 

It also recommended that the hospital 

continue to provide a full range of 

services, including emergency and 

specialized services unavailable elsewhere 

in the county, and that the hospital 

continue its role as a teaching facility. 

LEES SALE 

Now thru July 30th 

41744 W. 10 Mile 

at Meadowbrook 

348-2622 

Lee H. Halsted, O.D. 

OPTOMETRIST 

ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR 

THE PRACTICE OF ADULT AND PEDIATRIC OPTOMETRY 

EYE EXAMINATIONS -HARD, SOFT, AND MULTIFOCAL 

CONTACT LENSES 

ADULT AND CHILDREN S VISION TRAINING 

AT 

PLYMOUTH PROFESSIONAL PARK 

223 N SHELDON RD 

PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN 48170 

Office Hours by Appointment TELEPHONE 455-0730 

AUGUST SPECIAL 

WITH THIS AD 

10" OFF 

CARPET OR 

FURNITURE CLEANING 

Special 

INDOOR-OUTDOOR 

GRASS 

CARPET 

s 3 79 

While Supply 

Reg 

$4.79 Sq. Yd 

^^$4 70 

Lasts 

All Work Done By Professionals 

• AREA RUGS CLEANED IN OUR PLANT 

• STEAM CLEANER RENTALS AVAILABLE 

Compete Lino of New 

; Carpeting from Leading Mills 

• 

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! PLYMOUTH • 453-7450 

PLYMOUTH 

RUG CLEANERS 

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The long-awaited cobblestone project got under way 

Tuesday morning in the alley between Starkweather and 

Mill streets in Old Village. First a bed of regular cement 

was laid; then two inches of russet brick cement. Powder 

is sprinkled on this layer to intensify the color before the 

presses imprint a cobblestone pattern in the cement for 

newest 

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Jeans with that traditional Levi's quality, spec- 

ially tailored for man-sized comfort. With 

special details like D-ring side adjustments, and 

diagonal stitch-pleat pockets. In all the right 

colors and fabrics. All with just the right 

flare, too. 

HOURS: 

J 

Laying the cobblestone 

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texture. Two days later grout is spread in the depressions. 

A final coat of seaJer gives the final protection. 

Sidewalk superintendents were John and Pat Hann with 

daughter, Amanda, Alan Gove and other Old Village merchants. 

(wStaff photo) 

EYttf HOVSC 

store in West Oakland County 

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for her 

Contemporary fashion 

with the fit and comfort 

only Levi can offer 

Levis For Men 

Mon. - Sat. 9 a>cn. - 9:30 p.m. 

Sun. 12 -5 p.m. 

pxn. fa* - 

Little Levi's" 

Corduroy Bells 

If he poms when you say it's 

time to dress up, Littfe Levi's 

corduroy bell bottoms will 

make him smile. Kids love 

these sturdy polyester/cotton 

jeans because they're comfor 

(able and ready for action. 

Youll love them because 

they're easy to care for and 

stylish, in a wide range of 

springtime colon. Add a 

long sleeve Levi's plaid shirt 

for an eye-catching outfit 

(hat can go anywhere and 

do anything. 

Little Levi's, si/es 2-7. 

12 Oaks Mall 

12 Mile & Novi Rd 

Next to Hudson's 'neath the escalator 

348-3480 

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By W.W. EDGAR 

It isn't very often that a fellow gets 

a chance to visit the scene of one of 

his first challenges as a sports writer 

after an absence of 50 years and relive 

one of the weirdest chapters of 

his entire career 

Yet tl)is is what happened to The 

Stroller last week when he spent a 

few days on the St Clair River as a 

respite from the daily toil and the torrid 

weather 

Sitting on tne banks of the river 

with the little woman's cousin Henry 

Beattie watching the big freighters 

go bv. Beattie turned to us and asked. 

"How would you like to go up to Port 

Huron and see the start of the sailing 

race to Mackinac Island'" 

It didn't take very long to make up 

our minds and before we knew it we 

were walking along the docks looking 

at the sleek boats and milling with the 

crowds that make the night before the 

Mackinac race somethig to behold 

The carnival atmosphere . the 

crowded docks. helicopters hovering 

over head, .the members of 

the various crews making merrv before 

the long vigil out of the water all 

blended into a scene 'hat stands it 

apart from am other activity along 

the S' Lawrence waterwav 

.\s he lostled his wav through the 

crowds looking at the boats The Strol 

lor had to smile for the picture was 

far different than it was on his first 

visit as a neophvte about to "cover" 

his first sailing race 

IT WAS BACK m 1927 when the Bay 

view Yacht Club was preparing for its 

second race from Port Huron to Mackinac 

At the time no one in anv of the 

sports departments of the daily prints 

was designated as a "yachting edi 

tor." 

So. The Stroller was quite shocked 

when the sports editor tapped him on 

the shoulder orte afternoon and said. 

You arc going to cover the Mackinac 

race." 

It was a shock because The Stroller 

never had seen a sail boat up close 

and didn't know a schooner from a 

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Yachting thrills 

ketch or a vawl. But it was an assignment 

and he had to make the most of 

it. 

To prepare himself. The Stroller visited 

the Bavview Club and had one of 

the veteran sailors draw pictures of 

the various types of boats and the 

sails, with the name printed on each 

one of them 

With the drawing in hand, he suggested 

to the sports editor that it be printed 

in the Sunday editions along with a 

story of the race More than that, it 

carried a note stating that W W 

Edgar the yachting editor, was going 

to cover the race 

What a challenge! 

Come the day of the race The Stroller 

took his place on the press boat, 

watched the start and with the aid of 

a few sailors, got the information to 

return to shore and write his story 

Then it was off to Mackinac on one of 

the big cruise ships of the time It 

was here that he met the challengeface 

to face 

When he arrived on the island on 

Sunday morning, he was more than 

100 miles ahead of the boats and he 

kept wondering what he would write 

about that afternoon 

In desperation he hired a boat to 

take him out to the lighthouse where 

he could talk to the lighthouse keeper 

and possibly get the latest information 

Revealing his plight, the old lighthouse 

keeper kindly took him in confidence 

and told him that the wind 

had "gone around the clock and that 

whatever was the position of the boats 

when he last saw them was the position 

thev would be in now" 

So The Stroller wrote a "wind" 

storv as his first effort from the island. 

Came the next dav. and again 

there were no boats in sight. Now he 

was in trouble He couldn't write an 

other "wind" storv But lady luck 

smiled on him 

WHLN HK VISITED the race tent 

one of the officials informed him that 

one of the boats had dropped out 

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fall. Openings are for the Monday- 

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"And." the informer explained, "this 

is a boat that sailed the Atlantic and 

vet has never been able to sail the 

lakes." 

That was the second day storv—and 

there was no need to get into details 

of the various boats—the schooners 

yawls, ketches or sloops. 

That night, the boats started crossing 

the finish line. By the time The 

Stroller had to write again, the race 

was decided with all the intricate timing 

and figuring 

It was a simple matter to write the 

concluding story from the island But 

it was an experience he never will forget—a 

yachting editor who never had 

seen a sailboat. 

Can vou blame him for chuckling 

last week when, after 50 years, he 

was back on the docks reliving one of 

the weirdest experiences of his life 

Teaming up for some aerial fun in the Fly High 

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Mettetal Airport in Canton Town 

ship will be one of three sites for the 

fourth annual "Flv High For Dystrophy" 

event being held this weekend 

to raise funds for the 1977 Jerrv 

Lewis Labor Day Telethon 

A host of celebrity pilots will donate 

their planes and flying talents by giving 

rides to the general public in return 

for contributions of five dollars 

or more to muscular dystrophy The 

other sponsoring airports are located 

in Pontiac and Monroe. 

This is the first year Mettetal Airport 

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planes at Mettetal this weekend 

are Don Hanev. Tom Korzeniowski. 

Tom Dean. Sonny Eliot. Rob Hvnes. 

Jennifer Harp and Jo Jo Shuttv 

Other celebrity pilots are expected 

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editorial opinion 

wm we learn a lesson 

from crash? Not likely 

To six families: 

The Observer, on behalf of the greater 

Plymouth-Canton community, is writing this letter 

to the families of Douglas McGregor. Bradley 

Wilson. William Cook. Brian Stout. Steve Radgens. 

Erik Corey and Don Gulau. We. too. were in 

shock Saturday morning as word spread that six 

young men were killed m an automobile accident 

in Dexter Township. 

The news spread like a shock wave because, tn 

a small town, the boys were known by many 

friends and acquaintances. Every time the subject 

came up in a group of people, someone was 

bound to exclaim: "Mv God. I knew one of those 

bovs In fact, my son had just seen him Friday afternoon." 

or words to that effect 

Everyone's life touches hundreds of others. 

That's why the death of six voung men was a tragedv 

the entire community shared. Most of us 

touched their lives one way or another. 

THE TRAGEDY, of course, was that lives were 

lost in such a senseless manner It was more tragic 

because all six were voung. each looking towards 

a future that knew no bounds. There is 

some solace, however, in that they already had 

packed a lot of life into their 16 to 19 years, 

j^nd they were living like many other young 

people during those few hours before death. They 

were with friends, having a good time on a 

Friday evening. Hundreds of other teenagers 

were doing the same thing that evening—having 

fun with friends 

looking back, there is a natural inclination to 

want to blame someone for the tragedy, and one 

of the easiest targets seems to be the bar the 

boys apparently visited jfist minutes before the accident. 

The fact that all but one were under the 

legal drinking age of 18 suggests the tavern owner 

may share liability for the deaths. By law. a tav- 

ern owner catf be liable for serving minors or for 

allowing a 

toxication 

what happen 

under investi 

Its to drink themselves to indon't 

know yet the final details of 

at the bar. The matter is still 

ft ion We do know the boys were 

there in search'of a good time with friends, and if 

one or more drank too much, they did so voluntarily. 

with knowledge of the risks they were taking. 

That well may be the real tragedv of Saturdav 

morning—that all of us do things we know are 

filled with danger Alcohol is a drug misused by 

many, young and old. And many who have had a 

fair amount to drink are deceived into thinking 

they are sober enough to drive The warning "If 

you drink, don't drive" hasn't penetrated. 

TTie truth is that for every person who drinks 

and ends up in a fatal auto accident, there are 

many more of us who do the same senseless thing 

and somehow survive. Many more may be killed 

in a similar fashion, but the message does not 

sink in The real tragedy is we might not learn 

from their deaths 

Although we are too human to learn from Saturday's 

tragedy, because we are human we do 

share some of the grief and tears six families 

have shed this week Not all of us have sent flowers. 

but we want each family to know we share 

their grief. It could have been us or a member of 

our family in that car. It was a human error, and 

we are all prone to the same mistakes Thus, it is 

human grief we share todav 

Living good; distractions few 

Despite the images of Thanksgiving and Christmas 

as great times for families, late summerspecifically 

August—must be ranked as the best 

season for the most basic unit of society. 

Few civic activities are there to distract family 

members. Little League and recreation baseball 

have wound down. Clubs are nearly dormant. 

Summer school is a whisper. The only politics are 

a few city primaries tnat provide more faint 

amusement than municipal stimuli. 

In Michigan, the eating is the best of the year. 

Peaches, plums, a multitude of vegetables and especially 

sweet corn are in season, and buying 

them at farmers' stands provides a break in our 

shopping patterns. The kids are more often along 

on these trips than they are on those trips to the 

supermarket. We don't think about it at the time, 

but these late summer suppers are the best and 

least pressured meals of the year for the family. 

The Rood case 

Such activities as there are tend to be civic festivals 

or. if you're vacationing out-state, the county 

fpirs. The family goes to them as a group 

Commercially, it's a good season because back 

to-school shopping has started. But what makes 

late summer shopping better is that there's no exploitation 

of Pilgrims* pumpkins, Santa. George 

Washington, St. Valentine and bunnies like there 

is in other seasons. The family's buying is practical 

and gimmick-free. 

There's a pleasant lull in late summer. Soon it 

will be interrupted by the jarring bump of school 

(or teachers' strike threats), clubs, bowling 

leagues, new situations and friends, new business 

projects. The richness of late summer won't be remembered 

as any great event. Yet it will have 

done more to restore us human beings and family 

units than any other season of the year. 

Rally for editor political 

In a previous column. I wondered aloud about 

the public's strange reaction in Escanaba to the 

firing of Daily Press Editor Dave Rood. Some 300 

inhabitants of that breezy upper peninsula city 

had rallied in protest of Rood's firing by John 

McGoff, publisher of the Panax newspapers. 

The public, I have found over the years, just 

doesn't rally in support of Rood's kind of good 

journalism People might rally in protest of a 

story that shows their pet project in an unfavorable 

light—even if the story is true. They may 

rally to get an editor to print Little League results. 

But it's just unlike the public to rally around an 

editor who gets fired for refusing to print what he 

perceives to be a trash piece about President Carter 

from the publishing company's national bureau 

Something there had the stench of a billion 

alewives washed onto the beaches of Lake Michigan. 

IT TURNS OUT, there is an explanation. Politics. 

It seems that a self-appointed committee on the 

newspaper industry in Escanaba issued a manifesto 

aimed at curing what was wrong with the 

Daily Press and many newspapers everywhere. 

It called itself the Committee on Responsible 

Journalism, or some such name. I have to work 

from memory because my wife used my only 

copy of the manifesto, picked up on our recent vacation, 

to wrap the remains of a spectacular 

smallmouth bass that consumed one minnow too 

many 

The committee thought Rood should be reinstated. 

It thought McGoff ought to get out of newspaper 

management. It thought McGoff ought to 

dispose of his property. 

It has as much cnance of accomplishing those 

ends as it has of persuading Henry Fora II to 

reinstate Bunky Knudsen ana peddling his Ford 

stock, but at this point the politics gets sticky. 

THE COMMITTEE also advocated a legislated 

end to chain ownership of newspapers. 

Intb the fray came the name of tne Hon. Morris 

Udall, one-time presidential aspirant from Arizona. 

Why Udall, when the U.P. already has a 

A Division 

of 

Suburbah Communications 

Corporation 

Philip H. Power 

Chairman 

Henry M. Hogan, Jr. 

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Richard 

hard-working and popular congressman named 

Philip Ruppe 7 

Well, Rep. Udall has ^ bill floating around to 

end what he calls "chain store journalism." He 

also has a crusade on the subject, and the Dave 

Rood case provided an excellent Calvary on 

which those ideologues could strut and preach. 

(It may be no accident, incidentally, that the 

story of the Panax firing was delivered to a paper 

of the political persuasion of the New York 

Times; certainly, the Times wasn't particularly 

on the lookout for good yarns about Michigan's 

upper peninsula.) 

Anyhow, the political doctrine surfacing in the 

U P. seems to be that "chain store journalism'' is 

odious, particularly when practiced by a rich 

right-winger. Freedom of the press is OK except 

when certain chain publishers seek to liven their 

properties by trash stories at the expense of Mr. 

Carter. 

I have a notion that the exotic economic doctrines 

of the anti-chain theories won't stand a constitutional 

test. Freedom of the press has to apply 

to everyone—to the McGoffs, to the Hustler, to 

the Woodsteins, to the Howard Kohns. If Panax 

wants to divest itself of the services of a superior 

man like Dave Rood, well, it's a free country. 

Meanwhile, I have heard of no effort by the ideologues 

to scrape up a few million bucks and buy 

out the Escanaba Daily Press. McGoff has been 

known to sell as well as buy up newspapers. Buying 

the Daily Press would be plaving by the rules 

of the game, but, instead, the self-appointed committee 

seeks to impose its brand of responsible 

journalism through politics, by an act of Congress, 

and by exploiting the popularity of a good 

man like Dave Rood. 

Canton €>taijcr 

Craig Piechura 

Editor 

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John Reddy, General Mgr. 

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FORECAST: "COOLER WITH G«ADUAL 

» CLEARING- 

A healthier Detroit means 

healthier climate for all 

Last week marked the 10th anniversary of the 

Detroit riot—surely the most traumatic episode in 

the history of the core city and its suburbs. 

Before the rage and frustration, the burning 

and looting had petered out. 43 lay dead. 342 were 

injured, 5,000 were homeless, 7,000 jailed and $50 

million in property damage reported. 

It was the worst riot in American history, and it 

shattered the self-confidence of the nation's fifth 

largest city. It also tore at the bonds of interdependence 

that linked it to the suburbs. 

For what followed were a well-intentioned but 

only somewhat effective effort at short-run recon 

struction, the continued deterioration of the city, 

the school busing crisis, and the conviction on the 

part of many suburbanites that the last thing thev 

wanted was anything to do with Detroit 

TEN YEARS LATER, however, there are signs 

that the core city is beginning to come back from 

the brink of collapse. 

Crime is on the decline; the murder rate which 

brought the city the reputation as the murder capital 

of the nation is down 28 per cent from a year 

ago. 

In part, this is caused by two successive years 

of prosperity in the automobile industry. People 

are working, and although the unemplovment rate 

in Detroit is now 9.7 per cent, that's down from 

17.4 per cent last year 

The police department, previously nearly all 

white and a major source of anger in the black 

community, is now becoming integrated. Instead 

of being looked on as "they." the cops are starting 

to be called "us." 

Economic development is beginning to pick up. 

not jupt at the popular Ren Cen. but also throughout 

the city. There are 44 major building projects 

currently under way in the citv. worth $443 million. 

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'Open meetings' are 

helpful, informative 

Kditor 

As one citizen, fortunate to be a resident 

of the City of Plymouth. 1 wish 

to express mv thanks for the opportunity 

to take part in two public meet 

ings recently held at city hall commission 

chambers 

Everv participant at these meet 

ings the speakers and the audience 

must have felt the swelling of pride at 

the quality of questions asked and the 

forthright answers given 

The first of these meetings was a 

hearing on House Joint Resolution 

sponsored bv the House of Representatives 

Taxation Committee Our 

own Rep Rov Smith deserves much 

credit for his understanding and sensitivity 

to the critical problems of pub 

lie education in Michigan as well as 

tax relief for senior citizens 

Rep. Tom Brown our neighbor 

from Westland is another member of 

the committee who presented clear 

ind honest answers on the subject of 

meeting >ur education needs equitably 

on the state level 

Resolution "C" must be a priority 

topic for study and action bv every 

concerned voter Representative 

Smith's idea of giving the best education 

to everyone and then tax everyone 

on the ability to earn, must be 

worth studying 

The second meeting, which was of 

tremendous interest, dealt with 

Plymouth's commission candidates 

For the quality of that event the 

I-eague of Women Voters deserve the 

highest commendation 

Plymouth citizens have more than a 

just cause to be proud The caliber of 

those neighbors who solicit our vote 

and want to serve us is indeed outstanding 

May Plvmouth continue to be the 

beacon of integrity in city government 

Vote on Aug 2 and show the 

world that you do care for the quality 

of life in Plvmouth. 

PAUL NASTOFF 

Plvmouth 

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\ sketch concept of the propsed 

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Encephalitis prevention urged 

By MICHAEL MATUSZEWSKI 

Wayne County Board of Health is 

out to lead the way in developing a 

plan to protect against an epidemic of 

St. l,ouis Encephalitis (SLE). 

That disease killed four people in 

Michigan in 1975. In addition, there 

were 90 other cases of SLE reported 

in the state in 1975 , 36 of those in 

Wayne County There were few outbreaks 

in 1976. 

WAYNE COUNTY COMMISSION 

ER Edgar L. Harris said. "We need 

joint community planning and the cooperation 

of neighboring counties because 

any outbreak would more than 

likely not be confined to just Wayne 

County." 

Because of the strange cyclical nature 

of the disease, it is usually too 

late to kill mosquitoes or attempt to 

marshall enough people or funds to 

control them 

"We are trying to convince our communities 

and nearby counties that 

there is a definite need," said Leito 

Durley, a spokesman for the Wayne 

board of commissioners "We are 

trying to involve all local communities 

within Wayne County and we're 

trying to encourage adjacent counties 

to cooperate." he added 

Representatives of both the Wayne 

and Oakland County Environmental 

Health divisions agree that southeastern 

Michigan is ill-prepared to 

head off the kind of outbreaks which 

occured in 1975 

Glen Brown of the Wayne County- 

Environmental Health Division said 

the contingency plan "would come 

down to an early warning system." 

He said the plan would define "who 

would need to take what kind of action." 

SLE IS CAUSED by a virus transmitted 

from mosquitoes t0 wi ld birds 

and sometimes from birds to humans 

Human infections usually occur in 

metropolitan areas because of house 

sparrows and pigeons in relatively 

close proximity to humans. 

Blood 

donors 

are sought 

There is an urgent 

need for individuals to 

serve as blood program 

volunteers and "open 

heart surgery" callers 

on Thursdays and 

Fridays at the new Red 

Cross Bloomfield Donor 

Center. 2388 Franklin. 

Bloomfield Township 

"Volunteers perform 

vital services in Red 

Cross blood collection 

centers A decline in volunteer 

participation 

poses a serious threat to 

the potential of the 

Bloomfield Center." said 

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director of the Southeastern 

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Volunteers also help 

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A bird surveillance program will 

therefore be a focal point of the future 

contingency plan 

However, Brown speculated, "The 

mosquitoes are here and have been 

here for many years. We are beginning 

to think it (the virus) comes 

from migrating birds The mosquito 

bites the bird and the virus develops 

in the mosquito. Occasionally, a mosquito 

will bite a human " 

He added that it was important to 

note that one mosquito variety (culexpipens) 

is the major suspected earner. 

Brown said that luckily it was a 

variety which does not usually bite 

humans 

AERIAL SPRAYING is being 

looked upon only as a last resort 

Wayne County Commissioner Royce 

Smith said, "We do not plan to go and 

immediately start spraying mosquitoes 

We hope that our contingency 

plan, which includes more bird 

monitoring, will indicate that we 

won't have to spray at all." 

Harris added. "What we are saying 

is that if we do find evidence that we 

should spray, the communities ought 

to be prepared for it when the time 

comes." 

Brown called chemical spraying a 

last ditch effort He said the chemicals 

would have serious side effects 

to other species "The ecological system 

is very sensitive. It is not proper 

to get into spraying to control mosquito 

biting," he added Instead it 

should be employed only in "selective 

control " 

Dick Parker,a sanitarian for the 

Oakland County Environmental 

Health Division, said that county 

would cooperate in developing a contingency 

plan for southeastern Michigan 

"Oakland County is in the same 

boat as everyone else. No one in the 

state is equipped to do that (massive 

aerial spraying)." 

Parker said that spraying was the 

only effective measure. 

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Plymouth High class of '67 turned 

out 223 strong for its 10th class reunion 

Saturday night in the Mayflower 

Meeting House 

Following meetings artd greetings 

there was a sit-down banquet Pat Butzin. 

who chaired the party, was mistress 

of ceremonies She announced 

the winners of the mock awards. 

Shirley Druce fomd the most miss 

ing classmates Cathy Vanatta was 

the most traveled She is now married 

and an executive secretary. She has 

been to Scandinavia, most of Europe, 

north Afnca and the Caribbean. 

Strangest occupation award went to 

Ann Whitesell who is curator at the 

Los Gatos Historical Museum in California 

Her avocations include fire 

fighter, amateur machinist and 

builder of model steam engines. 

Classmates Wilma Little and 

Jimmy Stoop, (Mr and Mrs James 

Stoop) have been married for the long 

est period of time Karen Burke has 

the oldest child 

by 

ELLIE 

GRAHAM 

lês Byrd bought the first ticket for 

the reunion and Sue Baskins was the 

last to fill in her form Joyce Soth and 

Phil Daley had changed the most, and 

Larry Brown had lost the most hair 

lêta Scott. Jane MacCurdy and Ann 

Whitesell came from California for 

the party John Larson and Janet 

McCullv came from Colorado. 

There was a band for dancing and 

many prizes were handed out 

Pat Butzm's classmates showed 

their appreciation for her party planning 

efforts by giving her a standing 

ovation a corsage, and a carved elephant 

to add to her collection 

They're all looking forward to 1987. 

and their 20th reunion 

CAROL OLSON and Sharon Cavanaugh 

planned the five-year reunion 

last weekend for the Plymouth High 

School class of '72 

About 250 persons attended the dinner 

dance in Roma Hall. Livonia 

"We were disappointed in the turnout." 

said Sharon "Out of a class of 

780. we expected more " 

After a buffet dinner, there was 

dancing to the music of "The Image " 

Most of the grads were from the 

Plymouth-Ann Arbor area They are 

hoping for more interest in their 10th 

reunion in 1982 

THE PLYMOUTH FIFE and Drum 

Corps did it again 

lâst Saturday they played at a 

muzzle loaders parade and festival in 

t take view. northeast of Grand Rapids 

You guessed it TTiey walked off 

with the ribbon for the best marching 

unit in the festival. 

Director Whitney Prince accepted 

tne award from Miss Michigan 

JULY 23, SEEMED to be the night 

for class reunions. 

For the Class of 1937 of St Cecilia 

High School, it was the 40th class reunion 

Ed Dowling of the MESC office in 

Plymouth Township was chairman of 

the dinner dance in the Plymouth Hilton 

Inn 

"There were just 56 in our graduating 

class in the old school on Livernois. 

There are 10 known dead We 

had 17 classmates and their spouses 

at the party 34 all together." 

Dowling said most of them came 

from Livonia. Farmington. Ann Arbor 

and Grosse Pointe. One couple came 

from Colorado, another from North 

Carolina, and one from Florida. 

"TTie food was excellent." said Dowling 

and so was the music—he 

brought his own 

"They set up a portable dance floor 

and we had all. the big bands " 

Dowling had made a tape of the favorites 

of their day—Glenn Gray. 

Glenn Miller. 

"It took me 16 hours to put it together. 

There was an hour and a half on 

each side. They were all good dancers 

and they still are. I mixed them up 

'"Sentimental Journey." a few slow 

ones, and then a fast one like 'One 

O'Clock Jump. " 

He added. "We all learned to dance 

in those days There was nothing else 

to do so we went to dances—Eastwood. 

Westwood Gardens " 

" The 40th class reunion was obviously 

a success 

THE KING TUT exhibit in the Field 

Museum of Natural History in Chicago 

has attracted a number of persons 

from the area. 

Those who saw the collection of artifacts 

from the 18-year-old king's tomb 

were very impressed. They agreed it 

was worth the trip—and the wait—to 

see the equisite jewelry, furniture and 

urns which were buried 3,300 years 

Among those who actually were admitted 

to the exhibit were Jean and 

Hugh Harsh a. Kirk and Denise Loflenz, 

Harvey and Jackie Troutman, 

* Scott Beaman. Stan Towers. Lois Mitchell 

and GaU Schultheiss. 

The Richard Dohertys, the John 

Olsons. Jean Schultheiss. John Nichols 

and Walter Shear were some of 

the disappointed who never did get in. 

i Gail Schultheiss went with a group 

from Kalamazoo College When she 

and her mother, Jean, went to see it, 

they got irf line at 7:30 a.m. 

At 9 a.m. the line began to move. 

Shortly after 10:30 the line had moved 

+ to the point that they were at the door 

* of the building. There were about 20 

persons ahead of them In line when 

ithe announcement was made: "That 

ofe aU for today." < 

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The Francoeur girls love having a 16-year-old in the family and all 

the sight-seeing tours that are involved in entertaining a guest from 

Finland. From left are Jane Francoeur with daughters Spring and 

Lolly, Riitta^Raatikainen, and Matildy Francoeur. (Staff photo) 

Finnish student is Lions' guest 

Plymouth Lions Club's summer exchange 

student is 16-year-old Riitta 

Raatikainen of Tervo. Finland 

She is staying with Jane Francoeur. 

a member of the club who is a social 

worker with the Plymouth schools 

With two weeks of Riitta's six-week 

visit remaining, the Francoeurs have 

planned a busy sight-seeing schedule. 

So far, Riitta has viewed the metropolitan 

Detroit area during a "big 

circle" airplane ride. She has been to 

the Detroit Zoo, Port Huron and Sarnia. 

Greenfield Village. Belle Isle and 

Detroit. 

Harger Greene arranged at tour of 

the Fisher Body plant They went to 

Hartland to see the painted barns and 

visited dairy farms. 

They plan to to go to the Toledo Art 

Museum, the Finnish Cultural Center 

and the King Tut exhibit in Chicago's 

Field Museum of Natural History 

RIITTA LIVES on a dairy farm in 

central Finland. 

The name of the farm is Suppu- 

niemi and it has been owned by her 

family for 100 years. Her ancestors 

have lived in the area, within 15 miles 

of the farm, for 400 years. 

The Raatikainen farm is modern 

They use milking machines and grow 

their own fodder for the cattle. They 

have a three-month growing season 

Sometimes there are late-May frosts 

"Sometimes there is a freeze in August 

which destroys all the wheat." 

said Riitta. However, the Gulf Stream 

does help moderate the climate of the 

countrty which is at the same latitude 

as Alaska 

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Eating corn—which can't be grown 

in Finland's cold climate—was a new 

experience for Riitta An avid photographer. 

she took pictures of the Fran 

coeur family eating sweet corn—onthe—cob 

There is no peanut butter in Finland 

and that doesn't bother Riitta one bit 

She loves peanuts, but was firm in expressing 

her dislike for peanut butter. 

WHEN RIITTA as a little girl, she 

skied three miles to school. 

Now a school bus takes her to high 

school 14 miles from home 

She plans to continue her studies in 

agriculture and sociology' 

"I think I was five, or younger, 

when I started to ski." said Riitta 

High school sports for girls include 

volleyball, baseball, skiing and skating 

"The boys play hockey and football. 

but the girls don't " 

She said there are seven in her family—her 

mother and father, three sisters 

and her grandmother 

Their sauna—and everyone has a 

sauna—is attached to the house. In 

older houses the saunas are some distance 

from the house as a safety 

measure 

Suppuniemi is 25 miles from the 

nearest village A larger town, about 

the size of Plymouth is 40 miles 

away 

LIONS CLUB International sponsors 

the exchange student program in con 

junction with Youth for Under 

standing 

Lions Club brought 2.500 students to 

the United States this year. 100 of 

them came to Michigan 

The exchange students do not have 

to be the sons or daughters of Lions 

but the host families are members of 

the club. 

John Roose is president of the local 

club and Dave Cook is vice president 

Don Francoeur is a member of the 

board of directors 

Kim Anderson daughter of Dick Anderson. 

is spending six weeks in 

Nantes. France She is part of the exchange 

program designed to promote 

international understanding and pro - 

vide an educational and cultural expo 

nence for youth at home and abroad 

3 shops open in new Forest Place 

Three shops in the new Forest 

Place addition opened today 

(Thusday). Little Angels. The Hobby 

Shop, and Claire Kelly Plymouth 

moved in in time for the sidewalk 

sales this Friday and Saturday. 

Marvin Hauk's Hobby Shop was the 

first in the new complex on Harvey 

Street back of the Forest Place to 

open for business. 

The shop will stock everything the 

model railroad buff could wish for: 

HO trains, regular size trains, accessories. 

villages, extra cars, train controls 

and N scale trains. 

"For the the man with the utmost 

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patience." said Hauk. referring to the 

N scale which is even smaller than 

HO He has the makings for those 

who prefer to make their own tracks. 

"I also will be able to order anything 

from Walther's HO Railroad 

Catalog and Craft Train Reference 

Manual and have it here in 48 hours." 

He explained that the catalog is the 

train buff's Bible "I hope this will be 

the kind of place that if we haven't 

got it. we'll get it." 

Marvin Hauk's family has lived in 

this area for more than 100 vears He 

Marvin Hank will have models, airplanes and rockets as well as aO 

types of trakis. 

teaches in the Wayne-Westland 

schools and plans to retire in two 

years The Hobby Shop is his retirement 

project. 

His wife. Janida. a violinist in the 

Plymouth Symphony Orchestra, 

shares his enthusiasm for the new 

store: "It's been very exciting; I've 

enjoyed every minute of it." 

ALICE AND OSCAR McDonald 

opened their first Little Angels Shop 

in Old Village in 1969 Four years ago 

they opened a second shop in Forest 

Place Mall (See picture on page 2B ) 

The move from original Forest 

Place will give them additional space 

They have expanded the boys' clothing 

to include sizes 8-14 

The McDonalds have one of the twostory 

shops in the new complex, the 

upper floor will be used for office 

space and storage 

Little Angels stocks children's clothing 

and accessories from infant to 14 

years There is everything from heirloom 

christening gowns and baby 

shower items to sports clothing, nighties, 

pajamas, robes, toys and lamps 

Back-to-school clothes are in the 

spotlight now—little boys' plaid, corduroy 

and denim slacks; shirts and 

tops; and even the new suede-look 

gauchos for the girls. 

Winter jackets and snowmobile 

suits have arrived. And for those children 

who are fascinated by Paddington 

the bear, there is a complete 

line—jackets, dresses and even undershirts. 

CLAIRE KELLY PLYMOUTH will 

be moved in before the sidewalk 

sales. There has been a Claire Keely 

Northville for five years and 

"Plymouth-Canton women have seen 

her fashions at local style shows. 

"The colors for fall are absolutely 

luscious." said Claire. "The super 

suedes are especially good and the 

separates are being combined in new. 

interesting ways. They are mixing fabrics 

and colors, a velvet or checked 

vest with an entirely different material." 

She said they were showing a lot of 

challis in New York. "Challis skirt 

under a blazer—I think our Michigan 

winters are too cold for that combination." 

Claire handles sizes 5-16 She has 

.sportswear. suits, dresses, long 

gowns, dresses and accessories. She 

is particularly pleased with her Raphael 

line of jewelry It ft handmade in 

Toronto 

It is very attractive." she said 

"The chains, silver, copper and brass, 

are all hand made And it is wellpriced." 

Ms Kelly and her staff have been 

painting and antiquing showcases and 

furniture for the store '•You should 

have seen it before It is all second 

hand The beige-peach walls and fur 

niture and the taupe carpeting are an 

effective non-clash background for the 

fashions 

John Thomas and Jim Jabara are 

owners of the townhouse-type mall 

The builder was 7ony Bauss of Northville. 

The shops are separate units, 

each with its own heating and wash 

room facility The shops' common 

walls are three-hour fire walls 

K C Miller Associates Interiors has 

leased the fourth shop and expects to 

be in residence the first week of August 

Claire Kelly, now of Plymouth. (Staff photos) 

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It was a real surprise for Virginia 

Koon last Sunday evening when she arrived 

for a couples party at the home 

of Karen Cifrodella No couples were 

present on Ginny's arrival. Twenty 

women were waiting to yell surprise 

at the very well kept secret of her 

babr shower. 

A decorated basinet rented from 

LeGauIt's was laden with brightly 

wrapped packages for the soon-to-be 

addition to the Koon household. 

Claire Farnell. Emily Bouman. Sha 

ron Spencer. Ann Ward and Mary 

Hamilton were arijong the guests who 

passed each baby package around for 

individual inspection. 

Donna Glover, Chris Pilz. Pat Mitchell 

Sue O Donnell and Carol Shaw 

were also on hand exclaiming over 

the uniqueness of each present 

Paddington Bear rattles, bibs, blan- 

New officers in the Welcome Wagon 

lotte Leicht, treasurer; Lucille Ling, 

Gildo, president; Linda Nixon, second 

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kets and books were among some of 

the gifts along with the bear's musical 

carousel. Mike and Ginny have gone 

Paddington Bear crazv in the nursery 

and were thrilled to add these items 

to their collection 

After the presents were all opened. 

Bekki Ponte. Sue Miller. Carol Wold 

and Linda Becker gathered with the 

other guests aroand the buffet table of 

spreads and fresh fruits. Diane Soules 

Elaine Lavander, Carol Koesel and 

Kathy Spencer were also seen enjoying 

the scrumptious deserts and 

punch 

Everyone kept asking Ginny if she 

was really surprised. She assured all 

her friends that she truly was 

IT WAS MONSTER week at Charles 

Howell Scout Reservation in Brighton 


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when 26 boys from Cub Scout Pack 

766 arrived for cub day last week 

The day for these boys started at 8 

a.m. as they left from Gallimore Elementary 

on a chartered bus. The cubs 

were named the vampires upon their 

arrival 

The vampires' day was all cub 

scout orientated at the camp Thev 

will all be able to get credit for special 

achievements they earned 

throughout the day 

Most of the boys enjoyed the archery 

experience the best. They learned 

how to load and shoot a bow and 

arrow They also enjoyed the nature 

hike, swimming and row boating and 

especially the nature scavenger hunt 

which the Canton boys won 

There was a craft session where the 

cubs wove sit-upons out of news- 

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papers. They all received a patch 

from the camp and an Indian tie slide 

they will paint at home 

The cubs who went to cub dav include 

Troy Kline, Larry Massev. 

Dean Hartford. Steven and Shawn 

Pitcher. Greg Haffner. Jeff Speaks. 

Steve Dininger, Mark Lopez, Kevin 

Crysler, Robert and John Longridge, 

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Danny and Jimmy Farell. Brian 

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Accompanying the boys were Arlene 

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Cub Day was paved for by the pack 

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_Chessie steam engine at the Plymouth station gave small boys an 

--opportunity to put pennies on the track for flattening. As crowds 

waited for the train a woman asked, "I don't live here. What are we 

Softball and berries 

for CF summer fun 

A trip to Cedar Point, a Softball 

rally and a berry picking excursion 

• are among the activities remaining 

'for late July and August as part of the 

Camp Fire Girls Detroit Area Council's 

Summer Fun Program 

• Activities are open to all girls and 

•frequently to their families In some 

instances there are age restrictions 

împosed by the type .of program Registrations 

can be made through the 

Camp Fire Girls office located at 51 

AV Warren. Detroit 48201 telephone 

•333 2670. 

' Metropolitan Beach on the shores 

of Lake St Clair, is the scene of a 

ioftball rally Tuesday, Aug 2 Kids 

„Vvill play backward ball, ground ball, 

and walking ball at 10 a.m. with 

•adult supervision 

It is necesary to register for soft* 

ball. Otherwise the day is open, for 

swimming fishing roller skating, golfing—all 

the activities available at 

Metro Beach Families and friends 

are invited Parking at Metro is $1 

per car. 

On Thursday. Aug 4. Camp Fire 

Blue Birds, Adventurers and Discovery 

Club members will share a picnic 

supper with residents of the Martha 

T Berry Extended Care Facility in 

Mt Clemens. After the meal Camp 

Fire groups will entertain with songs, 

skits dance, and reading for the pleasure 

of the home's residents 

Wednesday. Aug 10. "Cedar Point 

Trip the Camp Fire Way" invites 

youth in grades 4 12 and their families 

on an all-day excursion to this sum 

ftiertime attraction on Lake Erie. 

Buses will leave from Westland 

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Mall and from the Camp Fire Girls office 

at 51 W Warren in Detroit. Camp 

Fire will not provide additional adult 

supervision, so participants should 

plan to chaperone their own young 

people. Trippers must bring their own 

lunches or money to purchase food at 

Cedar Point. 

Bus and admission to Cedar Point 

total $13 75 for youths (under age 12). 

$14.75 for adults. Reservations are necessary 

Buses will leave from Macomb 

Mall, Eastland. Northland Livonia 

Mall and Westland on Tuesday, Aug 

16 for the Dexter-Pinkney area where 

berrv-picking and a cook-out have 

been planned. Youngsters grades 4-12 

should pack their lunches, but exclude 

dessert, which will be provided as an 

important part of the day's fun 

Berry pickers also need a two-quart 

pail or basket. The complete outing 

costs $5 50 each, and reservations are 

a must through the Camp Fire office 

The last Summer Fun event is a special 

tour of Detroit's Fort Wayne on 

Aug. 26 for grades 1-6. Youngsters 

will take a good look at the fort, cook 

an old-time lunch, and chat with the 

fort soldier Transportation is not provided 

Registration includes a $3 fee 

per person, through the Camp Fire office 

Camp Fire Girls Detroit Area Council 

is a Torch Drive agency, serving 

girls and adults throughout the tricounty 

area Summer Fun programs 

are intended to bring Camp Fire's 

fine, time-tested programming to 

youngsters who may not presently be 

members of Camp Fire Girls 

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excellent haircuts, precision 

hair shaping and air 

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all waiting for?" When she was told, "An old steam engine is coming/' 

she kept her place in line with the rest of the Dearie Day 

throng. (Staff photo) 

Lamaze plans Caesarean delivery class 

The Lamaze Childbirth 

Association of Livonia 

has scheduled a 

Caesarean delivery class 

to prepare couples who 

know they will be having 

a Caesarean birth. 

Starting Aug. 3. these 

classes will meet from 

7-9:30 p.m. for three 

weeks in the Church of 

the Savior. 36100 Five 

Mile Road. Livonia 

The classes will be 

taught by Judy Stachura, 

a registered 

nurse who has had a 

baby by Caesarean delivery 

The film. "The Caesarean 

Birth Experience" 

also will be 

shown 

Petrits-Kindree 

Mrs. Paul J Petrits of 

Tucson. Ariz., formerly 

of Plymouth, announces 

the engagement or her 

daughter. Mary Ann. to 

Mark James Kindree of 

Sunnyvale. Calif. son of 

Jack and Joan Kindree 

of Charnwood Street 

Plvmouth. 

The bride-elect is a 

1972 graduate of 

Plymouth High School 

and is attending the Uni- 

Snip blooms 

Garden lilies, sweet 

peas and other flowering 

perennials bloom only 

once a year. When flowers 

begin to fade, remove 

them, advise Mich- 

versity of Arizona in Tucson 

Her fiance graduated 

from Plymouth 

High in 1971 and Menlo 

School of Business Administration 

Menlo 

Park Calif. He is employed 

bv Nowels Publications 

in Menlo Park 

They plan an Oct. 7 

wedding in St Kenneth 

Catholic C h u r c h . 

Plvmouth. 

igan State University 

horticulturists. This 

allows the plants to concentrate 

on making and 

storing food for next 

year's growth 

The cost of the classes 

is $ll per couple For 

further information or to 

register call Evon Rienecke, 

427-1040 

How can funeral 

service follow 

a set formula? 

We don't believe it can. 

After all, people are individuals... and ajl families have 

their own ways of thinking. 

This is why every service we direct takes shape accord 

ing to the family's individual thoughts and preferences. 

HARRV J. WILL 

-funenatJ4ome, dine. 

37000 Six Mile Road 

East of Newburgh 

ELMER W. ENGEL, MGR. 

25450 Plymouth Road 

East of Beech Daly 

RALPH E. BASEL, MGR. 

4412 Livernois Avenue 

North of Michigan 

HARRY J.WILL, MGR. 

Member, the International Order of the Golden Rule 

LWY fundraisers 

support ERA drive 

A garage sale is the first of several 

fundraising events planned by the 

I-eague of Women Voters of Northville. 

Plymouth, Canton and Novi as 

thev join the fight to pass the Equal 

Rights Amendment 

The garage sale at Neva Carter's 

home. 42257 Ashburv Drive will be 

from 9am to 5 p.m Aug 5 and 9 

a m to noon Aug 6 Mrs Carter's 

home is off Lilley and south of Warren 

Road in Canton Township. 

A plant party, an art sale and two 

more garage sales are planned for 

later dates 

The local league will launch its fundraising 

efforts to help the national 

LWV raise more than $i million for 

ERA campaigns in key unratified 

states. The LWV of the United States 

already has received $825,000 in 

league pledges from around the country 

for this national ERA effort The 

LWV of Michigan has pledged $40,000 

for ERA 

"WE'RE BETTING ON the future 

of the ERA and we intend to be winners." 

said Neva Carter, president of 

the local league, as the drive was 

launched 

In making the announcement Ms 

Carter said "We are determined to 

ensure passage of this amendment be 

fore the time runs out in 1979 and we 

New Voices 

Mr and Mrs Terry Penny announce 

the birth of their first child. 

Alicia Karleen was born July 20 in 

Swanee, Tenn 

Her grandparents are Mr. ar.d Mrs 

Avery Penney of Plymouth and Mr. 

and Mrs Bob Harte of Chesterfield 

Mo 

"The safest way to double 

your money is to fold it over 

once and put it in your pocket."P 

Kin Hubbard, 

PLYMOUTH FELLOWSHIP 

REFORMED BAPTIST 

PASTOR: RICHARD OSTELLA 

459-3712 

THE KINGDOM IS LIKE A MUSTARD PLANT 

PART II 

in our last article we noted that the parable ot tne 

mustard plant teaches that the gospel o( Christ has a 

seed lorm, which is an undeveloped form and a tree 

form which is a developed mature form 

We must now draw some implications Irom this truth 

First the gospel of the apostles is the developed form of 

the gospel given us in Jesus words and deeds It is the 

same gospel If you want to hear Christ you must hear 

this New Testament witness that He authorized The 

New Testament is Jesus gospel 

Second the New Testament is therefore the Word of 

the King, via the aspostles It is his word of salvation it 

IS his word as to how a man can be right with God Here, 

in the pages of this testimony you have forgiveness of 

Sins and eternal life spelled out through the infallible 

authority of Christ 

Finally, read the New Testament And when you find a 

hoe in its pages then weed your own garden' 

M i k f t M l 

are proud to commit our efforts tri 

help our sister states in ratifying this 

vital amendment. Every American 

stands to gain a great deal from the 

ratification of ERA 

"We feel we have a responsibility to 

help achieve the ERA victory Since 

anv well-run legislative campaign 

needs funding we are commited to en: 

suring that not only will we have the 

woman power needed for a national 

ERA victory, but we will have the* 

cash necessary to carry out our cam-) 

paign. 

"The bulk of the money will be used 

to operate ERA campaign offices in 

the key states " 

Ms Carter added that "if citizens 

are interested in helping us achieve 

this important goal they can make a. 

contribution to the effort by sending, 

their dollars to Ruth Volger. 42850 

liombardv. Canton 48187 " 

Fife and Drum 

Corps tdumni 

day planned 

A get-together of all former members 

of the Plymouth Fife and Drum 

Corps is planned for Au^ '27 during 

the annual Muzzle Loaders Dav at , 

Greenfield Village. 

Members and families of former 

members of the corps have been 

asked to call Merwin Tucker business 

manager 455-2442 

Passes will be available and Tucker 

has information about a central meet 

mg place for the group 

The corps played last year at the 

Muzzle Loaders meet and has a stand 

mg invitation to perform at Green 

field Village at anv time. 

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(10 oz. of meat before battering) 

Choice of soup or juice 

Choice of Potato $ {25 

Our "All you care to eat" Salad Bar ^ 

All our items are available for 

CARRY OUTS 

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omlette plates, and our famous pancake & waffle 

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tickets now on sale 

Tickets now are available for the 

Plymouth Jaycettes Gong Show scheduled 

for 2-4 p.m. Sept 25 in the 

Plymouth Cultural Center. 

Price of admission is $2.50 for 

adults, and $l 50 for children under 12 

years of age Tickets can be obtained 

by sending a stamped, self-addressed 

legal size envelope to: Gong Show for 

Reye's Syndrome. Plymouth Jaycettes. 

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Busy life continues for pastor emeritus 

By MARGARET MILLER 

The pastor of Redford Baptist 

Church for the past 19 years now is 

pastor emeritus, traveler, eventually 

interim pastor and real estate entrepreneur 

Which is why the Rev. Gordon H. 

Schroeder isn't likely to find life dull 

after stepping back from the involved 

and busy life he has led while watch- 

CALVARY 

BAPTI ST 

CHURCH 

WINGS O* TRUTH 

WMUZ FM 103 S 

S 30 a m * 

5:00 p.m. 

A ir Conditioned 

A Vibrant Fellowship With Your Family in Mind" 

9:45 & 11 AM 

WORSHIP SERVICE 

OR. G DOUGLAS R0UTLE0GE 

PASTOR 

REGULAR SERVICES 

SUNDAY 

9 45 BIBLE SCHOOL 

9 45 & 11 00 WORSHIP 

6 00PM EVENING EVANGEL 

ing the steady growth of the church at 

Grand River and Seven Mile. 

He and his wife. Ruth, were honored 

by their congregation July 10 

when, after several presentations expressing 

gratitude for good service, 

the retiring clergyman was named 

pastor emeritus. 

In addition, it was announced that 

the church's new library would be 

• 

henceforth known as the "Gordon and 

Ruth Schroeder Library." and that a 

scholarship fund in Pastor Schroeder's 

name would be established to 

help young people interested in going 

into church work. 

"We were just overwhelmed." Pastor 

Schroeder said when it was over" 

"These are such beautiful people, it's 

been a privilege to serve them " 

THE SCHROEDERS will do some 

traveling—first to Alaska to visit their 

son. Kenneth—while the church's associate 

pastors and lay ministers carryon 

parish work and a pastoral search 

committee seeks a new senior minister. 

Then they will return to the home 

near Brighton that they built several 

years ago and where they are developing 

49 home sites in a rural setting 

that also will include a new Baptist 

Church, Chilson Hills. 

Their own home there was largely 

finished by Dr. Schroeder after the 

rough construction had been con 

tracted. and the Timberview Farms 

subdivision they are developing already 

is home to 12 families including 

their daughter and son-in-law. Judy 

and Rick Kontz. 

In their real estate enterprise they 

are imposing strict ecology-con 

firming building rules keep a pond, 

creek.iarsh and wildlife sanctuary 

and, said the pastor, "in addition to 

keeping every tree possible we have 

planted about 10,000 pine saplings 

"This has been one more miracle in 

our lives that has gone beautifully." 

Pastor Schroeder said "Not many 

people have the privilege of choosing 

their neighbors, and we're choosing 

carefully." 

MIRACLES, this clergyman feels, 

have been not far off at many points 

of his church career 

A native of Lorraine. Kan . he came 

to Redford Baptist after graduating 

from Ottawa University in Kansas. 

Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary 

at Philadelphia and Syracuse University. 

and serving churches at Beverly, 

N.J m Fredonia, N.Y., and Lincoln. 

Neb. # 

He also had served as editor of the 

Baptist New Yorker, official paper for 

the New York Baptist State Convention 

But arriving to answer the call of 

Redford Baptist, he found a congregation 

that was trying to move from its 

location at Grand River and Lahser 

and had dug the basement at a new 

site and then run out of money. 

The former minister had left, and 

the new one found himself with a 

large task looming. 

"We had to finish that basement," 

he recalled 19 years later, "and God 

only knew where we'd get the money 

to build a sanctuary. We needed an 

educational building too 

"It was a gloomy prospect, but I believe 

in a God who works miracles, 

and we saw a few." 

A LARGE BANK loan covered the 

completing of the basement unit, and 

the congregation moved into its new 

quarters Dec. 7. 1958. six months after 

the Schroeders arrived 

Thefi came the questions of what to 

do about the old building and how to 

find a way to finance a new sanctuary 

A malfunctioning transformer in the 

Detroit church answered both questions. 

Fire destroyed the building one 

Saturday night and the insurance plus 

the sale of the land paved the way for 

a new sanctuary 

"I'm not one to say the Ix>rd sends 

fire to destroy," Pastor Schroeder 

commented, "but if he didn't send 

this one it sure worked out to his 

honor and glory." 

Three years after the building of the 

sanctuary, the congregation had 

grown to the point where the educational 

building could be erected 

tycxjK invitation to COoRstefp* 

43065 Joy Road 

CANTON 

BAPTIST AMERICAN LUTHERAN 

453-6749 455-0022 

EVENING 

EVANGEL 

Dr. G. Douglas Routwdp 

FIRST BAPTIST 

36125GLENWOOD, WAYNE 

721-7410 

• We Preach a Dying Savior's Love 

• A Risen Savior's Power 

• A Living Savior's Grace 

• A Coming Savior's Glory 

FAMILY NIGHT 

Wednesday 

7 00 P M 

Nursery at all Adult Services 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 45AM 

SPECIAL EDUCATION 9 45AM 

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A M 

EVENING WORSHIP 6:00P M 

WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING 7:00P M 

NURSERY PROVIDED 

Robert A Emery, Acting Pastor 

J Jeffrey Bemesderfer, Youth Pastor 

The Bible As It Is. For Men As They Are" 

George A Fikejs, Minister of Music 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF FARMINGTON 

Richard Duncan. Pastor - Phone 474-0350 

33400 

SHIAWASSEE 

FARMINGTON ROAD 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. 

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 a m 

EVENING SERVICE 6:00 p m 

WEDNESDAY BIBLE STU0Y ...7:00 p.m. 

BOLE CENTERED 

FUNDAMENTAL 

SOUL WINNINO 

CHURCH 

BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE 

29475 W. Six Mile, Livonia 

INDEPENDENT ' 

BAPTIST BIBLE 

FELLOWSHIP 

CHURCH 

Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 

X L. Petty 

Castor 

Morning Worship 

Evening Service 

Wednesday Service 

11:00 a.m. 

7:00 p.m. 

7:30 p.m 

NEWS RELEASE 

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or 

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BEREAN BIBLE CHURCH 

35375 ANN ARBOR TRAIL. LIVONIA 

425-5585 IBetween WayneA Newburgh) 522-9386 

Roland F DeRenzo. Pastor 

• BIBLE SCHOOL...9 45 a m 

• MORNING WORSHIP...11 00 a m 

• EVENING SERVICE...6 00 p m 

• WEDNESDAY SERVICE... 7 00 D m 

WYFC 1520 AM... Sunday 8 00 a m 

"Holding lorth Ihe word ol Life" 

GRAND RIVER BAPTIST of LIVONIA 

34500 SIX MILE RD Just West of Farmmgton Rd 

Giving the word ot lite at the tree of hie 

9 30AM F-AMILY SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10 45AM MORNING WORSHIP 

7PM THE LIVING CHRIST HOUR 

7 00 PM WED/BIBLE STUDY/PRAYER 

261-6950 Nursery Open! 

Pattor 

Dr. Wilbert D Gough 

Mr Chuck Bnck©' 

Oir ol Music A Youth 

l 'L • MC'JTH, MI"HlG»N 

45000N TERRITORIAL RD. 455-2300 

1/2 MILE WEST OF SHELDON 

SUNDAY SERVICES 

9 40 AM SUNDAYSCHOOL 

1100 A M MORNING WORSHIP 

6 30PM EVENING WORSHIP 

WEDNESDAY EVENING 

7 00 P.M. FAMILY HOUR YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 

MINISTERS 

DR WILLIAM M STAHl, 

JOHN ELLIOTT 

_ AIR R CONDITIONED 

MRS RICHARD KAYE 

MUSIC DIR 

ULj*.' 

MAIN STREET 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

Affiliated with 

Southern Baptist 

Convention 

9451 Main St Plymouth 

H Thweatt Pastor 453-4785 

Sunday School —9 45 a m 

Morning Worship 11am 

Baptist Training Union—6 30 p m 

Evening Worship —7 30 p m 

Wednesday Service — 7 00 p m 

DEAF MINISTRY 

Community 

Baptist Church 

28237 W WARREN 

Garden City 

Rev James B Allen Pastor 

Sunday School — 10am 

Sunday Morning Service 

— 11am 

Sunday Evening Service 

— 7 p m 

Mid-Week Prayer Service 

— 7:30 pm 

APOSTOLIC 

LUTHERAN 

FIRST APOSTOLIC 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

26325 Halstead Road 

Farmmgton Hills. Michigan 

Phone 474-6969 

Raymond H Tulkki. Minister 

Phone474-6554 

SUMMER SCHEDULE 

SUNDAY SERVICE 

10:00 A M. & 7:00 P.M 

ALL ARE WELCOME 

JM * 

LIVONIA 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

AFFILIATED WITH 

SOUTHERN BAPTIST 

CONVENTION 

32940 SCHOOLCRAFT 

2 BLOCKS EAST OF 

FA RMING TON RD 

422-3763 

PASTOR ELVIN L.CLARK 

Sunday School 9 45 a m 

Morning Worship 10 45 a m 

Baptist :ist Training Tr Union 6pm 

Evening Worship Hour 7pm 

Wednesday Service 7pm 

HOLY SPIRIT, 

WESTLAND 

34645 Cowan Rd 

261-8460 

9:30 A.M. 

HOLY EUCHARIST 

Rev. William Sayers 

SAINT JOHN'S, Plymouth 

574 S Sheldon Rd 

453-0190 

SUMMER SERVICE 

SCHEDULE 

SATURDAY 5 P.M. 

HOLY EUCHARIST 

SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. 

HOLY EUCHARIST & 

SERMON 

Church School a Nursary 

CHRIST LUTHERAN 

14350 Wormer Road, Redford 

WORSHIP 

SERVICE 

9 30 A M 

Nursery 

Provided 

TIMOTHY 

LUTHERAN CHURCH ALC 

8820 WAYNE ROAD 

at IOY 427-2290 

George A Fleischer Pastor 

WORSHIP SERVICES 

8 30 & 10 A M 

Rev Jerry Stroud 

See Herald of Truth 

That structure has seen plenty of 

use. because almost from the first it 

housed a weekday child care center 

Redford Baptist was one of the first 

churches in the metropolitan area to 

take that step Pastor Schroeder. who 

directed the organization of the nursery 

before turning it over to educational 

professionals, said it seemed to 

him "a matter of good stewardship " 

"It pleases me to see so many 

happy little children playing and learn 

ing here every day." he added 

THE SCHROEDERS' time at Red 

ford Baptist has been full of in 

novation and change but always work 

with, in the pastor's words, "a congenial, 

loving fellowship " 

Pastor Schroeder is particularly 

proud of the lay ministry the congregation 

has developed so that now six 

men are trained assist in church functions 

like assisting in worship and 

communion, making hospital visits 

and preaching occasionally 

"They come from different professions 

including teaching and police 

work." the minister said, "and they 

all are very supportive This kind of 

church leadership is the thing of the 

future. I think " 

Ruth Schroeder served the church 

for 10 years as Christian education director. 

a move that her husband said 

worked beautifully "although all the 

books say you shouldn't try it." 

He said he also broke another taboo 

by inviting the Rev. James Kent, one 

of about a score of Redford Baptist 

Church members to enter the ministry. 

to return to his home church as 

minister of education 

"That's worked out very well too." 

Pastor Schroeder said 

RETIREMENT will mean more 

travel, and one of the Schroeders' pet 

ambitions is to visit all the young pastors 

the congregation has sent to faraway 

places, including Spain 

"We'll show up to visit that one one 

of these day," he predicted 

"He also plans to continue writing, 

a favorite activity for years. "I've 

written more than 40 leaflets and 

pamphlets and some of them are still 

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LIVONIA GARDEN CITY 

15431 Merriman Rd 

1657 Middlebelt Rd 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

11 00 A M & 6 OOP M 

Bible School 10 AM 

WED 7 30 P M Worship 

Wayne Baker. Minister 

Rob Robinson. Minister 


11am & 6 p m 

Bible School 10 a m 

Wed 7 30 pm Worship 

Hobart E Ashby, Minister 

427-8743 422-8660 or 251-1694 

See Herald of Truth 

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MEMORIAL 

CHURCH of CHRIST 

(Christian Church) 

35475 Five Mile Rd. 

464-6722 

MARK McGILVREY. Minister 

CHUCK EMMERT 

Youth Minister 

BIBLE SCHOOL 

(All Ages) 9:30 a m 

Morning Worship 10 45 am 

Evening Worship 

& Youth Meetings 

6 30p.m. 

ST. ELIZABETH'S 

26 4 31 W Chicago Rd 

Redford-937-2880 


9:30 A.M. 

PARISH EUCHARIST 

Nursery 

Rev David M Lillv;s 

SAINT ANDREWS, 

LIVONIA 

16360 Hubbard Road 

421-8451 


8 00am Holy Eucharist 

10:00 a m 

730 p m 

Family Service 

Prayer & Praise 

KENWOOD 

CHURCH OF CHRIST 

20200 Merriman. Livonia 

South of 8 Mile Road 

476-8222 

Darrell L Dean Minister 

Cliff Woodrum Youth Minister 


BIBLE SCHOOL—9 45 A M 

MORNING WORSHIP— 11 A M 

CHRISTIAN HOUR ON ' 

VUBFG-1 45 P M 

EVENING SERVICE- 

6.30 P M 

WEDNESDAY 

FAMILY NIGHT— 7 30 P M 

UNITED 


SALEM UNITED 


Oakland at Grand River 

Farmmgton 

Sunday School a 00 A M 

Worship Sarvica 9 00 A K, 

Church Office GR 4-6880 

Parsonage GR 6-0487 

Carl H Schultz. Minister 

WESLEYAN 

WARRENWOOD8 

WESLEYAN 

6615V«noy -WMtiand 48186 

425-1170 

SUNDAYSCHOOL 10:00 A M 

WORSHIP SERVlCt. ,...11.00 AM 

LIFECONFERENCE 

4:00 P.M. 

PASTOR QERALPMA9PQNAJ.D 

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CHERRY HILL 

UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH 

321 Ridge Rd Canton Twp 

So ot Cherry Hill Rd 

Hev Leonard Ritzier 

459-0035 

Sunday School 9 30 a m 

Worship 11am 

in print." he said "One has passed 

the million mark in copies, and another. 

written in cooperation with Dr 

.Allan R Knight of Lincoln, is in its 

22nd printing and has been translated 

into seven languages " 

Pastor Schroeder is proud of his 

church's mission-giving record, "quad 

rupled over the 19 years." and the 

church's many active and giving mem 

bers 

Especially he's proud of his congre 

gation's response to his often-empha 

sized message that Christianity begins 

in the home. 

"I believe most strongly that more 

decent. Christian homes offer the sal 

vation of this nation." he said 

"We tend to want others to be Christian. 

but what we need is to pay the 

price to lead a God-centered life " 

\i inister 

elected 

to board 

The Rev James \\ Schaeler. nun 

ister of Pilgrim United Church of 

Christ. Livonia, is a newh -elected cor 

porate member of the ( ruled Church 

Board lor Homeland Ministries. 

The denomination's Board lor Home 

and Ministries uill soon begin a 

three-year project ol ministering to 

isolated and ekierk people in rural 

and urban communities. 

Visitation counseling, recreation 

health and home care for the HderK 

will be included in the projected plans 

to be shared with cooperating reli 

gious and public agencies. 

The General Synod, which named 

Rev Schaeler. also elected Milton 

Hurst, dean ol students at Taladega 

CoHege. Ala . as moderator of the 

church. 

Dorothy Blair Shinier, a retired uni 

versity professor Irom Kaneohe 

Hawaii, and the Hev Donna Schaper 

a pastor at Tabernacle Church in 

Philadelphia, will be assistant moderators 


ALDERSGATE 

NEWBURGH 


CHURCH 

36500 Ann ArDO' T»a>I 

422-0149 

Rev Wm Ritter Minister 

Rev John Ferris 

Assoc Minister 

Joanme Fioi/ 

Director ot Education 


A CHURCH SCHOOL 

10 00 A M 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

(Redford Township) 

10000 B EEC H DALY ROAD 

Between Plymouth and West Chicago 

Sf Minister-Wm G Wager 

Assoc Minister Thomas F Keet 

Dir ot Education-Sharron Correi 

Minister of M uSic - Ruth Hadley Turner 

MORNING WORSHIP 9:30 AM 

CLARENCEVILLE UNITED METHODIST 

20300 Middlebelt Livonia 

Pastor Gerald Fisher 474-3444 

9 a.m. Firfct Worship Service 00 p m Youlh Meeting* 

10 15 am The Church School 7pm Sunday Evening Service 

11:15 a.m. Second Service ot Worthip 7 30 pm Wed -1 h e Midwee* 

Service 

Nursery P rovded at Ail Service 1 , 

PLYMOUTH UNITED METHODIST 

45201 N TERRITORIAL RD 

453-5280 |300 yds West ot Sheidorn 

SUMMER SERVICE 

9:30 A.M. 

Child Care Nursery 

(Nursery through 6th Grade) 

6 15 THURS JUNIOR HIGH 

6 30pm SENIOR HIGH YOUTH 

Rev Samuel F Stout 

Rev Dw^yne Lee Keisey Rev FredncKC Vosburg 

ST. MATTHEWS 


30900 Six Mile Road 

422-6038 

WORSHIP 

9 30 A M 

CHURCH SCHOOLS 

9 30 A M 

Lm o< Educations Youth 

Lynne Remsburq 

Minister ot Music. Roben Peritch 

Nursery Available 

William 0 RiCKard 

F'astor 

NON 

DENOMINATIONAL 

ASSdeiAffeb 

BIBLE STUDENTS 

of 

METROPOLITAN 

DETROIT 

Sunday Morning Service 

10:00 A.M. 

TOPICAL BIBLE STUDY 

11:30 A.M. SERMON OR 

QUESTION MEETING 

The Divine Plan Program 

WLDM-fm 7:15 a m Sunday 

for further details or 

free booklet write 

P.O. Box 2153 Dearborn 48123 

— 

FIRST UNITED 

METHODIST 

of GARDEN CITY 

6443 Merriman Rd 

Minister Rev Robert Grigereit 

9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 

Nurtary A Toddlar Cara 

Children s Program for 4 year 

olds thru 2nd grade following 

Sharing Time 

RICE MEMORIAL 

UNITED 

METHODIST 

2 n 'o'' Beecn Oaly 

534-4907 534-757!. 


