Canton Observer for October 26, 1981 - Canton Public Library

Volume 7 Number 26 

Canton 

('ANTONYS annual police 

auction takes place at 10 a.m. Nov. 

7 at the old DPW yard, 44508 

Geddes between Canton Center and 

Sheldon. More than 50 bikes, stereo 

equipment, household items, 

shotguns and rifles will be 

auctioned. These items were 

collected by the Canton police 

during the year but never claimed 

by owners. 

Public inspection of the items 

takes place two hours before the 

public auction. The Canton Lions 

Club will serve refreshments during 

the auction 

Dl D YOU know that only 13 

people — not including politicians 

— showed up for Thursday's 

educational forum on farmland 

preservation and the Wayne County 

Charter? How many people will 

turn out for the Nov. 3 election? 

Stay tuned. 

A SECOND public hearing on 

the proposed Woodland Meadows 

landfill expansion takes place 

Tuesday night as part of the regular 

township board meeting. For an 

editorial on this issue, see today's 

opinion page. 

SPEAKING OF of the 

township board meeting . .the 

Board of Trustees will meet at 7 

p.m. Tuesday at Township Hall, on 

Canton Center south of Cherry Hill. 

The board will continue discussion 

on paving Haggerty between Joy 

and Ford Read, farmland 

preservation and the budget. Those 

interested should bring hot.coffee 

and a cot — it's going to be a long, 

long meeting. 

DON'T FORGET the annual 

Haunted House, sponsored by the 

Canton Jaycees. The ghost mansion 

is on Ford Road, east of 1-275. It's 

open 7:30-11 p.m. daily until Oct. 30. 

Admission is $1.75 for adults and $1 

for children under 12. 

ILGENFRITZ Nursery will 

begin planting 647 new trees as part 

of the continuing tree-planting 

program for Canton subdivisions. 

Many of these trees will replace 

others which have died, according to 

Township Clerk John Flodin. 

"The truth of the matter is that 

we've lost a lot of trees," Flodin 

said. "The trees appeared to be in 

good shape (when purchased last 

year)." 

A MKTAL detector for 

Halloween treats will be at the 

McDonald's on Ford Road, 6-9 p.m. 

Saturday night. Canton police urge 

all trick-or-treaters not to consume 

treats that have not been inspected 

by parents or the detector. 

KAREN CADY, daughter of 

Joan and Gary Cady on Lilley in 

Canton, is a chorus member in the 

play "Electra," which just 

completed its run at Eastern 

Michigan University last weekend. 

Ms_Cady is a freshman majoring in 

theater at Eastern. 

Other Canton residents who were 

in the chorus include April Lewis, 

daughter of John and Carol Lewis of 

Thomwood; Melissa Merry, 

daughter of Rennard and Mary 

Merry of Olive Place; and Erika 

Odom, daughter of Gerald Odom of 

Ranfer. 

THE CANTON Chamber of 

Commerce will hold it& regular 

meeting at noon Nov. 4 at the 

Roman Forum Restaurant on Ford 

Road east of Lilley. The chamber 

regularly meets on the first 

Wednesday of each month. 

CAROL L. Gardner of Canton 

is the new director for the Division 

of Special Education for the 

Oakland Intermediate Scliool 

District. Mrs. Gardner currently is 

the director of special education for 

Novi Community Schools. Her 

appointment from a field of SO 

candidates is effective Nov. 16. 

There are 28 local school districts in 

the Oakland Intermediate District. 

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submitting information about 

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Monday, October 26, 1981 Canton, Michiqan Michigan 

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Canton to adopt 6 cautious' budget 

By Arlene Funke 

staff writer 

Canton's Township Board is expected to adopt a 

"cautious" budget for next year at tomorrow 

night's meeting, with a few surprises — in staffing 

and services. 

The general fund budget, which goes into effect 

Jan. 1, is projected at $4.1 million. That's a boost 

of about 10 percent from last year's $3.7 million 

budget. 

The board must adopt the budget by Nov. 1. 

"IT IS a minimum budget," said Mike Gorman, 

finance director. "There will be minimal capital 

outlays. Most departments will stay the same 

Local farmers 

voice views 

on preservation 

Do farmers favor the township's 

proposal to buy development rights 

in western Canton? This is the sixth 

article in a series probing various 

aspects of the farmland-preservation 

issue. 

By Arlene Funke 

staff writer 

Jack Suddendorf is a part-time vegetable 

farmer who thinks the proposed 

farmland preservation bond issue is 

"as good as anything" to keep agriculture 

alive in Canton. 

Dennis Wilkin rents land on which he 

grows field corn, soybeans and wheat. 

He plans to buy land«"as soon as we 

have the farmland proposal passed." 

Stan Gill believes the plan would "repay" 

farmers who have had their taxes 

hiked to provide services for subdivision 

residents in eastern Canton. 

Roger Bordine thinks the township's 

proposal — which would buy development 

rights to agricultural land in 

western Canton — is the wrong approach. 

"This is a sore subject with me," said 

Bordine. He favors lowering taxes for 

farmers who own their own land. 

If the land were sold for development, 

Bordine would support a retroactive 

tax hike for a few years preceding 

the sale. That way, neither farmers nor 

subdivision residents would be penalized 

to preserve existing farmland. 

ON NOV. 3. Canton voters will be 

asked to approve the township's selling 

up to $7 million in general obligation 

bonds to acquire development rights to 

about 5,000 acres of agricultural land 

in the township. 

The debt retirement cost would be 

passed to residents who would be assessed 

an average $38 per year for 20 

years. 

Under the plan, land-owners in the 

agricultural areas (more than five 

acres) could sell development rights to 

the township, receiving the difference 

between the land's agricultural value 

and the value if sold for development. 

The land would have to be used for agriculture, 

whether sold or kept. 

ONLY A FEW Canton farmers own 

and/or cultivate large tracts of'land 

According to a report compiled by 

the township's planning department, 55 

percent of the agricultural land is 

owned by developers. 

"We understand we're a minority," 

said Ernie Costantino, 31. He and his 

brother rent about 120 acres. "But 

we're a benefit to the community." 

(staffing). It's more of a cautious budget than anything." 

Gorman and Township Supervisor James Poole 

have held budget meetings with department heads 

since June. Recommendations also Were given by 

Treasurer Maria Falkiewicz and Clerk John Flodin. 

The township's general fund pays most of the 

bills. Separate funds cover police, fire and public 

works (DPW) expenses. 

Several weeks ago, the Township Board set the 

millage rates for police, fire and general fund 

budget categories. Inflation and changes in the 

state tax law are boosting taxes for Canton residents 

an average of 16.6 percent, said Gorman 

Next year's budget includes the following: 

Costantino believes all persons 

should "vote their conscience," based 

on esthetics, long-range cost and food 

needs. 

"Once the development factor is removed, 

this will allow people ... to 

come in and buy at agricultural prices," 

Costantino said. 

Another supporter of the plan is Jack 

Suddendorf, a full-time medical group 

practice manager at University Hospital 

in Ann Arbor. 

Eight years ago, he and his wife Sandy 

bought five acres and a house on 

Saltz and began growing vegetables for 

sale to produce companies and restaurants. 

The Suddendorfs later bought five 

more acres, and they also rent 13V2 

acres in Canton. Suddendorf is president 

of an association of vegetable 

farmers and has been on the farmland 

retention committee. 

"I think (the preservation) plan is as 

good as anything — given all the problems," 

said Suddendorf. He seid he is 

"comforted" because the committee 

has proposed an agricultural review 

board and other administrative guidelines 

to make the project work 

DENNIS WILKIN, 31, rents more 

than 1,000 acres, mostly in Canton. He 

grows field corn, soybeans and wheat, 

most of which becomes animal feed. 

Wilkin, who hopes to buy land in Canton, 

said farming is "the best thing that 

could happen for this area. Preservation 

has to start somewhere, and this is 

as good as any." 

Stan Gill, 48, and his brother Donald, 

have a large dairy farm which begins 

on Ridge south of Proctor and extends 

into Superior Township. 

"Rather than development rights, I 

call this 'payback' for what we (farmers) 

have paid," said Gill. He said 

farmers have been paying taxes for 

schools, extra police, fire and library 

— most of which is benefiting subdivision 

residents. 

Gill said he knows land-owners who 

are "holding for a big price. 

"I think there is property," Gill added. 

"If it's decided once and for all, 

there will be more land available." 

Brothers Larry and Gary Huebler, 23 

and 28, respectively, farm almost 600 

acres of soybeans, field corn and 

wheat. Their father, Robert, also is a 

farmer. 

Both believe the high costs of sewers 

and other services will rule out an immediate 

development rush in western 

Canton. 

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• Hiring of two additional police officers in 

July 1982; 

• Adding two clerical positions at the township's 

administration building; 

• Hiring of qn industrial coordinator (who will 

tFy to woo industry to Canton) at $30,000 a year, 

plus $37,000 for supplies and equipment; 

• Allocating only $25,000 for farmland preservation, 

down from the currently budgeted 

$250,000 (of which only $13,000 was spent for 

farmland expenses); 

• Purchasing seven police cars with fecjeral 

revenue-sharing funds. 

ACCORDING TO Gorman, the increase lr the 

general fund budget was boosted primarily to 

Twenty-Five Cents 

rnriurii' .ill"" lorporalion MI Hii[bts R'« 

cover unforeseen expenses Forexample.said Gorman, 

township officials are considering the possibility 

of paving a portion of Haggerty Road so the 

area will attract industrial companies 

Conceivably, the contingency fund could cover 

some of those expenses, he said Increases of 10ll 

percent for police and fire funds, Gorman said, 

are being attributed to personnel costs. 

The budget reflects the economy's effect on 

state-shared revenues. For example, Gorman 

said, the township lost $50,000 in state-shared revenues 

this year because of dips state income taxes 

"We do anticipate some problems (in state 

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Ghosts and goblins galore 

The ghosts and ghouls will come out in full force in 

Canton as hundreds of children will move from 

door to door for tricks or treats Saturday night. 

The activities begin that afternoon with the annual 

Lawyer hits golden year 

By W.W. Edgar 

staff writer 

As he awaited a gathering of friends coming to help celebrate 

his golden anniversary in the legal profession, William 

Sempliner sat at his desk and recalled some of the unusual 

experiences he had along the way. 

"I wasn't a trial lawyer," the former Canton Township 

attorney explained, "and some of my most memorable 

cases came in the divorce courts. And some of them were 

dandies." 

With a broad smile, he recalled one of the most unusual. 

"This woman came to me and told me that her husband 

had abused her and beat her with weapons from her vanity 

table and that she was pregnant." 

"When the baby was born, it was without a right arm. We 

never could prove that the beating caused it. But she got the 

divorce, and her husband was ordered to support her and the 

child. But we never could find him." 

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ON ANOTHER case, he recalled that a woman had come 

to him seeking a divorce on charges of cruelty. She had been 

thrown out of a third-story window and later tossed from a 

car while traveling 50 miles an hour. And she, too, got the 

divorce. 

Many of his friends from many professions who came to 

the open houses hosted by a fellow office holder, John Thomas, 

recalled some of his outstanding legal work. 

Previous to this gathering of friends, Sempliner had been 

toasted at the annual meeting of the Michigan Bar Association 

last week in Lansing, with 130 lawyers in attendance. 

It was 50 years ago that he was admitted to the Michigan 

Bar. He served 25 of those years as Canton Township attorney. 

Born in Detroit on the northeast side, he attended Northern 

High School, where he also was a member of the swimming 

team. After graduation, he entered the University of 

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obituaries 

JOSEPH YONG PAR 

Funeral services for Joseph, infant 

son of Mr and Mrs, Yong T. Pak of 

Canton, were held recently in Lambert- 

Locniskar & Vermeulen Funeral Home, 

Plymouth, with burial in United Memorial 

Gardens. The child died Oct. 15 at 

the age of 3 months He is survived by 

his parents and one sister. 

HARRIET RUBENDUNST 

Funeral Mass was held recently at 

Incarnation Catholic Church in Sarasota. 

Fla., for Mrs. Rubendunst, 54. of 

Sarasota, with arrangements made by 

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Mrs. Rubendunst, who died Oct. 19 in 

Sarasota Memorial Hospital, was born 

in Illinois and moved to Sarasota from 

Plymoyth four years ago. 

Survivors include her husband, Tom; 

sons Grant of Milan and Kurt of Milford; 

a daughter, Mrs. Bruce Yakley of 

Ypsilanti; her father, Harvey Weaver 

of Homewood, 111.; a brother, Frank 

Weaver of Homewood; a sister, Mary 

Jane Purden of Flossmoor, 111.; and two 

grandchildren 

FERRIS J.(SLIM) MATHIAS 

Funeral services for Mr Mathias, 73, 

of Blunk Street, Plymouth, were held 

recently in Schrader Funeral Home in 

Plymouth with burial in Riverside 

Cemetery. Officiating was the Rev. 

Leslie F. Harding. 

- Mr. Mathias, who died Oct. 19 in 

Lupton, Mich., was born in Detroit and 

moved to Plymouth in 1932 from Belleville. 

He had retired in 1971 after 44 

years with the Wayne County Road 

Commission. He had been active in Explorer 

Scouting in the Plymouth area 

for 44 years. 

Survivors include: wife, Joann; son, 

Don of Plymouth; daughters, Sally 

Meyers of Lilburn, Ga., and Patricia 

Adams of Swartz Creek; six grandchildren 

and one great-grandchild. 

MARIE ELLEN SOUTHARD 

Mrs. Southard, 76, of Royale Court 

South, Canton Township, was cremated 

recently with arrangements made by 

Schrader Funeral Home. Memorial 

contributions may be made to the 

Michigan Heart Fund. ] 

Mrs. Southard, who died Oct. {14 in 

Detroit, was a homemaker whoj had 

moved to Canton in 1977 from Kansas. 

She was a member of St. John Episcopal 

Church in Plymouth 

Survivors include: daughters, Anita 

Beasley of Topeka, Kan., and Molly Jo 

Wallace of Canton; brother, Howard 

Schmidt of Midwest City, Okla.; and by 

three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. 

LYLE E. FALL 

Funeral services for Mr. Fall of W. 

Warren, Canton Township, were held 

recently in Ross B. Northrop & Son Funeral 

Home in Northville with burial at 

Oakland Hills, Novi. Officiating was 

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Officials cautious on budget 

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funding)," said Gorman. "Although 

the people at the state level say 

there won't be any cuts, there won't be 

any guarantee." 

Gorman said it is "inevitable" that 

federal revenue-sharing funds will be 

slashed. In the past, this money was 

used as a cushion, or to pay for "extras." 

"It's almost as a need comes up, we 

spend it," he said "To us, federal revenue-sharing 

is a bonus. We haven't included 

it in the budget (for routine expenses)." 

Gorman said the industrial coordinator's 

slot has been included in the budget. 

Some board members — primarily 

Robert Padget — have been pushing 

for creation of this job. 

However, the board has shown "hesitancy" 

about filling it, said Gorman. He 

attributed, this to indecision about the 

Haggerty paving. 

UNDER THE BUDGET, salaries for 

about 110 township employees covered 

by union contracts are slated to be 

boosted 7-8 percent, said Gorman. 

The firefighters' contract expired 

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Contracts for the building department 

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In addition, the budget specifies a 7 

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the Rev. Stanley AuBjchon of Faith 

Lutheran Church, Churubusco, Ind 

Mr. Fall, who died Oct. 15 at home, 

had lived in Canton for a number of 

years and was a retired cribman for 

Ford Motor Co He was a Lutheran He 

is survived by his wife, toys 

SARAH GAYDE 

Funeral services for Mrs Gayde, 86. 

of South Lyon were held recently in St 

Peter Evangelical Church in Plymouth 

with burial at Riverside Mausoleum, 

Plymouth, with the Rev Leonard J. 

Koeninger officiating Memorial contributions 

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of the firm. She was a life member 

of St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran 

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Historical Society, a charter member 

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Malcolm Pierce makes his point to his fifthgraders 

at Bird. 

Monday, October 26, 1981 

He loves his job 

Mac Pierce highlights Bird's birthday 

By Dennis O'Connor 

staff writer 

Talk about someone who loves his 

job — you won't find anyone more 

enthusiastic about work than the 

fifth-grade teacher with six toes and 

his buddy Oscar. 

Malcolm Pierce, a long-time 

Plymouth resident, highlights the 

Mac Pierce has taught 27 years In the same classroom at Bird Elementary School. Bird celebrated 

its 30th birthday Friday. 

U 

fond memories experienced at the 

30-year anniversary celebration of 

Bird Elementary School Friday 

morning. 

Pierce, 52, known for his classic 

bow-legged walk and six toes on his 

left foot, has worked 27 years for 

Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools. 

Never an administrator, Pierce 

has taught fifth-graders for all 27 

years — in the same classroom — 

at the school on Sheldon Road north 

of Ann Arbor Trail. ( 

And every year his students can't 

wait to get a peak at those six toes 

— something of a tradition at the 

school. 

"I was born with six toes on my 

left foot," Pierce said. "The kids always 

get a kick out of seeing it. I 

always went to doctors with my 

mother and they said they could cut 

it off. The toe never bothered me, so 

I kept it." , 

PIERCE' INSISTS he's never 

taught a bad child — and more than 

900 students have passed through 

his ['classroom. He adds that kids haven't 

changed — only the method of 

discipline. 

Pierce, a 1948 Northville High 

School graduate, always used a paddle, 

called Oscar, for disciplinary 

reasons. After he paddled students, 

they signed it. He has the signed 

paddles for each class year hanging 

on the wall at his home. 

But Pierce no longer uses Oscar. 

"Some administrator decided that 

paddling kids would put us in court," 

said the 1952 graduate of Michigan 

State Normal College (now Eastern 

New transit routes offer mini-buses 

Residents may find it easier to get 

around now that SEMTA has started a 

small bus service in the area. 

SEMTA's Essential Transportation 

System (EST), started Sept. 14, runs 

two routes, including Plymouth, Plymouth 

Township, Canton, Northville and 

Northville Township. 

The small buses, which hold 9-14 passengers 

and are lift equipped, will provide 

needed transportation services for 

people in the area, explains Beata 

Lamparski, area manager of the Taylor* 

based EST 

The east-west route, a fixed route, 

replaces the DDOT (Detroit Department 

of Transportation) bus that ran 

from Plymouth to Detroit. The DDOT 

recently cancelled many of its outer 

lines, including Plymouth's as part of a 

cost-cutting package. 

The north-south route, a pre-scheduled 

route, goes from place to place, 

depending on who has reserved seats. 

"The flexibility of the curb-to-curb 

service, and the ability to pre-schedule 

and have a ride guaranteed" is an advantage 

of the EST system Ms. Lamparski 

said. 

'The rural nature of some suburbs 

make fixed routes economically unfeasible," 

she said. "Many seniors 

aren't able to walk to a bus stop." 

THE GENERAL public can reserve 

a seat up to 24 hours in advance. Handicapped 

persons and senior citizens (65 

years or older) can call up to six days 

in advance to schedule a trip. The number 

to call is 291-5990. 

"It would be a rare occasion," Ms. 

Lamparski said, "but it is possible for 

someone to call and say, i need to go to 

«• the grocery store today. If a bus just 

° happens to be in the area and just hap- 

• . 1. • » 

Where, when buses travel 

The north-south bus service connects 

Plymouth, Plymouth Township, 

Northville, Northville Township 

and Canton. 

This service runs between Northville 

and Meijer's Thrifty Acres on 

M-12 by 1-275. The bus route is 

determined by the passenger pick 

ups and drop offs. 

All trips must be booked with the 

call taker at 291-5990. The general 

times the northbound bus from 

Plymouth can be expected are 7:20 

a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. 

The southbound bus from Plymouth 

can generally be expected at 

8:10 a.m., 9 a.m., 9:50 a.m., 11:30 

a.m., 12:20 p.m. 1:10 p.m. and 3:10 

p.m. 

pens to have room, EST may be able to 

accomodate him." 

The regular fare is $1.50 for rides 

within the first two zones of the trip 

and 40 cents more for each additional 

zone. For the handicapped and senior 

citizens, the fare is 75 cents for a trip 

within the first two zones and 20 cents 

more for each additional zone. 

"When a rider calls, the call taker 

will tell him what his fare will be," Ms. 

Lamparski said. 

There is a possibility that this service 

would be cancelled if the demand 

was not high enough, Ms. Lamparski 

said. But SEMTA gives all new programs 

a minimum six month tryout. 

The two smajl buses ate now each 

carrying an average of only five pas-, 

sengers a day, Ms. Lamparski said. 

"A high enough productivity," she es- 

The east-west small bus service 

connects Plymouth to Wonderland 

Mall in Livonia. The bus runs along 

Plymouth Road but can deviate to 

pick up a passenger who can't walk 

to Plymouth Road. 

If a passenger does not board the 

bus in downtown Plymouth (Kellogg 

Park at Main Street and Ann Arbor 

Trail) or at Wonderland Mall, he or 

she must book a trip with the call 

taker at 291-5990. 

The east-west bus can be boarded 

in Plymouth at 6:50 a.m., 7:40 a.m., 

8:30 a.m., 9:25 a.m., 10:25 a.m., 11:25 

a.m., 12:25 p.m., 1:25 p.m., 2:25 p.m., 

3:25 p.m., 4:25 p.m., 5:20 p.m. and 

6:05 p.m. 

timated, "would probably be three or 

four passengers per hour." 

SEMTA's first small bus system, 

METS, was started in Macomb County 

in 1975, Ms. Lamparski said. "That system 

is now mature, the need is there 

and the response is good." 

Although SEMTA's small bus services 

are essentially the same, the various 

names for the systems can be 

confusing. In Livonia, for example, the 

system is known as WAYCART. 

Because of the confusion, SEMTA 

plans a name change for all small bus 

systems and an advertising blitz, probably 

in late November, Ms. Lamparski 

said. 

All small bus services operated by 

SEMTA will be called connector, she 

said. People will receive a comprehen- 

77/ never retire — they'll have to bury 

me out in the back woods of Bird.' 

Michigan University). "I've talked 

to kids more in the last two years 

than I have for 25 years combined. 

Now you have to 'talk' discipline to 

kids — explain why you can and 

can't do things. 

"But I have kids who come back 

to see me and point to the paddle on 

the wall They tell me 'That's the 

paddle which straightened out my 

life.' 

"Kids want to be disciplined, They 

have a mind. They want to learn 

They want to obey the law." 

FOR MANY, it only takes a couple 

of years on the same job or in 

the same classroom to get bored 

But not for Pierce 

"BORED is not in my vocabulary." 

said Pierce, who was a football, 

basketball and track star in his 

school days. "I hate that word Kids 

use that word every day, but there's 

always things to do and things to 

learn about." 

Pierce received his master's degree 

in administration from the University 

of Michigan in 1954 His father, 

Cyrus, was a principal at the 

old Plymouth High School (now Central 

Middle School) until his death in 

1951. 

But there never was any motiva- 

Fifth-graders admire the teaching skills of Mac Pierce. 

sive map of transportation services in 

their area. 

SEMTA began small bus services, 

Ms. Lamparski said, to create a demand 

in the area and to save money. 

Small buses cost approximately $26 

per hour to oj!>erate, while the'large 

buses cost $39. 

BUT HENRY Graper, Plymouth city 

manager who has pushed for a local 

transportation system for two years, 

does not believe EST is the answer. 

The EST system, Graper said, does 

not meet the needs of the people in 

Plymouth. With the EST small buses, 

he added, people have to call too far in 

advance, may not find a seat available 

when they want and may find that 

buses won't even operate on some days. 

Graper's dial-a-ride proposal was 

turned down by SEMTA this spring because 

it "was not economically feasible 

and it didn't fit SEMTA's operating 

plans," he said. "SEMTA doesn't want 

any more dial-a-ride programs." 

"SEMTA won't do what we want," 

Graper said. "The citizens, the city 

commission and the chamber of commerce 

all think the need is there." 

Graper said the transportation system 

he will propose will "offer all citizens 

the opportunity to move around 

with some degree of consistency. 

"If a senior citizen wants to go to 

downtown Plymouth and come back 

for 50 cents, he'll be able to do that," he 

said. "He then may find he has no use 

for a car." 

Although he doesn't have all the details 

worked out, Graper is developing 

a transportation plan (similar to dial-aride) 

that he would like to get on the 

ballot next spring. 

• 

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—Malcolm Pierce 

27-year teacher 

tion that could lure Pierce 

from his beloved classroom 

(C)3A 

away 

"WHEN I FIRST got in front of a 

bunch of kids, hey, I had found my 

niche," Pierce said. "I've got the 

best job in the world I can do more 

for 30 kids (each year) than I can for 

600 parents. 

"I can take these kids and close 

the door and mold them They are 

the judges — they'll say whether 

you are good or whether you are 

bad " 

Clearly one of the most popular 

teachers in the district, Pierce, who 

always walks to school from his 

home on the corner of Palmer and 

Evergreen, has worked for five 

principals. 

And his love for kids — especially 

fifth-graders — never dampens his 

spirits. 

"When you walk into a class of 30 

kids - that's what it's all about," 

Pierce said "I have good raport 

with kids because I'm still a big kid 

myself. I've never grown up 

"Fifth-graders are passed the early 

ages, and they are ready to grow 

up" 

PIERCE, AN AVID sports fan. 

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Monday. October 26. 1981 

Canton doesn't need land fill expansion 

, ESI DENTS are upset about a proposed land- 

R 

fill expansion at the Woodland Meadows 

site in southeast Canton — and who can 

blame them. 

There is talk about solid-waste and hazardouswaste 

management at this landfill, which is operated 

by Michigan Waste Systems. 

We don't feel expanding the current site is in the 

best interest of the township and its residents. We 

think Michigan Waste Systems should look elsewhere 

if there is an important need for expansion. 

Michigan Waste Systems currently operates a 97acre 

landfill called Woodland Meadows North. It is 

a solid-waste landfill, although the operator has 

applied for hazardous-waste permits. The site now 

contains 5 percent hazardous waste, according to 

Michigan Waste Systems officials. 

The proposed expansion, called Woodland 

Meadows South, is bounded by Hannan, Lotz and 

Van Born roads and the Conrail (railroad) right-ofway 

adjacent to the North side. 

Michigan Waste Systems now is applying for both 

solid and hazardous-waste permits on the expanded 

105-acre site. 

The Township Planning Commission has recommended 

the Township Board deny the expansion request 

because of infractions with township landfill 

ordinances. 

The State Department of Natural Resources 

(DNR) continues to investigate the permit requests. 

A PUBLIC HEARING, the second on this issue, 

will take place at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Township. 

Hall, as part of the regular board meeting. Residents 

are encouraged to express their views to the 

board at this time. 

Township Hall is on Canton Center, south ot 

Cherry Hill. 

The last public hearing, before Canton's Planning 

Commission, attracted more than 140 angry residents 

who expressed their concerns on the proposed 

expansion. 

Although township officials seem sympathetic to 

residents' concerns, there still is a question of how 

Doc's corner 

Dennis 

O'Connor 

mucii power local township landfill ordinances have 

over st a t e recom rnendat ions. 

W UNDERSTAND the need for landfill areas 

it is part of our responsibility to provide certain 

areas for waste disposal. 

Biit Canton Township already has met its responsihili 

tv with Woodland Meadows North 

Th e proposed Woodland Mea dows South expan- 

sion will continue to dump mate ials — maybe haz- 

ardo LIS waste — into the townsh p And a large part 

of th is waste is from industry w lich doesn't operate 

in Canton. 

New Detroit is gunning for charter 

New Detroit, the self-styled urban coalition which 

masterminded much of the politicking in establishing 

the Wavne Countv Charter Commission, is now "neu- 

tral 

11 is officially" doing an educating job, telling 

vote i s itie pros and the cons to the proposed charter 

whu h will be voted on Nov. 3. (Voters actually will 

vote on two charters with both being identical except 

for one provision: One charter 

— — calls for an elected executive to 

head county government; the 

* other calls for a manager to be 

appointed bv the Board of Commissioners). 

New Detroit's literature is supposedly 

neutral. 

won't be fooled 

I hope readers 

Tim 

Richard 

ON PAPER, New Detroit's 

pamphlet gives as much space to 

the "arguments against" as to the 

"arguments for." In actuality, the 

against arguments are trivial and pumped up to fill 

space 

Savs New Detroit: 'The charter adds the new financial 

burdens of paying for a new executive and 

staff! and an annual audit by outside certified public 

accountants 

True as far as it goes. But. besides adding a chief 

executive officer (CEO) and staff, the charter eliminates 

the three-man Board of Auditors and 12 seats 

n the Board ot Commissioners. 

.in practice. Wayne County should wind up with the 

same number of jobs For the truth is that county 

resources would neither be expanded nor contracted 

bv the charter but they sure would be better organized 

As, for the argument that the charter should be 

voted down because it requires an audit by a CPA 

that is pure claptrap 

NEW DETROIT objects that the charters "continue 

a multi-headed executive branch" because the 

treasurer, clerk, register of deeds, sheriff and prosecutor 

are left in place If voters reject the charters. 

The Charter Commission can develop a better charier 

the New Detroit pamphlet contends. 

Accurate, but unfair Most of those jobs are locked 

in bv I he state law The Charter Commission couldn't 

eliminate anything but the drain commissioner. 

Some of us reformer types would have liked to see 

more jobs go. but we couldn't get everything. 

New Detroit argues: "A reduced County Commission 

means some racial and ethnic groups, and 

smaller communities, may have a weaker voice in 

selecting their representatives. Some communities 

would fie merged into larger districts, and would 

have to share a commissioner." 

I ve heard that argument repeatedly. I've asked for 

some statistical proof. I've never seen any. New Qei 

roil offers none The argument is unprovable, demagogic 

trash 

Yes. I fie board will be reduced from 27 people to 

15. so a dozen politicians and their staffs will be out 

of jobs. But our constitutional protection of "one person 

one vote" is maintained Thostfdistricts must be 

of equal population. If blacks lose seats, whites lose 

them in the same proportion. 

NEW DETROIT offers this pie-in-the-sky argument 

against the charters: "The charter proposals do 

not provide adequate power and authority for the 

CEO to coordinate county proposals. The CEO will 

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not have full authority over the independently elected 

county officials, and the Road Commission will 

retain a significant degree of independence because 

of statutory requirements." 

The reality is that the voter has two options: 1) 

Vote for one or both charters and get much improved 

/ county government, or 2) vote them down and put up 

with the dismal business-as-usual nonsense. 

New Detroit misleads when it implies there could 

somehow be a perfect charter. I wish there were. I 

wish we could wipe out the Road Commission and tin 

gods like the elected clerk and sheriff. It isn't politically 

possible., 

The charter does give the CEO effective political 

control over the road commissioners and requires 

them and other public works agencies to submit their 

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The emphasis will be on building a team approach 

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Dr. Bigler, president-elect of the Michigan Reading 

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FOLLOWING DR. BIGLER'S presentation, con 

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A fixture at Bird 

Continued from Page 3A 

for more than 30 years, has only 

three years before retirement. 

"I have three years to go, but I 

don't think I'll retire," Pierce said 

"Where do you think I could go and 

have more fun than here - working 

with good, intelligent people. 

"I start feeling older when kids of 

the kids I've had come back to visit 

me. I'm going through a second generation 

now. 

"There might be a day when it 

starts getting on my nerves, and 

when I stop having fun, then it's 

time to stop. But I really don't think 

that will happen. 

"I'll never retire — they'll have to 

bury me out in the back woods of 

Bird." 

Pierce considers his opportunity 

to work with children the "highlight 

(P,C)7A 

of his life " And he 1 says he never 

forget a student 

"If I can talk to you for 10 minutes, 

then I can place you where you 

were and I'll know your first name,' 

Pierce said of the many students 

who come back to visit him ' I won't 

remember your last name I'm 

bad with last names 

"But it's gratifying when you 

think maybe you had something to 

do with someone's life maybe you 

made a mark on their life in helping 

them make decisions 

"I've always told my classes to do 

the best job you can and try to get 

out and make it in the world And 

sometimes it won't be easy, but if 

you can do the best job possible, 

you'll like yourself in 25 years 

Mac Pierce likes himself and 

his job And Bird School is lucky to 

have him 

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8A(P,C) Monday. October 26, 1981 

from our readers 

Starkweather reacts to cuts 

To tfle Editor: 

We are writing this in response to the article of 

Thursday, Oct. 1, 1981, stating that since April the 

central administration has been asking John Howe, 

principal of Starkweather Elementary, for enrollment 

information and stating he had not responded. 

In May, Howe talked ot Norman Kee concerning 

Starkweather's loss of a full-time kindergarten 

teacher, Doris Balconi. At that time, Kee agreeed 

Starkweather needed a halftime kindergarten 

teacher 

In May the school board proposed boundary and 

ESY changes which would have affected 

Starkweather's enrollment. 

In June Howe hired Mary Kroes, a halftime kindergarten 

teacher. 

In June Howe, Tom Workman, Carrol Nichols 

and Ed Kleinsmith went to the school board meeting 

to discuss the proposed boundary and ESY 

changes At that time it was decided that Waverly 

Village, affected by the boundary changes, would 

stay at Starkweather rather than go to Allen. That 

decision affected Starkweather's enrollment. 

Not until late August did the school board make 

the decision to opt out. That also affected 

Starkweather's enrollment. Last year, Starkweather 

had 29 students opt out. 

On Sept 2, a memo wrfs sent to all building principals 

from Kee regarding 1981-82 staffing ratios. 

On Sept. 10 Howe responded to that memo with a 

letter addressed to Kee and Shirley Spaniel stating 

tha Starkweather did presently meet the district 

requirements. It is in the teacher/school board contract 

that any certified student be weighted as two. 

Starkweather is a Title I school and has two emotionally 

impaired (EI) classrooms where the students 

who are ready are mainstreamed into regular 

classrooms Starkweather's enrollment in grades 

first through sixth is 218 Twenty-eight of these 

studnets are certified as learning disabled or EI 

which creates a weighted enrollment of 264, and 

which brings our student/teacher ratio to 24 76 - 

just above the established 24.75. 

On Sept 11 in a memo from Kee to Howe, Kee 

stated that Howe made some very interesting rationalizations 

but still insisted that we were overstaffed. 

On Sept 11. Howe informed the parents of 

Starkweather that we had lost our halftime kindergarten 

teacher, Mary Kroes. 

On Sept 24 Howe wrote a letter to Carol Davis, 

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president of the school board, Dr. John Hoben, superintendent, 

Kee, assistant superintendent for employee 

relations, and to Mrs. Spaniel, executive director 

of elementary education, asking permission 

to address the board in reviewing the reconstruction 

of grades kindergarten, first, second, and third 

at Starkweather School to meet the ratio. 

Howe received no response from the board. 

Therefore, on Sept. 28, he appeared before the 

school board, by signing a parent card, to express 

his reasons for opposing the loss of a halftime kindergarten 

teacher at Starkweather, but because of 

the five-minute limit was not allowed to complete 

his presentation. 

We as conserned parents at Starkweather feel 

Howe was done an injustice and that he did react in 

a professional manner. He responded to this situation 

as he does all, not only as an excellent administrator 

but as the sensitive, understanding and devoted 

person that he is. He is respected not only by 

the parents and staff but by most of all our children. 

We are proud to say John Howe is the principal 

of Starkweather School. 

Presenty there are two elemenatry, three middle, 

and one high school not maintaining the 24.75 

student/teacher ratio. We hope these schools do not 

lose teachers also. We think the cuts need to be 

made elsewhere, not directly affecting the students. 

The school board allocated $17,000 this year for 

the teachers and administration to go to a workshop 

to learn and develop new teaching techniques. 

At a time when we all have to tighten our belts, this 

type of program could be postponed til the economic 

situation improves. The $17,000 would have more 

than paid for our halftime kindergarten teacher. 

We think the administration and school board 

need to take a look at the feelings of mistrust and 

frustration they have created with the parents. Our 

main concern is providing a reasonable and proper 

education for our children. Teacher cuts are not 

reasonable 

The headline in the Observer on Thursday, Oct. 

15, read: "Students are shifting to non-public 

schools." Some 85 percent of the 450 declining enrollment 

figure still residing in the Plymouth Canton 

school district should express some unfavorable 

feelings to the school board and administration. 

Lowanda Jarvis 

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Biscuits spark great family meals 

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WITH MORE THAN half of American women 

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interest of busy families. 

In the days when an afternoon could be devoted to 

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homebaked breads, muffins and rolls, fresh from the 

oven. But today, the time-saving alternative comes 

from refrigerated biscuits. Pop them into the oven and 

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professional look of bakery shop goods but with a 

fresh, just-baked Saste of homemade. Unlike "from 

scratch'' baking, these recipes can be prepared in 

minutes and are so economical that you will want to 

serve them often. 

Unusual homebaked breads are easy with refrigerated 

biscuits. An attractive Parmesan Paprika 

Loaf can be made with refrigerated buttermilk or 

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Italian Herb Round, sprinkled with parsley, minced 

garlic and basil. 

With a variety of refrigerated biscuits on hand, you 

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rolls and buns. To add a special touch 

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with an added touch of sweetness that complements 

the meats. 

Eye-appealing Blossom Biscuits are created by 

flattening refrigerated biscuits and cutting "petals" in 

the edges. Center with a colorful mandarin orange 

segment, maraschino cherry half or raisins. Crumbcake 

Gems have a "heart" of preserves inside two biscuit 

halves, which are topped with a streusel mixture. 

If preparation time is really short, take a cue from 

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with an interesting flavored spread. The "homemade" 

taste and lightness of hot buttermilk or baking powder 

biscuits are the perfect foil for made-in-advance 

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CRUMBCAKE GEMS 

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1/3 cup flour 

1/4 cup sugar 

1/4 teaspoon nutmeg 

2 tablespoons melted margarine or butter 

10 teaspoons any flavor preserves or jam 

10-oz. can Refrigerated Biscuits 

Heat oven to 400°F. Lightly grease 10 muffin cups. 

Cjynbine flour, sugar, nutmeg and melted margarine; 

set aside. Separate dough into 10 biscuits. Separate 

each biscuit into 2 layers. Place 1/2 teaspoon preserves 

between layers; press edges to seal. Place 1 

biscuit in each prepared muffin cup. Top each biscuit 

with 1 tablespoon crumb mixture. Bake at 400°F. for 

12 to 15 minutes or until streusel mixture is lightly 

browned and biscuits are done. Spoon 1/2 teaspoon 

preserves on top of each muffin. Serve warm. 10 

servings. 

Serving size: 

1/10 of recipe 

Calories 

Protein 

Carbohydrate 

Fat 

Sodium 

Potassium 

V . * >."• "A. .'K r"» • V •' 'V.A I V • '• .* - » • * t,A 1- f .A/SA .«• 

NUTRITION INFORMATION PER SERVING 

Percent U.S. RDA 

Per Serving 

150 

2g 

Protein 

Vitamin A 

2% 

• 

26 g 

Vitamin C 

• 

4g 

Thiamine 8% 

320 mg 

Riboflavin 4% 

30 mg 

Niacin 6% 

Calcium 

* 

Iron 2% 

Phosphorus 10% 

'Contains less than 2% of the U.S. RDA of this nutrient. 

PARMESAN PAPRIKA 

LOAF 

1/3 cup grated parmasan cheese 

1/2 teaspoon paprika 

2 cans (10 biscuits each) 

Buttermilk or Country Style Biscuits 

2 tablespoons margarine or butter, melted 

Heat oven to 350°F. Grease a 9x5 inch loaf pan. Combine 

cheese and paprika. Separate dough into 20 biscuits. 

Place 12 biscuits, slightly overlapping, in 2 

rows in prepared pan. Cut remaining biscuits in half. 

Dip biscuits in melted margarine, then coat on all 

sides with cheese mixture. Arrange biscuit halves, 

round side-up and sjightly overlapping, in 2 rows over 

biscuits m pan. Sprinkle any remaining margarine and 

cheese mixture on top. Bake at 350°F. for 25 to 30 

minutes or until center biscuits on top are done. Remove 

from pan. Slice and serve warm. 10 servings. 

Serving sin: 

1/10 of rtciM 

Calories 180 

Protein 5 g 

Carbohydrate 25 g 

Fat 7g 

Sodium 630 mg 

Potassium 45 mg 


if. V * > 't • 

Pirccnt U.S. RDA 

Pir Serving 

Protein 6% 

Vitamin A 2% 

Thiamine 10% 

Riboflavin 10% 

Niacin 10% 

Calcium 2% 

Iron 6% 


BLOSSOM BISCUITS 

10-oz. can Refrigerated Biscuits 

Maraschino cherry halves, mandarin orange 

segments or raisins 

1 tablespoon margarine or butter, melted 

2 tablespoons honey 

Heat oven to 400"F. Lightly grease a cookie sheet. 

Separate dough into 10 biscuits. Arrange biscuits, 2 

inches apart, on prepared cookie sheet. Press biscuits 

to about 3 inches in diameter. Cut 6 slits to within 

1/2 inch of the center to form "petals." Firmly press 

center with thumb to form indentation. Place cherry 

half, mandarin orange segment or 1 teaspoonful 

raisins into each center. Bake at 400°F. for 7 to 10 

minutes or until golden brown. Brush with combined 

margarine and honey. 10 servings. 


Serving size: Perctnt U.S. RDA 

1/10 of recipe Per Serving 

Calories 109 Protein 2% 

Protein 2g Vitamin A 

Carbohydrate 19 g Vitamin C * 

Fat 3g Thiamine 6% 

Sodium 305 mg Riboflavin 4% 


Niacin 4% 

Calcium 

Iron 2% 


"Contains less than 2% of the U.S. RDA of this nutrient 

BISCUIT BASKET BONUS 

10-oz. can Refrigerated Biscuits or 

Buttermilk or Baking Powder Biscuits 

Biscuit Basket Spreads (recipes follow) 

Heat oven and bake biscuits "as directed on can 

Serve warm with Biscuit Basket Spreads: 

Dilly Mustard Spread 

3 oz. pkg. cream cheese, softened 

1/4 teaspoon prepared mustard 

1/4 teaspoon dill weed 

Combine all ingredients; mix until well blended Re 

frigerate. 1/3 cup spread. 

Onion Spread 

1/2 cup margarine or butter, softened 

1 tablespoon finely chopped green onion ; 

1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 



Lemon Pepper Spread 

1/3 cup margarine or butter, softened 

1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon lemon pepper 




(For Dilly Mustard Spread) 

Serving size: 

Percent U S. RDA 

1/5 of recipe 

Calories 

Protein 

Carbohydrate 

Fat 

Sodium 

Potassium 

215 

5 g 

27 g 

10 g 

630 mg 

55 mg 

Per Serving 

Protein 

Vitamin A 

Vitamin C 

Thiamine 

Riboflavin 

Niacin 

Calcium 

8% 

4% 

• 

10% 

10% 

10% 

2% 

Iron 6% 


'Contains less than 2% of the U.S. RDA of this nutrient. 

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1 can (10 biscuits) Buttermilk 

or Country Style Biscuits 

1/4 cup taco sauce 

2 oz. (1/2 cup) shredded cheddar cheese 

1/4 cup crushed tortilla or corn chips 

Olive slices, if desired 

Heat oven to 375°F. Lightly grease a cookie sheet 

Separate dough into 10 biscuits Place biscuits on 

prepared cookie sheet; roll or press into rounds, about 

3 inches in diameter. Brush biscuits with taco sauce: 

sprinkle with cheese, then crushed chips. Garnish 

with olive slices, if desired. Bake at 375 F. for 10 to 

12 minutes or until golden brown 10 servings. 

Serving size: 


Calories 

168 

Protein 

4g 

Carbohydrate 

Fat 

Sodium 

22 g 

H 510 mg 



Percent U.S. R0A 

Per Serving 

Protein 6% 

Vitamin A 2% 

Vitamin C 

Thiamine 8% 

Riboflavin 6% 

Niacin 6% 

Calcium 10% 

Iron 4% 


'Contains less than 2% ol the U.S. RDA of thiS nutrient 

ITALIAN HERB ROUND 

2 cans (10 biscuits each) 

Buttermilk or Country Style Biscuits 

1/3 cup margarine or butter, melted 

1/4 teaspoon garlic powder 

1 teaspoon parsley flakes 

1/2 teaspoon dried basil 

Heat oven to 375°F. Lightly grease a 9 inch round 

pan. Separate dough into 20 biscuits. Combine melted 

margarine and garlic powder. Dip each biscuit in margarine 

mixture. Overlap 13 biscuits around outer edge 

of prepared pan. Overlap remaining 7 biscuits in cen 

ter. Drizzle remaining margarine mixture over top. 

Sprinkle parsley and basil over biscuits. Bake at 

375°F. for 25 to 30 minutes or until golden brown 

Serve warm. 10 servings. 


Serving size: Percent U.S. RDA 


Per Serving 

Calories 210 Protein 6% 

Protein 5g Vitarfiin A 4% 

Carbohydrate 28 g Vitamin C * 

Fat 9 g Thiamine 10% 

Sodium 600 mg Riboflavin 6% 

Potassium 265 mg Niacin 

8% 

Calcium 

10% 

Iron, 

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Tinw flies when a child grows 

—and when dinner time nears 

Ever have the feeling that time keeps going faster 

and faster with every passing year? It sure feels 

that way to me. 

In only a few short years, I will have lived away 

from my Pennsylvania hometown for as long as I 

had lived there. The passage of time never ceases 

to amaze me. If I let myself think about it for too 

long, it has a tendency to scare me. 

The main reason I am so preoccupied with the 

passage of time as I write is that I have just spent 

the last two hours playing with my son Brent. 

It's hard for me to believe that he is almost 14 

months old. He is actually a little person now, able 

to understand almost everything I say to him, and 

willing to play all sort of little games with Kathe 

and me 

I NOW^ THINK of my life in two parts, BB and 

AB — Before Brent and After Brent. One big 

change that has happened almost without our even 

thinking about it is that I have done less and less 

cooking in the AB period. 

This really has not happened by design; it's just 

that Kathe is home now and I am at work all day. 

We have just fallen into a pattern that has Kathe 

doing almost all the cooking. I must admit I have 

gotten really lazy about cooking in the past year. 

Well, that's beginning to change somewhat now 

my vacation from the kitchen is over. Kathe has 

gone back to work two days a week, working until 7 

p m I pick up Brent from the sitter's house on my 

way home from work and feed him his dinner when 

we get home Then I try to get something going in 

the kitchen for Kathe and I to eat when she gets 

home. 

When this routine started a couple weeks ago, I 

must admit I felt a little lost. I was a bit out of 

practice at putting together a quick meal. 

Most of the cooking I have done in the year since 

Brent's birth has been big family meals and weekend 

breakfasts. Once I got going, though, it didn't 

take me long to get back into the swing of things. 

Quick meals were a way of life BB, when Kathe 

and I were both working full-time. 

ONE POINT I feel compelled to mention: I am 

certainly no gourmet cook. I hope I'm able to get 

this across to anyone who reads our columns. I do 

not cook all my meals from scratch. 

There is nothing wrong with using frozen dinners 

or meals-in-a-box for those hurry-up dinners that 

we all are faced with In fact, a couple of our very 

favorite dinners are of this type. 

One that we really enjoy is frozen fish fillets with 

shrimp stuffing, usually served with frozen french 

fries and 3 salad Quick, easy and delicious! 

There aire two other way to prepare meals in a 

hurry — by using a microwave oven or a good oldfashioned 

pressure cooker. 

For the money, you can't beat the pressure cooker 

as a truly remarkable cooking aid. I am amazed 

at the speed with which meats and vegetables cook 

in one of these ingenious devices. It will take a 

mediocre cut of meat and turn it into a juicy, meltln-your-mouth 

treat in just minutes 

TWO OF MY favorite meals are prepared using 

our pressure cooker. Both of these meals are standards 

at our home Beef stew is a great fall and 

winter meal and the round steak recipe is super any 

time. 

While these are the two meals we prepare most 

often using our pressure cooker, there are many 

other uses for one. I have even cooked spaghetti 

sauce in 25 minutes in our pressure cooker. 

Try these recipes if you have a pressure cooker 

and if you do not, I highly recommend one as 

your next kitchen purchase. It really gives food flavor 

that is different from conventional cooking 

methods — richer and better tasting, in my opinion. 

BEEF STEW 

More or fewer vegetables may be used, according 

to your tastes. 

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1 Vfc lb. stewing beef 

4 lb. fresh mushrooms 

4 medium potatoes - 

2 large onions 

6 medium carrots 

2 stalks celery 

1 large can tomatoes, cut up 

1 6-oz. can tomato paste 

1 tsp. salt 

V» tsp. pepper 

2 tbsp. cooking oil 

V* cup hot water 

1 beef bouillon cube 

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Brown meat in oil with lid of pressure cooker off 

While meat is browning, cut up all vegetables into 

chunks. Dissolve bouillon in water and add to 

browned meat. Add vegetables in layers over meat 

with potatoes and carrots on the bottom. Add salt 

and pepper over vegetables. Place tomatoes and 

tomato paste on top. 

Heat until liquid boils; attach top of pressure 

cooker as suggested by the manufacturer. Cook for 

15 minutes. Serve with hot rolls and butter/margarine. 

Serves 4-6 people. 

PRESSURE COOKER ROUND STEAK 

(SWISS STEAK) 

1 Vt lb. round steak 

3 large onions 

2Vt cups hot water 

2 beef bouillon cubes 

1 tsp. salt 

y% tsp. pepper 

2 tbsp. cooking oil 

1 tbsp. corn starch 

4 cup water 

4 cups cooked egg noodles 

Cut round steak into medium pieces and brown in 

oil. Peel and slice onions. Dissolve the bouillon 

cubes in 2^ cups water. When meat is brown, add 

onions, bouillon cube water, salt, and pepper. Cover 

pressure cooker according to manufacturer's directions. 

Cook for 20 minutes. Stir corn starch in V2 

cup water until dissolved. 

Remove meat from liquid when cooked and slowly 

stir in corn starch mixture. Boil until it ttyckens 

to a gravy, stirring constantly. Serve steak and gravy 

over cooked egg noodles. Add your favorite vegetable 

on the side. Serves 4. 

The singles lifestyle is here to stay. According 

to the U.S. Bureau of Census, 

nearly 17 million Americans now live 

alone, compared with fewer than 11 million 

less than 107ears ago. 

This statistic reflects an evolution in 

American living patterns. It also implies a 

dramatic change in the profile of the average 

food consumer and in the special challenges 

many of them face in and out of the 

marketplace. 

In the supermarket, you'll see the 

change. Today one-third of all major food 

shoppers are men, and about 38 percent of 

them live alone. Single senior citizens now 

number more than 6 million 

Both men and women live alone due to 

later marriage divorce or by choice and 

shop for one. Single people are a new 

breed of consumer with different needs, 

demands and problems. 

MALE OR female, young or old, no one 

is more challenged at the supermarket 

than the single person. As a group they 

have special requirements; 

• Small or single-serving packages. 

• Economical alternatives for using 

leftovers. 

• Ideas for preventing waste. 

• Convenience items that save considerable 

time and effort. 

In addition, numerous single people are 

only beginning to learn how to juggle a 

budget, manage a home and plan nutritious 

meals. Many are unfamiliar with the 

fundamental facts of food management. 

Monday, October 26. 1981 *3B 

Growing number 

of singles 

meal planning, shopping, proper food storage 

and preparation 

If you're a single person battling the 

budget and the menu plan, here are a few 

pointers. 

Learn when to think big and when to 

think small. Larger sizes usually cost less 

per serving, but they don't save money if 

food is wasted Buy only what you can use 

and store easily, but don't always opt for 

the smaller item 

For example, large roasts or turkeys 

usually have moe meat in relation to bone 

than smaller cuts, so they are the better 

buys. If storage space permits, it's wise to 

buy larger sizes of basic foods like salad 

oil, flour, surgar, rice and pasta, which are 

used frequently and store well 

WHEN YOU shop and cook, be creative 

and plan ahead In making out a shopping 

list, plan to get two or three meals from 

one cut of meat One fresh pork shoulder 

butt, for example, will yield three meals 

— pork roast, pork steaks and chop suey. 

Remember too that the entree you cooked 

for dinner last night can become today's 

hot lunch with the help of a vacuum bottle 

If you're making soups, stews, casseroles 

or chjli, you can save on the cost of 

ingredients, and on time and energy by 

making larger quantities an freezing several 

portions for later 

Don't forget leftovers. Meats, poultry 

and fish can be cubed, frozen and later 

thawed for delicious additions to salads 

and main dishes. Precooked green beans 

have different 

food needs 

Use leftovers for spicy vegetable soup 

Nothing sharpens appetites on a crisp fall 

day like the tantalizing aroma from a steaming 

pot of homemade soup or stew. 

For a steaming pot of spicy beef vegetable 

soup, use leftover vegetables you have on 

hand. You may add others that are not included 

in this recipe. Add a large wedge of cab- N 

bage as the soup is simmering, then remove it 

before serving if the family prefers. Vegetable 

soups do take time to make, so make a 

huge potful and freeze some. 

Meatball stew, chock full of onions, potatoes 

and carrots, is thick enough to eat with a 

fork. 

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6 cups water 

1 teaspoon whole oregano 

1 tablespoon garlic salt 

2 teaspoons salt 

VI teaspoon pepper 

2 small bay leaves 

1 tablespoon minced parsley 

2 medium potatoes, cut into V4-inch pieces 

3 

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3 

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1 (28-ouuce) can tomatoes, undrained 

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YIELD 6 to 8 SERVINGS 

1 Mi pounds ground beef 

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Simple cookies for Halloween 

Irish settlers brought the custom of Halloween 

and its symbols to this country in the late 19th century, 

and Americans have been celebrating it ever 

since. 

It doesn't take tricks to make specially shaped 

cookies for your own Halloween celebrations. All 

you need is ready-to-slice refrigerated cookie 

dough and directions to cut and shape pumpkin, owl 

and cat figures. 

After baking, allow cookies to cool. Then use 

your own creativity to decdrate cookies with frosting 

and candies. 

HALLOWEEN COOKIES 

1 roll refrigerated sugar (17 oz.) 

or chocolate chip (16 or 27 oz.) ready- to-slice 

cookie dough 4 

Buttercream frosting, tinted to 

desired colors 

Pastry tubes and tips. 

Slice well-chilled cookie dough into V«-inch 

slices. Shape cookies as directed below on ungreased 

cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 8-10 

minutes or until light golden brown. Cool 2 minutes. 

Remove from cookie sheet. Cool completely on 

rack before decorating 

PUMPKIN 

llse one slice. Cut small pie-shaped wedge out of 

slice to farm stem of pumpkin. Push remaining 

slice back together where wedge was removed On 

cookie sheet, place wedge, pointed-end out, on top 

of slice Bake; cool on rack 

OWL 

Use two slices Cut bottom off each slice. 

How to eat better for less? Acapulco Beans is a 

low-cost entree that combines pork and beans — a 

good source of vegetable protein — with eggs, 

bacon and Mexican spices. 

ACAPULCO BEANS 

4 slices bacon 

1 cup chopped onion 

2 tbsp. chili powder 

2 cans (15- 3 4 OZ. each) pork and beans 

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Place the remaining % slices, cut sides together, to 

form head and body. Cut one, V3 slice in half to 

form legs. Attach legs, pointed-end-down, to body. 

Place remaining slice length-wise under legs 

and shape to form branch. Bake; cool on rack. 

CAT 

Use two slices. Cut botton Va off one slice. Cut % 

slice into 3 equal wedges. Roll remaining % slice 

into ball to form head. Place ball Vt inch above 

whole slice to forir^hcad and body. Attach 2 sedges 

to ball, point-ends out, and shape slightly to form 

ears. Attach remaining wedge to body, pointed-end 

out, to from tail. Bake, cool on rack. 

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^ c. shredded process cheese taco sauce 

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In skillet, cook bacon; remove and crumble. In 

drippings, cook onion with chili powder until tender. 

Stir in beans, eggs, tortilla chips and bacon. 

Pour into IV2 quart shallow baking jlish (10x6x2 

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Monday, October 26. 1981 

Corn muffins go fruity 

What sounds better on a frosty fall 

morning than warm muffins, fresh 

from the oven? 

While muffins began as an old English 

tea-cake, today in the U.S. they're a 

popular breakfast item. This recipe for 

Fruit 'N Com Muffins combines a number 

of breakfast-related ingredients 

like eggs, orange marmalade and applesauce 

into a flour and cornmeal 

dough. The result — a flavorful, quickto-eat 

morning snack. 

If there's no time to bake in the 

morning, make the muffins the night 

before or over the weekend and freeze. 

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serving. 

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should never be cut, but pulled apart 

and spread with margarine or marmalade 

if desired. What isn't finished 

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2 cups flour 

2 tbsps. sugar 

4 tsps. baking powder 

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4 cup cornmeal 

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Ellie 

M Graham 

THE LONG WAIT at 

Metropolitan Airport was worth it. 

The six local drama stiMents who 

"stood in line" from 11 p.m. on a 

Friday until noon Sunday for 49cent 

return flight tickets to New 

York City, had their weekend in the 

Big Apple. 

Robyn Lamb, her brother Randy 

Lamb, brothers Cletus (Butch) and 

Alan Karamon, Greg Shanky and* 

Todd Keeny returned Monday 

morning All are members of the 

drama club at the PCEP except 

Randy, who is a freshman at 

Eastern Michigan University, where 

he is majoring in theatre arts. To 

take advantage of New York Air's 

promotional 49-cent flight, they had 

camped out at Metro. They took 

along food and blankets and slept on 

the sidewalk To help pass the time, 

they danced and performed drama 

skits 

All were on the 7:30 a.m. flight to 

New York Friday, Oct. 23. They had 

planned to stay at the Edison Hotel 

but due to a mix-up. found lodging 

at the Iroquois on 44th Street, off 

Broadway. 

"It was just $26 each for two 

nights," said Robyn Thanks to 

arrangements made by Butch and 

Alan s father, all their meals were 

free at a restaurant owned by a 

friend of Mr Karamon. 

They visited the Rockefeller 

Center and went to the top to see the 

city They went to Radio City, roller 

skated in Central Park. 

"We spent a lot oKtime walking 

and looking," said Robyn. "We saw 

Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, 

and walked through East Harlem. 

Alan got mugged on Broadway. He 

was with Greg Two men stopped 

them and asked them if they wanted 

to buy drugs They separated them 

and threatened to kill Alan. They 

took Alan's camera, and wallet, 

which had his VISA card " 

Randy and Robyn are dance 

students. On Saturday, they went to 

Jo-Jo's Factory where Randy had a 

dance lesson They planned to see 

'42nd Street." but it was sold out. 

They particularly wanted to see it 

because they knew two of the 

dancers in the show, who are from 

the studio where they take private 

lessons 

They tried to return Sunday night 

but they were on stand-by and 

couldn't get a flight They stayed in 

the airport Sunday night and made 

the first flight Monday morning. 

Oh to be that young' 

Till; ST. J I DE'S showcase 

house will be open until the end of 

the week. The modern Tudor house 

on Wabeek Hill Court in Bloomfield 

Hills is a fund-raiser project 

sponsored by the St Jude Hospital 

auxiliary Each room has been 

decorated by a prestigious 

metropolitan area interior designer. 

The result has brought rave 

reviews from everyone who has 

donated the $5 admission to tour the 

house. Asking price for the four- ^ 

bedroom house is $530,000. 

Plymouth designer Gary 

Beglinger was among those invited 

to "do" a room 

• Architecturally, it is the poorest 

room in the house," said Gary. "It 

has a high window in a corner and a 

walk-in closet that takes up wall 

space " 

But because St. Jude's Children's 

Hospital founded by Danny Thomas 

is a worthy cauê (and because Gary 

loves a challengt), she accepted. 

The result is a child's fantasy room, 

a fairy tale of a room for a girl. 

The high window became an asset 

when it was converted to a cosy 

nook for reading, studying or 

dreaming. Theiiigh seat is reached 

by a step-stool. Sheered fabric on 

the walls gives the room a tent 

effect The high-headed bed is 

Victorian as are other accessories. 

White wicker chairs, table bookcase 

and cupboard, laces and ribbons, 

and fabric-covered lamp shades 

contribute to the dream quality of 

the room. 

Gary removed several coats of 

paint from the fireplace front 

before she painted it a slate blue 

and installed it in the room. The 

hearth was painted a rusty pink. The 

mantel, complete with plate rail, 

was lowered a few inches by her 

son. Plates on the rail are the kind a 

little girl would collect. 

Gary had a friend paint the hat on 

the hatrack There's an oldfashioned 

quilt on the quilt rack. 

The showcase house at 2045 

Wabeek Hill Court between Orchard 

lake and Long Lake roads is open 10 

a m to 4 p.m. Monday through 

Saturday; 6:30 to 9 p.m. Nfonday and 

Wednesday; and noon to 4 p.m. 

Sunday 

Childs, Levitte 

and Schwartz 

BPW honor ees 

The 12 clubs that make up District 

IX of the Michigan Business and Professional 

Women's organization honored 

distinguished individuals from 

their communities last week. Awards 

were presented at a dinner meeting in 

Stoyan's Inn, Livonia. 

The Qanton Township BPW members 

chose John Schwartz as their distinguished 

citizen. The Plymouth club 

honored Carol Levitte and Mary Childs. 

Plymouth was the only club with two 

honorees. The Farmington and Canton 

clubs were the only ones to salute 

males. 

Teresa Solak, president of the Canton 

BPW presented the award to John 

Schwartz. Born and raised in Canton, 

Schwartz maintains his family's business, 

Schwartz Greenhouse on Lilley 

Road between Ford and Joy roads. He 

served in the Air Force during World 

War II. 

He was the charter president of the 

Canton Rotary Club, has been an active 

ember of the Canton Chamber of 

!ommerce and is its Current president. 

SCHWARTZ was instrumental in 

founding the the Canton Library and 

hjas been elected to the library board 

for a four-year term. 

In introducing Schwartz, Teresa Sol^k 

said, "John was on the founding 

board of the Canton Festival committee 

and has been known to promote 

Canton everywhere he goes. He is an 

esteemed Canton resident and always 

has time for everyone. He is always 

there when needed." 

Schwartz spoka to the group about 

dedication to your community. He 

talked about personal involvement and 

getting others involved 

BARBARA Harbin, president of the 

Plymouth BPW, introduced Plymouth 

Mayor Mary B Childs and attorney 

Carol Alexander Levitte. 

Mrs. Childs' civic and professional 

associations reveal her involvement in 

all phases of civic life — government, 

church, schools and the arts. She is an 

active member in the Michigan Municipal 

League, Plymouth Chamber of 

Commerce, Plymouth Woman's Club, 

Plymouth Historical Society, Plymouth 

Symphony League,' Podium Club, 

Plymouth Panhellenic and the Plymouth 

Band Boosters. 

She is a lay leader in First United 

Methodist Church, leader in Social Concerns 

for United Methodist Women, 

chairs the selection committee of 

Plymouth and Livonia Opportunity 

Houses, and serves on the Elementary 

Curriculum Committee of the Plymouth-Canton 

Schools, the Comprehensive 

Arts Committee for the schools, 

and is a substitute teacher in the 

schools. Mrs. Childs is a member of Alpha 

Chi Omega, national sorority. 

Mrs. Childs received a warm response 

from the business women when 

she spoke of the satisfaction of accomplishment 

that comes only through 

being involved and working for your 

community. 

CAROL LEVITTE, a Plymouth 

Township resident, earned her law degree 

while maintaining her role as wife 

and mother of two small children. She 

is a member of the Michigan State Bar, 

Michigan Trial Lawyers Association, 

Association of Trial Lawyers of America, 

and Public Corporation Law Section 

of Michigan Bar. 

She served on the Freedom of Information 

and Open Meetings Task Force 

for the Plymouth-Canton Schools, and 

was secretary for a homeowners group, 

a Community Improvement Association. 

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Volunteer activities have included 

Community Fund bellringer, probation 

officer for 35th District Court, bus 

driver for Salvation Army Drop-in Center 

and Tonquish Creek Manor, PTO at 

Tanger Elementary School where she 

co-chaired the playground committe 

and the spaghetti dinner. Mrs. Levitte 

represented Plymouth Township on the 

Community for United Services and is 

associated with New Morning School, a 

cooperative private school in Plymouth 

Township. 

As she accepted the award, Mrs. 

Levitte said she was "proud to share 

this honor with Mary, whose enthusiasm 

and enjoyment for life is an excellent 

example for all of us." 

suburban life 

Ellie Graham editor / 459-2700 

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Mary Childs (left), mayor of the city of Plymouth, and Carol Levitte, attorney, were the Plymouth BPW's 

honorees. 