10 A M 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

3rd Grade & Under 

10 A M 

Donna J Lindberg Pastor 


UNITY 

UNITY 

OF LIVONIA 

28660 Five Mile 

421-1760 

SUNDAY 

9:45 & 11 a.m. 

Dial HI -Thought 

261-2440

I I 

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CHURCH BUILETIN New Livonia congregation 

I f n 

ST. AGATHA CATHOLIC CHURCH. 

19650 Rc^h-Daly, Redford Township, 

will hear a youth symphony from St. 

Stephen Catholic school in Augsburg. 

West Germany, perform at 7:30 p m . 

Monday. 

Sponsored bv the Blue l,ake Fine 

Arts Camp's International program, 

the 59-member group Ls directed bv 

the Rev Anselm Mayer. The group 

will perform classical symphony orchestra 

music, including works bv Mozart 

Schubert and Havden 

On a summer tour of various cities 

in Michigan the group members stay 

with families in each city thev visit. 

While in Detroit they will be housed 

by 'he choir and members of the St. 

Agatha parish 

Donations will be taken at the door 

of the concert with proceeds divided 

between the John Reid Memorial 

Organ Fund and the youth symphony 

A reception open to the public, will 

follow the concert 

The Rev Fred Prezioso, 

pastor at Epiphany 

Lutheran Church, 

41390 Five Mile. 

Plymouth, will be serving 

as the chaplain and 

instructor for a course 

entitled. "Making Worship 

Corporate." at the 

1977 Lutheran Institute 

for Worship and Music 

to be held at Concordian 

College in Ann Arbor, 

July 31 through Aug 5 

Mrs Eileen Miller, 

Epiphany's church organist 

and children's 

choir director, also will 

attend the conference, 

along with over 100 

other participants. 

Ten institutes. designed 

for church musicians. 

pastors and lay 

leaders, are scheduled 

this summer throughout 

the US and Canada The 

faculty for each institute 

1 

KENWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST. 

20200 Merriman. Livonia, will be one 

of three churches to host a vocal concert 

bv the Gospel Couriers, beginning 

Saturday 

Kenwood will host the group at 7 30 

p.m Monday Greenfield Church of 

Christ. 2260 Greenfield. Berkley, will 

hear the group at 7:30 p.m.. Saturday 

The First Christian Church of Ypsi 

lanti will host the singers Sunday, during 

the day 

MT. VKKNON BAITIST CHURCH. 

8828 Wormer. Redford Township, will 

host "Forever His." a contemporary 

Christian singing group from the Hap 

tist Student Union of Eastern Kentucky 

University, in concert at 7 30 

p.m . Saturday. 

The group of seven college students 

presents the gospel in song, drama, 

puppetry and testimony The public is 

invited to attend 

Pastor to leach at conference 

will consist of specialists 

in the theology of worship, 

preaching, organ, 

and adult and children's 

choral music. 

"This year's institute 

will feature the contemporary 

orders for worship 

and hymns that will 

be a part of the new Lutheran 

Book of Worship 

to be published in 1978 

under the joint auspices 

of The Lutheran Church 

in America. The Americna 

Lutheran Church 

and the Lutheran 

Church-Missouri Synod, 

" Pastor Prezioso said 

"Then, for the first 

time ever, the majority 

of all Lutherans in the 

U.S. and Canada will be 

using the same book of 

worship,he added 

Students go to mission camp 

Sixteen local high 

school students and their 

four advisors from St 

Paul Lutheran Church in 

Livonia will leave Saturday 

and spend two 

weeks at the United 

Presbyterian Mission station 

a work camp in 

Sunset Gap. Tenn 

The group will paint 

and improve the mission 

PRESBYTERIAN 

station, which is just 

north of the Smokev 

Mountain National Park 

l^d by the Rev. Robert 

Cox. the group will also 

study the Bible and the 

Appalachian culture. 

Before their return 

Aug 12. the members of 

the work group will visit 

Williamsburg. Va.. Washington. 

DC and Pitts 

burgh. Pa. 

WARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LIVONIA 

9 30 Sunday Service 

Broadcast WMUZ-FM 103 5 

FARMINGTON ROAD & SIX MILE ROAD 

422-1150 

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

9:30 "The Little Child In Us Al 

The Rev. L. Edward Davis 

11:00 "Imitating God" 

The Rev. William C. Moore 

7:00 p.m. 

"The Filling of the Spirit" 

The Rev. William C. Moore 

MEMORIAL CHl'RCH OF CHRIST. 

35475 Five Mile. Livonia, will hear 

"The Freedom Singers" perform a 

gospel concertat 7:30 p.m . Monday 

Thirty voung people make up the 

group from Wabash. Ind 

ST.PETER EVANGELICAL LU- 

THERAN CHURCH. 1343 Penniman. 

Plymouth, will hold vacation Bible 

school with the theme "My Heavenlv 

Father." from 9 am to II 45 am 

Monday-Friday. Aug 1-5 

All children ages 4-14 are invited to 

attend The school will be divided into 

two parts each morning The first 

part will consist of B bio stories and 

lesssons related to trie theme and the 

second half of the morning will be devoted 

to handicraft projects for all 

ages 

For registration information call the 

church at 453-3393 

ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. 

17810 Farmington. Livonia, will hold 

its annual vacation Bible school 9 

11 30 a.m.. Aug 1-5 

"Knowing our Heavenly Father" is 

this year's theme for children ages 4 

14 The program includes arts, crafts 

recreation and refreshments. 

For further information call the 


BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH. 

34541 Five Mile. Livonia, will conduct 

a vacation Bible school 9-11 30 am 

Aug 1-5 

All ages, nurserv school through 

teenagers are invited to participate in 

the program which includes Bible lessons. 

crafts and recreation 

For further information call the 


NEW BURG UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH. 36500 Ann Arbor Trail. Livonia. 

will begin its Children's Festi 

val at 9 30 a m Monday 

The festival will continue through 

Friday, and will be held from 9 30 to 

noon each morning for boys and girls 

entering first through sixth grade in 

the fall 

All bovs and girls in that age group 

are invited to attend. For futher information 

call the church at 422-0149 

receiving gift from past 

Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church 

the newest Missouri Synod congregation 

in the metropolitan area, and 

Gethsemane Lutheran on of the oldest. 

will join in worship for a special 

presentation Sundav 

The Gethsemane congregation has 

elected to give up worship in its sahctuary 

on 28th Street near Buchanan in 

Detroit and has voted to present its 

furnishings to the new congregation 

that soon will build a church home. 

The formal presentation will be 

made following a combined service 

Sundav 

Members of Chnst Our Savior led 

by the Rev Ralph G Schmidt, will 

hold a worship service at 9 30 a m in 

the Harry Hill Funeral Home on Six 

Mile in Livonia, its meeting place 

since organization last November. 

Then members will travel in caravan 

to the Gethsemane church and 

join in worship with its members at 

11 a m 

In the joint service, the members of 

Gethsemane will present to Christ 

Our Savior furnishings including a 

complete handcarved altar, carved 

Church music 

workshop 

scheduled 

St. John Episcopal Church, 574 S. 

Sheldon. Plymouth, will hold a threeday 

workshop on church music August 

2-4 

Seminars featuring exploration of 

techniques and literature for adult 

and children choirs will be offered. 

The workshop is staffed by Harald 

Rohlig, chairman of the music department 

and professor of organ and composition 

at Huntingdon College, Ala., 

and by George Black, professor of 

French and chairman of the department 

of French at Huron College, Ix>ndon. 

Ontario. 

All clergy, organists, choir directors 

and members interested lay people 

and music students are invited to attend, 

For more information call St. 

John Church at 453-0190 

oak chancel chairs, a handcarved plans to incorporate its priceless gifts 

marble baptismal font and several into the design of the sanctury it will 

stained glass windows 

build in the near future. 

Other Lutherans in the area are invited 

to attend the service, which 

marks a change of direction for the 

Detroit congregation as well as a step 

forward for the Livonia one 

Gethsemane. while ending use of 

the old sanctuary, is continuing as a 

congregation, possibly meeting in the 

home of the pastor 

Special architectural design will 

combine the old church furniture with 

the lines of a modem building The 

list of gif's from Othsemane also in 

eludes four leather-covered narthex 

doors with leaded glass. 50 butternut 

wood news and two large bronze 

church bells built in 1902 bv the Henrv 

Stuekstede Bell Foundry of St Louis 

and inscribed with appropriate Ger 

The Christ Our Savior congregation man Bible passages. 

Fr. Solanus f 

When you're engaged 

1 

anniversary 

to be 

marked 

A special mass will be 

offered at I p m Sun 

day. July 31 to commemorate 

the 20th anniversary 

of the death of 

Detroit's Fr Solanus 

Casev. OFM Capuchin. 

The service will be held 

in Blessed Sacrament Cathedral 

Woodward at 

Boston, with the Most 

Rev. Arthur Krawczak 

auxiliary bishop of Detroit. 

as celebrant 

The public is invited 

to the mass and to view 

a display of pictures and 

articles connected with 

the life of Fr. Solanus. 

from 3-5 p m. on July 31 

in the Capuchin Third 

Order Hall. 1780 ML Elliott 

Members of the Fr. Solanus 

Guild will l»e on 

hand to answer questions 

about his life, the 

progress of his cause for 

beatification and the pur 

poses of the guild 

~\/ouu \na\tation to LOorzsYiitf 

Air Conditioned Sanctuary 

ST. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

2/475 Five Mile Rd (at Inkster) 422-1470 

BIBLE STUDY CLASSES 

EVERY SUNDAY 8 45 A M EVERY WEDNESDAY 7 30P M 

10:00 A.M. 

"THE SCRIPTURE IN SONG" 

Dr. Whttledge 

Senior High Mission Trip 

July 30 to Sunset Gap, Tennessee 

f 

William F Whitledge. Charles M. Webster, and Robert G. Cox. Minister^ 

FIRST (Organized 1835) 

PRESBYTERIAN (U P C USA) 

PLYMOUTH (Mam & Church) 

Summer Schedule 

10:00 A M 

WORSHIP and CHURCH SCHOOL 

453-6464 

innovative 

contemporary 

meaningful 

10 AM WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 

GENEVA UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 

Rev JeftreyS Sheldon Rd 

Goldsmith N of Ford Rd . Canton Twp- 

ROSEDALEGARDENS 

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Hubbard at W.Chicago 422-0494 

WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 

8:30 A.M. & 10.00 A M 

Rev Donald R Elly 

Clashes 1 or Handicapped -11 A.M. 

Pestor* Music 

Robert M Taylor Shirley E Harden 

Donald R Elly Steven R Spoon 

ST. MARK'S 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

29701 JOY 278-9340 

Dearborn Height* 

A SMALL CHURCH WITH 

80METHING FOR EVERVONfl 

Diel A Ride Service 

2 78-9340 


10:00 A.M. , j 

IhliiraAru 

nursery -FMnumganfln 

APOSTOLIC 

ST. TIMOTHY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

People Caring for People 


WORSHIP* 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

10 A.M. 

NEWBURGH RD. 

South ot SIX MILE 

Rev E Dickson Forsyth 

Minister 

John Roberts 

Music & Choir 

Director 

CALL 464-8844 

VILLAGE UNITED 

PRESBYTERIAN 

25350 W SIX MILE RD 

534-7730 

Jam** A. Crawford Paetor 


9 30 & 11 00 A M 

SUNDAYSCHOOL 

9 30 4 11:00 A M 

Nursery tor both services 

APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 

993 N. HOLBROOK, PLYMOUTH 

455-4061 334-6040 

PASTOR C.T.GRAY 

SUNDAYSCHOOL 10 A M 

SUNDAY EVANGELISTIC , 7 P M 

WED EVE. BIBLE STUDY ' 7 p M 

"The Church On The Rock" Matt 18-18 

349-7187 

LUTHERAN 

MISSOURI SYNOD 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 

ST. MATTHEW 

LUTHERAN 

Church & School 

5885 Venoy 

1 BIk N ot Ford Rd Westland 

425-0260 

Ralph Fischer Pastor 

Charles G Zeisser 

Asst Pastor 

Divine Worship 8 S 11am 

Bible Class A SS9 30 a m 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

of the RISEN CHRIST 

Ann Arbor Rd atMcClumpha 

1 Mile West ot Sheldon Rd 

453-5252 

Worship 8 & 10 30 a m 

Bible Class 4 SS 

9 15 a m 

LUTHERAN 

(English Synod A.E.L.C.) 

South Livonia 

ALL SAINTS 

LUTHERAN 

8850 Newburgh Road 

Rev David Paap 427-9575 

Worship 9 30 A M 

Fellowship 10 30 A M 

Church School 11am 

(All Agesi 

East Livonia 

FAITH LUTHERAN 

30000 Five Mile Road 

421-7249 

Rev Roger Schleet 

WORSHIP 

8:30 and 10 30 

West Livonia 

HOLY TRINITY 

LUTHERAN CHURCHl 

39020 Five Mile Road 

464-0211 

Rev. Robert C. Seltz. Pastor 

Rev. James T. Spiios. Pastor 

Worship 9 and 10:30 


REV. RALPH G. SCHMIDT, PASTOR 

WORSHIP SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY 9:30 A M 

HARRY J. WILL FUNERAL HOME 

37000 W. 6 MILE RD. EASTOF NEWBURGH 

Holy Communion - 1st and 3rd Sundays 


422-7461 

S J p 4 U L . s L u t h e r a n 

CHURCHASCHOOL 

474-0675 MIDDLEBELT & EIGHT MILE 

School everyday K-8 (enroll now) 

Sunday School & Bible Classes 9 45 A M 

Worship 8 30 A 11 00 A M 

PASTOR ROBERT HOEFT 

gtth? Paco ol the Cross WORSHIP EVERY WEDNESDAY 7 30P M 

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH- 


25630GRAND RIVER at BEECH DALY 

532-2266 REDFORD TWP 

SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 

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

Rev V F Halboth Jr . Pastor 

Rev Victor F Halboth. Pastor Emeritus 

Steven F Arnold Dir of Christian Ed 

For Church Advertising 

Call 261-8600 • Ext. 268 

LUTHERAN WISCONSIN 

In Livonia St Paulstv Lutheran Church 

17810 Farmington Rd 

Pastor Winfred Koelpin • 261-8759 

Worship Services 8 30 a m & 10.00 am Sunday School 9 45 a m 

In Plymouth — St Peter Ev Lutheran Church 

1343 Penniman Ave 

Pastor Leonard Koeninger e 453-3393 

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

In Redford Township - Lola Park Ev Lutheran Church 

14750Ktnloch 

Pastor Edward Zell e 532-8655 

Worship Services 8 30 a m 4 11am e Sunday School 9 45 a m 

In Westland — Our Savior Ev Lutheran Church 

Warren at Farmington Rd 

Pastor Jack A deRuitere 427-8119 

Divine Worship 9:30 A M 

' CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

FOURTH CHURCH 

OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 

24400 W Sevan Mile 

(near Telegraph) 

HOURS'OF SERVICE 

11:00 A.M. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

11:00 A.M. 

Nursery Care Provided 

WEDNESDAY 

TESTIMONIAL 

MEETINGS 8 P.M. 

Wisconsin Evangelical 

Lutheran Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 

RADIO HOUR 

WIIDA.M 1090 Sunday 10:00 a.m. 

CHRISTIAN 

CHURCH 

(Disciples of Christ) 

LIVONIA 

CHRISTIAN 

CHURCH 

WILLimM H. HASS 

Minister 

36075 7 Mile Rd. 

476-2075 

MORNING WORSHIP 

10 A.M. 

FELLOWSHIP-12 NOON 

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 

11 A.M. 

TRI-CITY 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

2100/HANNAN ROAD 

WAYNE MICHIGAN 

love makes the world 

go 'round 

Your Welcome Wagon 

hostess would like to bring 

721-6832 

7:00 P.M 

DEAF WORK 

ii a m & 7 p m r'astor EI W R'aimer 

CHILDREN S CHURCH 

Jesus Loves You and So Do We 

Serving Wayne. Westland and Canton 

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY 

CHURCH 

Assemblies Of God 

41355 SIX MILE ROAD 

Northville. Mich 48167 

Irving M Mitchell Pastor 

Steve Smith Assistant P.IS'O' 


CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. 

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 a m 

HOUROFPOWER 6:30pm 

WEDNESDAY EVENING ...7:30 P.M. 

Nursery Provided for all Activities 

UNITED 


42021 ANN ARBOR TR 

PLYMOUTH 

David H Krist Pastor 

422-6000 -Home 

453-4530 -Church 

10 a m Sunday School 

11am Morning Worship 

6 30pm Evening Worship 

Wed 7 3 0pm Family Night 

Nursery Provided 

at all Services 

WESTLAND CHARISMATIC 

ASSfMILT OF MD CHURCH 

1075VENOY& MARQUETTE ST 

GARDEN CITY VI 386-3765 

Pastor Rev Franr-i'. cemelin. Jr 

Sunday School 10 a m 

Church Worship Hour 11am 

Young People s Service 

Monday 7pm 

Prayer Meeting Monday 8pm 

Bible Study Wednesday 7 p.m 

Call tor ride or mtormation 386-3765 

Everyone Welcome 

348-9030 

useful suggestions and 

gilts to your happy world 

LIVONIA 


33015 W 7 MILE 

474-5405 522-9209 

Daniel De Kont> Pastor 


10 A M 

11AM 

7PM 

Wednesday 

Family Night 7 P.M. 

CANTON CALVARY 


Eriksson Elementary 

School 

HAOGERTY RD .SolForfl 

534-1854 

Rev. M Gregory Gentry 

Sunday School 2 00 P.M 

Worship 3 OOP M 

Children's Church Available 

INFORMAL MID-WEEK 

FELLOWSHIP 

NEED HELP? CALL 

534-1854 

REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA 

CHURCH OF THE SAVIOR 

38100 Five Mile Rd. 

I SUN OA Y SCHOOL 1*1:15 A M 

WORSHIP SERVICE 9:30 A.M. 

EVENING STUDIES 

CHINESE BIBLE 8TUOV-1«t t 3rd PH. 8 P.M 

\ 414.^012 . . 

Rev Ronald Van Der Werfl. Rev Moody Yap 

PASTOR Minister ot Evangelism 

A Pool 

421-0749 • 464-2906 



9 30 A M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

8 30 A M 

ST. MICHAEL 

LUTHERAN 

459-3333 

Pastor Robert Schpcht 

SUMMER WORSHIP 

• A M 

Nu'SF'y r Vi.'O" 

Sunday School n m 

ST. JOHN S 

13542 Mercedes 

Redford • 538-2660 

(1 Plock E ot Inksler 

1 BK>"> S o'Scnioicr«in 

Robert G. Johnson 

Pastor 

A M WORSHIP 

9 30 

SERVICE 

Child Care Nursery 

Provided 

HOLY 

CROSS 

30650 West Si* Mile 

D as*o» 

Wiiham C L-idhoim 

427-1414 404-3908 

WORSHIP CH JftCM 

SCHOOL A NURSERY 

•:S0 A11 a.m. 

i \\a\trntmm •• A 1 lis I A rI I * i

8B(P,C) 

Off the Walk 

1—: — v • * v t 5, V } 

"Hiursday. July 28, 1977 

Thrill of victory, agony of defeat 

By NANCY WALLS SMITH 

I have never been what one could 

call a competitive person The thrill 

of victory and agony of defeat that 1 

find in an occasional game of 

Scrabble is enough for me. and even 

then, nine times out of 10. 1 go with 

the agony of defeat. 

But a strange change came over me 

after the arrival of my firstborn. 

Jason I evolved into an incredible 

braggart—not about my own accomplishments. 

but about the wonderous 

achievements of this tiny new human 

I. had- produced 

And being a new mama. I figured 

the rest of the world was just as fascinated 

about Jason's discovery of his 

toes or his ability to hold up his head 

for an entire 30 seconds as 1 was. 

Not only was I a braggart, but a 

dreadful bore Even my best friends 

didn't tell me 

A TYPICAL corfversation with newmama-Nancy 

would go something like 

this 

Kriend: "We've just sold our house 

of $50,000 todav." 

Me: "That's nice Jason just 

learned to say "Da ' He's so bright I 

just can't believe it." 

Kriend: "With the profit we've 

made on the house we have decided 

to start a business of our own. and expect 

to make another $50,000 this year 

along " 

Me: "Oh Did you know th;it Jason 

has a small brown fleck in his beauti- 

ful blue eyes? I wonder if it means 

anything 0 " 

Usually, around this point, abovementioned 

friend would mysteriously 

claim she had to go because she was 

expecting a call from her Avon Ladv 

and didn't want to tie up the phone. 

It went on like this for months, until 

one fateful day I finally met my 

match Her name was Mildred and 

she had a daughter, named Cissy, 

who was just two weeks younger than 

Jason 

CISSY WAS a marvel 

I would call Mildred with the won 

derful news that Jason had actually 

held his own spoon. To which she 

would reply. "That's nice. Cissy set 

the table for me today." Set the 

table' Good heavens, my kid can't 

even walk yet. and her s is already 

taking over light domestic duties. 

Next week I tried again with. 

"Jason watched 'Sesame Street' today 

for almost 10 whole minutes. What an 

attention span that kid has." I think I 

went into mild shock when I heard, 

"Well. Cissy doesn't care for that 

show She told me she prefers Star 

Trek ' " Told you 9 Only 10-monthsold 

and already she's discussing her 

viewing habits. Compared to Cissy. 

Jason was beginning to resemble a 

three-toed sloth. 

Well, there's a moral here somewhere. 

but I'll be darned if I know 

what it is. I haven't called Mildred lately. 

It's just that I don't want to bother 

them. Cissy will be three vears old 

soon, and I figure the little thing probably 

is busy studying hard for her college 

entrance exams. Wouldn't want 

the phone to.interrupt her train of 

thought 

As for Jason, he's busy doing all the 

normal, funny, harassing things that 

two-year-olds do Yesterday I saw 

him trying to put a round pet in a 

square hole Oh. well. 

But if you want to hear some real 

bragging, just ask Jason's grandma 

what he's done lately She won't hesitate 

to lay some stories on you that 

could bore you for hours. 

Bless her little heart 

Plymouth Chamber Column 

Solicitations in Plymouth are a concern 

to all of us. especially the 

Plymouth Community Chamber of 

Commerce 

The Chamber asks organizations 

wanting to solicit in Plymouth by 

going to local business outlets to register 

with us. 

Following are our guidelines: solicitor 

headquartered in this community. 

funds collected benefits the community 

at-large; solicitor obtains a 

permit from local government unit, if 

applicable; does no phone solicitation; 

does not solicit for private profit; 

and, is not a beneficiary of any fund 

or chairty 

We ask each organization to complete 

an application asking pertinent 

information, and we do check them 

out If they are approved, they will be 

issued a solicitation authorization 

card signed by myself 

So don't be taken in—ask for identification 

The card is verification that 

they are legitimate. 

I will prepare myself 

Solicitations which have been granted 

approval by the Chamber during 

the past year include requests from 

groups such as the Plymouth Community 

Arts Council for its follies in 

April, Junior Achievement of Southeastern 

Michigan, and the PTO Mardi 

Gras for Smith School which solicited 

gifts for a drawing. 

If someone knocks on your door for 

funds, and you have doubts as to the 

legitimacy of the solicitor, contact 

your Chamber of Commerce. We are 

located at 878 Wing Street, Plymouth, 

and are open daily from 9 a m to 5 

p.m. Or call us at 453-1540 

We want to work for you—let us 

know what your needs are. The Chamber 

Board of Directors or staff will be 

glad to consider your concerns. At our 

most recent directors meeting, for instance, 

we discussed such topics as 

barrier free housing, the Single Business 

Tax. economic education promotion. 

and the Ann Arbor Trail-Ann 

Arbor Road Pointe Park in Plymouth 

Township So let us know your concerns 

and keep your Chamber working 

for you. 

By JANET CURLEE 

Executive secretary 

Plymouth Chamber of Commerce 

Well-known author's rejected 

He was born in 1812. the son of a 

poor laborer who lived in Landport. 

England. 

Through his earlr years he lived in 

dire poverty His father was constantly 

looking for work, but try as he 

would he was never able to get a good 

lob and he was finally thrown into 

prison because he could not pay his 

debts 

At that time the boy was only 10 

vears of age but he was forced to take 

a job in a damp dingy factory, pasting 

labels on bottles of shoe blackening 

He slept in the filthy attic of an 

old. rundown house with two other 

bovs who were said to be guttersnipes 

His formal schooling amounted to a 

total of only four years However, he 

took advantage of every possible op 

portumty to studv and read books in 

the public library because he had a 

burning desire to become a great 

writer. He began to write stories at 

an early age and when his first manuscript 

was finished he sneaked out in 

the dead of night to mail it to a pub 

lisher 

He was so timid he was afraid for 

anyone to know what he was doing for 

fear they would laugh at him 

STORY AFTER STORY was re 

jected and then came that memorable 

day when one was accepted 

He was paid nothing for it but was 

so happy he walked aimlessly around 

the streets of the city for hours with 

tears of joy running down his face. 

His next eight stories brought him absolutely 

nothing in terms of money 

And when he was finally paid for a 

story the sum was only $5. but the 

last manuscript he wrote brought his 

estate the fabulous sum of $15 a word. 

We have all heard of this man 

many times His name was Charles 

Dickens. He became the best-loved 

and most idolized man of his dav 

Once, when he visited America, 

people stood in line for hours, shiyer- 

By JOHN CZUBAJ 

Dale Carnegie, Inc. 

Plymouth-Canton Area 

ing in the wintry cold, as they waited 

to buy tickets to hear him speak One 

of the leading encyclopedias has allotted 

more than five large pages to 

the account of his colorful career 

AUTHORITIES IN the field of psychology 

have been saving for years 

that the average person never develops 

or uses more than a verv small 

per cent of his potential ability 

Dr. William James, once professor 

of psychology at Harvard University, 

used to say: "What the average person 

does, compared to what he could 

do. is like comparing the waves on 

top of the ocean to the ocean's mighty 

depth." 

The pages of history reveal the 

names of many men and women who 

have achieved great success inspite of 

overwhelming odds against them. But 

we don't have to read history books to 

find stories of success All we need to 

do is to look around us and we will 

find some of the people right in our 

own communities have achieved a 

worthwhile measure of success because 

they were willing to plan and 

work and make good use of the talents 

that nature had given them 

It is not then a matter of what we 

can do but a matter of what we will 

do with the potential ability that is 

ours the talents that are readv and 

waiting for us to put them to good 

use. 

How to read person's aura 

"World Book Encyclopedia Dictionary" 

defines "aura" as "something 

supposed to come from a person or 

thing and surround it as an atmosphere 

..." or as "a field of ionized air 

or gas caused by the discharge of electricity..." 

Our human bodies are constantly issuing 

forth minute electrical lmpulses 

at all tunes. Medical science now has 

sophisticated machines capable of 

measuring these impulses without 

ever touching the body. 

Witches refer to these electrical discharges 

as vibrations. These vibes 

break up the light rmjch in the same 

manner as a prism, and produces various 

colors to the naked eye. These 

colors are called an aura. 

AS OUR EMOTIONS CHANGE, so 

does all our body chemistry. Our 

pulse rate, heart beat, glandular out- 

" put, temperature, et£.f can all be 

I changed radically by our emotions 

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So, quite naturally, do our vibrations 

change from day to day, hour to 

hour, and sometimes even minute to 

minute. As our vibrations change, so 

do our auras. 

Consequently, when one is involved 

in an engrossing conversation, or perhaps 

reading the newspapers, his or 

her aura may look like the Northern 

Lights displaying all the colors of the 

rainbow. 

At other times, when one's mood is 

relatively constant, the color will remain 

a calm blue, an angry red, or a 

religious gold, depending on what that 

mood is. 

ANYONE CAN LEARN to see 

auras. It is really quite simple to 

train yourself. With a little practice, 

you should become adept at it in only 

a few days. 

Ask a friend to stand in front of a 

white background, such as a blank 

wall. In a relaxed way, as the two of 

you converse normally, fix your gaze 

on a spot in the middle of his or her 

forehead. Soon you will be aware of 

actually seeing waves of light coming 

out from the body. 

At first, these will appear very 

faint. It looks much like heat rising 

from a stove 

The more you practice, the stronger 

these will appear, and you will be 

able to see colors clearly. With more 

practice, you will eventually be able 

to do this anywhere, any time, even 

without the light background. 

Note: You may write Gundella at: 

Box 4343, Garden City 48135. For a 

personal reply, enclose a self-addressed, 

stamped envelope. 

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Part IV 

Column page 

Daniels ©en 

By EMORY DANIEL* 

Our neglected children 

Psychologists and educators like to 

talk a lot about the lmDact of models 

on the behavior of children. The idea 

of models, what we would call "setting 

an example," is based on the notion 

that the behavior of others is contagious. 

Most parents feel it is important for 

them to be good examples for their 

children. So do teachers, ministers, 

Sunday School teachers, etc. 

If adults set good examples for children, 

goes the theory, then youth 

should turn into responsible citizens 

as they grow. The theory, however, 

overlooks a major problem that children 

don't spend all their time with 

parents, teachers or ministers. 

AS MENTIONED in an earlier column, 

children spend most of their 

time with other children their same 

age—in school, after school, over 

weekends, on holidays. 

A survey of 766 sixth grade children 

showed that during the weekend they 

spent only two to three hours with 

their parents and more than twice as 

much time with their peers. And the 

study indicated that those children in 

the group who were peer-oriented 

were more influenced by a lack of attention 

at home rather than by the attractiveness 

of the peer group. 

Other studies show that the average 

television viewing time for youth between 

the ages of 6 yo 16 is 22 hours 

per week or three hours per day 

(more thai) the average time spent 

with their parents). American children 

spend about as much time watching 

TV as they do in school, and more 

time before the tube than in any other 

activity except sleep and play. And, inspite 

of what the popular notion might 

be, children of high social class levels 

or with higher IQ tend to watch more 

television than those of lower ability 

or class status. 

Une Bronfenbrenner notes that 

there is a turning point at about the 

seventh grade when children switch 

from looking towards their parents as 

models and become more influenced 

by their peers. 

"The separation of church and 

state, which, as it freed the schools of 

religious control, also fragmented the 

process of education. The responsibility 

of schools became the teaching 

of subject matter while character education 

is left to the family and to the 

church. n 

"Qualities of mutual trust, kindness, 

cooperation and social responsibility 

are learned from other human beings 

and transmission cannot take place 

without the active participation of the 

older generation." 

This transmission occurs, Bronfenbrenner 

argues, through models or examples. 

"Children take on the actions 

of the model without visible inducement 

or complusion It is possible 

to influence a large number of children 

with a single carefully-selected 

model. 

"Modeling provides a means for inducing 

a behavior pattern which 

might otherwise never occur. Altruistic 

activities can be made as visible 

and enticing as expressions of aggression 

and self-indulgence 

"The most contagious models for 

the child are likely to be those who 

are the major sources of support and 

control in his environment; namely, 

his parents, playmates and older children 

and adults who play a prominent 

role in his everyday life. Several 

models, exhibiting similar behavior, 

are more powerful inducers of change 

than a single model " 

The lesson to be drawn is that is 

isn't primarily the family, but other 

institutions in our society, which determine 

how and with whom children 

spend their time 

THE TEACHER, for instance, has 

been labelled and has functioned 

primarily as a purveyor of information—facts. 

nothing but the facts Beware 

of values! 

But the teacher has a great potential, 

largely untapped, as a model—a 

reinforcer of values. Because of this, 

points out Brofenbrenner, "Teachers 

need to be recruited as persons other 

than those with purely academic qualifications, 

with at least as much emphasis 

placed on social as on intellectual 

qualities and skills. 

"The teacher of tomorrow must acquire 

both understanding and skill in 

the use of modeling, social reinforcement, 

and group processes in work 

with children. Beyond that, he must 

know how to discover, recruit, and utilize 

individuals and groups from outside 

the school as major adjuncts to 

the educational process. 

"We must learn to make more effective 

use of group forces in fostering 

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You have to like Chuck Mangione— 

even if most of his music sounds the 

same He's a very personable, downto-«arth 

sort of fellow, despite his 

"heavenly" music 

For instance, there's "The Hill 

Where the Lord Hides." lies not t o 

mean something by that. And "Chase 

the Clouds Awav" He opened his 

Meadow Brook program Fndav night 

with those tunes. 

Mangione is a wonderful versatile 

musician and composer He plays not 

onlv his flugelhorn. but the piano as 

well; both skillfully. He is not the 

archetypal ego-maniac like Buddy 

Rich, who insists tha* the band look 

his way when he's doine the solo bit 

Rut that's to be expected Mangione 

is £rom a different era. A surprising 

era He doesn't appear to want to be 

commercial vet he plays things he 

tenows will sell 

ins DISCIPLINED ego allows him 

to share the stage with his fellow musicians. 

One is cautioned not to use 

the ohrase "back-up men" since 

Mangione would probablv balk at 

such a reference 

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musicianship of drummer James 

Hradlev Jr bassist Charles Meeks 

i who isn't i. Grant Geisman on acoustic 

guitar and phenomenal Chris Vadala 

on woodwinds 

VADALA IS the kind of guv vou'd 

always like to have on vour side—as 

thev sav in the music bi/—as a side 

man No shrinking violet Vadala appears 

to be the name that got left off 

in what could be called the Chuck and 

Chris Show The pair are not in competition 

but they appear to be driving 

each other and both have their hands 

on the wheel 

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is- nothing ski'zy about his brand of 

music It is not manic improvisation 

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While the Jack Brokensha Quartet 

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of Arts last Thursday evening. 

Bess Bonnier talked about the music 

and questioned whether live jazz in an 

art museum might not be unique in 

the country. 

Jazz in the Kresge Court will continue 

each Tuesday and Thursday evening 

through Sept. 22 with performances 

at 8 and 10 p m. 

Ms. Bonnier, well-known jazz pianist 

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Jazz at the Institute is another 

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in her Greenwich Village apart 

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who are after a doll stuffed with heroin. 

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"The Roar of the Greasepaint. The 

Smell of the Crowd" (Wednesday) 

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Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men" 

(Friday through Sunday) at Black 

Sheep Repertory Theater in Manchester, 

Mich Dinner theater pack 

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and reservations. 428-9280 

"Prisoner of Second Avenue" opens 

at Squire's Table restaurant and 

dinner theater July 29 Stars 

WJR's Jimmy Launce For information. 

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"Angel Street." thriller by Robert Patrick, 

plays 8 p.m Thursday-Saturday 

in Quirk Theater on Eastern 

Michigan University campus in Ypsilanti 

For information and tickets. 

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"A Thurber Carnival" opens at A1 

varo's restaurant in Royal Oak. 

Dinner theater presentation. For 

reservations, 549-2420 

"Alice and Wonderland," at 8:15 p.m 

Tuesday-Thursday. Cranbrook's 

Outdoor Greek Theater Ninety performers. 

ages 8-13, star in Annetta 

Wonnberger's adaptation of Lewis 

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"Feiffer's Follies" staged by Henry 

Ford Community College summer 

thespians, at 8 p.m Aug 5 and 6 in 

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Evergreen and Hubbard Road 

campus in Dearborn 

Detroit Symphony Orchestra travels 

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music festival Concerts: Iron 

Mountain High School auditorium 

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8 pm. Aug. 11. Wakefield 

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Aug 13. Calumet Theater For information. 

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Ann Arbor Medieval Festival, from 10 

a m to 10 p.m . Aug 6-7. on lawn 

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St. Andrew's Society is gathering the 

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for 128th annual Highland gathering 

Tickets at St Andrew's Society 

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Film series offers 

viewers bargain bonanza 

Bv LOUISE SNIDER 

Where, for $2. can you see a first-run movie, 

read informative program notes, and get a free 

cup of coffee 7 At the Detroit Film Theater 

iDFTl. 

The DFT opens its eighth season at the Detroit 

Institute of Arts Fridav with the Detroit premiere 

of Alain Resnais' new film 'Providence ' This is 

the French director's first film in English and one 

that has aroused a great deal of interest. 

Its premiere at the DFT is one of many "firsts" 

among the 59 films scheduled for showing on 

Fridav. Saturdav and Sundav evenings through 

Dec 18. 

This commitment to showing new films of importance. 

as well as the older masterpieces and 

the historical-landmark films, provides the formula 

for the continued success of the DFT According 

to Elliot Wilhelm. the director of DFT. 

"on a per day basis we are the highest attended 

museum theater in the country " 

AUDIENCES IN the 1.150-seat theater also 

enjov the advantage of superior projection equipment 

The DFT is equipped to show all films in 

their origin4l aspect ratios. This means that if 

vou are watching a film with subtitles, for example 

you see the whole picture: the heads 

never are chopped off 

Friday evenings are devoted to screening new 

films or those which have had insufficient commercial 

exposure. 

if 

These include "The Marquise of 0 " awarded 

the Grand Special Jury Prize at the 1976 Cannes 

Film Festival; "Under Milk Wood." the screen 

adaptation of Dylan Thomas' olav with Elizabeth 

Taylor Richard Burton and Peter OToole; and 

"Harlan Countv USA." which won the Academv 

MOT audition 

set for kids 

Open auditions will be held from 24 

p.m and 6-8 p.m. Monday. Aug 1. in 

the Music Hall for all children who 

wish to perform in Michigan Opera 

Theater's (MOT) productions of "Re 

gina" and "Carmen." 

No appointments are necessary for 

the prospective performers who wish 

to sing or dance 

Also needed is a boy soprano for the 

leading role in MOT's holiday production 

of "Amahl and the Night Visitors" 

which will be presented in 10 

performance^, in December at the 

Music Hall. 

Children should be prepared to sing 

one song An accompanist will be provided 

For further information, call Phyllis 

Snow at 963-5717. 

Wyandotte 

celebrates 

On July 28, 29 and 30 

Wyandotte's Centra 

Business District wil 

host a street art fair anc 

sidewalk sale. 

Hours will be from 

am to 9 p.m. on 

Thursday. 9 a.m. to 1 

b m on Friday, and 

from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on 

Saturday. 

Iâst year over 100.00C 

visited downtown 

yandotte to enjoy art 

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provided by over 400 La 

ented artists. Four 

blocks on Biddle Avenue 

fwill display handcrafted! 

items which will include 

[paintings. drawings, jew 

lelry. painted china 

tmetal art. stitchery 

[weaving and macrame 

Food and beverage 

concessions will offer a 

wide vaiety of foods in 

eluding bratwurst. Italian 

sausage, pizza, pastries, 

beer, wine and 

lemonade 

All merchants will be 

offering special sale 

items in their stores anc 

on the sidewalks. 

The Michigan Heart 

Association will give 

free blood pressure te$ts 

in the basement of Wyan 

dotte City Hall or 

Friday, from 10 a m tc 

p.m. 

Antinuker 

speaks 

Harvey Wassermah 

one of the organizers of 

the Clamshell Alliance 

an anti-nuclear group, 

wfll speak at 7:30 p.n%. 

Aug. 3. in Northwest Unitarian 

Church. 23925 

Northwestern Highway 

Southfield. 

The film "The Last Re 

sort." produced by the 

demonstrators of the 

May 1 occupation of the 

Seabrook. N.H.. nudear 

L. plant itte. will be shown 

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Award for the Rest Documentary Feature of 197b 

Saturday evening presentations include films 

which have come to be regarded as classics or 

have been pacesetters in some way. 

Among these are .John Huston's 1951 hit. "The 

African Queen." with acclaimed performances by 

Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn: and 

one of the curiosities of movie history, the 3-D 

film "Creature from the Rlack Lagoon." which 

the audience will view with special glasses. 

SUNDAY EVENINGS will consist of two separate' 

series: a 10-week retrospective of the major 

films of Charles Chaplin and "Treasures From 

the Past." eight new 35 mm prints of rare, early 

silent and sound films from the United States. 

Discount books of 10 tickets for $15 are a "best 

buv" available at the DFT ticket office in the Institute 

of Arts or by mail For a free season brochure 

or ticket information, call K32-2730 

The schedule for the first four weeks follows 

with director, country and year in parentheses 

FYidav and Saturday. "Providence (Alain Resnais. 

England. 1977): Sundav. "The Chaplain Review" 

(Charles Chaplin. U.S.. 1918 * 

Friday. Aug 5. "Next Stop Greenwich Village" 

(Paul Mazurskv. US 197f>): Saturdav Aug 6 

"Diarv of a Countrv Priest" * Robert Bresson. 

France. 1951): Sunday. Aug 7 "The Kid"' 

(Charles Chaplin. U.S . 1925) 

Friday. Aug 12. "The Marquise of O" 'Eric 

Rohmer France Germany. 1976): Saturday. Aug 

13. "Toni" (.Jean Renoir. France 1934) Sundav. 

Aug. 14. "The Gold Rush" (Charles Chaplin U S 

1925) 

Friday. Aug 19. "The Wonderful Crook" 

(Gaude Goretta. France/Switzerland. 1975); Saturday. 

Aug 20. "Creature from the Black Lagoon" 

(Jack Arnold. U.S.. 1954): Sunday. Aug. 21. 

"The Circus" (Charles Chaplin US.. 1928) 

Carole yeas; 

Phoebe nays 

A Carole King concert on Aug 4 has been 

added to the Pine Knob Music Theater schedule. 

There are very few seats remaining for Ms. 

King's original concert on the following night. 

Two other concerts have been rancelled They 

are the Aug 16 Phoebe Snow AI Stewart concert 

and the Tangerine Dream concert of Aug 

6 

Kids for opera 

theater needed 

Auditions will be held Aug 1 for children who 

wish to perform in Michigan Opera Theater's 

performances of "Regina" and "Carmen." The 

auditions will be held from 24 p.m and from 6 

8 p.m. at the Music Hall Center for the Performing 

Arts in Detroit. 

Also needed LS a boy soprano for the lead role 

in "Amahl and the Night Visitors." which will 

be presented in December at Music Hall 

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Detroit and suburbs 

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• Vacationing right around homo can be relaxing—and 

exciting. Whenever you find yourself in 

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lots to do. 

I didn't plan it that way. but each day of a vacation 

week spent at home I found myself enjoying 

an afternooon or evening in Birmingham. Dearborn 

or Detroit 

Having lunch for the first time at the Pool, at 

the P'air Lane Conference Center m Dearborn. I 

had an opportunity to drive through the campus 

of the University 'if Michigan-Dearborn, then 

walk in a quiet garden just outside the Pool * 

The restaurant takes over what used to be the 

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THK POOl, resembles an enclosed courtyard 

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11 had short ribs at *2 50t with salad bar. For $4- 

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salad, potato or vegetable and dessert 

No liquor is served at the Pool, open weekdays 

for lunch But there are daisies on the table And 

if you're feeling touristy, go back for a visit to 

the adioining Ford mansion which offers public 

tours on weekends. 

There's shopping at Fairlane Center nearbv. a 

maze of stores which aren't as mind-boggling on 

a weekday as thev are on a weekend when the 

crowd arrives. 

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stops at some of rnv favorite shops, as well as 

ones I hadn't visited before Fvervthing from P;ippagallo 

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Machus Alley door has a liquor license, so I had 

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What's the best treatment for injuries? 

(Second of Two Parts! 

By KEN VOYLES 

Athletics have become, over the last 

few vears. a battleground, more or 

less, between the participants where 

injuries are becoming an ever increasing 

sight on the playing field 

Battleground is a most fitting word 

for the heavv contact sports such as 

football, but that sport ise not the only 

villian when it cOmrs to injuries. The 

semi-contact sports add to the injurv 

ranks 

Injuries, it could be concluded, have 

become a major part of athletic life 

and the need to know about them is 

tremendous 

Two of the most common injuries in 

sports, according to Richard Milder, 

director of the Physical Therapy and 

Sports Medicine Clinic in Livonia, are 

ankle and knee injuries. Roth, said 

Milder, are common because of their 

anatomical location and the lack of 

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50 compete in Jr. Olympics 

The annual Plvmouth-Canton Youth 

Fitness Day (Junior Olympics) saw 

more than 50 boys and girls compete 

in different events at the Central 

Middle School track Monday afternoon 

The events included competition 

from the "A" Class (14-15-year-olds). 

'B" Class (12-13-year-olds) and the 

"C" Class (10-11-year-olds). 

The first-place winners in each category 

from each class advance to the 

Metro Youth Fitness Meet Thursday 

at Willow MetVo Park 

The Plymouth-Canton Junior Olympic 

activities were co-sponsored by 

both the Plymouth and Canton parks 

and recreation departments 

First- and second-place finishers in 

each event are as follows 

JR OLYMPIC KESILTS 

Standing Broad Jump —A Boys —11 Kob I.imburg 

6 2". 2> Jim Pasek 6 'i" B Boys— H Scott Bubhn 

8 1 2' (leoff Baker 6 6 C Boys —|I Jason Adams 

5 10'*". 2I Tom Rogers 5'9 C Girls — II Linda Sa 

rafian 5'9V 2I Laura Anderson 46'J" 

SO-yard dash—A Boys—11 Jim Moco, 6 5 2'Kick 

Anderson 67 B Boys — li Brian Wiercioch 7 1. 2> 

Alari Carnes 7 4 C Boys—It Bob Mester 7 2. 2' 

Brett White 7 4 B Girls— I > Sue l.imburg 80 C 

Girls —11 Fran Whittaker 21 Debbie Sweeney 

.Softball Throw A Boys 1> Rick Anderson 180 . 

21 Jim Pasek 173' B-Bovs—U Craig Gearns 200' 

21 Chris Dimitri. 176 C Boys— |i Eric O'Connor 

136 21 Mike Pasek 132 C Girls h Ellen Ooherty 

72 6 2) Jennifer Walker 59 4 

Kunnint; Long Jump—A Boys— 11 Jim Pasek 

12'I 2> John Mester 9'9 B Boys—11 Kevin 

McFarland I3'9 . 2i Charlie Berghoff 12 10'; C 

Boys—-11 Tom Penland It'll' 2i Todd Pritchctt 

114 C Girls 11 Debbie Sweeney 8 0 2i Kllen Do 

hertv 7 6 

Merchants take 2d; 

qualify for tourney 

The Plymouth Merchants. Plymouth 

Canton High's Connie Mack summer 

baseball team, has finished another 

successful season with a second-place 

standing in the Adray Connie Mack 

League 

This runners up position qualifies 

the Merchants to post-season tournament 

play in the National Amateur 

Baseball Federation (NABF) Senior 

Tournament to be held this weekend 

at Oakland University. If the Merchants 

survive this tourney, the squad 

would travel to Columbus. Ohio, for a 

national event 

Adray Appliance (Bedford Union) 

finished first in the league standings 

with a 20-4 record and the Plymouth 

Merchants followed with a 19-6 mark 

The Merchants were the only team to 

defeat Adray twice this season The 

other teams in this league included 

crews from Southfield. Plymouth 

Salem. Thurston and Northville 

By virtue of its first-place finish. 

Bedford will compete in an American 

Amateur Baseball Conference 

(AABC) tournament next week 

The Merchants, coached by Fred 

Crisseyl were led this summer by the 

fine pitching of Doug Smith (7-2) and 

Brian James (6-3). 

"I'm | really pleased with the way 

the kidSi have played this summer, 

after coming off a good school season.'' 

said Crissev. "We played 25 

games in a tough league." 

Canton finished the school season 

last June as the fourth-rated team in 

the state with a 23-3 record 

The players who have had outstanding 

summer seasons for the Merchants 

include catcher Jeff Campbell, 

shortstop Scott Collins, third baseman 

Craig Lee. designated hitter Kob Taraskavage. 

infieldCr Don Dreher, second 

baseman Ray Smock, and outfielders 

Dale Albright. Kob Mandle. 

Dave Weiss and Smith 

Running Hop Step & Jump—B Boys—1) 

ter 25 0 

Standing Hop. Step it Jump— C Boys— I > Tod Prict 

chett 181' 21 Tom Rogers 1711" C Girls—11 

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Tom Pot- l.aura Anderson 17 8 21 Jennifer Walker 115 

Chinning—A Bovs—I i Jeff Suda 25 BBoys-|i 

Alan Carnes 15, 21 Daniel O'Connor 10 C Bovs-i 

John Oury 12. 2i Andy Umburg 10 

Bob Mester won the 50-yard dash in the Boys-C Division of the Junior 

Olympics competition held Monday afternoon, (staff photo by 

Gary Caskey). 

Correct injury treatment is vital 

(Continued from page 1CI 

troversy is simplv ;i question of which 

is better for treatment. 

According to Milder, there really is 

not much difference between the two 

for healing purposes 

Cold most frequently ice. is generallv 

better in the initial stages of treat 

ment Heat is slowlv being phased out 

b\ the medical field and cold in coming 

more into use " Milder said "I 

prefer cold." 

One use for cold treatment comes in 

during rehabilitation programs when 

the patient is in too much pain to exercise 

the injured area Milder puts ice 

on an injured area and numbs it so 

that the patient can exercise with less 

pain. 

" The cold acts as an anaesthetic so 

exercise is possible." said Milder. 

Questions have been asked in recent 

vears about whether voung bovs and 

girls should be allowed to participate 

in sports at an age when participation 

might be harmful to their physical development 

As a certified athletic trainer Milder 

is in a good postion to comment on 

the controversv 

1 feel as though the Little League 

athlete is just that—a little athlete not 

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The center hasn t Veen many Little 

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The injuries, said Milder just don't 

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A main issue in the conrtfcoversv is 

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Milder said that the bones and muscles 

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When it comes to a general rehabili 

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The rehabilitation process is slow 

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What follows are two fictional case 

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Hie knee injury An athlete comes 

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suffered while playing football 

Milder would first make an evaluation 

of the knee He would check the 

strength of the leg and knee, the 

movement of the leg and the flexibility 

of the leg 

IXirmg the evaluation Milder would 

compare the in lured leg with the 

patient's good leg 

Hie second step would be to com 

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the bad knee with the gotxl knee This 

is vers important according to Milder, 

who stated that the swelling in the 

knee must be reduced until it is the 

same size as the good knee 

'Hie third step would involve actual 

treatment of the knee and leg The 

treatment • would start with basic 

whirlpool baths to relax the muscles 

Milder would then get right into the 

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This treatment with exercise would 

continue until the knee was sufficiently 

healed and the patient could 

start an exercise program at home. 

Tennis elbow A middle aged man 

comes into the clinic with a moderate 

case of tennis elbow Milder would locate 

the pain exactly and test it to see 

how bad the pain is 

The next step would be to treat the 

elbow Milder would use ice for treat 

ment and as an anaesthetic so exercise 

could be done 

He would also use a new method of 

treatment. He would apply heavv elastic 

bands just below where the pain 

is. Tins would compress the muscles 

and relieve the stress on the painful 

area 

In the treatment of athletic-related 

injuries. Milder stressed three important 

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"It's important to stretch the strong 

muscles and to strengthen the weak 

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and not the pain of an injury Finallv 

and most important, the secret, in my 

opinionn is to exercise the injured 

area Milder said "Exercise is the 

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City of Plymouth 

softball results 

Garden City Sports easily won both 

its games last week.to maintain its 

comfortable first-place position in the 

men's Division 1 conference of the 

City of Plvmouth Slow-Pitch Softball 

U'ague 

narden City's record zoomed to 14 2 

with victories over Michigan Boiler. 7- 

0 and M A S H 22-8 In the M A S H 

victory, the division leaders pounded 

out 29 hits, including two homers and 

six doubles The losers registered only 

IB hits 

Dempsey and Catton each hit the 

roundtrippers for Garden City Wilkens 

recorded five hits and Klein 

added three M A S H s Dan Williams 

was three-for-three with one triple 

I'uckett Plumbing extended its winning 

streak to five games with a 13-10 

victory over Finlan Insurance Puckett 

vaulted into second-place with this 

victory Finlan and M ASH were 

tied for third going into this week's 

plav 

Kahanec. Maxwell and Smith 

paced I'uckett's offensive attack 

against Finlan. Copeland and manager 

Conrad Valade led Finlan's 

charges 

Port to Port lost two games this 

week to I'uckett and Stahl I'uckett 

beat the last place team. 15-8. while 

Stahl squeaked by with a 10-8 victory 

Stahl also shut out Michigan Boiler. 7- 

0 in the other Division I game 

DIVISION II leaders. Kool Kings, 

did not play last week but still head 

the conference with a 14-1 record 

Second place Sun Plastics currently 

holds an 11-4 record after a late-inning 

victory over the Plymouth 

Javcees 

Plymouth K of C defeated Sajo's 

Pizza 12-9 despite being outhit 22-16. 

Sajo bounced back to beat J C 

Heidenreich. 9-6 Bathey Manufacturing 

flattened the tires on Garfield 

Auto. 13-4. in other action 

WAYNE 

JONES 

& 

MASSEY CADILLAC remains the 

lone men's team to post an undefeated 

record with a 14-0 mark The 

Division III leaders made Adistra 

their latest victims by a 15-5 score 

Massey's 26-hit attack was just too 

much for Bill Almond's team 

Dave Broad and Jim Gignac each 

had perfect days at the plate for the 

winners Massey's attack included six 

doubles five triples and one home run 

off the bat of Bob Pinkney Adistra's 

Deshaw and Nester added two hits 

each in the losing cause 

Kurl 'N'" Kut Hut kept pace with 

Massey after its 10 8 victory over Bay 

loff Each team registered 22 hits 

Mon Jeffenes. Bob Shaw and Dave 

Sherwood all had perfect nights at the 

plate for the winners Sherwood 

smacked three doubles 

II A F Industries -broke out of its 

slump with two victories over Bayloff. 

7-5 and Napoleon's, 26-7 H A F 

smashed 10 doubles, two triples and 

one home run as part of a massive 35 

hit attack against Napoleon Garv 

Flummerfelt paced the attack for the 

winners 

Other Division III games saw K & J 

win two games over Napoleon's. 5-1 

and over Bill Knapps 7-0 

CENTURY 21 raised its undefeated 

record to 9-0 with a 16-1 thrashing of 

Yankee Clipper in women's league ac 

tion last week 

Second place Dal\ Drive-In bom 

barded Bathey Manufacturing. 30 1 

thanks to 28 hits and three home runs 

Bathey only had seven hits in the 

game Daly's Dian Stanfield was four 

for four with three homers Pat Kodman 

added five hits in six trips 

American Community knocked 

Little Caesar out of a second-place tie 

with an 8-3 upset victory of the pizza 

people 

American Community played excel 

lent defense throughout the game 

Total Images ran past Trail Bar 1/- 

5. in other action Images recorded 27 

hits to onlv 15 for Trail Bar 

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D o c p r e d i c t s t e n n i s t o u r n a m e n t r e s u l t s 

(Continued from page 1C) 

crown as the Plymouth-Canton men's 

singles champion. 

Bloom, a 1976 graduate from Salem, 

is a tall, lanky netter who has a powerful 

two-handed backhand which 

should surpass all. Bloom will probably 

face Pasley in the semifinals. 

In the other bracket, watch for 

third-seed Rama to upend second-seed 

Wideman in the semifinals This 

should be a real grudge match since 

both men met each other in the 1975 

finals in which Rama was victorious. 

Wideman. a 1966 graduate of 

Plymouth High School and tennis instructor 

for the continuing education 

office, has had trouble gaining a first 

place trophy in the past two years, 

settling for second place honors in the 

singles, doubles and mixed doubles 

events each summer. 

The Observer's Patrick Touhey will 

also try his hand in the singles event, 

and I predict he should have an easy 

time in his first-round match against 

Dan Janusis. 

But the second round won't be as re 

warding for the star reporter as he 

faces seventh-seed Curt Schultz. 

Knough said 0 

It won't be the Larry Masteller- 

Rich Madsen show in the men's 35years 

and older competition this year 

And the reason for that is Jim Hayes 

The last two years found Masteller 

defeating Madsen for the championship 

Each match went three sets in 

grueling heat 

But this year, both men have been 

knocked down to the second and third 

seed positions because of Hayes 

Hayes, coach of the Plymouth C 

ton varsity tennis team, hasn't bart 

pated in this event for two years 

is by far the best of all the athlet. 

in this catecory. 

In the semifinals. I will predict . 

Madsen win over Masteller this year 

I don't think Masteller can turn the 

trick for a third time in a row. Besides. 

his legs are one year older. 

Leonard Koeninger. the fourth seed, 

will advance to the semifinals against 

Hayes 

THE WOMEN'S 16-over division 

will be dominated by the pair of Eastern 

Michigan University students, 

Laura Hastings and Beth Redmond 

Both women, who are former members 

of the Plymouth Salem tennis 

team, met in the finals last year and 

will undoubtly be right back on top 

this Sunday. 

Hastings, the first-seed, has been improving 

on her singles play while at 

EMU and should defeat her friend in 

another close match 

Both women are overwhelming favorites 

and first-seeds to win their 

third-straight women's doubles title 

Patti Piel, the third-seed in the 

women's singles competition, should 

take Redmond to three sets before losing 

in the semifinals. 

Fourth-seed Kathy Granger, a recent 

Plymouth novice tennis winner, 

will be easy pickins for Hastings in 

the other semifinals. 

The women's 35-years and older division 

has only six players competing so 

no seeds were chosen But watch for 

Judy Braun to win all the marbles 

IN OTHER DOUBLES play, Steve 

Prueter and Rama are the first seeds 

and defending champions of the men's 

action. Wideman and Bloom team up 

for the second seed Bill Moehle and 

Maybury are the third seeds and 

Hayes and Nowak are positioned 

fourth. 

More than 20 men's combinations 

will play in this category and watch 

for the fourth seeded team of Hayes 

and Nowak to upset everyone enroute 

to victory. 

Wideman and Bloom should easily 

handle Moehle and Maybury in the 

semifinals but will fall to the fourth 

seeds in the championship. 

Rama and Prueter will undoubtedly 

take Hayes and Nowak to three sets 

but I'm betting on the upset 

Ironically, Hayes was Prueter's 

coach for three straight seasons on 

vthe Canton team in 1974, 1975 and 

1976 

In mixed doubles action, the firstseeds 

Redmond and Moehle will more 

than likely defend their title. The only 

tough competition they should experience 

is from the second-seeded duo 

of Wideman and Hastings. 

IN BOYS competition, ages 13-15, 

Scott Crespo heads the ei!ht players 

as the first seed Crespo was last 

year's runner-up. 

Dick Cook is the second seed. Mike 

Sharp third, and Larry Kummer the 

fourth. 

1 would like to predict Dick Cook as 

the winner of this category, but due to 

the untimely death of his brother Bill, 

also a fine tennis player, he may decide 

not to play. 

Crespo will meet Sharp, the 

Plymouth novice winner, for the championship 

Nine 10-12-year old boys will compete 

in this category but none were 

seeded I'm not familiar with this age 

bracket and will pass on a prediction 

THE GIRLS 13-15-years category 

finds two great players in Kathy Hor- 

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Registration is open for both boys 

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Canton slow-pitch softball news 

Undefeated McMurray 

Insurance of the Canton 

Township men's softball 

league gained its 12th 

victory of the season 

against no defeats with 

a 5-1 victory over Little 

Caesar last week 

The victory was an important 

one for the Division 

A' leaders, as it 

clinched an unpredented 

sixth' straight league 

title The only goal 

McMurray hasn't obtained 

this season is a perfect 

season, although it 

seems extremely possible 

with only three 

games remaining on the 

schedule 

Mike Stanislawski's 

perfect day at the plate 

supplied the punch for 

the McMurray victory 

Don Massey Cadillac, 

the second place team 

with an 8-4 record, disposed 

of Clark Block. 18- 

12. in other A' action. 

Jack Warner, Criag 

Warner and Mike Han- 

Ion paced the potent 

Massey attack 

PERLONGO won the 

'B' title last week after 

edging Meijer Thrifty 

Acres, 9-5 Perlongo 

managed to score at 

least one run in every inning 

but the fourth to 

clinch the victory. 

Hurler Terry Ransier 

led the offensive punch 

with two singles and a 

triple. 

Latin Quarter Catering 

picked up its fifth 

victory of the season 

with an 18-9 triumph 

over the Merchants. Joe 

Bennett. Neil Carnes, 

Nick Trapponi and Paul 

Zacharias each 

slammed home runs for 

the winners 

The Lion & Sword 

squeaked by Chapman 

Realty. 16-15, to stay in 

third place Pasquale 

Ferritti and Jim Gaberial 

each smacked three 

hits to pace the winners. 

THE TIE in the 'C Division 

race with Ovidon 

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scored 10 runs in the 

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the victory and the 

first place standing. 

Geneva Church picked 

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Canton Police. Both 

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last Monday morning to take first 

place in the juniors tournament at 

Hilltop (Hen golf course. The tournament 

is part of group lessons taught 

b\ Tom Ross professional and manager 

at Hilltop, taken over the sum 

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Hie 14-vearold golfer helped his 

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the first hole along with a birdie on 

the third. Don Adsit took fourth place 

with ;i !'• for the nine hole round 

Fran Rrudzinski and Rita Heath 

Med this past week in the Windsor 

Park Women's league at Rrud 

/inski shot hers with onlv 18 putts and 

Heath with 14 Roth play in the "A" 

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Yvonne Burd/iak second with 67-19 

Marci;i Bertand had an rt.1 to head 

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Footsie Handvside leads the "D 

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In the Businessmen's League. Hill 

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\hram Stamps close behind with 41 

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Johnston Insurance and Michigan T 

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Ra/or- 29's points. Plvmouth Office 

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Charles Clark and Ted Kuhns Jr. 

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Notice is hereby given that a City Primary Election will be held in the City of 

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ing Checking man to assist ware 

houseman Benefits Ace Hardware 

Westland BUI 7294060 

YOUNG MAN 

Full Time for lawn man te nance 

work Suburban Lawn Care 

I.iv on la 464-2476 


RELIABLE MAN for full time year 

round indoor-outdoor maintenance 

work Also evening janitorial work 

in retirement complex Apply rt 

person to Detroit Baptist Manor. 

30245 13 Mile Rd , Farmington HOIs 

CAS ATTENDANT Monday - 

Friday lprs-7pm. mmmum age 

l» $J 70 per hour Fast Bedford 

531-9650 

WAREHOUSE WORKER 

WANTED 

Permanent position full time 

Apply in person, on Fnday. July 

29 1977. 10am 1pm Start at 13 00 

per hour Walters Home Appb 

ances WIS Michigan Ave Can- 

ton No Phone Calls 

WOMAN 18 yrs or older, drug 

store days and evenings Apply m 

rson Burton Hollow Drugs, 17176 

r* armington Rd Lrvona 

MATURE MAN for hve-in 

workload salary 

i ignt 

J3M916 

DONUT MAN 

Experienced Midnights Full 

r.rne Apply in person 

DUNKIN' DONUTS 

34417 Ford Rd-WesHand 

LIGHT SHOP WORK 

7 AM 3 30 PM 40 hour week 

fringe benefits Starting pay 13 per 

hour Apply 24435 Hafctead Rd. 

n Hills Sat Only 8 AM 

Farpiingto 

12 NOON 

K>b onia John's Cleaners 

477-4880 

SALES COUNSELOR 

Livonia office of the world's larg 

est employment service is seeking 

aggressive commission oriented in 

dividual* First year $12,000 

tl4 000 Benefits 

Snelling & Snelling 

478 3500 

STATION SHIFT MANAGER 

»3 75 per hour Pump gas only Sta 

tion attendendants abo needed 

12 50 per hour Apply X-Press 100 

Oil Co 15502 Beech baly, Bedford 

between 9 and 12 noon 

MANAGEMENT Tranee position 

for neat, well groomed applicant 

Fme opportunity good salary aO 

benefits Beryl Personnel 't- Oidsmobiie 

878 Plymouth 

880 POMti.dC 

8,'•' Sports & 

Imported Cars 

B8-' TWundertli'd 

884 Voi»sw;igen 

Rtf> Auto —True* 

f'a'ts & Service 

8 18 Auto Mentals 

?. Leasing 

820 Autos Wanted 

8?? Trucks tor Sale 

800 necreauona' Vefi cips 

80.' SnowmoO'les 

80*1 Ai'planes 

ft Oh Boats A Motors 

808 Vehicle A Boat 

Storage 

B10 Insurance Motor 

8U Motorcycles 

it> K if IS 

M rn Bmes 

HM I J" ln" . Molu-r-iom. 

EMPLOYMENT. INSTRUCTION MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 

1)10 Education- instruction 

f>00 Help wanted 

- 10 Hpip Warned Coupn-s 

60.' Me'p Warned Denial 

medical 

•iO? Help Wanted Part Tim 

"SQ8 Help Wanted Doêsl i. 

b04 Heip Wanted Office 

Clerical 

ti06 Heip Wanted Srf'es 

S?0 Secretary.-Business 

Services 

i? Situations Wanted 

femaie 

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Male 

i 16 Situations Wanted 

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604 Announcements S 

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6?b Bmgo 

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t> t i n Memor..in 

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insurance 

ti06 LPCial Notices 

602 Lost A Found 

t-,00 Pe'so'i.iis 

tot'4 Profession,II -,er .11 "S 

608 Trdnspoitai'ti'i 

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|RepOft any errors immediately Phone Room hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monda, through 

friday Wayne County 522 0900 • Oakland County 644 1100 

70? Antiques 

"06 Appi.artceS 

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' 17 Bicycles tor Sale 

'10 BuildingMate'iais 

7 14 business S Of'te 

Equipment 

7?4 Camera Supples 

720 farm Produce 

721 Flowers A Plants 

722 HoDD eS Coins & 

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744 Horses L vCStOCk A 

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708 Houseiioid Goods 

Oak ia>"d County 

709 H jsenoid Goods 

Wayne County 

7.18 Housenoid Pets 

'16 Lawn Garden & t- arm 

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' 10 Misc 'or Sale 

Oakland Count* 

7 11 Misc lor Sale 

Wayne County 

'21 Musical Instruments 

' Pei Service 

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710 Sporting Goods 

'28 Stereo Hi t-. S Tape 

Decks 

~ J4 Trade or Se 1 

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'J2 WeanngAppa'e 

500 Help Wonted 


HYDROTEL OPERATOR 

F^Xpenenced Will consider KeUer 

exp Days Southfield 

356-7670 

GENERAL Shop Help, some expe 

riCnce desirable Apply 12932 

Farmington Rd Livonia 

Keypunch Operator 

Ability to operate keypunch file 

having knowledge of bookkeeing 

Key tape experience desirable 

Full time position Fringe benefits 

Send resume to Dr Arthur F'rock 

Livonia Public Schools, 15125 Farm 

ington Rd , Livonia, 46154 

Afi Equal Opportunity Employer 

WANTED Men for Yard Work 

Building Supply Co Redford Area 

937 *300 

AUTO PARTS COUNTER MAN 

With Dealership experience CaB 

Mr Relden 729-2000 

SOUTHWEST Oakland County 

School District is seeking a half 

time Public Relations Writer to 

plan write and produce various 

school district brochures pub 

lications news releases feature sto 

riea and other related materials 

This 52'Week position provides sal 

ary and fringe benefits com 

mensurate with tramng and expe 

rience Candidates should submit 

letter of application and resume 

to Box 690 Observer A Eccentric 

Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft 

l.twoma Michigan 46150 

EXCELLENT PART-TIME Teach 

ing opportunity with A G P 

I-earning Skills Inc Call 774-2449 

or tw finis 

WF. are' ACCEPTING"appli- 

cations for people mterested m 

doing light assembly and Bmderv 

work in the Livonia Plymouth 

Novi areas Short and king term 

assignments availabV- CaB 

Somebody Sometime 

565-3500 

Hours 9-4 

TRAINEES, Southfield Machine 

Shop has openings, for mecanF 

cally inclined Men ft Women, 

Please call 356-4201 

BUSBOYS WAITRESSES CaB for 

appt Starboard Tack, Farmmgton 

Hills 851-9220 

Color Machine Printer- 

Experienced SS or 2620 Printer 

wanted Top wages for nght per 

son Also good benefits Days 

Apply in person King Photo Serv- 

ice, 19441 McNichob. Detroit 

DIETARY 

COOK TRAINEES * DIETARY 

AIDES needed aB shifts Pleasant 

working conditions, fringe benefits 

See us at 

Four Chaplains 

Convalescent Center 

2S349 Joy Rd Westland 

261-9500 

HELP Wanted experienced only 

7 11 Store 160 S Venov Westland 

must he 18 Afternoons and Mid 

nights available Apply tn person 

Tues thru Sat 9 AM 3 PM No 

phone calls acci «ied 

WANTED - Experienced man m 

part feeding conveyors, onenta 

tors,and feeders Apply Michigan 

Automation Co. 24625 Capitol, Red 

ford Telegraph Plymouth Rd 

Area 

HELP WANTED 

FULL TIME 

ADULT males or females over 25 

preferred Must work weekends 

Benefits Paid vacation SALADS, 

COOKS COOKS HELPERS. DISH 

WASHERS POTS A PANS 

Inquire Withm 

8525 N Telegraph. N Dearborn 

Hts 

(Telegraph A Joy Rd 1 

DELIVERY help wanted Apply 

Dino's Pizza F'ord Rd. Canton 

961-0900 

COOK WANTED 

No Experieru-e necessary Side 

Street Pub 8fi(fy'ralick Plymouth 

JANITOR 

HIGH SCHOOL GRAD 

General plant clean-up 5 

week 

CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 

day 

500 Help Wonted 

DELIVERY Boy wanted Apply at 

Primo's Pizza 41112 W 5 Mile 

Plymouth 455-6500 

CASHIERS 

Wanted, must be 18 or over, 

experienced preferred sum- 

mer help need not apply 

JOE'S PRODUCE 

33152 W 7 Mile Livonia 

RAMSHAW PHOTO 

29299 Franklin Rd Southfield 

358-51 10 

PORTER for howhng center Must 

be good worker & reliable Apply 

in person Plymouth Bowl 40475 

Plymouth Rd 

DESK CLERKS 

Fuji Time Apply in person. caB 

for an appointment Metropolitan 

Airport Hotel. 7z9-5600 

LARGE Volume Birmingham 

Standard Oil Station has openings 

for professional service station 

people Full time days or part time 

Excellent 

evenings and weekends 

commission 647-0700 

CANVASSF'RS good opportunity 

for young men who want to earn 

$15 000 $25,000 yearly We will 

train Must have transportation 

and desire to work Call Mr Paul 

4780186 

ENGINEER 

Young experienced graduate engi 

neer for small growkig Birming 

ham Firm doing an international 

business in food processing machin 

erv Must be interested and willing 

to work in all phases of engineer- 

ing including drafting, design, test 

ing procurement. instaBation and 

some travel No smokers 

DRAFTSMAN 

Experienced engineering drafts 

man for same organization 

S«id written resumes 

BOX 722 

Observer ft Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia. Mich 48150 

EXPERIENCED Telephone sales, 

4 Hours daily office products 

knowledge Telephone Interview 

only Joan Potere Tuesday or 

Thursday only 353^2600 

WAITRESS COCKTAILS Part 

time or full Pay starts at $2 ft up 

Napoleon's Restaurant ft Disco, 

downtown Plymouth, 45^6370 

COOKS Experienced in all phases 

of cooking ltahan cooking expe- 

rience preferred Farmtaigton area 

restaurant Days and nighta 

851-4094 

DISHWASHERS 

Now occepting applications 

for experienced Di«Hwa$hers 

for both day & night $hrfts, 

full time. Apply in penon 

after 2 30 PM to Dining Super- 

visor 

Machus Red Fox 

6676 Telegraph Rd 

Noar 15 Mile Rd, Birm. 

MORTGAGE 

Processor or Closer 

Real Estate or Mortfage expe- 

rience necessary 88-2SM 

PHONE WORKER 

Experience preferred Top wages 

tor Top-Notcn sharp gal over IS, 

Personnel Dept. •AM-SPM: 47S-IJ80 

A-1 AUTO PAINTER 

Needed Must be experienced 

and good enamel and lac- 

quer 

534-8090 

Ask for Rick 

OPTICAL 

Dispensers 

Experienced person needed for a 

new chain of retail optical offices. 

Good salary and full benefit pro- 

gram Call MR SCHEFFLER at 

963 7760 or apply in person Monday 

thru Friday 9 Am to 3 Pm at the 

Personnel Dept of 

CUNNINGHAM 

DRUGS, INC. 

1927 ROSA PARK BLVD 

(formerly 12th Street I 

Between Michigan ft Bagley 

HELP WANTED Front of the 

house and back of the house Apply 

after 3 Pm Monday Thursday 

Magic Pan 2850 Coolidge Troy 

64*0310 

WAITRESSES 

MUST be experienced in Food 

and Liquor Split shifts Apply 

m person between 2-6 PM. 

Red Cedars, Inc 

23055 Telegraph, Southfld 

at 9 Mile 

"BRIDGEPORT MILL OPR 

Experienced Blue Cross, overtime, 

znest wages BIRDSALL TOOL. 

PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANT 

If you are a mature neat appearing 

Woman who has a good work 

record can worh some evenings A 

Sat A would like to tram for an 

interesting career Call Mall 

Optical Center. 353 1166 

AUTOMATIC labeling machine 

operator, capable of maintenance 

F.xcellent pay and hours opportu 

nitv to become working foreman 

Call for interview (T73-0790 

BARMAIDS A Waitresses, apply in 

person. Abbey Road House 22411 

Plymouth Rd 

PRODUCE MEN 

Experienced for full time em- 

ployemnt, Apply in person 

JOE'S PRODUCE 

33152 W 7 Mile Livonia 

SURFACE GRINDER 

Days, job shop 5-10 years gage ex 

perience top wages air condi- 

tioned 

Hanlo Gage & Eng. 

26530 W. 8 Mile, 

Southfield 


Machine 

Builders 

Special Machines 

Experience Required 

OVERTIME-BLUE CROSS 

HOLIDAYS-VACATIONS 

H R Krueger 

MACHINE TOOL INC 

31506 Grand River 

Farmington 

477-8400 

WAITER ESSE! Wanted At The 

Little Lamplighter Resturant 17341 

W 8 Mile. Detroit 5386000 

DEPENDABLE EXPERIE N CED 

PERSON required for Shipping 

Room of Manufacturer Some Typ 

mg required chauffeur's license 

preferred Call for appointment, 

ask for Richard Voik Corp 477-6700 

WAITRESSES Must be mature 

dependable and want permanent 

work In Northville area 349-0263 

LABORERS, full time year round 

Call after 6 pm 353 3 625 

AUTO MECHANIC 

Full time opening Must have expe 

rience and be certified In brake 

and alighment Benefits mclude, 

insurance, vacation, and retire 

ment program Apply In person 1 

to 4 pm Mon thru Fri 

Riegal's Goodyear 13801 Merriman 

at 196 

20 PEOPLE 

NEEDED 

We need people now for Stock, In 

ventory and Management Increase 

of business has forced us to expand 

into the Redford area No expe 

rience necessary Earnings of $165 

$195 per week CaB for appoint- 

ment 

537-4543 

DRAFTSPFTRSON tramee, high 

school graduate with drafting and 

math courses 5690300 

An Equal Opportunity F^mployer 

DRAPERY 

Workroom has opentaig for expe 

rienced help or will teach 28641 

Plymouth Rd , 525 1461 

TROPICAL FISH Store needs Male 

or Vemale with experience in 

hobby to service aquariums in 

offices Must have transportation 

Can be retiree $2 50 hr to Start 

Call between I2-5PM 553 3545 

immediate openings for full time 

and part time waitresses 5 days 

per week, excellent (benefits. $120 

to $140 per week apbly m person, 

Mon thru Fri between 2 and 4 

PM. 

SIGN OF| THE 

BEEFEATER 

18901 W 8 Mile 

MATERIAL CONTROL 

SUPERVISOR 

Livonia Plant material control ex 

perience with potential advance 

ment to material manager Two 

years college or equal experience 

$12,000 range Send r|esume to Box 

898 Observer A Ecijentric News^ 

papers, 36251 Schoolcraft Livonia, 

Michigan 48150 

EXPERIENCED Sales Help, for 

men's clothing store FuB and part 

time Apply in Person Al Harris. 

Inc Nortnland Center. Southfield 

DRIVEWAY SALESMAN SheB 

Service Station afternoon shift, 

must be 18 For appointment, call. 

459 5090 

Gas Station Mgrs. 

Independent oil company has 

Wesfside openings for Man- 

agers Salary, commission 

and other benefits Please call 

between 8 AM and Noon 

525-4500 

BEAUTICIAN 

Experienced, great oi 

right person Beautiful sh 

commission 968-1519 

for 

op. top 

354-1559 

CENTRAL Station Alarm monitor, 

switchboard operators welcome 

mature woman preferred late 

afternoons and midnight shifts 

available NW area 864JI900 


MACHINE REPAIR TECH 

NICIAN Must possess top trouble 

shooting hydraulic, welding and 

electrical experience Excellent 

compensation and growth opportu 

nity for individual with leadersh^ 

qualities Call Mr Mann 846-4200 

WANTED 

Structural Draftsman 

or Trainee 

644 2539 

h«h 

Farmington 474 5150 

RAZOR REPAIR MAN 

Experience preferred Part time 

year round position *>r fine Jew 

eb-y store Apply in person 29317 

Ford Rd , Garden Cly 4227030 

DRIVERS $100 per week guaran 

tertd plus commission Ice cream 

street vending Apply 13580 Mern 

man, Livonia between 12-3 Pm 

Telephone Sales 

If You Can Sell 

Over The Phone 

WE WANT YOU! 

Evenings 4 lo 8 Saturday 10 30 to 

2 30 No experience necessary SaF 

ary plus commission and fast 

raises Redford area CaB Marc 

Wallman between 2 and 8 PM 

533-5702 

JANITOR 

Part time. Mature, experienced 

individual for office ft store ciean- 

mg daily Westland location Con- 

tact Mr Marion 42I-2S0 

COLLEGE STUDENTS with good 

driving records Ice cream street 

vending Apply Penguin Ice 

Cream. 34025 Schoolcraft, near 

Farmington Rd . between 12-3 Pm 

CARPET 

SALESPERSONS 

America's fastest 

growing carpet 

chain has opening 

for experienced 

.carpet sales persons. 

iTop earnings, 

opportunities for 

future management 

provisions. Call Mr. 

Dodge 353-0160 

STRUCTURAL Drafting of precast 

concrete products Havtag min- 

imum of 10 years experience in 

industry and 2 years of college 

mathematics. Salary: IU.000 per 

rear. M E SC.. 7310 Woodward. 

Room 4IS. 

MAINTENANCE 

Lawn & Mechanical Full 

time, year round Suburban 

townhouse development 

1400 Drexel Parykway. Roch- 

ester Call between 9 AM - 5 

PM 

651-1159 652-0801 

COOK ft WAITRESS 

EXPERIENCED 

Apply in person The Old Mill Res 

taurant 130 E Main, Northville 

TV Road Service man. expe 

rienced Paid vacation Blue Cross 

See John Berry's 27419 Jov Rd 

Westland \1\ 1438 

AUTO PARTS MANUFACTURER 

with olants located in Red'or'd Two and Plymouth has 

the following ODeninqs for exoorienced nfrsonnoi 

e DIE SETTERS 

e TOOL AND DIE MAKERS 

e SURFACE GRINDER HANDS 

• El FCTRICAL APPRENTICES 

2 years experience 

e INDUSTRIAL MAINTFNANCF 

IRICIANS 

El FC 

I iberal employee benefits 

APPLY TODAY 

STAHL MFG. 

12282 WOODBINE 

RESTAl'RANT management some 

experience. $175 $190 in 3 to 4 

months Rav Greene Personnel 

399 1428 

A RETAILING CAREER 

leading merchandiser offers the 

challenge of Management Some 

college or sales helpful Salary in 

eluding commission To $8320 See 

Frank Knight 

569 0400 

Snelling & Snelling 

PERSONNEL 

WAITRESSES, experienced onhr 

Full and part time Must be neat in 

appearance Good salary and tips 

Apply in person, Grecian Palace 

Restaurant, 25247 Telegraph South 

field in Tel Ex Plaza 

INSIDE SALES 

LUMBER AND HARDWARE 

CASHIERS -NCR 250 

ONLY EXPERIENCED PERSONS NFFD APPt Y 

PLYMOUTH LUMBER & HARDWARE 

455-7500 

Career Opportunities 

ADJUSTER 

Experienced Claims Adjuster 

Southfield 

353-5560 

SURFACE GRINDER 

perienced Blue Cross, overtime, 

nest wages BIRDSALL TOOL 

Farmington 474-6150 

UPHOLSTERER 

For repairs on new furniture, car 

and tools required Work In shop 

and in customers homes FuD or 

part time Salary or paid by the 

|ob Call Wlggs. Mrs Garland for 

appointment 644-7J70 

year. M 

Detroit: 

Office Mgr 

Experienced m Real Estate Sales. 

Property Management and BuBd- 

557-0770 

Eves, 569-2758 

MANAGER TRAINEE 

Permanent position available. 

Will learn how to mamoga 

two 24 hr. restaurant* in the 

Redford area Experience a 

definite foctor in jalary ar- 

rangement*. No layoffi, 6 

days a week, paid vocation & 

Blue Cro»$. Muit hav* car 

available. Apply to Box 906, 

Observer & Eccentric Newv 

papen, 36251 Schoolcraft, Li- 

vonia, Michigan 48150. 

INTERESTED IN CONSERVATION? 

Oakland County has several immediate vacancies to 

work on conservation related proiects. such as narks 

beautification. reforestation of County land, devel 

ooment ol a nature trail arboretum etc 

SUMMER LABORER 

$2.60 per hour 

Applicants must be between the aqes of 15-21 and 

Oakland County residents 

MANAGER'S AIDE 

$4.20-S5.00 per hour 

Applicants must have at least 5 months work ex- 

perience in an administrative or supervisory capacity 

and be (pakland County residents 

These a[ f e temporary positions, available August 1 - 

September 30 1977 

For additional information or to obtain the necessary 

application materials, please contact 

The Personnel Department 

Oakland County 

1200 N. T«l*flraph 

Pontiac, Michigan 48053 U 

Phone:


IMMEDIATE 

OPENINGS 

We ore looking for ambttkoui 

young men who are Interested tn • 

career in the heating 4 cooling 

business No experience necessary 

On the )ob tratatng 

533-5732 

W A ITRESSES, COUNTER", 

STARTER positions open, must be 

II. rox Hills Country Club. (7M 

North Territorial. Plymouth, 

4SJ-7 m 

COOKS &• 

Full time nlghta, eicelent pay 4 

company benefits 

Apply In Person 

Rip s B a restaurant 

9W W Huron St Pontiac 

I Blk W of Telegraph 

PRESS 

OPERATORS 

First and Second shift High 

speed presses Experience preferred 

728-2100 

500 Hdp wanted 

Off 


MAINTENANCE. Indoor t^nnto 

club, Farmington. fuD time, bond 

able Call for appointment 478-6446 

BOILER OPERATOR-Low Pres 

sure, with maintenance background. 

must be able to do basic 

electrical, plumbing 4 general 

building mantenance From lam 

4pm HI 4449 

AREA REPRESENTATIVE^ 

Expanding voluntary Health 

y seeking bidlviduals to con 

community organizational, 

atlonal * hind, raising prorims 

Candidates must be willing 

iu> earn part or full time position at 

'the end of a 3 month volunteer program 

Send resume to: PO Box 

111. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 

36151 Schoolcraft. Livonia 

Michigan 41150 

f>_ 

AUTO SERVICE ADVISER 

Experience not necessary but pre 

ferred Many fringe benefits' Con 

tact Bob Williams. General Man 

STU EVANS 

LINCOLN-MERCURY 

32000 FORD RD 

GARDEN CITY 

RETAIL MANAGEMENT 

Managers and store sales personnel 

Excellent Training Program 

AMERICAN GIRL UNIFORMS 

Seeks aggressive individuals who have 

^"career interest in retail management 

for 

— Westland Center 

— Northland Center 

— Twelve Oaks Center Novi 

— Pontiac Mall 

Some previous sales experience necessary. 

Good benefits prograrr>—excellent 

starting salary—excellent opportunity 

for advancement. 

If interested. Call Mr. Levy or 

Mr. Finkel 

UNIFORMS 

'O k. 1700 

>1110 GwM «o»d 

0»» >•n mochln*. HS 

drafting and $bop preferred. 

Apply 8 - 11 AM 

Craft Aerospace Eng Co 

30425 Industrial Rd, Liv. 


EL1AS BROS restaurant now hiring 

permanent fuB tone and part 

time Waitresses and Cooks for 

days and nights Please apply 

24101 Northwestern Hwy or call 

356-7470 

SUMMER JOBS with WE A I 

Company 15.33 hour starting Part 

or full time Car needed Must be 

18 or over Call 10 to 2 Pm only 

373-0440 

SERVICE 

TECHNICIAN 

Leading manufacturer of food 

equipment offers career opportunity 

for person with electrical and 

mechanical aptitude Full benefits 

available Call Mr Law son be 

tween SAM - Noon 

OAK PARK 

542-5938 

WELDER Fitter, structural and 

sheet metal, experienced. 47841330 

DESIGNERS 4 DETAILERS 

for machines or tools to work m 

the Novi area Name your rate 

CaD 313-771-5110 

INVENTORY clerk, fun time posi 

tion, must have good handwriting 

4 accurate with figures Starting 

pay $2 75 hour Plus benefits Apply 

Factory Official Radio 30724 

Grand River between I P M 4 P 

M 

CASHIER 

SALES 

APPLICATIONS now being accepted 

for our New 12 OAKS STORE 

At 12 MILE 4 NOVI ROADS 

Positions open for MANAGERS. 

SALES. CASHIERS, 4 STOCK 

WORK 

FULL 4 PART TIME 

Applv at Our WONDERLAND 

Or WESTLAND STORES 

Or CALL MR LEIDEH 

585-0330 

RAIMI'S 

CURTAINS 

PICTURE FRAMER for custom 

frame Top wages Call Mr Burke 

at 569 3 330 

SALES CLERK needed for Art Gallery 

Call Mr Burke at 599-3330 

MEAT STORE looking for fuU time 

help, over 18 for sausage kitchen 

Apply in person. 9 AM 12 Noon 

Michalak Bros , 18510 W Warren 4 

blocks west of Southfield 

TOOL MAKER 

Experienced man wanted for pro 

duetion machine set ups making 

details and repairing machines 

Good opportunity Ask for Ron 

478-1745 

TEACHER with Early Childhood 

education experience; also retired 

school teacher part bme For 

Day Nursery, Redford Township 

Reply to Box 882 Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Livonia Michigan 

48150 

CASHIERS experienced or will 

train, good starting salary, many 

fringe benefits, apply »i person 

Jax Car Wash 12 Mile Telegraph 

Southfield 

STOCK BOYsluU time only must 

be 18 years or older and able to 

drive Apply La SaDe Detributing 

Co. 20201 Livernois Detroit 

OLDER MAN 

Required for helper in ma- 

chine shop Farmmgton areo 

Call Ron 

478-1745 

CHILD CARE worker openings m 

residential treatment center for 

male adolescents Minimum 

requirements 2 years of college 23 

years of age. starting salary $7,200 

Blue Cross paid 3 weeks vacation 

Call for interview 84641942 

FARMINGTON Area Women 

wanted evenings Office cleaning 

Call between hours 9AM and 3PM 

851 7808 

Nugget Restaurant 

DISHWASHERS & BUS BOYS 

Full & Part Time 

Apply in person, 8-5 

30685 W 12 Mile Rd 

Farmmgton 

MACHINIST 

Jig, Fixture and Goge worV 

Able to work day or after- 

noon shift Good rales and 

benefits 

LANDIS MFG. CO INC 

Femdale, Michigon 

566 2311 

GROUNDS Keepers outside Full 

time Over 18 681-4100 

WAITRESSES wanted, an shifts 

experienced only Palace Restau 

rant. 333 E Main. Northville 

COCKTAIL Waitresses food expe 

rience helpful CaB Bar Manager 

after 3 30 Pm Tuesday thru Satur 

day Southfield area 353-0090 

SALESMEN 

BOOKKEEPERS 

TAILORS 

SEAMSTRESSES 

PRESSERS 

Full A Part time 

O'Brien's Mans World 

Northland Center 

569-5885 

CHUCK Mue'r's Bloomfield 

Charley's is now accepting appli 

cations for Waitresses and e*pe 

rienced Bartenders Full time 

nights Apply In person only 5656 

W Maple Rd . W Bloomfield 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

T.M P Assoc has career openings 

for mechanical engkieer 4 drafts 

man. HVAC or energy manage 

ment experience Forward resume 

or phone for appointment P O 

Box 289. Bloomfield Hills, Mi 

48013 Phone 33M561 


AUTOMOBILE Service Cashier. 

GM dealership, good pay and ben 

efits CaB Mrs Pierson at Lou 

LaRlche Chevrolet Plymouth 

453-4600 

NURSERY 

SCHOOL 

DIRECTOR 

Established South Oakland 

year'round Send resume to Box 

880, Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers,,. 

362S1 Schoolcraft. Livonia 

Michigan 481S0 

WAITRESS" nights Experienced 

only 5 days week, off Holidays and 

Sundays Kostere's Restaurant and 

Lounge 24517 W 8 Mile, Ke 74570 

HAIRDRESSER, part-time" wkh 

clientele In Bfrmlngnam 647-82W 

EXPERIENCED MECHANIC, 

Part-time 4 fuB time positions 

open Must apply in person Abo 

Experienced Wrecker driver. 

Apply In person It-Evergreen 

Shell Station. 20050 W 12 Mle. 

Southfield 

CHUCK MTer's Bloomfield 

Charley's has Immediate openings 

for Cooks: also Dishwashers Full 

time nights Grill and brofler experience 

necessary Apply In person 

only MM W Maple Rd. West 

Bloomfield 


ATTENTION 

Housewives, college students • earn 

extra money In your spare lime. 

Canvass metro area, no direct 

sales Part time. Hourly rate ptas 

mileage allowance. Apply In person 

17143 , W. I Mile. Detro* 


500 Hdp Wanted 

FABRICATING PLANT 

Supervisor-Manager 

For Custom structural and sheet 

metal fabricator Ful. thorough 

knowledge of weldsig procedures 

required Send Resume to P O Box 

410, Roval Oak Michigan 48067 At 

tention CS FLYNN Or Call Be 

tween 5 Pm & 6 PM 

564-6766 

BANK TRAINEE 1141" WK 

Great Spot for persons who w»h 

permanent future No previous 

experience required Car neces 

sary F.mplovment Center 5«9 1636 

ASSISTANT MANAGERS Does 

managing money managing 

people controlling operation and 

advancement opportunities sound 

good' Add lo thai good pay and 

benefits If so, then you should jom 

the Burger Chef Management 

Team Applications now being 

taken Call between 8 and 10AM 

and 2 lo 4PM Monday thru 

Thursday 326 5333 

MAID WEEKENDS 

Telegraph House Motel 

23300 Telegraph Southfield 

358 1800 

TOOLING 

PERSON 

Preferably with background m 

metal tubular fabricating Medium 

see plant Permanent exceptional 

opportunity for right person Engl 

neer or A 1 tool maker Call 

887-419 

WANTED DRIVER Warehouse 

Man fuU time with knowledge of 

shipping and receiving Must be 25 

or over neal meticulous mechann 

cally inclined, able to meet public 

dependable Must have gooo dnv 

mg record chauffeur's license and 

knowledge of Detroit and surround 

ing area All benefits Call Mondav 

thru Thursday 8 Am to 6 I'm 

525 3503 

EMT advanced EMT gd corn 

panv benefits Immediate positions 

available 348 2050 26245 Novi Rd 

Novi 

EXPERIENCED bar maids Trov 

area 689 2332 

AIRLINE TICKETING COURSE 

See Education Instruction classifi 

cation (518' 

AUTO SHOP 

FOREMAN 

GM experienced shop foreman Responsible 

to insure quality work 

from technicians & be able to deal 

with and satisfy customers Excel 

lent salary 4 commission All 

fringes Contact Dave Crom at Red 

Holm an Pontiac for interview 

AMY APPLEWHITE'S 

CIDER MILL 

is seeking a manager gifled with 

enthusiasm 4 sales ability A 

unique npportunitv to operate a 

facility of great charm with growth 

potential Call 362 1 373 

DINO'S PIZZA delivery person 

with car good pay good tx»nerits 

inquire at 27235 W 7 Mile Redford 

MGR 

TO 

TRAINEE 

$28,000 

Excellent benefits National chains 

new local store Call Larry 

Personnel Recruiters 

358-3300 

JANITOR 

Experienced Floor Man Part 

Time Evenings Birmingham area 

831 5031 

DESIGNERS 

DETAILERS 

A parts feeding company To de 

sign conveyers vibrators feeders 

mechanical escapements floor fri 

ders Applv 

MICHIGAN' AUTOMATION CO 

24625 Capital 

Bedford 

iTelegraph Plvmouth ltd Area 

MANAGER 

ASSIST MORS 

CASHIERS 

MARIANNE SHOPS 

NOW HIRING 

For our nevs store opening soon at 

12 OAKS. NOVI 

Salary ill accordance with expe 

nence Immediate challenging ca 

reer opportunity for aggressive 

hard working individuals Liberal 

company benefits at no cost to vou 

Call Mrs Conner al 962 329y for ap 

pointment in sour area 

BENCH HAND 

Days job shop 5 III scars gê experience 

lop wages air condi 

tioned 

Hanlo Gage & Eng. 

26530 W 8 Mile Southfield 

CLERICAL HELP Wanted for 

week of August 812th no expe 

rience necessary $-1 per hour Ask 

for Keith Mitan 348-9300 

GAS ATTENDANT Livonia 

26UII1 

BLOW MOLDING 

FOREMAN 

Medium size manufacturing plant 

has permanent emplovmenl for 

qualified men in above classifica 

tion Excellent salary and benefits 

Apply in person or call MR G R 

SCHOTTHOEFER 

AD€Ll INDUSTRIES, INC 

43700 ADELL BLVD. NOVI 

(I 96 4 Novi Rd I 

RECEPTIONIST 

Extra sharp girl with good typing 

skills, ability to work wth people 

for new Chiropractor's office 584 

9309 261 2121 

Journeymen 

Tool & Die Makers 

Or Helpers 

(At least 2 yre Exp ) 

• Excellent Fringe Benefits 

• Steady work 

All 

Products 

12238 Woodbine 

Telegraph-Plymouth Area 

FEMALE. 18 or older Monday 

thru Friday, days cashier for Self 

Serve Service Station Apply 36251 

Fê Mile Rd. Livonia 

MACHINE 

HANDS 

HES Trocer Lothe 

Bridgeport Oper 

Rodiol Drill Oper 

DAYS & NIGHTS 

No 4 Worner-Swasey 

NIGHTS ONLY 

OVERTIME-BLUE CROSS 

HOLIDAYS-VACATIONS 

H R Krueger 

MACHINE TOO. INC 

31506 Grand Riv«r 

Farmington 

' 477-8400 

(R.W.G 3C) *7C 


RESPONSIBLE ^Painters wall 

washers and window cleaners 

Pakiters, own tools Man 4 wife 

teams encouraged CaU after 7 PM 

only «»-««« 

Production & 

Machine Operators 

We're now taking applications 

Apply 

S. M C 

800 Junction Plymouth 

CARPENTERS cement and roof 

men for small residential repair 

jobs Call after 7 PM onlv 493-44« 

""MILL 4 LATHE HANDS 

5 years experience Inquire al 

12489 Hartel Livonia S25-0880 

MALE and FEMALE applicant* 

needed for positions open 139 W 

Maple 644-4254 

Birmingham Employment Bureau 

REPAIR MAN to repair Juke 

Boxes and pinball machines Must 

be bondable Good driving record 

Company benefits ("all between 

9AM and I PM 846 S80? 


Dental Medical 

I'ART Time Medical assistant, typ 

mg non smoker fitness wiented 

Send resumr- to Ruth 1551 

W Big Ke.iver Trov Mrh 48084 

SECRE 1 Alt V R F ("E PT ION 1ST 

cum medical assistant needed For 

Doctors office m Farmsigton 

Experience in EKG VP CB< X 

Ray desirable but not wisenUal 

Phone 10 AM to Sl'M 421-311! 

After 8 PM call ^1391 

MEDICAL Tl< ANSCRri'TIONLST 

Expanding firm in north Woodward 

area needs experienced people for 

all shifts to do discharge «tjm 

manes operation reports and x 

ravs Excellent pas and fringes 

362 3811 

RN'S 

IPN'S 

Are you looking 'or a change" 11*1 

you know tha! sou ' .m choose your 

hours and days when ou work on 

assignment or Kellv Home Care* 

All vou have lo be r* a skilled 

Nurse wrth lru« compassion fr>r 

pauent care W ns not tak u> us 

about tailoring vour working hours 

to your personal life Can u> todav 

ami let us tell sou more 

KELLY HOME CARF 

9A8 3630 


EXPERIENCED medral assistant 

for dermatology office K roe nence 

in Blue Shield & miscellaneous 

jpsurance preferred Please send 

typed resume with references to 

box 100 Obserser A Eccentric 

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia Michigan 48150 

LPN or UN for buss fa mis prac 

tice group Ability to supervise sal 

arv open Call for appointment 

476 2420 

IP 

M~KDK A! Assistant trantig pro 

gram for foot specialist Full time 

must be avatlabl< 4 1 » days inctud 

ing Sat'I rd ay Mature person 

resume required wxh application 

Call fur interv* w appointment 

MS 9

8C* (R.W.G-4C) Thursday, July 28, 1977 


Dental-Medical 

DIRECTOR of Nursing require 

K N wth I year experience wth 

metrtalv retarded for modern 117 

bed facility for mentally Impaired 

Must be willing to relocate Com 

petlva salary A benefits Send 

reaume to P O Bo* 180W Lansing. 

Mich 48901 

OFFICE MANGER RE CEP 

TION1ST Career oriented, mature 

ambtioui. experienced People Prr 

son with Supervisory ability for a 

mo«t interesting facility Please 

send resume to Westcott HosptaL 

Inc. 14429 Grand River, Detroit, 

4«I9. AH Larry 

NURSE AIDES 

ORDERLIES 

Experienced preferred but will 

train for rewarding career in 

nurvng Good salary & fringe 

benefit! Excellent working 

conditions 

Apply in person 

GEORGIAN BLOOMFIELD 

2975 Adams Rd comer of 1 6 

Mile 


Dental-Medical 

DIRECTOR OF Nursing Services, 

modern IJ3 bed, skilled and basic 

nursing home seeking a "top 

notch" director Nursing home 

experience essential Excellent 

opportunity In a cha Banging envi- 

ronment For more information, 

write or call Oak Hil Nursing 

Home, 34225 Grand River. Farm 

ington, Mi 48024 (313 ) 477-7373 

PHYSICAL THERAPIST 

2 years experience State regis 

tered FuD time Part time, or Cor 

tractual Excellent salary * ben 

efits 

METRO HOME HEALTH 

278 7 000 

DENTAL Assistant- mature, pleas- 

ant career oriented, help for busi 

ness manager peg board tisur- 

anee typing bookkeeping, 

telephone Some traintog at chair 

side Potential advancment for per 

son having leadership capabilities 

Westland Livonia area Box 914 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 .Schoolcraft Livonia Mrh 

igan 48150 

X RAY TECHNICIAN 

For Doctors office in Garden 

City Minimal typing full or 

part-time Salary open 

357-1924 

DENTAL HYGIENET 

Part time Send Resume Box 896 


35251 Schoolcraft Livonia Mich 

*>an 48150 

DENTAL ASSISTANT chair IKIP 

Experienced all benefits salary 

open Southfield Kespond to box 

800 Observer A Eccentric News- 

papers 38251 Schoolcraft Livonia. 

Mrhigan 48150 

RN - LPN 

Day shift only Good starting sala 

ne< Modern facilities See MRS 

FERGUSON 

Nightingale West 

8365 Newburgh Rd 

Westland Nr Joy Rd 


DENTAL ASSISTANT Northland 

Area Stale Qualification Age. 

Experience preferred Not Neces 

sary Mail resume to Box 872 

Observer A Eccentric New papers 

38251 Schoolcraft Livonia Mrh 

IK an 48150 

RN'S, LPN'S 

DAYS & AFTERNOONS 


MEDICO'S 

RECOVERY CARE CENTER 

22355 W 8 Mile Rd 

3 bIk W of Lahser 

255-6450 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Needed full time for Pediatrrian 

s office W Bloomfield area Expe 

rience r Bhie Cross Bkie Shield 

needed 851J343 

DfcNTAL ASSISTANT expe- 

rienced full time Farmmgton 

Hills area pleasant office 477-0208 

NURSES' AIDES 

WEEKEND POSITIONS Now Avail 

able FULLTIME Positions ALL 

SHIFTS Mature Persons See Mn 

MAYVILLE 

Nightingale West 

8365 Newburgh Rd 

Westland Nr Joy Rd 


DENTAL H YGIENIST expe 

rienced part time Farmmgton 

Hills area pleasant office 4770298 

DENTAL ASSISTANT Recep 

tionnt Full time flextole hours, 

prefer recent high school graduate, 

will tran 45»1950 

J C A H APPROVED 

Modern extended care facility, 

skilled and basic care, now hirmg 

LPN'S and RN'S part time and full 

time ALL SHIFTS We offer on 

goeig in -service education on the 

professional level Close to direct, 

convenient travel routes Inêrvre 

orientation program provided We 

welcome new graduates No shift 

rotation Call Mrs Harding. RN . 

Director of Nursing Beverly 

Manor Convalescent Center Novi 

477 2000 

DENTAL ASSISTANT Recep 

tiontot for part Ume, prefer high 

school girl wtshtog aher school 

hours Al least 2 evening* Immedi- 

ate opening will tram Canton 

area 45*1950 

DENTAL RECEPTTONBT 

Must have experience Send 

Resume Reply Box 886. Observer 

A Eccentric Newspapers, 38251 

Schoolcraft Livonia Michigan 

48150 

Registered Nurses 

PATIENT CARE 

Coordinator 

Assistant 

Immediate on call day shrft open 

mg for a Regwtered Nurse wth 

general hosptal experience Public 

Heath experience desired but not 

mandator) Appbcant must provide 

alternate weekend and vacation 

coverage for regular Coordinators, 

averaging out to approximately 8 

hours per week 

Apply Employment Office 

SINAI HOSPITAL of DETROrT 

Professional Bldg Lower Level 

14800 W McNrhoto 

272-8000, Ext 8836 

Equal Opportunity Employer M T 

PART TIME Medical Assistant, 

experienced Lab, xray EKG's 

No n(jhts or weekemfe Garden 

Cty area Salary open 422-4780 

DENTAL H ygienist. Tuesdays 

only Schoolcraft Telegraph area 

5344880 

Psychiatric 

Attendants 

Afternoon Si midnight shifts 


Ardmore Acres 

Hospital 

19810 Farmington, Livonia 

EXPERIENCED Medical Însur- 

ance Btiler for bus* group prac 

ttce In Garden Cty area CaB 

Eleanor for Interview


Office-Clerical 

EXPERIENCED medical r*c*p 

tlontot for fa«t paced Ltvonla 

o* 1 " 427 9440 

BIRMINGHAM AREA Law Pfe-m 

detlrea experienced legal aecr* 

fry. »rth top akllla Experience 

Mag Card A • helpful Great 

opportunity for person wth take 

charge ability £ xcellent salary 

•74-47T7 

TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT 

WE NEED IMMEDIATELY 

Legal Secretaries Typtots • Com 

merrial A Personal Lrea gtrls - 

Bookkeeper! 

E M SPEARS 4 ASSOC 

IM4 Buhl Bldg. Det Ml 4824* 

963-0810 

TYPIST with adding machine 

skills Mature, experienced 40 

hour week 6 Mile. Beech Daly 

•rea UMIIt 

SECRETARY girl F nd ayTrespre is essential for success Call us today 

Jacqueiene Ponsonby. Manager 

646-8000 

1550 North Woodward Avenue 

. 

for your 

complete 

real estate 

'needs 

506 & Wanted 

NEW PARTY PLAN 

Brand names as Disney. Betty Crocker, 

Sesame Street No deliveries, 

no coDectlng, no investment High 

earnings 5J8-02V2 

SALESPERSON Driver Sales We 

Have immediate openings at 

Livonia branch Sales experience 

and desire to earn high kicome 

through commission earnings 

Guarantee of 1180 per week Good 

driving record required Apply m 

person between 4 PM* PM Her 

rud Meat Company, 31209 School 

craft, Livonia 

AVON 

Summertime - And 

Time On Your Hands? 

Use it to earn money selling presti 

glous Avon Products Learn how to 

become an Avon Representative, 

caD 

334-2109 352-2926 

422-2252 427-4000 

SALESGIRLS 

Aggressive experienced Salesgirls 

wanted at Donna Sacs, Twelve 

Oaks Mall Apply m person al 

Fairlane Town C enter, Dearborn 

PHONE SOLICITORS Expe 

rienced. $3 per hour, plus bonus 

Redford Twp office Call Fridav 

between 9 12 Mr Restum 5J7 24IB 

537 2012 

EXPERIENCED 

PAINT SALESAAAN 

To retail trade, Detroit. Southeast 

Michigan Toledo, Northwest Ohio, 

northeast Indiana, excellent earn 

mgs, unlimited opportunity 

Call Mr Loveman, collect Cleve 

land. 218-431-2700 

DISTRICT SALES MANAGER 

Wanted District Sales Manager 

for Michigan ifrea Some travel 

calling on industrial distributors 

and factories Must have selling 

experience and precision tool or 

gauging background Good salary, 

expenses ana commission Send 

resume to M T I Corp 13500 

Wayne Rd . Livonia Mi 4*150 

SALESWOMAN Must be mature 

and nice appearance Very pleas 

ant working conditions One of the 

most elegant retail establishments 

located in Bloomfield Hills Salary 

PIUS commission provide potential 

Sor exceptional compensation Writ 

ten reply onlv to Box 878 Oba^rver 

A Eccentric Newspapers. J8251 

Schoolcraft 

48150 

Livonia Michigan 

REAL ESTATE 

Would You Like To: 

• Work with professionals' We 

have 8 million dollar producers on 

our staff 

•Eam while you learn'' Wr have 

the best training program avail 

able 

•Increase your earnings'' We have 

excellent floor opportunities, excel 

lent Livonia locations a progres 

sive commission structure 

For more information and a con 

fidential interview caD JOANNE 

BRYNC.ELSON at 

MICHIGAN'S 

LARGEST SELLING OFFICE 

Century 21 

HARTFORD 5 261-4200 

SHOE SALES 

Experience unnecessary We will 

train for woman's shoesalon Top 

salary and other benefits Excel 

lent working conditions FuD time 

employment, male or female 

Apply in person Telegraph 12 

mile, Tel Twelve Mall .1520442 

ROBY'S SHOES 

YOUNG reliable person mterested 

in learning retail furniture business 

tn Rochester area Starting salary 

$3 25 an hour 051-1833 

REAL ESTATE 33590 Frve Mile 

Rd Top .commissions bonus plan 

ideal office for the pro Be your 

own boss Call Chet Moore for an 

appomtment 1ST UNITED HARRI 

SON MOORE 427-9030 

DEMONSTRATORS 

Top Marketing company seeking 

demonstrators for nonstick cook 

ware demonstrations m Suburban 

department stores Guarantee phis 

fringe benefits Contact Ms Ben 

son 893-0900 

CATHOLIC Fraternal has openmg 

for life insurance salesman in Dear 

born A Lincoln Park Full time AD 

fringe benefits No prospecting 

$20,000 $25,000 income 6814442 

REAL ESTATE 

SALES PEOPLE 

FULL OR PART-TIME 

Experience not necessary Earn 

extra commission through our m 

vestment company FREE TRAIN 

ING Ask for Jim Reardon 

SUMMIT REALTY 

27520 5 Mile, livonio 

522-4440 

506 Help Wanted Sa'es 


Sales 

Free Training 

Are you interested In a career of 

helping people find a home they 

want and at the same time be rewarded 

handsomely'' We are in the 

process of expanding into Brming 

ham and need two more sales asso 

elates Please call Fran at 524-1060 

Thank you 

B E JIGGENS & ASSOC 

SALESLADIES 

Full time A part time Selling experience 

preferred, but not necessary, 

Homemaker Shop Livonia 

Mall or call. 34**495 

REAL ESTATE 

Highest comissions, good plan 

for high earner Will train in 

Michigan's fines' Real estate 

School If you are willing to 

work, you are able to earn ex- 

tremely high income Livonio, 

Westland, Plymouth. Redford, 

Dearborn Heights areas Ask 

for K Darke. 525-7700 Farm- 

ington, W Bloomfield areas, 

ask for I Morgan. 

525-7700 

Century 21 

Gene Darke Realty 

CENTURY"2) 

Real Estate Sales 

Sales personnel for our new office 

servicing the Troy. Btrm»igham 

Bloomfield area We have 4 open 

ings for individuals who are wiling 

to earn $15 000 to $20,000 per year 

You need not be experienced we 

will guarantee complete trammg in 

our professional school as well as 

in our office For confidenbal inter 

view, contact Mr Podoske 

Century 21 -Oakland. Inc 

524-9313 

$900 MO 

Hiring for Marketing A Manage 

ment training program Mast have 

car t£be neat in appearance No ex 

perience necessary 

534-3104 

Sales Engineer Hydrauhrs 

FOR GRAND RAPIDS OFFICE 

Must be conversant m Circuit 

Design and Engineering com 

ponenLs m mobile and mdustrial 

application Excellent product hne 

and earnings potential Car. 

expenses fringes, plus salary and 

incentive paid ("all Robert Brown 

for confidential interview or send 

resume in strict confidence to Rob 

erts Engineered Products Co . 

26045 W "Mile Detroit 48240 

53* 1933 

WORK YOUR OWN HOURS 

PLAYHOUSE CO 

Is now taking applications for am 

bilious women over 18 for Christmas 

help in several suburban 

areas No experience needed we 

train no cash investment mast 

have car 

7299666 722-8842 

981-2259 4M-77II 

5224573 525-5316 

SALESPEOPLE 

Communications Services for 

National Corporation Salary and 

comission Call Mr Ford 10AM 

3PM Ram Broadrasting 509-1010 

WE'RE EXPANDING' 

openings for trainees experienced 

sales associates associate brokers, 

and sales managers Commission 

plan up to 70"r For personal inter 

view call JOE E NORWOOD 

Norwood 

No 12. Inc 478 5000 

HIGH INCOME oriented individual 

needed to help with expanding fam 

11 v business Write Box 852 


36251 Schoolcraft Livonia Mrh 

igan 48150 

BE A 

PROFESSIONAL 

We will trian you in Michigan's fin 

est Real Estate School and provide 

you with all the modem tools and 

facilities needed in the Real estate 

profession Highest comissions paid 

and very lucrative incentive plan 

For details, call 5224300 

Ask for John Buggy 

Integrity 

Realtors 

SALESPERSON In Store Floor 

Sales Contemporary Home Fur 

ntshings Stong and aggressive per 

son Experienced only W 

Bloomfield area 82*0031 

CAREER OPPORTUNE 

Can you imagine making two families naoDv on the 

same day and getting oaid tor it' 1 That ', what Real 

Estate One is like and we would like to tell you more 

about the exciting opportunities available You're in- 

vited to bring your husband or wile and attend our next 

Career Seminar on Sal August 6 10 a m at 28035 

Southfield Road. Lathrup Village Call 559-2300 for 

vour complimentary reservation Thank you 

Real Estate One. 

An Equal Opportunity Cnmpan\ 

f "\ 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY-REAL ESTATE 

For a limited number ot Realtor/Associates 

in our super Bloomfield Hills office (Located 

on Woodward & Long Lake Rds.) 

Starting soot —our intensive trammg program lor 

qualified individuals interested m a career as Real 

Estate Professionals 

We will teach you to make money in your new career 

We will back you withisuperb management, extensive 

advertising and the finest office facilities All we ask in 

return is thai you warn to succeed 

If you are contemplating a career change and are 

interested in a position wit£ all of the potential of being 

your own boss and the support of an established 

company, call for a confidential interview You need 

ndfce licensed.-to apply 

THE 

TOM RICHARD 

Manager 

647-5500 

REALTORS 


Part Time 

OPENINGS for high school students 

In our Farmington and 

Plymouth sales offices No experience 

necessary 459-4300 

Plymouth Office, 855-2400 Farm 

rgton 

PART TIME Sales, photography 

experience preferred CaD 585*090 

MAN wanted, homeowner type or 

retired for Garden work Private 

home, work at your convenience 

Weekdays or Sunday 13 Mfle-Lah 

ser area After 6 30 PM. 847 *213 

PART-TIME bus driver needed for 

fall Religious Education program 

13 50 per hour. (12 JO - 3 30 Mon 

day through Friday) Must be a certified 

driver Please contact Our 

Lady of Victory at 349-2559 

PERMANENT Part Time help 

wanted for mornings in sandwicn 

factory Call Elaine between X 

4PM Birmingham 6451640 

PORTUGUESE speakhg person to 

train as instructor CaD 559-7433 

SECRETARY. Monday. WH~ J. 

Fri 9 5. must type minimum 

65wpm. must be neat in appearance 

and have pleasant personality 

Southfield Call Barbara 

Between 95 Mon Fn 55^2130 

NIGHT Manager part time for 

Farmington indoor tennis club, 4-12 

PM Some weekends Bandable 

476-6446 

EARN 

CHRISTMAS MONEY 

AND FREE TOYS 

Showing our new line Hours 

- your own Over 18 Coll for 

interview 

532-7297 

PARTTIMF, Custodian 6 to 10 

hours per week Canton Twsp 

Church 459 0013. 453-1664 or453-69l2 

CLEAN UP help needed for Salem 

Plymouth area, good working condi 

tions 15 to 20 hrs per week Call 

453-1397 

RARMAID must be available for 

day or afternoon shift I to 2 days 

per week Dearborn Hts Moose 

Lodge Call between 12-5 Pm daily 

for appointment 274-0286 

HELP WANTED part time tele 

phone solicitors interested in 

money hungrv enthusiastic people 

Experienced preferred Apply 12620 

Newburgh Livonia 4256030 


Domestic 

RESPONSIBLE woman or college 

girl to rare for 5 year old son 

Afternoons Must have own trans 

portation Farmington Hills area 

477-6648 

MATURE LOVING Babysitter for 

lyr old 2 days per week Own 

transportation Starling Sept 

Orchard Lake area 682 9 504 

SITTER my home 4 or 5 days 

mornings only to rare for I kinder 

gartner Southfield area 355 1730 

MATURE DEPENDABLE BABY 

SITTER 2 children nights Mon 

day- Friday my home own trans 

portation 8 Mile Middlebelt Area 

Cpll between noon A 4pm 478*156 

TEACHER looking for sitter for 2 

girLs 5 and 24 dauy begkinmg Sep 

tember 16 and Telegraph tenant 

School area, your home or mine 

689-7749 

SCHOOL TEACHER wants non 

smoking woman to care for infant 

My Home Your transportation 

Beginning September 5 Expe 

rience and references a miat Rtr 

mingham 6451249 

EXPERIENCED babv sitter 

needed for working mcrther own 

transportation and references 

Westland 4255459 

TEACHER needs lovme mature 

baby sitter for 2 year (Jjtfyn my 

Royal Oak home Sept thruWune 

Mon thru Fri 7 30 am lo 4PM 

Own transportation references 

588-4939 

LOOKING for woman tn babysit 

for my year old son m her home 

Birmnmgham Bloomfield area 

338 2703 

A FAMILY NEEDS You' If I you 

love children 2 girLs ages 5 & 9 2 

You wish to care for them from 

II 30am 4 30P M during school A 

7 30am -4 30pm during their vaca 

tion September thru June 3 You 

wan! a generous salary a pleas 

ant happv place to share Call 

453 2943 

\ MATURE high school girl or 

woman lo watch infant and 2 year 

okl.I afternoon a week from 3 30 to 

7 starting Sept to June Must have 

experience with small children, for 

interview call 642 2749 

ADULT Coup'e desires house 

keeper rook for full time or part 

time Must have good references 

and transportation to and from 

Hloomfield Hills Tall afler 4 PM 

646 2532 

ABLE housekeeper mature 5 

davs, drive prepare dinner noon 

to 6 30 pm Southfield area refer 

ences a must call onlv HAM 12 

Noon 354 2 297 

HOUSEKEEPER T days He an 

ing cooking ironing Flexible 

hours Must have car Royal Oak 

Days 649-0800 evenings 549 1761 

BABY SITTER afternoons. 2 chlT 

dren 4 A I'v light housekeeping 

possible live in Plvmouth Canton 

Own transportation 9810699 

TEACHER needs loving, non-smofc 

ing sitter for 14 month old boy m 

mv home Start Sept Mon thru 

Fri 8 AM to 4 PM Livonia 464 1948 

HOUSEKEEPER 1 day or 2 half 

days per week Thursday and/or 

Friday Livonia After 6pm or week 

ends 425*255 

GRANDMOTHER type woman to 

care for I and 4 year old prefer in 

mv home Ann Arbor Trad Mem 

man 525*344 

BABY SITTER needed' East 

Middle School area in Plymouth 

CaD 8 9 P M 4S52J7I 

PART TIME Baby sitter needed 

for working mother Own transpor 

lation references onlv Oak Park 

Area 968*145 

TEACHER NEEDS Housekeeper, 

7AM* 45AM Start Sept 6 First 

grader A kindergartener Good 

'ay Tienken near I.ivemois Must 

drive 652-4 539. 661 2163 

WANTED-healthy patient and lov 

ing female who is looking for free 

room and board in older home wih 

large family in exchange for baby 

sitting and light housekeeping 

duties Will consider foreigner 

Small wage will be worked out 

After 3 PM 851481) 

CARE for semi invalid lady Part 

Ume, $40 week Rochester area 

651*777 

BABY SITTER who likes children, 

starting August 16 thru June 1978 , 3 

ntohts a week approximately 4 

7 »pm. also prepare light meato 

Occasional days 642 1527 

NURSE'S AIDE Middle aged 

woman, care of invalid woman, 

also, complete housekeeping for 

family of four Must live In Reference* 

357-0230 

MATURE WOMAN to babytit fei 

Southfield home for 1 child. Monday 

through Friday own transportation, 

references 3554002 

TEACHER desires day care home 

for 2yr ok) girl Starting Septem 

ber Farmington rmlngton Hills- No Novi area 

477-10M 

MATURE woman needed to baby 

sR newborn Infant, 5 divs week, 

own transportation, references, 

Farmington a rea CaB » A M - 5 

P M Monday through Priday, 

565*853 

E Anderaon, we cannot reach you, 

pieaae call back 3)54030 or))4-4l31 

« 1 FULL Time Housekeeper wanted 

y for Bloomfield Hills family Help 

care for btby. Own transportation 

or live-in C«U after 5 PM 05400 

leavename A number or 3M4I11 


Domestic 

GENERAL cleaning, thorough, 

reliable for working couple. coup 

Bloomfield Twp Must have refer- 

ence, own transportation, from B'SO 

to 4 30 Mon only I) hr LI7-38S3 

HOUSEWIVES Ideal part time )ob 

for you Only experience la - you 

must be good at housekeeping 

Good pay, good hours Call Jean 

between 4 and 7 pm. 4644*24 

RESPONSIBLE baby sitter; 3 children 

44. 34. 9 months in my 

home afternoons; own transportation 

Westland S»2218 

MOTHER'S Helper to Bve m lux 

ury suburban home, private room 

and bath, must love children and 

pets, must be able to drive, call 

after 7 pm 354-4232 

I NEED a Mom with "l child to 

babysit my girl 3 mornings, your 

home Plymouth-Canton Area 

453*634 

BABY SITTER wanted. 5 after 

noons weekly, In my home starting 

Sept 6 Must have own trans 

portion 541-1100 til 5 after 6 399^ 

2377 545*859 

BABY SITTER wanted. 3 school 

age children 13 Mile and Drake 

Roads Call after 5 30PM 55MJ28 

HOUSEWORK high school girl 

Bentley, Stevenson area Own transportation 

422 7800 


Domestic 

BABY SITTER for 2 pre schoolers. 

4 day week. 8 )0 AM 2 PM. my 

home, own transportation 64*4512 

TEACHER needs mature woman 

to babysit for 4 year old ki my 

home Light housekeepkig refer 

ences 644-5352 

BABYSITTER 

Mature woman to care for Infant 

and keep house in Teacher's pleas 

ant Southfield home Must have 

own transportation and references 

Non-smoker 3564198 

BABY~ OTTER7Westland area. 5 

days weekly, own transportation. 2 

school aged children, references 

Eves , 675-5561 

BABY SITTER wanted woman 

who loves children For workmg 

mother 24 days per week start 

ing September Reliable, has refer 

ences and own transportation Call 

478*399 

BABY SITTER wanted, expe 

rienced, Mon Fri , 8AM* PM for 

5 month gir , Schoolcraft-Telegraph 

area References required After 6 

PM 5314327 

WANTED responsible person lo 

Baby Sit 4 evenings per week 510 

PM Call 5314022 

MATURE, reliable babysitter, for 

three month old references Call 

after 5PM Westland 45M048 



Domestic 

LOVING, deoendable lady to care 

for 11 montn old Sept through 

June, poasibly longer 2S 30 hours 

per week, no holidays.evenings or 

weekends Begin in August to get 

acquainted Southfield 567-4663 

MATURE person to )oln famiy 

Father ana 5 schoolage children 

need live in homemaker Room 

board, wages provided Shelby 

Twp References Call after •r 7PM' 

7814136 

own transportation 

lays 

Farmington 

Fan 

Hills area Must like children refer 

ences 8514517 

BABY Sitter 3 children. 5yrs. 3yrs 

lyr Adult, possible live-in Inkster 

Light housework References 

261 7491 

BABYSITTER Light cleaning 

Sept June NorthyjIle.S days. 

Mature References." Transports 

tion 349*768 

RELIABLE licensed babysitter for 

15 month old baby 5 days week. 7 

am-5 30 pm After 6 pm 455-34*8 

GENERAL CLEANING, I or 2 

days per week own transportation 

references Southfield Area 356-5193 

CLEANING lady, 2 davs per week 

ood pay for careful work one 

Roor no cfiildren Evergreen 10 

Mile area Rl 7-OSI5 

Want Ads 

HelpYou 

(R.W.G-5C) *9C 


Domestic 

LIVE-IN BABYSITTER, light 

housekeeping, nice homt.pnvate 

room 543 3277 

BABY SITTER wanted for teach 

ers 18 month old child for coming 

school year, in vour home References 

Northville Plymouth or 

Westland 3494545 

BABY SITTER Canton area Mon 

thru Fri 2 u> 6 pm One child pre 

fermyhome $20 per week 98112M 

LIVE-IN Lady companion for spry 

widow, Birmingham area must 

have driver's license and know 

how to cook References required 

Box 892 Observer A Eccentric 

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia Michigan 48150 

RARE OPPORTUNITY 

Bloomfield Hills widow seeks hve 

in Housekeeper Cook Possible 

winter travel to Florida or Califor 

nia References Call weekdays 

424*900 

BABY SITTER WANTED Coolidge 

elementarv district 4 and 5 year 

old boys Must have references 

Call 962 * 700 from 9 to 5 ask for 

Bertha or after 6 pm 361*614 

CHILD LOVING Housekeeper for 3 

A 5 year old children Good thor 

ough cleaning Start September 

Two days weekly. SAM 5PM 

Reliable references own transpor 

tation W Bloomfield 62M22I 

Pile Up Cash! 

Twin Action 

• 2 days 

• 15 words 

• $6.00 

(no changes or 

cancellations; 

household goods 

only) 

BankAmericarc 

Have your Master 

Charge or Bank- 

Americard handy 

whenever you 

call. 

2 

(Obsrrurrfîrrrntrir 

Classified Ads

IOC* (R.W.G-6C) "Hwrsday, July 28. 1977 


Domestic 

MATURE Loving Sitter for 1 year 

old. I days per week, starting Sep- 

tember 1st Farmington Area 

47*0«» 

HOUSEKEEPER Babysitter for 

kindergarten child ta Plymouth 

Monday thru Friday 7 15 AM to 

5 15 PM Good salary w|h paid hoi 

tdays and vacations Call after 

«PM 45548?? 

TEACHER needs TLC for 2 year 

old. 5 days, vour home or mine, 8 

to 4PM Starting September 

6411296 

WANTED female live-in compan 

ion for semiambulatory elderly 

ladv must be non smofcer, cook r e 

and cleaning duties Room and 

board plus moderate wage For 

ntervtew appointment 235-6210 

ASSISTANCE in care of boy 8, girl 

11 Responsibilities and co-n 

pensation to be discussed For 

appointment call Bill Buesser 

Weekdays. 9-5 M2-7880 

AVONDA1.E teacher needs depend 

able, loving person to care tor 

infant. S4 days week, my home or 

yours September references 

647-0»3 

LIVE IN Baby sitter for 10 year 

oM bov between 4 and 7pM 

42*8635 

MATURE woman to babysit 5 

month infant. Mon and Wed. my 

home own transportation 10 Mile. 

Middlebelt area 474-7108 

BABY SITTER to care for 9 and II 

year old girls days and some eve- 

nings beginning August 8 till 

school Birmingham Quarton 

School area Leave message for 

Mrs Yort at 353-4200 or after 6 

Pm 647^995 

L[VE IN companion desired Bir 

mrngham Trov area For nter 

view call 644-0744 

NEED rehable woman for baby sit 

Vc 

ting h light housekeeping R 

thru Fri starting Sept Own trans 

portation A references Middlebelt 

Gd River area After 6 PM 

474-4325 


Couples 

RESIDENT MANAGER 

Middle-aged couple for pew small 

suburban townhouse complex 

Duties include renting. managkig 

and maintenance No children or 

E hone 3544000 

APARTMENT MANAGER 

Experienced, to manage apartment 

development in downrtver area 

Must be dependable and have good 

references Salary, apartment utili- 

ties and fringe benefits 

544-4800 ext 79 

Caretaker Couple 

MATURE wanted for large 

apartment complex Apart- 

ment and utilities furnished 

Good salary, other benefits 

Call 

626-8840 

RETIRED Couple to live in 

Livonia home for household chores 

and maintenance Room, board 

and small stipend 422 7600 

COUPLE TO serve as Custodian 

Housekeeper 6 to 10 hours per 

week at Canton Twsp Church 459- 

0013. 453 1664 or 453-6912 

Caretaker Couples 

needed to maintain apart- 

ment complexes in suburban 

areas No children or pets 

Salary, apartment, utilities 

and other benefits 

355-2424 

MIDDLE AGE COUPLE 

For new 136 unit suburban 

proiect apartment Duties 

renting, supervising, mainte- 

nance Salary plus apartment 

NJo children or Del Please 

call * 557-9620 

COUPLE over 40 to manage AFC 

home J2W483 

MANAGERS 

FOR APARTMENT COMPLEXES 

In several areas Man to have 

knowledge of mechanical mante 

nance Woman to handle rentah 

and office procedures Salary, 

apartment, and benefits No chil 

dren or pets 

MARK MANAGEMENT 

569-3616 

APARTMENT Assistant Manager 

experienced no childlren Apart 

ment plus salary 849-7386 or 

477-5286 

Mature 

Manager Couple 

for luxury oportment Expe- 

rience not necessary No chil- 

dren, no pen 2 bedroom 

apartment, utilities, good sal- 

ary other benefits Write Re- 

sume to Bo* 846, Observer 4 

Eccentric Newspaper, 36251 

Schoolcraft Livonia, Michigan 

48150 

EXPERIENCED MATURE Marie 

nance couple for large apartment 

complex m Rochester Apartment, 

utilities plus wages Ask for MBs 

Jones 652 OSM 

512 Situotions Wanted 

Female 

WOMAN wants Baby Siting for 

child I month to 5 year* old your 

transportation Between M0 Mie 

near Middlebelt 4744364 

MOTHER wishes baby sitting, 

starting Sept I References Your 

transportation. Garden City area 

Ml 2307 

FORMER TEACHER to care for 

children, my home, September 

Monday Friday. Walnut Lake 

Road between Partington * 

Drake 476-4821 

BABY SITTING, your transporta 

tion. preschoolers for day care, 

fenced yard, 11 years experience 

Joy Rd, Haggerty area Hobday 

Park Sub 453-0195 

MOTHER wishes baby flitting, play- 

mate your transportation Ann 

Arbor Trail - Merriman. 525-6367 

CREATIVE WOMAN %rrk* emptoy- 

ment in Human Services area 

Degree plus LB censed social work 

technician Recent professional 

experience to private Social Work 

Agency, trained in creative writ- 

ing Veteran 3344161 

housecleanIng 

Two women, experienced, refer- 

•ences 34 hours, »5 Cal 5444074 

405 

WILL DO CLEANSiq. Livonia 

Plymouth, Westland area Expe- 

rienced. references Own transpor 

tatlon Laurie. 463-4834 

RELIABLE WOMAN v»hes live-in 

position to clean home care of 

elderly person Livonia Area Have 

Good References PA 14740 or 

MM IN 

MIDDLE AGED ladv wahea posi- 

tion si rental agent In exhange for 

apartment A utilities Phrr 

area CaH mornings I AM -10 

mouth 

A M 

34* 1503 

NURSES 

PRIVATE DUTY-ANY SHIFT 

LPN'S. Live-In companions Vaca- 

tion sitters Catering Hdp 

Lady Chauffeurs 

LIMAR INC. 

647-3540 

512 Situations Wanted 

Female 

EXECUTIVE Secretary, excellent 

engtoeering, construction, manufac- 

turing. background, light book 

keeping also, part-time or summer 

replacement, references After 

SPM M44 144 

TWO- College girls wfll do your 

housework, gardentog, odd jobs, 

baby sitting, house sitting Excel- 

lent references 64*4144 

BOOKKEEPER, full charge 

through financial statement - execu 

tive secretary desires responsible 

ition Birmingham. Bbomfteld. 