Theresa Solak, presideht of the Canton BPW, presented 

a distinguished individual award to John 

Child care center 

From baby-sitting to learning 

By Sherry Kahan 

staff writer 

They call it a laboratory. But the 

Schoolcraft College Child Care Center 

has neither microscopes nor microbes. 

Instead there are pre school children 

playing, furnishing a laboratory setting 

for the Schoolcraft students who need 

to learn how to deal with youngsters as 

part of their academic program in the 

department of child care and develop 

ment. Many of them want to be teachers 

or directors in child care centers. 

So while Michelle Nolan of Livonia 

pushes Keith Frederick of Redford 

Township on the swing, she is also observing 

his physical coordination and 

at the same time learning to talk to 

him. Lynn James of Garden City may 

be sitting quietly with Ketan Kadiwala 

of Canton at the sand box, but she is 

paying attention to how he gets along 

with the other children. 

"It is important our students learn 

while doing," stated Mary Jo Keller of 

Livonia, director of the center. "We 

1 

Melissa Crane (left) of Westland and Michael Arthur 

(right) of Redford are In the process of learning that 

what goes up must come down. With them Is 

teach them many alternatives. Not everything 

works with every child Here 

they have a chance to employ alternatives 

and put their theories into practice." 

Mrs. Keller takes an active role with 

the children. So she is handy to a student 

when a child starts to cry. She is 

there to advise, and she might tell the 

student to distract the pre-schooler in 

some way until he feels better. 

"The students in the program have 

the advantage of learning the best 

available child care techniques," observed 

Dorothy Witten of Livonia, program 

director "We also offer the advantage 

of a high ratio of teachers to 

children." 

ALONG WITH starting the first laboratory 

school in the area, the staff is 

opening the Schoolcraft center to children 

in the community. Previously it 

had been designed as a place for children 

of students and faculty. . 

The day care hours have been expanded, 

so that the center now is open 

7:30 a m to 5:30 p.m. each weekday. 

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There is a full daycare program as 

well as drop-in care. A youngster can 

participate in sessions for one to five 

days a week at a cost of $12.50 per day 

or $55 a full week Drop-in care is offered 

during classes to children of 

Schoolcraft students, faculty and staff. 

The cost is $1 25 an hour up to five 

hours. 

Lunch is served at noon to all day 

care students. Drop-in children can either 

eat a center meal for $1, or bring 

their own lunch. Those in the interested 

in the center may contact it at 591- 

6400. ext. 360. 

By next summer the staff hopes to 

offer services to handicapped children. 

An advantage to having a day care 

program on campus was expressed by 

Pam Tritten of Plymouth, who has 

gone far enough in her studies to be 

hired as a part-time aide by the center 

In previous years students were placed 

in various day care situations throughout 

the area, she explained. 

"Having the center here gives the 

students a chance to put into practice 

ART EMANUELE/stafl photographer 

Schoolcraft student and child-care-center aide Pam 

Tritten of Plymouth. 

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RK;K SMITH 

Schwartz as Betty Brown, district director, added 

her congratulations. 

what our teachers have taught us." she not believe in positive attention They 

might always say 'Don t do that in- 

"In another center the staff might stead of let s tr .v this 

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Order the cards, priced at $9, including delivery, for a box of 

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Christ Child Society 

A silvery card depicting a village snow scene is available from the 

Christ Child Society. It costs $9 50 for a box of 25 cards, and the 

society also has a religious card that costs $8.50 for a box of 25. 

Order them from Mrs. James Cosgrove, 855-1165. 

Children's 

Hospital 

A primitive painting of 

a little girl and her 

pets is on the card 

made available this 

year by the Children's 

hospital' of Michigan 

auxiliary Priced at 

$6.50 for 20 cards 

wrth imprinting available, 

it can be ordered 

through Mrs. 

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3535, or Mrs. Alfed Allen. 

421-1625. The 

auxiliary also has a 

calendar which costs 

$5.25, with a 75-cent 

mailing charge. 

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Mental illness 

A young resident of the Fairlawn Center 

drew the Christma. trees on this card that 

will be sold by the l\ undation for Mentally 

III Children. The gre n-on-white cards are 

$6 for 25, with in additional $1.75 

charged for mailin* in Michigan. Order 

them through Mrs. ames T. Riley, 1288 

Indian Mound West, Birmingham 48010. 

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A polka-dotted card* that comes in a 

bright red envelope Is one of four offerings 

of the Children's Leukemia Foundation 

of Michigan. A box of 25 cards costs 

$7.50. Order them by calling the foundation, 

353-8222. 

More than 30 organizations in the metropolitan 

area offer residents to send help to th 1 unfortunate 

as well as greetings to friends this holiuay season. 

These are the associations and foundations that 

have for sale an assortment of cards to benefit their 

work. 

Eight of the cards offered are printed here, together 

with information for ordering Offerings of 

other organizations were printed in the Suburban 

Life sections of Observer & Eccentric papers on 

Oct. 15 Other cards submitted will be included in 

our papers during the next few weeks. 

Collections of cards available may be viewed in 

the newspapers' offices in Birmingham, 1225 

Bowers, and Livonia. 36251 Schoolcraft 

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Wing Lake 

A Christmas bell drawn by a 

student at the Wing Lake Developmental 

Center is printed 

in red on both a greeting 

card and a gift tag to raise 

funds for the center. The 

cards are 12 for $3 and the 

tags 12 for $1. They may be 

ordered through the center, 

851-2000. 

American 

Cancer 

Society 

Four cards, including this 

Currier & Ives scene set on a 

Wedgewood blue background. 

are offered this year 

by the American Cancer Society. 

This one costs $7 for 

25 cards. All can be ordered 

by calling the society at 557- 

5353. 

Lung 

Association 

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Seven cards, Including this one of Santa 

and a bird, can be purchased through the 

American Lung Association of $outheastern 

Michigan. The price range Is $7.50 to 

$11 for boxes of 25, and imprinting is 

available up to Dec. 4. Call the associa-• 

tion, 961-1697, for a brochure. 

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If's time for holiday bazaars 

• MASTERPIECE AUCTION 

Monday. Nov. 2 — Plymouth Children's 

Nursery annual masterpiece 

auction at East Middle School, Mill 

Street between Ann Arbor Trail and 

Ann Arbor road. Doors open at 6:45 

p.m. with surprise gifts for first 25 nonmembers 

attending. Professional auctioneers 

Jerry Helmer and Lloyd 

Braun will start the bidding at 7 p.m. 

More than 100 crafted items will be 

auctioned. Open to the public with no 

admission charge. All proceeds go to 

support the school at Warren and Haggerty 

roads 

• CRAFT AUCTION 

Wednesday. Nov. 4 — Canton Newcomers 

annual craft auction will be at 

7 p.m. in Pioneer Middle School, 46081 

W Ann Arbor Road, just west of Canton 

Center. All items to be auctioned 

are handmade by members of the club. 

Open to the public. No admission 

charge. 

• HOLIDAY BOUTQUE 

Saturday, Nov. 7 — Reorganized 

Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints 

boutique will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

at 12401 Ridge Road between North 

Territorial and Ann Arbor Road. Table 

space can be rented for $15 per table. 

Call 626-3184 for information. Attic 

treasures, refreshments and baked 

goods as well as hand-made crafts and 

Christmas decorations. 

• CHERRY HILL 

CHURCH BAZAAR 

Saturday, Nov. 7 — Cherry Hill United 

Methodist Church bazaar, 321 S. 

Ridge Road, Canton Township, will be 

from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Soup and sand- 

VFW offers scholarships 

High school students are invited to 

take part in the annual "Voice of Democracy" 

scholarship program sponsored 

by the Mayflower Post and Auxiliary 

6695 Veterans of Foreign Wars. 

All sophomores, juniors and seniors 

who attend Plymouth Canton and 

Plymouth Salem high schools are eligible. 

To enter, students are required to 

write and record on cassette tape a 

three-to-five-minute script on the 

theme, "Building America Together." 

First-, second- and third-place 

winners from each of the schools will 

receive U.S. Bonds for $100, $75 and 

$50 Prizes are awarded on four competitive 

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State winners receive an expenses-paid 

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The Mayflower VFW members sponsor 

the contest at the local level because 

they believe it benefits the participants. 

"By thinking, writing and speaking 

up for their country, they gain a better 

appreciation of their obligation to 

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new voices 

Melvyn and Kathryn Keshishian of 

Portsmouth Crossing, Plymouth, announce 

the birth of their son, Michael 

John, Oct. 4,1981 in Joseph Mercy Hospital, 

Ann Arbor. He is their first child 

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman 

Halsey of Wayne and Mrs. Vera 

Keshishian of Dearborn heights. 

Michael and Pamela Ziolkowski Of 

Fredericksburg Street, Canton Township, 

announce the birth of their son, 

Ryan Wayne, Oct. 9, 1981 in St. Joseph 

Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor. They have 

a daughter, Amy, 6, and a son, Michael, 

20 months. 

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 

Gorte of Livonia and Michael 

Ziolkowski of Rose City. 

Bob and Lisa Walker of Lotz Road, 

Canton Township, announce the birth of 

their son, Thomas Walker, Oct. 10,1981 

in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor. 

The Walkers have an older son, 

Steven, and three daughters, Tracy, 

Kelly and Michele. 

Monday. October 2&, 1981 

Nemeth-Ladd 

Faith Lutheran Church of Livonia 

was the setting for the wedding of Lesley 

Anne Ladd, daughter of Robert and 

Diane Richardson of Plymouth, and 

Brian Keith Nemeth, son of Steve and 

Nancy Nemeth of Westland 

The Rev. Roger H. Schleef officiated, 

and receptions were held in Mama 

Mia's of Livonia and at the home of the 

bridegroom's parents. 

The bride wore a white country-style 

gown and carried silk carnations, roses 

and baby's breath in blue and white. 

Her attendants' dresses were blue 

and their bouquets were of natural 

blooms in blue and white Linda Bellus 

was maid of honor and the bridesmaids 

were Gayle Zifko and Laura Montoya. 

The bridegroom's attendant were 

John Ruohonen as best man and Tom 

Sawyer and Doug Calleja as ushers 

The newlyweds are living in Westland. 

The new Mrs. Nemeth graduated 

from Plymouth-Canton High School in 

1981 and is an Avon representative. 

Her husband graduated from Franklin 

High School in 1978 and works for General 

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10B(P,C) Monday, October 26, 1981 

clubs in action 

• HOME ECONOMISTS 

The Ann Arbor Home Economists will meet at 

6:30 p.m Wednesday, Oct. 28, at St Philips Lutheran 

Church, 272 N. Hewitt Road, Ypsilanti. Potluck 

dinner will be open to all members, their husbands 

and guests Each member will provide own table 

service and dish to pass. 

Attorney John Etter will talk about "Estate 

Planning for Families." For information call Connie 

Rousseau, 485-8505 or 981-5100. 

• PTG MYSTERY OPENS 

Plymouth Theatre Guild will present the mystery 

drama, "Wait Until Dark," which opens at 8 p.m 

Friday, Oct 30, in Central Middle School Auditorium, 

Church Street at Main. Plymouth. It will be 

repeated Saturday, Oct. 31, Nov. 6-7, and Nov. 13- 

14. For ticket information call Karen Groves, 420- 

2161. 

• AREA GIRL SCOUT 

ASSOCIATION MEETING 

The Plymouth-Northville-Canton Area Girl Scout 

Association will meet at 7 p.m. on Nov 4 at West 

Middle School, Sheldon Road at Ann Arbor Trail. 

The meeting is open to all registered adult volunteers 

and girl scouts more than 14 years of age. 

Gail Slusser, Huron-Valley Girl Scouts executive director, 

will speak about council finances, day 

camp, autumn leaves and the Girl Scout's 70th 

birthday 

• LAMAZE SERIES 

A seven-week series in the LaMaze Method of 

Prepared Childbirth will begin Wednesday, Nov. 4, 

in the Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 Farmer St. 

For information or to register call 425-3750 or 827- 

8750 

• QUILLING CLASS 

Sherry Stevens will instruct two classes in quilling 

at the Plymouth Historical Museum from 10 

a m to noon Saturdays, Nov. 7 and 14 She will 

show how to make Christmas decorations using the 

traditional paper-rolling art. Fee will be $12 plus 

$2 for supplies. Call the museum, 455-8940, from 10 

a m to 3 p.m. Wednesday through Friday for reservations 

and information Class size will be limited < 

• PLYMOUTH NEWCOMERS 

CHRISTMAS TOUR 

Plymouth Newcomers Club is planning a tour of 

Meadow Brook Hall and a chicken tetrazzini luncheon 

at Hamburger Mansion Thursday, Dec. 3. Reservations 

must be made before Nov. 9 by calling 

K.C. Mueller, 455-8336,-or Judy Lore, 453-5181. The 

club's permanent reservation system will not apply 

to this luncheon. The Plymouth double-decker bus 

will be used as transportation for the first 70 to 

reserve a seat. 

Tickets for luncheon, tour and bus will be $15.25. 

For those providing their own transportation, the 

price will be $12.25. Call the above numbers for 

more information . 

• PLYMOUTH NEWCOMERS 

FALL FEST 

Plymouth Newcomers Club will have a fall fest 

with'a bountiful German-style dinner and flaming 

roast beef from from 8 p.m to 1 a.m. Saturday, 

Nov. 7 A band will be provided for dancing. Tickets 

will be $32 per couple. Event will be in the Knights 

of Columbus Hall, 39050 Schoolcraft Road. For 

more information call Barbara Frank, 453-8157, or 

Marilyn Alfonso. 453-0543 

• AARP MEETING 

The Plymouth-Northville Chapter of the American 

Association of Retired Persons will meet 

Wednesday, Oct. 28 at the Plymouth Cultural Center. 

525 Farmer St., Plymouth Visitors are welcome 

Doors open at 10 a.m. for the board meeting and 

ladies' knitting and other projects. A brown bag 

lunch at noon will be followed by the business meeting 

and an informative talk and film about Diabetes 

presented by Barbara Lofquist of the Michigan 

Diabetes Association. 

Tickets for the Thanksgiving luncheon at Lerlght's, 

at noon Nov 18, will be sold by Gordon Arthur 

Price is $6 75 each. 

• WOMAN'S CLUB BENEFIT 

The Woman's Club of Plymouth \wll host its annual 

fall benefit from 12-3:30 p.m on Friday, Oct. 

30. at the First United Presbyterian Church. Meeting 

will include dessert and a card party. Donation's 

will be $3 For reservations, call Linda Pawling 

at 420-2094 

• WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS 

The Woman's Club of Plymouth will meet at 7:30 

p.m. on Friday, Nov 6, at the First United Presbyterian 

Church Robert Finnigan of Merrill Lynch,- 

Pierce Fenner & Smith will speak on Stocks and 

Estate Planning 

• BPW FASHION SHOW 

The Plymouth Business and Professional Worpen's 

annual fall fashion show will be Wednesday, 

Oct. 28, at the Plymouth Hilton Inn. Cash bar will 

open at 6 30 p.m., and festivities begin at 7:30 p.m. 

Tickets at $4 50 include dessert, coffee and an opportunity 

to win a prize. Latest in fashions from 

Plymouth shops will be modeled. Renaissance Singers 

will entertain Call Pearl Santillan, 455-4942, or 

• Joanne Campbell, 459-0863, for tickets. 

• PLYMOUTH CHESS CLUB 

Chess players meet 7:30-10 p.m. Wednesdays in 

the Plymouth Salem High School cafeteria. Call 

Paul Simmons, 453-6038, for information. 

• TOYS FOR FOSTER CHILDREN 

The Plymouth Jaycettes are collecting Christmas 

toys for foster children for the second year. 

The Jaycettes are attempting to fulfill the need for 

gifts for the children and welcome either toys or 

money. Persons may call Faye Polkinghorne for 

information at 981-0446 

• PLYMOUTH NEWCOMERS LUNCHEON 

The Plymouth Newcomers Club will have a roast 

beef luncheon Thursday, Nov. 5 at the Plymouth 

Elks Club, 41700 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth. Hospitality 

will begin at 11:30 a.m. Luncheon is open to 

all members, prospective members and their 

guests. Reservations will be taken from Oct. 27 

through Nov. 3 by calling Barb Tomaszycki, 455- 

4706. For babysitting information call Carol 

McTaggart, 459-9090. 

Minnesota Fabrics will present the program, 

"Handcrafted Holiday." * 

• PLYMOUTH LIONS 

Plymouth Lions Club members will meet at 6:30 

p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5 at the Mayflower Hotel. Lion 

Dave Littler will speak about the Michigan Eye 

Bank. 

• LAMAZE SERIES 

The Plymouth Childbirth Education Association 

will offer a seven-week Lamaze series beginning 

Nov. 3 at Geneva United Presbyterian Church on 

Sheldon Road near Ford in Canton Township. It is 

recommended these classes be taken the last trimester 

of pregnancy to physically and emotionally 

prepare the expectant couple for a shared birth experience. 

For registration information, call 459- 

7477. 

Another seven-week course will begin Nov. 11 in 

St. Michael Lutheran Church in Canton. This class 

will be Wednesday mornings. 

• CANTON NEWCOMERS 

THEATER PARTY 

Members of the Canton Newcomers Club will attend 

the Saturday, Nov. 14 performance of "Wait 

Until Dark," the mystery drama presented by the 

Plymouth Theatre Guild in Central Middle School 

begins at 8 p.m. For information or reservations at 

$3.50 per person, call Char Powne, 397-3075. 

• NEW MOTHERS 

SUPPORT GROUP 

Childbirth and Family Resource is offering a 

four-week series for mothers of infants beginning 

at 10 a.m. (to noon) Tuesday, Nov. 3. Topics include 

nutrition, child development, toys for babies, 

parenting and marriage. Infants are welcome. Fee 

is $15. For information or to register call 459-2360. 

• SIGMA KAPPA 

Sigma Kappa Sorority Alumnae chapter of Western 

wayne County will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 

2 at the home of Karen Willard. Speaker will be a 

representative of the Plymouth Historical Museum. 

Members are asked to RSVP to Alice Chrenko, 453 

453-9196. 

• SYMPHONY LEAGUE 

MEMBERSHIP TEA 

Mary Kehoe, assisted by Symphony League president 

Carole Brandt, will host a membership tea at 

her home 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov: 10. Prospective 

members who were unable to attend the morning 

membership tea are invited to attend. Refreshments 

will be served and a slide presentation will 

highlight the league's activities. Persons interested 

in attending may call 455-0343. 

Garden clubbers meet 

at Pontiac Silverdome 

Representatives of 90 Michigan 

branches of the Woman's National 

Farm and Garden Association will 

gather at the Pontiac Silverdome Oct. 

28. It will be the fall council meeting of 

the Michigan division The Lake Angelus 

branch of Pontiac is hosting the 

conference. 

Nancy DeLorge, president of the 

Lake Angelus branch, has an answer 

for those questioning the choice of the 

sports as a site for the meeting. 

"Members will be pleasantly 

surprised to see rooms and accommodations 

that aren't usually seen by 

those attending sports functions at the 

Silverdome," said Mrs. DeLorge. "We 

will have access to the press room and 

adjoining rooms." 

new voices 

David and Nancy Durfy formerly of 

Plymouth who now reside in Fort 

Benning , Ga. announce the birth of 

their son. Bryan Adam, Sept. 2 

Your Hometown 

Could Be Worth a Million! 

That's right, if you tell us in 25 words or less 

why you love your hometown (the one you 

live in now) you could win from five to a 

dozen Michigan State Lottery tickets. These 

silver and gold tickets are valued at $1, but 

could mean a cash prize of $20,000 if you 

are an instant winner or a million dollar 

Grand Prize! 

We'll pick the best "I Love My Hometown" 

responses from each of the twelve Observer 

& Eccentric communities. There will be 60 

winners in all: 

First place 12 tickets 

Second place 10 tickets 

I Love My Hometown 

Because: 

Third place 8 tickets 

Fourth place 6 tickets 

Fifth place 5 tickets 

So grab your pencil and fill in the blank 

below. Send your entry to: 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

I Love My Hometown" Contest 

36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia, Michigan 48150 

Attention: Classified Ad Dept. 

Entries must be postmarked by midnight, 

Friday, November 6, 1981. Only one entry 

per person and Observer & Eccentric 

employees are exempt. 

Name: 

Address: 

City: 

Home Phone: 

(25 words or less-The hometown you live in now) 

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NEWSPAPERS 

She advises those attending to park 

by the Main Event Restaurant for convenient 

entry. 

Millie Machuga, division president, 

will conduct the presidents' meeting. 

There will be forums on flower shows, 

horticulture, horticultural therapy, 

publicity, education, civic improvement 

and conservation. 

Guest speaker at the luncheon will be 

Geraldine Kohs, Michigan artist, whose 

specialty is creating unusual floral decorations 

using a variety of species of 

pine cones. The luncheon will be in the 

Main Event Restaurant 

Registration and coffee hour will begin 

at 9 a m with a business session at 

10 a m Luncheon and program will be 

at 12:30 p.m. 

Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alex 

Philp of Detroit, Mrs Shirley Philp of 

Westland and Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Durfy 

of Plymouth 

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GARY CASKEY/staff photographer 

Canton quarterback Pat Murphy (dark jersey) loses control of the ball after being tackled by Churchill lineman Tim Luch (No 76). Canton 

lost its Western Six League finale 20-7. 

Salem defense 

rests grid case 

Plymouth Salem's young defense 

came up with a sterling effort Friday, 

holding Belleville's All-State 

running back Keith Gates to 83 

yards on 23 carries as the Rocks 

pulled a 16-0 Suburban Eight 

League football surprise. 

The Rocks finished their league 

campaign at 3-3 Belleville dropped 

to 3-2 

With 5 43 to play in the third 

quarter, senior fullback Darrel 

Bartkowiak capped an 85-yard, 11play 

drive with a one-yard touchdown 

plunge"'to give Salem a 6-0 

lead 

Three minutes later, Bartkowiak, 

who rushed for 39 yards on the 

night, scored on a four-yard run to 

give the Rocks a 12-0 advantage. 

Mark Blaesser's extra point made it 

13-0. 

Blaesser put the game a,way with 

3:06 to go in the game with a 26yard 

field goal. 

Senior quarterback Jeff Hubert 

was the Rocks' offensive leader. He 

hit 5 of 10 passes for 65 yards. He 

also rushed for 57 yards. 

THE ROCKS, 4-3 overall, will 

host Dearborn Fordson, unbeaten in 

seven games, Saturday. The Tractors 

went all the way to the Class A 

finals last season before losing to 

Birmingham Brother Rice at the 

Pontiac Silverdome, 6-0. Fordson is 

ranked No. 3 in Class A by the Detroit 

Free Press and No. 2 in the Detroit 

News poll. 

Chiefs dynamite in 4th quarter 

Brad Emons, C.J. Risak 

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Charger halfback 

bolts by Chiefs . 

By Jay Keenan 

special writer 

Livonia Churchill's 20-7 win over 

Plymouth Canton Friday night was one 

of those games where there was no disagreement 

over the turning point 

Canton had appeared to be driving to 

the tying touchdown early in the fourth 

quarter, but the Chiefs fumbled the ball 

away on the Churchill 10-yard line, and 

on the very next play John Bieiis 

scampered 84 yards te set up the 

Chargers' insurance touchdown 

"Bielis' long run in the fourth quarter 

just broke our backs," said Canton 

coach Richard Barr. 

If that run broke their backs, his 

other runs weakened them Bielis carried 

the ball just 13 times, but he 

gained 188 yards and scored two touchdowns. 

"It was an old-fashioned football contest 

except for that goal line stand in 

the fourth quarter," explained Churchill's 

victorious coach, Ken Kaestner 

' "WHEN BIELIS made that run after 

Canton fumbled, it turned the game 

around 

"Canton deserves credit They kept it 

close and didn't embarrasss themselves. 

Both teams did just great " 

The Chiefs, 2-5 overall and 1-3 in the 

Western Six League, moved the ball 

with authority but fell short on several 

drives. Churchill is 4-3 overall and 3-1 

in the league. 

"We came close," added Barr, "but 

we couldn't put it in when we had the 

opportunities. But we played good and 

hung in until the end We did better 

than most people thought we would and 

we were able to move the ball 

The Chargers began the game as if 

they would make a long night of it for 

the Chiefs. They recovered a Canton 

fumble and drove 57 yards for the 

score, with Bielis waltzing into the end 

zone on a 17-yard run just three minutes 

into the game. Steve Tracy's point 

after was wide. 

Canton turned the ball over on downs 

and Churchill went right back to work, 

moving 59 yards on six plays, with 

Bielis setting things up with a 30-yard 

jaunt to the one, then popping over unmolested 

from there 

Tracy's kick was good and with 10 40 

to play in the half, it was 13-0 

Canton didn't roll over, though The 

Chiefs took the ensuing kickoff and 

marched 73 yard$ to a TI). thanks 

largely to a 30-yard pass from Pat 

Murphy to Jamie Chilcoff, and a 16yard 

plunge up the middle by Claude 

Davis to the eight 

DAVE SIMMS, .jwho led the Chiefs 

with 80 yards, got tjhe touchdown, going 

three yards on a pitch from Murphy. 

Matt Santilli's kick was good and with 

seven minutes to go in the half, it was 

13-7. 

The Chiefs made another bid to score 

before intermission when they drove to 

the Charger .23, but Brian Luallen 

picked off Murphy's pass in the end 

zone. 

Canton came close to tying it early in 

the fourth quarter, driving to the 

Charger five, With SimmS' 50-yard run 

the big play. But Murphy fumbled on 

fourth down and Tracy recovered at 

the 10 

Rock cagers back on winning track 

Plymouth Salem remained tied with 

Livonia Bentley fqr first place in the 

Suburban Eight League with an easy 

51-20 victory Thursday over Allen 

Park. 

Bentley, a 60-32 victor over Dearborn 

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Tickets are $3.50 per session. There 

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GROUP ICE SKATING 

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The Plymouth Parks and Recreation 

Department will hold registration for 

group ice skating lessons Nov. 6 and 7 

at the Cultural Center, 525 Farmer 

Street. 

Registration is from 3-7 p.m. Friday, 

Nov. 6 and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, 

Nov. 7. 

Residents from the Plymouth-Canton 

Community School District can register 

for a fee of $17 for eight sessions. 

Non-residents can register for a fee of 

$20. 

Former Olympic skater Jim Millns 

and his professional staff will direct 

the lessons. 

For more information, call 455-6620. 

REGISTRATION SET FOR 

MEN'S BASKETBALL 

The Plymouth Department of Parks 

and Recreation is holding registration 

for a men's basketball league. 

Returning teams can register from 

Nov. 2 through Nov. 13 at the Cultural 

Center, 525 Farmer Street. 

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for Canton wide receiver Jamie Chilcoff (No. 1) during Friday's 

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dropping to 2-5 on the season. 

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leaves out humor 

in 'Carbon Copy' 

What are we doing with a "Carbon Copy" (PG) in this age of 

Xerox machines and word processors? 

That should give you some idea of how dated this movie is. It 

appears to be a carbon copy left from the era of the '60s, a script 

that's been lying around on someone's shelf for too long. 

- The theme, dealing with racial prejudice, presents the subject as 

if it were just discovered. At a time when major corporations 

compete against each other to hire qualified minority applicants, 

we have a movie still pressing an argument for elementary social 

acceptance of blacks. 

I'm not denying the continued existence of prejudice but only 

questioning this movie's naive presentation which is out of step 

with contemporary developments. Prejudice today manifests itself 

in less overt, more subtle ways than the gross exaggerations of this 

movie. 

"CARBON COPY" expects the audience to accept the extreme 

behavior of a bunch of top-level executives, their wives, a family 

doctor and a minister, all of whom seem to have passed through 

the last 20 years in an isolation chamber. 

In 1967, when the daughter of Katherine Hepburn and Spencer 

Tracy in "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?" brought home a "Negro" 

fiance, the shock was enough to register on the Richter scale, 

and the audience could feel it. 

In 1981, when George Segal in "Carbon Copy" introduces a young 

"hickory brown" man as his son, the offspring of a college romance 

with a black woman, we are just left wondering what all the fuss is 

about. 

His wife tosses him out of the house. His boss (who is also his 

father-in-law) fires him. The family physician refuses to treat him 

anymore, the minister chastizes and prays for him, his friends cut 

him cold. All this because he had an illegitimate son by a black 

woman 18 years ago? 

Add to this a remark by the son who refers to taking part in a 

protest march and singing "We Shall Overcome," and this movie 

distinctly seems to be set in the wrong time slot. 

AWKWARD AS it is, the movie makes its point. When Segal's 

son (smartly played by Denzel Washington) comes to him and informs 

him of their relationship, Segal sees him as a stereotypical 

black teenager, not as an individual with as much potential for 

success as anyone else. 

Segal begins to realize how easily he has allowed stereotypes to 

infiltrate his thinking when he tries to hustle a white father and 

son in a basketball game. When Washington and Segal lose because 

of Washington's poor playing, Segal discovers that all blacks aren't 

naturals at basketball, just as all blacks aren't high school dropouts 

or welfare recipients. 

Segal handles his role with alacrity. He should. It bears a strong 

resemblance to the harried, unemployed executive he played in 

"Fun with Dick and Jane." 

Jack Warden chalks up another fine character performance as 

the corporation president, a benign bigot who calls himself a realist, 

and Susan St. James is marvelously dry as the snooty wife who 

calculates every action according to whether it will enhance or 

diminish her social status. 

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Movie magic 

(Above) Sissy Spacek stars as Nita Longley in "Raggedy Man," 

which opened Friday at Detroit-area movie houses. This Is Spacers 

first film since her Oscar-winning performance In "Coal 

Miner's Daughter." "Raggedy Man" is the story of Nita, her two 

young sons and their struggle for love in a small Texas town. 

(Below) Donald Pleasance, reprising his role as Dr. Loomis in 

"Halloween II," searches the ground where The Shape has fallen. 

The sequel to "Halloween" — said to be the most successful 

independent production of all time — opens Friday at metropolitan-Detroit 

theaters. 

/ 

Mo n -day, October 26, 1981 

Country makes rock and roll move over 

By Nick Charle* 

special writer 

Rock and roll has always been king but lately it's 

being challenged by an unbelievably strong force of 

music called country. Many performers are slowly 

but surely changing the harsh raw sound that counltry 

once had to a more palatable and more commercial 

sound. 

Performers like Kenny Rogers, Eddie Rabbitt, 

Dolly Parton, Ronnie Milsap and others have successfully 

endured this evolution (known as "crossover") 

from country charts to the pop charts. Without 

realizing it, fans have accepted them as pop 

artists rather than where their roots are in country. 

Country music has become so popular that, by 

Presidential Order, October has been designated as 

Country Music Month. Canton's Center Stage is celebrating 

the month by announcing a country music 

series. 

The country music series at Center Stage will 

open with David Frizzel and Shelly West in concert 

at 9 p.m. Monday. Other concerts in the series include 

Lacy J. Dalton on Nov. 3 and Razzy Bailey on 

Nov. 23. 

DAVID FRIZZEL and Shelly West are probably 

better known to country newcomers as the brother 

of the late Lefty Frizzel and the daughter of the 

great Dottie West. 

The two have just released their first album to- 

preview 

gether on Viva/Warner Bros. Records called "Carryin' 

on the Family Names." The first mark the two 

talents made together was on a tune called "You're 

the Reason God Made Oklahoma 

That little ditty just happened to hit the No. 1 

spot on the country charts. It also appeared in the 

movie and on the soundtrack of "Any Which Way 

You Can" at the request of none other than the 

movie's star, Clint Eastwood. 

On Nov. 10, Center Stage is also proud to announce 

Alabama. At this year's Country Music 

Awards Alabama walked away with Best Vocal and 

Best Instrumental Band of the year awards 

If any member of the group was asked how it felt 

to win, I'm sure that person would have said it 

"feels so right." And that's just how it feels to the 

listener of this country band's latest album on RCA 

records called "Feels So Right. 

THE TITLE tune was written by vocalist/guitarist 

Randy Owen. Randy will be joined by cousins 

Jeff Cook and Teddy Gentry, while friend Mark 

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CENTURY 21 


478-4660 

EASY ASSUMPTION 

HI - i "tidiIn>n ti. st desi ritH's this 7 

it "Id ' t» dii'i'm Inn k r inrh 

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IIMIKS s 

WOLFE 

i iiMI'-WN 

474-5700 

312 Livonia 

FAMILY ROOM-$49,900 

f ;rsi offering on this exceptional buy in 

excellent location 3 bedroom brick 

ranch family room, finished basement. 

2 car garage Aluminum trim Land 

cnntl act ter ins 

IIAHHYS 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

421-5660 

II Ml ACRK. bedriH'tn brick. 2 i ar 

gar.iK 1 ' li'' asking $59,000 Call after 

6pm 474-1854 

LAND CONTRACT 

F irst floor laundry and liberal land con 

tract terms highlight (his sharp & dean 

I bedriKini ranch Featuring a spacious 

family room with fireplace large coun 

trv kitchen full basement and 2 car at 

tached garage $85 900 

MARRYS 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

474-5700 

312 Livonia 

hi VON IA $12 700 down 4 vr I .C 

It) 1 / i Owner relocated must sell :i 

bedroom brick ranch P.- baths new 

kitchen with appliances cozy family 

room with fireplace finished basement 

2'; car garage Will i onsider all offers 

Buvers Onlv 427 4452 

312 Livonia 

EXECUTIVE RANCH 

Kxreption.il't br'driKitn brick ranch Sit 

ii itrd on a beautiful cul-de-sac lot in a 

much sought after location Formal 

dining room large kitchen lamilv 

room with fueplace Basement 2 car! 

attached garage Decorated to perfer 

Ion $82 900 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

421-5660 

ROOM GALORE 

Spacious hnrk ranch with full finished 

basement X attached 2 cat garage ;i 

bedrooms the master 18x12 with priva 

cy bath Large kitchen with huilt-ins 

car|k'ted throughout Onlv$fil 900 

HAHHYS 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

421-5660 

TRY THIS THI you II love tin' colors 

spacious rooms double closets (amilv 

room fireplace itiai garage $113 900 

LAND CONTHACT TKRMS 1 

HOME CErTJTER 

476-7000 

LIVONIA 

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BUILDER S CLOSEOUT 

9.99% 

5 YEARS 

tiNK HANCH-ONKCOI.ONIAI. I.KFT 

AT THIS PRICE 4 TERMS 

AND (K'Ct'PANCY 

i fiedriMim ranches & 4 bedroom coloni 

ils Priced for immediate sale Irom 

$79,990 to $89 990 Models open daily I 

7 pm l.oi ated 1 block S of 6 Mile, cor 

nei of Haggerty Houses include family 

room fireplace laundry room main 

flour attached 2 car garage dishwash- 

er carpeting all extras immediate oc- 

cupancy Republic Development Corp 

4H4-4220 or 855 2111 

RI'STIC CHARM 

oil a counrv sized lot in Llvo 

ma 4 bedrooms 2 full baths 

fireplace in living qoom and 

re. room Newer furnace and 

âter heater New I'ella win 

dows Land contrary or simple 

assumption $69,900 Call 

261-5080 

Thompson-Brown 

LIVONIA Must sell 3 bedroom brick 

ranch central air appliances, finished 

basement Vi car garage $52 900 

591 0168 

EASY ASSUMPTION 

hoi that country feeling. Ik- sure and 

sec ihis large :i bedroom brick with 

huge living room with fireplace & din 

mg I A 24 It kitchen family room 2 

baths attached 2 car garage AH this on 

a 1011x170 treed lot $68 900 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

421-5660 

EXCLUSIVE AREA IN Burton Hollow 

I'lus 4 bedroom brick Colonial with 2'v 

baths formal dining room, finished rec 

ication room in basement family room 

with lull brick wall fireplace. 2 level 

wood der k. 2 car attached garage Land 

contract terms $99 500 

KEIM 

SUBURBAN WEST 261-1600 

SCENIC SETTING 

Seeing is believing the beautiful condi 

tioti and decor ol this .'( bedroom 2 bath 

brick ranch backing up to the golf 

course Highlights include a spacious 

family room with fireplace formal din 

ing room full basement. 2 car attached 

garage and ingroiind pool Land con 

trai l Irrms $99 900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

474-5700 

Simple Assumption 

Meticulous seller transferred must ex 

penencc this beautiful home offering 

privacy .1 bedrooms very spacious 

kitchen with planning desk pantry and 

no wax floor gorgeous decor and excel 

lent carpeting coveting hardwood 

floors mcelv finished basement su 

pcrblv landscaped trees shrubs pri 

vale-backyard bordered by park like 

selling attached garage and so much 

more A must see $59 900 Call 

JIM PRESTON 

CENTURY 21 


464-8881 

11% Land Contract 

Newly listed move in condition .t bed 

room buck ranch very spacious, 2 lull 

baths partly finished basement central 

air appliances 2 car garage immedi 

ate oecupanrv and reasonable terms 

$65 900 

Century 21 

Hartford South 261-4200 

9 Year Land Contract 

Crcat terms and beautilul condition 

this lovely It bedroom 2': bath brick 

ranch offers tinge rear gathering room, 

natural fireplace enclosed Florida 

room, lull finished basement hardwood 

floors throughout 2 car garage 

$72 900 

Century 21 

Hartford South 464-6400 

SIX BEDROOMS 

Tremendous home tor the large lamily 

Six bedrooms plus a studs 3 1 .- baths 

huge kicherl formal dining room faun 

K room with lull wall fireplace fin 

ished basement Excellent location 

close in schools and shopping Land 

contract terms $94,900 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

fl IMI'ANV 

421-5660 

CANTON 

Great terms all offers will be con- 

sidered on this exceptional 3 

f bedroom family colonial. Call 

| 455-5200 (PB 19)569,900 

GENOA 

Custom built 3 bedroom bi-level 

on 6'? acres Excellent land con- 

tract terms Call 455-5200 

(PC36) $97,500 

HAMBURG 

Negotiable land contract on this 

exquisite 5 bedroom Zukey Lake 

home Offers welcome Complete 

family livng Call 455-5200 (PF2) 

NORTHVILLE 

Superb financing available on this 

4 bedroom country quad Rate 

stays the same Call 455-5200. 

(PS29)$ 149,900 

SOUTHFIELD 

Unbeatable land contract. 4 bed- 

room raised ranch! Multi-level liv- 

ing at its best! Call 455-5200 

(P$30) $94,900 

PLYMOUTH 

Open house-Sunday 2-5. S. of 

Ann Arbor Road, W. of Canton 

Center Executive quad in Trail- 

wood "Terms". Call 455-5200. 

(PT3) $119,500. 

LIVONIA 

Why rent when you can own three 

bedroom home with family room. 

Call lister for details on special fi- 

nancing at 476-9100. Asking 

$46,900. Ask for Bob. LS-1 

Cham berlain 

REALTORS' 

LIVONIA 

Beautiful tri-level on a large coun- 

try lot. Three bedrooms, fire- 

place, family room, attached 2 

car garage, den. Too many fea- 

tures to mention. Low interest 

rate blend available. Call 476- 

9100. LN-2 

LIVONIA 

Act fast, won't last with beautiful 

terms this starter home in Livonia 

has full term Land Contract with 

very small monthly payment. Only 

$27,900. Call 476-9100.^.1-2 

ROSEDALE PARK 

Three bedrooms, all finished 

basement, large patio with foun- 

tain, natural fireplace, garage. 

Transferred. Assume 9 3 /A. People 

anxious. Call 476-9100 Asking 

$54,900. 

LIVONIA 

All newly redecorated, over 1900 

sq. ft., four bedroom colonial with 

attached 2 car garage. Formal 

dining room, family room with 

fireplace. Asking $79,900. Call 

476-9100. LH-3 

LIVONIA 

Four bedroom Georgian tolonial 

Features include family room, 

fireplace, large basement, rec- 

roorn with wet bar, 2 car attached 

garage, sprinkling system and 

central air. Immediate occupancy. 

3 year Land Contract possible. 

Asking $99,000. Call 476-9100. 

LS-5 

• L'VOMA PAKMlNG T 0N 476-9'00 | l k . | 

• WESTLAND GAPDENCITV 721 8400 • • • 

iPLVM0UTH-N0O t HVILLF 455-5200 Wgm 

I BRIGHTON 229-6650 | Q | 

'ACLENPARK 388-2200 BBS 

PULTE 

Homes of Mich , Inc 

5% 

Down on must new homes ready lor 

Immcdiatt 'K-ciipancy in several subur 

ban lorations 

LIVONIA from $67 990 

525 37"0 

W lil.oOMFIEI.I) from $98 990 

661 9090 

RiK'HKSTER from $66,990 

656 m o 

Rim HESTER from $79 990 

6M> 06f)0 

M W R-M.TIMORE Irom $49 99ii 

725 6464 

FARMIM.TON From $80 990 

fifiH 8430 

LAKE V II.LAOFCONDOS 

14 \ Dei-ker Area Irom $46,990 

669 9300 

PULTE 

Homes of Mich., Inc 

yl'Al.lTY RANCH 

Walk to shopping Cozy 2 bedroom 

home with treed lot Warm and rcmod 

eled bath & eat in kitchen laundry 

room attached garage large split level 

deck Principals only Inviting terms 

Bv ownei $5h 900 I all Now' 478 3203 

Rambling Ranch 

Spacious 4 bedroom !'. bath brick 

ranch skylight in country kitchen full 

finished basement 2 car .garage excel 

lent land contract $58 iniu 

Century 21 

Hartford South 464-6400 

RAMBLING RANCH 

Land conlraM terms with this outstand 

mg 3 bedroom 2 bath brick ranch in 

popular Merri Lynn Farms Highlights 

include a spacious family room with 

fireplace l,irge country kitchen, full 

finished basement with 4th bedroom & 

21 at attached garage $79 900 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

474-5700 

313 Dearborn 

Dearborn Heights 

DEARRORN HFIOHTS 25293 Colgate 

(between Vivian & (iulley) 3 bedroom 

ranch immediate occupancy decorat- 

ed new carpet in living room A. bed 

rooms Land Contract terms to quali 

fied buver A good starter home 

$31.000 278 2119 274 9206 

N DEARBOBN HEKiHTS giveaway 

brick, no basement 3 bedroom, newiy 

decorated carpet throughout, fenced 

yard priced right 274 4083 

313 Dearborn 

Dearborn Heights 

N DEARRORN Heigh s Builder s cus 

torn home I year old I bedroom brick 

lanch. family room na ural fireplace, 2 

car attached garage newly decorated 

corner lot 65x139. partial basement 

274 4083 

314 Plymouth-Canton 

ASSCMABLE IO'i $10,000 down 

Immaculate brick 3 bedroom ranch 2 

years new full basemeht 2 baths fami- 

ly room with fireplace |$61 900 

426 3284 or I 626-9532 

BARGAIN DAYS 

Sunken living n«>m at one end and fam- 

ily room with fireplaije at Ihe other 

great for entertaining and family fun 4 

bedrooms 2'J baths patio with gas 

bai'beque $74,900 

Century 21 


459-6000 

BRICK RANCH 3 bedrooms l'i baths 

family room, fireplace double lot ma 

lure trees privacy hedge Assumable 

'Land Contract 7* •' 455-5634 

CANTON CENTERRD W ARREN 

BCH.DEH S (.'!.45 5914 

BY OWNER BLOOM FIELD IIILI.S 

Large 4 fiednmlti coKinial 2 family 

r.Hiriis iilfice sewing room tommunity 

|«'ol \ lentils 7' issnriiable or bank 

blend $11 i illll 3 (4 1,110 

CRF.AM PUFF 

I I b.'ifi .."in brick 

itril I. pcrU'i lion 

ti the linished rec 

• at prting through 

ill now i.u assurnp 

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lion leine } i, ." 

( 1 STi IM 4 IwdfiKini fudor colonial on 

. an. lot 2'< fiat lis library family 

room wuh wel bai \ fireplace 1st floor 

laundry full hasj'mcnl professionally 

land-i aped \ deiiiraied deck off ma-- 

t.-i hid room (iiaru eytras only 

$179 initl 0 Niel tii»2 0684 dr VJ5 1900 

Century 21 

Hartford South 261-4200 

"JUST LISTED" 

I- .nia in i .t1.1 "i ieine. home 

. I. ..II alii! w> II iiiairif'.iiried with t.imiK 

too III Iik. new laipi-f and tli"M As 

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nl>; Maki oiler Ownei i.(2 923K 

DOWNTOWN 

BIRMINGHAM 

Walk p. I.I. h ks to center ol town 

\ ery unique & lutiiriou>- BRAND N'l W 

I iiM'EMI'ORARV 2 I beilfmims 2' 

baths all fiuili ins Jai uzzi i sauna in 

tiiasier UtlriHim Mute fireplate coni 

lelv open tnleiior winding central 

staircase l ompletely i arpeted thruout 

Air ronditKuied aad many oiher ameni 

lies Attached gartige ImmJ'diale «m u 

pain \ Rrilii. ed 1 6 99u 

ii'i6 1330 

RiK llt sTER Irom $79 990 

n5b 0650 

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1- \RMINI .TUN From $8u 990 

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I l\ ON| \ $t.7 990 

52S 37IMI 

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11 & I let kei Area from $46 990 

669 930(1 

PULTE 

Homes of Mich . Inc. 

303 West Bloomfield 

5220200 

REALTORS 31172 FIVE MILE ROAD 

WESTLAND AREA 

Sharp 3 bedroom ranch, central air. dining room, 

utility room, Vi baths, garage, immediate occupan- 

cy, low simple assumption at 10 3 /«%, reduced blend 

rate available or land contract terms. Only $41,900 

Cozy 3 bedroom brick ranch, newly decorated, 

move-in condition, 1 Vi baths, quality finished base- 

ment with wet bar and rec. room 2'/? car garage with 

electric door opener. Negotiable land contracl 

terms. Only $52,900 

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lailsA. Iithl.ihiui $28.' mill 

362 3707 1.1 EM - I.4 I 2868 

HLIMIMKIH.D Ml I.Ai.l' 1 olotnal 

9'1 assumption I iM-drooiiis 2'. 

baths library porch updated kitchen 

$194 900 1.4 "1 I25h 

BUILDER SOWN II..tot ('.•" s., fi 

5 bedrooms I 1 baths uiground 20x38 

heated pool 2'. car garage rirrular 

driveway central ait \ alarm system 

Land Contract Mortgage availabli 

Price $229 01.0 t all 

Weekdays 3'..' 2"l I Weekends |U50 

A House to Come Home To 

ha 1 .lust onf wsil and this 4 bed 

.0111 2'v bath colonial will prove to 

you that this hotjne is the one for only 

ii/ Well laid out floor plan offers pri 

y.n\ as well as family togetherness 

prune -Hi and West Hloomfield Schools 

link, ihis .1 hortjr worth owning May 

t.c gone ioinorrtiw $123 900 For your 

own personal tout mdav call ML 35051 

Century 21 

\in( H:ntn lee 

exect tive transfer sales 

851-4100 

CLASSIC COLONIAL 

.1 ki Newer 8 room colonial 4 bed 

rooms 2 '1 baths situated on a high 

pn-mium prestigious lot Fjrlv ixtu 

p.iney 100 bat.errwnt luxated in an 

area ol property appreciation Call for 

personal tour anj linancing detads Ml 

29517 

Century 21 

vincfcnt n lee 

t xecutiveTransfersales 

851-4100 

PINK LAKE PRIVILEGES. Rloomfield 

Hills Schools 4 bednxims 3 baths , 

private pond I 3 acres air condition 

ing sjuna sprinkler system etc 

\ssumahle mortgage 8 75 " $160,000 

Days 355 1727 Eves 334 8123 

OA E

Monday, October 26, 1981 6C* 


AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 

Beautiful 2600 plus sqft contemporary 

in-level 4 bedrooms. large master bed 

room with walk in closet & balconv. 2 

lull 2 hall bath* dramatic cathedral 

ceiling center entrance gallery 20ft 

sunken living room, dining room, huge 

25ft lamily room with fireplace Wet 

har & door wall to patio, newly decorat- 

ed in L out including carpeting. 2W car 

.iiiaihed garage with work bench & 

built in cabinets $118,900 Mr Btsbee 

Uavs S65-3M0 Eves 626-7744 

MODEL HOME lor sale on goll course 

Builder needs rash 15discount for 

lav) deal IS'i mortgage available 

Ni.niullv $148,500 681 5386 

TERMS, TERMS, TERMS 

11 lai 2600 sq ft colonial home offer- 

inn 4 large bedrooms. 2'» baths, spa 

t mus dining room country kitchen. 2 

i ar attached garage Attractive 20". 

down blend or 8*«assumption on 

mortgage with 26 years remaining 

owner transferred .Neutral decor 

Clubhouse plus indoor outdoor swim 

ming pool in development 

Century 21 

VINCENTN LEE 

EXh (T Tl VE TRANSFER SALES 

851-4100 

WEST Hl.iHiMElEl.D 

2800 m| fl 4 bedroom 2'i bath, central 

HI radiant heal all appliances, coun- 

try kn« hen maintenance free exterior, 

sauna wiMKled lot many builtin4 & ex 

tra> 

LEASE/SALE 

BY OWNER 

Il Land Contract 

$ m ooo 

i III 626 4242 

304 Farmington 

Farmington Hills 

i >\E ACRE IN EXCELLENT 

Lik'ATIoN lor rezoning to 

mulliple t bedroom ranch 

with garage could be office or 

business potential LANI) 

( ONTR ACT av ailable 

K L JI:• IHIIl ( all 5:>3 8700 


306 Southftold-Lathrup 

BEACON SQUARE Contemporary.4 

bedroom, air conditioned colonial. 2W 

baths, large fenced in corner lot 

$95W0 LC terms acceptable 355-0589 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 

Nj Cranbrook Village 3000 sq ft colo- 

nial 4 bedrooms family room, large li- 

brary. nice basement rec area Mainte 

ndnee free exterior Easy assumption 

Uw c^sh to mortgage 644-0279 

308 Rochester-Troy 

ATTENTION TRANSFEREES' 

l.»ve in Rochester, most prestigious sub 

Call Carlene McKechme at Weir Manu 

el Snvder Ranke Realtors, between 9 

1pm 651-3500 

FAIR LANE HOMES MODEL 

2 800 sq ft 4 bedroom Tudor colonial 

with den Quality construction with nu 

mrrous extras Chelsea Village Subdivi 

Slim near Long Lake ii Coolidge Price 

now drastically reduced to $152,000 

Land Contract available 641 -8000 

A RARE FIND 

Best huv in Kaniwngton Sharp ( bed 

i.mm .I hath ranch Family room Flori- 

il 11inntract terms 

CENTURY 21 


478-4660 

another Mipe* 

Willi 4hedrooiu 

balhs and .1 

pl.uvd laniilt 

iluung room 

blllll 1 desk)> 

and seveia 

PRESENTS 

lamilv home 

lull & 2 hall 

massive fire 

room formal 

of|,ice or den 

4 appliances 

xlias including 

nicely treed hit Land Contract 

ii K $xx Mill ('all i5:t 8700 


Its OWNER E-mtastM reduction :t 

u dl •miiii i Mlonidl in prestigious Wood 

i n ek En ms A> (.- plus |i>i immacu 

I.lie home beautifully landscaped 

$ i ii4 1100 626 8666 

COLONIAL 2700 Plus Sq Ft. 

11 a in iooims 4 bedrooms 2'» oaths. 

i,i si 11 no i den lajmiU room and laun 

dr> romp Would j\ou believe a quality 

lioiisi il,lhis ivpe wilh central air den. 

L ii.i|{« -md premium lot could be pur 

hascd with .iiuiictive land contract 

i ni» This homii has a simple assump 

i n .tt blend root jgage lernis available 

\\ liking To Mercy High School and 

i .-mttuiriity Center Call lor personal 

i..ui and • \i iling details Ml. 32673 

Century 21 

\ incentn lee 

1- \eI i tin. i- t r ansfer sales 

851-4100 

COLONY PARK WEST 

I i ' Hidden lake to ihe rear of the 

siitijed property Aitr.ii live 8 room 4 

tM-dioom J bath colonial offering a 2 

, .it fcautfc ,, nlral air and first floor 

i.nmdiy Home barks lo the commons 

aiea on a private neighborhood lake 

i iw nei transferred Pi u ed for la si sale 

Century 21 

\ incent n l> 1- 

kxi-1 i t l\f transfeh sal es 

851-4100 

'N I Miss ol T' i bedroom eustom 

m il many extras musl see to appre 

lie Ejrminglon Hills $84 smhi 

ivsl.t 18IIII ell 18 • Eves 476 2493 

1- \RMINi .Tl IN HIIXS lor sale by 

Hank 18h7 Sq n ranrh with 3 bed 

riMniis 2 baths lireplaie 2 car garage 

i eniral -or gas barbecue circular 

drive *ilh large parking pad all appli 

.n. s ini luded Below market terms 

available i'.ill Mr Malhison Monday 

thiuhrid.iv Ham ipm 348-7300 

H \RMINI.TON HILLS 

PRETTIEST ON THE bl.uk is how 

. .u II I mil ihis 2 siorv with huge bed 

I minis Irrlliendous sli.lage delighlful 

• iiiiiK riMim large dining room LAND 

oNTRM T 2o DOWN' KIMBERI.V 

si B 

new lb'Ml- brick with 4 bedrooms 

huge kit. hen family room litcplace 

huill in» attached garage I03id2l0 lot 

I \N|n 'oNTR AtT TERMS' 

II \| 1 o WEt N SPE( I Al 3 bedrooms 

1 balhs hru k ramh with finished base 

nienl patio large garage lovely yard 

hut- km hen onlv $52 90n LOW DOWN 

1 • \N MH NI low INTEREST' 

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! 

Place your classified want ad in 

Suburban Detroit's finest market 

The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

591-0900 Wayne 

644-1070 Oakland 

852-3222 Rochester/Avon 

Use your Visa or Master Card 

MUST SELL 

BY OCT. 30 

Several financial packages available 3 

bedroom 2 hath. 5 year old brick ranch 

Long Lake Rochester Troy Fireplaced 

country kitchen family room. 1st floor 

laundry professionally landscaped 2 

car attached garage full basement 

$77,500 Quick occupancy 528 0889 

PRICE REDUCED TO $90,000 

Rochester 4 bedroom colonial 2*2 

baths lamily room with fireplace, 

walk out basement 2W car garage, 

huge lot 10". L C After 6PM 375 0868 

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Huntington Woods 

OAK PARK 3 bedroom brick ranch 

Loaded Many terms available All 

schools within walking distance Mrs 

Clean lives here' 399 7542 

310 Union Lake 

Commerce 

Century 

HOME CEN 

21 

TER 

I \Tltlil P y II.I.AGE Neal and dean 

brick colonial family room with fire 

place dmirwall to covered patio, fin 

ished re. room 2 car garage $80 500 

I a verm' Eadv & Associates 626-4711 

LATHRUP VILLAGE 

I r.r Brick ranch offering 7 rooms. 3 

iM-drmims and 2 lull balhs Special fca 

lures include wall lo wall fireplace in 

lamily room separate dining room, 

kitchen eating space full basement 

ccntial air attached garage and much 

much more Approximately 1750 sq ft 

ul allrai live living area The seller will 

attempt in create flexible financing lo 

meet ihe pun haser s needs Price re- 

centlv reduced Only $81 900 ML 

l!8|8'i 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

I XE

851-4100 

LOOKING 

FOR 

A 

Look 

on the 

pages 

of your 

hometown 

newspaper 

first 

§ 

n 

UNION LAKE RETREAT 

11 lo) Jusi it)ink your own 4 bedroom 

colonial in view of Union Lake You can 

now afford the opportunity lo relax and 

enjoy ihe many sports open to you in 

summer or winter with easy availabili- 

ty to many lakes in the area Family 

home offers true property appreciation 

in prime location $77 900 ML 34660 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 

851-4100 

311 Orchard Lake 

Walled Lake 

WALLED LAKE Owner 2 bedrooms 

quiet '. treed acre new kitchen, carpet 

throughout lake privileges 12 1 »'' sim 

pie assumption $37 900 624 8687 

319 Homes For Sale 


BERKLEY RANCH 

IL CU) 1953 home offering full base- 

men! garage 45 tl lot 2 year old fur 

nace and roof Recently remodeled 

kitchen A balh New carpel ihroughoul 

Mrs Clean lived here Owner trans- 

lerred Highest quality, great location, 

below market price Fantastic terms 

Call lor personal tour Bring your check 

I look $51 500 Ml. 22195 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TH ANSEER SALES 

851-4100 

WON ROCHESTER AREA 

Charming colonial home on a beautiful 

8ii \ 200 treed site just minutes from 

Oakland University Brand new family 

si/e home features a 20 living room, 

1', baths 3 large bedrooms, energy ef 

Intent insulation attached garage and 

much more Eull price $58 500 

SCENIC LAKE AREA ' 

Tucked in a cove on a dead end street 

jusl a short stroll from the shores of 

Elizabeth Lake is this brand new in 

level home Features include an open 

living dining room combination with 

studio vaulted ceilings, large family 

room 3 spacious bedrooms, attached 

garage Fuji price $57,060 affordable 

monthly payments of $523 with $6,410 

down payment 

476-7000 

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL 1 

I'ld< e vogr classified want ad in 

Suburban Detroit s finest market 

I he i ibs. rv. i & Er centric Newspapers 

591-0900 Wayne 



I se your Visa or Master Card 

 

cated in Plymouth Hills Little Valley 

476 4072 

324 Other Suburban 

Homes For Sale 

WATERFORD By Owner New 3 bed 

room ranch, attached garage, lake priv- 

ileges. LC terms available $52,400 Ask 

for Gary 682 7010 666 3100 

OCTOBER 

DISCOUNT SALE 

AFFORDABLE HOUSING 

$500 Rebate 

In-pocket or towards down 

payment on all homes in 

stock during October 

LITTLE 

VALLEY 

MOBILE HOMES 

(corner of Merrtman L 8 Mile) 

476-4072 

SHERATON 1975. 14x65, appliances 

shed, 2 bedrooms, 1W baths, excellent 

condition Assumable Mortgage Novi 

$16,500 474-0005 

SHEHWOOD PARK Plymouth Hills 

14x70 2 bedroom, 2 baths, appliai 

must sell, mint condltibn 522-5459 

SKYLINE 1976 14 x 70, 2 bedrooms 

appliances Excellent condition Wood 

ed lot with shed Haggerty & I 96 

348-6446 

. $1,000 

Factory Cash Rebate 

PLUS 

1979 Interest Rates 

LIMITED TIME OFFER 

DARLING 

Manufactured Homes 

NOVI 349-1047 

(Novi Rd 'i mileS of 1-96) 

WIXOM 349-7511 

(Wixom Rd & 1-96) 

Wixom Office Open Sun 15 

ELCONA, 12x50 2 bedroom, complete 

with stove, refrigerator, air, furniture, 

skirting tires Excellent condition 

Musi be moved $2,875 538 2191 

342 Lakefront Property 

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 

Lake Properties - 6 miles NW of Cay- 

lord Improved, rolling, treed restrict- 

ed You Most See 1 644 6446 

BEAUTIFUL Strawbwerry Lakefront 

colonial. S of Brighton. 4 bedrooms. 3 

balhs. 2300 sq ft. 1-231 1799 

CASS LAKE LAKEFRONT 

For I .ease with/option to'purchise L.C 

New 2,300 sq ft 3 bedroom Dutfch Colo- 

nial with attached 2'* car garage, natu- 

ral fireplace Must be seen - For Ap- 

pointment Call Builder AtfSl3)626 1234 

Immediate Occupancy 

GREAT 

ENTER AlNMENT HOME on the 

shores of Cass Lake 3 or 4 bedroom, 

great room with large wet bar. najural 

fireplace, separate dining area, finished 

basement. 4 baths. $239.000 

LAVERNE EADY 

4 ASSOCIATES, INC 

626-4711 227-4744 

362 Real Estate Wanted 

absolutely top $cash$ 

Paid For Any Home. Any Location Call 

For Our Offer No Cost No Obligation 

CLASSIC 422-4400 

ALL CASH 

ROSS REALTY 

326 8300 

400 Apartments For Rent 

MULLET LAKE, deluxe retirement 

home, wooded Newly furnished 3 bed 

rooms, den rec room 2 car garage 

$110,000 L C After 6pm 879 2273 

KINGSLEY 1980 front & rear 2 bed 

rooms. 2 full baths, microwave oven, 

dishwasher, side by side refrigerator 

Located Stratford Villa, $18,000 Lit 

tie Vallev 476-4072 

MOBILE HOME 2 bedrooms washer 

dryer Can slay on lot in Plymouth 

$2300 or best offer Call Monday thru 

Friday 8 5 459-2271 

333 Northern 

For Sale 

Property 

GLADWIN area hunt, fish 2 bedroom 

home & lot hot water heat. 2 car ga- 

rage, low maintenance. 8 Yrs old low- 

taxes. Ideal retiremenl spot $28,000 

Eve s. (517) 426 9145 or (3I3| 455 0016 

348 Cemetery Lots 

FOUR ADJOINING choice lots. White 

Chapel Cemetery. Troy Owner moved 

to California Call 

757-7254 

GLEN EDEN CEMETARY LIVONIA 

2 graves. Garden of Gethsemenesec 

tion 1480. $575 for both graves phone 

days 549 2072. Evenings 651-2328 

GLEN EDEN 2 graves Garden of Holy 

Trinity, section 891 graves l & 2. $500 

561 4262 

ROSEI.AND PARK 

$1995 

4 lots section'20, 

540-3742 

TWO cementry lots, in Cadillac Momo- 

rial Gardens West Ford Rd , near 

Wayne Ha Al reduced price 55J -4152 

6 LOTS 

White Chapel Cemetery 950 for all 

455-2686 

351 Bus. & Professional 

Bldgs. For Sale 

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 

Approx 2000 Sq Ft house on Maple 

Rd near Hunter Ideal for office, gal 

lery. retail, etc Excellent exposure 

I.and Realty, 355-3700 


4700 square feet service commercial 

Land contract terms available 

348 2580 

NOVI B 3 Commercial 10 acres 

beautiful ranch home with attached ga 

rage Grand River frontage Sa|e or 

Lease Call 349-7170 or 474 6487 

WHERE IN THE 

WORLD OF PLYMOUTH 

will you find property with SO] many 

possibilities You can live in ^ large 

Centennial home and have yoiir own 

office or shop right next door in a mod 

ern building Loads of parking on this 

one half acre lot. located one block 

from City Hall and close to all shop 

ping The terms can't be beat Call to- 

day for details and appointment 

GARLING 

Realty 

453-4800 

HARBOH SPRINGS- For sale or rent 

for lt)e winter ski season 3 bedroom. 2 

bath luxury furnished home overlook 

ing Ihe harbor 645 2800 645 1333 

LIQUIDATION 

TRAVERSE CITY AREA 

Seller must sell NOW 10 acre parcels 

on Miller Hill by Glen Lake Beautiful 

lew of Manitou Islands 10' . down 

$19,000 PLUS 

Call MIKE SHIRLEY 

Stireman & Associates, Realtors 

Traverse City. Ml . 49684 

616 941 45IJi> 

PETOSKEY BY OWNER 

Enjoy beautiful stream on I 3 wooded 

acres New English Tudor. 4 bedrooms 

2 baths 15 minuti*s to I 75, 10 minutes 

to skiing or beach Fireplace, garden 

baihlub Assume 11 J i' mortgage 

$340 a month, asking $52,500 542 1859 

TR AVERSE CITY 

Port Of Old Mission Suburban Town- 

houses. environmentally designed sur 

roundings on Ihe penisula I 8 miles 

from Traverse City Starting price- 

$119,000 Financing available Sales by 

Steve Nctherton. Broker 616 947 0701 

TRAVERSE CITY AREA 

120 II of sugar sand beach on Easi Bay 

westerly exposure. Custom cedar sided. 

2700 plus sq ft home Excellent financ 

ing $194,900 Call RonTousain at Stire- 

man & Associates 616-941 4500 

WALLOON LAKE 8 summer winter 

collages. 1 6 bedrooms with common 

Walloon Lake frontage $49,000 

$89,000 |n Boyne Country PO Box 

100. Walloon Lake, Michigan. 49796 

336 Florida Property 

For Sale 

FLORIDA'S SUN COAST, adult com- 

munity Large 3 bedroom. 2 bath home 

wilh all the clubhouse advantages 2 car 

garage Mature shade Beautifully 

landscaped & custom decorated Many 

extras $87,500 includes appliances, 

carpels, drapes $92 500 furnished 

Write Crist walker 2611 Fairway Cr. 