& 

my Mi 7 2«5 

EXPERIENCED MOTHER wtohes 

baby sitting full time, part time, 

occasional Schoolcraft, Middlebelt 

area Roosevelt School District 

427 1 047 

EXPERIENCED LICENSED Prac- 

tical Nurse for private duty nurs 

ing in the Home or Hospital Call 

341-4545 

BABY SITTING, Safe, dependable 

Miller School area, in Canton, 

4590922 

EXPERIENCED mature lady 

wants housework A care of elderly 

lady, will live in 5 davs, Call from 

9A\1 4 PM 54*4992 

REGISTERED Med Tech 

(ASEP). would like one or two 

davs per week, lab work, prefer- 

rably Thursday, Friday 64*6094 

BABY SITTING, loving careter 2 

years and older, between 6 4 7 

near Levan, Taylor School Area. 

Teacher's child welcome 261 5939 

WOMEN available for babysitting 

and vacation calls Abo for light 

nursing and companion ABC NUR- 

SERY I.I 8-4911 

MARY'S DRESSMAKING A Altera 

tions. formerly of Lincoln Tower, 

944 1448 

MOTHER wishes baby sitting, 1 or 

2 children, reasonable, dependable 

Grandview Schools 7 Mile Middle 

belt 476-0593 

LADY in excellent health has 

degree in Nutrition Wishes a posi 

tion as Live-in Housekeeper for a 

single man or woman with older 

children Much interested r Food 

preparation, also, have a great 

deal of experience as a Hostess 

Character and business references 

Please reply to Box 888 Observer 

A Eccentric Newspapers 34251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia Michigan 

44150 

ABOVE AVERAGE MAIDS 

Will arrive in uniform It be deliv- 

ered to vour door' Call us al 

644-0992 

CHILD CARE in lie eased home 

Opdvke South Boulevard, Adams 

Rd area 3354448 

PRESCHOOL child care certified 

teacher will combine comforts of 

home with learning of Nursery 

School Plvmouth Canton area 

459-2799 

WOMAN WANTS to baby sit 1 

month to 4 years old Between 9 

and 10 Mile near Middlebelt Your 

transportation 474-5364 

SEAMSTRESS will do women's 

and children's alterations at reason- 

able rates Troy. Bloomfield area 

f 8544787 

MOBILE MA IDES brings the maid 

to you F.kperienced personnel 

FuDy insured Transportation fur- 

ntshed 944-0151 

514 Situations Wahted 

Male 

PAINTING DESIRED, Responsible 

interior-exterior painter Special 

Discount to Senior Citizens Call 

after 4pm 4214244 

EXTERIOR house painter very 

experienced very reasonable, free 

estimates Mike. 851 9658 

516 Situations Wanted 

Male-Female 

FREE Teenage Employment Serv 

ice sponsored by Bloomfield Youth 

Guidance Committee 1200 appli 

cants 335 4248 3350793 l(M dally 

(Summer 9-1) 

518 Education 

Instructions 

PRIVATE Guitar Lessons Jazz, 

Rock Classical. Theories. Theory, 

Arrangement and Composition 

Call Chrn at 6444145 

PIANO LESSONS. WSU Composi- 

tion Student Special programs for 

beginning musicians Will come to 

vou Call Ross Office 522^545, 

home 474 0578 

CAREER 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Are always available to our gradu 

ates 

• Executive, Medical. Legal Secre 

tary 

• Accounting 

• Specialized Evening Programs 

Now Registering/ For Summer/ 

FaD 

DORSEY BUSINESS SCHOOLS 

342-3991 

SUMMER MATH tutoring, all 

grades MA B S degrees Certi- 

fied, experienced teacher 541-2112 

COMPLETELY remodeled and 

landscaped 3 possible 4 bedroom 

home, finished basement plus 

garage Redford Twp 53*2125 

AIRLINE TICKETING 

Travel Agent Course 

Call 39*5522 

American Travel Schools 

22932 Woodward Femdale 

PIANO instruction James A Susan 

Nuckolls Institute of Arts Certi- 

fied Classical, pop. jazz AO ages 

474*105 

IBM KEYPUNCH 

Learn Now - Work In Weeks 

DAY A EVENING CLASSES 

FREE Placement Assistance 

Livonia Business 

Machines Institute 

18770 Farmington Rd 

(I block S of 7 Mile I 

477-2900 

REMEDIAL reading Leaning dis- 

abilities English. Math, Social 

Studies MA in Reading Education 

Recommended by local schools, col- 

leges Certified Teacher 42*2747 

Private 

Kindergarten Classes 

Nursery School, Mother, Tod- 

dler Seminars for Mothers, 

birth thru two years Infant 

Care and full day care 

Wiitney Bloomfield Schools 

682-0110 » 

you i 

Popular or Classical AD ages The 

Association of Music Teachers. 

Phone 151-5423 

GUITAR 

A 

DRUM LESSONS 

Expert Instruction 

Pontiac Mu ic & Sound 

2534 Orchard Lake Rd 

ON SYLVAN LAKE) 

682-3350 

PRIVATE TUTORING 

Your home All subjects, all levels, 

children, adults. Day. night serv- 

ice Certified teachers 35*0099 

600 Personals 

RIDER needed to share expenaes 

to California Leaving August 4th 

394*439 

ANYONE witnessing an accident. 

July 11. 1977 at 4:30 AM at Mich- 

igan Ave. US 12. one half mie 

west ot Haggerty Road, please 

caD, Your cooperation Is greatly 

appreciated Steve Meno 31345* 

2/00 or aak for Chuck Lanphere. 

312-32*32*2 

600 Parsonds 

JOHN DIEM, Silversmith, "TheSU 

ver Dragon" of Toledo, is available 

for a limited number of private 

showings and sales An enjoyable 

way for you and your friends to 

acquire custom crafted jewelry to 

complement Fall fashions Call 41* 

44*4955 or write 23444 E Broad 

way. Walbridge Ohio. 43445 

WANTED-two Neil Diamond tick 

ets-pavilion » 52*0224 

FOR INFORMATION ON 

BIRTH CONTROL 

FAMILY PLANNING 

PROBLEM PREGNANCY v^T 

WOMENS RIGHTS * 

FREE PREGNANCY TESTS 

CALL WOMEN'S CENTER 

476 8558 

602 Lost & Found 

FOUND Orange female Tiger kit 

ten 6 Mile-Levan. 4444719 

LOST Male part Collie, medium 

length hair multi-color, wlh Bir 

mingham Human Society tag, vicm 

*y of Plvmouth ft Harrison ii 

Livonia After 6 PM 522157 

LOST German Shepherd tip of 

ear missing Vicinity 13 Mile, 

Orchard Lake Farmington area 

Please call 851-7167 

LOST Cockerpoo. standard sue 

male Gray and black Answers to 

Tuffy Vicinity Westland Shopping 

Center 522-3824 

LOST 3 weeks, gray long hair 

Tabbv, male, neutered appro* 14 

years old Answers to 'Blggels'. 

reward Quarton Lake Estates 

44*3924 

FOUND Siamese cat, lilac point 

male, front declawed Sq Lake and 

Telegraph area Holdtog for owner 

Birmingham Humane Society 

852-49*5 

PLEASE Return Sheltie-Collie, 8 

months old, beige A brown, Wear 

ing a blue collar, child's pet Under 

Doctor's care Please Help Fmd 

Answers to Samay West Chicago A 

Middlebelt Area Reward 5220899 

or 427-0450 

LOST ID bracelet Silver 

Plymouth area Reward 45*3641 

LOST Poodle mixed, male, blond 

with black tipped ears long tail 

No collar Vicinity of Crestview 

and Telegraph Roads Bloomfield 

Hills Childs pet Reward 5344943 

LOST Siamese male neutered, 

front declawed 14 vears Joy A 

Merriman area Child heartbroken, 

reward 427-5235 

FOUND Young male German 

Shepherd, near I 696 and Orchard 

Lake Road, 553-2624 

LOST Reddish iirown dog White 

feet A white underside Medium 

sized, answers to the name of 

Corky Lost near Quarto"-Lahser 

Area Has chain collar on 642-0214 

FOUND Black It white kitten 

vicinity of Newburg A 5 444-19*3 

FOUND Black & white kitten 

vicinity of Newburg A 5 444 1943 

LOST antique gold watch cham 

Vicinity of Quarton School play 

ground Reward Call Bob 4444000 

LOST, Fatherless little girl's Irish 

Setter, male Sunny Generous 

REWARD. Beech Daly 6 Mile 

Days. 453-5240 532 * 859 

LOST Male cat. orange tiger, neu 

tered Vicinity of Glen Orchard Sub 

division $10 reward 474-3438 

LOST Grey dog wearing red col^ 

lar, Schnauzer - Terrier mix 13 

Mile A Farmington area 6611118 

LOST Corner of Midland A Gar 

field, Redford Air hose and elec- 

trical cord on homemade reel 

Reward After 5 • 474 2 524 

LOST YOUR PET' In Bloomfield 

Area Call Bloomfield Twp Animal 

Shelter Mon Fri 9 AM 3 PM 

Also nice Pets for Adoption 644-6161 

IF YOU'VE Lost your dog because 

It had no tag, or even If your cat's 

gotten "out of the bag" Call the 

following area animal shelters 

Southfield 354-4870 

Plymouth 453-2577 

Rochester 391-0800 

Livonia. Redford. Westland, Canton 

A Dearborn Heights 721-7300 

Garden City 422-1122 

Troy 3910800 

Birmingham 447-4090 

Farmington 474-1212 

Farmington Hills 85*1022 

Lathrup Village 547-1337 

Oak Park 547-1337 

Beverly Hills. Southfield Township, 

Btogham Farms, Franklin 647 1 010 

A Public Service from Pet Pals 

604 Announcements 

& Notices 

The next regular meeting of the 

Board of the Southwestern Mrh 

igan Transportation Authority wil 

be held at 1 30 PM Tuesday . 

August 2 1977 in the 7TH FLOOR 

CONFERENCE ROOM In the 

Detroit Bank A Tmst Buildmg 211 

W Fort Street. Detroit. Mrnigani 

44226 This meeting is open to the- 

public and copies of the agenda are' 

available at the SEMTA offices 481 

hours prior to the meeting 

BARBARA BACKOS 

Clairvoyant.A Reader. A Lecturer 

is taking appointments agam for 

private consuling A Lecture engage 

ments $15 for 4 hour Call tor 

your appointment now 5590844 

616 Hall For Rent 

POLISH LEGION of American Vet 

erans. Post 164, haO for all occa 

s»ns Joy Rd . Middlebelt area 

Reasonable rate* Air cond 261- 

7705, or W 422*779 

MEETING A BANQUET ROOMS 

Available at the 

Wayne Community Center 

Cor Howe Rd-Annapotis 721 7400 

AMERICAN LEGION HALL 

31775 GRAND RIVER 

Farmington Completely re- 

modeled, air conditioned, ca- 

poci.'y 300 WEDDING RECEP- 

TIONS, PARTIES, DANCES. 

SHOWERS Lighted parking 

Call tor reservation*, 1-6 PM, 

478-9174, if no answer, 

476-0723 

LIVONIA K of C Hall Capacity 

275 Ample parking, air condn 

tiontog Rentals for aD occasions 

534 9034 or 444-0500 

FARMINGTON ~ 

K of C HALL 

21900 Middlebelt 

Air conditioned, paved parktog 

WEDDINGS-BANQUETS 

SHOWERS-PARTIES 

Package Deal - Our Speciaity 

Hall capacity. 300 

Mon Thurs Fri. 10am-2pm, A 

Tues Wed 10am-9pm, call GR*l 100 

Sat .Sun CaD 36*0974 

REDFORD JAYCEE Community 

Bldg 15534 Beech Daly Air condi- 

quets. Etc S31-* 

i255 53*2244 

626 BingO 

Every Sunday 7 PM 

HOLY NAME SCHOOL 

680 Harmon, Birmingham 

2 blocks North erf Maple 

2 blocks West of Woodward 

626 Bingo 

ST MARY'S Orthodox Church 

Btogo. every Mon. 9 PM 32520 

Cherry Hill, E of Venoy HaD is in 

Shopping Center 

FARMINGTON ELKS BINGO 

Monday, 7 PM 10 30 PM Pubhc 

invited 23444 Orchard Lake Rd. 

between » Mile - 10 Mile 

EVERY TUESDAY EARLY BIRD 

7 PM Knights of Columbus. 870 N 

Main Clawson Air Conditioned 

628 Entertainment 

LOVE To Sing, but don't have an 

opportunity * Here is a small group 

that needs you After 4PM. 941 2214 

ANKERS. THE MAGICIAN 

All Kinds of Parties 

Children's a Specialty 

944-0034 

BILL GING 

A The DAYDREAMERS 

MUSIC FOR YOU 

444 4)660 

Add a" "TOUCH OF CLASS" 

To Your Next Affair 

Area's Finest Music 

372 2924 

BLUE MENAGERIE BAND 

Music For AD Ages 

The experienced musicians you 

need for vour wedding Dave 

525-4524 

937 2442 

FROM BACH TO ROCK 

Music For AD Occasions 

Unique A Tasteful Entertainment 

474-5478 

FULL VARIETY of excellent 

music A entertainment Expe 

rienced m providing the finest to 

music for all social occasions 

Jerrv . 7314041 

700 Auction Sales 

2 DAY 

ESTATE AUCTION 

ANTIQUES 

& COLLECTABLfS 

From the 18 and Early 1900 hun 

dreds Personal property of Walter 

Surdey, and 2 storage lots at our 

sales room 32534 Michigan Ave 

Wayne Friday A Saturday July 29 

A 30 7 PM 

Consisting of approximately 500 

lots Grandfather and shelf clocks. 

1844 Musket rifle, drop front desk 

9 F'c Mahogany dining room Vrto 

rian Bisque doll tables cedar 

chests sectional bookcase, curved 

glass china cabinet, chairs, rock 

ers. 3 door oak ice box lamps, Tif 

fany type lamp, cut glass. RS 

Prussia Dresdean Nippon. Mah 

goany Chippendale bedroom old 

cans rugs pictures and paintings, 

iron copper silver, brass, hnens 

lots of misc not listed 

INSPECTION DAILY 

9 30 AM • 5 30 PM 

Public & Dealers Welcome 

No children Please 

721-1939 

J WOFFORD 

AUCTIONEERS 

PUBLIC AUCTION 

Julv 29, 7 pm doors open 5.30 pm 

SMART'S AUCTION 

330 W Tienken Rochester 

651-0233 

NO CHILDREN 

PLEASE 

ESTATE AUCTION Sat Aug 6. 

7PM, Open 5 30PM Estate rrom 

North Snore Dr W Bloomfield a 

very fine Household of Furniture 

Modern old some unusual lamps 

A antiques For lift write Bkieblrd 

Auction 16847 Dixie Hwy Holly 

Mich 48442 We also have sales 

Julv 30 Aug 6 13 20 No Children 

Please 

REAL ESTATE AUCTION 

37 PARCELS 

of Improved unimproved residen 

tial recreational and commercial 

property 

Southeastern Michigan 

AUGUST 3 

Brokers protected 

Call for Brochure A details 

LANPHAR'S, INC 

255-4000 or 963-5492 

702 Antiques 

CHERRY piece bedroom. Cherry 

gun cabinet caned Walnut rocker, 

cradle and what-not. oak love seal 

and tables. Victorian side chairs, 

wooden wall and desk telephones 

corn sheller, school desk Church 

Bell, small yoke wooden clock 

movements, folding chairs Remng 

ton automatic shot gun rhmestone 

harness makers vise and box 

cross cut saw buck saw old Dh 

ton c^pin saw 474 1 882 

REY-UT 5050 

29600 W 9 MOe 

Just W of Middlebelt 

Every Thursday. 7 PM 

EVERY MONDAY 7:30 PM 

Congregation B"Nai Moehe 

14390 W 10 Mile Rd 

Corn Church. Oak Park 

BINGO 

EACH FRIDAY-7PM 

MADONNA COLLEGE 

3M0 Schoolcraft. Livonia 

Air Conditioned 

EXTRAVAGANZA 

SATURDAY -JULY 31 

EARLY BIRD-7PM SHARP 

RED Velvet love seat. 2 matchaig 

arm chairs. 1 straight chair Chest 

of drawers 4429165 

GOT LUCKY' Lease Renewed 

New Items Brass Beds sets of 

Cha|rs, Childrens desks We take 

on low consignment The Iron 

Pump 704 North Woodward Bir 

mingham 64.V5142 

ANTIQUITCLOCKS. Grandfather 

1800 Wall. $300, Schoolhousc, $175. 

451 7413 

ANTIQUE SALE 

BIRDSEYE MAPLE bedroom 

marble top chest and table, Adams 

Sheraton dining room Chairs, 

chest, sideboards, pictures 

Julv 28.29 . 30 l*PM 

23391 TELEGRAPH RD 

Between MOM lie Rds 

SALE CONDUCTED BY 

Red House Antiques 

356 0255 646-6956 

CARRIAGE LAMP frames origin 

nal paintings, leaded tulip shades, 

tiles 444 1 0W 

ANTIQUE" sofa~ l50~yeanT old A~l 

condition |350 drop leaf table and 

end table 474-4717 

JINNY'S ANTIQUES" 

59 E Square Lake Rd at LivemoB 

Country A Victorian furniture 

selected oak pieces, accessories 

and collectibles Open Afternoons 

except Sunday 

CEILING fan. $25 Old teachers 

desk, $35 Oak hutch. $175 Gumball 

A arcade machines Much more 

Cheap 442 *775 

VICfORIAN BED. Walnut, hand 

carved, Circa 1840, Acorn Oak leaf 

design, excellent condition. $450 

771 1994 

ST CLAIR RIVERVIEW MALL 

ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE 

Along beautiful St Clair River 

JULY 29,30,31 

Hrs: 9 AM - 9 PM 

St Clair, Michigan 

1*4 exit St Clair 

45 DISPLAYS 

Free Admission Free Parktog 

CAtfEL back trunk, pood condi- 

tion One 5c slot machtie, one 25c 

slot machine, very good condition 

427-7742 

SELLING LOCAL Estate of approx 

hnately 50 pieces signed art plaaa- 

ware, lamps A Victorian Furniture 

Saturday, July 30. at Bluebird Auc 

tion, 16447 Dixie Hgh 7pm Hand- 

ale. Pairpolnt. Cameo A Hart 

Lamps Plated Amberina. Ftodley 

Onyj, Tiffany, Burmese. GaDe, 

Crown Mllano. Nekara, Peachbtow, 

Web Cameo k much more Marble- 

top tables, curio cabtoeta. parlor 

sets, clocks, chests, dressers, 

tables etc Inspection from 12 noon 

Saturday Marshall BaBew. Man- 

ager 42*4910 

ANTIQUE furniture. 50 tables, side- 

boards, wood iceboxes milk can*, 

trunks, and small Items Open 

Fridays. Saturdays, Sundays 5600 

Brigham, between Goodrich and 

Hadley. Michigan. 319-7f7-4SlS 

702 Antiques 

DINING room set. solid Walnut, 

not a scratch Self contatoed table 

leafs, newly upholstered. 10 pieces 

$1500 or best offer After 5PM 39* 

6309 or Frank at 6»*8S0 

1 Large Cherry Chest, 160 years 

old, $250 I Buffet. 50 years old 

$125 Both excellent condition 

693-1392 

ANTIQUE dining room table 4 

antique Chippendale chairs origi- 

nal finish beautiful condition 

442 2070 

Giant Flea Market 

Antiques. Glass. Furniture 

Collectibles New-Used items 

Fri *I0PM. Sat Sun 10AM4PM 

214 E MICHIGAN. DOWNTOWN 

YPSILANTI Corner Park St 

Indoors Air Cond 

9717676 or 487 5890 

CHILDRENS car. 50 years old all 

metal Collectors item 533-4421 

SELLING MY antiques. 3 glass 

ball tables, dressers. 22 years accu- 

mulation, many many old thtogs. 

Thurs Fn only, 20941 Cass 8 

Mile, Farmington Rd 

DINING ROOM set Mahogany, 

Hepplewhite over 60 years old, 

good condition table 60 X 40 6 

chairs, and buffet $250 or best 

offer 542 *446 

OAK UNFINISHED. 2 piece 

bureau. $150 Sleigh needs work 

$100 Dark wood mantle $85 

652 7682 

BEAUTIFUL old push cart for 

vending hot dogs and pop Surrey 

top and wooden wheels, ready to 

go money maker 20941 Cass 8 

Mile. Farmington K(T" 

WALL& LAKE 

FLE// MARKET 

Novi Rd it 13 Mi exit 196 

OPEN 7 DAYS per week outside 

Insid* Sat Sun 

474-457V, 624-9619 

UNUSUAL Victorian love seat, 

excellent condition 453*815 

QUF.EN~ ANNE antioue 53" round 

table 6 cnairs 2 leaves, caned 

back. Milfofd 68*1415 

VICTORIAN table Eastlake 

design Lincoln rocker Inlaid 

mother of pearl Japanese box 

Album 682-4 1 12 642 5 598 

OAK COMMODE Ban It Claw 

both excellent M24773 

FURNITURE 

STRIPPING 

WOOD h METAL 

Hand A Dip Stripping 

We buy It sell old furniture 

Rust removal Pick up-Del avail 

HER PAL STRIP SHOPPE 

15754 Telegraph, 2 1 -* blks North of 

Fenkell. Redford 53*8115 

DINING room set includes table, 

chairs, buffet china cabinet It 

pads Beautiful burled walnut A 

tiger maple Excellent condition 

$1500 6414044 

ESTATE SALE Antique dollsTnd 

miniatures 54*2716 

KNABBE Rosewood Square Grand 

Piano. Circa 1878 Serial 18404 

Exclusive collectors' Hem Rebuilt, 

refinished like new condition 

Other antiques Call Warren Hill 

69*0795 . 485* 701 

BEDROOM^ SUITE. Circa thirties, 

walnut.some carving, dual bed 

four drawer chest dressing table 

bench, $350 ladder back rocker 5 

carved ladders, and frontpiece 

roped seat, circa 1890's, $175, 

couch, two seat upholstered green 

and gold tweed walnut wood 

frame. $350 62*9988 

703 Crafts 

THREE LILLISTIN A Looms, 

extremely reasonable available at 

once Call Tues Wed Thurs 9 30- 

5PM 642 38.18 

704 Rummage Sales 

YARD SALE, rain or shsie handw 

crafts bake sale, plants, lunch 

movies for kids. Fri , July 29. Sat . 

July 30 10-4 Warrenwoods Wes 

leyan Church, 6415 Venov, West 

land 

706 Appliances 

AIR CONDITIONER West- 

mghouse, 6,000 BTU Excellent Con 

dition $85 or best offer 6240793 

COLDSPOT. FREE7.ER approx 

imately 72" long. 34" deep 27" 

wide operating satisfactorily, $125 

5374445 

TOP OF TTie Line GE Americana 

electric range, double oven with 

Micro wave, Matching refrigerator 

with ice maker and despenser 3 

years old, white $900 Ktchen-aid 

dishwasher I year old. $250 all 

excellent condition 421-5971 

SEARS Cold Spot Air Conditioner 

10 000 BTU $100 261-4162 

WHITE WHIRLPOOL Washer A 

Gas Dryer Good condition 1st $100 

takes both 477 2748 

SEARS Coldspot 5000 BTU air con 

ditioner, excellent condition, used I 

summer. $115 459-4294 «l 1826 

HOTPOINT Refrigerator 2 door 

with freezer on top Coppertone 

$125 Best offer Plymouth 453-4364 

GE 17 6 cu ft refrigerator freezer 

Excellent condition, Copper color 

$100 851-6051 

KENMORE gas stove self clean 

ing white, excellent condition $125 

42*1577 

ROPER gas stove Aqua excellent 

condition $125 42*1577 

HOTPOINT. M ci7 ft frostfree 

refrigerator, avocado I.H door. 

$175 After 5pm 569 2971 

FRIGIDAIRE Coppertone 19 2 

Frost proof Refrigerator, 30in Elec- 

tric Range It 42in Ventless Range 

Hood built-in Dishwasher Used 

Good Condition Best offer for Pack 

age After 5PM 474 4 243 

FRIGIDAIRE gas drver 4 cycle 

heavv duty exce.llent condition, 

must sell 525 2973 

706 Appfiances 

NORGE 1976 washer A drver, 

adaptable to electric or gas Lke 

new Sears Dish washer, excellent 

condition 52*1456 

MICROWAVE oven, like new $125 

8514878 

WHIRLPOOL washer and dryer, 

good condition, best offer crib and 

high chair KE 4*710 

WINDOW Air Conditioner. 10.000 

BTU, uses 110 volt Excellent condi 

tion $100 444*133 

AIR CONDITIONER fits any sbd 

ing window Comfort Aire 9 000 

BTU. excellent condition $175 

427 3991 

FREEZER Chest 9cu ft Perfect 

Condition $145 Hide-A-Bed $40 

851 -4295 

SPEED QUEEN gas dryer, white 

2 vears old, excellent condition 

$110 After 5 PM 444*944 

KENMORE automatic washer self 

cleaning filter Abo almost new 

heavy dutv dryer, used less than 2 

months Both for $150 CaD eve 

nmgs Upright Easy Glide vacuum 

cleaner. aLso G E tank vacuum 

like new $25 each 474-7817 

ELECTRIC DRYER. Lady Ken 

more 6 vears old. Coppertone. good 

condition $100 452 7682 

GAS Wall heater direct wall vent 

sealed combustion 30 000 BTU 

Never used 453 3 812 

GAS RANGE 30 inch white good 

condition 937-8943 or 453 1 921 

G E Electric range, gas dryer 

both excellent condition. $50 each 

455-4048 

SEARS best washer and dryer 

electric apt size. 24 in white cal! 

anvtime 652-1123 

AIR CONDITIONER 16 500 BTU 

General Electric thin-line $95 

522-0723 

pound ch 

freezer, best offer, call Sundav or 

Monday 45*5159 

SEARS window air conditioner. 

8000 BTU excellent condition $125 

5254594 

OVEN range built-in brown gas 

best offer 45*5782 

WHIRLPOOL washer and drver 

good condition best offer crib and 

nigh chair, KE 4-9710 

KENMORE Coppertone Washer 9 

years old fair condition $45 Ham 

ilton White Gas Dryer 13 years 

old needs repair, $20 Thursday or 

Friday from 6 til 8 p.m 335-4944 

KENMORE washer A gas dryer 

$75 bothf Frostfree refrigerator 

like new, $125 MUST SELL mov 

ing 8448447 

ELECTRIC Range ¥ inch Old 

but good 422 2572 

SEARS dehumidifier $45 Sears 20 

inch window fan $35 After5 PM 

42*2881 

AVOCADO GREEN Stove like 

new less than a year old self 

cleaning oven Refrigerator avo 

cado green, excellent condition 

$135 for both Maytag dishwasher 

Miscellaneous 3241802 

SEARS dishwasher white A 1 con 

dition $50 476 4 351 

WASHER It DRYER in good work 

mg condition $40 each M4-I421 

GIBSON air conditioner with air 

sweep 8.000 BTU $85 533 1 543 

GAS DRY Eft. W hirlpool. best 

offer 453-5026 

TAPPAN 10,000 btu air conditioner 

good condition, $100 Call mom 

ings 353-9847 

SIDE BY SIDE refrigerator 

freezer Coldspot 22 7 cu ft with 

automatic ice maker $300 533-0944 

GE Air Conditioner. 13.500 BTU, 

uses 220 volts $75 After 6 PM. 

937-9144 

REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator 

white side by side. $125 Ranfje. 

Fngidaire white. 30 m electric. 

$85 5330134 

CARRIER A IK CONDITIONER, 

18 0 00 BTU. $150 27*4945 

TWO 10.000 btu window air condi 

Doners, 110 volt $75 h $125 3490753 

WARD'S chest freezer 

$150 

18 cu ft 

522 1718 

SEARS air conditioner 17.000 BTU, 

$160 also Signature air conditioner 

8 000 BTU $115 Call after 6 PM 

261 2946 

SEARS Kenmore Programmer gas 

range good condition 5590903 

REFRIGERATOR frostless. 

green. 1 year old $150 Stove elec- 

tric . FriRidaire deluxe $50 525 7434 

PHILCO 10 000 BTU window air 

conditioner 115 volt excellent unit. 

$200 453 1149 

WHIRLPOOL air condrtion7r~iW5, 

6,000 btu'v fits sliding size window. 

$125 47*7322 

LITTON Microwave Micromatic 

range Avocado Like new $450 

459 3 342 

GE GAS Range, 2 years old excel- 

lent condition $175 879*153 

KELVINATOR 30 mch white 

electric range Good condition $50 

447-2134 

MAGIC Chef coppertone 30 gas 

range 5 years old $125 6890151 

KENMORE STOVE, 

vears old like new 

electric. 3 

455-083,1 

706 Appfiances 

ADMIRAL Upright freezer. wh«e 

6 years old excellent condition 

$130 42*4106 

AIR CONDITIONER 11 000 BTU. 

used 1 summer. 110 volt, excellent 

condition After 7 pm 6B4-3754 

REFRIGERATOR 19.3 cu ft West 

inghouse Goldtone Lke new $375 

45*4215 

REFRIGERATOR Coldspot. gold 

19 2 cu ft . automabc remaker 

ice water dispenser 2 years old, 

was $400 selling for $345 Call after 

4 PM, 449-1177 

FREEZER, upright. J L Hudaon 

15 Cu Fl $220 Lke new 721 2367 

STOVE A refrigerator fair condi 

tion. 47*2614 

WARDS Signature Frostless 17 

refrigerator, 23 cu ft white 10 

months old $300 After 6 4747444 

LAUNDRY equipment for Irase 

itn For 

$15 per month 

call 

information 

354 5596 

708 Household Goods 


ITALIAN Meditteranean Kni size 

bedroom set. 2 nigh-stands 2 

armoires. triple dresser, bedspread 

A draperies to match cost $6 000 

sacrifice $2 000 L1-9-6754 

CHANDELIER verv old. heavy 

bronze with filigree work Unusual 

and distinctive $185 64*0154 

MOVING SALE - Sofa.Sleeper 

area rugs studio couch washer It 

dryer 444-0788 

BEDROOM. White 2 twn beds 2 

double dressers and mirrors excels 

lent Modern 7 Mile Telegraph 

53*9439 4444844 

COMPLETE family ivng room 

including 1 modular unit pair of 

Thayer Ooggin chairs. 1 cocktail 

glass table formica end table arc 

lamp 624-9448 

MOVING Sale Kenmore washer 

year old baby equipment, shower 

curtains, bedspreads misc 5441 

Provincial Bloomfield 85*1145 

OWNER MOVING 

UNBELIEVABLE BARGAINS ON 

DECORATOR FURNITURE 

ACCESSORIES 

Fri A Sat July 29 A 30 1I-4PM 

Living room, den White Chippen 

dale free standing wall unit much 

storage desk bar ft other fea 

lures Dinette set Freezer Refrig 

erator Much bedroom furniture in 

eluding trundle bed New Air hock 

ey set. pinR pong table other won 

derful buys Li 7 4899 

TOP of the line Steams A Foster 

King Sue unit $325 64 5 2 47 6 

HOUSEHOLD 

SALE 

FRI JULY 29 

I DAY ONLY 

10 AM-4 30 PM 

21340 Glenmorra 

SOUTHFIELD 

E of l.ahser on Winchester to Pual 

Revere N to Glenmorra 

Complete Family Room Furniture 

Drapes Wall Unit Country French 

Double Bedroom Set. Antique Light 

Fixtures Lamps ft Stove Exquis 

ite collection of Silver ft MUCH 

MUCH, MORE"' 

Lilley Miller 

h Company 

ANTIQUE Haviland coffeedesserl 

set 34 peices $100 Pioneer Cas 

sette recorder-radio $40 colorful 

large sea painting $50 large oil 

pamting (beautiful worn an-outdoor 

setting ' bv professional artisi $300 

338-8161 



DRAPERIES, for 9 too* doon»eB 

wlute acrybc woven fabric rod 

included center draw. $60 62*0181 

BEAUTIFUL Town * Country 

- 42in round pecan dinette set, 

deluxe quality 2 piece bvtog room 

set like new colonial dropêaf 

table 444-0744 

LIGHT Walnut dropleaf table k 4 

chairs $140 647 4373 

MOVING SALE Country pre fur 

niture sofa bed chairs, oblong 

blond oak bed 

table refrigerator 

room set 

334-7756 

MOVING to Florida must sell 

Sofa wing chair end tables card 

table set school clock oil parting 

other pictures occasional chairs 

cocktail table kitchen table A 

chairs floor polisher excellent con 

dition 851 1424 

MOVING MUST SELL Best 

offer Call July 30 A 31 lOamipm 

Books 2 Sectionals kitchen table A 

chairs, end tables bed mis 

cellaneous 4444599 

MING ('.old plush carpeiing 

18s 12ft 2 yrs old $125 Oft white 

shag carpet 19x12ft 11*1 Oft I. 

shaped $150 Large dark brown Wal 

nut vinyl lounge chair with otto 

man $150 851 4786 

PORTABLE GE dishwasher 3 

speed bicycle others, toys twr 

bed frame grill cabret 399^)909 

ANOTHER household sale lastr 

fully done bv Bea A Margi See 

Classification No 711 Household 

Goods Wayne County 

CONTEMPORARY white globe 

hanging light fixture $35 beauti 

ful Excellent condition Must sell 

immediately 57*2747 

WATEREDRI> Glenmore 8 gob 

lets never used $12 each Rrtail 

mg at $17 50 also 8 white »res 

used few times $10 each 6440754 

HOUSEHOLD SALE 

KNOB IN WOODS 

Complete 3 bedroom apartment in 

eluding drapes living room dining 

room color TV hanging lamp 

sofas large tortoise table wsh 4 

swivel chairs manv end tables and 

Limps 6 piece desk chest units 

matching bed gas dr\er and 

more 20551 Oldham Koad Apt 103 

W of Evergreen off of II Mile 

Road 

356 2 353 

Thursday A Fridav JuK 28 29 in 

AM-5 30 PM 

Conducted R\ 

JULIA J CUNDIFF 

& CO 

341 -6474 3414967 

COUCH and matching chair blue 

green and white drape* full sue 

refrigerator 652 9195 

SOLID maple twm or bunk beds 

i-omplete $100 excellent condition 

Small maple chest $30 bra** Stiffel 

floor lamp $30 442 3 023 

LONG time Royal Oak residence 

residents moving lo apartment 6 

Ohio couflhouv chairs oarw seats 

ft hacks $145 each Terrace furni- 

ture white wrought iron glass 

tops Umbrella h table 2 chaises 

tea wagon approximately 20 

pieces $500 Fnr appointment 

phone 288 3120 

DRESSERS desks full bed twr 

headboard full extra long book 

case headboard bed stereo cabi 

net 641 1154 

TUXEDO" sola 86 inch brand 

new of! white and gold 82 inch Tra 

ditional sofa needs recovering 

Brass Stilfel pule lamp pictures 

851 4051 

WEDGEWOOD Ashford 14 dm 

rier plates cups and saucers bread 

ft butler plates like new hardlv 

used $14 4 I'c place setting 

644 0754 

MAGNIFICIENT Chinese Oriental 

rug 14 6x10 6 hand knotted Excel 

lent condition Mauve silver 

green 64? 284A 

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SOFA k chair. circa 1930, escelent 

condition Hand carved #ood trim, 

red velvet upholstery Barbara 545- 

2130 or Stt-4320 

INTERIOR DECORATOR'S furn^ 

ture in her large home Unusual 

pieces, most never used Sofas in 

velvets * Herculons love seats, 

chairs, pecan commode tables, 

unusual lamps, curio cabinets, 

pecan dining set with lighted break 

front Also cherry set P«ean triple 

dresser, bedrooms sets with 

armoirejh in king, queen full sues 

Abo round pedestal set In South 

fleM After 4 pm Friday and all 

weekend 35A7I38 

- JUST - 

"TRISHA" 

(NO LONGER WITH DEE I 

ESTATE i. 

HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATOR 

Appraisals Free Consultations 

YOUR HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 

SOLD IN YOUR HOME 

TO YOUR SATISFACTION 

TRUST YOUR TREASURES 

TO TRISHA' 

•43-7004 

AIR Conditioners G E ».000 BTU, 

165 FFedders 7,500 BTU, MS Ken 

more gas dryer $50 Washer $25 

847 €096 

DINING room set Maple uphol- 

stered chairs, bookcase, chma cabi^ 

net end tables, lamps apartment 

size stove 649-0633 64^2176 



PERFECT Condition custom made 

8fl brocade sofa m a lovely shade 

of earthy tones and walnut corner 

cabinet to be used for bar.stereo. 

etc 6J60120 

WIDOWER moving to smaDer quar- 

ters, sacrificing quality Thomas 

ville Italian provincial dmsig room 

ensemble Pride of craftsmanship 

is evident in this nearly new group- 

ing withdistressed fruitwood tinisn 

Included are 45*66 oval table that 

extends to 102 with 2 18 in leaves, 

buffet with lighted chiia cabinet. 4 

side chairs and 2 arm chairs with 

high cane backs Mv replacement 

costs $2254 Your casn price $1250 

Also 46 in round extension dinette 

table with 2 12 in leaves, walnut 

wood grain formica finish includes 

6 sturdy chairs $75 

Also 16 cu ft Hotpomte refrig 

erator freezer combination, cop 

pertone finish, Excellent condition 

$100 cash and carry between 10 

am< pm 334-0215 

CALIFORNIA Redwood burl coffee 

table, straight from California 

852 2036 

GARAGE SALE Sofa-bed. chairs. 

TV's, tables, dressers, drapes, cur- 

tains rugs, roller 4 ice skates, 

games 4 toys, books, clothing Sat- 

urday Sundav 10am 5pm 20932 E 

Farm, off Halstead North of 8 

Mile 

Kl.ING PINE TRESTLE table, 

bench 4 chairs like new. reason 

able after 6PM 3544189 

MAHOGANY DINING Table wlh 

leaves. 4 chairs, good condition, 

best offer (526-2043 



PICKARD CHINA, Avena Pattern, 

54 pience setting, Misc Pieces 

644-6374 

BEDROOM set. 8 pieces. $190 

Sofa, loveseat and chair, matched 

$190 Bunk beds complete $100 2 

Tuxedo arm blue chairs. $100 Con 

vertible sleeper 333-3311 

CHAIR, gold velvet, high back with 

arms, distressed Pecan excellent 

condition $65 Other household 

Hems available 851-4116 

MOVING? 

HOUSEHOLD SALES 

(IN YOUR HOME) 

Estates Liquidated 

Irene Eagle 

626-4769 626-8907 

MOVING Must sacrifice, complete 

country dining room set 12 x 12 ft 

area rug, 40 x 60 inch parson's 

table, two custom bedspreads with 

matching drapes, lamps, pictures, 

miscellaneous 682-6538 

MEDITERREAN Headboard, Dres 

ser Mirror, Chest Stand $150 

Chest $25 Duncan Phvfe Table. 

Chairs $75 * 477 5412 

INDIAN Oriental Rug. Peking 

Ming design, ivory 4 gold 12 x 12 

custom size, $675 ($1,200 Vahiel 

Stiffel brass floor lamp $50 MoIwk 

gany 4 antique white dining room 

table (3 leaves 4 custom pad), 

$100 40 in round travertine marble 

coffee table $125 646-3692 

709 Household Goods Wayne County 

LIVONIA 

WAREHOUSE OUTLET STORE 

Monday thru Friday 

Saturday 

9 AM-9PM 

9AM 5:30PM 

SCHOOLCRAFT RD 

N 

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SEARS 

O Rf 

PLVMOUTH rd 

SAl FM 

LUMBER 

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I THEATER I 

LOCATED AT 

12001 SEARS AVE. 

LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 

(JUST OFF PLYMOUTH RD. 

WEST OF MIDDLEBELT) 

Sterling Heights Outlet 

34650 Mound Rd , Sterling Heights 

585-1000. Ext. 551 

DESCRIPTION REG PRICE SALE PRICE 

SPECIAL BEDDING CLEARANCE 

NUMBER 10SELI 

ASST MIS MATCHfcO KING SLEEP SFTS SFT 299 9b 399 9b 178 set 6 

ASST MiS MATCHED KING SLEEP SETS 229 9b 148 St'! 9 

ASST QUEEN Sl MAT OR BOX SP 144 6 9 8 8 18 

ASST QUEENS/ MAT OR BOX SP 94 104 59 88 ea 12 

SPEC MATCHED FULL SZ SFTS 118 set 14 

ASST FULL S/ MAT OR BOX SP 119 9b b9 88 ea 21 

ASST FULL SZ MAT OR BOX SP 99 9b 109 9b b4 88 ea 19 

ASST TAIN SZ MAf OR BOX SP 79 95-89 95 49.88 ea 31 

ASST TWIN SZ MAT OR BOX SP 69 9b ea 39 88 ea 16 

ASST BEDS & HEAD BOARDS SAVE 40°o to 70"o 21 

ASST DRESSERS & CHESTS SAVE 40% 19 

ASST ORE SSER HUTCH MIRRORS SAVE 40 to 60% 26 

S961 b CHFST 200 119 88 6 

59706 Ni T E STANDS 99 95 49 88 6 

13786 NITE S'ANDS 79 95 44 88 7 

SPEC FRUITWOOD STORAGE BED 229 9b 88 4 

IVING ROOM FURITURE 

6247 GREEN HIRCU10N 

COL STYIF SW samples and some brand new Althouqh there usually is a wide selection ol 

turmture appliances hQm® entertainment and home improvement values not all items are necessarily fisted and 

not an kinds are always |n stock Visit your nearest Se8rs Warehouse Outlet soon and see the fine values available " 

Many 1-2-3 of a Kind 

Discontinued models-Crate Damaged, Floor Samples, Demonstrators. All 

Appliances Catty Sears Regular Mechanical Guarantee 

ASK ABOUT 

SEARS CHARGE 

CREDIT PLAN 

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G E Harvest Gold refrigerator, 3 

years old, 1250 Never- used couch 

>175 M3-7«7« 

COMPLETE FAMILY Room furnL 

ture. Good condition, Best offer 

557-2IM 

MOVING, all like new. 2 door 

refrigerator- freeier. white, dining 

room set. boy's Jjedroom set. 

tables, lamps, kitchen set, solid 

oak. couch, matching love seat, 

must sell everything, 5574S46 

FRENCH living room furniture, 

pair carved inlaid tables, gilt 

edging, custom glass top. $250 

Carved wingback tufted antique 

gold fabric. 1325 Carved # legged 

bench with petitpoint needlepoint 

seat 1^5 Decorator wall mirror, 

$75 Lennox lamp $45 Couch 4 

chairs M9-2936 

SOFA, 8 ft modern velour, bke 

new Maple bedroom set. 5 piece, 

complete 2 wicker tub chairs End 

table 357-535$ 

EVERYTHING must go Electric 

double oven, BBQ. track Behting, 

end tables, light fixtures, lamps, 

Gerrard record changer. Farber 

ware Rotisserie, baby furniture 4 

equipment. Encyclopedia tennis 

rackets etc Thurs Fn Sit 10-5 

28348 Franklin Pomte Da. near 

Ark West Bowling. corner^! Frank 

lin 4 Beck Roads 

DINING room set 2 years old 

Mediterranean Spanish 10 pieces 

Original cost $2 500 Will sacrifice. 

$1,395 682*164 

NEW MATTRESSES 

& BOX SPRINGS 

-FACTORY REJECTS- 

The slight flaws do not effect 

the quality 

Twin Mattress $40 

Full Mattress $50 

Qjeen set $ I 45 

King set $ 160 

X-long twin set $80 

X-long full sef $90 

GLOBE INTERIOR 

RENTALS 

1100 E Maple, Troy 

588-1800 

CONTEMPORARY custom furni- 

ture including living room 3 piece 

corner sectional sofa 2 chairs, den 

naugahvde sofa chair and otto- 

man White formica dinette table 6 

black vinyl chairs Porch glider, 

misc items AH excellent condi- 

tion 557-6368 

DRAPES. Custom made, green vel 

vet. 2 sets. 10' wide each set. 87" 

long 642-1527 

C.REEN avocado sofa. $125 In 

good condition 476-4025 

TRADITIONAL sofa, off white 4 

gold print, 96" long perfect condi- 

tion, $300 557-4994 

DINETTE SET Spanish 42 inch 

round table, 18 inch leaf 4 black 

patent chairs with cane backs 

$350 Call after 4 PM 62M642 

COMPLETE rooms of baby bed 

room set and contemporary living 

room furniture Excellent condi- 

tion. reasonable 967 0450 

DINING ROOM Elegant solid oak 

table 40x52 with 2 extensions 6 

matching chairs, $850 All as good 

as new. additional chairs available 

646-9449 

SOFA, 90" cold excellent condi 

tion, must sell, best offer Chairs, 

tables lamps Come see' 542-4193 

MAPLE DINING Room Set. buffet 

with hutch 6 chairs. 2 extension 

leaves, excellent condition $500 

528-9090 

WHITE formica 42x 54 oval kitchen 

table plus board, 4 chairs Offers 

accepted Good condition 645-5848 

968 *768 

Area's Foremost Liquidators 

SINCE 1940 

The White Elephant Shop 

Specializing in Estate 4 Household 

Sales Oriental rugs Appraisals 

724 W II MILE RD 

ROYAL OAK 

543-5140 

BENTWOOD Rocker! Brand New 

Orighal $160 asking $100 Before 

Noon 645-2918 

FOR SALE GAS Dryer Executive 

Desk 4 Chair Cash Register 

559-4459 

TRADITIONAL secretary desk, 

new cherry, lighted top Glass 

shelves $385 firm Call after 5 pm 

647-4959 

MAHOGANY Tooled leather top. 4 

round coffee table $85 Duncan 

Phyfe dining room set. buffet 

table 4 chairs, leaf pads, $225 

Duncan Phyfe tooled leather top 

drum table $65 64*2936 

REFRIGERATOR FREEZER side 

by side 17 cu ft gold Washer 4 

Gas Dryer Avocado S26-6824 

FULL size white bed compelete 

$100 646J715 

NECCHI 

7.IG ZAG sewing machine Cabinet 

model Embroiders, blind hems 

buttonholes, etc 1972 model Take 

on monthly payments or $53 cash 

balance Guaranteed 

UNIVER5AL 

SEWING CENTER 

FE 4-0905 

GIGANTIC GARAGE Sale July 30 

thru August 6th, 9 30am 7Pm 28400 

Kirkside Lane, 1 black east off 

Farmington Road between 12 4 13 

Mfle Roads 

CUSTOM made draperies, 2 sets, 

9'6" x 7' wide. 84" long Wlite mr* 

able under drapes, gold puDbacks 

on padded rod. excellent condition. 

$250 353-5510 

HOUSEHOLD furniture, for sale, 

Movmg to Florida caB between 1-6 

pm 62*5860 



WATER BED, purchased from 

Fluid Dynamics Corp, king size, 

complete, includes heater 645-1281 

COUCH 4 Chair, Heavy vkiyl com- 

mercial type, kitchen table k 

chairs 96*2402 

LOVELY LIVING Room furniture, 

including 2 magnificent cut velvet 

loveseats, 2 gokf velvet arm chairs. 

1 highback black silk chair, lamps, 

slate top table 4 glass coffee tabW, 

all in top condition 865-2838 

BLOOMFIELD VlLLaGE movrg 

sale Thurs only 10 am 4 pm 164 

Waddington, hall seat dressers, 

desks, bed. ping pong table Are 

screen, wraught iron patio set, 

dhhea. lamps, ladder, much mhc 

that wont fit m new home 

FAMILY ROOM Sofa bveseat. 

glass tables, excellent condition, 

626-1662 

BEAUTIFUL wood frame, Mediter 

ranean sofa, black A gold velvet 

Excellent condition $235 5695037 

WEAVINGS. former art fatr exhib- 

itor (Charlevoix. BBAA) selling 

remaining pillows and hangings. 

aD half price, Fnday July 29 10-5 

4278 Old Dominion Ct . W 

Bbomfleld northwest of Orchard 

Lake and Walnut Lake Rds 

BREAKFRONT chra. 54". drop 

leaf table. 4 chairs, matching end 

table, excellent condition, best 

offer 55*2631 

BRIGHT OLIVE velvet chairs, tra 

dtional stvting very comfortable, 

never used $225. each. 5094349 

LEES I00*t nylon carpet, mow 

green A 1 condition, sacrifice $150 

85 sq yds 569-1593 

LIVING room set, 3 pieces, 6 

months old brown 4 orange fur 

cost $1,500 new. must sacrifice; 

also tables, dinette set Color TV 19 

portable 3 months old Washer 4 

dryer $35 each Dresser, $40 . 

also Misc household items 4 

plants Call Tues 4 after 611-7979 

Discounts Decounts D n counts 

BIRMINGHAM RESALE SHOP 

ANNUAL SUMMER SAlf 

See What A Dollar Will Buy 

ALL SUMMER CLOTHING 

LADIES 4 GIRLS shorts slacks, 

blouses, dresses, shoes jewelry 

ALSO M E N & BOYS 

CLOTHING 

BIRMINGHAM RESALE SHOP 

319 E BROWN 

2 blks S of Woodward 4 Maple (15 

Mile Rd ). 3rd bldg on Brown St.. 

W off Woodward * 

OPEN Mon thru Sat 1*5 

PARK IN REAR 

BROYHILL dmine room set, baby 

crib, Kitchenaide diwhwasher. 

553-4585 

ITALIAN STYLE Sofa, gold 4 

green velvet quilt-frulwood finah, 

$250 Rockford stereo cabinet, 

early American, 3 pieces. $325 

34*6564 

MOVING OVERSEAS Cherry 

wood Italian Provincial bedroom 

set piano with bench, arm 

chair .much more 352-4435 

MOVING Must Sell Refrigerator. 

Freezer, Gas Stove Portable Dah- 

washer, Bedroom Set, Kichen Set, 

Sofa Dai ing set Sleep Sofa Rea- 

sonable 23051 Harding, Oak Park 

968-8576 

OUTDOOR SOFA white frame, 

vinyl cushion chaise lounge, 

chrome 4 glass lamp table, excel- 

lent condition 567-9148 

RjEED 4 Barton sterling silver 

ware 8 place settings and servsig 

pieces 541 1024 

WGODARD Wrought iron sofa, 

chaiir, 4 square table excellent con 

dition Misc items After 10AM 

Ml 6-4050 

BLACK, Naugahyde founge chair 

and ottoman 7 ft couch, yellow 

and green check Traditional 

Upholstered chair yellow and 

green marble top lamp table with 

wood base, lawn sweeper for tow 

ing call after 5 PM S2M457 

"FURNITURE/GARAGE SALE 

645 Campus Rd Rochester July 

29 10am-4pm 652 1781 74" Baker 

loose cushioned sofa beautiful con 

dition Wicker loveseat 4 cushion 

2 Occasional chairs black 4 white 

ticking Grinnell Black Console 

Piano 4 bench 5 yean old Shera 

ton Secretary Pmg Pong table Old 

walnut butterfly dropieaf table 

needs refinishing 4 Itafian ladder 

back chairs Schwmn girls 3 speed 

Miscellaneous chairs, headboards, 

tables, pictures, collectables Sears 

15 cu ft refrigerator 

HOUSEHOLD 

SALES 

ESTATE 

LIQUIDATIONS 

APPRAISALS 

Competently handled by 

K. & B. 

ASSOCIATES 

References 

569-0237 

WIDDICOMB 4 dining room side 

chairs, 2 host chairs with arms, 

gold upholstering. $125 647-4559 

CHAIRS, circa I930" 4 kitchen,' 6 

leather covered arm. 2 maple 

Night stand large trunk 25850 Bee 

cham off II Mile between Middle- 

belt Inkster 

EIGHT piece off white French bed 

room set. two Spanish green 

crushed velvet chairs, half round, 

one contemporary rust couch, call 

352-8288 

COMPLETE hving room furniture 

to sell Call after 6 Exceflent condi- 

tion 356-7619 

709 Household Goods Wayne County 

GROSSEILE ESTATE 

MOVING SALE 

Telephone calls 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. only 

— 675-0511® Personal viewing by 

appointment4-8 p.m. 

Fruitwood buffet serving cart, casters: upholstered 

button-back lounge chair, apricot: upholstered small 

lounge chair in blue-green: olive-green leather swivel 

adiustable desk chair 

One Baker-light walnut twin headboard and side rails 

One Honduras mahogany carved headboard and side 

rails, night stand and mirror. 

Blond Drexel knee-hole desk with credenza-style 

finished back Antioue desk—curio cabinet 

combination, dark walnut Two walnut upholstered 

benches 

Widdicomb contemporary, dining room table. 62x38 

with two 18-inch filler leaves, six linen upholstered 

chairs, slipper chair upholstered. Channel-back 

lounge chair, blue-green tone 

Durigold 12-piece place setting with additional 12 

teaspoons. 10 demi-tasse 14 serving pieces, seven 

serving units. 

Black lacguered Oriental table 19 3 * high. 22x16 Black 

lacquered Oriental bench. 17-inches high. 24x15 

cushion 

One silver plate tea service tray. 25x15 and five-piece 

tea service: sugar, creamer, waste bowl, coffee and tea 

pot. 

Small Chippendale pull-up chair Antique hand-carved 

dining room square table with 7 leaves, extends to seat 

32. six chairs. 

Also numerous miscellaneous items. 

V 



CHANGING TABLE, hjgh rfiao- 

table, glider, 3 speed girl's bike, 

wicker chair and table, square cof- 

fee table, Blonde dinette table 

5»«*13 

FINE FURNITURE by Dunbar 

and Directional and some custom 

pieces Chairs, sectional sofa Par 

son table and mirror, claw bench, 

dining room buffet 3 months old 

851-7434 

LEAVING STATE-S year dryer, 

power mower, kitchen set. tires, 

bkes and much more 567 1 289 

BLUE 4 GREEN tufted back sofa 

Henredon, Bke new, French Cabr 

lole arm chair, blue 4 gold stripes, 

blue traverse drapes for bay win 

dow, also matching tiebacks. 

valances, great condition, best 

offer 646-2219 

FULLY Reconditioned chrome col^ 

lapsible wheel cKair, wlh elevated 

leg rest, $125, electrical hospital 

bed. fuD size rails, $350: bedside 

commode $20. new floating air mat 

tress $110; donut $10, water pillow 

$15 Complete set $500 642 7 239 

FINE auality furniture: livmg. din 

ing, bedroom Accessories CaD for 

appointment 62M988 


Wayne County 

FURNITURE Sale and antiques 

19361 Wakendon, Redford Thurs 

thru Tues July V thru Aug 7 

STEREO, sofa, small electric appli 

ances. garden tools slide projec 

tor. floor fan 453-6031 

BEAUTIFUL yellow twr bed dres 

ser, mirror, night stand Crib, baby 

items hidebed must sell 4254125 

FURN ITU RE Maple Hutch seir 

ing machine, disnes, desks, too 

many items to list, 15760 Doris. 4 

blocks west of Middle Belt, north 

of 5 Mile. 9 to 9 July 28th thru 

August 2 

BROYHILL Early American gold 

couch and chair $200 Call after 6 

PM 591-6369 

SOFABED and matching chair 

greyish blue. exceDent conditon, 

$125. grev tub chair, $10, caD 

535-3428 

CARPETING 37 yds, green scroll 

design, very good 522 1 412 

S?\LE SALE 

Ltv Rm Sets 2 pc new $109, $119 

Bedroom Seta $59 $69 

Bedroom Sets, new $109 $129 

Sofa Beds, new $79 

Bunk Beds, new $49 $59 

Hollywood Frames $8 95 

Hollywood Bed. comp $47 

Tables End Tables $3 $5 $7 

Desks $17 $19. %V 

Gas 4 Electric Stoves $39 $49 

Refrigerators 

Lamps, new $5. $7. $9 

Chests 4 Dressers $17. $23 $29 

Mattresses $21. $23. $29 

Beds $10 $15 

Dinette Sets, new $39 

Sofa 4 Chair, new Here , $129 

Credit We Deliver 

New and Used Furniture 

BARGAIN HOUSE FURNITURE 

21741 Fenkell fc>t Lahser) 

Bank Cards Accepted 

Store Hrs 9 30 to 5 30 PM 

LIMED OAK BEDROOM ful bed 

dresser, large mirror 4 chest $125 

After 6pm, Saturdav 4 Sunday 

455 9264 

AIR CONDITIONER. 8 Milimeter 

f ro lector, full set Encyclopedia 

ull set camping equipment, 

freezer chest twin bed headboards, 

refrigerator. 2 bowling baDs. Mon 

roe calculator. Lane cedar chest 

power tools Call 453-4686 or349-6685 

QUILTS My quality handmade 

quilts all sizes 4 pMenwork items 

Now available at Bed V Stead 

Shop, 6 Forest Place Plymouth 

455-7380 

BEAUTIFUL 55 gal Aquarium, 

complete set up fish included 

Must see to appreciate $250 

427-2454 

ARMOIRE, dresser mirrors night 

stand, headboard fits double or 

queen. Thomasville Traditional 

Walnut, excellent condition 425-5573 

MUST SELL, Heritage mediterra 

nean sofa. 4 Heritage cane back 

chairs, with pad. oak Drexel dinng 

table. 72 x 36, Shittam wood cock 

tall table, lazy boy chair, sofa and 

matching chair. or 

Trail area Starts Saturday 11 A 

M - until " 

SPANISH Mediterranean Walnut 

bedroom set Dresser, chest 4 bed 

Very good condition BASSETT 

Spanish Mediterranean Walnut bed 

room set Dresser chest 4 bed 

Very good condition 52^1456 

MUST SELL Coppertone gas 

stove $125. wrought iron/black 

leather 5 piece dinette 4557058 

HOUSEHOLD SALE, Sat 4 Sun , 

Antiques Sofa Chairs, Buffet, 

Tables Lamps. Dresser Upright 

Piano. Clothine. Plants. Pictures 

Glassware, 10 Speed Bfce 4 Much 

More' Plymoutn Newburgh 2 

houses past Fire Station 38000 

Plymouth Rd . Ltv 464 3 398 

BEDROOM set bed. double dres 

ser night stand very reasonable 

good condition, 425-7305 

RED Wing couch print wing chair, 

$25 each Silver 5 piece tea set, 

International Silver Co $350 

Plvmouth 456-7236 

DRESSERS, desks, wooden chairs, 

tables and office chairs Sewing 

machine Saturday 11425 Auburn 

dale, Livonia 3614378 

THOMASVILLE dropieaf, cherry 

wood, pads, armchair side chair 

Duxbury $160 «9 2S47 

BEDROOM SET, MedSerrean like 

new commode 4 Headboard (or 

double or queen Double mrrors 

reasonable 937 4358 

DINETTE, White pedastal swivel 

chairs. $145 581-6367 

FURNITURE SALE 

Bedroom set lamps chairs 4 

Misc 5885 Wayne Rd 2 bks N of 

Ford Rd 72*4394 

FINE GIRL'S Bedroom famBure 

by Stanley. 3 years old. 8 pieces 

Bedspreads, etc . exceDent condi 

tion 4215971 

ARMCHAIRS, chrome wlh Beige 

naugahyde from barber shop $5 

eash, each, very good condition 

Metal shop desk, $5 4214794 

GIRL'S white bedroom set, double 

dresser, mirror, desk, hutch, chair, 

twin or double bed Dinette, white 

formica table 6 high back pedestal 

? reen chairs. Girl's green Schwnn 

speed bike. 4254623 

COFFEE TABLE, matching end 

table, buffet mirror, Hexagon 

table, 2 pedestal chatrs porta ole 

typewriter, Polaroid camera 

455 1254 

ESTATE SALE, Hepplewhite 

mahogany dining room, custom liv- 

ing; room bedroom, ironrite. much 

more Carpets TU2-I703 

FOUR piece antique blue bedroom 

set complete, double. $150 4557918 

COUCH. Floral print $30~Fi*7~oil 

space heater 250 gal tank $100 

Complete 961 2682 

ITALIAN Provincial dinng room 

set, table, 6 chairs breakfront 

Cherrv $600 or best offer 837 3079 

GE ELECTRIC range n gold, 

new, $250 Admiral 16 rch color 

TV with stand $76, Sylvama TV 

color, 21 inch floor model $175, 

459-1913 

BEDROOM set early 1930 s 

cherry, vanity, chest bed Spindle 

bed frame 2 Ethan ADen end 

tables 4 magazine rack After 4 P 

M 261 4063 

SOLID Oak bedroom set Head 

board, triple dresser, night stand 

with slate top. armoire $525 

336 9159 

RED Velvet sofa 86 in good condi- 

tion $50 Brovhill dming room 

table, $75 5374362 

BEAUTIFUL modem 9 pc solid 

elm dm ing room set. Sxe new. 

$275 4257 444 

MOVING SALEReduced prices 

twin bedroom set. dinette set, 

tables, lamps pictures, mtsc 

464-0164 

MEDITERRANEAN Grouping 2 

black velvet chairs 4 cocktail 

table, 2 bar stools 2 red leather 

Barca lounges, $350 or best offer 

464-7879 

WAREHOUSE 

SALE 

ALL NEW FURNITURE 

Odd Chest $39 9 5 

Bunk Beds $59 95 

Hollywood Beds $109 9 5 

Odd Ook Hutches $29 95 

Mattresses $29 95 

BED-N-BUNK 

Sleep Shoppe Inc 

25014 Plymouth Rd 

3 Blks W of Telegraph 

KE 1-1740 

THINGS IN THE ATTIC"' 

Consignment Re-Sale Shop 

Good used furn wanted 4 antiques 

276 S Main, Plymouth 459 5097 

DREXAL Duncan Phyfe large size 

mahogany drop leaf table 5 

leaves, 4 shield oack chairs, 42 in 

chma, 56 in buffet, lots of storage, 

asking $900 834-0232 

MICRO WAVE oven kitchen table 

and chairs, living room furniture. 

422 7 054 

HERCULON couch 4 chair, black 

4 white plaid. 2 yrs old. $125 

349 0753 

ZENITH Console Stereo AMEM & 

record player excellent speakers, 

walnut finish $50 427 3637 

TEAKWOOD couch 4 cushions, vel 

low shas rug 9x12 5 kitchen 

chairs, blue desk 4 chair CaD 

after 5 P M or weekend 464 1591 

BOOKCASE, good for stereo com 

ponents, excellent condition $150 

422-3177 

DAY BED. $45 Bookcase $20 

Dresser, $15 Coffee Table $15 

Gas Stove $45 False Brick Fire 

place $45 Orange Shag Rug, $15 

427-4713 

RED FORMICA Chrome kitchen 

table 3x4 $10 KE 7 7571 

TWIN BED set, complete nicht 

stand 4 chest 2 living room tables 

with leather tops 3611558 

LIVING room furniture French 

Provincial 3 piece sofa $125 3 

tables. $120 2 chairs. $45 2 lamps 

CO ALso Colonial couch, 3 tables 2 

lamps, excellent condition. 464 7967 

EXTENSOLE table wth 5 chairs 

never been used paid $469 sell for 

$300 LA 6-5235 

MOVING out of state, must sell fur 

niture appliances, color TV com 

bmation and misc 4767930 

DISHES, octagon shaped Full set 

including serving pieces Beautiful 

brass fireplace fixtures Sturdy 

maple singV bed frame Blender 

chest of drawers. 4 old wooden 

chairs Scott push lawn mower 

525-4407 

METALMASTERS formra dining 

room set 4 padded chairs, hutch 

china cabiaet opens to 7 ft wth 

built in leaf Cost $800. sell $400 

326 1870 

710 Misc. For Safe 


A BIG ATTIC SALE 10 000 25c 

items. 1000 picture frames, abo 

antique collectables guns, jewelry, 

paper items, on Long Lake Road 

one block west of Crooks Ji* 29 

30 31 

SOUTHFIELD MOVING. Garage 

Sale, Thursday. Friday, Saturday 

20491 Secluded Lane, enter sub 

from Evergreen and Midway or 

Lahser ana 8Mi Mile Road 

SUPER Garage Sale Furniture, 

bathroom sink msceDaneous Sat 

urday July 30 10 AM to 5 PM 327 

Greenwood Birmingham 

GARAGE SALE Thuni Fn Julv 

28. 29 9 AM 5 PM Some 

antiques, furniture, toys, mis 

celTaneous 888 Oakland. Birming 

ham Between Hunter 4 Adams 

WORLD'S First moonlight garage 

sale Thurs- 6 to 10 pm Fri Sat 9 

to 5 Baby clothes, and furniture 

Upright freezer, carpeting cloth 

ing, toys, many other items WOO 

E Dartmoor, 1 block W of Inkster 

S of Maple (15 Mfle) 

MOVING SALE Diimg room 

table and chairs. Infant's bedroom 

set. Early American queen size bed 

room set. kitchen table and chairs, 

washer and dryer, misc lems 

After 6PM 6244684 

YARD SALE Saturday?JuK 30th. 