Port Richev. FLA 33568 313 591 9214 

PORT RICHEY. Elorida. nice home 2 

bedrooms 2 balhs living room dinette. 

Florida room, kitchen, porch, near 

shopping center. $40.000's 553-0418 

THE HAMLET COUNTRY CLUB 

Del Ray Beach Florida 2 bedroom, 

1500 sq ft condo in private country dub 

resort Semi furnished, excellent condi- 

tion & maintenance free $135,000 As 

sumableS'i" mortgage Country Club 

membership available Contact owner 

Mon thru Fri. 9am 5pm 588-5141 

337 Farms For Sale 

HOLLY 

6 acre fenced farm large barn. Cape 

Cod. 4 bedroom, 2 balh, $92,000 Terms, 

LC 634 1493 338 8534 

SOUTH LYON 22 acre beautifully 

kepi farm with 4 bedroom home, barn 

Splits available, ll'i". financing Call 

Kathleen Layson Noling Ileal Estate. 

522 5150 or 437 2056 


For Sale 

METAMORA TWP by owner Gray, 

white brick 3 bedroom ranch 2 car ga 

rage, full basement 10 rolling acres, 

creek 40x60 unfinished barn 628 2349 

339 Lots and Acreage 

For Sale 

BIRMINGHAM 2 large wooded resi 

dental lots, 60 x 120 each Desirable 

downtown location in area of many new 

homes By owner Terms 643-7268 




The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers- 

591-0900 Wayne 




SALEM TWP 5 acres, perked, priced to 

sell, $25,000 Make offer Terms Noling 

Real Estate, ask for Kathleen 

522 5150 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Schools exclu 

sive neighborhood Beautifully treed 

hillside. 14 Wing Lake area Water A 

sewer Price reduced to only $59,000, L 

C available Arbor Realty 553-8128 

FRANKLIN 

Beautiful lot on Pond View near Chevi 

ol Hills, 135 x 257 priced at $38,500 

Land Bealty. 355-3700 

HUNTERS' 

Must sell - take over payments I have 

two 10 Acre pieces & one 30 acre piece 

County Rd frontage, Clare-Harrison 

area Call Ron Husack, 559 6162 

WABEEK LOT REDUCED 1 

Owner says Reduce my large Wabeek 

Foresl lot overlooking Walnut Lake 

from $115,000 to $95,000 with terms I 

want to sell!" 

Call 851-5400 or 851-1729 

Cris Halle Broker 

340 Lakt-River-Resort 

Property For Sale 

HOWELL - Lovely W acre lot off Coon 

Lake with lake access for year round 

home Land contract Call after 4PM 


352 Commercial & 

Industrial Property 

NOVI. Grand River frontage, sale or 

lease, 5 to 30 acres, heavy industry, 

$10,000 per acre or offer 

Days 349 7170 Evenings 474 6487 

NOVI- 5 or 10 acres, heavy industrial. 

550 fl Grand River frontage near Wix 

om Rd $16 500 per acre Hv Owner 

474 6734 

AXTELL ROAD APTS. 

HEAT INCLUDED 

One and 2 Bedroom Apartments from 

$330 Balconies Carpeting. Carports. 

Air Conditioning Swimming Pool. Club 

house No Pets, Adults Preferred 

Close to Shopping 

Maple 1 Block E 

Somerset Mall 

I Block North of 

of (jtolidge near 

FOR APPOINTMENT 

Contact Manager Bonnie Miller 

- TROY 643-9109 

BALMORAL luxury 2 bedroom. 2 bath 

apt . carpeting, air. pool & clubhouse 

Covered parking Southfield Rd & 13 

Mile $425 per month 642 1957 

BEAUTIFUL WESTLAND AREA 

Attractive 1 bedrooom apartment $275 

monthly Spacious 2 bedroom apart 

ment, $305 monthly Carpeted decorat- 

ed & heal included 

Country Village Apartments 728 2880 

BIRMINGHAM AREA 

2 & 3 bedroom luxury Apts 

$660 $810 

647-1508 


Fully furnished 3 bedroom 1 1 1 baths, 

finished re croom, air available lor 

Short oi l^»ng Term Lease Walking dis- 

tance lo town, close to main arteries of 

transportation $950 a month 

Century 21 

PIETY HILL, INC. J 642-8100 


BIRMINGHAM AREA Carriage House 

Quiet privacy on secluded acreage I 

bedroom appliances, carpeting, beauti 

ful view of natural area Ileal L water 

included $350 a month 644 4275 

BIRMINGHAM 

Cozy clean 1 bedroom carpeted heat 

included $330 646 6774 

BIRMINGHAM AREA walk to down 

town easy access lo buses Deluxe 2 

bedroom fully carpeted, self cleaning 

foven frost-free refrigerator dishwash 

er central heat L air Rental $425 Call 

for appointment 645-2999 

FOR RENT 2 bedroom apartment, in 

Village of Clarkslon Carpeted drapes 

all conveniences Lease 

625 8784 

, GARDEN CITY AREA 

!spa< ioun i bedroom apartment $270 

monthly Carpeted decorated & central 

air Heat included ' 

Garden City Terrace 425 3814 

BRISTOL VILLAGF 

APARTMENTS 

14 MILE & RYAN AREA 

Large luxurious 1 X. 2 bedroom 

apartments some 1 1 1 balhs Pool 

clubhouse (i month leases 

Starting at $310 


(Ifficc open 9AM 5PM daily 


CRANBROOK PLACE 

New Luxury apts Extra security within 

a (vailed Estate Entrance only through 

beautiful wrought iron gates 1 Bed 

room from $365 2 Bedroom from 

$425 Located al 18301 W 13 Mile Rd 

644 4024 or 642 4493 

PLYMOUTH 

Commercial building for rent 

1200 sq fl 

' 453-5240 

REDEORD TWP 8 Mile Rd near 

Beech Daly 2400 fl Clear span truck 

door immediate occupancy $15,000 

dOwn. J L MoonevCo 533 1600 


First offering Last commercial site on 

hot Orchard Lake Rd'5 3 acres between 

NBD and Caulev Chevrolet Terms 

Land Realty. 355 3700 

358 Mortgages & 

Land Contracts 

ALTERNATIVE 

Financing Available 

Existing Land ( ontracts Purchased 

Call for Quotes Selling Your Home" 

Contact us for financing possibilities 

DETROIT BOND 4 MORTGAGE 

INVESTMENT CO 

329K9 Hamilton Blvd Suite 112 

Farmington Hills Mich 48018 

Call 553 7545 

360 Business 

Opportunities 

ACTIVE PARTNER needed for leading 

gift gourmet store in Fairlane Town 

Center Substantial investment re 

quired 852-6251 or after 6 & weekends 

651 0808 

COUPLES WITHOUT previous business 

experience, but willing to work & learn 

together Pleasant profitable work 

Contact Amwav Distributor 453 2690 

GOOD POTENTIAL, your own speciali 

ly and gifi shop Priced right $20,000 

wilh easy terms Land Contract avail 

able Norhtwest Oakland County Mon 

thru Fri 9 lo 6 PM 685-0971 

LARGE CORPORATION Manager 4 

wife operate and manage successful 

part time wholesale retail business, are 

looking for similar minded couple to 

expand Call Mon-Eri 4-7pn/ 464-8470 

NICE RESTAURANT for Sale Orchard 

Lake Shopping Center Low dftwn pay 

meni Good terms Ideal for I person or 

family Good hours 354 0121 Evenings 

352 6926 

SALE OH LEASE Ice cream or Pizza 

business Same location, all new equip 

ment In shopping center Reasonable 

rent Call Isaac 8am-3pm 357 3570 

UP NORTH in the middle of the oil 

country is this beautiful large motel 

Showing good gross, perfect for owner 

manager Terms , GERHARDT RF.Al, 

ESTATE. 121 S Garfield. Traverse 

City Mi 49684 (616) 9411320 

4.000.000 

Estimated cubic yards remaining in 

this sand & gravel operation All equip- 

ment included $300,000 w terms Ask 

for Lew Glaser 

8 5 ACRES 

Approx 500 ft Stale llwy frontage ad 

jacent to McDonalds Restaurant 

$110,000 Ask for Rex Glover 

- BAR 

Class C & SDM license Annual gross 

over, $100,000 3 bedroom ranch on 

property included $150,000 Terms 

Ask for Hex Glover 

HEAT TREATING 4 WELDING 

Established 4 equipped No nearby 

competition Serving SE Michigan 4 

NW Ohio $200,000 Terms possible Ask 

for Rex Glover 

Glover Real Estate One 

Adrian &17 263 4646 

361 Money To Loan 

AVAILABLE CASH for Homeowners 

First 4 second mortgage loans (or any 

purpose. $4,000 $50,000 Second loans, 

for business purposes only 642 5726 

AVAILABLE FIRST mortgage equity 

loans 

Up to $100,000 

24 Hour Service 559-7722 

CASH TODAY 

or 

GUARANTEED SALE 

Also If In Forclosure 

Or Need Of Repair 

Castelli 

525-7900 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Maryanne Bagley 

7040 Commerce Road 

W Bloomfield. Ml 

t'ttviV i. .ill III* |a| 

prirlmi'iit Ol On i >!>' 

Cl'lilllC by tin 1 it.I, 

19B 1 I" i.i.mi' .mi' 

WlNtj rti.kfi 

CONGRATULATIONS! 

BIRMINGHAM 

900 N ADAMS ROAD 

Available 2 bedroom also 2 bedroom 

plus den for month lo month rental or 

up to 6 months lease $370 per month 

Furnished units also available 

642-7517 642-9097 

BONNIE BROOK 

APARTMENTS 

1 BEDROOM. $270 

2 BEDROOM, $310 

INCLUDES HEAT 

Carpeting, air conditioning, 

swimming pool 

19800 Telegraph 

Next to Bonnie Brook Golf Club 

Office Hrs 

9am-5pm Weekdays 

9am-2pm Saturdays 

538-2530 

BIRMINGHAM 

DOWNTOWN APTS 

Luxury appliances, plush 

carpeting and elevators 

Furnished apts available 

1&2 bedroom units 

Now available from $375 

642-2174 

If no answer call 355 1673 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 

Large one bedroom, $385 One year 

lease Victoria Place 

540-2745 

BIRMINGHAM FARMS APTS 

6810 Telegraph 851 2340 4 bedroom 

$345 $365 I bedroom • den $395 $4 15 

Heat Included Adults No Pels 

BIRMINGHAM Troy area Small, qui 

et complex large 1 and 2 bedroom 

apartments Available now Some Tea 

lure double closets walk-in pantry, sep 

arale dining area and balcony, carpel 

ing and drapes ihroughoul All includes 

disposal heal and water Laundry facil 

ilies in each umi $320 $370 No pets 

please 2480 Crooks. S of Big Reaver 

Call be lore 5 PM 362 1940 

After 5 PM . 362-2834 

BIRMINGHAM 

Two bedroom townhOuse Private base 

ment. garage beautiful backyard $375 

per month 645-5431 

BIRMINGHAM. 1 bedroom upper flat 

walking distance lo downtown Birming 

ham, new- kitchen 4 bath $325 rent 

available Nov I After 6pm 642-2974 

A BEAUTIFUL WOODED SETTING 

PONTIAC 

$225 

One bedroom Orchard Lake Rd near 

Telegraph Includes carpet, air condii 

lioncr 4 heat Working adults wilh ref 

erenccs preferred 

ORCHARD WOODS APARTMENTS 

334-1878 

PLYMOUTH MANOR 

APTS. 

Special Offer 

$175 Mo for 90 Days 

With 1 Yr. Lease 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts 

Cify Of Plymouth 

Central Downtown Area 

No Pets . 

455-3880 

BROOKVIEW VILLAGE 

APTS 

Palmer Rd -W of Hannan 

Plymouth School District 

I & 2 Bedroom apartments 4 2 Bed 

room. I 1 ? bath townhouses Each unit 

completely an conditioned carpeted 

.ill appliances W'ESTINGIIOUSE 

WASHER DRYER in each individual 

unit Large yy.ilk in closets Lower units 

and townhouse with private palms 4 

doorwalls Ample parking Village paik 

wilh plav area 

No Pets 

FROM $255 & up Month 

P.- months security deposit 

RESIDENT MGR 729-0900 

111 to 6 Weekdays Sat by Appt 

I'V'i Orchard Dr Canton Twp 


FARMINGTON 

LIVONIA 

Luxury apartments Dishwasher, secur 

ily inieocom soundproof pool club 

house Sorry no pets Adult community 

I 4 2 bedrooms available 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

COME OCT 4 SEE US 

Mcrriman Rd (Orchard Lake Rdi 

Jusl one bl'x k S ol X Mile Rd 

MERRIMAN PARK APTS 

The most beautilul Garden apari 

ments in Michigan 

FOREST LANE 

APARTMENTS 

1,21111 NORTH W AVNE RD 

WESTLAND 

I h.'droom $275 2 liediooms $295 

ii pel tug appliances swimming poo' 

car parking $295 heal included 

lis. lo Westland Shopping Center 

728-4800 

BONNIE ^ IEW MANOR AITS 

H Mile telegraph One bedroom $275 

Two bedroom J.'lin Includes heal an 

conditioning and carpet Security de 

posit references required Adult com 

pli * No |iets 9AM .I'M Mon thru 

En Sal 9 12 538 5339 


GREAT OAKS 

• In Rochester 

ARE YOU SPECIAL? 

You are if you live in Great 0|ks We 

have a few 1 and 2 bedroom apart 

ments available for immediate occu 

pancv 

From $310 to $345 

651-2460 

940 Oakwood Drive 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPAN'Y lor one bed 

room .apartment An conditioned heat 

ami hot water furnished Swimming 

pool senioi (iti/ens welcome On 7 Mile 

rd w of Telegraph 538 3684 

I.AHSER ' Mil.I- area Modern one and 

two bedrooms Carpeting dishwasher 

ail condilioned heal ini lulled Ma(ur< 

adults preferred No pfls 25 .4953 

LARGE 2 bedroom Apt carpet air 

dl.i|>es appliances Gland Rivet 4 

Beech Daly yuiei adult building $300 

plus security deposit 591 2064 

LARGE 2 bedroom Upper I'.- bath« 

carpeted appliances JMHII ample park 

Hlg & stuiage balconies mature adults 

Greenfield I t Mile area 

I before 7 (irn 

CANTON . 

Spacious 2 bedroom townhouse fcalur 

ing all appliances I' 2 baths complete 

Iv carpeted central air gas cooking 

and heat included in rent 

$3s30. Per Month 

No Pets 

455-7440 

CHARLES HAMLET 

APARTMENTS 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

from $315 

Large spacious tiruis l arporls 

Walk 111 closets \ 1 r conditioning 

Pool Balconies or I'alios 

Hampton Community Facilities 

852-0311 

CLEAN-QUIET 

PLYMOUTH AREA 

Spacious 2 bedroom Well 

located. Heat furnished 

Adults only $320 No pets 1 

year lease Call until 9pm 

459-9507 1 

DEARBORN CLUB 

In Dearborn Heights 

5784 Inkster Rd 

lusi N oi Ford Rd 

1 Bedroom Apt 

2 Bedroom Townhouses 

From $280 

Includes heal 1 arpettng 

air conditioning, pool 

561-3593 

BOTSFORD PLACE 

GRAND RIVER-8 MILE 

Behind Botslotd Hospital 

H I M A. SAVE" 

Unci's Will Never Be As Low" 

Inflation Eighling Prt«es 1 

i in Luxury Apis 

1 BEDROOM for $339 

2 BEDROOM for $389/ 

3 BEDROOM for $459 

PETS PERMITTED 

Smoke Detectors Installed 

Singles Well ume 

Immediate Oci upancy 

W i Love Children 

HEAT & WATER INCLUDED 

yuiei prestige address swimming pool 

air conditioning, carpeting stove & re 

trigeralot all utilities except electrici 

iy included Warm apts Laundry la< ill 

lies InterrOIII system Good security 

Playground on premises For more in 

formal ion phone 

477-8464 

27883 Independence 


LIVE ON THE PARK 

PLYMOUTH PARK 

APARTMFNTS 

I 4 2 bedr'Hiiils Carpeted liying room 

and hall cnctral an conditioning kiich 

en built ins basement parking (mm.i 

Ready lor occupancy Horn $27* up 

monthly heat included Sec Manage! 

40285 Plymouth ltd Plymouth 

LIVONIA 

VALLEY WOOD 

29446 BOBRICH 

1 and 2 bedroom units 

Appliances and carpeting 

From $410 including heat 

ALSO Furnished units 

427-3320 or 774-1551 

I I XI UN MTS .AS Al 

Mudio Apartment J tTu 

I Year I IMS. 

Ul. 

\RI t 

. i M..n 

'.44 H 

UK I MtllOl SI- M'ART'MENTS 

I 2 In dioom apartments Royal Oak 

spat mus i arpeled Heal included |ioo 

\dutls preferred no pets 

SENIOR! ITIZEN RATES 

280 ikk'i 

OAK PARK 2 bedroom townhouse 

newly decorated haidwood floors 

hasemeill backyard appliances < lul 

drcii Ok no pels $,t 15 >47 055.4 

M api.i- NORTH I o up iv taking appli 

cations fin 1 2 ^ 8 bedroom lown 

houses Each townhoil-sc has a trill base 

llienl individual turfiacoN \ I tin mo 

slats hot water lank, Move refrigera 

lor 4 carpeting Enjdv Aecrude Euuity 

Bonn-ownership Tax Deductions ('hii 

dren welcome Monthly rales $2:c. 

$27(1 $28ll ithai includes heal Mem 

bcrship deposit & equity $H59 $950 

$|ll('(l Ian ated ill I hi" I ily ol Wmom 

Phone >i24 0036 

NEAR w \RREN K E\ ERGHEF.N up 

pel 3 rooms 4, bath no shown si..\. i 

relrigeralor lurnishl'd private en 

trance prelci single |idult steadily nil 

ployed sobi'i \ resfHiciahle with refer 

enccs No pels Sltiii rnnnih 591 pj4 

OLD BEDFORD AREA 

i pi La h set lii and Hiv 

tinned, nil bides y.is \ wall 

1.(5 Il93fi iii 

I bedtoon 

\ir condi 

$225 

559 .IT' 

NORTHVILLE 

yyi- i• \ 5 mh r hi- m 

INK BEDROOM ipiilments f«-r rent 

$2311 Ileal ami Water in. lulled 

Telegraph I" enkell area 

.ill Rath 538 8359 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

PARKCREST VILLA 

On West Warren E of Telegraph 

I A. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

'Carpeting, appliances sw imming pool 

KROM $275 IN( I I DINt. HEAT 

(If lice Hours 

Mon Tues Wed \ Eri |o i 

Sal 4. Sun 11-4 

Call 274-5662 

uNI- BEDBOOM \PT 

In town Birmingham he.il furnished 

garage $(7. pel month Sharp' One 

year lease 

Century 21 

PIETY HILL. INC J 642-8100 

Natural be a 

i mus newer 

budge jcios 

open park ar 

ijuilily o| th 

$31 

t\ surrounds it 

partrtienis Taki 

the rolling bio 

•a or ji|«i enjov 

WIMHE l bcdri 

2 hedfjMUiis fnitli $3 (i 

642-8686 

NOVI 

N 

i g- 

IDENTITY I n g> 2 bedroom bal 

ony apartment \ppb.in< > s carpeted 

eat & yy.iln IIII ludeij Adults pre 

•rred $2H.-i tm month 2M 4UK7 

t. \RDEN i "ITS' 

men! tully cat pet 

• in es $2"(i mniithlv 

seem ily deposit 

Dearborn Park Apts. 

26170 Michigan Ave 

.lust W of Hoc. h Italy 

2 BEDROOMS- $280 

Rental includes Air Conditioning 

Carpeting Pool 

Sound Prooled Const ruction 

562-4623 

GBEh Nh I E LD I I Mih I 

i tippet tarpeted appltathi" 

r pal king A Sloragi pool bal>. 

| lure adults pnî-ired 

Bel lire 7pm 2118 1.44 

kilt i. ii 


TIMBERIDGE M'ART Ml NTS 

I>cluxc 1 bedroom unit $ 115 

Wooded setting including all appli 

ances air conditioning drapes carpet 

ing. set in it v entrance 

Centrally located I of Orchard l.ak. 

Road on Folsom Road icxtension ol • 

mile rd i corner ol Tuck Road 

MANAGER in 5 4.8 I4H? 

OFFICE. 9 5 ' 47i. 534 ! 

HAMPTON 

COURT 

I MM EDI VIE oC( I l'\NC\ 

.N I \N11.' BEDROOM APTS 

spa. mus all,II tmi Mis w ilh all 

WESTLAND 729-4020 

ll\/ll PARK 

tiiartllleni I'll 

I't til J" 

I el IIg 

ailabb 

iiiilli. 

FARMINGTON HII.I.S Newly ,lc.o 

rated studio and I bedroom apattnietu 

Drapes shag carpel appliances o n 

Iral heal & air 474 2552 

llooM-R 

11.11- 2 b. -It 

Mil I RD \REA 

M.I. \l 'Illll M 

luxury apartments with 

s living areas & bedrooms 

W.ilkuig, distant. to dioppuig \ tI'stau 

rants Was a rondo has been com cried 

In verv (omli'tiahli rental- L>« ated di 

th. northeast turner ol lii Mill A 

Mt adowbrook 

oNI- BEDROOM $11 

IWoBEDfliMiM $37 

open Sal A Sun 12 5pm 

h42 HhUh (4K 95911 

OAKLAND MALL 

APARTMENTS 

ONE & TWO BEDROOMS 

from $280 

INCLUDES HEAT 

CARPETING 

AIR CONDITIONING 

SWIMMING POOL 

Close lo 1-75 expressway 

and just blocks from OaK- 

land Mall Shopping.Center 

365 East Edmund St . just 

East of John R and South of 

14 Mile Rd in Madison 

Heights. 

PHONE 588-5558 

9AM-5PM Mon thru Fri 

10AM-4PM Saturday 


Stoneridge 

1 A 2 bedroom Luxury Apartments 

From $330 

* INCLUDES * 

• CARPORTS-CARPETING -DRAPEs 

• APPLIANCES • STORAGE. AREA 

WITHIN THE APARTMENT 

Close lo downtown Farmington Erei 

dom Road W ol On hard Lake Road s 

of Grand River 

MANAGER 

31540 Freedom Rd Apt I 111 A 

i Al I. DAYS 8.AM hP.M 

47ti 3423 


FARMINGTON^ HII.I.S Muirwood 

Apts sub let I bedroom. $350 month 

474-2797 

FARMINGTON HII.I.S Muirwood I 

bedroom ground floor Sublease no de 

posit $370 monthly 478 1858 or 

855 288H 

GROSVENOR SOUTH 

TOWNHOUSES 

M M ST.. TAYLOR 

11 .isi ut I • Ii graph South ol CitxldarJ I 

SPA( IOUS 2 BEDROOM UNITS 

$252 month 

i m STOVE, 

1 % ALL I 

^ n i l 

REFRIGERATOR, CARPETING 

UTILITIES EXCEPT ELECTRIC 

offk f opfn daily. sat. andsln 

( all 28--8305 

ABANDON YOUR HUNT 

Select Rentals 

We Help Landlords & Tenants 

Share Listings 642 1820 

AMBER PLACE, li', Mile Troy 

Large I bedroom Oak floors, balcony, 

carport, pool Pet dog'' Yes 

AMBER 549 3618 

ATTRACTIVE One bedroom apart 

ment Maple. Haggerty area Utilities, 

air pool Walk in closet No pels $270 

644 1163 669 4534 

AVAILABLE NOV I 1 bedroom apart 

ment includes Appliances & Heat 

Outer Dr Schoolcraft Area $225 per 

month, $340 security deposit Ask for 

Paul 326 5543 326 2802 

NO BRAG- 

JUST FACT 

I pay the highest dollar for 

homes and will prove it. Call 

me last. 

JIM COURTNEY 

Century 21 


459-6000 

AVAILABLE 

12 Mile - Telegraph 

Spacious 3 bedroom ranch 

type, individual private en- 

trance, carpeting, appli- 

ances, clubhouse and pool. 

Small children welcome. 

Last unit. $490 per Mo. 

HEAT INCLUDED 

356-3782 356-6261 

REAL NICE 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX 

2 months FREE IT Subscription TV 

From s 265 a month 

Visit our model and receive a free pumpkir^. 

Very low move in costs featuring: stove, refrigerator,) private 

full basement. FREE maintenance. Private entrance. ! 

Children and small pets allowed. 

Corner of Glenwood and Ackley, 1 

Michigan, 3 blocks E. of Wayne Rd. 

2758 ACKLEY 

721-8111 

Open everyday 9 to 7 

Saturday & Sunday, Noon to 6 

12 mile N. of 

i Bedroom Townhouse 

III MINGTON G\RI)KN TOWNHOUSE* 

BONUS: 2-YEAR RENT FREEZE! 

\ rali'd (Kh P\RK 

Private front 

\ I I H M practical ail- 

«lre*». \cro*» Irom 

Kackliam 

Shopping, em- 

itting. Open l)ai- 

U. 

from 

S 1 

-CtUMH 

d e l 

r«»\ 

i vale 

rear door* & private 

lull basement, Keauti- 

l ii 11 \ landscaped. 


Oakland Valley 

No. 2 APTS. 

Near Oakland l mvi-n.it> N on Squirrel 

past Gallon Blvd 1. of Birchfield 

lo Patrick Henry Or K to office Apt 

hll Studio I an 354 4333 968 4106 


OS t 

ROCHESTER MANOR 

APARTMENTS 

801 PLATE 

I and 2 BEDROOMS 

Appliances L Carpeting 

From $260 including heat 

( All VIRGINIA 

651-7772 or 774-1551 

ROCHESTER SQUARE 

668 MAIN ST 

No of University Dr 

Spacious 

1 Bedroom $280 

Includes Heat 

Beautiful park area within walking 

distance to downtown Rochester 

652-0543 

RuMIT.CS Key Manor Apartments 

Metro Airport Area 2 bedroom appli 

ances and pool $70 a week 

941 0790 389 1000 

ROYAI.OAK AREA 

Spacious 2 bedroom apartment $325 

monthly Decorated with kitchen appli 

ances Hi al included, no pets 

Wagon Wheel Apartments 545 3768 

Ht'YM. OAK large 2 bedroom upper 

1 1 balhs carpeted, appliances pool, 

ample parking A storage balconies 

mature adults preferred 

t'all before 7pm 288 1544 

ROYAL OAK 

Rochester rd - 12 Mile. 

Beautiful newly carpeted 2 

bedroom townhouse. Full 

basement, cathedral ceil- 

ings $385 month 

547-2672 275-4364 

SCHOOLCRAFT OI'TER DR AREA I 

bedroom apartment $245 a month I 

vcar lease Heat A appliances included 

Call before 2 PM A after 5 30 I'M any 

time weekends 534 3446 

SENIOR CITIZENS RETIREES 

20 . Discount on beautiful studio A one 

bedroom apartments Includes heal, 

carpet A air Close to shopping A trans 

portaliofi Contact manager 532-9234 


20 Discount on beautilul studio A one 

bedroom apartments Includes heat, 


portation Contact manager 255-1829 


20 Discount on beautilul studio A cjne 

bedroom apartments Includes heat 


portation Oontact manager 532 9234 

SOUTHFIELD Across from Providence 

Hospital. 9 months left Pay for 

8 Window treatment included $545 

month plus utilities 559 0077 

SOCTHFIELD Providence Dr , Em 

bassy Towers Sublel I bedroom apartment 

4 mos $.156 Immediate occupan 

c\ Call before 8 PM 531-6610 

STEVEN ARMS AITS 

One bedroom Irom $265 Includes appli 

ances. carpeting drapes air and heat 

Nine Mile 1-75 area 

398 3686 

STUDIO A I BEDROOM APTS 

Available lor rent $200 $240 School 

• rait Outet Di area Call 

531 8100 

S I SON 2 large I bedroom apart 

ments Share utilities I'pper A Lower 

mi Horse earn n No children $200 to 

$225 1st A last months I 437 9494 


SQUARE LAKE HILLS 

APARTMENTS 

Bloomfield Hills 

Klingensmith between Square I.ake A 

Orchard Lake off Telegraph 2 bed 

room, 2 bath heat included Profession 

al Vacation land Accepting applica 

tions See' MANAGER' 

332-7616, closed Tues. 

WALLED LAKE Cozy studio apartment 

with bath and kitchen Available 

immediately, $150 a month plus securi 

ty. Call Linda 425-7181 

WALNUT CREEK APTS. 

RENTS REDUCED TO $320 

1 bedroom with balcony & 

utility room, 

Located in Farmington Hills 

Immediate occupancy 

851-1666 or 477-4066 

WATERVIEW 

FARMS 

On Pontiac Trail 

E of Beck Rd. 

1 Bedroom - $270 

Central Air - Carpeted 

Tennis Court 

Pool & Clubhouse 

624-0004 

WATERVIEW 

FARMS 

On Pontiac Trail 

E of Beck Rd 

1 Bedroom - $270 

Central Air - Carpeted 

Tennis Court 

Pool & Clubhouse 

624-0004 

WAYNE APARTMENTS 

Modern one bedroom newly decorated 

Carpeted Adults, no pets $225 per 

month 595-8010 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Jane Bilot 

231 Channinc 

Ferndale. Mi 

Please can tl"' (iii'tiii'iuH 

pditmi'nl O' the Otisi'iv • 

ctMit'ii Oy Tuesday Oi.tut. 

1981 to «lain' ."in . I 

WING IICKri' 

591-.'300 


VILLAGE GREEN 

OF PLYMOUTH 

Studio & 1 bedroom apart- 

ments for mature adults. 

FROM $249 

459-7080 

Village Green 

OF 

BELLEVILLE 


FROM $285 

An All Adult Community 

Heat Included 

699-2040 

Weekdays 9 to 5. Sat 9 to 12 

Village Green Management Co 

400 Apsrtments For Rent 

TROY Luxury 1 bedroom plus den 

apartment with private balcony over 

looking wooded setting Includes all ap 

pliances. carport, community building 

pool and tennis courts 

THREE OAKS APARTMENTS362 4088 

TROY ROYAI.OAK AREA 

Sharp' Affordable I bedroom in lovely 

complex includes new carpet heat 

drapes, kitchen appliances carport 

pool air $325 Mo . 626 5457 

TROY SOMERSET ARE A 

Spacious 1 bedroom apartment $330 

monthly With den. |350 monthly At 

tractive 2 bedroom apartment $380 

monthly Carpeted, decorated A heat in 

eluded 

Village Apartments 362 0245 

TROY • 1 A lx bedrooms, wood burning 

fireplace, dishwasher oak floors, patio 

Pet cat welcome 

AMBER 549-3618 

TWIN TOWERS 

APARTMENTS 

SOUTHFIELD 

targe 1 and 2 bedroom apartments 

irom $334 Many leatures including 

draperies, carpeting, and indoor pool 

No pets Open 10-5 weekdays. Sat 10 4 


TWO BEDROOM ideal for sharing 

1 1 .i A 2 baths, oak floors wood burning 

fireplace, bal cony 

AMBER. Roval Oak • 549 4045 

TWO REDHOOMS at Village Apart 

ments Wixom 3 rd floor with balcony 

Free heat $285 per month Call John at 

624-0128 or 626-0805 

TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY 

22277 W 12 MILE 

SOCTHFIELD 

ONE BEDROOM 

RENT INCLUDES 

HEAT A HOT WATER 

STORAGE 4 LAUNDRY 

FACILITIES EACH FLOOR 

FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN 

CARPETING 

CENTRAL AIR 357-5809 

VILLAGE SQUIRE 

ON FORD RD 

JUST E. of 1-275 


from $270 

Central Air. Fully Carpeted 

Sound Conditioned 

Pool & Sauna 

• Cable TV Available 

453-8773 

VILLAGE SQUIRE 

HOCKEY 

SEE THE RED WINGS AT JOE LOUIS ARENA 

ON FORDRD ' 

• JUST E. of 1-275 


from $270 

Central Air Fully Carpeted 

Sound Conditioned 

Pool & Sauna 

• Cable TV Available 

453-8773 



TOWERS OF Southfield Quality living 

in an exclusive high rise apartment 

community Executive Penthouse apts . 

one bedroom apts , two bedroom, 2 bath 

apts , exceeding I 000 sq II Olympic 

pool tennis courts, covered parking and 

security gate house Perfectly located 

in Southfield Rem starts at $350 Pre 

sented by the FourMidAble Group For 

details Call 356 3650 

TOWN A COUNTRY AITS 

Attractive studio and one bedroom, 

from $225 N W area Includes heat, 

carpet air Contact manager 255-1829 

TOWNE APTS 

Crooks & Big Beaver Area 

Modern 1 bedroom apart- 

ment, heat Included. 

Dishwasher, carpeted, air 

conditioned, large storage 

area. $325 month Call 

362-1927 

353-2996 

TELEGRAPH PLYMOUTH 

GLEN COVE 

Desirable one bedroom 

apartment Carpet, drapes, 

heat, air, appliances. Adults 

preferred, no pets. 

SR CITIZEN RATE 

A TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE 

FURNISHED APTS AVAILABLE 

$260 538-2497 

THE GLENS APTS 

At Hamilton Farms 

Brighton 

RENTALS FROM 

$275 

229-2727 

W BLOOMFIELD Sublet large new 2 

bedroom. 2 bath apartment, garage 

beautilul grounds ( all mornings onlv 

642-3914 

11 Mile A Woodward 2 hedrtmm lower 

clean apartment Carpet stove refng 

erator. lease Set liritv Deposit 1st A last 

month 541 4148 

12 MIL)E-I.AI|SF.H 

LAUREL WOODS 

Luxurious adult community 

2 bedroom. 2 bath town- 

house with own laundry 

room & storage Clubhouse 

& pool 

357^3174 

R Mil.I A ORCH ARD LAKE 

VILLAGE OAKS 

Spacious one ami two bedroom apart 

ment' in Fatmiiiglpn Hills Including 

I ai pel drapes A hafr.! \iluli • preferred 

no pets 

FROM $300 

474-1305 

Exceptional Apartments 

1 and 2 Bedroom Plans 

From s 260 

• ideal location only • Dishwashei 

minutes Irom Twelve • Central air 

Oaks Mall 

conditional 3 

• Walk-in storage room • Private baK ony or 

within apartment palio 

• Range & Relngerator • Swimming 3 ool 

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404 Houses For Rent 

ATTRACTIVE HOMES in Livonia 

$ I (MH) II '>00 moves you in Rent with 

Option to buy 3 4 bedrooms. all styles, 

and all features Call 425-7625 or 

261 160(1 Property Manager 

KEIM 

SUBURBAN WEST 261-1600 

RIRMINGIIAM BRICK RANCH 

t bedrooms appliances full basement, 

immaculate new carpeting. $475 

month 642-S945 

BIRMINGHAM BUNGALOW com 

plctclv r.'de. or .lied 3 bedrooms, dining 

room hasement paneled breezeway A 

aii.o hed garage $550 mo Call Sally 

Karl Keim »ireentrecs 645 5800 

RIRMINGIlAM COLONIAL 4 bed 

room hath Popplelon Park area, 

i lose to town Tree lined street com 

pleie kitchen lamily room finished 

basement 2400 sq feel Immediate oc 

, upam \ $950 per month 

|>a\s 549 0830 Eves 642 1513 

BIRMINGHAM line older home 4 

bedrooms I'J baths complete kitchen. 

l.imiK riHim fireplace 2'J garage 

$675 mo Broker Bruce 851 8070 

BIRMINGHAM In Town 3 bedrooms 

I 1 balhs 2 car garage finished base 

merit with wet bar fireplace appli 

lines fenced vard with deck $500 

monthly plus security ->749 

BIRMINGHAM miown 3 bedrooms 

basement deck separate dining appli 

on es immediate oc< upancv $475 mo 

64b 5237 


KORO SHELDON Rd area Lovely 

newly decorated 3 bedroom ranch 

Fireplace, full basement rec room, 

stove refrigerator. 1 •> car garage, 

fenced yard, garden area Available im 

mediately $550 month 1 973-7635 

FRANKLIN' Charming, spacious 3 bed 

room Cape Cod on Cul-de-sac Ravine 

setting 2 fireplaces, 3 baths, library, 

barnwood family room, 4 car garage A 

more $950 mi) Complete Security 

System Immediate occupancy 626 3084 

FRANKLIN VILLAGE charming 4 

bedrooms. 3 L i baths. 2 fireplaces, home 

on wooded site Immediate Short term 

Rental available Also Option to Buy 

References required $1 100 per month 

851 5438 

SOUTHFIELD • 3 bedrooms, attached 

garage, complete basement, recreation 

room with fireplace. I'j baths, $450 

Call alter 7pm 967-3529 

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom brick 

ranch fenced vard newly decorated 

1st month rent $400 plus $500 security 

deposit References 399 0642 

LAHSER A FENKELL AREA 

15031 W6stbrook Two bedroom. I L > 

car garage corner lot I L » months se- 

curity. $225 per month 353-1111 

LAHSER FIVE MILK AREA 

5 room 2 bedrooms, nice yard recently 

decorated. $195 per month 851 9189 

BIRMINGHAM IN TOWN 3 bedrooms, 

basement garage screened porch pri 

sate vard carpeted appliances gas 

heat $4 >0 deposit 644 1875 642-1232 

BIRMINGHAM Maple Coolidge 3 

.Itoonis lull basement carpeted. 1 

II lease $450 per month $450 securi 

deposit References required Call af- 

, r. I'M 645 2384 

BIRMINGHAM 

•al \ lean 3 bedroom home Beauti 

i nardwood lloor in living room car 

led hall & bedrooms ceramic balh 

Hi •.howiit doors kitchen appliances 

»ome dtvoraiet window treatments 

lulled FYnoed in backyard $455 per 

•nth lea*' 645-1979 

BIRMINGHAM Lease option $2400 re 

bate "| rcrfl absolutely spotless 3 bed 

loom ranch fenced in.yard kitchen ap 

(litanies nfar parks schools shopping 

A bus line $4115 lease 6451979 

ce 14 Mile krea 

Kim Cape Cod fireplace lamily 

aipctcel gas heat extras Chll 

K $ .on month plus security 

t1 all 12 5pm 557-5552 

BIRMINGHAM 

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedrooms basement 

mar ine ga* heat Ml applianc es fenced 

•said ileaf Birmingham N $415 per 

month plutfsecufitv 644-3807 

Bit!MINi.IIaM i iM-droom bungalow 

appliances, tulls Carpeted immediate 

.. i up.ine ; no |>ets $42:. month plus se 

cunts ma«er included 288-1254 

Landlords/Tenants 

We offer these services free rental 

list rental leasing service, full property 

management Ask for 

TED PRESTON or FRED MIOTKE 

Century 21 


459-6000 

LATHRDI' VILLAGE Attractive 3 

bedroom ranch Southfield schools 

Many extras including central air $650 

per month Weekdays 8 30AM 5I'M 

851 5300 ext 250 

LIVONIA Clean I bedroom home (of 

working couple or retirees Carpeted, 

drapes 4 all appliances $320 monthly 

Call after 5pm 425 4463 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS :t bedroom brick 

ranch, sharp clean central air appli- 

ances 2 car garage $479 monthly Im- 

mediate occupancy m executive ranch lircplaced (ami 

!\ A lising rooms 1 s.iniis baths larrti 

kiii hen ispai mus eating a real 2 i ar at 

lathed garage 464 6413 

LIVONIA Schoolcraft l.evanarea 

3 bedroom bnik ranch Family room 

with fireplace An attached garage 

$625 per month 591-3251 

BIKMIVFIhAM 2121 W INDKMERF 

G.I- heal stove relrigeralor dryer 3 

bcdioom brick 2'J .ar garage plus 

boat sp.n 1 enced s aril finished base- 

ment V ross from park with tennis 

court Fireplace I'ets OK Near com 

riiutor trapi Immediate occupancy 1 

se.n lease Married couple preferred 

$ .Ml t all Ml O Rrien davs 644 4100 

Es es 334 5206 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom unfur 

nished 1 bath lull basement Washer 

dryer relrigeralor stove dishwasher 

included Good location for transporta 

lion si hoids & shopping $550 mo 

Flei Ir ii its 4 water included Call be 

lore II \M or after 7 30PM 549 8493 

BIRMINGHAM I bedroom colonial 

sins.- refrigerator washer 4 dryer 

u(»'i drape's $495 plus security Call 

liter I tupm 646 7648 

BIRMINGHAM 4 bedroom siaiely 

F.nglish Tudor w.»«l stove in fireplace, 

singles or lamils Option |o buy $550 

Days 645 0750 

BLOOMFIELD Hills colonial 4 bed 

rooms . baths family room fire 

place icntral air immediately avail 

ible $725.month 8515115 

BLOOM Fl El D HILLS (harming Eu 

ropceti Tudor t bedrooms 2'i balhs 

turmture available includes lawn & 

snow maintenanc e 837 6221 644 2932 

Bl.ooMKIEI.D Mil IS Gatehouse- 600 

sq feel 2 rooms situated on private es 

iate $too per month inc luding utilities 

No pets deposit required 978 80fl 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS RANCH 

s> i ludcel Rlnomlield Hills Schools 3 

bedrooms 2 i ar a I tai bed garage all 

utilities New carpel i paint $650 

month Mil 1387 739 2828 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom ranch Newly re 

modeled new carpeting thru out Mod 

ern kitchen all new appliances $500 

month Available Nov 1st Serious in 

quiries Only 427 0349 or 525 7614 


REDFORD 2 bedrooms, garage, com- 

pletely redecorated A carpeted, oven 

Deluded $325 monthly $300 security 

Must work A have references 476 7349 

REDFORD' 3 bedroom brk-k ranch 

Dining room. den. basement. 2 car ga 

rage Immediate occupancy $450 

month 533-41(28 

REDFORD-2 bedroom, basement, ga 

rage stove A refrigerator $350 per 

month plus utilities Security deposit 

Call Davs. 476 1244. Eves 478 7745 

SUPER SHARP new 3 bedroom 

ranch, carpeting and drapes, through 

out Five Mile Beech area Immediate 

occupancy Security and references re- 

quired $415 427-5774 

THREE bedroom brick ranch Cherry 

Hill School district. Inkster $375 

month $425 security deposit After 

5 30pm 326 4708 

THREE bedroom I ' j bath, ranch with 

family room. Honda room Gas grill A 

shed Attached gararge $550 month 

T r o y 

689 0238 

408 Duplexes For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM elegant side-by side du 

plex with very private entry, 2 large 

bedrooms with living room, separate 

dining room, kitchen with stove A re- 

frigerator private basement A garage 

Gas heal $450 month $500 security No 

pels 644 3185 

CANTON duplex, Ford A Sheldon, 

brand new. 3 bedrooms, 1 u « baths, full 

basement, dishwasher, stove $515 mo 

9812483 841-2265 

COMMERCE TOWNSHIP 

2 bedroom duplex Nice area Carpeted 

Appliances Central air Full basement 

Price negotiable Call Frank Wright or 

leave message al 728-6182 

NORTHVILLE 3 bedrooms. 1baths, 

full basement, stove, large back yard. 

I'j Mos security.. I Yr lease. 1 small 

pet $425 per Mo Call 349 5933 

NORWAYNE DUPLEX 

2 bedroom, fenced lot. living room and 

kitchen carpet Sharp unit in excellent 

location close to school Available im- 

mediately $270 mo plus utilities $300 

security deposit 729 0927 474 8766 

TROY LAKE CHARNWOOD Quality 

home with den sauna, small exercise 

room, charming master bedroom suite 

A other features 373 1745 

TROY Ranch I 4 baths rural setting 

I acre all appliances, drapes, air condi 

tinning garage full basement, $500 

plus security deposit 649 4687 

TROY 2 bedrooms newly decorated, 

fenced in back vard No pels All utili 

ties paid $400 month Call after 5pm 

689 9839 

TROY 3 bedroom colonial. I 'j baths', 2 

car garage with door openers, full base 

rnent family room fireplace Large 

kitchen, (enced vard $550 641-8427 

WALNUT LAKE 3 bedroom Execu- 

tive ranch with (linkage on Walnut 

Lake Birmingham schools Air condi- 

tioned. Davs 557 4950 Eves 645-1025 

WAYNE 3 bedrooms, rec room, ener 

US efficient garage, no pels $450 mo 

After 6pm 459-4874 

VS Rl.OOMFIELD-available immedi- 

ately Beautiful 2600 plus sqft contem- 

porary tri level 4 bedroom, 2 full 2 

hall baths. 2'* car garage $950 per 

month Lease security Mi Bisbee 

Davs 565-3900 Eves 626-7748 


2800 sq ft 4 bedroom. 2'j bath, central 

air radiant heat all appliances coun 

Irs kitchen maintenance free exterior, 

sauna wooded lot many builtins & ex 

S LEASE/SALE 

BY OWNER 

Rental $1200 per month 

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WEST BLOOMFIELD 4 bedroom lake- 

front colonial. $550 Call Eves 645 1025 

or Davs 557 4950 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom Available Nov 1 

$350 per month No lee AAA Homes 

588 4702 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom ranch 2 car ga 

rage full basement ete nice si/e lot, 

quiet neighborhood $550 month Secun 

is deposit Call 425-3343 595 1469 

WEST BLOOMFIELD New executive 

In level. 170o Sq Ft country setting 3 

bedrooms 2 tiaths rent option to bus 

$575 per Mo Call hlu-.W.W 

PLYMOUTH 1 bedroom stove, refrig 

erator, carpeting $260 per month No 

pets Also I bedroom efficiency $250. 

all utilities included 455 0391 

BEDFORD TWP 2 bedroom duplex, 

full basement, storms, screens stove, 

eas heat, disposal carpeted, fenced 

back yard Near W Chicago A Beech 

Daly $315 mo 421-2494 or 525 8298 

ROYAL OAK Furnished ranch Duplex 

to lease I bedroom. I 1 / baths Large 

storage area garage $275 mo . secun 

ty deposit Ask for Pal Days 354 4030 

412 Townhous^s-Condos 

For Rent 

ROCHESTER CONDO 

$500 Large townhouse in desirable 

Stratford Manor Possible third bed 

room Over 1500 sq ft Spacious rooms, 

dramatic entrance Indoor/outdoor 

pool Call days 646 560( 

Evenings A weekends. 641 8668 

ROCHE-SI ER 

Crooks A Hamlin 

2 bedrooms. 1 car gara 

heat Call Skip at 

ge $375 includes 

774-1551 

ROMULUS 2 bedroom townhouse. up- 

stairs. bath full bisemenl. cjrpet 

ed living room private dmiitg room 

$241 per month 595-8712 

ROYAL OAK Roche iter rd and 12 

Mile 2 bedrooms, ful 

carpet. $385 547-2572 

ROYAL OAK (14 A ( rexiks) Coventry 

Park - 2 bedroom 1 l j( baths, finished 

basement private pafio pool A club 

house Heal included $.475 642-3239 

basement, new 

r 275 4364 

414 Florida Rentals 

POMPANO BEACH penthouse condo, 1 

bedroom, 1^ baths, on ihe Tam-o- 

shanter Country Club A private lake 

Professionally furnished including pool 

A sauna Monthly or seasonal rates Af 

ter 6pm . , 553-4290 

420 Rooms For Rent 

NOVI 

Room A board for male retiree senior 

citizen Phone 349 5047 

POMPANO BEACH luxury oceanfront 

penthouse apartment for rent or sale 

Furnished 2 bedroom with large balco- 

ny ocean view Pool, sauna Beautiful 

For information call A ask for Bob 

Davs, 666 3630 eve 681 4555 

SARASOTA Siesta Key Gulf lo Bay 

Condo 2 bedroom. 2 baths fully fur 

nished pool tennis Available month or 

season Adults preferred 286 5846 

SEVEN SPRINGS Country Club Villa. 

Newport Richey on 2 golf courses 2 

bedrooms. 2 baths Nov . I)ec . Jan 

A April May 626-6761 

SOUTHFIELD LUXURY High Rise 

condominium Providence Tower 9th 

floor 2.500 sq fl 3 bedrooms! 2 baths, 

swimming pool, tennis court under 

ground garage Very exclusive A pro 

tected. $975 include 

Days 644 1232 

SOUTHFIELD Newl 

do. 2 bedrooms, all n 

maintenance 

Eves 644 1318 

i decorated con 

almond color 

appliances, new beige:plush carpeting 

carport, storage swimming pool Avail 

able in Nov $400 includes heat. 

After 6pm I 759 2355 

WESTLAND Venoy Glenwood 2 bed 

room duplex, decorated, excellent con 

dilion. immediate occupancy $275 

monthly plus security deposit 274 6202 

WESTLAND Venoy-Glenwood Newly 

remodeled A redecorated. 2 bedrooms, 

carpeted, fenced excellent condition. 

$290 plus deposit No dogs 562-4451 

TROY RANCH CONIX 

room, full basement, a 

decorated On a mon 

month plus security 

TROY ROYAL( 

Affordable I bedroon 

complex includes ne 

drapes, kitchen appl 

pool, air $325 Mo 

410 Flats For Rent 

TROY 3 bedroom ra 

pool, finished basemen 

ances. patio Availab 

$600 monthly plus sect 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom up 

per large living room, carpeted thru 

oijt newly redecorated, heat included 

$.150 per month 855 2505 851 8498 

GRAND RIVER and 7 Mile Nice 3 bed 

ruiom lower dining room carpeting and 

drapes stove and refrigerator. $280 

652 6256 

WESTLAND CONDO I bedroom with 

pool, includes heat A water plush car 

pet. appliances, walk in pantry private 

entrance, park at door $300 a month 

278-7462 or 427 8546 

LIVONIA Seven Mile Farmington Rd 

Spacious 3 bedroom upper flat, gas heat 

A ,kitchen appliances included Nov I 

occupancy $360 mo 420-3026 

WESTLAND - 1st floon I bedroom con 

do Overlooks pond Club house A pool 

Walk to Westland Shopping Center 

$275 mo Call after 5pm 425-3167 

REDFORD I bedroom upper, carpel 

ed stove refrigerator $275 per month, 

all utilities included Call after 6 30pm 

533 1884 

WESTLAND Palmer A Wayne 1 I bed 

room upper Hat carpeted, stove A re 

frigerator $265 per month includes all 

utilities 729 8718 

W BLOOMFIELD Twp Locklin 

Pines. 2 bedroom condio 2 baths 2 car 

irage. full basement, professionally 

decorated $'">75 per month Ask (or 

Brad Glasson. Century 21 Cedar 

Shores i 698 4500 

414 Florida Rentals 

412 Townhouses-Condos 

For Rent 

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tiedroorri 

WEST RLOOMFIEI.D Custom quality 

2 bedroom lakefront rafich Peaceful 

setting ideal foi corporate transferee 

needing 3 6 month rental $650 per 

month 420-3102 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom ranch finished 

rec room garage $475 month, 1st and 

l.isi months rent plus $250 security de- 

posit Belts Barry 420 2100 

WESTLAND Available Nov I Cozy 2 

bedroom 2 1 / car garage all appli 

ances $350 mo I month security 

Robert Mueller 277 20l3or 288 0040 

LIVONI A I liedroom brick ranch no 

garage Yr lease family preferred F! 

of Wonderland Mall 'Near schools and 

transportation Alter 5 PM 642-5655 

WESTLAND clean 2 bedroom, new 

carpeting appliances drapes No pets 

Immediate occupancy Security A 

lease 459 8268 

I I VON IA 5 MILE A M1DDLEBELT 

:t liedroom bungalow I bath 2 car ga 

rage Call after 5pm 

522 8592 

NORTH WEST DETROIT 4 bedroom 

home near Redford carjieted $400 per 

month plus security Call 3 to 5PM 

352 0041 

NORWAYNE 3 bedrooms freshly 

painted Fenced bac k sard No appli 

ance-s $265 month • security deposit 

537 8442 

NOVI New 4 bedroom quad family 

room with lire-place electric stove, 

dishwasher immediate- possession $600 

month Victor E Jams 349-0928 

N ROCHESTER vers private 3 bed 

room on 2 lakes of heavily wooded 

acreage $435 month plus .security 

Days 939-7420 Evenings 781 5651 

N ROYAI.OAK executive type home 

Formal living dining study oi 4th bed 

room Fireplace deck cedar walls Pic- 

turesque 150x220 lot tilled with trees 

References required First A last as se- 

curity $600 mo 313 Woodside Rd For 

appt call 43 . 6048 589 3738 

i \NTON beautilul brand new home 

wilh tujl basemen! attached garage 

t.inn Is .v dining rooms fin-place more' 

$-i'io mo Tepee Rc.elts 533 7272 

\NToN Immaculate •Id I 

iK.p i an. h . 

! ire-plli e »4 

1284 or * 

baths Iannis ri 

. per month 


'ge 

R"' 

lepee 

3 be'droom colonial 

J'. iil mo negotiable 

I I month rent in ad 

st month In 981 1239 

i \\S.LAKI- LAKEFRONT 

Kn| I ,. ase wilh option in purchase I.C 

N. w too sq It I hediiNim Dutch Colo 

nial with attached 2 1 1 car garage natu 

i.il lire-place Must be- seen For Ap 

pointme-nl Call Builder Al(3l3l626 1234 

Immediate i ii cupancs 

( I VRKsToN Hillside country ranch 

iiirrusiie-d oi unfurnished Scenic view 

•serlooking |>ond I bed looms 3 lire 

pi.ii es spa. le.U- well equip|H-d kill ben 

y. in $'110 negotiable- .42 >777 or 

851 4081 

i I \WsiiN Tri level I bedrooms I ' j 

h.ilhs I.iimls room 2'2 ear garage 

N. w Is dec oral ell $ >0 plus security de 

;>..sii \>k lor loho fallan 549 5405 or 

280 0143 

i OMMKRt K TOWNSHIP 

j Iiedtoom duplex Nice area Carpeleil 

Appliances Central air F ull basement 

I'll* • negoliahl. Call Frank Wrighl or 

leave message at 728 6182 

OAK PARK Near Northland 2 bed- 

rooms all eleclric kitchen living room 

dining room basement carpeted $400 

per month I 'a months security Inquire 

Manco Tooling 209511 Gree-nlield 

Oak Park 


Place sour classified want ad in 

Suburban Detroit s finest market 

The Observer A Fa centric Newspapers 

591-0900 Wayne 



I se your V isa or Master Card 

olUON TWP Kcatington 3 bedroom 

colonial 2 car garage family room. 

$ >50 |x-r month plus security deposit of 

$750 879 1 1 1 1 

t II TER DRIVE A LYNDON AREA 

"2 bedrooms carpeted living room, 

stove refrigerator garage $230 per 

month plus $250 security 356-8343 

OUTER DRIVE & SCHOOLCRAFT 

Small I bedroom home with stove 

F reshly repainted $175 month $15.0 se- 

curity 476-7349 

PLYMOUTH AREA 2 bedroom home 

$375 security Stove refrigerator 

liable References required 

459 1911 

CoMMERCF UNION LAKE 

I bedrooms, lireplaie 2 car garage 

b.csi-rnenl .11 appliances Available 

now $24 > |H-r 2 weeks 624 6948 

I V MOUTH CANTON schools 3 bed 

oom colonial I'i baths $550 plus de 

posit Family room fire-place 

dishwasher stove, children OK no pets 

Lease- Possible opium to buy 397 8062 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

bedrooms fenced vard Nice area 

ttiiii i month plus $300 security dc|xis 

it 422 6590 

F \ U I TIV F. HOME W Bloomfield 

Features include 3 bedrooms 3 baths 

study spacious family room walkout 

linished basement appliances 2 car ga 

iage etc References A credit report 

required onls those qualified need in 

quire option to purchase possible F'or 

an appointment i all days 645 2191 

FARMINGTON IIILI.S 3 bedroom 

ranch large- lot quiet wooded location 

Reasonable priced to sell Rent option 

available 592 4021 

I- ARM ING Tl IN 

home on 5 ,n re-> 

tad John at 

HILLS 2 bedroom 

$500 per monfh Con 

349 7600 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 acres of 

I roes surround this 3 bedroom 2 hath 

ranch 2 lire-places bar 2 car garage 

Singles-OK $700 monthly 553 3181 

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 bedroom 

home Fireplace carpeting drapes 2 

. ar heated Kar-'g"' some appliances 

$400 per month plus security 477 8897 

FARMINGTON Hll.LS 2 bedrooom 

larm house wanted a handyman lo 

trade labor and materials for reduced 

rem 474 7611 


Kxee ulive home for lease 3000 sq foot 

t bedroom 2'/ bath wooded 4 . acre 

site m prestigious Rolling Oaks Sub 

$110(1 monthly 553 2770 

FARMINGTON HILLS sharp clean 3 

bedroom Ranch near 13 Mile A Drake 

I'/ baths lireplace dining room. 2'i 

car attached garage laundry room 

carpeted thru out appliances A drapes 

Friendly Subdivision $580 per month 

Call after 6pm 360-2875 

FARMINGTON 4 Bedroom fireplace 

large yard 2 car garage $500 month 

Security deposit Leave message 

478 3249 

FRESHLY DECORATED, new carpet 

ing 3 bedroom brick ranch 2'i car ga 

rage near Warren A Merriman $450 

month After 6PM call 474-3076 

GARDEN CITY 2 brdroom home 

clean, no basement large yard. $350 

mo plus security deposit 427-6186 

PLYMOUTH TWP Executive ranc h, i 

bedrooms 2'< baths 1st floor laundry 

large family room with fireplace $650 

monthly 459 9396 or 459 6300 

W ESTLAND near Wayne A Warren 4 

bedroom garage lull basement $375 

per month plus secunlv A utilities 

753-4984 

WESTLAND North 2 bedroom. 1 1 * 

car parage gas hot water he>at $325 

1st &• last month rent After 5pm 

478 0320 

WESTLAND Venoy. N ol Michigan 

immediate occupancy 2 bedroom du- 

plex I'u baths freshly painted, very 

clean $275 Security $350 652 7947 

WESTLAND. I liedroom duplex, stove, 

refrigerator e;ar|>e-i $175 a month No 

pels 1 year, lease 835-4852 

WESTLAND 2'i bedrooms, living 

room small kitchen I bath, basemen! 

stove A refrig $270 plus utilities Call 

after 5 30pm 722-8795 

W EST1.A1*J|1 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

family room, basement excellent 

ne-ighborhood. close to schools A shop- 

ping. $425 month 278-4392 

WESTLAND 3 bedroom well insulated 

ranch appliances basement security 

deposit, immediate occupancy Call af 

ter 6 PM ' 455 1959 

WESTLAND 4 bedroom 2'J car ga 

rage exce-llent condition $475 plus se 

cunts deposit No pets 595 8726. 

824 1439 

WEST ol Plymouth 4 bedroom ranch 2 

c ar garage- References A security $525 

per month 464 2962 

WOLVERINE WALLED LAKE Spa 

cuius hi level 3 or 4 bedrooms 2 1 . 

baths den 2 car garage Wolverine 

Lake privileges $290 2 weeks 624 6948 

Ill's 1 75 A South Blvd 1 

den central air 2nd floor 

. Secunlv deposit 

• 645 2446 

AVAILABLE 

10 Mile - Lahser 

2 oi 3 bedrooms. 2'.- baths living room 

dining room separate breakfast nook 

biiill m appliance's Finished rec room 

wilh separate luundry room Fully car 

pelted drapery > rods 1950 Sq Ft 

Clubhuse A pool individual private pa 

tiii e-arpOl t included Adult teenAchil 

djenarea Sorry no pels From $495 

HEAT INCLUDED 

356-8844 

' BLOOMFIELD Hll.LS SCHOOLS 

MOON LAKE 

2 or 3 bedroom townhouses, no common 

walls, attached garage full basement- 

patio fireplace fishing goll tennis 

pool park $660 lo $935 per month Long 

Lake- Rd one mile west of Middlebelt 

Open daily from I 6 30PM 

(Closed Fridays) 


BLOOMFIELD HILLS Woodward 

Lone Pint- 2 bedroom townhouse. 2'J 

balhs fireplace 2 car garage $800 mo 

Broker Owner 352-8750 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Brand new Luxury Condo • 3 bedroom 

3'. balhs & fireplace Rent with option 

ill buv John 876-1541 851-071 1 

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP Foxcroft 

Apartments Executive townhouse to 

Sublet Nov I 3 bedroom 2 l i baths for 

itial dining room full basement, car 

port $725 626 2590 626 7777 

BLOOMF IELD West Pebble Creek 

bedrooms pool security Monthly on I 

year lease $750 Available immediate 

Is 855 9057 

BLOOMFIELD WEST 

Large 'I bedroom unit Pebble Creek 

luxury condo All appliances included 

Immediate occupancy $795 month 

Call 9am 5pm only 491 7602 

W BLOOMFIELD Pine Lake- Pnvi 

leges Bloomlie-ld Hills Schools 4 bed- 

rooms 3 balhs. private- pond 1 5 acres 

Sauna air conditioning elc $850 a 

month Davs 355-1727 Fives 334-8123 

W BLOOMFIELD 3 bedroom lake 

privileges available Nov 6625 Leyton- 

stone off Walnut l.ake Rd W ol 

Drake $480 monthly Call on weekends 

661-5981 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Frank Baker 

14581 Richfield 

Livonia. Ml 

PLYMOUTH TWP 2 bedroom Carpel 

-d appliane-es garage large lot. patio 

$375 plus security A utilities Immedi- 

ate occupancy No pets I 632 7547 

PLYMOUTH TWP Attractive 3 bed 

room Ranch on quiel street Large 

backyard 2 car garage storage she-d 

stove refrigerator walk to shopping 

$450 mo Fives A Weekends 459 9189 

PLYMOUTH 2 bedrooms. 2 acre's. 

$375 per month plus utilities and secur- 

ity deposit Call Sharon Hitchcock Gal 

lei vol Homes 453-2210 

PLYMOUTH 3 bedroom home, imme- 

diate occupancy $400 month plus se- 

curity deposit Call between 9am 5pm 

471 0740 

REDFORD TWP 2 3 bedroom home 

Appliances carpeted garage $375 per 

month plus security deposit Call after 

5pm 582-5249 

SOUTHFIELD N 12 Mile Modern 

dean 3 bedroom brick ranch fully car 

peled built in stove, carport, air unit 2 

child limit no dORs Only $415 557-6515 

SOUTHFIF'.LD Prime location on ra 

vine lol 3 bedrooms, living room, din 

ing room den, family room, country 

kitchen 2 fireplaces 2'i caj attached 

garage circular drive $600 monthly 

Days 355 0880 Evenings A weekends 

557 9371 

REDFORD 4 bedroom colonial, IM» 

baths carpeted hasement. $425 month 

|y 326 8301 

ROCHESTER AREA 3 bedrooms 1 

balhs Living room wilh cathedral ceil 

ings and lireplace Family room, large 

vard call after 6 pm 375 9417 

PIi m-,i- i .ill r 

[i.iririK-iil .it i 

Conine l>v In. 