9 to 9. Everthing Household goods 

to plants and car parts 3463 

Crooks, north of 16 Mfle 

GARAGE SALE Bunk Bed girl's 

bfce. toys, etc 1075 Oxford, Bir 

mingham Saturday Only. 10AM 

4PM 

LARGE Stainless steel pool filter 4 

pool accessories 288-3773 

MOVING SALE - furniture, garden 

tools, competition ski boots, etc 

Must seD Thurs Fri. Sat , 9-5 PM 

1627 N Bretton Dr. Christian 

Hflls, Rochester 

SUPER garage sale. Child's etee- 

trte organ, ticrcle. garden tools, 

dishes, Unens. TV trays, fabrics, 

cabinets, games, cloth mg furni- 

ture, refrigerator k muni, much 

mora. July MJt, 7N Wotvtew. 

Bloomfield Mils, east of Wood- 

ward. north M Long Lake 

710 Misc. For Sale 


CRIB, complete. $35, 13 inch 

cycle $4. Inchworm $4 6414463 

HAMMOND chord organ fumture 

antique baby go carl, mis- 

cellaneous household items 646-7J07 

GARAGE SALE Lathrup Vllage 

Fri. Sat, 10AM-5PM Antiques, high- 

chair, GM toddler carseat. clothes 

misc 28541 Eldorado. 12 Mfle. 

Southfield area 

HOTPOINT double oven. $* GE 4 

burner top, like new, $110 GE Pot 

scrubber dishwasher, like new 

$135 Stainless steel double sink 

with Delta faucet, $40 36 in fiber 

glass shower 3 piece, never 

installed, $115 Go Cart, needs 

work, $35 Small ceramic sink, $15 

646-3226 

THREE FAMILY garage sale 

tools, chemicals, laboratory sup 

pfies, flasks, bicycles, TV radio 

stereo photographic equipment 

Leica enlarger, skis boots, hockey 

equipment skates, toys, books, 

games old shutters, attic fan. 

anvil prints antique clock furni- 

ture. etc Sat Sun 104 684 South 

Field Rd Birmingham 

FIVE FAMILY GarageSalejcollec 

tables, glassware, dishes, old toy 

train, oak chairs, portable stereo 

lawn furniture, hosehold items 

starting Fn 29271 Glencastle Ct 1 

block off Middlebelt between 10-11 

Mile Rd 

GARAGE" SALE back to school 

sizes 2 16 misc toys. Aug 1.2.3 10^ 

3. 1330 E Fair view Lane Roches 

ter. W of Livernois. N of Trnken 

MOVING SALE Zenith Console 

stereo, AM FM radio Spanish bed 

room set Provincial fiving room 

furniture and accessories Large 

desk 626-.1M5 

GIANT garage sale. Thurs Fnday 

Saturday. 11 5 33125 Kirby 2 

blocks S of 8 Mile off Farmmeton 

Cloths toys kitchen fixtures lawn 

mower. Much misc 

TERRIFIC Garage Sale .Six South 

field families Clothes baby chil 

dren, adults All babv equipment 

GM infant seat appliances toys 

desk, cabinet, glass tub enclosure, 

chrome table bass, silver, chma 

curtains, lamps, antiques much 

more 21245 Independence corner 

Paul Revere, enter Winchester 4 

Lahser 

GARAGE SALE Thnisdav and 

Fnday. 10 AM to 5 PM 3103 Glen 

view Royal Oak Corner of Essex 

13 Mile and Crooks roads 

GARAGE SALE 

LOTS OF GOOD STUFF 

4691 Haddington Bloomfield Hills 

1 block W of Adams and Wattles 

Turn South on Burnley 2 blocks to 

Haddington Follow signs Fn and 

Sat July 29 and 30 9 AM lo 5 I'M 

HALL & HUNTER INC 

REALTORS 

644 3500 626-5900 

BEAUTIFUL CHINA Lamps, crys- 

tal. art objects Karastan rugs, pr 

tures neealepointe purse, etc 

644 1069 

GARAGTrSALE ~ Thurs" Fri Sat 

10-5 PM Water skis snow skis 

antiaues clothing, baby needs 

small furniture misc 3350 MacNv 

chol Trail S of Long Lake F 

Orchard Lake 

HUGE garage sale Baby equip 

ment. maternity, infant, adult 

clothing, bicycle, sweeper oven 

broiler, toaster oven: jewelry, 

crafts, suitcases, lamps skates, 

books etc July 29 thru 31 37255 

Tncia. Sterling Heights North off 

16 Mile 

WEST BEVERLY HILLS Garage 

Sale. Baby furniture clothing 

Misc Skis Evervthmg Must Go 

18630 Warwick 

BACKYARD SWNG SET Reason 

able 644 7 245 

FIBBER MI-GEE'S Closet Salr" 

24408 Rougecrest. Southfield Julv 

29,30 Fn Sat 10 AM 6PM. 

356-0280 

DIAMOND ring 1 27 carats, mar 

quis shape imperfect 14 karat 

white gold $250 642 5 360 

GARAGE SALE. July 2M0 Open 

10 AM Children clothes bikes fur 

nture Misc Items 1990 Lvster 

Lane Corner of John R. l.ystcr 

Lane 1 block North of Square 

Lake Rd 

GARAGE 4 TENT SALE Saturday 

and Sunday 1776 Derby 4 mfle 

east of Adams Appliances 4 home 

furnishings 

GARAGE SALE, good quality 

Infant toddler clothing, toys plus 

household Saturday Julv 30 94 

PM, Sunday July 31. 12« PM 1353 

Catalpa Rochester 

GARAGE SALE July^2829. Maple 

Cnb Misc 2349 KnsUn W Mile 

North Big Beaver West off ('l- 

Klge 

SWIMMING pool. 18 ft large filter 

4 ladder, heavv guage liner never 

used 474 7662 

THOMASVILLE dming furniture 

round table lighted breakfront Sac 

rifice $975 24 in color Zenith TV 

$125 9x12 shag rug $25 Toy tram 

Chopping hlock dinette set $195 

Miscellaneous 644 1117 

GARAGE SALE 14 Mile 4 South 

fieH 1180 Norfolk Birmmhgam 

Antiques household terns walnut 

twin bed Fridav Saturday.10 AM 

4PM 

GARAGE SALE Fnday. 10 to 

5PM 663 Rolling Rock Bloomfield 

Hills in Fox Hill Sub 

GARAGE SALE Thurs Fn sat 

15674 Buckingham Beveriv Hills 

From 8AM-4PM 

GARAGE SALE July 30 3 1 22760 

Manning subdivision South of 

Farmington Post Office Womens 

clothing sizes 7 11, mens clothing 

Small appliances, Ras fireplace 

logs other misc treasures 

GARAGE SALES in Emerald Lake 

Sub. on Lvster Lane off John R 

between Square Lake Rd 4 South 

Boulevard, Blue Sofa 4 Matching 

chairs, redwood picnic set, antique 

Tinned Pie Safe kitchen cupboard 

marble top oak washstand, walnut 

hall tree, 4 miscellaneous small 

items July 29-31 9am4pm 

GOLF Cart mens chjlw will sell 

separately, golf shoes mens 8 C 

Good Scott's hand lawn mower 

6444299 

GARAGE sale Tires steel belted 

radial - size LR 7815 fits 76 sta 

tion wagon, furniture drapes, ms 

cellaneous 9-4 Thursday, Fnday 

17136 Locherbie, east ofT Southfield 

between 1314 Mile Rd 

GARAGE SALE Thursday 4 

Friday 10am-5pm 7135 North Tra 

thon. West Bloomfield Many items 

including furniture 4 designers 

clothes sizes MO Enter Sub by 

turning west onto Bnar Cliff Knoll 

off of Middlebelt between 14 4 15 

Mile then right onto North Trath 

ton * 

Resale Boutique 

Encore II & Fall 

Here & "Very Now 

Consign your quabty clothmg, furs, 

accessones, Jewelry. Jr sizes, an- 

tiques and objects dart 

2478 ORCHARD LAKE RD 

(1 mile W Telegraph) 

Open Tues thru Sat 

10 AM • 5 PM 

682-3200 

Consignments by appt, please 

GARAGE SALE, Friday Only 7456 

Cathedral. W of Telegraph 

GARAGE SALE, Sunday-Monday. 

SHOO Longcrest. Southfield. home, 

baby, toddler items, new ladies 3 

speed . Sam-9pm 

BASEMENT SALE Friday. Satur- 

day. Sunday. July ». M. Sl. 10 AM 

•PM Antiques and uaad furniture, 

large sale with nearly new washer 

and dryer, round oak tabic, set of 

chairs, sofas, baby bed, tots mare. 

HO Iron wood. In Rochester, Great 

Oaks, off University and VaKon 

i >- 

710 Misc. For Salt 

Oddand County 

ARTIST MOVING Studto under 

construction Sell or Bum' Part- 

ing sculpture and some studio sup 

plies July »,30,31 Rato date the 

following weekend Friday Satur 

day 9AM 5PM Sunday. 9AM4PM 

1133 Pmehurst, Royal Oak east of 

Crooks between 12 4 13 Mie 

MOVING SALE Saturday Sunday 

115 , 25535 Dundee, Huntington 

Woods 2 blocks west of Woodward 

2 blocks south of Lkicoln Genuine 

Crewel covered sofa 4 3 matchkig 

chairs Country French dining 

room set with server Tables 

lamps, sofa dark pine bedroom set 

with desk Miscellaneous iems 

GARAGE SALE Saturday-Sunday 

104 Antique bar partinp ir con 

d it loners, childs wooden kitchen set 

$100 Toys clothmg books 3638 

MacNk-hol Trail off Long Lake 

Road Pine Lake Estates 

GARAGE sale West Beverly Hlls 

18856 Hillcrest (west of Southfield 

between 13 14 Mile Rd I Mb 

cellaneous household items Fnday 

4 Saturday 10 A M 5P M 

MOVING Household Sale Chairs 

tables dressers dmrng room set. 

couches silverware mis 

cellaneous 17283 LouBe. South 

field 557 0454 

GARAGE SAl.E-Gravely Mhptrac 

tor 50 inch mower. Paradome 

screen house 10 ft cham link dog 

kennel 12 ft artificial fireplace, 

typewriter, tape recorder rockmg 

chair, misc Thurs Fri JUly 

28.29 10 AM 7 PM 635 East Big 

Beaver Rd Troy East of Roches 

ter Rd 

HUGE 4 Family Garage Sale. 21444 

Green view Rd 2 blocks West South 

field between 8^9Mfle 

SATURDAY 4 SUNDAY Juh 30 4 

31, 9am4pm furniture, small elec 

trie appliances clothes lamps 4 

small brtc^hrac 5831 Spruce Dr 

Birmingham Between Franklin 4 

Telegraph 

GARAGE SALE Metal Kichen 

CabmeLs Julv 28 24715 Lathrup 

2hlks South 10 Mile lb» East 

Southfield 

POOL 15 ft above grounid wlh ni 

ter cleaner and ladders $75 

644-5384 

SALE A THON Insulated pitchers 

$1 each Piano Kirby vacuum 

snow tires drapes spreads pr 

tures decor items Sharp Jr stze 

clothes handcrafted pottery. B-B-Q 

grill electric stove carpeting 

toys books, boys bike baby furni 

ture clothes misc Fn Sat till 6 

pm 544 E Southlawn Brmmg 

nam off 14 Mile between South 

field and Woodward near Prrce 

GARAGE SALE 21816 Whiltineton 

east of Middle belt south of Shia 

wassee, clothmg furniture tools 

motor parts outboard motoni and 

manv mar items Julv 29 36 31 

10-4 I'M 

GARAGE sale Mm bike vacu 

urns exercise bike National Geog 

raphics kits more Friday 9-5 30 

Saturdav 9 12 34336 Glouster 

Circle Earmington 14 Farm 

ington 

BASEMENT SALE Furniture 

paintings, odds 4 ends Fnday. Sat 

urdav 23031 Tuck Drive. Mxldle 

belt 4 9 Mile area 

GARAGE SALE Sunday only Juh 

31 9 AM 5 PM AD kitchen ware 

dishes utensils etc clothmg toys 

misc items some antiques 211 

Lowell Court off Chesterfield 4 

(Quarton Rd 

TWEEDED Shag blue red 4 

cream. 9x12 new rug cancelled 

from client from design studio 

647-5234 

BARN SALE _ T0AM4i'M Fnday 

Sat Sun . antiques paintings 

frames furniture clothing house 

hold itams $>Kuth east corner Mid 

dlebelt 4- -n Mile Rd 

GIRLS clothmg T2 «X Juner 

sees H0 Dresses 4 coats 2'xlO 

steel pool liner cover $25 524 2495 

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formation CALL 

268-1879 

GARAGE sale 3 famiies 1600 

Bowers Birmingham south of 

Maple off Adams July 29 30 9 30 

5 Antiques household items fumi^ 

ture baby items old hooks pamt 

mgs 4 much more 

OARAGE SALE clothesevenmg 4 

day time cupper 4 braas ware 

lawn mowers furniture some 

antiques books etc July 30 4 31 

15 PM 24455 Mill Stream Lane 

Novi off 10 Mile Grand River 

GARAGE SALE' Thursday. Fnday 

4 Saturday 4495 Burnley 

Bloomfield Hills North Adams 

Wattles Area Clothes toys. Iron 

nte Ironer 

GARAGE SALE Movmg FuniK 

ture tent, table saw Mac Items 

Fn-Sat 10-2PM 27720 Red Rrver 

Dr North of 11 Mile. E of Ever 

green 

MOVING SALF 4159 Wakiut HI I 

north of Waddles Rd off Adams 

Fn Sat Sun July 29-31 Furrih 

ture etc 

BEATTTTFI!L assortment of baby 

items hargain priced 563-3195 

GARAGE SALE 2 Famiies Baby 

Needs, Toys. Variety of Household 

Misc 2599 Manchester. Btrmsig 

ham .(between 15 16 Mie 4 Cool 

idge 4 Eton I. Fn 4 Sat JuK 29 

30 10 AM -4 PM 

GIRLS French provmcial bedroom 

suite white 4 jjold triple dresser 

with mirror night stand spmdle 

bed dressing table $200 oil pamt 

ings light fixtures other lems 

cheap $424134 

GARAGE SALE 9AM "to 6 PM 

Thursday . Friday. Saturday 5054 

Dayton brive Trov North of Long 

Lake, between John R and 

Dequindre off Blair 

GARAGE sale movtog many odds 

4 ends 4 clothmg 1*81 Nadol 

Southfield near 9 Mfle Evergreen 

intersection Saturday, Sunday 

GARAGE SALE 4 famiies. Fn . 

Sat July 22 4 23 10am-4pm Sofj 

$30 tables furniture, baby lems. 

books. ZJ7 Carter St Troy North 

of Wattles West of Livernots 

GIGANTIC Garage Sair refrig 

ator bicycle Thursday, Friday. 

Saturday July 28 2» 30 J?*7 

North Adams Road. Bloomfield 

Hills Between Wattles and Big Bea 

ver 

AIR CONDITIONER" Chrysler 

9 000 BTU for sliding windows, ISO 

477-1468 

GARAGE 4 Yard sair 3 famiies 

Hundreds of items Plus freezer 

dresser, bght fixtures targe hand 

braided rug. antiques Thursday 4 

Friday only 2877 Bay Dr. W 

Bloomfield Off Willow Rd 

GARAGE SALE - Fri only, cloth 

ing bargains (121 Canmoor off Sq 

Lake Rd between CrookaLiver 

nois 

GARAGE SALE Froeser. Ham 

mond chord organ, water ska Gar- 

den Mark edger, fogger. Broil 

itizer heaters, record player 

bulletin boards, miscelaneous Sat 

10 AM S PM . 4ZStWeybridge Dr. 

Fox Hills; off Opdyke 

GARAGE SALE. Furniture, 

antiques, oak swivel chair C|$ Ken 

nesaw. Birmingham Off North 

Adams Thurs . Fri t AM - $ PM 

MECHANIC and Household garage 

sale Auto parts frooi HM MM 

Drake, Farmington W of Gil. N 

of 8 Mile 

GARAGE SALE antkiaea. » yr 

accumulation of goodies btlaM 

trundle bed. bke new. J ate a. ». 

M. M MS?t Bradford CC. Sooth 

fleM. Beacon 8q. East f " 

'•4- 

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1*?* 1R.W.G4C) TTiureday, July 28, 1977 

710 Mi$c. For Sole 


GARAG.5 4 Movtog sale, home fur- 

nnhaigs. : TV's hid**-bed and 

manv other misc Kemt TM70 

Edtoburgh, Southfield Thurs. Fri. 

Sat , July 28.29 ,J« Green Dolphin 

Square, off 9 Mile. W of Teie 

graph 

MOVING SALE' July ® JO 31 

10 J0am-«pm din rig room, lawn 

equipment. miscellaneous 4415 

bamb*r|#|n Dr Bloomfield Town- 

ship. between 14 4 15 Mfle wt*t off 

Wing Lake Rd 

AFR CONDITIONER 18.800 BTU"s, 

uses 229. cools entire house 1100 

Evenings 8J8-5I51 

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Start now with material from 

The Doll Hospital 

4 

Toy So'dier Shop 

Enter our SUMMERTIME GIVE- 

AWAY 11500 worth of prites * 

weekly grfl certificates It s FREE 

"47 12 Mile. Berkley, LI >-3115 

GARAGE SALE, Saturday Juty 30 

Mpm 15*4 Pierce. Bffmrgnam. 

Between 14 4 15 MUe Rds 

REDECORATING My Home, For 

Sale I 7*ft Sofas, 1 Upholstered 

Lounge chair Beautiful 13*lJsqJt 

Shag area rug including pad 

Round Walnut console table Call 

anytime after SPM Ask for Herb 

987 3922 

HUGE GARAGE Sale Thursday, 

Fndwv only Rain or Vine Large 

braided rug, tables. chists. trunks, 

rockersj beds lamps chairs much 

more 48735 IT Mile Rd near Beck 

Rd Nwvi 

GARAGE SALE—4 famfly gigantic 

say Furniture, bikes toys, apph 

ances hke new adults * childrens 

clothlH(t some antiques, misc 

Something for everyone M0 Wey 

bridge Fox Hills Sub near Square 

Lake off Opdyke Thurs 4 Fn 

'AM 

GARAGE SALE, Precision Tools 

miscellaneous household, all kkids 

of (tyCA, indicators dnlls. centers, 

etc Saturday. July 30. Stfiday. 

July 31 9AM 1530 Kirkwav 

Bloomfield Hills West ol Tele 

graph and Long Lake 

GARAGE moving Sale Some Fur 

nture small items, antiques, first 

lime ever Sale 1572 Penntstone 2 

blks E of Woodward N from 14 

Mile Thurs Fri 4 Sat 9 AM-5 

PM 

i.ARAGE SALE fumture, dinette 

set. household items Fnday k Sat 

20340 Wildhern 2 blocks north of 12 

Mile, one block west of Evergreen 

BASEMENT SALE 2 maple" cap 

tar's chairs (arberware cooker 

bbq Weber odd tables, odd 

Chairs**' filing cabmet, 21770 Wki 

cheater Southfield Lahser. IIW 

Mile 1-4 

GARAGE SALE some furniture 

1(M Thurs Fri, Sat Sun 340 

High Street Northville 

OIL Tank k Home Furnace Ol. 200 

gal excellent buy 6444806 

GARA'GF. SALE 2 famiies trailer 

for garden tractor, spreaders 

mowers, chairs adults and chil 

drens coats and other clothrg, 

baby Oungs weaving yarn, old 

trunk and much more Fn July 

29 10 AM SPM 4278 Old Domm 

ion Ct W Bloomfield r North 

Potomac Green 

710 Misc. For Safe 

Oddond County 

GARAGE SALE BtoomfieM house 

hatd items, tools, lumber, furni- 

ture. railroad ties, sporting goods 

314$ Woods id e Ct. off Green tree 

one block north of Long Lake at 

Adams Friday - Sunday 9-5 

GARAGE SALE Sal »AM. Lota of 

good furniture, bikes, Webber grill. 

Much More Sacrifice 2o034 

Beechaven, 12 -Evergreen 

GARAGE SALE, July 28 29 9 AM 

4 PM Antique Trunks Lamps. 

Dishes, Books. Clothes. Chairs, 

Misc No Pre-Sales 32503 Spruce- 

wood. S of 13 Mile between 

Orchard Lake & Farmington Rds 

GARAGE SALE Office Supplies. 

Clothing, Etc July 30. 31 » AM4 

PM 34740 Freeoom Rd. Farm- 

ington Hills 

GARAGE SaLE Fiesta dfciner 

ware, dolls, oak icebox, china cabi- 

nets. chair with carved faces, 

chma. glass, beer cans, lots of 

antiques, mlcellaneous junk 

Thurs Fri July 28. 29. 10 AM 8 

PM Farmington 30851 Rochelle 1 

bbek east Orchard Lake W block 

north 12 MUe Rd 

FIFTY year accumulation 

antiques, 7 piece din tog room set. 

tables, chairs, trunks, china plus 

household goods refrigerator 

freezer garden tools, books pic 

ture frames Friday, Saturday, Sun 

day IK 30. No pre sales, 19441 

Doraet. Southfield, north of 8 Mile 

on Evergreen. *ast on Magnolia to 

Dorset 

4 FAMILY garage sale, krg sized 

bedroom suite. RCA color TV Frig- 

idaire refrigerator, miscellaneous 

furniture Bicycle Crafts and cloth 

mg. books Friday k Saturday. 9 to 

5 PM 4938 Stoddard. Troy East of 

John R, south of Long I.ake 

GARAGE SALE. Sun. July 31. 11 

AM 5 PM stereo TV combination 

kitchen table, chairs, furniture, 

records, etc 1055 Lsicofci Ct, near 

Liicoln and Pierce. Birmmgham 

GARAGE SALE July 28 29 10AM 

7PM Toys, misc items 1 block 

north of 13 Mile, east off Drake 

35344 Muer Cove Farmkigton Hflls 

BIRMINGHAM GARAGE Sale. 

Friday k Saturday 29th k 30t> fur 

niure, games, toys, bicycles, txcel- 

lent condition 8940 Wood bank 

828 1862 

ROUND DINING TABLE 52m w*h 

4 high back chairs SpanBh style 

J125 Sofa Brown Corauroy 7 1 * ft 

long $125 645-2878 

18 KT. 

GOLD CHAINS 

Priced Incredibly Low! 

For Appointment Gall: 

335 9304 

BASEMENT SALE 2 Maple Red 

Captain Chairs, 2 tables, Farber 

ware Cooker, Webber Barbercue 

Metal Filing Cabinets Odd Chairs 

Between I-4PM 21770 Wrchester 

Southfield 11 3. 14743 

Yale. West of Farmmgton, South of 

5 Mile 

GARAGE SALE Fnday Satur 

day Sunday. Variety of itmes. 

including Baby items 8237 Gary, 

near Middlebelt and Ann Arhor 

Trail 

BASEMENT SALE July 28 thm 

Aug 3 . 30887 Stemhauer. Westland, 

2 blocks S of Cherry Hil. E of 

Merriman 

DIAMOND, ladies cocktail ring 

$240 Cash onlv Call before 1PM 

4785748 

GARAGE SALE S;i! Sun mnc 

household items, tools, ladies 

clothes size 10, 128858 Berwyn, 

Schoolcraft Beech area 

GARAGE SALE 11314 Loveland 

Liconia Power Mower, bikes, 

ladies, childrens 4 mens clothing, 

snow tires 4 miscellaneous items 

Near Plymouth 4 Farmmgton Rds 

Starts July 28th lOam^pm daily 

4218884 

SWIMMING Pool 24 ft diameter, 

filter ladder, cover, many extras 

Asking $300 421-6667 

GARAGE SALE, interior decora 

tion clothes, toys and many mnc 

items Priced to sell ourk 98 Fri 

thru Sun South of Plymouth. East 

of Middlebelt 9920 Garvett 

MULT1 family garage sale Lots of 

great buys including, dishes 

antiques, and tandem bike Thurs 

4 Fri .July 28 29 9610 Blackburn 

5 W of Plymouth and Merriman 

GARAGE SALE. Thursday and 

Fnday spindle headboawl king 

sized, two snowmobiles, children's 

toys and clothes, three car seats. 

43923 Orleans Canton. 4554483 


to 5PM, Furniture. Baby needs 

much more. 6165 Stonetree, Can 

ton. Ford Haggerty area 

14 FAMILY garage sale July 28-30 

95 PM, don t miss this one 29008 

Westfield near Middlebelt 4 W 

Chicago 

GARAGE sale New ahimmum gut 

ters crib complete, many mis 

cellaneous items 11427 Auburn 

dale, Livonia, starts Thursday 10 

A M 


Wayne County 

YARD SALE, Antiques, appliances. 

Misc 19530 Wentworih. Off Mkldle- 

belt 

24' POOL, filter, ladder, cover, pil- 

lows, $575 Drapes, valance, triple 

widths lined, red, custom. $80 

917-8931 

GARAGE SALE Misc hardware, 

household Thurs and Fri 10 to 5 

pm 35558 W 6 Mile Rd, Livonia 

No Pre-Sale 

GARAGE SALE, household goods, 

furniture, appliances, misc Satur 

day 4 Sunday, July 31-3 1 32547 

Judy Drive, off Sanford near Ann 

Arbor Rd.. Westland 

GARAGE SALE Fnday 4 Satur- 

day 14517 Arden Livonia, Stove, 

sofa. bar. Bunk Beds, Misc Go- 

Cart Jacket, Large. Lawn mower 

JUKE Boxes $775 and up Pool 

tables $195 and up Pkiballs $295 

and up Candy machmes $25 and 

up Cigarette machmes $175 and 

up Foos Balls $175 and up Pop 

vender can $295 561-8818 or 

274 3 874 

FOUR FAMILY Garage Sale. 

Thurs Fri Sat 32231 Bridge. Gar 

den Citv W of Merriman, North of 

Ford 

MOVING SALE dinmg room, bed 

room furniture, chairs, tables 

refrigerator, antiques. MBC 18352 

Fremont, 1 blk W Middlebelt 

North of Curtis Thurs-Sat 10AM 

AIR conditioner. Philco. excellent 

condition. II 000 BTU. $IS0 Akimi- 

num storm door, screen 4 glass 

complete. $35 261-3737 

HOUSEHOLD SALE, glass shower 

door, kitchen light fixtures, round 

maple 40 inch Formica table. Tap 

pen counter top range, (electric I. 

oven with cabinet, other misc 2 

Mersman Mediterranean wood end 

tables, with drawers and coffee 

table, $40 each Jamestown 

medium size solid cherry open 

hutch and drop leaf table, $450 

Wing back Colonial chair, $50 

44525 Clare Blvd near Sheldon, 

Plvmouth Thurs . Fn 453 8682 

FREE FILL Dirt - CaD 522 7524 

GARAGE SALE The One you have 

been waiting for All thmgs priced 

e*temely reasonable Clothes 

shoes, purses scarves, hats, Chi) 

dren 4 Infants wear air filter bur 

glar alarm, dishes. T upper ware 

toys, bikes, 97 1 750 Honda Motor 

cycle. 15665 Inkster Rd Livonia 14 

houses North of 5Mile Rd Thurs 

thru Sat I0AM8PM 

BIG GARAGE SALE starts July 29 

31 Garden tractor. Mag wheels 

atr conditioner lots of clothes all 

sizes, lots of misc Located at 28640 

Kathryn, Garden Citv between Ink 

Ster Rd A Middlebelt off Cherry 

Hill 

SUPER MOVING Sale 3 famiies 

good furniture pictures, lamps 

childrens clothing, refrigerator 

TV, toys, baby furniture, ice 

skates, swing set lawn mower 

much more July 30-31. 10-5 PM 

39870 Coronation, off Cherry Hill 

between Hix 4 Haggerty Brook 

side Village Sub 

GARAGE SALE. TkuniTEn 37529 

Ladywood Livonia Between 5 Mile 

- .6 Mile west of Newburgh 

THREE* FAMILY Garage Sale" 

July 28^30. Pool Accessones. Bowl- 

ing equipment, Women clothmg 54 

7. Some new Camera Pet sup 

E hes. Misc 32642 Fernwood. West 

ind 728-8670 


Wayne County 

ROUND redwood patio table, 54". 

umbrella and 4 benches ExceDent 

condition, $130 After 3 1594899 

GARAGE SALE-closing estate, 

kitchen set. $40. ski tems, movie 

equipment large formica counters, 

baby items, ouahty clothng, misc 

9563 Fenton. W of Telegraph, N of 

W Chicago 

MINI Bike 4hp new $175 Walnut 

crib complete $25 White basinet, 

excellent $10 Rubber Vman raft 

$25 Brigas riding lawn mower 7hp 

3 yrs old, $200 Size 6 girls *e 

skates 5 M ile-M iddlebek 421 7483 

YARD SALE Fri 4 Sat 9AM-9PM 

9900 Loveland Corner of Orange 

lawn 

MAMMOTH garage sale, movme 

south Christmas ornaments. fuB 

length Mink coat, antique dishes 

humidifier, bookcase headboard 

bed. matching night stand For- 

mica top dining table 16780 May 

field 2 blocks E Farmkigton Rd. 1 

bbek S 6 Mile, Thursday-Friday 

Saturday 8 AM July 28 29-30 

GARAGE SALE small appliances, 

household furnishings. Fnday 4 

Sat 31112 Dorais, between Merri 

man 4 Middlebelt north of 5 Mile 

LADIES 3 piece luggage, electric 

heater humidifier etc 4215034 

FRANKLIN stoves, cast iron 

includes grate, boot 4 damper, 

spark guard, barbecue, bean pot 

26 in $190 30 in . $230 27 in cast 

iron wood box heater $75 455-4088 

TRANSFERRED SOUTH Sturdy 

4 man tent baby dressing table 

Singer sewing machine, twin 

spindle bed frame poker table 

misc furniture men's business 

clothing 40 42 infant and toddler 

clothing toys After 6.30 or week 

ends 455 1104 

YARD SALE' Antiques etc 27083 

Bennett Redford Twp Delaware 

off 6 Mile, I0am-6pm 

ANOTHER 

HOUSEHOLD SALE 

tastefully done 

FRI SAT JULY 29 30 

10 AM 5 PM 

The whole house goes" Dmmg 

room, living room, bedrooms, oak 

desk, claw foot chair washer, 

dryer stove refrigerator wicker 

clothing 30 years of collecting 

17339 Braile Detroit 

(East of Grand River north of 6 

Mile Rd i 

BEA , MARGI 

355-4971 ; 354 1572 

The Professionals 

GARAGE SALE Fnday 4 Satur 

day I0am-6pm 34328 Tomahawk 

Westland, off Wildwood between 

Ford 4 Warren Years of accumula- 

tion Everything from canning )ars 

to Christmas Trimmmgs 

THREE FAMILY garage sale. 

Fn Sat 32454 Shendan. Garden 

City, appliances some furniture 

odds and ends 

GARAGE SALE. 15406Texington. 

thurs . F'ri . Sat 9-5. North of 5 

Mile, West of Beech 

GARAGE SALE. Sat. Sun 95 

44047 Southampton Canton Near 

Sheldon Rd Ford Rd MRC house 

hold 

711 Misc For Sale 

Wayne County 


10am4pm. 7441 Derby, East of Shel- 

don. North of Warren 

GARAGE SALE 28785 Bucking 

ham Livonia Middlebelt-School 

craft Area Off Alexander 

MYERS Ejecto pump, model HCM 

1HP. m in 230 vok like new. Two 

24 ft ladders wood, industrial qual- 

ity. plus ladder jacks 478-6084 

PORTABLE black and white TV 

15in Collier baby buggy A profes- 

sional Slalom water ski I pair 

Thompson trick water ski 455-0988 

GARAGE SALE 20260 ShadysidY 

Livonia H block South of 8 Mile I 

block east of Farmington Rd 

Friday. Saturday 4 SundayAfter 

10am 

BABY ITEMS, assorted chairs, 

buggys, etc Reasonable 533-8991 

MISC SALE antiques ski equip 

ment, etc Fn 29 thru Sun 31 

9AM 5PM 1 592 1 Auburndale 

Livonia 

SENIOR Citizen Sale Moving 40 

in G E electric stove pmk bath- 

room cabinet pmk waste basket 

(rose Irim). electric knife 4 hall 

pictures throw rugs (gold pmk 

golden beige, porch in colors i 

upholstered bench boudoir lamp 2 

saw horses, wall papenng table 

with tools nail box misc 31534 

Perth Merriman Schoolcraft 

area 

GARAGE SALE bicycles, beds 

misc 4 clothes. 35452 Parkdale 

Plymouth 4 Wayne Rds Starts 

Thursday 

FOUR metal camping rots, com 

plete and camp stove used 1 time 

$30 for all 534 3 893 

BIG garage sale Furniture 

clothes odds 4 ends July 30 31 9 

A M 7 P M . 13412 tfcClumpha 

Rd . Plymouth off North Territo 

rial between Sheldon Beck 

MOVING SALE 34iii Coventry 

Livonia July 28 . 29 furniture 

stove, refrigerator piarvo ping 

pong table lawn equimpent 

GARAGE SALE small household 

items paperback books. Uomen's, 

babys' clothes baby Wrnnhrngs 

toys, dishes, marram/ hangings 

July 29 30 31 9.S 92M Grandville 

between Joy W Ch/ago South 

field Evergreen 

GARAGE SALE 1 (Childrens items 

clothing, some fur/iiture. July 29 

30 4 Sl 9am "• /33962 Rrhland 

Between Farmmgton 4 Stark 

MOVING SALE jsat Julv 30 10 

to 6 Pm Dinette net me 

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* A dd It ions * G a r a ges * Porches 

* Basements * Kitcnens* Decks 

• Store Fronts*Homes 

All Phases of Carpentry Wort 

Licensed 4 Free Estimates 

5354 338 533-9176 

Carpet Cleaning 

STEAM CLEANING 

SPECIAL 

125 LIVING OR FAMILY RM 

Pet Odor Removal-Furniture 

Owner Operated 

Master Charge-Visa 

ACTION CARPET CLEANING 

559-0050 421-5380 

FOR Reasonable prices 4 quality 

wort on cleaning carpets, furni- 

ture; call Careful Cleanmg Service 

Insured 5J7-1050 

EDWARDT5 CARPET CLEANING 

SERVICE.deep soil extraction, 

steam JO years of quality service 

Call the Professtonab 423-5409 

HILTON CARPET CLEANING 

Let us restore the original beauty 

of your carpets Latest Steam Jet 

extraction method. 100"s o( Happy 

Customers recommend us to 

others Owner operated-satisfaction 

guaranteed. Living room and hal 

"up to 209 sq.ft. 1 C5 additional 

arearlênt^^ 

C6rpet Cleanina 

CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL 

All work guaranteed Fully 

insured One of the most effective 

methods Carpets are pnvspntted 

to lift grease, then the carpet is 

shampooed to loosen embedded soil 

and steam cleaned to extract the 

soil Your carpet is then treated 

with a soil retardant at no addi^ 

tional cost Our regular low pnee. 

134 95 for anv average size I.iv 

rm & hall Our SPECIAL 115 for 

additional room 

Roebuck Maintenance 357-1211 

Electrical 

BOLLIN ELECTRIC 

Commercial Industrial-Res I 

GA 5-0030 

ERNIE'S ELECTRIC co Service 

increase Violations corrected 

Swimming pool circuits Licensed 

4 Insured 4MA3M 

Speedy Electrical Service 

Comm'(-Industrial Residential 

Contractor 164 1035 

Garoges 

OARAGE D(K)RS 

REPAIRED OR REPLACED E Ir 

trie Operators 425*13 

Handyman 

I.iv Rm 4 Hall steam cleaned Excavating 

$25 Ea add I rm $10 Sofas 

steam cleaned $25 DH Shults 

Carpet Cleaning 261^156 

SPECIAL-I24 95 with extraction 

Anv size living nxim hall 

DOBOSCO 561 1548 

Carpet Laying 

B SEOG CARPET SERVICE 

PAD AVAILABLE 

533 5 880 4?7 1994 

.NOVI 

FLOOR COVFRING 

Featuring 

•Lees 

•Masland 

• Philadelphia 

REPAIRS 348 2622 

EXPERT 

CARPET INSTALLATION 

421-1459 

A 1 INSTALLATION 

4 CARPET REPAIRS Rubber pad 

available Reasonable AO areas 

Call Jim 455 6010 if no answ call 

453 5118 

Carpet Repair 

CHUCK'S CARPET REPAIR 

Anv repair large or small residen 

tialorcomm'l 464-3815 

Catering 

CATERER WITH STAFF 

Buffets Cocktails Weddings 

Will book 4 cater for clubhouses 

etc 334 7697 

CHUCK OLIVER SPECIALTY 

CATERING OF BLOOMFIELD 

Hon D'oeuvres 4 Buffets All sizes 

parties Bartenders M34I00 

Ceiling Work 

ACOUSTIC TILE CEILINGS 

Paneling 4 floor tile^ree est No 

job too small 421 8489 

Dressmaking & Tailoring 

EXPERT Alterations n Novi and 

Farmington area CaD Grny at 

476-4046 

PERSONALIZED SEAMTRESS 

EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 

CALL LISA 

9794388 576-0135 

Barb's Creative Fashions 

Men-Women-Children-Quilts 

Alterations roy 5240528 

Electrical 

24 HR ELECTRICAL SERVICE 

Let Me Remove Your Shorts 

House 4 Comm Service changes 

Rewire-Repair Additional plugs 4 

lights Lie 4 Ins Swimmsig pools 

Discounts to Sr Cttixens 427-0412 

LICENSED Home wiring and 

repairs Ranges. Dryers fixtures 

Reasonable rates 544-7986 

ELECTRICIAN deaires additional 

work Small or large )oba Reason 

ably priced, free estimates 3993253 

FREE ESTIMATES on aD residen- 

tial k commercial wiring including 

fusebox replacement Intercom, 

electric heat Violations corrected 

Licensed k Insured 4774219 

•COLLINS ELECTRIC CO 

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL 

Est 1K2 Ga 1-2044 

BULLDOZING 

• Grading 

• Backhoe 

626 9377 624 6666 

RAY'S 

LANDSCAPE & NURSERY INC 

Fences 

ALL FENCE 

Save on Fuel Enjoy your vard 

with Privacy Fence 

FREE ESTIMATE 5690241 

CHAIN LINK STEEI FENCES 

Prompt Installation Quality wort 

Portable dog pens pool enclosures 

GOOD PRICES Free Estimate 

534-5106 356 3017 

Michigan Fence 

$1 57 per ft UD 

FREE ESTIMATES 

477 2878 or 286 3520 

QUALITY 

FENCE 

For Free Estimates Call 

HOME REPAIRS 

CARPENTRY Painting Roofi 

Gutters Electrical and Plumbing 

All types nf repairs 476 221 

HOME REPAIRS • 

IE YOI' WANT THE BEST 

CALL 649 17fi 

HANDYMAN 9 vrs experience 

plumbing electrical shel\e* eti 

If I can't fix it vou don't pav ("a 

Richard The Handvman 559 174 

HOME REPAIRS 

Experienced No joh too smal 

Reasonable 357-0241 or 153 1386 

HOME REPAIRS 

Small earpentrv electric plumb- 

ing screen repair ('.utter and roof 

repairs 647 1426 

Hauling 

569-0216 

LENS TRUCKING 

Furniture & Appliance mining 

Light hauling Cleanup removal 

537 1 906 4 27-416 

LIGHT H M l.INC. small clean 

ups odd jobs Lowest prices 

Prompt service Qualitv work 535 

7218 535 5 278 

HONEST PRICES Tra 

removal anv kind Building site 

clean-up Garage & basement clean 

ing I dav service 474:640 

LIGHT HAULING 

Garage Basement Yard 647 119* 

CLEAN I P ANYTHING Hauling 

Topsoil Sand Gravel Also Back 

hoe work excavating 4 Perk test 

626-6764 

End Loader Service Fire Clean t'p 

WRECKING-BULLDOZING 

Rubbish Removal 

349 1228 582 6697 

"f- 

j A & S FENCE CO 

Repairs Free Est 

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 

846-2467 846 1 537 

Heating 

Floor Service 

HARDY'S FLOOR SANDING 

4 Refinishing Residential 4 Com 

merrial Old 4 new work 278 3 617 

LEONARD'S FLOOR SANDING 

28 years experience Quality work 

Reasonable prices 474 1163 

FLOOR SANDING REFINISHING 

Old floors our specialty Very 

Reasonable Free est 477-7736 

Furnace Repair 

KRAUSE'S 

HOME HEATING 

Featuring HEIL HEATING 

4 COOLING EQUIPMENT 

Fast, dependable service 

Free estimates of course 

453-0228 

Humidifiers. Custom duct wort 

Furnace cleaning 4 Electronic 

cleaners Mastercharge 

Furniture 

ANTIQUE FURNITURE repair 

wood turning and re-^kiemg Draw 

ers repaired, free estimates. 

553 2248 

FURNITURE REPAIR 

Reupbolstering 4 Refinishing 

Our Specialty is repairing reg- 

lueing 4 reupholsterlng dining 

room chairs Mastercharge 8)1-2554 

Garages 

GARAGE 

DOOR OPENEpS 

559-5224 

Howard's Heating i Cooling 

Complete Emergency Service 

Furnace cleaning sales 

Res Comm I Mobile Homes 

Main 755-1555 West 255 5698 

HOME HEAT ING SER VICE 

Service Repair -Cleaning 

Mastercharge 453-0228 

Insulation 

JONES INSULATION SUPPLIES 

Blown 4 Blanket 

Lie Si Insured 

Free info 4 delivery I 227-4839 

SPECIAL 6 inches of fiberglas 

blown in the attic 18c a sq ft 

522-4 732 

MICHIGAN THERMAL 

INSULATION 

SAVE $ ENERGY 

Finest Spray Blown product avail 

able All Season comfort 

BEST PRICE FAST SERVICE 

Free Estimate 

LICENSED 4 INSURED 

626-3204 

6 Attic Insulation Installed 

Lowest Price of the Year Blown 

insulation 22c sq ft Save on 

replacement windows and storm 

doors ENERGY SAVERS 

Licensed 4 Insured 474 *482 

Jewelry Repair 

EXPERT Watch rep iir 4 clocks 

Low price Call 10 AV 4 PM Man 

Fri 281-3217 

MOREADS 

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Thursday, July 28. 1977 (R.W.G-9C *13C 


Wayne County 

five family 

Sat. Sun HMD 

• Mil. A J bk, 

You nwd H we 

nfcur*. Clothes, 

niture, Lawn 

Parts, Drapes 

Hems 

Moving Sale Frt . 

Daby.\ bk S of 

E of Beech Daly 

J ot It Antique Fur 

ewelry. Baby Fur- 

Mower, Bicycle 

A Mite Housenotd 

GARAGE SALE Bkes and TV 

included IMH Marion. Redford 

Twp,. two blocks east of Beech 

Road, south of Schoolcraft 

BASEMENT sale, baby clothes, 

couch, table. etc 13441 Farley. E 

of Beach Daly. S of Schoolcraft. 

Sal A Sun, 1*4 PM 

PING PONG U>lr po*rr la bir. 

waahtig machine Bamboo porch 

furniture, bar stools, misc 538-7 J20 

RUMMAGE sale Friday, Saturday. 

Sunday. 41187 Ann Arbor Trail 

Plymouth Nice clothing, some fur- 

niture 


Wayne County 

GARAGE SALE Lamps chairs 

tables, refrigerator, sailboat, 

clothes, plants July •. 3D A 31. 

37M» Howell. Llvonto. 5 Mie A 

Newburg Area 

GARAGE SALE. July » thru 30. 9 

AM 5 PM M»J2 Ruah. Garden 

Cly J bk E of Middtebek 1 bk 

S of Warren Rollaway bed, 

drapes, bedspread dishes, small 

electrical appliances, clothes. 

Avon, and many other household 

misc Hems 

GARAGE SALE J7218 Gflchrist. 

off of Newburg between Michigan 

A Pabner, July 27, 28 A », 10am- 

9pm 

GARAGE SALE, appliances, 

games books. July 25 thru July 

30th, 9AM to 9 PM 14233 Areola. 

Livonia Near Schoolcraft and Ink- 

ster 

WARDS WINDOW Air-Conditioner. 

WO Window Floor Fan IIS Sears 

De-Humdrfter 870 427 107J 

THREE family garage sale, pool 

tables, bikes, dolls, snow blower, 

like new dresses stie 12-14, puppy, 

mac July 24 29 30. 14472 Part. 5 

Mile • Levan area 

CHEVROLET trussbar. grill 

guard 54*0365 

HOME sale Furniture, piano air 

conditioners, miscellaneous 23456 

Meadow Park 53*2*33 

GARAGE SALE M Thurs 19958 

MacArthur. between Beech Daly 

Inkster off Grand River 

SEARS steel utility trailer, gross 

vehicle weight 1190 lbs $100 

42*2489 

GARAGE Sale. Antiques and CoDec 

tibles, kids clothes, baby needs 

brass table much more 15915 Hub 

bard; 5 Mile Farmmgton Rd 

Thurs . Fri , Sat. 10 AM to * 

52*4308 

REFRIGERATOR gas stove, d»h 

washer A breakfast set 281 3905 

TWELVE" Family Backyard Sale 

Holiday Park Tojrnhou**. east of 

Wayne Rd between Joy and 

Cowan, parking tot 23 Saturday 

July 30, from 9 Am 4 Pm Ram 

date is Saturdav August Ith Chil 

drens clothes toys, books and 

adult clothing Glassware 

antiques, craft items, sewing 

machmes household 8ems, furm 

ture plus many mac Hems too 

numerous to mention You name it. 

we're seBing it Everthmg priced 

to go 

HAND CARVED lady's gold" wed 

drg band Artcarved. COO or best 

offer 459-3875 

GARAGE SALE 8981 Mohican 

Westland East of Wayne. S of 

Warren Thursday thru Saturday, 

10 AM to 8 PM Appliances, jew 

elry, houseplants miscellaneous 

items 

SWIMMING Pool above-ground 

18*12 with heater A filter Excel- 

lent condition 274-8575 

MOVING SALE 18849 Riverside, 

near 8 Mile A Farmington Furni- 

ture, Hammond Organ, Household. 

Saturday Only 

712 Bicycles For Sale 

ROSS. 3 speed woman's bke, hard 

lev used brown $50 Even tigs 

557-5299 

MOTOBECANE Mirage 10 speed 

excellent condition, extras. $130 

478 1507 

SCHWINN 5 speed fastback. boys, 

very good condition, generator 

light. $50 42*0433 

GIRLS 20 inch bikes, orange. $15 

Green, $10 847-6050 

SOLEX. Just tuned up. 8125.6474050 

BICYCLE parts trailer "toad, 

frames & wheels etc $20 6351 

Beck Rd 45*5331 

AMF BOYS 24". 3 speed, like new 

$45 477 6252 

712 Bicycles For Sale 

GIRLS Schwlnn. Falrlady. 30 tn 

Lke new 4744522 

CIMATTI moped, excellent condi^ 

tion with extras. $325 553*642 

FINAL CLEARANCE Mens fight 

weight $45 Mens 10 speed |80 

None higher Sale ends July 30th 

40 to choose from Goodyear TFe 

and Rubber Co 47*0900 

GIRLS 20" Huffy bke. Bke new, 

$30 641-2541 

BOYS Schwinn Varsity, 22" ten 

rj. $80 Mens Huffy Olympta, 

ten speed $80, Seam 27" rive 

speed. $56 AH excellent condition 

553-4883 

712 Bicycles For Sole 

BOYS 20 kich. $25. 30 kich girls. 

$20 20 inch Schwinn boys. $35 28 

inch boys. $30 After 5 PM 42*2111 

2 BOY'S Sears 20 Inch bicycles, 

good condition, $15 each, 42*3688 

714 Business & 

Equipment 

Office 

OFFICE A Drafting supplies and 

equipment, new A used CaD after 

7PM weekdays All day Sat A Sun 

375-0567 

GIRLS Schwinn 20m Standard seat 

A handlebars, phis banana seat A 

high rise bars Convertible Schwkin 

20in Boys 26in 464 4719 

MANS 5 speed, excellent, saddle 

baskets, $45 Chain A lock 

Between 6 4 P M 3820838 

WAREHOUSE 

SALE 

10 SPEED BIKES 

Center pull brakes. Simplex derail 

leur, pump toe clips, rear carrier. 

27 in tires, lugged frame, weight 

31 lb a 

Regular Price $149 95 

SALE $109.95 

(Assembled 1 BOYS 20 IN BIKES 

Regular Price $79 95 

SALE $44.95 

Many other brands on sale 

Weekdays 9-6, Saturday 93 

RECREATIONAL LEISURE 

30717 W 10 Mile. Farm 

477-0212 } 

KAWASAKI, 1975 V 900, ZL, $1725 

or best offer Excellent condition 

loaded JO 4-5794 Mark 82*2381 

TAN OEM $25 3-. peed Bovs 36 

incM!5 851 5092 

GIRL'S 20". Schwinn. excellent con 

dition. $40 647-5093 

SCHWINN Varsity 10 speed boys 

bike, good condition $60 647 4999 

SCHWINN Varsity. 27 in . excellent 

condign. $85 Ask for Don. 422 7761 

VISTA. 24", boy's $25 Good condi^ 

tion 453 7068 

MANS Schwinn 10 speed 23 m 

frame as npw, $85 478-4937 

(HARold 

CONSTRUCTION CORP. 

SMIT 

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 

REMODELING 

A total service 

including FREE estimates 

by appointment 

"31 Years of Experience" 

642-0755 

999 S. ADAMS, BIRMINGHAM 

TEN SPEED Schwinn Vanity 24". 

boy's, one year old like new, $85 

559-0527 

SCHWINN bike girl s 5 speed, with 

accessories. $75 5354249 

MAN'S 10 speed, excellent condi^ 

lion, new $145; asking $100 535-8377 

BOY'S 24 inch Schwinn Varsity 10 

speed, excellent condition. $70 

34*6821 

ROSS 10 Speed 2 years old clean 

needs new rear wheel $30 47* 7214 

SEVEN small salesmen's metal 

desk and chairs 557 4800 62*8160 

OFFCE FURNITURE 

Side chair w/arm $24' 

Swivel desk chair w /arm $95 

2 dwr file, letter or legal $45 

4 dwr file, letter or legal $90 

36 x 72 exec desk, marred $96 

NEW A USED FURNITURE 

GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS 

1100 Maple (IS mile I, Troy 

W of 1-75 58*1800 

OFFICE FURNITURE used, 

desks, chairs, files, frafting tables, 

typewriters misc Bfivate 72*4756 

GENUINE Leather office chairs. 

(21. newly refinished $75 each or 

2 for $125 348 1280 

716 Lawn-Garden 

& Farm Equipment 

RIDING mower with snow blower 

12 gal sprayer, tow spreader, 

water pump with hoses 62*6561 

RIDING lawn mower, 7 hp, 4 

speed $250 525 1456 

TORO 888 tractor mower 36" 

blade, electric start Excellent con- 

ditioa 522-3831 

721 Flowers & Plants 

PERRENIALS. Thii weeks Special 

• Foxglove • $99 Abo English 

Daisies - $1 25 Dianthus I 75 

Seedum-8 25 fl 75 Many others 

O'Connor's Greenhouse. 37355 8 

Mile. Corner of Newburg Rds 

EVERYTHING IN 

Perennials 

Hughes Gardens 

24333 LAHSER 

Near 10 Mile Rd 

AFRICAN VIOLET Collectors • 

come see 100's Newest A oldest 

varieties Varigated. trailers. A 

miniatures Livonia 422-3855 

722 Hobbies- 

Coins & Stamps 

MARVEL comic books 1965 thru 

1977 Collectors items 422^)957 

ART SUPPLIES, picture frames 

drafting board, art A knitting raaga 

lines Car A Driver Saturday A 

Sunday 10am 5pm 20932 E Farm, 

off Halstead. North of 8 Mile 

LAPIDARY equîment. complete, 

like new Including many types of 

raw gem quality stones Many set- 

tings Must sell $160 937 1 321 

LIONEL Trains and accessories 

Largest selection and lowest prices 

around South Lvon 437-0086 

724 Camera Suppfies 

YASHICA 35mm camera wlh Pat- 

terson developing Lank $160 Ask 

for Carol, 652 4895 

RIDING Mower 8hp. 32 in blade 

Ariens 1974 excellent condition. 

Best offer Ask for Bob at 54*4199 

RIDING Lawn mower, snow blade 

can be ordered to fit $75 476-4051 

AIRENS 1976 7 HP ndkig mower 

gra» catcher, like new $550 Self 

propelled lawn sweeper $80 

477 5659 

STALLION 32 inch 8 HP Ridsig 

Lawn Mower excellent condition, 

asking $250 Evenings only 453 7 688 

SNAPPER 8 hp riding mower, 3 

years old, good condition cost $850 

new. $250 477-3654 

718 Building Materials 

3 LARGE steel casement wmdows, 

$15 each Steel beams for garage 

door header, 1 double I single 

cheap 4 inside doors 20941 Cass 8 

Mile. Farmington Rd 

BEAUTIFULLY Weathered barn 

siding Beams hand hewn and saw 

cut 421 7909 

HUFFY Tandem $90 522 1 228 

LADY'S Ross. 26 inch 10 speed, yel- 

low $70 Man's Delromi. 27 inch. 

10 speed white. $75 8514127 

24 5 SPEED Like new $45 Also 26 

Schwinn with baby seat like new, 

$45 274-5794 

SCHWINN BIC Ya-ES 

ALSO USED. $18 $20 $25 

JERRY'S 

45*1500 9334293 

720 Farm Produce 

DANS PLACE. 437 4403 

U-Picki peas, green A yellow 

beans pweet corn 7 Mile Rd one 

mile east of Pontiac Trail 

STRAW (WHEAT-OATS) 

LARGE bales pick up in field 

when baled Call now 

4534439 

HORSE HAY RABBIT HAY 

Mulch Straw Rabbits Milk cans 

cow manure 

Ga 1-4444 

AT CENTURY THE BEST 

IN USED CAMERAS 

Nikkormat FTN Fl 4 case $195 

Nikon FTN Fl 4 case, nice $365 

Petri FT EE Fl 8 case $125 

Pentax Spotmatic F2 0 case $150 

Pentax H3V Fl 8 case $85 

Yashica Mat 124 G Case latest $95 

Praktica Super TL Fl 8 $40 

Yashica Mat 2'-« TLR case $75 

Yashica D 2V, TLR case $55 

Bronica S2A body back only $295 

Koni Omega Rapid 200 $250 

Yashica Electric 3 5 case for $65 

Minolta Himatic 75 case only $65 

Retina 11A F2 0 Xenon nice $75 

Mamiya C 330'80mm $235 

I35MM F4 5 for C330 Exc $110 

Bolex H8/3 Swiss lens $125 

Kodak Batam Special F2 0 $75 

Retina Reflex III I 9 Xenon $125 

135mm Tele Xenar for Reflex $95 

80mm Longar Tele for 111C $90 

Leica CI./F2 0 Summicron $395 

l.eica CL/F2 0 Summicron $295 

Leica M3/ Fl 4 Summicron $395 

Minox B all black model $95 

Prism for rollieflex F $1S0 

Rollieflex 3 5F Planar for $295 

BUY SELL TRADE 

OPEN DAILY AND SAT 104 

MONDAY AND FRIDAY 104 

CENTURY 

CAMERA 

3017N Woodward 

ROYAL OAK 

3 BLKS S OF 13 MILE 

WESTS IDE 

288-5444 

726 Musical Instruments 

ELECTRIC GUITAR, good condi- 

tion $50 4220957 

ALLEN Organ Mint condition, 

church or home, model T-44 

Cherry finish $735 0842*5 

LOWREY ORGAN with Leslie 

Speakers, good condition. $325 j 

522-384$ 

VIOLIN, Rare old Saxon, Ger 

many, excellent tone A condition 

$1600 545-8513 

UPRIGHT PIANO, For Sale, $100 

Good Condition >4*3777 

OLD FASHIONED Upright Pano 

excellent condition. Best Offer 35* 

5025 or 64*1839 

CHILD'S electric organ and bench 

$40 474-7797 

Used Spmet A Console Pianos 

FROM $695 

Used Electronic Home Organs 

FROM $339 

Reconditioned A Guaranteed 

SMILEY BROS 

1010 N Hunter.B Tiam MI 7-1177 

Mon Tues. Sat *5 

Wed . Thur , Fri *8 30 

HAMMOND Spinet organ, walnut, 

$600 16649 Riverside. I.iv 4274088 

WURLITZER Spmet 3 yean old. 

in excellent condition Call after 5 

pm 39*4230 

FENDER Stratocaster West 65 

watt head, make offer 64*1994 

STORY A CLark Console Piano A 

bench good condition, $500 Firm 

Call evenings after 6PM 422-3358 

PLAYER Piano small excellent 

condition $450 T744925 

120 USED PIANOS Sprets Con 

soles, Grands Uprights Players, 

$295 lo $1,295 Daily 9 AM to 6 PM 

Scantan's. 2200 Fenkell. 341-4880 

WE BUY PIANOS CASH 

WANTED baby grand or small 

piano cash. 533-5*90 

MONTH END SALE 

Choose from Checkering Mason A 

Hamlin, Story A Clark WurDtzer. 

Baldwin NEW A USED Grands. 

Consoles, Spinets Priced from 

$288 

EVOLA MUSIC CO 

Miracle Mile Center 

2313 Telegraph 4977 Dixie Hwy 

Hills 

Blmfd 

334-0546 

Dravton Plans 

674-0433 

PIANO, good condition 453-0439 

ACCORDION. 120 key base I shift, 

needs minor repair $30 34*0753 

BABY Grand Piano. $900 Newly 

reconditioned Before 4PM 322 2114 

PIANO upright, good condition. 

$50 53*4249 

EVERT chord organ with bench, 

very good condition $150 427 4896 

FLUTE Arjtrong exceDent condi- 

tion $135 47*2638 

BRAND NEW ElectroVore SRO 

15 in speaker with Fender cabinet 

on coasters 45*4366 

We Buy Used Pianos 

Suitable for Teaching 

SPINETS CONSCXES-GKANDS 

Gall Mr Owen 

SMILEY BROS 

875-7100 

726 Musicol Instruments 

FOUR piece set of Ludwig drums 

with cases, mahogany color, 1 year 

old. $400 42*4858 

ARB PA system. 100 watts, 5 chan 

neta. 15" SRO and 2 horns in each 

column, $275 4 5*3254. 45*4823 

HAMMOND Maverick organ with 

automatic rhythm, autocnord and 

percussion, excellent condition, caD 

651 1710 

CLARINET LeBlane, $60 453-1923 

HENRY F Miller Babv Grand 

player piano Must sell Call 

647 3488 

VIOLIN excellent condition, bow 

and case included $125 484-2245 

728 TV, Stereo, Hi P. 

& Tape Decks 

PANOSONIC AM FM phono stereo 

system. $100 After 4 P M 644-7083 

SONY TC-270 tape deck Portable 

with speakers and mike Great 

shape $175 After 5PM 64*8176 

FISHER Executive Stereo, contem 

porarv, Walnut. AM FM stereo, 

Sony, Reel to Reel tape, record 

changer Mich microphones $795. 

685 1049 

GENERAL Electric Stereo AM-FM 

radio, record player. 2 speakers, 

walnut cabinet ExceDent condi^ 

tion. $200 961-0012 

MC IN TOSH MX-110 Stereo, pre 

amp tuner, mint condition $300 

Before SPM 53*4060 

PHILCO color TV console with 

AM-FM stereo and record player 

$250 Before 4PM 322 2114 

COLOR TV. 25". Magna vox excel 

lent condition, walnut cabinet, $150 

After 7 649 1 593 

MclNTOSH ML 4, 2 speakers. Medi 

terranean fruitwood, MQ equalizer 

with walnut case, originaOy $2 300 

now $1,600 Excellent condition 

6414884 

AMC STEREO CONSOLE, in wood 

cabinet, new needle, $75 87*8153 

RCA console (French Provincial) 

combination. Fm stereo 19 in 

color TV record player $300 

83*7925 

STEREO. 4 channel system. 

AmFm and Fm stereo. 8 track 

tape player with 8 track recorder, 

bubble speakers 721-3354 

729 CB Radios 

WHIT LOCK IN TE RN ATIONA L~ 

Michigan's No 1 CB Dncounter 

AH Major Brands 24 hr Repair 

34561 Ford Rd 32*5760 


MACGREGOR Tourney Golf Clubs 

Aluminum shaft, D 2 swrg weight 

4 woods, 10 irons including putter 

A bag $100 464 2606 

OLD gun cabinet. $75 Ok! 22 pump 

nfle, $45 Bear bow A aluminum 

arrows 6424775 

NEW SAW MODEL 59 $220 A 

COLT Cobra like new $120(Permit 

Required ) After 5pm 647 7176 

BEAR TARGET Compound Bows, 

will accept any reasonable offer 

After 5PM 427 0685 

ARNOLD PALMER, Golf Clubs A 

Bag, 13 4 woods. 3 thru P Wedge 

$116 After 6PM Weekdays, 644 6CT4 


CCM SUPERTACKS. Size 5W 

excellent condition $25 842-0744 

POOL TABLE, 7ft Valey com 

merrtal slate and mahogany table 

with all equipment $275 642-4339 

LIONEL standard setup. 8 

switches, 2 engines, freight cars 

under ping pong table, aD $60 

Stromberg standard race car set. 

40 ft track, 4 cars, $25 6 ft tobog 

gan-pad $20 6514792 

8 ft. 

POOL 

SLATE 

TABLES 

Slightly marred 

Saffron 

Billiard Supplies 

1623 S Woodward 

Corner 10 Mile, Royal Oak 

542 8429 

GOLF CLUBS - Lef Travsio L T 

D S , 3 woods 8 irons Bargain 

used 3 times $150 EL 6 7434 

736 Wanted To Buy 

TRAMPOLINE 5x10, exceDent con 

dition, $300 6444085 

POOL Table, 10x5 ft custom made, 

my must see $900 84*3715 

TRAMPOLINE new 6x12 pro 

model $535 62*0924 

CCM TACKS, hockey skates, size 

54. used 1 season great condition 

642-1274 

FIVE speed boys bike. Cross Coun- 

try skis A boots size 1*12 excel 

lent condition Call after 5 P M or 

weekend, 464 1 591 

POOL Table for sale, Brunswick 

regulation size cues balls racks 

etc $800 642-7883 

SLATE Top Pool Tables Deal 

direct with factory Starting as low 

as $249 95 New and Used Open 

daily 399 7255 855 1314 

732 Wearing Apparel 

GIRLS clothing size *I6 winter A 

summer, ski boots 54 narrow 2 

20" bikes 474 3831 

FUU. LENGTH Ranch rmnk coat 

notched collar worn 5 times best 

offer 5534132 

LADIES CLOTHING, Sue 12 14 

Coat Cream Sheared Beaver with 

Mink Collar, Jap Mink Jacket 

Sheared Raccoon Jacket white 

mink hat coats Kimberly Suits A 

Dresses GE Vacuum pictures A 

etc 937 3149 

LADIES, size 1$ (aD and wkiter 

clothing Blouses, dresses and etc 

Excellent quality Garden City 

area Call any day after 6 pm for 

appointment 4274304 

BEIGE and white Fox jacket $200 

525-4365 

WEDDING GOWN with acces 

sories size 7 8 $150 or best offer 

5420491 


CASH for your used records A 

tapes Looney Tunnes 5200 Dixie 

Hwy , Drayton Plains, 623 1888 

WANTEI> Bedroom Sets, Chests, 

Desks Refrigerators Wringer 

Washer, Gas Ranges, Electric 

Ranges Dressers and Household 

Pav Cash KE 1 5166 

WANTED Small car with pedals 

for 5 year old boy to drive 681 2374 

ALL 

NON-FERROUS 

METALS 

COPPER 32-42c 

BRASS 22-30: 

LEAD 15c 

ALUMINUM 12-22c 

BATTERIES $1 25 

Carbide-Nickel-Silver 

Plymouth Iron & Metol 

40251 Schoolcraft 

Weekday* 8-4 30, Sat 8-4 

425-1110 453-1080 

ALL PIANOS WANTED 

HIGHEST PRICES PAID 

Scanlan Pianos 

KE 2-7537 

Newspapers 

DRIVE ON SCALE 

DROP IN CONVEYOR 

Jefferson Fibers, Inc 

10500 Intervale Detroit 

(Schoolcraft A Meyers I 

933-9777 

WANTED Old toy trams Any age. 

most makes most gauges Choo 

Choo Charlie KE 5-3080 

Wanted Color TVs 

Needing Repair 

Top Prices Paid 

72*5404 2416800 

IN BIRMINGHAM 

CASH FOR YOUR ' 

DIAMONDS - GOLD 

JEWELRY STONES 

ROBERT GALE. INC. 