I'm I lo (.1.1111 

wing in m i 

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W BLOOMFIELD - 3 bedroom ranrh 

Walled Lake Schools lake access appli 

ances. curtains A storage shed $375 per 

month plus utilities Call afier 5pm 

363-6487 

H&80 STOUT off Evergreen A Lyn 

don Vacant move-in 3 bedroom brick 

basement garage extra lot Only 

$300 mo Option to Buv $2,600 needed 

559 7772 

3loo SOUTHFIELD Dearborn. 3 bed 

room ranch no garage No pets Mar- 

ried family $375 per month $375 se 

curily deposit I year lease References 

278 2119 

406 Furnished Houses 

For Rent 

CANTON TWP 4 bedroom, dining 

room, family room, fireplace garage 

basement, dishwasher A stove $500 

month 422 5034 425-2230 

FURNISHED 1 bedroom home 

Klvmouth $325 month available until 

May 459 7254 453 3355 

ROCHESTER colonial 3 bedroom, full 

basement. 2 car attache-d garage, large 

storage area. $650 per month with op- 

tion to buy $89 900 689 8576 

ROCHESTER 4 bedroom executive co- 

lonial all extras. $800 5 bedroom colo- 

nial on W acre lot. $700 Other leases 

available also Call Anna Pearcy, 

Chamberlain 651-8850 652 4618 

SANDY BOTTOM LAKE W of S 

Lyon. 3 bedroom I ' i bath house, also 1 

bedroom apt A other rentals 437 2610 

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom, thmily 

room with natural fireplace, covered 

patio, carpeting, new appliances avail 

able newly remodeled $470 month, 

plus security, References 425 2519 

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom ttneh. car- 

c ned basement $425 monthly, 


O & E 

SCHOOLCRAFT A Outer Drive, clean 2 

bedroom house, fenced yard Refer- 

ence, credit check $240 month 

Security deposit. $360 532 6641 

SHELBY TWP - 3 bedroom ranch, 2 

car garage fenced yard, Utica schools 

$475 per mo plus utilities 

Call collect. Houghton I 906 482-0226 

IN CI.ARKSTON VILLAGE ON LAKE 

Large furnished house with big deck A 

spacious lawn Available immediately 

for 5 through 7 months 4 bedrooms, 

car attached garage Phone Clarkston 

625 2301 or Royal Oak 545 3839 

WALLED LAKEFRONT. 2 miles from 

Twelve Oaks Mall lovely 2 bedroom 

garage.laundry to May 15 $375 '-de 

posit A utilities 422 8466 

408 Duplexes For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM DUPLEX 

Redding Rd . corner Lakeside 2 bed 

rooms. 1 bath, living room with fire 

place, new kitchen, screened porch 

basement and garage Just painted 

Quiet, private area Mature adults, no 

pets $525 per month Contact 

Mr Palmer for details Metro Group 

.Management 645-2111 

BIRMINGHAM-Gorgeous, deluxe 

bedroom. 14 balh. new appliances A 

carpeting, family A dining rooms, rec 

room. 2 car garage $485 mo 647 3835 

BLOOMFIELD 3bedroom 2'j lialh 

family room with natural fireplace 

ar attached garage clubhouse A pool 

373 1745 

CANTON' Attractive 3 bedroom Condo 

enlral an kitchen appliances finished 

hasement Children A pets welcome 

$475 mo 453 7905 or 626-0240 

CANTON 3 bedroom townhouse. pri 

sate laundry facilities kitchen appli 

ne es garage- clubhouse pool 

$400 mo 729-3814 

COUNTRY PLACE 

8 Mile Haggi-fty 2 bedrooms garage 

Available immediately Month 

month $475 459 6115 

FAIRI.ANE EAST 2 story on the lake 

3 bedrooms 2 baths lamily room, ap 

plumes $900 month Call Marianne 

Jim Christie Real Estate. >65-1000 

FARMINGTON HILLS Condo brand 

new 1 bedroom all appliances mi 

crowavc washer dryer (hmiI, tennis 

$385 monthly Call alter 3pm 46< 7906 

FARMINGTON Hll.LS I bedroom 12 

Mile. W of Ore-hard Lake Appliances 

carpet drapes, carport tennis pool 

$345 month 477 4875 

FARMINGTON HILLS Farmington 

Sq I bedroom immediate occupancy 

omplete kitc hen carport $370 mo 

Broker Bruce 851 8070 

FARMINGTON SQUARE I bedroom 

with carpeting A appliances pool ten 

nis court carport Rent with option to 

bus 477-6029 

HAGGERTY A 9 Mile 3 bedroom ga 

rage l'» baths basement carpetin 

drapes appliances utilities oulsid 

maintenance pool, lake $575 month 

plus deposit 561 6297 

IMMEDIATE (X'CUPANCY Joy A Ink 

sler area Large 1 bedroom condo Ne 

carpet kitchen appliances walk in clos 

el. poo 1. air $300 month 937-0944 

NORTHFIKI.D HILLS-3 bedrooms I 

baths 'separate- (lining, living room fire 

place, rec room, patio $450 plus main 

tenance fee After Bpm. 644 7143 

NORTHFIELD Hll.LS CONIX) 

For Sale or Lease $68,000 LC terms 

3 bedrooms I'J baths, sunken living 

room, newlv decorated new carpeting 

thru out 933 8900 or 355 0588 

NORTHFIELD HILLS Troy 3 bedroom 

condo I'J balhs. finished basement 

with washer, dryer, sunken living room 

with (ire-place Clubhouse pool, tennis 

privileges $610 monthly Alter I PM 

517 790 1305 

NORTHFIELD HILLS 3 bedrooms 

2 'i baths garage door opener finished 

basement, no pels $535 per month 

utilities A recreation fee 641 7647 

NORTHVILLE HIGHLAND LAKES 

3 bedrooms, rec room 2'» baths, fire 

place, lake-view A access modern de 

cor. 349 2476 Eves 2918820 

NORTHVILLE Highland l.akes very 

nice 2 bedroom I'i bath fireplace 

family room appliances clubhouse 

privileges $575 per month includes 

neal A water 553 9358 

Spacious 3 bed 

jpliances. nicely 

hlv basis $500 

528 1632 

)AK AREA 

unit in lovely 

» carpet heat, 

ances carport. 


nch central air, 

t. kitchen appli- 

e November I 

rity 644 3991 

ABANDON YOUR HI NT 

Florida Rentals 

Tenants A- Landlords 

Share Listings 642 1620 

BONAVENTURE l-'Ort Lauderdale 

Luxurious 2 bedroom 2 bath nicely fur 

nished. garden apartment corner unit 

variable now Yearly monthly season 

I Full details 851 1958 

BONITA BEACH CLUB exclusive con 

do on Gull near Naplj-s 2 bedroom. 2 

hath designer furnished great shelling 

tennis Available now thru Jan 397 8625 

BRA DENTON. 2 bedroom. '2 bath fur 

nished condo close to beaches t month 

minimum $850 month 1 

After 6pm j 363 2102 

EARWATER AREA New model 

undo attractively furnished I bed 

room I bath $650 mo utilities includ 

•d Adults, no pets 644>6725 646 2431 

CLF.ARWATF.to area j Condo on fair 

way Tarpan Country Club, pool A ten 

nis 2 bedrooms 2 balhs. outstanding 

$400 week $l000montfi 464 6102 

I.EARW ATER furn shed l! bedroom 

bath condo on golf cjoursej 6 months 

•ase Nov April $475 mo 15 minutes 

to beach Call Hruce 546-6606 

ONDOMINIUM I 

.ong Boat Key F'lori 

able after December 1 

5PM A weekends 772 

ulf ej|f Mexico 

la rental avail 

779 4618, After 

'323 264 4017 

DELRAY BEACH 

furnished. 2 bedroom 

residential area Wa 

mm to Ocean Seasona 

ively decorator 

2 bath apt quit 

i shopping 

642 3399 

DELRAY BEACH La Seniles new 2 

bedroom. 2 bath Sharply furnished 

,'olor Tv Pool 

al Available 

Yearly 

immed 

ir seasonal rent 

atelv 557 7468 

851 7118 

FORT LAUDERDALE 

rs Condo oceanlront 

Florida t.uxu 

ifth floor balco- 

ny completely furnished new 2 bed 

rooms 2 baths pool 

distance to shopping ce nter A churches 

Private underground | 

lease- $2 000 monthly 

IIK 641 4733 or 

FORT L.Al'DI- 

Large 2 bedroom 2-bath celondo over 

looking canal A intei coast li I 'i mile 

from ocean Weekly monthly or season 

al rates Completely fupiistuld 453 2500 

sauna Walking 

SIESTA KEY Sarasota Florida Siesta 

Dunes Gulf front apartment 2 bed 

room. 2 bath Available weekly or 

monthly 338 6570 

SIESTA KEY On the Gulf 2 bedrooms 

2 baths, pool boat docks Completely 

furnished Available Oct 10 thru Janu 

ary 1982 days 869 1242 eves 644 4465 

PLYMOUTH CANTOf) area l-aundry 

A kitchen privileges Call 455 2094 

SLEEPING ROOM ONLY 

for gentleman in private home, conven 

ient 5 Mile Njewburgh area Livonia 

Near Restaurants $30 wk 464 6179 

SLEEPING ROOM near Woodward 

bus line I 75, Telegraph Rd A 19 Mile- 

private entrance telephone line rea 

sonable. working person 332 5266 

SLEEPING ROOM lor clean gentle- 

man. with laundry room privileges 

$50 a we>ek 427 2941 

WESTLAND nice sub Furpished sleep 

ing silting room with IV full bathroom 

privileges $40 per-wee-k Neat Gentle- 

man-preferred , 721 6645 

14 Mile & Rochester unfurnished room 

All privileges in large c lean 10 room 

house- Close to 1-75 with ample parking 

541 414H 

424 House Sitting Service 

HOUSE SITTERS Worried about leav 

ing your home unattended this winter" 1 

Two responsible professional women 

interested in assuming the upkeep A 

care of vour home Call Fives 356-0614 

or 356 7975 

PROF ESSIONAL PERSON in Birming 

ham Bloomfield area will house sit en 

tire winter excellent local references 

642 6045 

Responsible employed professional 

woman.40 no ri smoker non-drinker 

will care lor jjour home while on vara 

lion Will pay utilities Call Maureen 

weekdays only 12 3pm 349 2747 

428 Garages & 

Mini Storage 

GARAGE F'OR rent Plymouth $40 p |H.-r month 

plus security After 5"pm 59 >-1)980 

needed 

it with 

BIRMINGHAM GKN'TI.KM AN 

to share 3 bedroom upper tl 

same $200 a month Split ulilim- 

Short term lease possible- Alte'r 6pri 

540 2847 anytime t>44 364 

RORN AGAIN Christian lady 25-30 

years will share- townhouse in South 

field with same $190 monthly VI! 8227 

i-nt with same 

e Call after 

478 5804 

Female- to share aparln 

Farmington Hills Arc 

5 30pm 

FEMALE will share house in Berkley 

with same 21 35 scars. $150 month 

security mc ludes utilities phone extra 

No pels Call alter 4pm 288 5935 

BIRMINGHAM 

12 000 sq It Light manufacturing lab 

mating warehousing 14 x 14 door at 

truck well A 14 x 14 grade door with 5 

Ion c rane Days 642 5159 

BI.OOMFIF I.I) TW'P 

Maple .V Inkster Rds 

RIV ERV JEW Grange- S. King Rds 

Both l.oe a I ions I 200 sq II A up 

from $750 per month 

851-1666 

BINDER HOMES 

Real F.statc 


Law office in excellent location span 

& services available .ii a share cost ba 

sis j 471 0740 

FARMINGTON HILI-K Prime location 

at 31690 Twelve Mile Rd Excellent e » 

r osure- immediately jWest of Orchard 

ak'- Rd near 696 expressway access 

Up 111 50011 sq ft of (lllice spare as ail 

able February 1982] New contempo 

rais building unde-r -instruction Call 

Lillian Thompson agent owner 

647 05011 or alter 5pm 855 3672 


River area superb 

suite- with bar & lakaiory 

office spa.. wilh full far vices 

available ' 4 

i 

I 275 Grand 

22ft e-Xe-e Utile 

Adjoining 

Disherit hoii 

c-s lot retail 

Road 851 'H 

FRANK,I IN 

• With 'illle-le 

A otlwl 12 

nt 

Franklin 


t ils ol Plymouth 

manulae luring spa 

It ollieespjee 

2100 sq (t light 

including 5oo sij 

453 2728 

COMMERCIAI oil 

I 000 sq It 326:. W 

lord Township 

e Space for lease 

lion Blvd Water 

II Mars 569 0119 

BOYNE COUNTRY Skie-rs 4 bedroom 

chalet make reservations now call af- 

ter 4pm 676 2763 

BOYNE COUNTRY walk 300 yds to 

Nubs Nob modern fully equipped. 4 

bedroom chalet skr reservations avail- 

able Alter 5pm 464 9159 

HOYNE MOUNTAIN 

Beautilul 4 bedroom log Chalet on 

Lake- Charlevoix 

626 4743 or 666-1706 

COLOR AIXI SKIING Copper Mt 

Beautifully furnished 3 bedroom rondo 

fantastic view of 10 mile range. 75 

sards from ski lifl Also ski Vail Key 

stone Brcckenridge Arapahoe All 

within 20 minutes, days i>47 7200 

Evenings 646 8941 

ii k i \kl 

$500 week 

cottage for rent no pets 

649 6032 

HARBOR SPRINGS 

New 4 bedroom 3 balh house fireplace- 

complete kitchen A laundry In town, 

on water great view of harbor Week 

ends weeks, months, season 647 7826 

FEMALE wishes 

Troy apartment 

monthly includes 

between 9am 5prn 

to share 

with sa 

Utilities 

spacious 

le $225 

all Mary 

82V 8323 

INI il STRIAl Rl II DING I-oR l.l-.ASF 

Jusl ulf Je|fr ic-s Fi'-ewas W ol Plvrn 

oulh 2 401) Sq Ft $2 60 pe r Sq Ft 

gross Alter II PM 427 6840 or 348 2592 

INDI STRIAl 

warehouse- .old 

age Call 

irea 3200 sq It 

400 sq fl ol stor 

362 1760 

FEMALE 23 seeks same to share 3 bed 

room F armington HilUhouse until June 

I 1982 No pels non smoker $175 mo 

plusutilities Alter-6 478 6119 

FEMALE 23 wishes to share her t be d 

loom house with female Oak I'ark lo 

Mile A Greenfield No pels $|50tnoA 

part utilities 399 7966 559-0984 

FEMALE 25 seeks same to share 3 

lieilroom Birmingham house- laundrs 

fireplace nice neighborhood 14 Mil" 

Greenfield area ATler 6pm .4(1 2892 

FUN outgoing professional woman 

looking tor roommate beginning end of 

Nov Southfield area II interested call 

evenings - 356 7975 I 

LIMITED SPACE 

FOR LEASE 

- In • 

W BLOOMFIELD'S 

Finest Shopping Center 

ORCHARD MALL 

- 851-7727 - 

LIVONI A 1200 sq ft commcrie.il or 

oHii eiii-.il Farmington prime t 2 

tree parking F'll'd Rie hlel >22 3500 

FURNISHED OF 

Ideal |or manul. 

ale nee upane e 

imlield hill- 

II, Immed 

HOLLIC 

OFFIC 

Call J 

McKinle 1 

AY PARK 

:PLAZA 

jn. Hi! WeslUnd 

le-lsiorial Oflu • 

jlie Ritler 

Properties 

769-8520 

.-GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom house full 

privile ges $170 month plus ' utilities 

security and refe'rem es required Mane- 

betwee n 8 30 AM A 3 30 PM 894 7430 

WAHEHOI SESPACE 

Outside- leni'e-d storage Immediate o 

i 'Upancv 13235 New burgh Livonia 

( all during business hour- 464 9311 

HOLIDAY SKIING RESERVE NOW 

Vail Colorado Elegant 3 bedroom 3 

bath, brand new home at Vail Racquet 

Club Sleeps 10, fully equipped $1200 

week $200 dav Angle. 313-358 4270 

LAftE CHARLEVOIX near Bovne City 

Small 3 bedroom cottage available Dei 

21 through Jan 3 and or Jan Feb 

March by the week, weekend or month 

All new appliances Call after 6pm 

644 1643 

•arking 4 month 

>1 us. unities Call 

689-2733 

RDA I E 

FORT MYERS 

A beautiful Condo decjoratof furnished 

2 bedrooms 2 balhs marina pool goll 

A waterviews fishing I shopping handy 

Monthly Af|cr 6pm 651 2521 

FORT MYERS Reach 2 bedroom luxu 

rv condo on Gulf Tennis sauna jacuzzi 

Available Nov 

month 

Dec 

HUTCHINSON ISI.AN 

sunrises Indian River 

tractive 10th lloor 2 

oceanfront condo Ariemtif 

or seasonal at $1 300 lonth 

HUTCHINSON ISL 

Oceanfront luxury 2 

condo Fulls furnished pool 

nis 553 3471 

HUTCHINSON ISl.AlN 

new luxuriously furnnhed • 

room 2 bath condo 

an A Indian River 

April $1500 

533 4511 

() Fjnjoy mean 

sunsets from at 

bedrojom 2 bath 

Monthly 

643-7795 

AND 

bedrci 

Ev 

I) 

\inor 

Stewart 

im 2 bath 

sauna, ten- 

1 685 8029 

pectacular 

cean 2 bed 

amic view 

175 0971 

HUTCHINSON ISLAND-bejeutiful con 

do Stewart Honda |Ncw |2 bedroom 

completely furnished 

thru Marc h 15 Weekl 

ply lo box 128 Ohse 

Newspapers 36251 

Livonia. Michigan 181 

Available Nov 15 

,' or monthly Ap 

ver A Eccentric 

Schoolcraft Rd 

5(1 

ISI.A Si Pete large 

2 hath cdndo on wate 

nis (lose.- to Disney 

March 474 2941 or 

LAKE WORTH 2 be 

PORTAGE LAKE Onekama 3 bed 

room beatifully furnished Chalet By 

Week or Month Ideal lor Hunters A 

Skiers 348 1 129 

SCOTTSDALE Arizona 2 liedroom 2 

hath condo Pool Jacuzzi Walking dis 

tance lo shopping Fully lurnished Al 

ter 6PM or weekends 547-6982 

SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA 

One bedroom 1 hath condo with den 

Completely furnished including 

washer 'dryer Available al prestigious 

Scottsdale Shadows on seasonal or an 

niial lease Golf tennis pool included 

Inquiries Ilka "3844 24oo South 

Ocean Drive Fort Pierce FL 33450 

V AIL COLORADO Super condo right 

in Vail Village Center Beautiful view 

of mountain Sleeps 6 Days 559 0770 

Evenings 353-6892 

WALLOON LAKEFRONT 

collage- new 4 liedroom 2 

place Bovne Country 

month or season 

Flnglish 

hath lire 

Weekends week 

540 4699 

416 Halls For Rent 

LIVONIA Daniel A Lord K of C 2 halls 

100 275 capacity Ample parking air 

conditioning Rental for all occasions 

Al Zinger 464 0500 or 427-3545 


For Rent 

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 A 2 bed 

rooms furnished including air & heat 

$175 $295 per month Inquire P O 

Box 181 Farmington Mich 48024 

GENTLEMAN f 

same Furnished 

Road area t ill es 

share Home 

Telegraph 8 

•s 837 497H or 

wilh 

Mile 

>33 7426 

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100 s()F PLACES AVAILABI E 

644-6845 

30555 Southfield Rd Southlield 

WAYNE OAKLAND MACOMB 

LIVONIA Christian female if>U will 

share large Colonial home with em- 

ployed person $250 monthly includes 

all utilities exi opt phone .22 3706 

MALE DESIRES rooinmale 

ton Hills area 478 7129 or 

Farming 

4y.l 2864 

WESTLAND 

Busy Wayne Road near 

Westland Center 1000 or 

2000 sq ft tor business or 

office Excellent exposure 

and traffic 

DISNMORE REALTY 

356-7300 

1 IIITANI Rl 

II 

MM. 1 LA F 

I RL I' 

vii i \r $1 jlOO mo with 

Cipo 

I $13 263 0732 

NEWPORT RICHEY 

Harbors Woodlands 

home, near shopping 

beach, garage Inform 

md 

NEW PORT RICHEY 

bedrooms, screened 11} pore, 

washer dryer, non 

adults. $300 mf» 6 n 

curity Close to shopp 

ORLANDO DISNEY 

Beautiful condo. fu 

Ijke Rent weekly f 

lions Reasonable 

ORMOND DAYTON/ 

brie home double wi|de 

bath, fully furnishes 

now through April Al 

NORTHVILLE - 3 bedroom Condo on 

lake 2'» baths fireplace), pool, club- 

house tennis $525 per Mo includes 

heal Call 358 0099 

NOVI 2 bedroom ranrh full kitchen I 

car garage good storage Available on 

month lo month terms only Security 

deposit required $425 month After 

6PM 559 6112 

PLYMOUTH 

2 bedrooms carpeting appliances, 

pool heal and hot water included $375 

a month No pets 477 0055 

ROCHESTER CONDO, Stratford 

Manor. 2 bedrooms, 2 l » balhs. full 

basement, privacy area, appliances, in- 

door outdoor pool. $500 month 852-3439 

ROCHESTER CONDO. 2 bedrooms. I l x 

baths, full basement, garaae, appli- 

ances. option to buy Weekdays after 

5pm 651-2769 

POMPANO RF 

On the Ocean 2 be 

beautifully lurnished 

bottle bar sauna Sr 

Days. 3S4-013I. Even 

ROTUNDA WEST 

of superstars Brand 

furnished Great price 

SAN ABEL ISLAND nodem 1 bedroom 

condo gull view A 

per week Tv. heatec 

weeks 

SARASOTA Leave 

behind, spend your w 

Gulf coast New 3 be 

do at beautiful Pelic 

mation call after 6pir 

SARASOTA New 

completely furnisher, on golf course 

poolside. near beach 

sleeps 6, pictures, av 

375 9632 

Exclusive Gulf 

bedroom, 2 bath 

nnis. pool. 

476 5369 

t; 

a I ion 

brie home. 3 

h furnished, 

smoker, no pets. 

lejise $200 se 

ng. 813 849 3367 

Worjld Vacation 

Iv furnished, on 

ear Other attrac 

: "'5417144 

Beach, new mo- 

2 bedroom. 2 

. Florida room 

er 5pm 474-6090 

ACHCI.UB 

dreeoms 2 bath 

2 pools, private 

asonal or yearly 

ngs 352-6926 

Vest (Coast Home 

new condo. fully 

Call after 5pm 

525-4634 

beach $425 $475 

pool, Minimum 2 

335-6522 

MODERN 1 bedroom lurnished itiobHc 

home Farmington location Referenc e's 

a security required Prefer employed 

married couple 478 2999 

RENT WITH option to bus 10*40 I 

bedroom small but nice $216 per 

month or $2900 Wavne area 

728 72H2 728 9449 

420 Rooms For Rent 

ABANIXIN YOUR HUNT 

Select Rentals 

We Help Landlords A Tenants . 

Share Referrals 642 1620 

CANTON I 275 & Michigan Room 

with or without full house privilege 

Must IK- clean pe rson Security deposit 

Alter 2PM anytime weekends 397 3680 

FARMINGTON HILLS kitchen & 

laundry privileges Prefer female 25 or 

over. $65 weekly includes utilities Hd 

erences After 5 30pm 476 .3032 

FARMINGTON HILLS Have room for 

an elderly person in my nice clean 

home Will provide meals A TI.C Call 

477 9857 

FARMINGTON HILLS Orchard Lake 

12 Mile- bedroom A private bath Ma 

lure female Over 30 References $200 

monthly Call after 7PM 553 2364 

FARMINGTON 

Room comfortable, warm Si pleasant 

in well maintained home- Over .30 $45 

weekly 476 431 1 

FURNISHED ROOMS 

Also, effeciencics available Winter 

rates Daily, weekly or monthly $90 

per week no security deposit required 

Color TV phones maid service Royal 

Motor Inn 27751 Plymouth Rd Livo- 

nia 422 1911 

KNOB-IN THE WOODS Southfield 

private room (TV) A bath (or mature- 

working person 

Call after 10pm 356 4641 or .358 2853 

LIVONIA F ARMINGTON AREA 

Furnished or unfurnished room to rent 

Very rease»nable Middle age female- 

preferred Call Chris anytime 478 2033 

PLYMOUTH N MILL ST 

Adults preferred 25 A older $25-$30 

weekly plus depetsil Laundry parking 

453 6776 455 2900 

Ihe fold weather 

inter on Florida's 

I room. 2 balh con- 

n Cove For infor- 

671-0914 

executive condo. 

2 bedroom, 2 hath, 

ilahle 

533 6664 


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PROFESSIONAL FEMALE approx) 

malels 30 years old will share 3 heel 

room home in Canton with same Call 

alter 6PM 455-6596 

PROFESSIONAL lads would like- to 

share I bedroom condo in Canton wilh 

saim $250 per month includes utilities 

Call alter 6pm 981 1691 

PROF ESSION AL woman seeks same to 

share 2 bedroom "2 balh apartment in 

yuatlon Fell-graph area • all aliei 

6pm 644 5367 

ROOMMATE W ANTED to share beau 

iifnils furnished Oak Park home JI7. 

month includes utilities $i7i security 

References >46 1040 

SHARK HOUSE 

males security 

$170 share ut 1I1 

TV 455 6565 

in Plymouth wilh 

$20o monthly ten 

ii-s fireplace- A > ahl 

453 567 

SINGLE WOMAN with 6 sear old son 

wishes lo share t liedroom Condo with 

same ie hllil OK I Southfield ana 

Kves 355 0962 

TWO WORKING Girls looking lor s 

to share centrally located house 

Southfield $125 per mo liisl & 

month re-ni in advance $50 s,. u 

Share utilities Altct 6 PM 3a7 

WE NEED a 3rd to sh.ue 3 

house in Roval Oak Must I 

clean Non Smoker & eat Ilea 

Washer drye-r 2 (.11 garage 

' ul 1I1Iies Call before N 

'••Ire 

rl IS e 

Il Foods 

$1.11 mo 

1st 

545 2218 

Working Male wishe- 

w ilh same ('anion Ai> 

. to share- house 

a Call alte-i 5pm 

397 398" 

BIRMINGHAM 

Maple/Ring Rd 

new 4.Ill MAPI F ' IFF l< F Bl III" 

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HAYMAN CO. 

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Building 5011 si 

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w ithout 

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il lease Burning 

rd (ileaner 

3 oeiii s )9 1 l h ' 

small office for re 

roundings easy a. 

Farmington Ana 

1 ,ake Rd Call Cam 

it 20 \ III quiet sut 

. ess io expressways 

12 Mile A Orchard 

851 5571 

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IFIFI D 

tliMir oHm 490 stj 

lilies ine luded 

>8H 47o; 

CL AW Si I\ TROY AREA 

Small office' gooel location ample- 

parking ideal feu Manufacturer-^ Rep 

elc reasonable- 435 4010 

Cranbrook Centre 

EXECUTIVE OEEICES 

:t and 4 oflu e sillies available Free- use 

of Conference rooms and Sauna Gym 

Excellent parking Secretarial Services 

and Notar v on premises 

St ITE 219 

3(He>l Southfield Rd Southfield 

642-2500 

DOCTOR 

Lease a medical suite in Farmington 

Hills Modern building wilh elevator 

doctors lounge- with sauna exercise 

room and showers convenient to most 

Northwest area hospitals and express 

ways Inspect the facility al your con- 

venience Ask lor Mars Rush Call 

553 8700, Thompson Brown 

SOUTHFIELD 

TELEGRAPH RD 

Between 12 A 13 MJc 

The new Quadrangle Office Center h 

only 2 suites left 650 sq ft for imme • 

ale (m i upanc s as well as 1 h50 sij ft 

Sie-ven Morris 

( .1 

569-5555 

HAYMAN CO. 

mFIELD Three i3 and lour 207 

THREE room executive office suite 

prime Redlord area available Ne 

all utilities i. janitorial $225 monil 

Ask for Dean 522 710 

TROY Rig Beaver Coolidge area 

private offices plus open area $100 

per month includes utilities 689 360 

TROV Deluxe 1st floor offices approx 

imatelv 2400 sq ft or part thereof Wi 

be priced right depending on use an 

needs Call 9,30am 4 30pm 588 453 

W BLOOMFIELD PONTIAC 

Several 1 A 2 room deluxe office suitei. 

starting at $135 a month Close to Tele 

graph or I 75 Smith Bissrhop A co 

335 78 

W BLOOMFIELD deluxe Executive 

Office space 14 Mile A Middlebe t 

area Utilities private access secrfta 

lal services available 851 68I^B 

7 MILE A FARMINGTON 

Up to 2000 sq ft 

Very Reasonable 

477-2500 

a n


REAL ESTATE 

FOR SALE 

30? Birmingham Bloomlteld 


304 Fa'mington- 

Farminglon Hills 

305 Bfigriioo Haniand 

306 Soulhlield I athrup 

30 J MMtofd-Highland 

308 Rochesic Troy 

309 Royal Oak Oah Park j 

Huntington Woods 

310 Commerce Union Lake 

31 I Orchard Lake/ 

Waned Lake 

312 L ivonia 

313 Dearborn 

Dearbcxn^leighis 

314 Ply moot?! Canton 

315 Northville Novi 

316 Westland-Garden City 

317 Grosse Pomte 

3i8Redtord 

319 Homes lor Sale 


3?0 Hom«s lor Sale 

Wayne County 

3? 1 Homes lor Sale 

Livingston County 

322 Homes tor Sale 

Macomb County 

323 Homes lor Sale 

Washtenaw County 

324 Other Suburban Homes 

325 Real Fstate Services 

3?6 Condos tor Sale 

327 Duplex tor Sale 

328 townhouses'or Sale 

330 Apartments tor Sale 

332 Mobile Homes lor Sale 

333 Northern property 

334 Out ol Town Property 

336 Florida Property lor Sale 

337 Farms lor Sale 


339 Lots & Acreage 

340 Lake River Resort 

Property (or Sale 

342 Lake Property 

348 Cemetery Lots 

351 Business & Professional 

Bidgs tor Sale 

352 Commercial/ Industrial 

354 Income Property 

lor Sale 

356 Investment Property 

toi Sale 

358 Mortgages' 

I and Contracts 

360 Business Opportunities 

361 Money to I oan 

362 Real Estate Wanted 

3641 istings Wanted 

REAL ESTATE 

FOR RENT 

400 Apartments to Rent 

401 Furniture Rental 

402 Furnished Apartments 

403 Ftental Agency 

404 Houses to Rent 

406 Furnished Houses 

408 Duplexes to Rent 

4 10 Flats to Rent 

4 12 Townhouses/ 

Condominiums 

413 Time Share 

4 14 F lorida Rentals 

415 Vacation Rentals " 

416 Halls tor Rent 


419 Mobile Home Space 

420 Rooms to Rent 

421 Living Quartets to Share 

422 Wanted to Rent 

423 Wanted to Rent 

Resort Property 

424 House Sitting Service 

425 Convalescent Nursing 

Homes 

428 Garages/Mini Storage 

432 Commeicial industrial 

436 Ottice Business Space 

EMPLOYMENT, 

INSTRUCTION 

500 Help Wan tad 

502 Help Wanted 

Dental Medical 


Oflice Clerical 

505 Food-Beverage 



508 Help Wanted Domestic 

510 Help Wanted Couples 

511 Entertainment 

• L 512 Situations Wanted 

Female 

*L513 Situations Wanted 

Male 

• L514 Situations Wanted 

Male /Female 

"L515 Child Care 

"I 516 Summer Camps 

•L518 Education 

Instructions 

519 Computws-Sales. 

Service. Share 

" L520 Secretarial Business 

Services 

• L522 Professional Services 

"L523 Attorneys/Lega 1 

Counseling 

NOTICES A 

SERVICES 

600 Personals 

(your discretion) 

602 Lost & Found 

(by the word) 

604 Announcements/ 

Nolices 

606 Legal Notices 

607 Insurance 


609 Bingo 

610 Cards of Thanks 

612 In Memonam 

614 Death Notices 

MERCHANDISE 

FOR SALE 

•LBus 700 Auction Sales 

•LBus 701 Collectable", 

*LBus 702 Antiques 

703 Crafts 

704 Rummage Sales/ 

Flea Markets 



708 Household Goods- 



Wayne County 

TÔMisc For Sale 


711 Misc For Sale- 

Wayne County 

712 Wanted to Buy 

713 Bicycles-Sale & Repair 

714 Business & 

Office Equipment 

7l5Comm Ind Equipment 

716 Lawn. Garden & 

Farm Equipment 

7 V8 Building Materials 

" l|720 Farm Produce 

* L721 Flowers & Plants 

722 Hobbies-Coins. Stamps 

724 Camera and Supplies 


728 TV. Stereo 

Hi-fi, Tape Decks 

729 CB Radios 


734 Trade or Sell 

738 Household Pets 

"L740 Pet Services 

744 Horses. Livestock, 

Equipment 

AUTOMOTIVE 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes 

806 Boats/Motors 

•L807 Boat Parts & Service 

808 Vehicle/Boat Storage 

810 Insurance, Motor 

8l2Morotcycles, Go-Karts. 

Mini-bikes 

"L813 Motorcycle Parts & 

Service 

814 Campers / Motorhomes 

"L816 Auto/Trucks. 