725 SOUTH ADAMS 

644-6650 

RECYCLING CENTER 

NEWSPAPERS 

Newspapers $1 40 per 100 k>« 

Tied-no magazines Copper 

Brass 12 V Batteries 

Generators $1 10 

Highest prices for Carbide A all 

non ferrous metals 

Official Weight Station 

I. A L WASTE MATERIALS 

34939 Brush St Wayne 

721 7436 

$5 $20 

Class rings Also need weddrg 

bands old Gold Silver Diamonds 

Detroit 538 4 550 Redford 5224484 

CASH FOR SCRAP 

Carbide $4 & up per lb 

Batteries $) 80 ea 

Abo Copper Brass Lead Radi- 

ators Generators Starters - In 

sulated Copper Elect Motors 

Carbide Aluminum Nickel Nick 

el Alloys Mercury Etc 

Newsprs-$1 35/100 'b 

IBM Cards 7c lb 

Print Out Sheets 4c lb 

LAFAYFTTE 

RECYCLING CORP 

7700 Dix at Central 

843-7000 

8 AM to 4 30 sat Til Noon 

Home & /ervice Guide 

Landsc oping 

TOPSOIL 

IN LIVONIA AREA 

We Deliver 

$6 yd. 

Tax included 

427-3615 

BART'S TREE 

& TURF, INC 

Complete Landscape A Sodding 

service Over 10 years mtaDing 

fine lawns A landscapes Sod instal 

lalion includes tractor grading 

hand work fertilizmg A free 1 

year written guarantee Land 

scapes planned A designed to your 

taste Call to arrange estimate 

Bus 855 8080 Res 87*9420 

LANDSCAPING UNLIMITED, 

lawn stripping sod cement work 

Complete lawn maintenance 

S22 7 073 

OUTDOOR WOOO DECKS 

1 0* 10.material only,$150 

Landscape Design 

& Installation 

LANDSCAPE TIMBERS 

4x4x8 $2 69 

4x6x8 $3 90 

8x6x8 $5 75 

6x8x1 $7 95 

Wood Chips $8 yd 

Patio Blocks 3 for f I 

Stockade 6x8 $14 50 

Old Farm Rails $3 50 

White Marble Chips r bulk 

Lava stone red-black m bulk 

Crushed Stone A Landscapeg 

Haggerty Stone A Landscapkig 

2288 Haggerty Rd 

624-22W 

BLUE GRASS 

LAWN SUPPLIES 

Nursery Sod 

Cutting daily 

Mon thru Sat 8-5 

at 51825 W 8 Mile 

464-2080. 464-2081 

Landscaping 

RAY'S 

Landscaping 

& Nursery 

•QUALITY NURSERY 

STOCK 

•LANDSCAPE DESIGN . 

•RE-LANDSCAPING 

•PATIOS 

•WOOD DECKS 

•RETAINER WALLS 

•HYDRO SEEDING 

•SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 

624 6666 626-9377 

DAILY 9 AM-5 PM 

BUSCH LANDSCAPING 

Complete Horticultural Managemt 

Free Design A Consultation 

TOPSOIL 

553 4 229 

STONE DESIGN, walks A patios, 

waterfalls retaining walls A all 

types of masonry Steve 3524334 

HYDRO-SEEDING 

V3 

COST OF SOD 

RAY'S 

LANDSCAPE & NURSERY INC 

626-9377 

624-6666 

QUALITY landscaping, gardening, 

trae service for reasonable coats 

We guarantee our work CaD Ken 

for your free estimate now 39*0587 

WHOLESALE 

TOPSOIL 

--SHREDDED 

Looded or delivered 

on 8 Mile, W of Hogqerty 

464-2080. 464-2081 

SOD 

MERION OR MIXED 

Picked Up At Field 

50c Yd. 

I Mile between Newburgh A Farm 

ington Rd Open *V 7 days week 

437-9269 

OLD ORCHARD LANDSCAPING 

Sod removal A Installation Shrub* 

removed A replaced, etc K7-I428 

TERRY LYNCH LANDSCAPING 

Shrub A Sod Installation 

Personal Service A Quabty Wort 

man ship After 8 PM 5S7-74W 

H.L.Renos Landscape 

Complete Landscape Construction 

ligning Ma kite nance 

TREES. EVERGREENS. SHRUBS 

Sodding. Patioi. Sod Stripping 

Power Raktog 

Lit tosect-dtoeaae-weed control 

PARKS Mowed A Maintained 

425-9777 

LAWN REPAIR 

Sodding Lie Landscaper 

421 3056 

Oriental Gardens 

And Landscaping 

Japanese Atruim Gardens 

Houses A Condos 

Water Falls A Fish Ponds 

Combo Japanese Western Gardens 

Complete Ldscaping Design Serv 

Open 7 Days - Free Estimates 

674-2488 

SOD RE PL AC E M E NT-E ast w ood 

Lawn Mtn -Small problem areas 

or entire lawn laid Complete instal- 

lation Free estimates Exp., rea 

*onabk 651-1039 

TOPSOIL 

Screened 4 Shredded 

Fill sand, pool sand, 60-40 

gravel. Pea pebble. Decorator 

stone, limestone 1 • 10 

yards 6 day delivery 

LOMA TRUCKING 

427-1043 

Landscaping 

TOPSOIL 

FROM OUR OWN FIELDS 

Shredded 

Delivered Daily 

HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICES 

IN BUSINESS 25 YRS 

JACK ANGUN 

474 1040 

Skandia Landscaping 

HANS O HANSEN 

Established 1955 Landscape 

Architect Service Planting, 

Sodding. Patios, and Retain- 

ing Walls | 

Landscape Maintenance 

476-.1 735 

Lawn Mower Repair 

TUNE-UP & REPAIR 

Reasonable 

626 5 569 

Moving & Storage 

G B S Moving A Service Co 

Any kind of Moving You do the 

packing we'll do the stacking We 

Specialize In Apartment Moving 

Insured Fair Rates Special rales 

for Senior Citizens, Auto recondi^ 

tioning" 

JUST CALL' 669 9 222 

PROFESSIONAL MOVING CO 

Local A Long Data nee 

Piano Speciabsts 

SPECIAL RATES 

FLORIDA CALIFORNIA 

Lie Insured Bill 255 3532 

JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO~ 

Custom work household moving of 

fices packing, pianos appliances 

local A state of Mich 357 2 674 

Lawn Maintenance 

LAWNS A Such Tree shrub trim 

ming flower beds seeding fertili 

ration Reasonable rates Free esti 

mates 32*2193 

LAWN SERVICE A SODDING 

Reliable A Reasonable 

2640979 

SHRUB TRIMMING 

Bed work A clean-op. Fertilizing A 

weed control lawn cutting 

852 6780 

RESIDENTIAL A COMMERCIAL 

Lawn Maintenance Programs 

Landscaped designs, planting of 

trees A shrubs, sprtig clean-up 

power raking, top soil, stone A 

wood chips Free Est 542-3297 

545 6676 

Lawn Sprinkling 

Two Enthusiastic College Grads 

head growing sprinkler 12 years 

experience between us We install 

A service underground sprinkler 

systems Misty Morning Sprinkler 

Corp 826 1656 A 292 1 438 

Lock Service 

LOCK INSTALLATION 

Specialize In Dead bolt Locks 

477-5253 

NEW LOCKS A DEADBOLTS 

Sold A Installed 

Reasonable Phil 72*0354 

Moving & Storage 

Frank Sorentino 

LANDSCAPING INC. 

Landscape Design. Relandscaping 

Planting Trees A Shrubs 

Complete lawn maintenance pn> 

grams, spring clean-up. power rak- 

ing A free est 542J287 54*6ff76 

PATIO & 

DECORATIVE BLOCKS 

RALPH GIBEAU 

BLOCK CO 44*0515 

13075 Newburgh. Livonia 

FARMINGTON - NOVI AREAS 

5 Yds 2nd Grade Top4oil «20 

5 Yds FUI Dirt flS 

4784448 

THOS DEXTER-Maaon Contractor 

Flagstone A brick patio*, stone 

rtUatag walls, new or rebuilt 

Lie., Insured 47*1791 

APOLLO MOVING A STORAGE 

Formerly Len's Homes, apts , 

offices, reasonable rates Due piece 

or a household Insured 537 1906, 

427-4181 

CLINT LUKE. INC TROY 

MOVING Household Apts-Offices 

Free Estimates! 524-1012 

DEPENDABLE ^MOVING 

Livonia A Western Suburbs 

5223474 

F w S t e w a r t Moving Company, 

office and residential, professional, 

courteous local moving Royal Oak, 

58*2411 

DOWNS 

MOVING CO. 

LOCAL A STATEWIDE 

One Item or a houseful 

Reasonable. Licenced. Insured 

PIANO SPECIALISTS 

Independently owned A operated 

422-2288 

Painting & Decorating 

TONY A SONS 

Exterior Painting A ahimnum sid 

ing cleaned "Good Work wth Old 

Fashioned prices" Call after 5PM 

532 2776 

PAINTING EXTERIOR A Interior 

Neat Dependable Licensed Many 

references, 6 yrs experience. No 

waiting Discount for Retirees 

S33-3044 

AMB PAINTING A DECORATING 

Interior. Exterior wallpapering 

drvwall taping, plaster repairs, 

licensed, reliable. Berkley 398 9205 

PAINTING 

EXTERIOR INTERIOR Wallpa 

pering, 27 Yrs Experience Free 

Esti mates Insured References 

I 781-6461 

EXTERIOR Painting by College 

Students References available 

Free estimates 375* 361. or 3750477 

EXTERIOR A INTERIOR 

Quality work clean references 

available 5 years experience 


Call Jack 474 9096 437 0413 

CUSTOM 

WALLPAPERING A PAINTING 

"I take Pride in my work" 

TRY ME 

REFERENCES 

Mr Mac 47*0437 . 455 2481 

EUROPEAN TOUCH 

WALLPAPER - PAINTING 

EXTERIOR PAINTING 

Interior Debating Service 

Free Estimate Insured 

549-3680 

COLLEGE STUDENTS 

•5 YRS EXP 

•EXT A COMM^ 

•REASONABLE Guar Ins 

•ROLLER. BRUSH SPRAY 

Mike. 561-4618. Brian 647-4595 

Pointing & Decorating 

HOUSE P A IN TIN G 

Reasonable Prices 

682 1061 

SPECIAL 

50% OFF 

GOOD TILL JULY 30 

Interior Extenor 

PAINTING 


All Work Fully Guaranteed 

425-9805 

INTERIOR PAINTING Wallpaper 

hanging. Wall Texturing expertly 

done 62*1172 

UNC6MMONLY GOOD 

INTERIOR PAINTING 

A PAPERHANGING 

CHARLES THAYER 425-3956 

FOR THE CHEAPEST PAINT 

JOB, Call someone else But for 

quality at a reasonable price 

please Call 545-4133 . 24 hrs Daily 

Local references of course 

Watts Painting A Decorating 

HOME Improvements -CUSTOM 

WORK Interior A Exterior 

54*0360 TOM 541-8755 

COLLEGE Students to do interior 

and exterior painting Reasonable 

and experienced Evenings 6! to 8 

Pm Mike 

478 3536 54AJ953 

INTERIOR EXTERIOR 

Plvmouth Canton, Southfld 

CEILING A WALL REPAIRS 

397 1 916 32*2535 

R H L PAINTING 

Reasonable, extremely neat mte 

riorexterior Free est available 

immediately 5331471 

EXTERIOR 

INTERIOR 

by 

DONALD J FULLER 

PAINTING WALLPAPERING 

Wark Myself Insured 

559-0232 

Painting & Decorating 

CUSTOM PAINTING 

INTERIOR EXTERIOR 

Work Guaranteed Free Estimate 

All Around Repairs Southfield 

569-3874 

INTERIOR A Exterior Decorating 

Free estimates excellent results 

guaranteed II years experience 

537 3618 

INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINT 

ING Over 20 years experience 

Very reasonable Livonia - Farm 

mgton area 464-8160 

THREE TEACHERS 

24 Years 

SUMMER PAINTING 

682-8205 682 0 546 373-8091 

CALL Mel Schenk for the finest in 

terior and exterior painting and pa 

perhanging Free estimate Refer 

ences this area My business de 

pends on your satisfaction 837 5626 

Piano Tuning 

PIANO TUNING-Complete repair 

of all makes A models Call John 

Mccracken 35*4956 

Plastering 

SPECIALIZING tn water damage 

crack and plaster or dry wall 

repairs 34 years exeprience 

Sooer. work mvself After 6 PM 

5389445 

PLASTERING New repair and 

texture work Drywall repair also 

No job too small Free estimates 

Sal Ballerini 435 7416 

LIVONIA AREA Plaster A Dry 

wall Repairs Free estimates Guar 

anteed work Insured 525^235 

ROY MALTESE CO 

Specializing in 

DRY WALL PLASTER REPAIR 

LO 2 8868 

Plumbing 

I'M NOT THE PLUMBER 

Nor the plumber's son. but anv 

work vou should have I shall soon 

have done Plumbing electrical 

carpentry, recreation rooms kitch 

ens formica counter tops cabinets 

(specializing in vanities 1 Installa 

tion of dishwashers A appliances 

Garage doors Cement work Rea 

sonable 

Frank Rashid 474-5652 

LOW PRICE REPAIRS 

PLUMBINGS E W F. R CLE A N IN G 

Related Alterations 

835 8 610 eves 24 hrs 2728096 

BERGSTROM'S.INC 

PLUMBING 

RESIDENTIAL ALIGHT COM M L 

REPAIRS A ALTERATIONS 

Basement baths water heaters, fau 

cets vanities, garbage disposals 

hot water heating drains cleaned 

Licensed, insured Mastercharge 

NO JOB TOO s SMALL 

Call my home 522 1 350 532 5646 

Refinishing 

Roofing 

ATTIC FAN IN ST-ROOF INC, 

Free Eslimates^Juabty Work 

H W Installation 427 7 081 

RITE WAY Roofing Co Roofing. 

Siding Gutters A Trim Licensed 

Insured Free est 52*9160 

A A M ROOF REPAIR CO 

We replace missing shingles A 

repair gutters No job too small 

Free est Call now 356-6644 

SHINGLES 

Work guaranteed to satisfy the Cus 

tomer We use 240 weight Sealtah 

in your selection m co'or 

Licensed 47*1230 Insured 

CURTISS ROOFING 

ROOFING Installed Leaks Fixed 

CR1SLER ROOFING CO 

Guaranteed 53 1 5849 

ALL ROOF REPAIRS A I.EAKS" 

Guaranteed Licensed 

Call Anytime 54*2944 

ROOFING NEW & REPAIRS 

Gutters vents Work myself 

Free estimates Ke 4-5334 

Screen Repair 

Tree Service 

COMPLETE TREE SERVICE 

Trimming Topping-Removal 

Reasonable Free Estimates 

729-6158 

TREE SERVICE 

Trimming & removal reasonable 

rates free pslimates After 11 AM 

647 2814 

STUMP 

REMOVAL 

Will Beat Any Pnce 

Licensed Insured 

YAMINS LANDSCAPING 

646-3290 

J ESSE S TREE SERVICE 

Tree Trimming A Removal 

23 vrs exp Free est 732-2028 

Upholstery 

PLASTERING A DRYWALL 

Repairs additions new work 

State lie 34*2447 474-0727 

PLASTER A Drywall repair A 

small alterations Have done work 

tn Birmingham. Bkiomfield, Royal 

Oak area for 25 vrs Can give refer- 

ences 62*6015 

PLASTERING A 

DRYWALL REPAIR 

Free estimates 532 7 780 

Plumbing 

VAfJ CAMP 

or Painter A Wallpaperer 

FREE ESTIMATED 

477-9478 

PAINTING - ODD JOBS 

WINDOW WASHING 

No Job Too Big Or SmaD 

Experienced 477-6789 

SUPERIOR Interior or Exterior 

Painting In BTiam BTiekl Area 

References Free Estimates After 

7pm 84*2233 

STOP' 

23 YEARS PAINTING EXP 

Hygrade Painting 

& Decorating Co. 

Residential, interior, exterior Ref- 

erences upon request Free e»t! 

mates 

774-0292 

CREATIVE CUSTOM MURALS 

For Home, Business. Garage. E»c 

Ever thought about it* Call Denrrts 

421-0977 

EXPERIENCED PAINTER 

Interior A Exterior, caukmg A 

minor repairs All work done by 

myself, reasonable, free est 

331-7103 

Gregory's Perfect Papering 

All types of wallcovering profes- 

sionally installed Low prices. Free 

est 45*6774 

$ LOW RATES $ 

Painting-repairs wallwashing 

835-8610. eves 24 hrs 272*096 

PAINTING 

Interior Exterior Reglazing. 

Caulking Experienced Work guar- 

anteed 357 1430 or 532-3504 

FOR THE FINEST 

ki Painting, wallpapering, plaster 

repairs, wallwashing Insured, 

References Call Mike, 338-8503 

PAINTING-Oakland Cty" only 

Careful, quality work Special Sum 

mer rates, free est . Mr Carlson. 

6434)319 

M GORELICK 

Professional Painting-Decoration 

Resl A Comm'I Custom Wort 

Guaranteed. Licensed, Insured 

474-0911 

WALLPAPER REMOVAL A pakit 

Ing Free estimates. McAllister 

House of Decorating 34*0127 

PAINTING A DECORATING Low 

Rates Work myself, sober. Abo 

plastering, crack * water damage 

If no answer call after 8 PM 

53*9445 

PROFESSIONAL PAINTER 

Interior - Exterior AD work do 

by myself. References furnished. 

Call for fre 

free est. Pat. Ml-7 4 

Custom Plumbing A Heating 

Repairs, new installations every 

thing in plbg A heating Lie 24 hr 

serv 455 9 34 1 537 0117 

PLUMBING WORK DONE 

Reasonable rates Fast service No 

job too small 274 2 469 

FINISHED BASEMENTS 

& EXTRA BATHROOMS 

OUR SPECIALTY 

GRAFF CONSTRUCTION CO 

476-8338 

FURNITURE 

" REJUVENATION 

UNLIMITED 

PAINTED A NATURAL FINISHES 

WICKER A WOOD REPAIR 

459-4930 

DONT REPLACE 

REJUVENATE' 

882 HOLBROOK PLYMOUTH 

Furniture Refinishing 

Custom work for Fine furniture 

RESTORATION REPAIR 

Ml 4-7755 

Roofing 

HAMILTON ROOFING 

Roofing gutters vents, and 

repairs Reasonable Free esti 

mates, 476 2217 

SEWERS, drains, sinks, toilets, 

etc Free estimates, low rates 

Same day service 532-8079 

24 Hr Service Reas Rates 

PETE CUFFE PLUMBING 

533-7171 

ELEC SEWER CLEANING 

Water Heaters • Disposals 

Complete Repair Service 

No Job Too Small Lie-Insured 

MasterCharge BankAmericard 

PLUMBING SERVICE 

Repairs Akerations 

352-8724 Reasonable 352*724 

ALLSON PLUMBING 

PLUMBING & SEWER 

CLEANING 

• 24 HOURS SERVICE 

• ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

• FREE ESTIMATES 

• WITHOUT OBLIGATION 

Business 56 1 7337 

Residence 543-7430 

LICENSED Master Plumber Com- 

plete plumbing, water Itesa. Bswar 

service. Tree est. 411-ttll. 421-7W7 

Ot E 

I. 

BAGGETT ROOFING A SIDING 

NORTHVILLE PLYMOUTH AREA 

349 3110 

JULY SPECIAL 

Asphah - Shake • Shingles 

25 yr warranty 

Quality first A last 

EAGLE CONSTRUCTION 

Bernie Thompson 642 9599 

ABOVE ALL A GOOD ROOF 

Roofing. Gutters Quality work 

manship guaranteed 20 vrs m 

area Dancev A Son Roofing Co 

KE 1 2308 

IA-1 Roofing) 

WICKES LUMBER 

NEW A REROOFS SAVE d 

5 Year Financing Available 

Free Est 852-5883 

EVENINGS ONLY CALL 

651 2398 693 2767 

(15 Year Guarantee! 

ROOFS-GUTTERS REPAIRED 

New A Old, Gutters Cleaned 

All Work Guaranteed 

Free Estimates' 563 2838 

SCREEN REPAIR ALL KINDS 

All Component Parts 

Repair Patio Enclosures 

AI.S WINDOW SERVICE 

Berkley 547 1 214 

Septic Tanks 

Septic Repairs Basement Leaks 

BULLDOZING 

4744)224 

Sewer Cleaning 

J A A Sewer Cleaners 

Sink Lines Drains Tubs 

No Extra Charge for Sun Nkes 

Holidays 427 0697 

SEWER a DRAIN CLEANING 

Never over $35-usuallv less than 

125 call 531-6817 Ke 441773 

SEWER CLEANING $18 first 25 ft 

45c pa add'l ft Plumbing repairs 

call Leo 557-8730 

Slpcovers 

SLIPCOVERS DRAPERIES 

Bedspreads, Your Fabrics 

Mary Elaine 838-4228 

KUSTOM SLIPCOVER SERVICE 

YOUR FABRIC OR MINE 

474-3283 47*0778 

MAKE your old fumkure look like 

new Quality work*xpert crafts 

men Ask about Summer Sale Fast 

service free estimate 532-4228 

Bob A Rose s Reuphotetenng 

Excellent work Quabtv fabrics 

Pickup A Deliver 8520218 

Decorative Upholstery A Ideas 

Repair work reasonable rates 

Custom Bldrs 422-6120 

ABOVE average upholstering at 

below average price Free esti 

mate Park Upholstering 647-6010 

UPHOLSTERY BY RICHARD 

QUALITY FABRICS A WORK 

Free estimate pickup A delivery 

687-4178 

Ventilation 

SAVE up to 30^ m 

air conditioning costs wth 

POWER ATTIC VENTILATORS 

Abraham Rfg Co 

Mon Fri anytime 

851-0212 

Wallpapering 

WALLPAPERING 

No Job To Small Reasonable 

rales References 

Call after 5 30 522 S348 

PAPERHANGING 

15 per ROLL A UP 11 

348*700 922-T590 

CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE 

SLIPCOVERS Fabrics available 

Call for home appt 53*5 751 

Swimming Pools 

CHIMNEYS NEW ROOFING 

ROOFING REPAIRS-HOT ROOFS 

427 3 981 

SPECIALIZING 

ki Hot Tar Repairs A complete re- 

roofing on your Home or Business 

Serving the Community for years 

ao work is guaranteed to satisfy 

you 

Licensed 47*1230..Insured 

CURTISS ROOFING 

Time For Roofing-Gutters 

- Work Myself. IS Yrs Exp 

AD work guar. ExceDent refer- 

ences Lie. Free est 542-2441 

MMW 

ROOPINO 

Quality Workmanship. Free Esti 

mate M4-14M Do Own Wo* 

S A O POOL DOCTORS 

Openings and Closings We special 

ire in weekly pool mantenance A 

all repairs Chemicals equipment 

a accessories Authorized Pool 

Sweep dealer 557 2657 

Tile Work 

CERAMIC TILE - Bathrooms 

showers, repairs Marble A foyers 

Reasonable 582-2528 

CERAMIC TILE Instalation-new 

work, repairs, remodebng No iob 

too small Free est 522-8788 

BASEMENT floors avg size H9 

labor Best prices on acoustic ceil 

ing After 3PM 425-0519 

Tree Service 

NORTH Area Smaller trees cut A 

hauled or cut and stacked Bushes 

removed A Hauled Stuart 844 

3447; 96*0253 

A A K TREE SERVICE 

Trees A Stump Removal. Trim- 

ming A clean-op Low prices, qual- 

ity work 4774434 517-3471 

ASPEN 

TREE k LANDSCAPING 

643-0125 

Expert tree k shrub trim ming 

Removal..-Feeding.. Reasonable 

WALLPAPER HANGING 

16 per roll A up 

Work guar 5384449 47*5050. 

C&S PAPERHANGING 

$5 up per roll" 

25 yrs exp Work guaranteed 

887-2666 

Wall Washing 

FOR Reasonable prices A quality 

work on Wall A Window Cleaning. 

Call Careful Cleaning Service 

Insured 537 1050 

WALL WASHING-painting 

I do the work mvself Free esti- 

mate 453-2152 

$2 DISCOUNT 

WITH THIS AD Wallwashsig Ws,- 

dow A Rug cleaning Painting All 

types of repairs Handymen 835 

8610. eves 24 hrs T7244N 

BILLS Walls Windows Carpets 

cleaned Painting Very reason 

able Insured Free estimates 

545 2243 

Windows 

ALUMINUM OR WOOD 

Repair, Al Kkids • 

Thermopane Glass Spermhsi 

New Storm Windows k Doors 

AL-S WINDOW SERVICE 

Berkley M7-ISM 

FRANK'S WINDOW CLEANING A 

Repairs New Storm Wfadows k 

Doors Suburban area 8 yanrsjg^ 

m — — — ^ -

T 

14C* (H.W.G-10C) Thursday, July 28, 1977 


YOUNG COUPLE want* to rent 

motortiome first 3 werti In August 

Can m o m 

COLOR TVS 

NEEDING Repair, under I years 

old nay up to MO 

B»7M2 

738 Household Pets 

LAB PUPS. • weeks old. Mutf see 

to appreciate! MM877 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPY 

AKC, Male, show and field quality. 

I weeks, shots and wormed 544-1153 

BLACK Labrador puppies, 

wormed, shots, 910 &446I 

WIRE HAIRED TERRIER M 

months Spayed, tricolor house- 

broken. Birmingham Humane 

Society IS2-4V65 

ADOPT A PET 

Call «7*1JW 

OAKLAND 

HUMANE SOCIETY 

Or visit our Shelter at S25 South 

Blvd in Avon Twp Open aD Week 

Sat A Sun 11-4 

LOVABLE MIXED BREEDS 

Beagle. Afghan. Boxer. CAIIie. 

Shepherd. Terrier puppies Border 

CoUies. Cocks-poo. Boxer puppies. 

Labradors. Long haired Dach- 

shund Springer Spaniel. Corgi. 

Great tine puppy Retriever, Do- 

bermai "Dalmatian. Schnoodle 

PUR EARED - Poodles Irwh Set- 

ters. £4k hound Shepherd White 

Shepherd. Husky spayed.) Mala 

mute-tfjnie. Great Dane. St Ber 

nsrd .Qld English Sheepdog. Bel 

*tan SAeepdog 

CATS • KITTENS BUNNIES A 

GUINEA PIGS Some de-clawed 

and neutered 

KITTQlS. Tree to good home. 

45^0305 

NORWEGIAN Elk hound pups. 8 

weekaÂKC. shots, wormed After 

5 P M. 533-7*77 

SPAYED Female Persian cat. 2 

yrs old Free to good loving 

Home - 474-3770 

EREF. to good home. «nal Black 

Labrador female. 5 months Very 

affectionate All shots up to date 

4214240 

PART SCHNAUZER Female, lyr 

old house broken. Love* Chidren. 

All shots 125 4SM«58 

OuTtngbsh Sheep Dogs, AKC. 

quality puppys. champion blood 

line $175 A »200 ' 453-1 E72 

YO R KIF F UP. 2 H m out h s. 

female. AKC registered. 522-6452 

ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaaiel. 

three quarter 5 weeks. 3 males. 2 

females »20 722-M3S 

SIAMESE Sealpomt. gentle affec 

tionate, free to very good home 

M2-47W 

PLAYFUL kitten looking for a 

home Grey Tiger femak. I weeks 

old Free 4214160 

DOBERMAN puppies. 11-4341 

GREAT Dane, new baby about to 

ecwne. canine baby about to leave 

Harlequin male lovable ft mon 

ShoW, ears cropped, heart wormed 

For details cal) Kl-MM 

IF VOU bought 1W year old, male 

(Jog part cocker spaniel on July 

l«Ji called Riff ptease caB 421- 

15*. 

DOBERMAN pups "tads docked, 

dewclaws removed. 175 721-2724 

DOG RUN. four 10 foot sections. 4 

foot h»K. with gate. ISO After 5 30 

PM 427-3 2#1 

LHASA APSOS male, one year, 

championship quality AD shots 

and papers 1100 47M522 

DACHSUND. miniature. AKC, red 

male B weeks 1125 72141* 

FRKE Klttens-4 adorable • week 

old THlens need lovvig horte 2 

oraAge males. 2 Calico female* 

MA753* 

FREE to good home, three mixed 

terriers. 7 weeks old 427 7115 

LABRADORS. Black females. 

AKC, 3 months, field champ breed 

mg $100 151-3718 

LHASA APSO puppies EuxDent 

daooaltion. Champion line Gyaran 

teed 4S6-357B 

MINIATURE Schna users. males 

AKC, excellent temperament, fam 

tfy caised no sheddkig Ajter 6 

PM . 452-1297 

TER I POO puppies. 6 weeks old. 15 

eacl». 47*3137 

DOBERMAN show puppies, cur- 

rently winning. done serious 

rqufry, after 4 PM \ JH-2»TS 

* 

SIBERIAN HUSKIEl^KC cham 

pionkhip background \ weeks. 

$150 4SAUW 

MALTESE whitejnale, 3 jn 

shots. lovet children. $100 Ml 

DOBERMAN AKC. red bitch. 

Kuhio Rtlan Unea. 4H montha, ears 

cropped Alert, playful 711-7185 

FREE 5 Gray Angora Kittens 

Born July 11. Choose yours any- 

time. Good with children* 853-4539 

Pets For Loving 

ALL NEED HOMES 

PUREBREPS POODLE. MINI. 

BASSET HOUND. Bouvter. Coflie 

Great Dane, black Cocks poo. Ger 

man Shepherd spayed Irish Setter. 

Mini Sheepdog Sheltte neutered. Si- 

berian Huaky St Bernard Wire 

haired terrier spayed 

MIXED- Golden Retriever, Collie, 

German Shepherd. Cocker. Terrier 

neuUred Great Dane neutered. 

She Ale, 

PUPPIES Malamute purebred, 

mixed-aheltiea. springer spankh. 

shepherds, labradors 

KITTENS Many available 

SIAMES cat. purebred Persian 

declawed White female, spayed 

and declawed 

BIRMINGHAM HUMANE 

« SOCIETY 

* For Information phone 

852-7121 

PO

823 Vans 

FORD VAN 1171. V-l 

ganeied. Hereo good 

CHI. 

(ion 

SM-52>0 

SUBURBAN SILVERADO l»7«. 

S«nU Fe tan. I passenger. 4 wttwl 

drtve, air. loaded. 11,000 mflet Asking 

W N CaD After #PM 411-5875 

DODGE. 1173. Mail window van, 

WO V8, automatic. Mtchebn radvah. 

AMFM atereo. tape player, curtains. 

$J«50 Excellent condition 

7»4575 

CUSTOM VAN TT70 TORD Msil 

truck, ton with right hand drive 

Paneled. Celling, shag carpet, 

lights 11.000 541-7200 

CHEVY VAN. 1174 * ton auto 

matic. power steering, power 

brakes, everything new Low 

miles, IMSO 721 2ft5t 

824 Sports And 

Imported Cars 

CAPRI 1»73 2000 cc 4 cyhnd-r 4 

speed 23 miles per gallot $1450 

After 3 30 S» 1024 

SUNBEAM 1W7 Alpre 

»ge excellent condition. 

4 brakes best offer 

low mile 

new tires 

4M-31U 

CORVETTE I §77 4 weed blue, 

^rey interior. mags R F Goodrich G 

'A Loaded 

evenings k weekend* (514 C 

CORVETTE IM5 coupe yellow 

black. 327 4 speed Must sell 

Excellent condition $5700 6424577 

tion must sell 

$3 000 

Highest offer $2500 

373-5768 

OPEL Kadett 1170. 28 mpg, runs 

good -mstv 87.J00 miles. $175 or 

offer 47*0318 

VOLVO 1*74 Wagon Automatic 

rear defrost and wiperRadiab 

radio excellent condition 5334802 

CAPRI 1972 vS 4 speed sun roof 

AM-FM good condition 476-4470 

CAPRI 1974 V6 4 speed exceDent 

condition new brakes and clutch 

sunroof $2000 or best offer After 

SPM 647 1332 

FIAT 1972 128 sport coupe black, 

red interior oversized wheels A 

tires engine modified $1,500 Rob 

949-4300 ext 348 62W7I5 

BRADLEY GT brown m«al flake, 

see to appreciate 8J64380 

FIAT, 1971 124 sedan California 

car $800 or best offer 377-4191 

852-3816 

1974 RENAULT 

GREAT GAS MILEAGE 

FRONT WHEEL DRIVE 

$1,895 

BILL HERMANN, INC 

31151 W 10 MILE 

(Just E of Orchard Lk Rd ) 

Farmmgton 478 2192 

DATSUN 

call 

1975 B 210 Hatchback 

SS3409I 

DATSUN 2607. 1974 4 speed Sil 

ver. air, am fm radio $4,595 

O'Hara Datsun J5655 Plymouth 

Rd 425-3311 

CAPRI 1973 4 cylinder engaie 4 

speed transmission bright red 

Like new condition 

Roger Penske Chev 355-1000 

DATSUN B-210 Hatchback, 1975 4 

speed, radio heater $2 695 O'Hara 

Datsun 35«55 Plymouth Rd 42S-331I 

DATSUN 244Z. 1973 Red' amTm 

new tires Only $3,795 O'Hara Datsun 

35656 Plvmouth Rd 425-3311 

FIAT 124 SPORT 1974 ' Red * 4 

speed radio heater radial tires 

$2 195 O'Hara Datsun 35655 

Plvmouth Rd 425-3311 

CAPRI 1972 2000 6 cyVnder auto 

matic AM-FM air condrtionlng 

$700 Call Evenings 456^2447 

MGB 1976V British racing green, 

am fm stereo tape 5.900 miles, 

under warranty 4 rustproofed 

Super sharp 644-0978 

CORVETTE 1971 excellent condi 

tion 350 automatic fuU power air 

orfv 30000 miles must see $5500 

3634835 651-6223 

FIAT 1970 Sp> 

bodv work 533 1119 

needs a httle 

538-7400 

TRIUMPH 1972 GT6 $2208 5310183 

OPEL Kadett, 1970 1900 engine 

new carburetor and ctutrb snows, 

28 mpg runs well $600 Eves 

weekends 62M642 

Exclusive 

MERCEDES-BENZ 

Sales Leasing 

European Delivery 

Parts - 

Service 

Estate Motors Ltd 

464 S Woodward 

% Birmmgham 

| 6 4 4 - 8 4 0 0 

CORVETTE I§75. Coupe auto 

matic air. low miles, excellent condition 

loaded $7300 After 7PM 

649-0920 

MERCEDES BENZ SLC ttO 1*76. 

Moon Roof, Loaded. Excelent Con 

ditien 30 000 miles. Royal Blue 

$17 500 645 5 527 MM9Z7 

PORSCHE 1974 914 2? Lier Am 

Fm tape good condition $5500 or 

best of offer 

873-6332 

AUSTIN MARINA GT 1974, am-fm. 

low miles Michelins exceDent con 

dition $1 850 or best offer 39*9544 

AUSTIN MARINA 1974 4 door 

Sedan Gold radlals 4 speed AM 

F^4 stereo Rar defogger 4784^7 

VOLVO 1972 Model 164 Automatic 

ar $1800 383-5651 

CAPRI 1971 2000 engne 4 speed 

Air. New muffler brakes, some 

rust Priced to sell • 644-7230 

DVT9UN 1978 

fully equipped, cost 

best offer WM470 or 

MGB. 1 §M • Excellent condition 

G O L L I N G 

D A T S U N 

2W5 W 14 Mile 576-4400 

RoAl Oak 

BETWfEN CROOKS COOLIDG€ 

DATSUN - 1§7$, B 210. 2 door, 

white. exceDent condition, extras. 4 

speed 12230 4534.M 

CORVETTE 1*77 has aD options, 

must sell this week Best offer 

693-2708 

MERCEDES i§74. 4MSL. Coupe 

Roaster. C B, F >rlda car. $13,100 

62M135 

SCWOCCO, 1*73. sliver tray, ?t.§00 

stick $3300 Very good condition 

After 3 PM 641-7451 

CORVETTE 1977. atf" automat*, 

most options Dark blue Clean 

55M miles $9000 177-Itm 

00RVETTE 1975. yalow with buck 

skki Interior Loaded, excellent condi 

Ion After I PM weekdays. 

871 1562 

BRADLEY GT. I§7I brosm 

executive options, i 

radio. Holley caut, 

1390 miles. $4996 Canton 

H«l 

atereo. W CMS. 

•MM 

824 Sports And 

Imported Cars 

PORCHE. 914, 1975, black, all 

extras, deluxe interior, stereo, low 

mileage, must sell Best offer over 

$5700 4884495 

CORVETTE COUPE 1986. Btack. 

air 4 speed, power brakes, windows, 

Mint showjcxr 96,875 Will 

consider Vett tra* 698 1444 

MAZDA. 1*73. ExceDent condition, 

air. radio, undercoated, 4speed. 

blue Clean See to appreciate 

535-5549 

DATSUN 7978* B210. 4-door, 4speed 

blue with blue Interior. 

$2875 5,354884 

DATSUN 1972 2 40Z. automatic, am 

fm rear defogger low miles, very 

clean $2495 or best offer 274 1144 

MGB 1969 Custom body, new 

paint Runs 'jgood $2 000 or best 

After 3 PM 7224236 

CORVETTfT1966. Convertible, 427, 

4 speed, exceptional $6.000 879-7964 

DATSUN 

am-fm. m 

7. 1972 automatic, air 

50 000 miles, $2600 

LI 34118 

DATSUNSManv to choose 

G O L L I N G 

D A T S U N 

2605 W 14 Mile 576-4400 

Royal Oak 

BETWEEN CROOKS-COOUDGE 

AUSTIN Healy 1987 3000 Mark III 

new paint, new top leather, 373 

7636 6814307 

FIAT 1974 

after 6 PM 

low miles. 27 MPG. 

6244 781 

JAGUAR 1971"., XJ6 sedan with 

sunroof, 32 000 miles, showroom 

condition, professionally main 

tamed original owner $5295 or 

best offer 557 7767 

TRIUMPH 

1969 rare 

looks great 

Spitfire convertible 

breed runs perfeci 

$1200 6424439 

CAPRI 1972, 2.000 cc automatic, 

AMFM 57 000 miles radials excel 

lent condition. $1275 must see 

453-6998 

HONDA COUPE 1972. needs 

engme repair $300 Evenings 

227 9973 

TRIUMPH 1976. Spitfire bke new 

must go fast $3,700 

557 5700 ext 275 

CORVETTE 1976 white «r«h tan 

leather loaded $8495 or best offer 

8514265 

TOYOTA 1971 CoroDa, radio auto 

matic 39 000 miles no njst, new 

tires $1050 525-4357 

tAPRi 1972 2000CC. 4 speed air 

AM FM good condition. $850 or 

best offer After 5 PM 474-6740 

VOLVO 1970 

shape. $1250 

4 speed radials nice 

64448.17 

CORVETTE 1975 loaded Mast 

Sell Call after 5 PM and week 

ends 682 2596 

ECONOMY CAR SALE 

Capri "74 4 speed $1,795 

Datsun '73 610, automatic $1,495 

VW. '71 411 automatic $495 

Toyota. '72 Celica 4 speed $1495 

Mercedes. '72. 450 SL $10 995 

Page 352 4 580 Telegraph*^ Mile 

VOLVO. 1973 145 station wagon, 

stick air am fm $2600 647-8148 

CORVETTE 1976 orange with 

saddle interior loaded 11,000 

miles 35M0K 

PORSCHE 1973. 914, exceDent con 

dition, stereo $3 6 00 After 6 PM 

33*3719 

PORSCHE Targa 91 IE 1972. stored 

winters, many extras, excellent 

condition $15 000 649 3 881 

CORVETTE l"»~76~ automatic 

power steering brakes windows, 

air tilt tele wheel am fm stereo, 

leather interior 5354167 

AUDI 1*74 air, 4 speed, excellent 

condition grey, price negotiable 

6434915 Evenings 332 3 3*4 

CORVETTE 1977 all options vel 

low with black interior, 7700 miles, 

immaculate condition $9 500 

/ MI 65568 

CORVETTE f972 mint, power 

steering power brakes atr, AM 

FM Leather One of the finest 72 s 

around $5500 4224341 

PORSCHE $il S 1*76, air stereo 

tape mags Immaculate condition, 

low mileage many options Offers 

57 AH 697 

TOYOTA 

condition 

1972. Land Cruiser, good 

Best offer 3W4789 

MERCEDES 

mahogany, excellent condition. 

Serious inquiries only After 6PM 

1-313453 1122 

852 Classic Cars 

1950 MG TD. 90 r 'c restored Mint 

body condition Standard bore 

Accessories 4 spare parts 357 2375 

MGTD. 1953 Restored $6700 

646-6334 

THUNDERBIRD 1962 good shape, 

interior exterior excellent condition. 

642 7509 

LINCOLN Continental 

convertible $3775 

X 

1966. 4 door 

646 0325 

854 American Motors 

HORNET 1972 wagon, 

good condition $900 

snow tires 

645 1 625 

HORNET X 1972. 2 door SST 

rally wheels, 6 cylinder jjas saver 

runs like new I owner $795 AUTO- 

LAND USA, 35545 Michigan Ave 

Wayne 728 3100 

GREMLIN 1976 

miles, excellent 

$1900 

spee 23 000 

condition, iditi only 

478 6123 

AMC PACER 1975 Automatic, 

power steering and brakes. 21.000 

miles Like new Only $2,495 

O Hara Datsun 35655 Plymouth 

Rd 425 3311 

JAVELIN 1971 6 cylinder automatic 

power steering, good mileage. 

56.000 miles clean $950 

422 8949 

HORNET 1973 Sportabout, econ 

omy station wagon am-fm air. 

$1495 478-2546 

JAVELIN 1973 

power steering 

miles. 

sharp automatic, 

brakes. air 44.000 

427 3206 

GREMLIN 1974 automatic air. 

power steenng. nice 261-5266 

1976 PACER 

Special Edition Air conditioning 

stereo, luggage rack, side mouldings 

white with luxurv interior 

power steering, showroom new 

low miles Save $2,995 Must be 

sold Monday evening 

Page 352 8580 Telegraph 9'? Mile 

HORNET 1974 hatchback Air 

power steering FM- Casette new 

radials Mint condilion and more 

425 3991 

GREMLIN 1974 stick 6 "air new 

tires batterv radiator $1 049 

533 4656 

GREMLIN 1974 2 door, auto 

matic power steering low miles, 

ideal second car Avis Ford 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 354 3100 

AMX 1973 automatic air new 

tires shocks good condition low 

hjiles $1950 offer Evenings 

85 1 2357 

GREMLIN X 1974 V8 T speedstick. 

air stereo power steenng, 

brakes steel belted tires. 27 000 

miles excellen! condition best 

offer 537 0950 

MATADOR 1976 am fm stereo air 

automatic 10 000 miles $3500 

476 2331 

856 Buick 

SKYLARK 1972 automatic 68 000 

miles air. fm verv sharp garage 

kept $1450 835 2882 

REGAL 1975, rust white power 

everything verv clean must sell 

$340(5 Excellent condition 642 0577 

589 3333 I.A SABRE 1973. 2 door 

hardtop power steering brakes 

automatic, clean 349 8085 

BUICK REGAL 

top 37.000 miles 

inside and out 

FM tilt wheel 

vale $2500 

1973 2 door hard 

exceptionally' nice 

factory air AM 

ruad wheels, pri 

GA 2 6791 

N O W ! 

Out of Town Buyer 

ON PREMISES 

AT FISCHER BUICK 

and he is paying highest dollar 

in town for any sharp 

used car, truck or van 

F I S C H E R 

B U I C K 

TROY MOTOR MALL 

643-7&S0 

SKYLARK 1971 

air. am-fm 

brakes $1 000 

2 door 

power 

hardtop 

steering 

355 4053 

LE SABRE 1975 4 door, silver 

with silver vinyl top chrome 

wheels red velour interior Air 

stereo tilt wheel, cruise 60-40 seat 

$3 450 642 6759 

ELECTRA 197 4 4 door hardtop 

Loaded One owner 38.000 miles 

Excellent condition $2 750 Call 

between 10 AM 6 PM MI 6 4722 

OPEL 1970 station 

transportation $300 

wagon, good 

474 2382 

856 Buick 

LA SABRE. 

$500 

1971 good condition 

427 7912 

BUICK ELECTRA 1974 Estate 

Wagon Loaded with everything A 

I $2 100 Jack Demmer Ford 

721 2600 

LE SABRE. 1975 All power Excel 

lent condition $3,200 356-2495 

CENTURY 1973, 

matic. excellent 

sell. $2,200 

wagon 350 auto 

condition, must 

478 7565 

1976 Buick Regal 

2 door air conditioning, am fm, 

power steering and power brakes, 

beautiful white finish with match 

ing vinyl roof 9.000 actual miles 

Sale priced at only 

$4,495 

JACK SELLE BUICK 

200 W Ann Arbor Rd 

Plymouth 

453-44 1 1 

SKYWARK 1970. 2 door vinyl top 

airjower steering, good condition 

Afler 6 PM 532 9235 

CENTURY SPECIAL 1976 V 6 auto 

matic. rust-proofed. 9.000 miles 

$3425 64 2 6773 

BUICK 1976 Regal Landau air 

stereo, plush interior excellent con 

dition $4,300 best offer 477 3654 

RIVER1A 1976 cream buckskin 

air. stereo loaded. 17.000 miles, 

$5 800 After 6PM 62 6 3858 

BUICK 

speed 

tproofei 

6745 

1976 Skyhawk yellow 4 

>ower steering brakes rus 

I 19 000 miles $2800 421 

459 1745 

REGAL 1977, low mileage Landau 

top power steering brakes air 

rear defogger. rustproofed & more 

$4950 437 9766 

SKYLARK 1972 Sharp car Excel 

lent condition 35.000 miles Snow 

tires air $1 500 557 8968 

ELECTRA 1974 225 custom 2 

door air vinyl top power steering 

brakes & windows AMFM rear 

defroster I owner $2650 Week 

davp 9 4 30 f'M 94 1 3500 

REGAL 1976 V6 air AMFM 

stereo Landau top rear defogger 

custom interior low mileage best 

offer 543 4747 

858 Cadillac 

COUPE DEVILLE, 1974 Leather, 

tilt, cruise LOADED'" 13.677 Art 

Moran Pontiac GMC Telegraph 

North of 12 Mile 353 9000 

ELDORADO 1976 Tabriolet fuel 

injection engine all power leather 

loaded excellent condition $8200 

645 1022 

CADILLAC COUPE 1977 

Edinburgh green, white cabriolet 

top cruise control tilt and tele 

scopic twilight sentinel white 

leather and more 626 1896 

ELDORADO 

Unusual color, 

COUPE De Villi.. 1977 

leather $8500 

1976'" Covertible 

ill power must sell 

355 4559 

SEVILLE 1976 loaded 

wires. C B. must sell 

loaded with 

355 5779 

leather, 

626 8135 

COUPE DE VILLE 1972 fully 

rd excellent condition, steel 

belte tires best offer Original 

Owner 

643-7314 

SEVILLE 1976 excellent condition 

loaded, low mileage, best 

offer over $9500 569 2300 851 5672 

COUPE 

Cabriolet 

stereo 

VILLE 1976 vellow 

4 body 60 40c AM 

Perfect condition 

626 5446 

SEDAN DeVille 1976 d elegance, 

full power $7200 After 6 PM 

624 5492 

& 

COUPE DE VILLE 1977 triple 

low. 6900 miles, leather cruise 

stereo wire wheel discs $9200 

673 5578 

1976 

Full 

stereo 

sharp 

LEO 

END OF YEAR CLEARANCE 

BUYlVOW! 

BE A T THE '78 

PRICE 

INCREASED 

LARGE SELECTION OF 

GREMLINS • HORNETS • PACERS • MATADORS 

MANY WITH AIR CONDITIONING 

2 0 

NOBODY IN THE WORLD SELLS MORE 

AMERICAN MOTORS CARS 

THAN 

6REENREL0 AMC/JEEP 

power, 

black 

Cadi 

ac Seville 

air conditioning 

and white leather 

$8,995 

CALHOUN FORD 

41001 Plvmouth Rd 

Just East of Haggerty 

453-1327 

COUPE DF. VILLE 1977 most 

tions Bronze, clean 8000 miles. 

iOO 477 1089 

COUPE DeVille 1976 Firelhorn red 

with white Cabriolet roof Red 

leather interior stereo, tilt, cruise 

other extras Excellent condition 

$7,000 229 8039 

SEDAN De VILLE 

owner excelfent condition 

car Full power, including 

irigi 

Wife s 

Power 

brakes, power steering. 6 wav 

seats Climate control Rear win 

dow defroster $1200 or nearest 

offer Weekends only 646 0156 

r i A M C / J E E P 

1205 Ann Arbor Road • Plymouth • 453-3600 

' Tri-Coantj Pontiac Award Winner" 

Bob Jeannotte 

"Michigan's Fastest Growing Dealer" 

Firebirds 

IN STOCK 

TO CHOOSE FROM 

Immediate Delivery 

• TRANS-AMS • ESPIRITS 

• FORMULAS 

COMPANY DEMO 

77 CATALINA COUPE 

AIR CONDITIONED 

Automatic, power staaring and brakes 

top. tilt-wheel, loaded Stock IDS » 

t-tat §§3M 

vinyl 

PONTIAC 

Brand New 

77 GRAND PRIX 

AIR CONDITIONED 

Automatic. at*el belted wrtlte side wall tires, 

tinted glass. sjport mirrors, aleet rear defroster, 

am-fm slelreo deluxe wheel covers. 

Stk #1194 Lift 16228 

SALE '5466 

SAVEV62 

Brand New 

'77 A S T R E 

White Side Wall tires, radio. ACC package, 

2.5 litre engine. STK #834 

SALE *5288 

SAVE '1098 

SALE * 3 0 7 7 

Price Includns Dealer Prep and Delivery Charges 

OF TOWN CALLS ACCEPTED 

Plymouth 

Plymouth 

858 Cadillac 

ELDOfcADO i977~ Black With red 

leather interior. 9.000 miles 464 349! i? 

COUPE DEVILLE 1*73. Red with 

White Vinyl top air full power 

excellent condition lition 

6 to Choose 

From *7350 

75 ELDORADOS 

ft To Choose 

From *S8B0 

•74 ELDORADOS 

Showroom New 

From *4450 

E 

'72 SEDAN DEVILLE 

Loaded-Lo miles 

2222 

radi 

477 0956 fi£3 Mftl 

S1995 

mercury 

LINCOLN 

YOUR TERMS! 

"SEVILLE

lac* (R.W.G-12C) Thursday, July 28, 1977 

B60 Chevrolet 

^ V A." 1#w • cylinder, jump start 

•od drive away 150 

CAPRICE. ~i«7t. J seal Wagon air. 

am-fin, power door locks, rack and 

much more Excellent condition 

H«96 Call after 5pm 47M587 

NOVA. in. great condition $1300, 

beat offer AMFM 8 track Call 

after 5 JOPM 421-7436 

BEEN BANKRUPT? 

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BEEN DIVORCED? 

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•Wyr TURNED 18 YRS OLD 1 

100 S of New & u»ed Cara 

And Trucks To Choose From 

CALL MR ED AT 

SJ4 07J3 

BY APPT ONLY 

DEXTER CHEVROLET 

CAMARO 197 f 1100 mTles! 4 

spied AM FM stereo $4250 

522 1746 

860 Chevrolet 

MONT E CARLO 1»74 " Am fm, air 

conditioning, vinyl top. 13200 

> . 261-7147 

VEGA 1»74 GT Hatchbakck. 4 

speed am-fm 8 track, new brakes 

and clutch, sharp. 11200 422-0588 

VERY Shi Sharp' Chevelle Malibu 

Classic 1971 black with black 

vinyl top. rally wheels, radial tires. 

B0 automatic, power steering, 

power brakes, console with buck 

rts. stereo AM FM. rustproofed. 

13600 421 0974 

MONTE CARLO. 1971. Silver. 305 

V4, Power steering & power 

brakes air tilt wheel, excellent 

condition 33.000 miles, $-4000 

455-8079 

MONTE CARLO LANDAU. 1977. 

full power, swivel bucket seats, 

air. cruise stereo tape. Excellent 

Condition 16.100 593 1285 

CHEVROLET 1972. Caprice, power 

steering power biakes. air. excel 

lent second car First Sl 200 takes 

After 6 PM 937 9144 

STU EVANS 

SELLS FOR LESS 

EVANSl 

LINCOLN 

425-4300 

,3*2 

kC: 

SPECIAL 

SUMMER 

CLEARANCE SALE 

125 USED CAP^ TO CHOOSE FMN 

1975 CHEV. 

CAMARO LT 

V8 automatic power steering 

power brakes am/lm 

buckets console Sharp 1 

$3,788 

1975 P0MT1AC 

GRAN PRIX 

Buckets console power 

steering, power brakes auto 

matic. power windows am't-n 

stereo vinyl roof air. sports 

coupe J model , extra clean 

$4,195 

1973 

CUTLASS SUPREME 

•> *not hardtop V-8, automatic. 

power steering, power 

brakes radio neater, white 

walls lactory air, vinyl root. 

SOOrlv' 

$2,595 

1975 CHIVY MONTE 

CARLO SPORTS 

COUPE 

Vfl automatic power steering 

Dower brakes radio 

heater white walls vinyl rool 

factory air low m ieaqe winter 

ready' 

$3,695 

1975 MERCURY 

MONARCH GHIA 

4 door V -8 engine automatic, 

power steering power 

brakes factory a>r conditioning. 

tilt wheel cruise control. 

power windows 6 way 

power seats vinyl roof am-fm 

stereo tape custom vinyl interior 

Extra clean 

$3695 

1973 OLDS 

98 LUXURY COUPE 

Air conditioning, stereo, vinyl 

roof loaded showroom new' 

$2,395 

1975 LINCOLN 

MARK IV 

Low mileage showroom new 

loaded with all factory equipment 

BLACK BEAUT Y 

$6,695 

1974 LTD 

2 door hardtop, V-8 

engine, automatic, power 

steering, power brakes 

radio, heater, white-wall 

tires, vinyl roof, factory air 

conditioning, sharp! Low 

mileage $ 2 , 4 9 5 

1973 OLDS 88 

4 door hardtop. V-8. automatic. 


brakes, air conditioning, vinyl 

roof, radio, heater white walls 

low mileage, sharp! 

$ 2 , 1 9 5 

CXUISa STATION 

WAGON 

V-B engine, automatic, 

>ower steering and 

»a. am-fm stereo, 

>wer door locks, 

1974 PONTIAC 

GRAN PRIX-J 

Bucket seats sports console, 

automatic, V8 powei steer 

mg power brakes, power-windows 

vinyl root, air conditioning 

am/tm stereo, low 

mileage $ 3 , 5 9 5 

1973 OLDS CUSTOM 

CRUISER STATION 

WAGON 

9 passenger, luggage rack, 

air. factory equipment, 

loaded low mileage 

S A L E $ 2 , 6 8 8 

1975 OLDS CUTLASS 

SUPREME 

Triple black. V-8 

automatic, power 

steering and brakes, vinyl 

roof, factory air 

conditioning, am-fm 

stereo, exlra sharp! 

$3,9951 

1975 VW RABBIT 

2 door coupe automatic radio, 

heater white wall tires 

low miles good ga? saver! 

1975 MERCURY 

COUGAR XR-7 

Buckets, sports console, 

leather trim, V8. automatic, 


brakes power windows, vinyl 

'oof factory air, am-fm stereo 

low mileage like new! 

$4,195 

1975 T-BIRD 

Landau top 

equipmen" 

loaded with 

$4,995 

1974 MUSTANG 

2 door hardtop, sport 

coupe, automatic, power 

steering, radio, heater, 

white-wall tires, good gas 

$2495 

1974 OLDS 

88 ROYAL 

4 door hardtop. V8. automatic 

powersteerlng. power 

brakes, am/fm, all vinyl roof, 

summer ready! - 

S A L E $ 2 , 6 9 5 

1978 TOftONADO 

BROUGHAMS 

Loaded with all factory 

options. 1/2 padded vinyl 

top. stareo. air 1 

S A L E $ 5 , 4 9 5 

• < 4 . 8 9 5 

$ 2 , 7 9 5 

ABOUT OUK 1 YIAR \l 000 Mill OR ? Yf AH ?4 000 Milt 

' tO VEHICLE SERVICE CONTRACT FOH THAT EXTRA 

ROTECTION 

1973 PONTIAC MAN 

PIHX 

Bucket seats, sports console, 

air conditioning, vinyl roof, 

sharp! 

a; .HAND RiveRana DHAKE 0 n c n n 

M 11 S »f sr AHMIhC.r 'M 4 / 8 - 0 5 0 0 

860 Chevrolet 

CAPRICE 1977 , 4 door, low mile 

age. air. power steering custom 

interior. >5400 47^ 3046 

NOVA. 1970. 6 cylinder, stick, 

radio, runs good good on gas. $625 

261 0007 

MALIBU 1975 . 2 door hardtop. 6 cvl 

tnder. white, blue interior. 31.000 

miles, automatic, power steering, 

disc brakes, radio white wall tires 

wife's car. make offer 851 2889 

NOVA, 1976, V-8. Automatic, power 

steering A power brakes, many 

extras, excellent condition $335d 

Between 8am 2pm 397 0487 

CAMARO 1973 Air, am-fm radio, 

steel belted radials Asking $2350 

Call after 5 30 ^ 5334737 

NOVA 1972, 2 drtiT* automatic, 

power steering ntrw Rally wheels 

and tires, 42.000 miles $1 450 Pri 

vate 422 6000 

CAPRICE 1972. 2 door hardtop, 

automatic, power steering, brakes, 

air. whitewalls, $1,295 Mint condi 

tion Call 9 AM 9PM 278 7244 

CAPRICE, 

fm. $800 

1971. 4 door air. am 

477 4662 

IF YOU ARE WORKING and can 

pay $73 97 monthly, you can own a 

1976 Chevy Call Mr Frost 

453 4600 Dealer 

BEEN BANKRUPT? 

BEEN TURNED D O W N ? 

BEEN DIVORCED 9 

BEEN GARNISHEED? 

JUST TURNED 18 YRS OLD? 

Hund/eds of New & U$ed 

Cars 

And Trucks fo Choose From 

CALL MR ED AT: 

534 0733 

BY APPT ONLY 

DEXTER CHEVROLET 

NOVA custom, 1974, 25,000 miles, 

extras, excellent condition $2450 

Must see 255 9870 

MONZA Town Coupe 1975. V 8. Zie 

barted. 21.000 miles, automatic 

with power brake* silver $2,995 

626 0219 

CHEVETTE 1976 Hatchback Auto 

matic. air conditioning, am-fm 

radio. $2450 Call Duane Winquist 

between 8 and 4 30 PM 424^2768 

CAMARO 1975. power steering, 

power brakes, am-fm yellow and 

black $2,800 421-2139 

"0 O 

\ 

860 Chevi jo let 

MONTE CARLO lLO 1973 19 All powij 

New tires - front Swivel seaj| 

black vinyl top Low mileat 

Best offer 348 2952 

MONTE CARLO 1974 16 000 mill 

amfm stereo, air. power steerif 

brakes, excellent condition, $3.6 

522 

NOVA 9. 1973, power steering, auto 

matic. radio, 36.000 miles, mint condition 

$1,795. after 5 30 PM 478 5887 

MALIBU WAGON 1975 air AM 

FM. excellent condition. IUB 

rack $3000 42.000 miles 522 69 

IMPALA. 1966 good transporta 

tion $100 call after 6 3 0 4 2 1 6462 

MONTE CARLO 1971 executive 

car fullv loaded by owner $1800 

459 3728 

CAMARO 1976 LT Silver, auto 

matic. 305 AM FM stereo 8 track 

plus extras excellent condition 

$4400 or best offer After 5PM 

453 5826 

IMPALA 1973. air. power stee 

ing excellent condition $17 

Between 6PM and 10PM 425 0036 

CHEVELLE 1973 Malibu 4 door, 

air. Michelin steel radial tires 

$1,675 569 3298 

CAPRICE station wagon 1968 327 

power steering power brakes 

radio, good condition best offer 

453 3529 

CHKVETTE. 1976 4 speed extras 

excellent condition 30 mpg 

64 9 6628 

IMPALA 1976 air vinyl roof 

tinted class, automatic radial 

tires, radio, like new II 000 miles. 

$4 200 KE 7-2869 

CAPRICE 1974 4 door Air full 

power, radio, vinyl top $2,350 

After 6 PM 6614321 

862 Chrysler 

CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1973 

2 door hardtop, fully loaded, indud 

ing factory air You have lo see 

this one at $1 695 FEISTER 37401 

Ford Road at Newburgh 721 2400 

after 6 call 721 2408 

CHRYSLER NEW Yorker 1977 

triple black custom vinyl roof low 

mileage excellent condition must 

sell. $6500 Call 879 6300 before 5 

PM or After 6 PM 459 9402 

Newport 1972 power steering 

brakes. AM FM radio, automatic, 

new tires $870 After 6PM 522 3037 

862 Chrysler 

NEWPORT 1966. 4 door, automatic. 

52.000 miles Original owner $450 

or best offer 421 8042 

CORDOBA 1977 power steering 

power brakes air AM FM 4 000 

miles like new must sell 261 2430 

after 3 PM or 427 7256 

BIRMINGHAM 

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 

S«VING YOU 

In the finest of traditions 

2100 W Maple Rd 

Troy Mofor Mall 

643-7000 

IMPERIAL 1973 Executive car 

full power, loaded, excellent condi 

tion. leather interior & other 

extras $2175 464 3136 

CORDOBA 1975, pofcer steering 

power brakes power windows, air 

cruise, stereo and more $8,000 

After 6 PM 45} 3612 

WEW YORKER 1968 sedan air 

stereo cruise radial tires $450 

good condition 644 0931 

4:w YORKER Brougham 1S|75. 4 

door hard top loaded low mi 

$4550 26fl7$93 

{ 

864 Dodge 

CHARGER 1971 SF. V8 automatic 

power steering power brakes, air 

am-fm stereo Very clean $775 

firm 535 1988 

CHALLENGER 1974 318 t«uto 

matic. power steering ppwer 

brakes, air am fm stereo heajlers 

After 5PM 474 4138 

DODGE DART SWINGER 1974 2 

door. 6 cylinder automatic, pnwer 

steering radio, air vinyl top [Like 

new $i 995 Jack Demmer ford 

721 2600 

Charger 1969 automatic V-8. 

radio $350 After 6PM 522 3037 

DODGE 

air $500 

Polara 1970 Ful 

or best offer 

power 

422-0976 

COLT 1974 excellent condition 

49 000 miles new brakes, new 

exhaust system snow tires 375»OI25 375*0 

VOLARE 1967 

needs muffler 

DODGE 

$150-.v 

NEWS 

PRICES ON 

ACCESSORIES 

TO 6-10% 

HIKE 

WE HAVE 

300 NEW CARS AND 

TRUCKS IN STOCK! 

1968 Coronet 

p 

$150 all 

All Models & All Prices 

Drastically Reduced. 

BEAT THE PRICE RISE 

BUY NOW & SAVE 

J A C K D E M M E R 

FORD 

37300 Michigan Ave. 7 9 1 Ofififi 

/ c^LSFV/yyQ 

(at Newburgh) ' ^ • " ^ O U U 

i » V 

FO # 3 

A FAMILY TRADITION SINCE 1945 

, f i 1 

p beautiful 

blue on blue white interior like 

new 4 new steel belt tires great 

road car must sacrifice $270(1 

642 0439 

CHARGER 1972 400 engine excel 

lent condition $2 100 476 5288 

DODGE" 1968 Low mileage VH 4 

"door good condition $44 0 64 9 3 400 

866 Ford 

LTD, 1968 390 V4t automatic 

power steering, new radiator, 

points 4 plugs, runs good. Has 

rust $175 9 "364 

FORI) WAGON 1975 Custom .( 

VSautpmalu power brake-- s11*1 

mg air conditioning cruis" 

trol steel radial- good conditio 

IM K ' 

MUST ANi i Mach I J971 351 

powei St. 

condition 

1 hhl 

enng disr brakes good 

ih-SI offer iver $2000 

56.1 8821 

MUSTANG l%5 Hardtop 289 CID 

verv good condilmn best offer N 

Sundav calls 278 8035 

GRANADA 1975 ' 

der sink shift radio 

good cond I 1 .n $2250 

MAVERICK I" 1 

power steering |» 

$1190 

MUSTANG || 197:") 

ing automatic low i 

lent rondit'oil $.'." M 'i 

I" 000 mi 

dv«. gold 

brakes 

4 74 (»,i9 

171 

PUBLIC CAUTION 

You mav l» spending - or i trd 

earned monev tin last W. n t a 

houn lord hav. 100 1 i>u new. sused 

c ars fjorn tt|i !" iv mouth • ari 

li*i area Buv * oh . on! d. n- . 

Bank Rates i .n • in arid mak. 

v oirsell ai h.inu 

LEO CALHOUN PORD 

41001 Plvmoulh Rd 

lusl hast Of ll.igge-1, 

453-1327 

Ml STANG Ghia 1975 \ FT I M,. . D 

sunroof six other options I v. 

lent condition $2995 ix,, HO, 

MtJii ANg II 1976 \ ft red aum 

malic power steering brakes . i 

AMFM Decor group $.'i 100 ft.'ft 

Support Your Local 

Dealer 

Ford 

TORINO 1974 2 d. ir Powt 

ing brakes adic ia dials 

wheels After 5 I'M 

4 

We Will Bend Ov^r 

Backwards 

GRAN TORI N11 

radials low mil 

For You 

100 Fine Plymouth Canton 

Trades We keep the besl 

and wholesale the rest 

GALAX IF. U7ii 

brakes $550 

P,,. 

12; 14 

WE WANT TO BE 

LTD Squire Wagon 1969 h pager 

excellent corvdi' on In • 0 

YOUR CAR PEOPLE 

ft 12 

PINTO RUNABOUT 19 2 - 

lenl condition $995 M< 

SQUIRE WAGON 1971 in passed 

ger 11 000 miles 

steering brakes lock JI000 

127 7ft2 

GRANADA 1976 .nr conditioning 

power steering slcreo. low miles 

excellent condition ,$3800 661 1640 

TORINO SQUIRE WAGON 1972 

air luggage rack radial np» 

hrakes 369.2 Sunnydale Livonia 

$1050 

464 8818 

GRAN TORINO 1972 Dk Blue 

While Vinyl ton power steering 4 

brakes AMFM stereo radio rear 

defoger 18 000 miles excellent con 

dition $1 400 After 3PM 937 1695 

TORINO 

brakes .11 

Afler SPM 

1970 >iwer steering 

Ml 1111 les $795 

533 0632 

MACH I 1972 35111 O Cleveland 4 

speed power steering brakes 

spoilers $1500 Must sell Davs 

354 2780 

PINTO 1976 wagon air condi 

tiomng steel belled radials 19 000 

miles 28 mpg highwav perfect con 

dition Asking $3100 Plymouth 

981 0277 

PINTO WAGON 1971 squire 4cvl 

older 4 speed radio new tires 

lake new $l 995 Jack Demmer 

Ford 721 2600 

MUSTANG 

bronze 16 Of 

air powei 

ilean $2800 

PINTO 1971 I 1600 

good has son 

Fas 

1 peel 

I- < H< SALE 

Mave ilk Grandad,1 I rD 

Birds la 

Remaining faci,. 

force North Hi 

CAPRI 1973 2000 

condition $1500 or 

23 mp. 

I off. • 

GRAN TORINO IM71 1 d.mr 

conditioning automata 

brakes steering 'ad v cvl lop 

38000 miles Origma .wrier 61" 5390 

MUSTANG *.,7 hes! >ffer >54 361* 

PINTO 1973 

speed factors 

tion $1450 

GRAN TORINO I! 

stereo good engine 

rior hew brakes 

Call Rick 

Squire Wagon 4 

ir verv good Condi 

1.9 2241 

72 302 Mags 

excellent inte 

. xhausi $865 

525 7574 

LTD I96fi 4 duor hardlop power 

steering brakes windows air am 

Im stereo almost new hatlerv 

brakes lire- 44 800 mites original 

owner clean in and out $6110 Fvps 

or weekends >59 3929 

LTD STATION W AGON l«75 low 

mileage power steering (lower 

brakes air 464 7098 

VALUE RATED 

USED CARS 

1977 MONTE CARLO 

V-8 automatic full power 

tory air conditioning low n 

aqe New car irade fsell 

$4 995 

1974 PONTIAC 

LUXURY LEMANS 

Full power 8 track lape 

$2,995 

1976 MGB ROADSTER 

Snarp New car trade Low mile 

sqe 

1976 CUTLASS 

Toll power company cars-fuily 

equipped 

ONLY 6LEFT 

1974 OLDS 98 LUXURY 

SEDAN 

Automatic 'uii power factor v ao 

condnioniriQ stereo low mile 

age NewcarUade |2 945 

1977 BLAZER CHEYENNE 

4 wheel dnve automatic factory 

air conditioning stereo power 

steering and Drakes 'iHe nc - 

$4,595 

ACTiOn 

$6 

OL 

995 

33850 Plymouth Rd.. Livonia 

(West Of ^ ^ 

Farmington Rd.) 261-6900 

¥ < ¥ < ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ < M ¥ w 

'77 ASPEN SALE 

We are overstocked 

with 104! 

NEW'77 ASPENS 

IN STOCK FOR 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 

as low as , $3299 

U : +11VM7J7* 

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— - - — - mm 

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866 Ford 

TORINO lt75 4 door dark blue 

meCaUtc. air steel belled radials 

EPTJT Peering brakes radio 

tJ.UOu miles excellent condition, 

original owner. 12850 885 4250 

vinyl top 2 door sharp ^#50 

548-3755 

MUSTANG 1987 302 rebuilt engine 

mag wheels large tires great con 

dition. needs paint $700 261 7681 

IF YOU" ARE WORKING and can 

Pjjv 171 97 monthly vou can own a 

1978 Chew Call Mr Frost 453-4800 

PINTO. 1974 Runabout 4 speed low 

mileage Tuff Coated $i 475 

522 4687 

PINTO 1971 no rust many new 

parts, low mileage new tires runs 

excellent $700 532 6871 533 6192 

GALAXY 1970 351 new tires new 

front end, $300 422 5559 

T R O Y F O R D 

Treats You Right 

l-arge selection of 7 7 Fords 

m stock for 

i m m e d i a t e delivery. 

TROY FORD 

7 7 7 John R 

Behind O a k l a n d 

MS 4000 

Mall 

1973 FORD GALAXIE 

2 door air conditioning automatic 

power steering and brakes onlv 

H 000 miles On this nsW car Irade 

in • 

S1.295 

JACK SELLE BUICK 

200 W Ann Arbor Rd 

Plvmouth 

453-4411 

LTD 1973 automatic air opera 

windows with vinvitop black 

421 6735 

FORD wagon 1965 in running con 

dition needs work Call Kris 

336 3318 

WANT A USED CAR 

YOU CAN DEPEND ON 7 

You'll find it at USED CAR COR 

RAL For mans vears we've been 

providing value in used cars and 

we d like to please vou Stop in 

today lo se»- the low low prices on 

our used cars 

USED CAR CORRAL 

30121 Ford Rd Garden Cits 

261-3551 

MUSTANG II. IMS. V 6 4 speed 

power steering fm stereo new 

radials rust proofed 23 000 miles 

excellent condition $2495 464 0434 

GRAN TORINO Station Wagon 

1973 lulls equipped good condi 

(ion $1150 348 1567 

LTD 1971 air power brakes 

power steering verv good condi 

tion after 4 30PM 533 6724 

PINTO 1975 Station Wagon excel 

lent condition air 4 speed many 

options $2300 349 8068 

MAVERICK 1975 4 door aut» 

matic power brakes & steering 

low mileage good condition $2125 

356-2478 

FORD 1973 wagon power brakes 

steering 9 passenger air new 

exhaust and excellent trans 

portation $70 477 4844 

MAVERICK 1973 6 cylinder am 

radio low mileage good conditon 

$700 after 6 PM 455 1491 

OM 

S 

866 Fad 

LTD 1971, hardtop, air. excellent 

bodv and running condition, new 

brakes $1 200 firm Evenings and 

weekends 425 4591, Days Ke 14697 

FORD. 1973 2 door air automatic, 

power steering only $1 395 Avis 

Ford 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 354 3100 

PINTO 1973, 4 cylinder 4 speed 

custom interior Sr exterior race 

$1200 or best offer Before 2 

I T 

682 3018 

MACH I Mustang 

condition AM FlC 

more Besl offer 

COUNTRY Squire 

wagon best offer 

1971 Excellent 

stye .< air & 

981 0099 

1968 station 

26 1 6318 

V8 TORINO 1971.1725 Automatic 

clean good running condition 

GA 7 1236 

COUNTRY SEDAN 1974 38 000 

miles air Power steenng, brakes 

windows hood lock Good condi 

lion. 2 snows, needs 2 radials 

$1695 After 8 PM 626 2208 

MUSTANG 1965 hardtop excel 

lent condition inside and out, cus 

torn interior runs good must see 

$1100 455 8984 

MUSTANG 1975 Mach I Excellent 

condition 33.000 miles 522-5532 

MUSTANG 1971 amfm stereo 

ood running condition little rust 

est offer 644 5499 

S 

TORINO 1970 GT convertible 

power steering brakes 59.800 

miles best offer 357 5688 

GRAN Torino"1972" 351 power 

steering power brakes, air, excel 

lent running $850 261 6659 

FORD 1966 

$200 Call 

Galaxie runs good. 

522-7526 

PINTO 1973 4 speed vufcrl top air 

Michelin radials disc brakes $1000 

pr best offer 85 1 8364 

LTD 1974 wagon low mileage, air 

power steering brakes Cruise con 

trol Brougham interior reclining 

seats excellent condition 455 532! 

MAVERICK 1976 4 door 8 cylin 

der automatic power steering 

brakes air conditioning 8600 

miles Excellent condition $3495 

464 7172 

870 

s & Other 

heel Drive 

INTERNATIONAL 1974 Scout V8 

automatic, air low mileage $4 700 

Call 477 5520 

BRONCO 1967 42.000 miles sacrifice 

$2000 562 0511 

BLAZER 1975 4x4 10 000 lb capac 

itv Warn winch. 7 ft Meyer plow 

power steering brakes air am-fm 

stereo $5500 64 6 3715 

JF.EP 1966 CJS V6. 3 speed lock 

out hubs runs good good tires 

Needs a lot of work $650 Call 

after 5 30 427 7854 

CHEROKEE 1977 $5 600 Wide 

wheel 360 cu V-8 3 speed 9.000 

miles AMFM stereo Call after 

4 30PM 721 7192 

CHEVROLET BLAZER. 1977, 

4WD automatic 10x15 tires trailer 

package Chevenne air loaded 

$7500 474 4779 

BRONCO 1976 4 wheel drive 

power steering disc brakes radio | 

low mileage excellent condition 

453 4910 or 437 6673 

BLAZER 1974 Chevrolet Cheyenne 

package 4 wheel drive many 

extras 851 1987 

JEEP 1975 Renegade V87~ roll 

cage big tires extras showroom 

condition 455 6261 

JEEP 1976 CJ 5. roll bar 6 cylinder 

3 speed $3 700 after 5 PM, 

» 422 9354 

WANT ECONOMY 

AT 

ALOW 

PRICE? 

GREAT SELECTION 

5 YEAR OR 60,000 MILE 

GUARANTEE 

870 Jeeps & Other 

4 Wl heel Drive 

BLAZER 

after 6 

872 Lincoln 

1969 shape. 

851 2036 

CONTINENTAL. 1974. 4 door town 

car fully equipped, sharp, f4.100 

261-3772 

TOWN CAR 1976, 4 door Jade 

Green A Green leather, loaded. 

25.000 miles. $7 000 398 7400, » 

559 1435 

LINCOLN 1976 continental 4 door, 

air conditontng stereo, speed con 

trol. tilt wheel rear window 

defroster new tires, extra fuel 

tank. $7600 459 2260 

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1974 4 

door. air. conditioning, stereo, tilt 

wheel, rear window defroster, 

leather interior. $3800 , 459-2260 

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, 1973 4 

door Town car all extras Ken 

tuckv car exceptional condition. 

$3800 after 6 PM 524 1019 

MARK IV 1974. luxury gold 

Seather interior stereo tape wire 

wheels moon roof Afler 6 P M 

64 5 5380 

MARK IV 

loaded $5600 

1974 

triple white. 

455-8793 

CONTINENTAL 1972 extra clean 

low mileage new tires, excellent 

condition $2500 333 0154 

874 Mercury 

MARQUIS 1969 sedan, automatic. 

V-8 power steering power brakes 

factory air stereo FM runs like 

the dav it left the factory $399 

Many other extras AUTOLAND 

USA 35545 Michigan Ave Wayne 

728-3100 

MONTEGO MX 1975 4 door auto 

matic transmission power steering. 

air price is low but car is 

nice $2 395 Roger Peck Chev 

474 0500 

CAPRI 1973 

engine $1300 

lou IARTCHE 

C H E V R O L E T 

40875 Plymouth Rd., Plymouth 

v. ' 

18C* (R,W,G-14C) 

878 Plymouth 

DUSt®R. ItfT 8 cylinder, automatic. 

power steering FM stereo, 

new tires no rust $935 476-4228 

PLYMOUTH FURY U T " 1973 

TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL, 

air rnanv extras $1 095 Tom Hoi 

rer Ford 474-1289 

FURY WAGON 1976 21 OOO mi lev 

still smells new" $2,650 Tom Hoi 

ierFord 474-1289 

FURY 1973 Cran Coupe. Power 

steering, brakes AM FM good con 

dition. clean New battery High 

mileage $600 or best offer 453-8616 

CUDA. 1973 340 power, steering 

brakes AM-FM stereo gates 

Excellent condition 4". 4-0938 

PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1973 excel 

lent tondition 6 cylinder auto 

njatic. undercoating 46 000 miles 

553 0786 

OAE 


878 Plymouth 

GOLD DUSTER. 1973. automatic. 

6. power steering, radio $900 

642 0948 

SPO|T SUBURBAN 1I7J. waRon. 9 

passenger, automatic, power steer 

ing. Ibrakes air, am-fm radio, no 

rust • cruise control, 60.000 miles, 

$1 250 553 4430 

$ALE 

1976 CORDOBA. Loaded $3 995 

1973 NEWPORT. Loaded low mile 

age $995 

1973 SATELLITE SEBRING. 

Loaded low mileage, triple black 

$1 695 

DAMERON 

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 

29301 Gd River 476 7900 

1975 FORD F-250 PICK-UP $3166 

V-8 engine, power steering, power brakes 

1975 JEEP WAGONEEH $4677 

4 wheel drive, air conditioning, stereo, low miles 

1976 MONTEGO MX 

Nice Car 

1975 DODGE SPORTSMAN WINDOW VAN 

Mew Tires 

BOB DUSSEAU 

31625 Grand River 

„474-3342 

$3777 

$3695 

I _ MtWOJHV 

L* HNCOLN 

TOWN & COUNTRY 00PBE 

tTcARSIn STOMILl'MODELS! 

'76 MONZA, V6. automatic, air 

'76 CORDOBA, buckets air 

'76 PINTO SQUIRE, air, automatic 

1973 CHALLENGER 

$2,995 

$4,495 

$AVE 

Automatic air conditioning.stereo, rally wheel.340 

engine. MUST SEE' $1,995 

1971 CATALINA, 2 door hardtop 

'75 GRANADA GHIA, loaded 

'74 SEBRING PLUS, air 

'74 C HARGER SE, air, wheels 

1976 CHARGER 

$995 

$3,295 

$2,495 

$2,695 

Air conditioning stereo, bronze with white vinyl 

root luxury interior $4,295 

'74 DODGE CLUB CAB, automatic $2,495 

73GRAN TORINO, air $1,595 

10 VANS AND SPORTSMANS IN STOCK 

• JOHN CUETERS 

TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE 

9 MILE A GRAND RIVER / 

FARMINGTON 474-6750 

1975 CHEVY MO-V, TON 

PICKUP 

Balloon tires special wheels 

oil bar)extra nice 

$3495 

1976 NOVA 

2 door 6 cylinder great gas mileage 

1977 CHEVELLE MALIBU 

Automatic power steering 

and brakes low mileage 

$4295 

1975 PONTIAC VENTURA 

2 door automatic, power 

steering and brakes Air conditioning 

17.000 actual miles 

One ol a kind 

1978 VEGA 

Automatic am-tm stereo 

1973 OLDS 

DELTA ROYAL 

$2995 

$2,395 

4 door hardtop full power 

stereo, air conditionmo p*tr^ 

sharp 

1877 JEEP CJ-7 

power angle plow, renegade 

package. Levi interior 

$5796 

1971 F0R0 CLUB WAGON 

V-8 engine, automatic A 

great value 

$1395 

t 

378 Plymouth 

SATELLITE. 1971 Good condition 

$600 or best offer After 12 Noon. 

421 2793 

VOLARE Wagon 1976, Premiere 

edition, air 8 500 miles manv 

extras $4000 651 7574 

VALIANT SCAMP. 1972 power 

steering, automatic, vinyl top, this 

one is sharp' Won't last at $1,495 

FEISTER 37401 Ford Road al New 

burgh 721 2400 after 6 call 721 2408 

PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1975 4 

door, automatic fi cylinder good 

economy '(Jar Priced right al 

$2,395 FEISTER 37401 Ford Road 

al Newburgh 721-2400. after 6 call 

721 2408 

SATTELITE Sebring 1972 Green 

white vinyl top Loaded Good con 

dition 4U 9856 

SATELLITE 1974 Automatic 

Power steenng brakes Good condition 

$800 or offer 15173 Melrose 

Livonia 

DUSTER 1975 automatic power 

steering power brakes 18.000 

miles. Tike new $2,195 968 5530 

PLYMOUTH. 1965. new carburetor 

slarter tune-up needs work trans 

portation or parts $100 476 4051 

FURY Wagon 1971 9 passenger, 

air A power good condition, original 

owner $300 Call after 10 AM 

349-0753 

DUSTER 1973 Air, automatic, 

power steering vinyl top Radials 

rustproofed Excellent condition 

must see to appreciate. $1750 

525 2628 

GOLD DUSTER 1974 Power steer 

ing. low mileage V8 automatic. 

Excellent condition, $1995 After 

5 30 weekdays 2711819 

SEBRING. 1971. 2 door air condi 

tiomng. power steering power 

brakes, excellent condition $900 

64 5 9542 

FURY 1975 Station Wagon Air ^ 

Power, rack, clock radio, etc 

Must sell $2 750 best 477 5620 

FURY 1970. good condition air. 

power steering brakes, $(>95 

422 3177 

DUSTER 1972 power steering 

automatic 60 000 miles good on 

gas $900 or offer 

455 6673 

GOLD DUSTER 1972, vinyl roof 

automatic 6 cylinder power steer 

ing good mileage $525 or besl 

offer 474 4910 

CUDA 1973 22.300 miles, air auto 

malic. power steering power 

brakes 318 V8. console tacnome 

ter no rust $2,700 542 2351 

PLYMOUTH 1972 sport suhtirban 

wagon 9 passenter automatic 

power steering brakes air amfm 

loaded clean $1 195 , 464 8227 

ARROW 1977 orange 7000 miles 

$3475 (Ireat gas mileage Being 

transferred 363 9590 

880 Pontiac 

GTO 1973. 455 C I D automatic, 

full power, full instrumentation 

AM FM stereo air $2,300 or best 

offer 851 1954 

TRANS AM 1976 455, air stereo 

rustproofed, low miles, immaculate. 

SACRIFICE $4850 478 9521 

BONNEVILLE 1974 2 door, black 

power steering power brakes auto 

matic. air and rally wheels $1,795 

FEISTER 37401 Ford Road at New 

burgh 721 2400 afler 6 call 721 2408 

GRAND PRIX 1973 mini green 

white vinyl roof white leather inte 

nor power window, doors seal 

Excellent condition $2,000 547 9276 

TRANS AM 1977 automatic, power 

steering brakes air cruise 

stereo custom trim $5,700 453 1170 

TRANS AM 1976 455 air stereo, 

rustproofed low miles, immacu 

late. SACRIFICE $4850 478 9521 

TRANS AM 1975 Gleaming white 

black eagle Automatic power steer 

ing. power brakes power windows, 

air, Im till honey wheels $3,990 

Art Moran Pontiac-CiMC Tele 

graph North of 12 Mile 353 9000 

GRAND PRIX 1976 Beautiful firethorn 

red. white landau roof 

Clean, new car trade $3,590 Art 

Moran Pontiac-GMC. Telegraph. 

North of 12 Mile 353 9000 

PONTIAC TRANS A 1975 Auto 

matic air, fire engi n? red. 24.000 

miles won't last 1 ong at $4,295 

Roger Peck Chev 

474 0500 

FIREBIRD 1972 Formula 350 auto 

malic, looks A runs good $825 

Tyme Sales 

455 5566 

CATALINA 1968 4 door .53.000 orig 

inal miles, new brakes, shocks 

verv dependable, nice looking car 

$25 Best offer 478 4417 

CATALINA 1966 good condition 

$345 459 7194 

1977 MONTE CARLOS 

Air fconditionmg. power steering and brakes, am radio, 3 to 

choose from. Extra sharp. Priced from $4595 

1973 PONTIAC Li MANS 

SPORT COUPE 

Automatic, power steering and 

brakes, air conditioning, vinyl root 

sport wheels extra sharp _____ 

$2395 

1979 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 

4 door hardtop, automatic, 

power steering and brakes, 

air conditioning, vinyl rool 

Priced to sell 

$2395 

1970 CAMARO 

Automatic, power steenn 

brakes, vinyl roof 

vellow Extra sharp 

$1995 

1974 MUSTANG II 

4 speed, economy engine 

package, a great value 

1977 CAMARO 

$2395 

Automatic, power steering 

and brakes, air conditioning 

am-lm radio Extra sharp 

880 Pontiac 

CATALINA. 1974 2 door hardtop, 

air rustproofed, automatic, power 

steering, and brakes, vinyl roof, 

radio. 39.000 miles $1,745 Bill 

Brown Ford, 35000 Plvmoulh Rd al 

Wayne Rd 421 7000 

FIREBIRD 1976 6 cylinder Floor 

stick 16.000 miles A I shape 20 

mpg city $3 695 GR 4 4495 

FIREBIRD Esprite 1974 Auto 

matic. air conditioning, AM FM 

stereo 8 track power steering & 

brakes 455-5164 

GRAND AM 1974 Air radials. 

AM-FM stereo all power Good con 

dition $2 495 652 6795 

I.EMANS 1969 33 500 mechanically 

excellent average body power 

steering, brakes, air automatic, 

am s)miws $700 855-1472 

FIREBIRD ESPRIT 1974 350 

Hurst Shift power, air steering 

Cassette stereo, polvglass tires 

642 3322 

GRANDVILLE, 1973 4 door hard 

top. loaded low mleage excellent, 

must see $2350 34»7.T78 

GRAND SAFARI 1973 9 passenger 

station wagon, automatic air. all 

power deluxe interior, amim 

stereo tape deck. Lggage rack, 

cruise control. 60-40 seat one 

owner $1995 64il 

AM FM stereo with 8 track tin: 

gage rack bumper 4 door guards 

PoTvglvconl ruslprooled $58011 

Like new 652-2999 or 824 0400 

FALVEY VW 

TROY 

WE NFED GOOD 

USED VWS 

TOP DOLLAR PAID 

FOR YOUR USED VWS 

FALVEY VW 

643-6900 

VW 1469 Runs giH"t brMjv 

55 (Kill miles Cheap I'll' 2 tj't 

8150 after 17.6 "IS 

VW 1971 Square 

excellent condition 

oiler 

Hai 

MN' 

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WE'RE CLOSER THAN VOU THINK!! 

AT THE BIQ LOT 

75 CHRYSLER 

NEWPORT CUSTOM 

2 door hardtop V8 automatic 

power windows air condi 

lionmq Exceptionally clean 1 

$34 95 

'74 MONTE CARLO 

Landau too mahogany 

brown V8 automatic power 

steerinq power brakes air 

conditioning 

$2995 

PRICES 

DRASTICALLY _ 

REDUCED ON ALU977 

T-BIRDS 

CARS 

TRUCKS 

VANS 

v" UP TO $300 

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TO ALL 

• U.A W HOURLY 

tmplof*' and 'tUrm wl» pwtham 

»977 Cf. hght Fife* or ran. 

'75 GREMLIN 

6 cylinder automatic like absolutely 

brand new' 

$2195 AND WORTH IT" 

'73 MERCURY 

MONTEGO MX 

2 door hardtop. V8 automatic 

power Steering and 

brakes factory air conditioning 

beautiful bronze This 

week s special 

Reduced ft; $139 5 

TWO YEAR 

WRITTEN WARRANTY 

'73 GOLD DUSTER 

6 cylinder automat' t 

steer ng except - • , . 

price 

$1695 

76VOLARE 

CUSTOM WAGON 

6 cvl"'der ai'ito" it 

Niee' tui power u-, 

owner 19 000 '»• 

eeotionali. ciean 

$3695 

1 never *net Willi IH 453-2255 

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Your neighborhood Ford Dealer... Just 3 Minutes From Canto 

LEO CALHOUN 

453-1100 ^ 3 * 41001 PLYMOUTH RD 

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312 Livonio 

LIKE NEW ) bedroom brick spit 

level, freshly painted Inside and 

out New kitchen and bath large 

totÎnjround pool, priced 148.500 

EARL KEIM REALTY 

Midwest, Inc. 

477-0880 

BY Owner, Levan-SchooJcralt area, 

immaculate 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch with country kitchen, targe 

family room and attached garage 

Central air complete carpeting, 

draperiei, and many custom 

• pootntraents Large wood deck 

overlooking shaded landscaped 

yard 427-0512 

4 BEDROOMS 

Priced for fast $ale is this 

chorming 4 bedroom brick 

home featuring a full fin- 

ished basement with bar and 

2 cor J garage for only 

$30,900 

CENTURY ?l 

HARTFORD SOUTH 

464-6400 

LIVONIA!; BEST 

ANXIOUS OWNER 

Pnce reduced to M3.M0 Brick 

ranch home J bedrooms, 1W 

baths, fun basement wth profes 

snnaDy finished rec room, 2 car ga 

rage Choice area near Schoolcraft 

and Merriman Rd A lop home In a 

most sought afler neighborhood 

Ad fast 

Advance of Michigan 

427-5400 

850 AulOS 'O' Sal* 

85? Antique Ca'S 

8S4 Afr.pr.can Motors 

856 Bu'C» 

858 Cadinac 

86C C'evci'et 

86? C"'v*ie' 

864 Dodoe 

9$6 r 0'd 

8 "0 >eo 

8"? I ncoln 

8 "4 M^rCU'V 

8'6 O'dsmotrne 

8*8 Plymouth 

ISO foni.ac 

8?4 Spo'ts & 

i-noo'ted Cars 

8%,' Tnundf"0"d 

^84 VoKsxfloen 

8 '6 Auto — True* 

f'arts A Service 

4'8 Auto Re A !3l$ 

A leavrig 

312 Lrvonb 

RAMBLING RANCH 

Lovely 4 bedroom brick 

Ranch 2V4 bafhs, natural fire- 

place, full basement, 2V4 car 

garoge Plus central air Only 

$45,900 

CENTURY 21 


464-6400 

OPEN SUN 2-4 9270 Lathers, S of 

W Chicago. E of Middlebelt J bed 

room brick ranch, 1H car garage, 

central air, carpeting thru-out cus^ 

torn drapes, partiaDy finished base 

ment, $37.90$ 261-1274 

819 AuloFmaocmq 

820 Autos Wanted 

8?2 t'ucia'< 

33? Mobi'e H(jmes 

•or Sale 

364 L'Stmqs Wanted 

338 LOtS A Acre.iqe tor Sa 1 

332 Moh.ie Mfi-nes 

'O' Sale 

358#Wo'tqages~ I a no 

Contracts 

346 Northern Prope"v 

314 Out O* ' Own Rrooe'ty 

368 Real E state to E »C"inc 

362 Rea' Estate Want. 

328 Tr-iwnhou^p'. ifir '",aie 

FUSSY BUYERS 

THIS IS IT 

6 Mile - Newburgh Area 

16920 FITZGERALD 

Squeaky clean 4 bedroom Colonial 

with 24 baths, first floor laundry 

family room with natural fireplace 

prime area Owner California 

bound 

MILLIGAN 

HOMES INC 

REALTORS 

427-5050 

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312 Livonio 

(CUD 

Nottingham Woods W 

Executive 4 bedroom bnck Colonh 

al Features 2W baths formal dining 

room, kitchen built ins famiy 

room with fireplace recreation 

room workshop patio central air. 

attached 2 car garage aulomaUc 

sprmklers. 2 acre rear yard com 

mons Asking $88 900 make offer 

74% mortgage CaD ONE WAY 

522 8000 or 484*800 

One 

Rosedale Gardens 

' IMMACULATE 

Custom built brick home 2 

bedrooms formal dining 

room, natural fireplace, living 

room and custom drapes car 

pe'mg throughout, pleasant 

family room with od to cent 

patio, rec room with bar 2 

car garage Asking $49 950 

Coll 261-1010 

1st United 

Carleton Real Estate 

IMMACULATE 4 bedroom Colo 

nial. IV* years old. 24 car attached 

garage large country kitchen wgh 

6x8ft pantrv dishwasher stove 

beautiful wood rails, open stair 

rase large living and dinug room 

2S baths full basement wood 

insulated windows family room 

with natural fireplace 85x145 treed 

kit $69 5 00 477 1152 

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• OVER 140 OFFICES IN MICHIGAN 

We're Here R)r YOu. 

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Plymouth Redford 

CENTURY21 CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. Taylor-Matters Realty Co. 

915 South Mam 23806 Joy Rd 

(313)453-7600 (313)537-0440 

Redford Redford 

CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 

Hallmark, Inc. Today Real Estate 

25845 Plymouth 26078 Five Mile Rd 

(313)937-2300 (313)538-2000 

Redford West Bloomfield 

CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 

Hartford 401 Inc. Falr-Towne Company 

14026 Telegraoh 33020 Northwestern Highway 

(313) 537-6808 (313)626-8000 

EVERY CENTURY 21 OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 

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West Bloomfield 

CENTURY 21 

Robec Properties, Inc. 

6070 West MaDie Suite 100 

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(313)851-7711 

Westland 

CENTURY 21 

Boardwalk, Realtor* 

38403 Joy Road 

(313)459-3600 

Westland 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 424, Inc. 

33652 Ford Rd 

(313)525-4444 

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Homes For Solo 

BY OWNER 

LIVONIA 

203 .'0 LOUISE (* blocks V\ ol" Middlebelt. S. offSMile) 5*1.100 

Brrxthtaking .1 bedroom brick with iluminum trim, grc«t school district, 

»ilk to von 11 Mall. This home feature* a privacy master bedroom 

with half bath, a beautiful modern kitchen with built ins, formal dining 

mom, lovelv family room with fireplace. It offers even motr 

GR * 5*44 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM Six oillared brick colonial with 

circular dnvewav on elevated lot Living room, dining 

room breaftfast nook family room with fireDlace. 4 

bedrooms 2'? baths, craoeries Privacy fenced back- 

vard Bv Owner Reduced to $81,900 5629 Warren- 

shire Drive 661-2252 

LIVONIA 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 -5 P M 

M548JAHS DRIVE (S off H Mile on Meadowview W of Newburgh 

Rd ) -Seen everything? Wait until vou see this surprise value in modem 

but comfortable housing J bedroom brick ranch with a large 2 ca' 

ittached garage, back to back fireplaces for cozy comfort in living nr 

t»mi!\ .-wm, I Vj baths, 2 doorwalls to Florida rooms. Heautifullv 

indicated. Manv deluxe extras. Host Carmen Acciaioli 477 6300 or 

"3 *47J (J 17) 

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LIVONIA LOW $40's 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM 

I 41 20 SUN BUR Y ( K off Middlebeh on Seadowlark. N of Schoolcraft) 

l~here's room to spare most everwhere in this attractive 

' heilroom muhi level with manv extras Mirrored wall in 

living room, shelves in famiU room, large screened porch, big 

patio, gas grill, air conditioner, drapes, curtains and kitchen built 

ins. \n arra of perfect familv environment Hostess Barbara Hav. 

4" 6100or S22 66*6 (S-94 

FARMINGTON 

OFFICE 

477-6300 

N 

312 Livonia 312 Livonia 

LIVONIA 

2 Fireplaces 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick Ranch 

1'/» baths, family room, tiled 

rec room including wet bar 

and possible 4th bedroom. 

2Vi car garage, patio, and 

much more Asking $43,900 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S 261-4200 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4. 1S254 Fbrtl 

Neat brick front, J bedroom 

Ranch, large kitchen, 2 baths. 24 

car garage with heat water k electricity. 

SW.500 Vtotage Realty 

422-5057 

people f o ? 

nat»or» 

Your Needs Come First at 

[NORWOOD fflj 

Gardener's Dream 

LOTS OF LOT!! 

3 bedroom brick ranch, formal dtaing, 

ledgerock fireplace, attached 

garage, over 4 acre. 100 X 300 

with mature tree*. Country r the 

Cky Just listed at 152.500. Wonl 

Last' fall 522 4 000 or 4*f0800 

ONE 

WAY 

Brick 14 story aluminum trim. 2 

car attached garage, heated 

breeze way Many extras $41900 

261-2732 

REDFORD TOWNSHIP 

Sparkling clean and neal custom brick ranch formal dining room 

full basemeni with baih. 2 car garage, good assumpnon Priced at a 

very affordable $34,500 Call now 1 

NORWOOD NO. 3, INC. 

27850 Plymouth • Livonia 

425-1500 

FARM INGTON-$44,900 

NEWLY LISTED BEAUTY OPEN SUN 2-5 

On gorgeous KIRBY (East of Farmington Rd.) Street is this especulh 

nice sutler spacious multi-level with 3 bedrooms (Plus additional room 

for 4th bedroom or library or den) has everything for perfect move in 

and family enjoyment. 2 baths, beautiful carpeting, huge familv room 

and close to schools, shopping and churches in Farmington Meadows 

area of fine familv living. Ask for host Bot) Smith 477 6300 or 476 (IH'7 

(K 39) 

FARMINGTON H 

Bncktri level with thermopane windows all wav around 

3 bedrooms, large familv room, everything for solid com 

lort. huge kitchen has loads of cabinets and beautiful parquet 

floor, dishwasher, disposer, and exhaust fan. lovely ceramic tile 

bath. 2 car garage, large lot and more S36.900 Call Shirle\ Smith 

477 631*)or 478 377S (R 76) 

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REALTY 

LIVONIA 

THE BEST YEARS OF YOUR WIFE'S are 

soent m her own home Make them wonderful 

years with a home like this one in a beautiful 

brick area of Livonia-3 bedroom, face brick 

ranch with 2 car attached garage-Large yard 

with wood deck patio-IV? baths-Family room 

with door wall-Full basement-All carpet and 

draoes-Quick oosse9sion 

EKR-Livoma 261-1600 $48,500 

VVbS I LAND 

GREAT FAMILY HOME Brick ranch with din- 

ing room-Extra oaneled room could be Family 

Room or 3rd bedroom-Den or bedroom in 

basement with full bath plus a Finished recrea- 

tion room-2 car garage-Large Patio-lmmediate 

Occupancy 

tEKR-Livon.a 261-1600 $37.500 

PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP is reflected throughout 

this lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch in the city of 

Northville Features include large pleasant 

kitchen with excellent eating space, 1V* baths, 

finished recreation room, over-9ize 2 car garage. 

and large fenced yard $43,900 00 

ERK-Northville 349-5600 

HISTORICAL' 

Interesting 125 year okJ farm house on 2 acres 

with lots of charm to be uncovered. Much interior 

black walnut construction. 4 bedrooms, large 

dining room, fireplace in living room. Additional 

acreage available. Asking $59,900. 

EKR-Northville 349-5600 

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NATIONWIDE 

FIND A HOMG 

S€RVICe, inc 

Three bedroom all aluminum Colonial Fea- 

tures include a 2 car attached garage baths 

Ml basement, family style kitchen, and carpet- 

ing throughout Assumable mortgage of ap- 

Droximately $30,000 00 A great value at only 

$41,900 453-0012 EKR South. Inc. 

CANTON 

This brick ranch is perlect for summer living - 

Central air. patio, inground sprinklers. Alumi- 

num trim. 3 bedrooms. 1 V4 baths, family room. 

2'/? car garage, and sauna $41,900 453-0012 

EKR South. Int. 

GARDEN CITY 

3 bedroom bnck front ranch in excellent condition 

Finished basement, low taxes, large yard 

and enclosed porch are just a few extras that 

make this home a good investment at $29,900. 

Hurry on this one! Call 522-2101 

GARDEN CITY 

New 3 bedroom brick ranch in prime neighborhood 

Extra large kitchen, full basement, low 

taxes, larger yard, owner must sell and wants 

offer So bring them in. Clean, sharp $33,900 

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312 Livonio 

EXECUTIVE COLONIAL 

Vi ACRE FIRST OFFERING. You 

will hove fo admit this i» the 

most beautiful decoroted 

home you have seen, nearly 

2800 ft of gracious living 4 

king size bedrooms, the mas- 

ter with a private dressing 

suite and full bath, excellent 

size 1st floor Paneled study 

with builtin bookcases Excep- 

tionally large family room 

with fireplace, formal dining 

roo, 1st floor laundry, the fin- 

ished rec room is beautiful, at- 

tached 2 car garage Fantasti- 

cally decorated All carpet 

and drapes, $89,900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32396 Five Mile GA I SMO 

BRAND NEW 3 bedroom. 14 baths 

ranch. 9 inch insulation, range 

included Full basement, carpeted 

on large lot 9046 Freemont, Open 

Sun 14 PM $36,900 525-4538 

MINT CONDITION 

Just listed sharp 3 bedroom bnck 

ranch, carpeted throughout, base 

ment. 2 car garage new roof, 

water heater and furnace Nice 

area 136,900 

Realty World 

CAMELOT 525-5600 

7 MILE - Merriman area 2 bed 

room Ranch Fenced yard 25 

acre Large living room Close to 

schools & shopping Bv owner 

$28 000 459 5769 477 9060 

312 Livonia 

NOTTINGHAM WOOOS 

EXECUTIVE DREAM First offer- 

ing "A real touch of class", 

The setting for this spacious 

brick colonial is out of this 

world and set off by a gor- 

geous gunite heated SWIM- 

MING POOL the frees and the 

flowering gardens is just per- 

fect, about 2300 ft of 

gracious living, the perfect 

floor plan, 4 spocious bed- 

rooms. formal dining room,' 

family room with natural fire- 

place, finished basement, cen- 

tral air, 2 cor jide entrance 

garage and a circular drive 

"Be the first to see' $98,500 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY. 

32J96 Five Mile GA I 56«0 

ATTRACTIVE colonial. 3 bed 

rooms, 14 baths, large family 

room. 24 car attached garage, 

excellent neighborhood Owner 

4257993 

Buy of the Week 

4 bedroom brick Ranch with 2 

full baths, formal dining 

room, completely carpeted. 2 

car garage Just listed 

$40,900 

Century 21 

HARTFORD N 261-2000 

obert Sake -lRealtor 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH 1 Sentiment runs hiah for older 

homes with '^thfui architecture rind graceful orooor 

tions This example has a lovelv front porch and its 

condition has been remarkably updated in all the 

important areas 3 bedrooms formal dining room a 

studv a large kitchen basement and V? car aarage 

All the rooms are large and it';, a splendid value at 

$42 900 Call 453-8200 f 

FIRST OFFERING 1 Citv of Plymouth Deceptively 

spacious ahis one story home has 3 bedrooms a larqe 

country kitchen, finished basement and an excellent 

treed location You'll discover many extras are includ 

ed m its $36 900 once 453 8200 

rEW HOMES COMPARE to the magnificent sur- 

roundings and aooointments within this one story 

bnck home Offered bv the original owner its 

material and desen qualities suggest a "no ex- 

pense soared'' attitude 5 ACRES—all enhanced 

bv terrific trees and manv plantings 3 large bed 

rooms. 7: baths, a slate (over, family room with 

fireDlace a Garden Room with a 2nd fireplace 

sewing room 1st floor laundry a completely 

equipped kitchen and heated 2 ; car side entrance 

garage Central Air outbuildings new roof and 

furnace circular paved drive and all appliances 

remaining contribute heavily to this suoerb offering 

Asking $119 000 with LAND CONTRACT TERMS 

AVAILABLE 

This Plymouth Township home offers 4 bedrooms 1' 

baths a 20 x 17 family room, country kitchen with an 

inviting wood terrace nearby basement area and 

carpetmq throughout Central Air and electronic air 

r 

ourrtiertoo $41900 453-8200 

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k P l y m o u t h 4 5 3 - 8 2 0 0 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

V , • i. 'I I 1 !' 

3'2 Livonia 

EXCLUSIVE 

Beautiful Executive home on 

Schoolcraft Rd in Livonia on 

150' X 200' estate size tot 

Gorgeous custom built ranch 

m the trees, 2 custom natural 

fireplaces, custom built-in cupboards, 

2 baths, 3 huge bedrooms 

with extra targe closets 

Country living with all 

city conveniences 

CALL 

PONDER 

& ASSOC. 

REALTOR 

425-0900 

"We Serve You Better" 

LIVONIA 

SIZZLING VALUE 

Deluxe 3 bedroom brick ranch 

that's loaded with extras, 19 

ft living room, 18 ft kitchen 

With buih-ins, family roorT) 

with firep'ace. carpeted base- 

ment IMMEDIATE OCCU- 

PANCY, owner wants oction 

Asking $61,500 

HONEYMOON 

SPECIAL 

Just listed this immaculate 

home with 2 large bedrooms, 

formal dining room, 25 ft 

family room with fireplace, 

garage ACRE TREED LOT, 

only $38 900 

LIVONIA 

CENTRAL AIR 

for your comfort, nice 3 bed- 

room brick ranch, 21 ft living 

room, finished basement, ga- 

raqe, close to schools and 

shopping, asking $39,500 

Jerry F. Edwards 

& Assoc. 

553-8100 

QUAD-LEVEL 4 bedrooms. 14 

baths, carpeting, built ins. paneled 

family room fireplace, 2 car 

attached garage pool, wooded 

area walk to schools Kmiberly 

Oaks bv owner 425-9054 

CUSTOM CAPE C00453 900 

75x423 LOT 

Beautiful custom 4 bedroom brick 

cape cod featuring lovelv Italian 

marble fireplace dream kitchen 2 

full baths 2 car garage Move in 

condition 

Red 

REALTORS 

Carpet 

522-3500 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 PM Ravine in 

Burton Hollow 4 bedroom brick 

colonial, family room with fire 

place dining room 2 baths. 2 half 

baths full basement—divided work 

recreation area with door wall to 

lower patio. 2 car garage door 

opener many extras 173.900 

Quick occupancy 16649 Riverside 

By owner 427-8068 

FAMILY ROOM-FIREPLACE 

FIRST OFFERING "A dream 

come true' A story book 

rambling bnck ranch in beau- 

tiful mint condition spocious 

18 ft family room with natu- 

ral fireplace Large modern 

country kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 

Wt baths full tiled base- 

ment, tastefully carpeted, at- 

tached 2 car garage Be the 

first to see $53,900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

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32396 Ifive Mile GA I 5660 

IDEAS LOCATION 3 bedroom 

bnck ânch 3 car garAgc l.ke 

new condition, excellent land 

seapmg> For appointment call 

464 1743 

Magmficient four bedroom Colonial with library, over 3 400 sq ft two fireplaces (one 

in huge master suite) Quality home reminds us of "Gone With the Wind " You will also 

learn "Love of the Land" when you see the surrounding forest Don't "wait until 

tomorrow" like Scarlet O'Hara did $134 900 28389 Herdonwood off 12 Mile 

between Middlebdft & Inkster 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

Old English charm with old craftsmanship quality throughout Ask us for list of over 

100 custom, quality features. Complete, huge gourmet kitchen, oak wood pegged 

floor. Delia thermo wood windows are only a few extras $242,000 

REAR VIEW 

Overlooking nature and trees. A perfect place for Executive to unshackle himself from 

thing^ he has to do and things he wants to do. 

6070 W. Maple 

W. Bloomfiled 

tif 

EOU4 HOUSING 

QPPOmwTltS 

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312 Livonia 

LIVONIA & AREA 

FIRST OFFERING 

Quahty built 3 bedroom face brick 

ranch in desirable Buckingham VI 

lage Full basement. w«4 plaster, 

marble sills, awnings Nice treed 

lot This won't last at this price 

$40 900 

TREES, TREES 

Lovely 3 bedroom brick tri-level 

with 14 baths, large family room 

2 car garage In wooded area 

$47 500 

CUSTOM BRICK 

Located in Livonia wth country at 

mosphere 3 bedrooms, family 

room, full basement. 2 car at 

tarhed garage double fenced bl 

Built in 1973 Askmg $53 900 

REDFORD 

WANTED 

Large family for this 4 bedroom 

and den bungalow Two full baths, 

finished basement garage See 

today $26 900 

SUPER VALUE 

In the 4 bedroom bungalow wth 

paneled den finished nec room 

two full baths garage $29 500 

LONG LOW & LOVELY 

Is the well kept 3 bedroom ranch 

in a prestige area The oversized 

lot tn a country setting offers a 

patio gnll and 20x40 inground pool 

with an inflated enclosure Betired 

owners are leaving ALL furnishings 

in this MOVE IN home 

$42 900 

WESTLAND 

PROFESSIONAL DECORATOR 

Could have done the sharp 3 bed 

room bnck ranch Country kitchen 

finished basement with a fuD bath 

24 car heated garage $32900 

FARMINGTON 

SECLUDED TREED SETTING 

Is the appealing location of this ex 

traordinarv brick home 3 bed 

rooms. 14 baths huge country 

kitchen family room and oversized 

garage Must be seen by those who 

would enjoy privacy among trees 

and towering pines Just $44,900 

CANTERBURY COMMONS 

Offers this custom built 4 bedroom 

pillared ranch Formal dining 

room beautiful master sute 24 

baths, family room finished rec 

room central air, attached garage 

$89 900 

SOUTHFIELD 

SMALL FARM 

In excellent area 3 bedroom cus 

torn brick ranch with large famBv 

room, finished basemetit 2 car al 

tached garage On a large lot for 

the garden enthusiast $47,500 

Cardinal 

West, Inc 522-5333 

PRIVACY & COMFORT 

Roomy brick tri level has 5 bed 

rooms 2 baths family room wth 

fireplace. 2 car garage walk to 

school $46 900 

TEPEE REALTY 

25200 Five Mile 533 7 272 

THREE bedroom bnck Ranch 

1.200 Sq Ft 14 baths FuD fin 

ished basement Fenced yard 14 

car garage For appointment 323 

2574; 422 2694 

LIVONIA 3 year old bnck Quad 

level m choice 7 Mile area 4 bed 

rooms formal dm ing room coun 

try kitchen with doorwall to red 

wood deck. 23 family room wth 

fireplace, basement 2 car attached 

garage central air Mint condition 

Large lot New to market al 

$62 900 

LIVONIA Brick Ranch on 70 lot 

backs to trees 3 bedrooms 23 

kitchen. 14 baths, beautiful fin 

ished basement wth extra bed 

room Oversized 24 car garage 

with opener $41,500 

Century 21 

Hartford 414 Inc 478-6000 

ANN ARBOR RD MIX AREA 

Sharp 3 bedroom bnck ranch, fam 

ily room, fireplace, built-in range 

fully carpeted 150 ft deep lot A 1 

area near schools priced to sell 

fast Only $42,900 Located 9168 Bas 

sett Ct West owner 4640072 

85^2114 

312 Livonia 


An immaculate 3 bedroom 

ranch with 1'/» baths, on the 

first floor a 'ontasfic kitchen 

o large living room, On out- 

standing finished basement 

with wet bar and new fur- 

nace with central air, o pictur- 

esque backyard with covered 

patio overlooking a qunite 

pool plus garage $46 900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile GA I 56«0 

3 BEDROOM bnck Ranch 2 car 

garage fireplace finished base 

ment large lot nice area Open 

Sunday 1 PM 3 PM IB747 West 

more $42 900 532-3067 476-4067 


BEAUTIFUL NOTTINGHAM 

*A€ST First offering on rh s 

rrost sensational brick colon - 

al-absolutely mint condition 

4 king size bedrooms, with 

2'/j baths, the convenience of 

a 1 st floor laundry formol 

dining room, fomily room 

with fireploce large country 

kitchen, coached 2 car go 

rage Quick occupancy 

$89 500 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile GA I 5660 

BY OWNER I vr old 4 bedroom 

colonial central air formal dmiig 

room circular staircase fullv car 

peSed Family room wBh fireplace 

large kitchen with builtins land 

scaped with large patio $62 900 

Open House Sunday 2 - 5 PM 18543 

Bainbridge Courts, south of 7 Mile 

I block east of Merriman 474^269 

HAPPINESS IS 

having a brand new home of 

vour choice on o treed half 

oare in Northwest Livonia 

Cnoose either a large ranch 

a' $79,900 or a double wing 

colonial at $85 900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 474 5700 

NEWLY Decorated 3 bedrooms 

bnck ranch 14 baths breakfasi 

room, semi finished basement 

$35,900 By owner immediate occu 

pancy 477 9©4 

OUTSTANDING 

Custom quolity throughout m 

this beautiful 4 bedroom 2'J 

bath brick home Highlights 

include a huge family room 

with natural fireplace formal 

dining room country s ze 

kitchen with builtins and dish- 

washer, first floor laundry 

basement and a 2 car at- 

tached garage Prime on vea' 

old subdivision $74 900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 474-5700 

RANCH home 3 yrs old 3 bed 

rooms 2 baths livmg room dmsig 

room family room fireplace base 

ment. patio. 24 car garage on I 

acre lot 421 7763 

IN THE TREES 

City formers wil 1 love the set- 

ting and the treed i * acres 

that comes with this 3 bed 

room stone aluminum sided 

home With a formal dining 

room, kitchen with d'sh 

washer, natural fireplace 

and a huge 2 story bam Ast 

ing $47 900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 474-5700 

MGKEON, INC. 

REAL ESTATE 

( = I 

500S Ma' ''tee 

F'v> ( ,jfh f.'ich 481? 

JUST LISTED—Owners transfer makes this airros' 

brand new quad level available for IMMEDIATF QC 

CUPANCY Four bedrooms 2' baths with a fantastic 

kitchen area, formal dining and spacious "amiiy roon 

with full wall fireplace Landscapinq is completed a- : 

attractive $65 500 

A WARM COMFORTING EFFECT creates the 

mood of this 4 bedroom Colonial home An appeal- 

ing decor thruout with sofl tones and decorative 

moldings fo tantalize your desire for ownership 

Landscaping is exceptionally well done Super first 

floor laundry facilities. $61,900 

Bi-levels offer space for living for all members o' the 

famjly Familv room is spacious on lower level with 

large den or bedroom, bath and laundry facilities 

Upper level is tor congenial entertaining with formal 

living room area, ample kitchen area and 3 bedrooms 

A larqe corner lot. 2 car qaraqe and terrific assumption 

$43,900 

WHAT A DELIGHT!! Open design of this home lends- 

the way to great living Meticulously kept and elegantly 

decorated with impressive beamed living room ceiling 

with fireplace There is an area with formal dining plus 

good kitchen eating area and nifty kitchen Large 

basement area, rear yard is fenced with a mature tree 

to grace the rear patip area $39.90 

453-6800

312 Livonio 


CUSTOM BUILT 

COLONIAL 

Enjoy the ixivocy of thu cu»- 

tom b'uikJ bnck Coioniol de- 

signed for todoy's country liv- 

ing Built m 1976, thi» lovely 

3 bedroom bnck Colonial fea- 

ture* 2 natural fireplaces. 1 

in master bedroom and 1 in 

family room Full bosement, 

2 cor attached garage, 1st 

floor office, private drive to 

house This is the one you've 

been waiting for Asking 

$79 900 

CENTURY 21 


464-6400 

OPEN Sunday 1-5 Immediate occu 

pancy Elective colonial 8 

rooms 4 bedrWm.v library family 

room. JH baths, full ba*m«it, 

room study room, bar, bath 

riy 

car attached automatic garage, 

central air 4 heating profes 

sionally landscaped, redwood 

fence deck, custom draperies Lata 

of extras, custom shelves Auto 

mlrtic sprinkler system $71900 

427*445 or 52? ««7 

LR/ONIA $59,900 

. 5 MILE-NEWBURGH 

Immaculate 3 bedroom bnck colonial 

large kitchen carpeting through 

•ut. central air natural fireplace 

tn family room 2 car attached ga 

Tage Just listed Call GEN 

RVIEVE PATTERSON today 

Norwood 

No 1. I nc 464 2800 

DENMAR Estates 4 bedroom Cok> 

mal 14 baths 900 Buyers 

onlv Open Sunday 2 PM 6 PM 

422-3752 

STREAM & ~RAVINE~~ 

(No It Large family and entertainer's 

special'' Two (amily rooms 

and 2 fireplaces BURTON HOL 

LOW 5 bedroom brick home 

Owner transferred early occu 

pancy Premium lot 31*16 ft pool 

Prtvicy and prestige Lnten to fhe 

silence of the trees Priced for fast 

sale Call for personal tour 

Century 2 1 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSEERSALES 

553-3408 

NEW ORLEANS French Quarter 

setting planned and decorated for 

gracious living 3 bedroom 24 

oath ranch Family room with fire 

place, central air custom drap^ 

enes. carpeting, deswner kitchen 

• ith separate breakfast room 

Huge basement and yard Attached 

24 ft garage One of Livonia 's pres 

ligtous areas $11 000 Owner 

522-5533 

BY OWNER 7 Mile'Levan area 

Cape Cod Colonial 4 bedrooms. 24 

bams dmmg room first floor laun 

dry, family room with fireplace, 

ful basement, patio 18477 Park 

lane $71.900 Open Sunday 2PM 

5PM 474-5344 

0 » £ 

our Needs Come Fwst 

HI AITOH1 

312 Uvonio 

AIR CONDITIONED. 4 bedrooms 

24 baths Colonial, Kknberty Oaks, 

assume 74% mortgage, with 

133.500 or Ml 500 days. 45W344, 

Eves . 4214545 

WOODCREEK FARMS 

It finally came irvfhat large 5 

bedroom colonial on a let 

with lowering trees This 

beauty has 2 x /i baths, a for- 

mal dining room, a kitchen 

and dinette, You must see it, 

overlooks a beamed ceiling 

bnck wall fireplace with fam- 

ily room, a full basement and 

2 car attached garage 

$75,900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32396 Eive Mile GA15M0 

WHAT A BUY 

You'll fall in love with this 

odorable brick ranch on a 

shoded tree lined street and 

priced to sell at $34,900 Full 

basement 'This rec room is a 

dream' 3 bedrooms, 2 full 

baths FAMILY ROOM taste- 

fully carpeted, complete with 

garage 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile GA 1-5660 

BY OWNER three bedroom ranch, 

dning room, air, 24 car garage, 

three carpeted rooms and bath m 

basement, fenced yard with garden. 

fast occupancy 2MJ3 Wen 

tworth $43 500 J . 522 2 457 

Cute as a Bug 

Bnck A aluminum Ranch 2 bed 

rooms large living room with stu 

dio ceiling cute kitchen Garage, 

fenced yard IMMEDIATE OCCU 

PANCY Asking $24,900 $2 000 

moves in Call One Way 522-6000 

or 464 0800 

One 

WING COLONIAL. Golf course 

view 4 bedrooms. 24 baths first 

floor laundry Be settled before 

school. Immediate occupancy 

$70,500 464-6427 

SWEET DREAM 

WITH TOPPING' Beautiful Quad 

offering 3 bedrooms large 21*12 liv 

ing room, family room, above 

ground pool with deck, excellent 

decor 14 bath, 2 car garage and 

Much More' $45,300 CALL 

CENTURY 21 

CORNERSTONE 478-4660 

RE DfORD TOWNSHIP 

a Te o' a > Ctsio" 1 bu'M 1 De0w> One* rancn tormai dmirrg area 

fireplace tamiiy '0

4D* Thursday, July 28, 1»77 

314 Plymouth Canton 314 Plymouth Canton 

BUILDER'S MODEL 

SUPER BI-IEVR 

Three bedroom, 1 baths deck off 

Ivhg and dining room wfth double 

doorwall. 13 x 13 family room wilt 

fireplace tH car attached garage, 

brick 4 side*, central air conditioning 

Profei»»naDy decorated 

with all the features expected wlh 

a model home 

$54,990 

459-4840 

DEMBS BUILDING CO 

PLYMOUTH TWP Lake Potate 

by owner Tranaferred. $ large bedroom 

Colonial on paved cut-de-aac 

3 full baths, fireplace tn family 

room, I car attached aarage, full 

basement, extra insulation central 

air, many extras Immediate occupancy 

W»00 4W-J7J4 

CANTON 

FREE! FREE! 

Completely remodeled 2 bedroom 

aluminum Ranch free wth the jpurchase 

of this prime 5 acres in Canton 

Township at H9JW Call today 

Norwood 

No 3, Inc 425-1500 

AND CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 

Toll Free 

BRIGHTON 

HOWELL 

SERVING ALL 0^ LIVINGSTON COUNTY 

2649 E GRAND RIVER. HOWELL 

From DETROIT call 

BEAT THE HEAT 

WITH THESE 

COOL BUYS 

313-476-2284 

313-229-4500 

517-546-5610 

l.AKKKRO.VI LIVING 1 Bedroom Aluminum-Wiled home with 2 

Biihv 4 car Garage. Shop and Barn \ total of 1 ACRES with 2*0 feel 

lake front sec 547,WW LRM> 

PERFECT SI MMER RE I'REATM Year round relaxation and rccrea 

tion with this fully furnished cottage near l-cwiston with new carpeting 

throughout Familv Room. Cut Stone Fireplace. Glassed in Porch, 

Sandv Beach and Wooded Lot for ONLY S .10,000 with easv land 

contract terms Whv ait? : ? Ask ala, „ »• * 

BIG TREES, BIG LOT & LOTS MORE 

OPEN SUN. 2 5 

BEAUTIFUL QUIET AREA is almost a dead Aid 

street (the kids can walk to school) The I bedroom 

brick ranch home has a spacious Florida room, full 

wall raised hearth fireplace in the family room, formal 

dining room. 24" attic fan. two window air 

conditioner,'2 car attached garage Onlv S4 1.500 Soil 

at 24241 Sunny Pointe, Southfield stH 7740 

FROM HIGH OR LOW, THE VIEWS 

SUPERB 

ENJOY THE VIEW of lovelv Highland Lakes from 

your -ainken living room or the dining room balconv 

This spacyHiv 'Tiedrootu condominium has a lull 

basement, first floor powder room, nicely appointed 

kitchen with appliances, fireplace in living room, 

carpettry thruout. enclosed patio \ great buy .it |ust 

139.200. See it at 1 *>62H Aqueduct, Northville 47H 

9130. 

RYMAL SVMES 

- REALTORS Since 1923 - 

LIVONIA 5 Mile and Mernman area. Custom-built 3 

bedroom brick ranch on over Vj acre. Offering formal 

dining room, full basement, plaster walls, attached 2 a car 

garage in a lovely country setting Much morel $50,900 

476-9100 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. Bedford. 20111 Lexington. S. of 8 

Mile, W of-Beech Daly. 3 be-. $.ne« *• 

oat and hfepiace 2 ca'oa'aoe on d Deaut iu" > -vHls .ar*?d ic a 

lor details. — 



425-1500 

Gracious 

Homes 

in $rigktori 

PREVIEWING 2 NEW MODELS 

Live in a country ' 

atmosphere with all 

conveniences of city 

w&ter, sewer and 

paved streets 

*Fairway 

j HOMES AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY] 

4 model homes...2 ranches and2colonials 

Includes such wanted features as: attached 2 car garage... . 

energy saving insulation packages...wall to wall carpeting 

...full basement...3 or 4 bedrooms...priced from 2 0 0 

Model Phone: 229-2080 . ^ ^ 

Models open daily I lo 7 Located on Fairway Trails Dr 

closed Thursday v and Br «9 ht n Lake Rd 

Built by: âke Exit 147 into Brighton, lake Main Sl. 

Burt Conttruction Co. ,0 Th,rd - lurn Mx ,0 Bnghion Lake Rd 

Granada Hornet, Inc. tum n 9 ht ,0 Fa,rwa y 

Tra,,s and 

j 

.J 

—J J 

-j J 

J ^ 

Fairway Trails is 

surrounded by some 

ol Michigan's most 

beautiful lakes 

and park areas 

I .11 IS* 

t«,l 14? 

ll V 

k'M. 

JL 

.J J 

i 1

314 Plymouth Canton 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

OVER AN ACRE 

39765 KOPPERNICK. between 

Hi* and Haggerty Rd, jouth 

of Joy Rd 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch tjf floor laundry, 1 Vi 

baths Nice place to live 

$53,900 

Century 21 

Hartford West. Inc 453-7600 

PLYMOUTH 

$52,90C 

Se« the charming family home lo 

cated In prime area of Plyr outh I 

bedrooms fuD basement wl .•> kitchen. 

dining room carpeted through 

out, rec room covered patio and 

BBQ. verv scenic location Loads 

of potential, 3 rar garage Call 

Century 21 

Boardwalk 1 ^ . . ^ IL r\:! Dr ' 459-3600 

Acr\ ^ A. /V 

MUST BE SOLD! 

Beautiful redwood deck ond 

pool included with this spa- 

cious 4 bedroom Windsor 

Pork Colonial Rear sunken 

family room with natural fire- 

place. 1 '/j baths, 2'/7 at- 

tached garage, and much 

more Just $55 900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429 Inc 981-2900 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

Aluminum Sided Bungalow 

Witft breeiewav and 2 car attached 

garage 3 bedrooms (ull basement 

large lot Merriman fc Warren 

area Priced $31900 $2 000 down 

SUMMIT 

427-3200 

COZY COMFORT 

Sharp 3 bedroom ranch in beau 

ftiful treed setting Build in air con 

ditioner fireplace room lo garden 

Gas barbeque large patio, many 

more extras Call Bob Olson 

455 4958 

455-7790 

REALTY WORLD 

COLONIAL VILLAGE INC 

Garden City Bell Ringer 

3 bedroom brick ranch 1311 sq ft 

original owner Fantastic family 

room fireplace, central air max 

imum insulation 24 x 24 brictf front 

garage with attic storage Just 

$43 900 You must see it' 

WILL TIPTON 

427-5010 

WF.STLAND 3 bedroom ranch 2'i 

car garage $21 900 FHA ro VA 

$899 moves you in Ross Realty 

326 8300 

WESTLAND 

Livonia Schools 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick Ranch 

Family room, filed rec room, 

remodeled kitchen and much 

mare Asking $34,900 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S 261 4200 

WESTLAND CARLSON ST 

IMMACULATE 

First offering of this beautiful 3 

bedroom ranch Florida room with 

aluminum storms and screens. 2 

car garage large lot Only $28 900 

n t 

DURSO 261-1400 

GARDEN CITY 

Two New Listings 

Sharp 3 bedroom bnck Ranch 

l'/j baths, finished basement. 

2 car garage, and much 

Two homes in two love 

ly GaVêo City areas priced 

at $32 900 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S 261 4200 

WESTLAND 3 bedroom brick 

J\ finished basement 2 car 

rag«. fenced $30 900 O down for 

I*ts Ross Realty 32K1300 

BY owner. 3 bedroom tri level. 

Cherry Hill John Hu area Taste 

fully decorated throughout, apph 

ances included 17 ft kitchen large 

2 level covered deck off doorwJl 

open staircase to upper A bwee 

levels storage shed, many extras 

$37 500 For appohtment caD 

72H>24« 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

Central Air 

Two or three bedroom aluminum 

home that is a great starter, 

$24 #00 Call 525 4200 

Integrity 

Realtors 

GARDEN CITY 

IN THE TREES 

Vacant l'i Story 3 bedrooms base 

rient 100 Ft lot 2 car garage 

tW.500 i As Is i 

Broker 561 7520 

BALMORAL 

2 bedroom aluminum Large bark 

I yard Excellent starter or retiree 

! home Only $21 500 

MIDDLEBELT 

[ 3 bedrooms full basement As is 

j asking $25,500 

For details call 

McFarlane Bros. 

421-2400 

BRICK 

Three bedroom sharply decorated 

home finished basemen!, huge ga 

ra'ge $32,900 Call 525 4200 

ntegrity 

Realtors 

OPEN SUN 2 5 

30759 SOMERSET Westland. in 

the Cherrv Hill Merriman area 3 

bedroom ranch with partially fin 

ished basement, above ground pool 

with redwood deck, attractively 

landscaped vard $27,900 

NORTHVILLE REALTY 

349-1515 

TWO story colonial. IS baths 

pool, new carpet bnck and alumi 

num sidmg excellent condition 

$32,900 $8 400 assumption 8*« 

interest or new njortgage 728 4454 

WESTLAND . 


Large extra sharp 3 bedrootn brick 

ranch, finished basement garage 

and fenced vard To see call 

ELSIE 

Norwood 

No 1. Inc 464-2800 

IMMACULATE 

Fantastic 3 bedroom brick, beauti 

fully decorated IS baths, den or 

office plash carpeting, family 

room. 2S car garage Livonia 

schools $35 900 

Castelli 

525-7900 

BY OWNER Garden City. 3 bed 

room brick ranch, finished base 

ment IS baths (amily room, 

attached garage $35,000 522 8293 

•3 

k VV AN A lGH 

REAL ESTATE 

ISJJ4 F \R\ll\(;^*jUd it 

' 'A Home for E&tyon tone 

Anywhere" 

316 Westland 

Gotten Gty 

EXTRAS GALORE 

Superb 3 bedroom brick colonial, 

1W baths, plush carpeting thru oul. 

country kitchen with built in dish 

washer enormous familv room 

with fireplace basemenl attached 

and heated 2 car garage on spa 

cious lot 

Castelli 

525-7900 

FANTASTIC BUY 

Tastefullv decorated 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with carpeting thru 

out. enormous kitchen with built in 

dishwasher spacious family room 

large 2'i rar garage $32,900 

-Castelli 

525-7900 

WESTLAND 3 bedroom particallv 

finished full basement 2 car 

garage patio 73 x 122 rorncr lot. 

12 x 27 foot pool $32,500 728 4243 

BEAUTIFUL 

TRI 

S ACRE 

Lot is the setting for this immaculately 

clean homt^ featuring 3 spa 

cious bedrooms Tamilv room, kitch 

en built ins 2 baths beaut ful brick 

patio plus of course a 2S car ga 

rage Asking $42 900 Call 522 8300 

ntegrity 

Realtors 

BARGAIN 

HUNTERS 

l>elight 3 bedroom brick broadfront 

features a full finished basement 2 

full baths carpeting throughout a 

large cyclone fenced yard plus a 

bonus family room Would you be 

lieve just $30 900'' Call 522 8300 

Integrity 

Realtors f 

THREE bedroom ranch corner lot 

central air exira large family 

room with 11 ft fireplace excellent 

condition, lots of extras, must see 

427 8917 

LAND CONTRACT 

Spacious 3 bedrooms All alumi 

num sided den enormous base 

ment. large covered patio, garage 

beautiful size lot easy land con 

tract terms or assumption Fast oc 

cupancv 

Castelli 

525-7900 


Beautiful 4 bedroom plus den home on Ravine lot Carpel through 

out 2'? baths, dimnq room family room CENTRAL AIR larqe 

inground pool and more Askinqmid70s • 

^BEDROOM RANCH 

immaculate home on 80 x 197 Ravine lot in prime area Carpel 

throuqh. 2 full baths, beautiful finished basemenl nicely land 

scaped and more Asking $62,900 

TRI LEVEL 

Inground pool is only one of features Of thib 3 bedroom home 

CENTRAL AIR, dining room 2 full baths, larqe lamily room and 2 

car garage Only $42.900 

LARGE FAMILY ROOM 

Brick ranch with 3 bedrooms, full basemenl, 20 x 17 family room 

and quick occupancy Owner anxious, bring offers Askmq $42 900 

478-2555 127-8321 

TVai a KJiHHCt! 

COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL 

\ 

INVESTMENTS 

389 FEET of Commercial frontage on Grand River near 

the 1-96 and US 23 expressway. 

8.6 ACRES with frontage on all sports lake near 

Brighton. 

LARGE PARCEL adjacent to expressway, suitable for 

motel site. 

13 ACRES Zoned Heavy Industrial, 1,000 ft. on rail on 

Grand River, Novi area. $250,000.00 

12 ACRES Industrial. US 23 1-96 area. 

3 ACRES Industrial. $24,000. Brighton. 

580 FEET Commercial, Old Grand River west of Novi, 

/ 

2 LOTS on Orchard Lake Road. Possible Multiple or 

professional, *> 

270' on Orchard Lake Road. North of 8 Mile Rd. $70,000. 

300' x 300' CORNER, Farmington Hills, Industrial. 

* Commercial-Industrial Division 

3000tndependent 

Offices 

GnM&. 

• f f l . . m i 2 1 

REAL ESTATE 

BRIGHTON TOWfilE CO. 

9880 E. GRANO RIVER 

BRIGHTON; MICHIGAN 

I ' ' 

m 

• 

VERN NOBLE 

We're National 

but we're neighborly 

229-2913 

316 Westland 

Garden Gty 

WESTLAND $24 900 

SUPER STARTER 

All aluminum 3 bedroom Familv 

room with doorwall fenced yard 

Maintenance free home excellent 

area Call today 

Norwood 

No 3. Inc 425 1500 

WESTLAND Livonia Schools 

Spo lles-s 3 bedroom hjrick Ranch 

Aluminum Ou trim, finished basement 

with full bath 2S car garage 

Fully carpeted Dishlvasher gas 

barbecue, air Low $30 s 421 6636 

GARDEN CITY L MID $30 S 

BEAMED CEIflNGS 

are featured in this SPARKLING 

CLEAN 3 bedroom brick Ranch 

Doorwall to patio, fireplace, rec 

room. 2 baths. 2 car garage IMME 

DIATE OCCUPANCY 

Norwood 

No 3. Inc 425 1500 

THREE BEDROOM 

RANCH 

A tasteful home m move m condttion 

Full, beautifully finished base 

ment rec' room, doorwall to patio 

A must see at this value $34,900 

Century 21 

Gene Darke 2 Realtor 

851-6700 

STB 1 RIGHT IN 

Beautiful 3 bedroom brick co 

lonial in a nice area of town 

Featuring corpetir&j through 

out, large modern kitchen, 

full basement, I Vi bothy'and 

a garage Only $32,500 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 474 5700 

k . 

316 Westland 

Garden Gty 

SHARP! 

3 bedroom brick Ranch Fireplace 

in family room finished basement 

terrace 2S car garage In lovely 

Surrey His Sub Asking $40 900 

.(3RAMCO 

525 7?bo 

WESTLAND 

$42,900 

Beautiful tri level. 3 bedrooms, 

oven, range, dish washer: 1 ' garbage 

disposal, carpeting, targe roomy 

family room, private yard, beautiful 

trees. 2 car garage, gorgeosia 

home m fantastic condition You 

must see this one' Call 

Century 21 

) . .— II. Pk ' i m 

Boardwalk Div 459-3600 

$42,900 

FOR THIS 

targe family home located in Watland 

See thfc 4 bedroom brick, 

family room. 2S car garage Ctoae 

to Shopping Center area Great for 

the large family For more ijiforma^ 

tion call 

Century 21 

Boardwalk Div 459-3600 

WESTLAND by owner, sharp 3 

bedroom brick ranch with family 

room carpeted thru out including 

full finished basement Ford Wayne 

area By appoitntment 729 3191 

GARDEN CITY $26,500 

Tidy 3 bedroom brick ranch, base 

ment, large kitchen fenced yard, 

wfll sell fast Call J4M700 

BRUCE ROY REALTY INC 

open Sunday 2-5 

southfield, 23690 lake ravine, 

north of 9 mile, east of inkster rd. 

over 3,000 square feet in this split-level 

home in one of the most magnificent areas 

of southfield. 4 bedrooms, or 3 and a den. 

2'/? baths, 33 ft family room, all on ap- 

proximately 3 /* acre, $74,900 

ask for gê jensen 

chamberlain 

557-6700 

OPEN HOUSE SAXONY 2-5 

36727 SAXONY. S of Grand River E of Halsted 

Gorgeous ranch with first floor utility room, 2''j baths, 

attached garage outstanding landscaping $69 900 

DON'T MISS 

Tastefully decorated ranch in mint condition Family 

room with beamed ceilings and paneling plus Florida 

room. 3 bedrooms, finished basement 2 car garage 

All for $47,900 

CAN'T BEAT THIS 

Share 3 bedroom V? story with carpeting throughout. 

fin«shed basement with bar new kitchen garage 

$28,300 

NEWspN MAR 

Quiet seclusion in this crty^2 b 

room and huge garage Close t 

sider land contract $28 500 

REAL ESTATE 

arge family 

i Will con- 

UNIT EDM535.2720 474-300^/ 

t r A 

Overlooks White Lake 3 bedrooms, large lot fenced 

u 

316 Westland 

Garden Gty 

OPEN SUNDAY 15PM 35650 Flo 

rane. Westland Sharp 3 bedroom 

Brick Ranch. IS bath, finished 

baapment, Florida room central 

air 2S garage Many extras 

$33,900 or best offer After 6PM 

326- 1476 

GARDEN CITY $32,900 

GREAT ASSUMPTION 

Pnme 3 bedroom brick ranch ful^ 

basement 2 car garage super 

area. super home. • SUPfcR 

ASSUMPTION Call for details 

Norwood 

No 3. Inc. 425-1500 

OPEN SAT 2 5 

7947 HUGH Between Middlebelt 

Merriman Livonia schools, brick 

ranch 2 bedrooms and recreation 

room central air. Florida room 

with beautiful deck. 2 car garage 

professionally landscaped lot will 

consider all offers Priced at 

$44,900 

RIZZO 

REAL ESTATE 

349-9460 

GARDEN CITY $4000 price reduc 

lion for fast sale 4 bedroom ranch 

2 baths, breeiewav and attached 

garage All on large corner lot 

Buyers responsible tor Citv CMs 

Mc Farlane Sales Company 

525 1104 


316 Westland 

Garten Gty 

WEST LAND 

$27,800 

This home needs TLC but is a 

great buy for the location Has a 

garage plus a carport, tile bath has 

double entry from hall. 3 bed 

rooms carpeting garbage dis 

posal quick occupancy All this 

and Livonia Schools Call on this 

one today 

Century 2 1 

Boardwalk Div 

[NORWOOD ffll 

^ M»TTO«S J 

IMPRESSIVE 

I v 

SD* 

316 Westland 

Gorden City 

Owners Anxious 

Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch with 

full basement large country kitch 

en close to shopping Sparkling 

clean double insulation is an addi 

tional savings Asking $26 900 

Don't miss out Call 

Century 21 

Hartford 424 Inc ' 525 4444 

WESTLAND newly decorated 3 bed 

room all brick ranch no garage 

full tile basement curtains and car 

peting thruout Remodeled kitchen 

Near schools $28,500 After 4 30 

PM 32® 7741 

STARTER HOME WESTLAND 

2 bedroom Bungalow with family 

room garage Newly decorated 

Only $25 000 George O learv Real 

Estate Plvmouth 464 1500 


316 Westland 

Garden City 

RANCH $18,500 

Very nice starter home All 

aluminum exterior, 1st floor 

laundry. 2 bedrooms Ojick 

occupancy 

NO MORE Garage Gnrf' 

Century 21 

HARTFORD N 261- 261 2000 

CAN'T BE &EAT RF, 

Super iharp and clean j bed 

room brick Ranch Full fin- 

ished basement, Florida 

room. 2 car garage $33,900 

Century 21 

HARTFORD N 261 2000 

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E N G L A N D 

REAL ESTATE 

1-363-7117 632-7427 

3063 Union Lake Road , 12316 HfqhlancJ Road 

* Union Lake Hariland 

REALTORS 

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OPEN SUNDAY 27510 SPRING VALLEY DRIVE 

Farmmgton beautiful ravine lot setting for this custom 

built 3 bedroom ranch home Central Air fully caroet 

ed 2 full baths recreation room attached qaraqe 

$73 500 

BRIGHTON nearly new Quad in a magnificent hill too 

settn .j. 4 bedrooms 2 2 baths 

room fully carpeted built ins 

qaraqe $85 900 

family room dmmg 

1 acre lot attached 

ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom ranch m Livonia on a J « acre 

01 family room fully carpeted it is decorated to 

perfection 2 car garage $45 990 

BEAUTIFUL heated inground 16x32 swimming pool 

highlights this 3 bedrooms 2 bath Novi Ranch home 

family room fully carpeted Central Air, qaraqe. 

$65 900 

0 P I 

M 

FOR SALE BY O W N E R 

The hisoric 'Franklin House' completely restored inside ami out 

Setting on approximately 1 V« acres of heaufiluily landscaped grounds tn 

Franklin Village 

This is the well known landmark home moved 2 Vj vears ago into 

Franklin from ihe present site of the Trio Restaurant in Southfield 

The house has approximately 3,250 sq ft of comfortable living space 

plus a oew. full basement with Replace All built in appliances, furnaces, 

water heater, plumbing, wiring, deep natural well, plus air conditioning 

system are new The completely restored beam ceiling kitchen is newly 

carpeted in Early American 'candy striping' along with the ad|Otntng 

dining room All second Boor bedrooms are fullv carpeted along with the 

den The upstairs apartment is equipped with its own private individual 

staircase and rear entrance 

This is voir opportunity to acquire a home with Old World charm and 

eteaanor combined with a significant historic background that must be 

seen to be appreciated 

Fhe house will be open for inspection Sundav. Julv 31st. between 12:00 

and 5:00 p.m to serious inquirers The address is 27160 Scenic 

FrankJn Village the owner, I>ck or Manan l eague may be reached bv 

phonine 626 6079 For an individual appointment—Financing can be 

handled bv the owner with a low down payment and normal interest 

rates on balance Price $155,000. 

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" T R A D I T I O N A L 

H O M E S " 

• C O N V E N I E N T L O C A T I O N 

• B I R M I N G H A M S C H O O L S 

Setec,H0 FZ $84,475 

• | ^ R R O Y N D E D BY L A K E S & C O U N T R Y 

Several homes available for immediate occupancy 

Model Hours • i 

1-QDaily/Sat m / 

1-7 Sundav 

WaimffLcMM 

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or by Appointment 

855 1616 

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Sales by 

Maple Rd 

14Mil* Rd 

BINDER HOMES REALIST ATE C.Q. 

A 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

JUST LISTED! 

Spacious 3 bedroom fully car- 

peted brick Ranch with 1 Vi 

baths, main laundry, 17' 

country kitchen, 2Vi car at- 

tached garage with bree 

zeway, and more Just 

$26,500 

. CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 9812900 

IDEAL HOME 

lovely 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch Plush carpeting, full 

basement, Only $26,900 

CENTURY 21 

ITFORD SOUTH 

4>W-6400 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

1888.3 NORBORNE 

3 Bedroom, cinder block Ranch 

Custpm built .Cathedral ceilings 

kitchen built ins Full basement, 

with bar and 4 bath 24 car alumi 

num garage Yard is landscaped 

with pool Super sharp home 

ONLY $28 900 

CENTURY 21 

GOLD KEY HOMES 

27349 W 7 Mile Redford 

255-2100 

First Offering 

$26,500 (Redford's Best Buy). 

Freshly decorated inside and 

out 1 Vi story, new roof, win 

dows and two car garage 

Kitchen and bath recently re- 

modeled Call now for de- 

tails. 

O'HARA & CO. 

REALTORS 

464-0400 

REDFORD TWP 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Move in before school starts Sharp 

and clean 3 bedroom brick ranch 

with aluminum trim finished rec 

room with 4 bath 2 car garage 

Asking $29 500 

1st United 

WELDON CLARK 

425-7300 

BEECH 8. 5 MILE AREA 

3 bedrooms, ranch, full fin- 

ished basement, 2 car 

garage, extra large lot 

$25,900 $2700 down or 

assume low Interest mort- 

gage 

SUMMIT 

42-7-3200 

REDFORD TWP. 

Fox, N of Grand River Attrac- 

tive 3 bedroom, 1 floor, brick, 

carpeted throughout, finished 

basement, garage, $30,900 

Assume $25,400 mortgage 

ROCK & CURD 

532 3200 

318 Redford 

REDFORD S JAN 

CENTRAL AIR 

3 bedroom face brick ranch, wet 

plaster wall,, large lot. oversize ga 

rage finished rec room 

DURSO 261-'1400 

Redford Specials 

CALL MARY ROSS 

IX)OK 4 BEDROOMS . 2"* BATHS 

PLUS DEN. PLUS FAMILY 

ROOM finished basement, large 

eating space for big family Only 

$39,900 

BRADY 19317 

G.I. $U00 

MOVES YOU IN 

6 room aluminum Bungalow with 

full basement orr 60 x142 lot 

Priced low 

NORBORNE 12943 

Sparkling 3 bedroom Bungalow 

F'ull basemenl. gas heal, garage 

Ut 50 x125 Only $23 900 

GARFIELD NR SCHOOLCRAFT 

ONE OF A KIND 

Spacious 3 bedroom brick Tri level 

Huge family room 14 baths, large 

screened in porch beautiful yard 

Owner wants deal 

12841 SARASOTA 

Look - $36,500 

Will buy this beautiful brick 

Ranch 3 bedrooms 14 baths, pan 

eled Florida room. 2 car garage 

deep yard Drive by and call 

MARY ROSS 

CENTURY 21 

HALLMARK. Inc 937 2300 

RANCH, bnck 3 bedrooms, family 

room fireplace, basement, garage. 

14 baths Excellent condilion 

Open Saturday Sunday 12 5 12820 

Crosley, near Schoolcraft Beech 

Daly KE 4 2788 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

11455 SIOUX 

BY OWNER 4 bedroom brick 

ranch 2 4 baths, family room Fin 

ished basemenl with fireplace •place 25ft 

above ground pool 2 

* 

4 

'•» 

car 

Sharp 3 bedroom bu#k home, 

formal dining room, possible 

fourth bedroom, fireplace in 

garage large 

Negaunee 

ireed lot 18622 

538 5304 

living room, part finished full 

basement with half bath, 1' t 


car garage $29,500 

26584 %6 MILE 

Custom built 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, formal dining room, 

1 Vi baths, full finished base 

ment with bar. 2Vi car ga 

rage Beautiful Vi acre lot, 

many deluxe features 

$43,500 

[NORWOOD ffll 

^ MIALTONS M 

REDFORD TOWNSHIP 

£ 

HUBERT 

478-4313 

$24,900 

Three bedroom aluminum home 

full basement, plus garage easv 

terms Call now 

CI a s s i c 

478-5500 

TWELVE year old 3 bedroom 

large kitchen, lots of cabinets, 

built ins carpeted thru out pool 

Open House Sun 1-7 5310883 

NORTH OF 5 West of Beech 

15552 MacArthur 3 bedroom alumi 

num sided. Bungalow finished 

basement with bar. 24 car garage 

$30,500 Call for appointment after 

5 30pm v 532 6356 

This beautiful custom buili 4 bedroom tri level has every feature you could 

wart ? baths, family room With fireplace large kiichen. doorway to largp 

elegant yard and patio Attached 2 car garage guick occupancy Good 

assumption Executive area and more Call today 1 



425-1500 

DAVE DUCHARME 

478-4660 

TONE INC 

I know that MONEY. TIME & CONVENIENCE are your 

mam concerns when relocating Add SECURITY to my 

system and I will make buying, building or selling a 

REALLYGOOD EXPERIENCE 

Ask For 

DAVE DUCHARME 

Specializing in 

"Your Residential Needs" 

478-4660 

Country English Tudor 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

m 

Nestled in the mature pines and hardwoods of 

Bloomfield Hills, Hidden Pines Subdivision 3,700 

Square Feet living' area 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 

library, beamed studip ceilings in family room and 

master bedroom Natural fireplaces in family room and 

living room. Stained glass windows Zoned heat and air 

conditioned Attached 3 car garage. Kitchen features 

top of the line G.E appliances with self-cleaning microwave 

double oven, trash compactor, 7 button dishwasher 

Also Jenn-Air convertible cooktop grill. Special 

pantry, center island butcherblock. custom-made 

Richwall Capella-Ash cabinets. $192,000 

Call JERRY KAYE 

ROBERTSON BROS. 

Quality Workmanship 

and Materials Throughout. 

852-4602 

between noon and 6 PM 

daily, except Thursday, t 

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318 Redford 

REDFORD BUYERS CALL 

"JERRY STILL" 

WHERE'S 

MY AD? 

If you're listed with Jerry Still s 

GUARANTEED ADVERTISING 

plan it would be here "Prospective 

sellers call Jerry Still i 

"$24,900" 

$20,000 balance assumes mortgage 

Aluminum 3 bedroom ranch 

LARGE KITCHEN Nice area 

paved street close to school bus 

and shopping Appliances nego 

liable 15526 Norborne 

"$34,900" 

UNDER MARKET' 

I.arge 3 bedroom brick ranch natu 

ral fireplace attached garage 

basemenl new roof carpeting and 

furnace, large lot 15522 Delaware 

"$50,900" 

Large custom built brick ranch 

Prestigious Western Golf area 3 

large bedrooms huge dining room 

mammoth inew i kitchen family 

room, central air attached garage 

finished rec room 120 x 120 lot As 

sumable mortgage 14833 Seminole 

"$28,900" 

VERY SHARP' 3 bedroom hrick 

finished rec room has modern inlaw 

kitchen' Garage ASSUME 

$20,600 balance 7'« r r $219 pav 

ments Appliances negotiable Fast 

occupancy' 11356 Riverdale 

"$32,900" 

FAMILY ROOM _ 3 bedroom brick 

ranch large kitcHen finished base 

ment. family room with doorwall 

to patio garage Popular S Red 

ford (Joy and Beech area i Fast oc 

cupancy 9052 Lucerne 

"$31,900" 

$5 000 UNDER MARKET' tNeeds 

carpeting and paint > Large brick 

ranch 3 bedrooms 14 baths fin 

ished basemenl garage Popular 

West Chicago Beech area 

Hl'RRY' 9631 Sarasota 

EACH CENTURY 21 OFFICE IN 

DEPENDENTLY OWNED RED 

FORD SELLERS LIST ONLY 

WITH A REDFORD OFFICE J 

"$37,900" 

TRI LEVEL 3 bedrooms 2 FAM 

ILY ROOMS i3 doorwall*' 14 

baths large kitchen redwood patio 

deck garage Popular Jov Beech 

area MINT' 8901 Sioux 

"$33,900" 

LARGE .LOT' 3 bedroom ranch 

large kitchen dining room family 

room fireplace attached garage 

fast occupancy VERY SHARP 

15520 Norborne 

"$44,900" 

4 BEDROOMS' Custom built brick 

2 baths. FIREPLACE, large kitch 

en e5 

1108 S. Main St., Plymouth 455-5100 

CLEAN! SHARP! 2 bedrooms, full basement, large 

screened porch & V4 car garage on lot 63x140 Completely 

repainted inside and out. New furnace, new 

carpeting, new kitchen floor & counter tops, new sink, 

new stove & refrigerator Gas heat. $36,900. Call 455- 

5100. 

INCOME PROPERTY^ Older home converted to 

3 rental units-stoves & refrigerators included. 

127x184 lot size & 2 car garage. $450 monthly 

income (heat & water furnished) $39,000. Call 

455-5100. . 

it 

REDfORD TWP 

I 1 688 Appleton 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

3 bedroom brick Bungalow 

features dining room, full fin 

ished basement and garage 

Priced to sell, owner trans- 

ferred North of Plymouth, 

east of Telegraph 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 401 537 6808 

BY OWNER brick tri level, 2 bed 

room balh. half of basemenl 1 

Block from St Valentine Parish 

Conventional mortgage only 

$27,500 533 4650 

$6,500 Equity Out 

MOVE IN 10 DAYS 

3 bedroom aluminum home, 

newfy decorated New carpet, 

stainless steel sink, full base 

ment and garage Assume 

$230 payments, which in- 

clude taxes and insurance 

Call for appointment 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 401 537 6808 

LAND CONTRACT 

A great buy with great terms, 

a large living room to formal 

dining room, a modern kitch 

en, carpetinq throuqhout 

$17,900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32398 Five Mile GA 1 5660 

> 

FAMILY ROOM 

Beautiful 3 bedroom brick 

ranch home in desirable 

South Redford Highlights in 

elude a large family room, 

fult finished recreation room 

with bar and lavatory, plus a 

2 car attached garage Now 

only $37,900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

332 35 Seven Mile 474 5700 

REDFORD S FINEST 

Custom Quality 

Big 100 x 200 ft lot with hig 1850 

sq fl ranch 3 bedrooms 24 

baths 2 car attached garage fam 

ilv room manv extras $59 900 

Call 1ST UNITED HARRISON 

MOORE 427 9030 

BRICK ("ape Cod Western Golf 

Club area 4 bedrooms. 24 baths 

large living room, fireplace, formal 

dining room drapes, carpeted fin 

ished basement 24 car attached 

garage Built ins $54,500 533 8637 

DELAWARE SIX MILE 

JUST LISTED 

Nice 3 bedroom with full finished 

basement and garage Carpeting 

and big inground swimming pool 

All this for $30 900 Call 1ST 

UNITED HARRISON MOORE 

427 9030 

SOUTH Redford bv owner 2000 

sq ft custom ranch, new kitchen 

heated garage, fireplace triple lot 

and much more Mid $40's 9j7 8548 

IT'S BEAUTIFUL 

Custom built 3 bedroom home on 64 

X 110 lot, full finished basement. 2 

natural fireplaces, formal dining 

room, 3 balhs and much more 

Ashley & Cox Realtors 

349-2790 

FOUR ROOM & hath carpeted 

large basement garage. F'enkell 

Telegraph Land contract or mort 

gage 356-7508 

Summer's Delight 

Charming 4 bedroom home 

featuring 2 full baths, fin 

ished basement and garage 

Only $31,900 

CENTURY 21 


464-6400 

BY OWNER Story & 4 Large lot 

Basemenl. garage 3 bedrooms 1 

bath $27,960 Call for appointment 

255 4438 

REDFORD 

NEEDS WORK 

Land Contract Terms 

Aluminum ranch, large treed 

lot* EHO Dan Allen 

MAYFAIR KE 7-2700 

BY OWNHR Norborne. S of 6 

Mile brick: 3 bedroom ranch fam 

ilv room with natural fireplace and 

plenly of windows overlooking spa 

nous well shaded vard Garage 

pliis finished rec room" in basemenl 

with wet bar and air conditioning 

New carpet in living room. Built in 

stove disposal Gas heat Custom 

drapes vlusl see $39 900 Bv 

appointment after 6 PM. 5313614 

JUST LISTED! 

A larger 3 bedroom brick bun 

galow in all brick area Fea- 

tures automatic sprinkler sys 

tem. I '/j car garage and 

aluminum trim Only 

$31,500 Call today 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 401 537 6808 

319 Homes For Sale 

Wayne County 

Dearborn Hts.- N? 

Once in a Lifetime 

Buy for $2" sno. 14 storv fac 

brick with 3 bedrooms fa. .ly 

room and ga r a^ in a nice are« 

large lot nicely decorated Poss 

$1 500 down Quici. Occupancy Call 

ONE WAY 464 0800 or 522 6000 

ONE WAY 

INKSTER 

2 bedroom. 14 story aluminum bun 

galow features possible 3rd bed 

room upstairs, good starter home 

good assumption' Call today' 

$18,000 

chamberlain 

721-8400 


[ N O R W O O D ffll 

319 Homes For Sale 

Wayne County 

TNKSTER 

2 bedroom home, large fenced lot 

close to schools, ideal for anvone 

who likes to work in the yard' Nice 

neat clean starter home $11900 

chamberlain 

721 8400 

LOW $7500 ASSUMPTION 

3 bedroom. 14 story bungalow on 

large lot in old Redford 7 dav occu 

pancy Low $183 monthly pay 

ments &354I884 

LAND CONTRACT 

Assumptions. FHA GI and Conven 

tional mortgages from Plvmouth to 

Flat Rock, from Dearborn to Belle 

ville Priced from $13 500 to 

$120,000 Call for details 

GROSSMAN 

PA I 1550 

Land Contract Terms 

NOW AVAILABLE 

on this 14 storv aluminum sided 

home located in Dearborn Hts 

Modern new kitchen double stain 

less steel sink enclosed front 

porch carpeting 2 bedrooms 

great starter home and onlv 000 

down on land contract Call todav 

for more information 

Century 21 

Boardwalk Div 

4 59 3600 

$5,700 ASSUMES 

7% interest rote and $227 

per month payment on this 

beautifully decorated 3 bed 

room brick Bungalow in con 

venient location Covered 

patio, finished basement and 

1 Vi car garage Asking |ust 

$26,900 

CENTURY 21 

FHartford 429, Inc 9812900 

irminq 

Bi loomfi iety 

BIRMINGHAM new Tri level 

under coastruction family room 

with fireplace 2 car garage Car 

peted $5» 900 Ardmore 4336 l.ah 

ser and Long Lake new Colonial 

occupaacy 10 days Open Sudnav 

2PM 5PM Colquitt Realtors 

TOUCH 

CLASS 

646-1650 

OF 

This air conditioned Ranch is so 

spotless you wouldn t think anvone 

really lived there 3 bedrooms 21 1 

balhs family room with fireplace 

1st floor laundry attached garage 

large rec roorrv with wet bar Patio 

with gas grill plus much more & 

its only $54 900 689 8844 

O'RILLEY REALTY 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Schools. Ideal familv home 4 bed 

room ranch on large treed lot in 

Franklin 2 Baths family room 

wet bar attached garage Unequal 

ed value $59 900 

CENTURY 21 

SECONTINE ASSOC 

626-8800 

ANTIQUE Buff s Dream charminK 

Fox Crofl custom Ranch Immedi 

ate occupancy Bv owner $92 500 

851-7429 85 1 6472 

BIRMINGHAM Beverly Hills 2 

bedrooms living room dining 

room fireplace casement lots ol 

character $32,500 646-5995 

WALK to Midvale & Seahdlm 

Freshly decorated 4 landscaped 

Georgia Colonial large treed lot 6 

bedrooms 34 plus "j bath den 

rec-room library, sunroom over 

sized farm kiichen huge altu 3 

car garage secluded rear vard 

Separate entrance affords possible 

maids quarters in-law suite or 

teen retreat Call owner for appoint 

men! 645 5518 

Bloomfield Hills 

3 bedroom ranch wilh room 

to breath, in a nicely treed 

neighborhood,lovely screened 

in porch, Bloomfield Hills 

schools $69,500 

Century 21 

FAIR TOWNE CO 

851-0900 

BTOWNER 4 bedroom in level~4 

balhs. 2 fireplaces large family 

room porch sliding glass doors 

screens walk catholic grade high 

schools $105 000 644 6589 

Bloomfield Hills 

2500 sq ft of 4 bedroom, 

2Vi + Vi bath, family home 

Fireplaced family room, cen 

tral air, huge yard $78,500 

Century 2 1 

FAIR TOWNT CO 

851-0900 

CATHEDRAI 

Ceilinged family room den 

Bloomfield Hills schools Immedi 

ate possession $119 500 

HAIL 4 HUNTER, INC 

REALTORS 

644 3500 626-5900 

Quarton Lake Holy Name Area 

Authentic Colonial completely 

restored 3 bedrooms I bath all 

new kitchen with new appliances 

living room wi[h fireplace beveled 

glass F'rench doors leading to 

porch central entrance hallway 

nardwood floors newly refinished 

thru out new roof & dow nspouts 2 

car garage Owner $73 500 642 6561 

BLOOMFIELD CUSTOM COLO 

NlAl. With Walnut Lake Beach 

and Boat privileges 4 master sue 

bedrooms, formal dining room and 

butlers pantry Natural fieldstone 

fireplace in the family room 

leaded with Custom details On a 

beautiful tree studded site and 

highly recommended $139 900 

Cranbrook 

Assoc 

681 6600 

Realtors 

358 5522 

BY OWNER In town Birmingham 

Newly recorated 3 bedroom Eng 

lish Colonial 14 baths, living 

room dining room den kitchen 

with breakfast room basement 2 

car garage 935 Stanley. $49 900 

851 2288 or 64 5 9283 

WEST BLOOMFIELD Contemporary styling functional design quality 

thru-out. all found m this Four Bedroom one ot a kind dream home 

custom clothes closets and fixtures, halt bath m garaoe. servants 

quartets lower level. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT, Hilda or Stan 


35203 Grand River Ave. • Farmington 

478-5000 

302 

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n r m r a n o m 

BbomheW * 

OPEN SUN 2 5 

Bloomfield School 

District. 2923 

Homewood Dr East 

off Adams, North of 

Long Lake Rd 

Spacious brick 

Colonial in beautiful 

Windridge Sub 4 

bedrooms, 2'/2 

baths, 28' family 

room with stone 

fireplace, library, 1 st 

floor laundry, 

central air, full 

basement, 2'/2 car 

attached garage 

$129,900. 

REITMEYER 589-3333 

DISTINCTION 

May be yours, |usl some of 

the features of this estate are 

5 bedrooms, spectacular fam 

ily room, central air, 2'/» car 

attached garage, and impec 

cable landscaping For a pri 

vote showing call 681 5700 

c* 64 2 3500 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North Inc 

M2 3500 681 5700 

ATTRACTIVE Birmingham 3 bed 

| room brick ranch bv owner 

screened palio fireplace kitchen 

appliances dining room finished 

basement i4 car garage buyers 

onlv 148 500 647 6238 

REG?STEREO HISTORIC HOUSE 

Circa 1860 New England coionia in 

the heart of historic Franklin \ 

I age known as I B Rust House 

Mint condition Call Miriam 

645 9700 or 64 9 5118 

PALMER 

ASSOC I REALTORS 

OPEN SUNDAY 2^ .'MH Derbs 

Birmingham Living room 1 bed 

rooms with full balh family room 

rec room with 4 bath 2 rar 

garage Kitchen with breakfast 

area New roof Available appro* 

imatelv August 15 649 6326 

BEVERLY HILLS VILLAGF 1 

bedroom tn level 18 ft family 

room with fireplace attached 2 car 

garage $55 900 DOROTHY LIND 

EM AN R E A1 ESTATE 644 033c 

C H A R M I N G 

BUNGALOW 

BIRMINGHAM 

All Brick Bv owner 3 bedrooms 

living room v*ilh fireplace dining 

room glassed porch with |alousie 

windows full basement 2 car ga 

rage carpeting & draperies includ 

ed private treed yard $49 900 

OPEN HOUSE SAT S. Sl'N | * 

646-3 I 46 

WESTCHESTER VILLAGE 

Immoculate 3 k*dr»om 2'j 

baths, family room, with full 

basement, bri'k ranch lovely 

gardens Birmingham schools 

and St Regis School Col 1 

Gwen Hanafee 

851-5500 

WEIR MANUEL 

SNYDER & RANKE INC 

BIRMINGHAM FARMS tn owner 

colonial 4 bedrooms 2 4 oaths 

formal dining room family room 

nicely decorated Maple Telegraph 

Area Buyers onlv $82 500 6'j(i 'i. 

BLOOMFIELD Orchards :if< 

Jamestown like new 4 bedroom • 

level near I 75 Carpets drapes 

stove dishwasher garage fenced 

vard near schools Assumable 

mortgage Immediate possession 

$38 500 Mr Stevens 852 468* 

BLOOMFIELD 

HICKORY HEIGHTS 

Near Li ng Lake Rd and I 75 Be.iu 

liful immaculate spacious air i-.ind 

tioned tri level Nicelv landscaped 

private rear vard Door from dm 

ing room to redwood deck wa k 

iKit from large panelled fireplaced 

familv room in pa tin surrounded 

bv flower beds Big hobbv room 

with built ins ^ large bedroom 2 

baths 2 furnace'- much more 

$90 s 

BIRMINGHAM Ranch 2 bed 

rooms and den double lot 2 ear 

garage onlv $2 600 down 8 

land contract 

ALSO 3 bedroom aluminum ranch 

$1 900 down I. C 

RHODES 

Ofc 642 0014 Eve 648 107 4 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS b«au?ifu 

mature trees & swimming pm. 

compliment this newly lisied 4 be>! 

room tn level Walk lo elementary 

school Pnced at $8' 900 Call favour 

personal inspection located 

S of Wattles A W off Adams It i 

at 810 Robinhood ( ! 

ASK FOR J DEPOHRF 

Chamberlain 

626 9100 626 6330 

OPEN SUNDAY 14 

BLOOMFIELD CUSTOM Coin 

NIAL With Walnut l.ake Beat h A 

Boat privileges I master sin bed 

rooms formal dining room and hut 

lers pantrv natural fieldstone fin 

place in the lanulv room l-oade i 

with custom details lltghlv recnm 

mended $139 900 48hl Malibu W 

of Franklin Rd N of Lone Pine 

C r a n b r o o k 

681 6600 

Assnc t' 

Realtors 

358 552 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS brick 

Ranch, on one acre lot with manv 

large trees 4 bedrooms 24 baths 

fireplace m Ismilv room large 

patio. 2 car garage Birmingham 

schools $76 5O0 64? 5764 

QUALITY 

is the outstonding feature of 

this 4 bedroom colonial An 

R-19 insulation package to 

keep you cool in the summer 

and save the warmth of the 

crackling fireploce in fhe fom 

ily room You may still choose 

your decor and still be moved 

in for the start of the school 

year Make on oppomtment 

for your private inspection 

today 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North Inc 

642 3500 681 S700 

BIRMINGHAM newly decorated 2 

full balhs 4 bedrooms childrens 

play room new carpeting in living 

and dining rooms screened porch 

full basemenl private fenced back 

immediate possession open 

«rd 

on • Thurs 7 9PM, Sat • Sun I 

5PM. 1942 Bales, off 14 Mile 

between 

$42 900 

Southfield and Pierce 

You've worked hard to get where 

vou are today SO TREAT YOUR 

SELF TO THE BEST 1 14 ACRE 

estate prime offered Bloomfield by original Tlills owner Walnut in 

Lake privile«s. 3 bedrooms. 24 

baths, central kir. dramatic bt 2 stor 

baths, fireplace centraT in family air, dramatic room $1M 2 000 story 

ASK FOR PAUL SOWERBY 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

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ttoomfcd 

NEW HOME IN 

Huntington Woods 

3 bedroom. 1'/j baths, bnck 

and oluminurr) colonial liv- 

ing room, with fireplace, fully 

carpeted $39,900 

10424 BORGMAN 

BUILT BY 

Barry Home Bldrs. 

557-3682 

FRANKLIN 

4 bedroom contemporary on hilltop 

acre numerous custom extras (or 

elegant living $139 000 Owner 

851-4199 

Fruehauf Farms 

TRADITIONAL HOMES" 

Select homes from $83 475 

2500 fo 3200 sq ft Birming 

ham Schools September Occu 

pancy available Middlebelt 

at Wali.ut Lake Rd 

BINDER HOMES 

855-1616 

THRKE BEDROOM 24 balh 

Cape Cod IS garage new roof 

furnace water heater carpeting Si 

drapes Kec room with bar A fire 

place Added insulation gas grill 

Appliances included Immediate 

Possession $40 900 64 2 6773 

BEVERLY HILLS CUSTOM 

RANCH 3 000 sq ft of luxury A 

convenience Panelled librarv for 

mal dining room familv room with 

wet bar lots of built ins A storage 

central air sprinkling svstem 

Priced for quick sale $89 900 

642 2172 

FLORIDA BOUND 

OWNER SAYS SELL" 

1519 Melton Birmingham 

North of 14 Mile east of Wood 

ward Sharp 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch with finished basement 

manv extras iûick possession ex 

cellent mortgage terms To inspect 

call 

353-7960 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 PM 

3991 WINTERSET 

4th street W of Middlbelt S of 

Long Lake 

NEW CONSTRICTION 

Exciting hrick and cedar colonial 

on deeply wooded lot area of cus 

torn homes 4 bedrooms 24 balhs 

HALL & HUNTER INC 

REAL TORS 

644 3500 6265900 

BY OWNER r CHARMING 

Spacious 4 bedroom Colonial in Bir 

mingham within walking distance 

to Downtown Newlv decorated 

includes living room with fireplace 

kitchen with built ins panelled fam 

ilv room library dining room car 

pets A drapes patio manv closets 

full basemenl with office A MUST 

SEE Buvers onlv $69 900 

642 5752 

LAKE FRONTAGE 160 ft 

Bloomfield Hills schools L'pper 

level 3 bedrooms 24 balhs 16 x 

38 living dining room cathedral 

crilmg 2 wav --fireplace laundry 

room pantry Lower level 15 x 54 

family room grill fireplace wet 

bar. bedroom bath $145.000 See 

vour broker or call from 10 to 2 

PM 355 2844 

OVER AN VCRE of heavv woods 

at end of street a private retreat 

in Bloomfie'd Twp 3 bedroom 2 

full bath Ranch in area of more 

expensive homes Family room 

lovelv porch 26x14 living room 

with fireplace complete kitchen 

Lots of T L C kid's paradise 

Bloomfield Hills schools VALUE 

$71 900 

ASK FOR MARIAN BEER 

Chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 

BLOOM FIELD HILLS Schools 

executive custom 6 bedroom 3 F all - 

2 half baths extra insulation bv 

owner reduced to $13 4 9 00 62 6 751V 

WEST BEVERLY HIl.l.S Excel 

lent Condition 3 bedroom ranch 

Florida Room large kitchen full 

basement attached 2 car garage 

Immediate Occupancy 18630 War 

wick 646-4885 

STARTER HOME 

with nice private f°nced vard 

with patio 3 bedroom ranch 

nicely decorated living room 

with dining Ell 3 ledrooms 

kitchen with eating space and 

finished recreation room Con 

venient to shopping $38 900 


25821 LATHRUP BLVD Lath 

rup Village 2 blocks S off 12 

Mile I block E of Southfield 

Rd 

CONTEMPORARY RANCH 

with four good sued bedrooms 

two baihs two powder rooms 

and handsome paneled familv 

room with beamed ceiling arid 

fieldstone fireplace Includes 

tiled basement burglar A fire 

alarm intercom and 24 rar 

attached garage with door 

openers $67 500 

IMMACULATE 

Lovely Birmingham 

ranch with bay 

window in living 

roorw. dining room 

and three bedrooms. 

Includes carpeting, 

drapes, smoke 

detectors. two air 

conditioning units. 

Close to schools and 

shopping $46,500 

SNYDER 

KINNEY & 

BENNETT 

BIRMINGHAM MI4 7000 

First Offering 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

SfMCKHis 2 500 sq ft (juad-level 

ready for occupancy in 60 days or 

sooner 4 bedrooms 3 full baths 

large family room with fieldstone 

fireplace and wet bar 4 acre lot 

with a view of Whisper Wood Park 

Side entrance garage covered 

porch off breakfast nook all appli- 

ances including G E self cleaning 

double oven range Full basement 

Quality construction throughout 

1104 400 

Coll JERRY KAYE 

ROBERTSON BROS 

Quality Workmanship A 

Materials Throughout 

852 4602 

(Noon 6 PM daily except Thurs I 

302 Rm* 

BY Owner W Beverly Hills 18414 

Warwick 3 bedroom 2 baths brick 

Ranch on well landscaped 130 x 130 

corner lot Extra large master bed 

room with full bath, French doored 

family room, opens onto large 

patio Appraised for listings by real 

lors at over $75 000 Last chance to 

buy from owner at $72,500 847 4784 

JUST LISTED Immaculate 4 bed 

room pillared Colonial, love)/ 

decer track carpeting, prime wall- 

Spacious Panelled family 

with fireplace. private 

library - - over 3.000 sq ft Central 

Air. electronic filter. 1st floor laun- 

dry. walk - in closets, top kitchen 

appliances Excellent & convenient 

Beverly Hills locatioir. Birmingham 

schools 194 900 

Chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 

BEVERLY HILLS 


18272 BEVERLY (W of Southfield 

N of 13 Mile I 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, large landscaped lot tiled 

basemenl fireplace tn living room, 

wet plaster walls. carpeting 

throughout, kitchen with built ins 

$54,900 

CONTEMPORARY QUAD 

Custom built one owner, sunken 

living room and cathedral ceilings. 

Italian slate in spacious foyer and 

dining room Intercom system wet 

Sar in family room sunken patio 

off lower level, built ins in beauti 

ful practical Charlotte Clark kitch 

en including refrigerator. 2 full 

'baths and 2 half baths, lovely 

I Spruce trees line nearly I acre lot 

'PLEASE CALL FOR FULL PAR 

ITICULARS ANL) PERSONAL 

SHOWING 

SNYDER 

KINNEY & 

BENNETT 

Parker Associates 

851-0300 

BIRMINGHAM By Owner attrac 

live 14 Storv ^ bedroom 2 full 

baths living separate dining 

room carpeting drapes window 

air conditioner wood deck and 

patio walking distance to down 

town Birmingham 2 blocks from 

Elementary school Open House 

Saturdav. 12 to 5PM Must sell 

1798 Bates Street 645 0149 

BEVERLY HILLS. Exclusive Sub 

Division, Brick Ranch. Beautifully 

draped A Decorated Dining room 

3 bedroom 2 natural fireplaces. 2'? 

baths large paneled family room 

central air Many Extra Features 

Early Occupancy Bv Owner 

$85 000 Call 642 456.3 

BLOOMFIELD TWP. 

(No I i (Jualitv built 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with open floor plan 

and I5'-»XI3 dining room Neighbor 

hood of $100 000 lo $175,000 homes 

Winding streets Rolling terrain 

Early occupancy Light, cheerful in 

tenor colors Call for list of extras 

and personal tour ML 54060 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 

302 Birmingham 

Bloomfield 

CONTEMPORARY bi level ranch 

overlooking woods :t bedrooms 2 

full baths, walk out lower level 

familv room quick access to Tele 

graph Woodward I 75 $69,500 

334 9087 

LOVELY TREED ACRE with 3 

bedroom brick Ranch 2 baths fam 

ily room A lake privileges to Wal 

nut Lake Nice kitchen with built 

ins, porch, garage openers $71,900 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

PINE LAKE privileges. 2311 N 

Pine Center Dr Bloomfield Hills 

schools Andover 3 bedrooms. 14 

baths, $69,900 Buyers only 681-6596 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-5 P M 

BLOOM FIELD Vernor Estates 

Custom built 4 bedroom Pillared 

Colonial 3 full A 2 half baths 

Library, familv room, unique mod 

ern kitchen Home has many 

many extra features Including air 

conditioning 2nd family room 2 

wet bars Roman bath inside bar 

bque grill, etc $149,000 644-0662 

553-3408 

BEVERLY HILLS Behind Queen 

of Martyrs, near 14-Greenfield 

$6 000 gets vou $62 500 Beautifully 

landscaped 3 bedroom ranch aired 

library or den Large living din 

ing kitchen (all appliances i 2 

more bedrooms office huge sun- 

ken-bo

8D* Thursday, Julv 28. 1977 

306 Southfield 

Lathrup 

LARGE BRICK RANCH walkout 

basement. Ai acre ravine lot. built 

in pool patio 3 bedrooms, family 

dining living room 

182 

l'» baths 

356 3405 

SOUTHFIELD 9 Mile Lahser 4 bed 

room 't acre lot in ground pool 

garage family room fireplace 

tullv carpeted Bv owner 355 3435 

ACRE LOT 

Encircled with trees Casijm qua I 

itv colonial, sun deck off master 

bedroom, family room with fire 

place and doorwall to large patio 

Nicely carpeted and decorated Cir 

cular drive attached garage Coun 

try living with city conveniences 

Close to X Ways Owner transfer 

ring out A real buv at $65 900 Ask 

for MARY GREEN BERG 

548-8630 548 1500 

Chamberlain 

SOUTH FIELD 25330 ~ Peeks kill 

One Acre Beautiful location Large 

hrick ranch 3 bedrooms 2 baths 

air conditioning Land contract 

IS5.000 After SPM 358-2083 

ENTERTAIN 

FRIENDS 

Southfield custom ranch 3 bed 

room familv room rumpus room 

pool, exquisite landscaping Priced 

to sell 

O'RILLEY REALTY 

6 8 9 - 8 8 4 4 

CRANBROOK VILLAGE Bv 

owner beautifuflv maintained and 

landscaped 1 bedroom colonial on 

treed lot fully carpeted and 

draped large walnut panelled fam 

ily room with fireplace familv 

styled kitchen with built in appli 

ances central air electronic air fil 

ter and humidifier walk to public 

and parochial schools $62 WO 

559 2554 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom brick 

ranch carport 2 sheds enclosed 

vard with patio air $28 500 

55$-1499 


27240 Lathrup in Lathrup Vil- 

loge N of I I Mile, E of 

Southfield Charming 3 bed 

room Cape Cod with finished 

rec. room, fireplace, modern 

kitchen, with builtins. garage 

*46 900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North Inc 559 1300 

SOUTHFIELD N of 12 Mile 3 

bedroom brick ranch, finishd base 

ment with pool table oven, dish 

washer immediate occupancy 

840 500 Open Sun 1 5 559-83*7 


18131 Cambridge in Lathrup 

Village. N of 11 Mile. W of 

Southfield Lovely ranch with 

finished rec room, formal din- 

ing room, 2 fireplaces, at- 

tached garage $4 2 900 

EARL 

KEIM 


5PM SOUTHFIELD 1ST SHOW 

ING bv owner. 3 bedroom ranch 

i*i '•» acre familv room with fire 

place study 14 baths 2'J car 

garage with opener central air 

central vacuum system many 

extras, immaculate condition must 

see to appreciate $51,000 3580129 

BY OWNER 

I 1 Mile-Evergreen 

v ilking distance to Civic Center 

and Golf Course Brick Ranch 2 

large bedrooms walk in closet 2 

oaths family room drapes carpet 

ing central air air cleaner Natu 

ral fireplace full basement large 

fenced landscaped lot $42 900 

356 2138 

OPEN SUNDAY 14 

19680 Goldwin in Southfield 

S of 11 Mile . W of South 

field Immaculate 3 bedroom 

brick colonial with I Vi baths, 

family room, fireplace, full 

basement. modern kitchen 

$46,900 

EARL 

KEIM 


308 Rochester-Troy 

ROCHESTER 

If you want to know more dbout a 

14 room Country Estate m Roches 

ter on almost 5 acres of land for 

1350.000. call or wnte for informa 

uon 569-1875 or 55*2776 

Edith M Dowling REALTOR 

2M20 Southfield Rd 

Lathrup Vyiage Mich «076 

BY OWNER Troy Meadows tri- 

level in move in condition Large 

lot good neighbors $64,M0 6»865» 

Open Sunday 1-5 PM 

TROY ADAMS RD AREA 

BY OWNER 

Beautiful contemporary ranch, 

bright 4 open floor plan Cathedral 

beamed ceilings throughout ivkig 

area 4 bedrooms 2 baths. Are 

place, family room, kitchen wth 

mating area, large screened porch. 

24 car garage Large n*elr land- 

scaped lot Birmingham Schools 

Asking $67 900 By Appointment 

Open Sunday 1PM-5PM 842-4314 

Rochester Schools 

Foirview Farms 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on 

thu 2600 sq ft new colonial 

This home features the Pulte 

upper and lower bonus space 

concept which affords sooce 

for 5 bedrooms and 2'/J 

baths 8Vi% financing avail- 

able Mid 60s Call for de- 

tails 

OPEN 7 DAY$ 

651-0030 or 66. - 

ask for Wilma Collins (iirardot 

Inc Realtors 

651 6175 651 5005 

ROBERT BAKE 

4 5 3 - 8 2 0 0 

PILGRIM Hills Plymouth Canton 

area I acre Beautiful wooded lo 1 

$18 000 455 2036 

UNION Lake area lot 132 Lakena 

Rd West Bloomfield 50x13" 

$6 000 GR 4 1123 642 7742 

LOVELY 

Building site on lagoon with 

access to four lakes Perfect 

for exposed basement Are/3 

of nice homes $23,000 

REAL ESTATE 

PROFESSIONALS 

6 4 9 - 0 2 0 0 

BUILDING "siTKS beaut ful 

ing hills woods black top road 

underground electru and phoru 

to 10 to 25 acre parcels 10 pm> 

acre parcel prim! at $18(100 

Chelsea Schools 2 nules south ' I 

94 20 minutes to Ann Arbor Kris 

nger Realtors Co 475 8681 nr r'\i 

nings 475 2621 or 47.S 26P 

AVON ROCHESTER Acre U» 

Christian Hills Excellent sihtvi - 

One mile from X wav Citv water 

gas paved streets Trees $19 900 

Mh 

TWO 

Fully improved lo's with pnv 

leges on Cass Lake Only one 

minute from popular Dodge 

Park Can be bought separate 

ly or together Comer bt 

$5,000 Interior lot $4 000 

REAL ESTATE 

PROFESSIONALS 

6 4 9 0 2 0 0 

BEAUTIFUL 14 acrn lot center .'I 

Bloomfield situated in se< luded 

area partially treed 55? 11891 

NORTHVILLE TWP 12 lots n 1 - 

vate lake Builde, s terms 

WEST BLOOMFIELD I pp. ' 

Straits Lake South Point Shores 1 

lots 120 X 240 sandv beach nigh 

gorgeous view 

Al LANOER 

356 6680 82b 3885 

U)T 29 Bloomfield Industrial Park 

subdivision liO x 250 i>'rm< 

$37 500 

HEAVILY WOODED building s.t. s 

Baldwin Road 13 Acre- $4^000 

HEAV ILY WOODED building Mies 

Baldwin Road P acres H2

33d. Lots And Acreoge 

For Sale 

"•Buv 4 Sell thru United 

Approximately 11 acres 6 mile* 

from Lapeer Partially woooded 

beautiful building site at onlv 

$22 900 Call F.d at 852 «16fi or 

852 1242 

80 ACRES STREAM 

Ideal residential site plus a hedge 

against inflation '? Mile road (ron 

tage and vear around flowing 

stream Outstanding value $550 per 

acre' 

132 ACRES LAKE 

Secluded wooded parcel on a pri 

vale 40 Acre lake except for 2 

other owners offer* great devel 

opment possibilities at $800 per 

acre 

ANNETT 

• Realtors Since 1923 

338 0466 

Alter 5 I'M call 682 7227 

ROLLING vacant land ideal, I oca 

bv owner ">85 3770 

LYON TWP southeast of New Hud 

son big view lots 2 Acres each 

close to X Wavs Kent Lake 12 

Mile; Martmdale 483 0114 

3 ACRES 

Qorkston acreage 

dose to town Nice set 

ting, super location 

Current perk Har 

greaves & Pilarcik. 

Inc Realtors 

625 1333 

AVAILABLE SOUTHFIELD 

i7 Acres with 2 hmi-.es l«n Lahser 

Rd Owner will sell all or divide 

356 04 20 

ACREAGE 

5 to 10 Acres 

l,ow Down Payment Some Woods 

559 7430 

ACRES 5 l i beautiful rolling 

wooded land in Antrim Countv See 

nic views overlooking Schuss Moun 

tain & Shantv Creek Ski resorts 

l-akes & 1 gilf courses nearbv 

Terms Owner R.-altv Dev aiji 

559 6633 After 6 30 P\1 >3131 647 

8213 

BIRMINGHAM 55X160 wooded lot 

•n Bates $16 0(10 After 6pm 623 0690 

WILL BUILD TO SUIT 

A 14 acre lot in a countrv 

•setting of custom built 

homes in iTimberview 

Farms i miles west ol 

Brighton 1'itv off Brighton 

Rd Beautifully treed lot 

bordering a pond for wild 

Tiff will seclude vour 

dream home Onlv $20 S'H) 

ONLY 2 lots iForestview 

Estates a qualm Weath 

rrlv developed subdivions 

with onlv custom built 

homes on beautiful!) land 

scaped «entIv rolling site 

From $• 200 Take Knght 

on Rd West 2'T miles to 

Old Hickorv Rd Turn lelt 

then another left on Forest 

view Court 

Custom Builders available 

to diScUss building the supe 

rior quality built homes 

you have always wanted 

Call 

C.W WEATHERLY 

Custom Home Builders 

5394 Brighton Rd 

Brighton 

229 64 00 

340 lake-River-Resort 

Property For Safe 

HAMBURG „TOWNSHIP 

Lakefront building site wth 165 Ft 

on water This parcel is sandy, roll 

mg A has some mature trees 

Lake has sand bottom wih firm 

clean shoreline $11500 

Strawberry Lake Privileges 

Owner transferred Mirt sacrifice 

tha high & rolling buildrg site 

with manv bw trees 0.500 

20TH CENTURY REALTY 

1-437-6981 . 

GRAND LAKE Black Bass Bay 

access near Alpena Hwgers Cty 

Wooded 104 acres tots of road 

frontage Put boat in water across 

the road Lovely area tor year 

round or summer home $8 900 

$1,500 down $100 month 8"f inter 

est Owner Bernard Orchard 1313' 

5596633 After 6 30 PM (313' 647 

8213 

GAYI.ORD AREA year around 3 

bedroom chalet, completely fur 

nohed Fireplace Hiltop lots over 

looking spring fed lake private 

rwort clubhouse pool $29 500 

549 4873 

PRIVATE LAKE LoT "(Tare 

County $5 000 34 hour drive 

464 9324 

CABIN Lexington Heights sleeps 

six or seven new roof panelling 

gas heat good beach $11 000 

332 74*8 

TORCH LAKE 

Dramatic new 3 level, year-round 

secluded waterfront home Fur 

ntahed 20 Fl cathedral beamed 

ceiling with split-stone fireplace, 3 

bedroom plus balcwiy. walkout 

"deck all Thermopane new appb 

"naces second fireplace 177 000 

•Owner 771-3056 

' NEW CONSTRUCTION 

• LAKE PRIVILEGES 

WOW is the time ID buy this 

£>rond new tri-level and enioy 

•the res' of 'he Summer with 

•lake privileges 1 3 bedrooms, 

Jfomily room, smoke detectors, 

snsu'o'ed glass windows, 

,Vitchen formica cobinets. drs- 

10D+ 

Thursday, July 28, 1*77 

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346 Northern Property 

BEAUTIFUL setting on 10 

wth 4 bedroom house electric 

phones water. exceDent hunting, 

half hour from Ludington 111.500 

557-4782 

HARBOR Spring chalet. 

... « 

full basement 

N«bs Nob, sleeps «. 2 fuD baths 

$49 WO 

walk 

I bal 

•42-8775 

WOODED building sites Portage 

Lake' Channel to Lake Michigan 

Abo Forest Lakes area 7 miles 

downtown Traverse Citv Coronal I a 

Realty 967 3 25? 

Buy A SeD thru United 

CLARF! COUNTY Half acre 

wtoded lots, near lakes 20 lakes 

within 20 minutes Beautiful build 

mg sites, only 12 495 each Land 

Contract Terms CaU Ed at 852-8166 

or 852 1 242 

GLEN LAKE 

Profitable Restaurant & Home 

Beautiful se"mg Idea! for 

couple to operate AH 

equipment and home 

furnishing included Owner 

retiring EASY LAND 

CONTRACT TERMS 8'/,% 

H^)NOR 

Restaurant, home and cabins, 

idee' location - 500 Ft on US- 

31 and 350 feet on M-669 2 

Aces Old folks retiring EASY 

TERMS 

^.eeianau 4 Benzie Counties 

We have what you are 

looking for CALL OR WVITE 

^ W 

ROOSTER REALTY 

GlEN ARBOR Mich 49621 

616-3344400 

FOR SALE tv owner, executive 

v»ar round home on Hubbard 

Lake 3 bedrooms 14 baths, large 

recreation room many extras, 

beautiful view and sandv beach 

517-727 JS56 

348 Cemetery Lots 

WHITE CHAPEL TROY I tot 

Moving out of stale Sacrifice 1225 

652 380* 

348 Cemetery Lots 

TWO Openings in Oakland Hlls 

Memorial Cemetery in Victory Gar- 

dens. WOO Contact William McCleL 

land. Route 1. Defiance. Ohio 

43512 

WHfriE CHAPEL. 2 lots for fjOO 

843-8287 

FIVE cemetery lots, 6 graves per 

lot. m Park view Memorial Ceme- 

tery Section- C Will aeD or trade 

for Arizona property Make offer 

Write to Leon L Leonard. 2018 N 

24th Place, Phoenix. Arizona, 85008 

NATIONAL MEMORIAL Gardens. 

2 lots, choice location, owner $300 

72*3897 

ROSE L AND PAR K 8 grave lot. 

421-1552 

CADILLAC MEMORIAL PARK 43 

Lots in Section G. CaD between 

6pm 9 30pm 372 *293 

350 Forms For Sale 

DEXTER CHELSEA 

Farm or develop 151 acre farm, 

older 5 bedroom home, large pole 

barn, approx 75 acres tillable plus 

plenty of mixed woods 2 active 

streams. $900 per acre, Excellent 

land contract terms with $30000 

down. 7% interest 

WATERLOO REALTY 475*874 

RARE TINp 

158 acres, all workable large farm 

home, modernized barn out 

buildings silos, over half mfle of 

frontage on blacktop Several acres 

of black dirt all under cultivate 

at present Owner has retired Pos- 

sibility of splitting 6 miles from 

Port Huron Priced to seD Miller 

19820121, I-38S5314 

SALEM AREA 23 ACRES 

Farm with barn, loping shed, tack 

room Presently boarding horses 

Front 3 acres in strawberries that 

sel 50 cents quart Rambling 3 bed 

room brick ranch, walkout base 

ment attached*garage By appont 

ment onlv Call HILDA or 

TRACF.Y 

Norwood 

No I 2, Inc 478-5000 

400 Apartments To Rent 

a unique, new apartment 

jk'iilv (•onecp(i 

in picturesque Farmington Hills 

i BAl CONY AND PATIO 1 and 2 bedroom apartments 

; from S285 to $375 ' AMILY P )O s ' TOWNHQUS1S 

' from $475/ 77 acres of private park/swimmma 

! oooi/tennis courts spring'ed pond/on 9 Mile Road V 

Miles We^' of Farmmgton Road/phone 478 4664 

live in an 

enchanted forest 

In Beautiful Waterford Township 

$ Where Nature Surrounds You 

If you love tall trees and rolling hills set 

in the heart of lake country, come home 

to Round Hill Apartments. This 

matchless natural setting is adorned 

with a private pool and clubhouse. 

tennis courts, private patios and 

balconies. It's the life-style you may 

have been searching for and never 

thought you'd find. See what you've 

been missing this weekend. 

1 & 2 Bedrooms from $230/mo 

Hill RoundI ? 

l O f e o L 1 

- 

Models open daily 

9 AM 6 P.M. * 

Sat. & S*in 11 A M -5 P.M 

Phone 363 5443 

Elizabeth 

Lake Rd 

Coolay 

laka Rd 

350 Forms For Sole 

REMODELED Farm Home on 40 

acres, good barn, new garage, fully 

insulated, other features Approx- 

imately 12W miles N of Port Hur- 

son on Galbraith Line, turn left to 

3555. corner of Fargo Rd $60,000 

MM7W2J8 

351 Bus. & Professional 

Bldg. For Sale 

FOR SALE, commercial S Red 

ford building, 1500 sa ft very good 

condition, immediate occupancy- 

only $34,900 easy terms 

CLASSIC 478-5500 

352 Commercial And 

Industrial 

ANNUAL INCOME (82,800 

Top location in Waterford Town- 

ship Miracle Strip 550 ft frontage 

witn good leases To settle estate 

Get tee details from me person 

aDy, Ward E Partridge, Realtor 

j 1050 W Huron St. 

Pontiac, Ml 

(PONTIAC) 6812111 or 

•l- 965-8759 (DETROIT) 

ASK FOR FREE CATALOG 

Brand new, spacious apartments 

immediate eccu 

Pool and baovtifully londvcaped grounds 

s 215 

*245 

1 bedroom from 

2 bedroom from 

D\ 

K. .1.0.0 

Located at the corner of Pontiac 

Trail and Nine Mile Road 

(Sorry No Pats) 

?\mberv,oods 

STEEL BLDG 

LAPEER AREA 40 x 180 3 acres 

plus. Weal professional bldg or 

smaD workshop Wilh ranch house, 

woods and pond 

TOWN & COUNTRY 

678-2495 or N 

COMMERCIAL 

WOODWARD AVE FRONTAGE 

Auto Repair 

Gas Station 

A Service 

2 Stalls 

$45,000. Land Contract 

REALTY WORLD 

GILL DAVIS INC 

545-5400 

SHELBY 

74 acres zoned Heavy Industrial 

22 Mile Van Dyke area $112,000 

GARDEN CITY 

276' frontage on Warren Ave 

Zoned Commercial C I $70 000 

RE1TMEYER 

COMMERCIAL property ki Pon 

tiac, zoned C-3 approximately 5200 

sq ft building, cement 8r block 

Presently being used as collision 

shop plus sevu j 

ritv and references C6-3216 ' 

COMPLETELY furnished home 

October to April 453 6945 . 

408 Duplexes To Rent 

VAUGHAN SCHOOLCRAFT • 

EVERGREEN section 2 bedroom * 

Duplex $175 mchidmg aD utilities " 

Stove refrigerator Verv clean * 

Aduks 553-4736 » 

ASH St 35251. Wayne 2 bedroom ' 

appliances basement drapes I " 

car garage $250 per month $250 t 

security Available August 1 Call , 

ask for Mike 422 2490 ( 

WAYNE exceUent neighborhood t 

Large J bedroom, carpeted $200 • 

plus utilities Must have refer 

ences security deposit 729 3122 » 

W. CHICAGO 

ROUGE PARK AREA 

Newly decorated 2 large bed- 

room duple* 2 baths, large 

living room, kitchen. dine«e 

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OPEN FRI thru TUES 1PM 7PM 

18301 W I) Mile Rd 

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Woodbrook 

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2 BDRMS 

Your rent includes Gas oven 

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Eureka Rd W of Telegraph 

just W of Beech Daly 

Open Daily IIAM-7PM 

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942-0440 

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