Parts & Service 

818 Auto Rentals 

Leasing 

819 Auto Financing 

820 Autos Wanted 

821 Junk Cars Wanted i 

822 Trucks for Sale 

823 Vans 

824 Jeeps / 4 Wheel Dnva 

825 Sports & Imported 

852 Classic Cars 

854 American Motors 

856 Buick 

858 Cadillac 

860 Chevrolet 

862 Chrysler 

864 Dodge 

866 Ford 

872 Lincoln 

874 Mercury 

876 Oldsmobiie 

878 Plymouth 

880 Pontiac 

884 Volkswagen 

BUSINESS 

DIRECTORY 

3 Accounting 

4 Advertising / 

5 Air Conditioning 

6 Aluminum Cleaning 


12 Appliance Service 

13 Aquarium Service 

15 Asphalt 

16 Asphalt Seaicoatmg 

17 Auto Cleanup 

18 Auto & Truck Repai 

THE AW»LICA- RESERVES THE RIGHT NOT TO ACpEPT 

fc ADVERTISER'S ORDER. 

ALL ADVERTISING PUBLISHED M TMt OBSERVER * ECCENTRIC IS SUBJECT TO THE (=OJ«"tONS ®TATEOM 

S ECCENTRIC AUTHORITY TO BIND THIS NEWSPAPER Al ONLY PUBLICATION Of 

BLE RATE CARO. COP*8 Of W>BCH ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE AOVtftTIMHQ DePARTMBMT. OB«RVER 

ft ECCENTRIC ACCEPTANCE Of THE ADVERTISER'S DRDCR. 

NEWSPAPERS, 3S2S1 SCHOOLCRAFT ROAD, LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 4I1M, (313) »S1-2300. THE OBSERVER 


\('('KITING APPLICATIONS for vacuum 

(leaner repair, full time, must be 

mechanically inclined Garden City 

area 427 6226 

ACCOUNTANT- RETAIL 

Capable experienced person [or small 

Ketail Store in Birmingham Salary 

commensurate with experience Send 

resume to Box 122 Observer & Eroen 

trie Newspapers. 36251 ScJioolcraft 

Rd Livonia. Michigan . CCP operations, 

programming systems analyst knowledge 

On line manufacturing systems 

liegree preferred $30,000 plus min 

range Fully paid benefits including 

Dental Optical tuition refund 

HEALTH CLAIMS EXAMINER 

Southfield Good experience $250 per 

week mm range Excellent lenefits 

METALURGIST 

FOR DAYTON OHIO 

Musi have Sales experience, could be 

Chemical Engineer or simikar Reloca 

tion expenses paid $25,000 min Bene 

(its paid COMPANY ANXIOUS ON 

THIS JOB Kee Paid 

STAMPING ESTIMATOR 

Process Engineering Cost Estimating, 

metal working irking welding $30,000 range 

Full benefits F paid 

1 

JR ESTIMATOR POSITION IE back 

ground metal working Could be taught 

tooling Good salary, full benefits 

Fee Paid 

BETTY HAMIL PERSONNEL 

424-8470 

AD COPY WRITER 

(irowing Farmington Hills ad agency 

looking for an experienced creative 

writer with record of developing pro 

grams & copy Competitive pay, bene 

fits arid a realistic growth Opportunity 

Auto & marine knowledge a plus Will 

consider a seasoned pro or one who is 

about to be If you're good & can help 

keep our momentum going send re 

sume L salary history to John Thompson-Thompson 

Advertising, P 0 Box 

2117 Farmington Hills. Mioh 48018 

ADVERTISING 

Southfield Advertising firm looking to 

fill four (41 openings on Sales Staff No 

experience necessary will train those 

who qualify Call Bill Brown, between 

10AM 4 I'M 569 0850 

PROGRAM AIDE 

Canton area Work with the mentally 

handicapped in a residential setting 

Paid training You must be at least 18 

and a HSG Alternative Services Inc 

981 0061 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

APPLICATIONS now being accepted 

for part time positions 

KMART 

30800 Orchard Lake Rd., 

Between 13 & 14 Mile 

Farmington HHIs 

APT. CLEANING 

Full time position for person lo clean 

hallways L apts Own transporation 

Apply in person 7 Mam-l am Green 

Hill Apts Rental Office, 9 Mile Rd . I ft 

miles W of Farmington 

ARCHITECT 

DESIGN/BUILD FIRM 

Seeks production oriented individual to 

develop and complete working drawings 

for industrial L commercial pro) 

ecu College degree & 4 years experi 

eoce required Send resume, including 

salary history, to De Matlia It Aaaoc, 

P O Box 2300 Farmington Hills, Mich 

48018 

ASSISTANT EDITOR for Bi-moothjr 

Magazine Publisher located In N W, 

Suburbs, with professional Subscriber 

readership Send resume, Mating expe 

neoce t, salary requirements to: Box 

112. Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. 

J6251 Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia. Mlchi 

tan 48150 

OtE 

(t 

500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 

ASSOCIATE to owner, local business 

expanding Opportunities in marketing 

and management (or mature persons 

Call Monday thru Friday. 4 7 " 464 8470 

ATTENTION 

HOUSEWIVES 

We need you for temporary 

packaging jobs in the Livonia 

and Farmington area. 

Day and afternoon shifts 

available. If interested 

please call for an appointment 

between the hours of 

9am-3:30pm. 

Somebody 

Sometime 

Temporary Help 

17322 Farmington Rd 

(Burton Executive Park) 


420 Village Plaza 

Dearborn 565-3500 

18415 W 8 Mile Road 

Southfield 272-8500 

28277 Dequindre 

Madison Heights 545-1700 

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE 

Working leader for Brown & Sharpe 

Apply 26675 W 12 Mile, Southfield 


AUTO MECHANIC - Certified Must 

produce quality heavy repair work 

Permanent position with all benefits in 

a clean, modern shop Crissman Cadil 

lac. Birmingham For interview call 

644-1930 

BEAUTICIAN WANTED Must be ex 

perienced in shampoo and sets and current 

blow dry style Clientle waiting 

Ypsilanti area 487-5270 

BOOKKEEPING 

General banking experience preferred 

TELLER-PART TIME 

Experience preferred 

CUSTODIAN 

(PART TIME) 

SECURITY BANK 

OF NOVI 

Apply at 10 Mile & Meadowbrook 

478-4000 


BOOKSTORE mature salesperson 

Book knowledge required Full time 

Southfield area 355-4040 or 626 0968 

BOOKSTORE 

The Book End at Northland has a 

position available Applicant must be 

knowledgeable about books and 

interested in people 569 1416 

BUILDING 

SERVICE 

WORKER 

Part time, weekend position currently 

available to work as a Building Service 

Worker at our Novi Ambulatory Care 

Center Selected individual will be responsible 

for routine cleaning to include 

stripping, waxing and polishing of all 

tiled floor surfaces and a variety of 

groundskeepinf duties Previous janitorial 

experience required preferable in a 

medical environment Groundskeeping 

experience preferred Excellent salary 

and working environment. Apply Employment 

Office Monday thru Friday 

9 AM 3 PM 

PROVIDENCE 

HOSPITAL 

FISHER CENTER 

22500 Providence Dr. 

Southfield, Michigan 


BUYER/PLANNER 

3 lo 5 years experience in purchasing, 

casting, screw machine, and rubber 

molded parts Fast growing people-oriented 

company (no layoffs In over 20 

years) Good salary, bonus, and benefits 

program If interested, send resume to 

Attention Roger Davis 

MAC VALVES INC. 

P.O. Box 111 

30569 Beck Rd„ Wixom 

Michigan 48096 

CARBIDE BRAZER 

Experienced on brazed tip round fluted, 

tools, and brazed tip flat form tools To 

set up & operate torch & induction 

brazing 

Full fringe benefits 

US Tool & Cutter Co. 

566-0733 


CAWSER MINDED 

Service maintenance person for a Detroit 

firm $14,000 plus benefits Fee 

paid Graebner Employment. 565 3502 

* CAREER OPPORTUNITY * 

$15,000-122,000 first year 

A local retail hardlines company needs 

auressive sales oriented Individuals 

with a proven track record of retail 

sales/management success Planned 

company growth. 50 stores by 1W0 Requires 

career minded people with management 

ability. Full benefit package 

CAREER SEARCH. INC 

4224M0 

CASHIER 

Full and part-time positions available 

for detail oriented individuals who enjoy 

public contact Flexible schedule includes 

evenings and weekends. Apply in 

person at: Cantos, Northland Mall 

CASHIER 

Full time Apply in person, lam-Spm 

S 4 W Hardware. 175 W. Ann Arbor 

Road. Plymouth 

CASHIER NEEDED 

Full and part time Apply in person be 

tween 9-1 Telegraph/Six Mile Mobile 

Station 

CASHIER part time for a small sundry 

shop in Troy Monday thru Fri 7 30am 

12 30pm Experience preferred For in 

terview call 362-1420 

CASHIERS 

Immediate employment available for 

full & part time cashiers Must be at 

least 18 years of age & able lo work a 

flexible schedule Good benefits Apply 

in person 

The Troy Hilton 

Maple Rd L Stephenson Hwy 

The Onterio Room 

On TUES. OCT 27th 81 

Between 9am 12pm 

No phone calls accepted 

CHILD CARE WORKERS, supervisor 

for group home of delinquent boys 

Westland area Call 421-4910 

CHRISTMAS SEASON 1 

National Company wants bright, attractive 

people to manage The Can a 

Gift Booth in Northland, Eastland, 

Westland & Universal Malls Excellent 

pay, full or part time Call Mr Craw 

lord, between 5pm-8pm. 348-1998 

CLEANING LADY full time or part 

time for apartment complex in Canton - 

Westland area 981 3888 

COLLECTOR 

EXPERIENCED 

Attractive position for qualified person, 

agency experience desired but not necessary 

Salary plus commission, paid 

insurance, sick pay. and vacation 

Southfield office Call. MR Hl'RVITZ 

557-2100 

BONDED COLLECTION 

COLLEGE 

GRADS 

Division of major national corporation 

wants to develop your retail management 

potential No experience required' 

Above average first years earnings 

Stock purchase plan Advancement 

Company paid relocation Call Jerry 

SNELLING & SNELLING 

478-3500 

COLLEGE STUDENTS or Reliable 

Persons needed to pick up and deliver 

Fuller Brush Orders Can average $5 $7 

per hour For interview, phone Branch 

Office. 689-2374 

COMPUTER 

SOFTWARE/HARDWARE 

DEVELOPMENT SUPERVISOR 

We require a energetic leader to su 

pervise & work in our computer devel 

opment section Requirements are as 

follows 

1 Familiar with assembly language & 

real time programming 

2 Experience with Pascal or other high 

level language 

3 Familiar with 68000, 6809. 6800 sys 

terns 

4 Background in Microprocessor de 

signs 

5 Ability to supervise a technical crew 

of programmers and designers 

6 A good organizer, communicator & 

documentor < 

Send resume & salary requirements to 

Box 102, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia 


CONSIDER 

FOSTER CARE 

Foster care can provide a home atmos 

phere with needed training for a de 

velopmentally, disabled child You will 

receive professional support and over 

$700 a month for your efforts Teaching 

and nursing skills helpful Oakland 

County Call Homefinder, 681-8804 

Wayne County, Plymouth Center 

837-3560 

COUNTER SERVICE 

Richard & Reiss of Birmingham is now 

hiring responsible Adults, to work flexible 

hours Serving food & meeting the 

public Apply in Person before 11 AM 

or after I ,273 Pierce 

COURIER SERVICE 

Mgr/Supervisor 

If you have experience in the courier 

industry & are interested in managing 

our new & growing courier service with 

an excellent salary & benefits, send 

your our resume or a letter outlining your 

background to Bos Box 414, Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers, fspapei 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd , Livonia, Michigan 48150 

CREDIT 

MANAGER 

nperous construction firm needs 

highly geared person looking for secure 

future Salary commenserate with experience 

Fee paid. Call Mary Ann 

573-8000 

Snelling & Snelling 

DANCERS. MODELS 

With transportation Make $400 plus 

per week w< delivering telegrams in your 

bikini 

352 6427 

DELfVERY HELP WANTED 

Pizza Saloon. Northville Must own car 

2 days per week, prefer high school stu 

dent Apply at 1053 Novi fid. between 8 

4 9 Mile 

DESIGNERS 

DETAILERS 

CHECKERS 

LAYOUT 

Automotive body development exten 

sive programs - overtime Call or write 

Bob Pence, CARS * CONCEPTS, INC.. 

12500 E. Grand River. Brighton. Mi 

41116 1-227-1400 


DONT YOU THINK it's time to inve«U 

sate the many benefits that an AMWAY 

business can provide (or you' Call 

4&B-0425 to arrange appointment 

DO YOUR Christmas Shopping at 

home Have a Christmas Gift Party In 

your own borne 4 earn your own gilts 

with a variety of Items 4J7-520S 


Earn $54- Per Hr. 

PART TIME 

| in our Telephone Sales Department 

| Excellent pay Will train you if needed 

Call Mrs Rajda between 3 PM and 

f 533-7748 

Redford Area 

EASTERN ONION 

SINGING TELEGRAM CO 

needs 

SINGERS 

who love to perform in public. 

Must have reliable transportation 

and be 18 or over. 

Shifts available 8am-4pm or 

3pm-11pm. 

552-8897 552-8898 

ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLERS & Maintenance 

person Must be familiar with 

high powered electrical components, 

excellent pay & top benefits Apply in 

-rson after 3pm . 29199 Orchard I-ake 

d, Farmington. MI 

K 

ELECTRICAL DESIGNER 

Must know CMOS and be able to design, 

assemble and construct medical equipment 

All benefits Graebner Employ 

ment, 565-3502 

ENTRY LEVEL MANAGEMENT 

Supervisor position - womens appearl 

Previous retail experience required 

335 0730 

FARMER S INSURANCE GROUP 

HaS Agent Trainee positions available 

in this area Training will not interfere 

with your present employment Excel 

lent income potential Call for details 

559-1652 

FASHION 

Men 5'9' or taller. Women 5'3" or taller 

needed for fall fashion shows No experience 

necessary, not a school Creative 

Arts 552 0050 


r%4 w- v 

500 Help Wantec 

1 Awvntnnc 

Water proofing 

?5 Bathtub Refinishing 

?6 Bicycle Maintenance 

27 Brick, Block & Cement 

29 Boat Docks 

30 Bookkeeping Service 

32 Building Inspection 

33 Building Remodeling 

36 Burglar Fire Alarm 

37 Business Machine 

Repair 

39 Carpentry 

|4? Carpet Cleaning & Dying 

|44 Carpet Laying & Repair 

52 Catering-Flowers 

&4 Ceiling Work 

j&5 Chimney Cleaning 

|56 Chimney Building 

& Repair 

57 Christmas Trees 

58 Clock Repair 

59 Commercial Steam 

Cleaning 

60 Construction Equipment 

62 Doors 

63 Draperies 

64 Dressmaking & Tailoring 

65 Drywall 

66 Electrical 

67 Electrolysis 

68 Excavating 

72 Fences 

75 Fireplaces 

78 Firewood 

81 Floor Service 

87 Floodlight 

90 Furnace Repair 

|93 Furniture 

ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN 

95 Gas Appliance Repair 

j7j 

FFL DEALERS 

Wanted for 

GUWSHOW x 

Nov, 6, 7 & 8 

Live Demonstrations, (On Premise 

Transfers. Indoor) Range Available 

Table reservations $20 for 3 days 

Call - 669-3851 

COPY EDITOR 

Suburban newspaper seeks Individual 

with a minimum of two years reporting or 

copy editing experience on good sized 

weekly or daily newspaper. Knowledge of 

copy editing, layout, headline yvriting and 

production techniques is also required. 

VDT experience desirable. Apply at: 

centric 

•Nnusjjaprra 


Livonia, Ml 48150 

We are an equal opportunity employer 

PART-TIME TELLERS 

National Bank of Detroit will be interviewing 

at the NBD West Maple - Cranbrook 

Branch for part-time Tellers. 

These permanent positions offer good 

starting salaries, pleasant working 

conditions and training which allows 

you to earn while you learn. Come in 

and visit our Employment Interviewers 

at the NBD West Maple - Cranbrook 

Branch, 2480 West Maple, Birmingham, 

on Wednesday, Oct 28, from 10:00 

A.M. to 3:00 P.M. 

NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT 

AM Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

We Employ the Handicapped 

HOUSEWIVES 

PARTY PEOPLE - SALESPEOPLE 

14 K. GOLD 

We need Full & Part time people to 

represent our desirable line of 

Chains, Charms, Bracelets & Earrings. 

Profits are good & earnings are 

only limited by your efforts. This is 

a ground floor opportunity and we 

have positions open in your area. 

Call the Mayflower Hotel 

313-453-1620, ext. 419, or stop 

and talk with us at the Mayflower 

Meeting Room, 455 So. N/iain, 

Plymouth, Mi. on October 27, 28, 

29 & 30, 10 am - 5 pm.. 

•- - • - - 

«-• I 

* ££* • 

I 96 Garages 

99 Gutters 

102 Handyman ' 

105 Hauling 

108 Heating 

109 Solar Energy 

111 Home Safety 

112 Humidifiers 

114 Income Tax 

115 Industrial Service 

116 Insurance Photography 

117 Insulation 

120 Interior Decorating 

121 Interior Space 

Management 

123 Janitorial 

126 Jewelry repairs f. Clocks 

129 Landscaping 

132 Lawn Mower Repair 

135 Lawn Maintenance 

138 Lawn Sprinkling 

142 Linoleum 

146 Lock Service 

147 Medical/Nursmg 

148 Maid Service 

149 Mobile Home Service 

150 Moving-Storage 

152 Mirrors 

155 Music Instruction 

157 Musical Instrument 

Repair 

158 New Home Services 

165 Painting-Decorating 

170 Patios 

175 Pest Control 

178 Photography 

180 Piano tuning 

200 Plastering 

215 Plumbing 

220 Pools 


221 Porcelain Refinishing 

Service 

225 Refinishing 

229 Retngeiahon 

23$ Rooting 

234 Scissor, Saw & 

Knife Sharpening 

235 Screen Repair 

237 Septic Tanks 

241 Sewei Cleaning 

245 Sewing Machine Repair 

249 Slipcovers 

253 Snow Removal 

254 Storm Doors 

255 Stucco 

257 Swimming Pools 

260 Telephone/ 

Service Repair 

261 Television Radio and CB 

263 Tennis Courts 

265 Terranums 

269 Tile Work 

273 Tree Service 

274 Truck Washing 

275 Typing 

276 Typewriter Repair 

277 Upholstery 

280 Vacuums 

281 Video Taping Services 

282 Vinyl Repair 

283 Ventilation f. Attic Fans 


285 Wall Washing 

287 Washer /'Dryer Repan 

289 Water Softening 

293 Welding 

294 Well Drilling 

297 Windows 

298 Woodworking 

299 Woodbumers 

OBSERVER I ECCENTRIC AD-TAKERS HAVE NO 

AN ADVERTISEMENT SHALL CONSTITUTE FINAL 

FINE ART SALES 

At Hunters Square Including evenings 

Si weekends Salary & commission Ask 

for Mr Hinkle 9fi4-0676 

Call Mr ValleeorMrs Pena 

9am to 3 pm 9fi8 0052 

METROPOLITAN LIFE 



FULLER BRUSH COMPANY 

Has several routes available in 

Livonia • Farmington Area Full or 

Part time Top earning:-. For interview 

Call Divisional office 476-2534 

Challenging positibn o pen with a rapid 

ly growing, dynamic org- c nization for a 

candidate with an Associ ites degree in 

electro-technology and a minimum of 2 

years of hands onilabrato ry experience 

Excellent opportunity inv Diving specifi- 

cation, designing,! building;, and opera 

ling of scienitifc testing equipment to 

be used in analyiz: ng materials in aller- 

native energy sys tem Salary commen 

surate with periencê Excellent 

fringe benefits nd professional ad 

vancement 

ijroy location 

Please send umc t

• •Mill .11 • 

2D* Mono../, >c>uuur 26, 1981 

500 H*lp Wanted 

INSI RANCE AGENCY in Southfield 

has "pening lor commercial lines sales- 

man Mimmlmum of 3 years experience 

u-quired J75 5076 

INSURANCE 

Commercial package rater wanted for 

Birmingham agency Two years experi- 

ence required Call Judy 645-S282 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for mature 

ielephone solicitors looking for add) 

,ional income part Ume Work in pleas 

int. friendly surroundings Hourly com- 

.tensalion St bonuses Afternoons or 

evenings National builder developer 

\pply in person or call Clatre Tabock 

lor interview appointment 552-9200 

(ieneral Ltevelopmenl Corp 

26600 Southfield Rd 

Lathrup Village, Mi 48076 

KEYLINER 

With some Layout experience 

Call 559-6250 

I.AMIES PREFERRED 

Delivery & Selling lunches to fine office 

building* Musi have car & be depend 

able Mon thru Fri 9 30 AM 1 30 PM 

S asset's Catering. 25099 Telegraph Rd 

iN ol 10 Mile) 

LADY TO DO BAKING, from 6am- 

10am Apply within between 10am 2pm 

ai The Pie Place. 31005 Orchard Lake 

at 14 Mile. Talty Hall 

500 he;p Wanted 

MARKETING 

REPRESENTATIVE 

We have an excellent opportunity in our 

residential marketing department for 

an aggressive sales-oriented individual 

with a background in mortgage financ- 

ing Individual will be responsible fot 

the sale of conventional residential 

mortgages to private institutional 

investors Qualified individual will have 

proven sales experience and a good un- 

derstanding of mortgage financing 

Conventional mortgage marketing or 

related experience U preferred We of- 

fer a complete package of company 

S id benefits and an incentive program 

lary commensurate with experience 

For consideration, send resume stating 

salary history and requirements in con- 

fidence to 

Linda Hourigan 

661 7143 

MANUFACTURERS HANOVKR 

MORTGAGE CORPORATION 


Farmington Hills MI 48018 

corner of 12 Mile Rd 

Equal Opportunity/Affirmative 

Action Employer M/F 


NEED EXTRA $ 

LAID OFF 1 Reputable sales firm look- 

ing for hard working, responsible indi- 

viduals to work part time, over the 

phone, from our Southfield based office 

Earn up lo $7 50 


hour workii 

lgs and, or weekends 

HNSON for appointment 

"venin 

J 

and/or wee Call CHR 

n 8 

IIS 

559-2173 

PERSONNEL 

CONSULTANT 

Interview and screen job candidates 

Qualified individual will be self 

motivated to develop new accounts and 

have the ability to work in professional 

service environment Excellent 1st Yr 

potential Confidential Inquiries at 

525-7870 

SHARROW I ASSOCIATES 

PERSONNEL AGENCY 

NEW FACE.-. WANTED 

Model types for fashion & photo model- 

ing Good speaking voice needed for 

auto show narration Call Michigan 

Modeling Agency 646-9244 

LATHE HAND, experienced, steady 

work offered plus benefits Dearborn 

Heights area Call Jack or l/ou 274-3100 

LIBRARIAN I CHI1.DRENS 

Full time 35 hours per week, full bene 

"(Us Ml-S from ALA accredited school 

A public library experience required 

Knowledge of childrens literature & 

programming skills a must Available 

.Ian 1982 Send resume lo Clara N 

Rohrer head childrens service. Canton 

public Library 1150 S Canton Center 

Rd Canton Mich 48188 Deadline Dec 

8 1*81 

LIGHT FACTORY work, no experience 

necessary Will train Good eye sight re 

quued Minimum wage to start Bene 

fits Apply at 22425 Heslip Dr. Novi 

First si reel K of Novi Rd , comer of 9 

mile ii Heslip 

MAINTENANCE 

Mechanical and electrical. 

Small metal working plant 5 

years experience Appty im- 

mediately 

STAHL MFG. 

12282 Woodbine. Redford 

MAINTENANCE MAN for new senior 

citizen highrise apartment building, 40 

hour week excellent benefits Call 

weekdays between 10 AM & 3 PM 

538 0360 

MAINTENANCE MAN permanent, full 

(• ri>• * for condo in Nyvi Must have han 

dvrn.in skills references, good work 

ret ord i >pening lor 2nd man on stafI 

Country Place Condominiums Call for 

appointment 349-9077 

MAINTENANCE MAN 

Experienced in Electrical ii Hydraulic 

maintenance of Industrial equipment 

Must have vertical & hon/onai Welding 

experience Send resume to Wayne 

Mfg Co P O Box 8 Wayne. Mi 48184 

MANAGER 

plant manager needed for our rapidly 

growing curethane systems cd with a 

growth opportunity for a qualified ap- 

plicant Call Pam 591 6200 or mail re 

•olv 

a V 

Livonia Mich 48150 

MANICURISTS & nail technicians for 

plush new Sterling Heights shop Full 

.nd part lime available Experience 

preferred Call Mvra al 879 9333 

MECHANIC 

CERTIFIED 

I- nil or pari time Experienced only 

Immediate opening 

Apply Personnel Office Friday, Mon 

dav A Tuesday Irom II AM 3PM 

MONTGOMERY 

WARD 

15400 Grand River 


MATURE COUPLE to assist manager 

in running large apartment complex in 

Farmington Hills Liberal salary & 

apartment furnished Call for appoint 

ment * 478-5535 

MATURE EXPERIENCED Carpet 

cleaner in all phases truck mount, port- 

able. & shampoo Must be neat appear- 

ing Apply 27513 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

MEAT CUTTER & COUNTER MAN 

Part time Over 50 preferred Conrad's 

Sausage. Farmington Hills 626-6050 

MECHANIC for"packaging equipment 

Division of national company 3 years 

experience required Call 477-9595 

MECHANIC 

Heavy truck and trailer. Min- 

imum 2 years experience. 

Basic tools required Apply 

immediately: 

STAHL MFG. 

12282 Woodbine. Redford 

PART TIME Customer Service Rep 

needed for busy division of Southfield 

Corp Previous phone experience neces- 

sary Ability to deal with clients with 

diplomatic manner essential Hours, 

Mon thru Thurs 5pm 9pm. Sat 9am • 

5pm For appointment, call 353-9770, 

ext 426 

First National Monetary Corp.. 

4000 Town Center, suite 1570, 

Southfield 353-9770, ext 426 

MECHANICS ASSISTANT or Pin- 

Jumper - will train Mechanical apti 

tude necessary Farmington Call even- 

ings. 

476 1550 

MELT LAB TECHNICIAN 

Technician to melt in laboratory foun 

dry of a major alloy manufacturer 2 

yrs college required No experience 

necessary Send resume to, PO Box 600, 

Plymouth, Ml 48170 

METALLURGICAL TECHNICAN 

Postion open for a conscienous, innova 

live individual to work with scientific 

groups on a materials development pro 

gram relating to alternate energy sys- 

tems Knowledge of materials fabrica- 

tion, fie metals and materials alloying, 

mixing, casting, melting, elc ) with 2 to 

3 vears labratory experience required 

An Associates degree in metallurgy or 

related decipline preferred Dynamic 

organization Salary commensurate 

with experience Excellent fringe bene 

fits and professional advancement 

available Troy location Send resume 

to Ms Carol Orrtohunbro. Energy Con 

version Devices Inc . Box MT 1675 W 

Maple Rd , Troy, Michigan, 48084 

Affirmative Action Employer 

• MODELING • 

Ausion Models arc seen in Vogue, Cos 

mopoliun. Seventeen. Glamour. Ebony, 

GQ and Detroit area magazines Do you 

auallfy for Agency representation 1 Join 

uie best International team Attractive 

model types only ^ 

AUSTON INTERNATIONAL 

MODELING AGENCY. INC. 

968 6446 

MOORE JIG BORE Operator, 

Bridgeport Mill Operator & Inspector 

needed lor small Aircraft Shop in Livo- 

nia Competitive wages, insurance & 

other benefits Minimum 3 years expe 

rience 36761 Amrhein 591-3121 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 

Local marketing firm needs people to 

work on the telephone 5-9pm, Mon - Fri 

Will train $4 per hour plus bonus to 

Start For more info, call 352-8622 

NURSING SUPERVISORS to $25,000 

All Shifts, W Detroit Fee Paid 

Employment Center 

334 6910 




The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 

591-0900 Wayne 




PART TIME 

TELLERS 

Detroit Bank & Trust has openings for 

Part Time Tellers at it's Woodward/ 

Oakland, and Woodward/Vester offices 

Applicants must exemplify good math 

ana clerical skills and must be able to 

communicate well with the public. Pre 

vious work experience is preferred Ap^ 

proximate working hours Fri. 

8 30 AM 6 30 or 8 30 PM 

Saturday, 8 30 AM 130 PM 

Applicants must be available for 6 

weeks of full time training Applica- 

tions will be accepted between 9 AM 

4 PM , Monday thru Friday at our main 

office 

DETROIT BANK & TRUST 

Personnel, First Floor 

211 W Fort St 

Detroit, Michigan, 48231 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H 

SWING COOK 

needed for mqdern Nursing Ho ne 

Approximately 15 hours per week Ma 

ture person with experience deseed 

Dorvin Convalescent Center. Livonia, 

one block SO; of 8 Mile on Midd ebelt. 


m 

QUALITY 

ASSURANCE 

PROFESSIONALS 

Irwin International. Inc.. was founded in 1979 to develop, 

manufacture and market computer peripheral products 

employing innovative technology. The development of a 

progressive and comprehensive Quality Assurance De- 

partment requires experienced professionals to fill the 

foMowing positions: 

QUALITY CONTROL SUPERVISOR 

Minimum 10 years experience in Quality Control Super- 

vision Experience in supervision should include receiving 

inspection, in-process and final audit, MRB and vendor 

control. 

QUALITY ASSURANCE SUPERVISOR 

Minimum 10 years management and supervisory 

experience in Quality and Reliability Engineering. This 

position will supervise QA Engineer. Reliability Engineer. 

Reliability Technicians. Test Engineers and Test Tech- 

nicians AJso responsible for all preventive QA activities. 

RELIABILITY ENGINEER 

BSEE with strong math and statistical background plus a 

minimum of 4 years experience in Reliability Engineering. 

Experience in reliability engineering should consist of inter- 

face with Design Engineers including design review 

activities and MTBF, MTTR and MTTF calculations and 

analysis 

TEST ENGINEER 

Minimum 5 years experience designing and fabricating 

electro-mechanical test equipment for data processing. 

QUALITY ENGINEER 

Minimum 10 years experience in Quality Control, including 5 

years dealing with vendor control. This position is responsible 

for Purchase Requisition and Purchase Order Quality Procure- 

ment requirements and quantitative rating of vendors. UJill 

also be responsible for creating and maintaining the 

Approved Supplier Register 

QUALITY ASSURANCE ENGINEER 

Minimum 10 years experience in Quality and Reliability 

Engineering. This position will involve solving quality 

problems on the production floor, generating manage- 

ment reports frpm inspection data and writing procedures 

and instructions. 

RELIABILITY TECHNICIAN 

Requires at least electronics technician training, plus QA 

experience, preferably in reliability testing. This position 

\m\\ support a Reliability Engineer during reliability testing 

and may involve second shift duty to support test 

programs. 

TEST TECHNICIAN 

Requires electronics technician diploma plus a minimum 

of 5 years experience with test equipment. Will support 

Test Engineer In development and implementation of te-st 

programs in production settings. » 

CALIBRATION TECHNICIAN 

Minimum 10 years experience in repair, maintenance and 

calibration of electronic equipment. This position will 

assume responsibility for setting up a calibration program. 

If interested, please send your resume and salary history 

to: 

IRWIN 

IRWIN ÎNTERNATIONAL 

Attentioni Joe Shaver 

2000 Green Road • Ann Arbor. Ml 48105 or call (313) 663^-3600 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

TAILOR 

Full Time Men's, women > 

clothing Good wages Si bene* 

mi ogham area ' 

PHOTO 

FINISHING 

Person for work in print finishing de- 

_ pay 

required 

k in print 

partment 7AM • 3 3d PM Starting 

$3 70 per hour Some liftii . 

Apply Tuesday thru Friday. North 

Apply Tuesday thru Friday. North 

American Photo, 27451 Schoolcraft. 

Livonia 

PIANO - KEYBOARD player Must 

read, play top 40, to join established 

band Call Johnny Wallace 9 to 5 PM at 

588 0441 or after 5 PM at 885-1014 

PLAN WRITER wanted for Southfield 

based 3rd party administrator Must 

have minimum lVj-2 years claims ex- 

aminer experience Call for interview 

(oday 353 5800 Ex 348 

PRESCHOOL TEACHF.R 

for 4 year old class MustTiave experi- 

ence and/or degree Westland area 

455-1950 

PRODUCT DETAILER - $25,000 to 

$35,000, 5 yrs experience detailing 

brake parts, stampings, castings, ma 

chined parts Fee paid 

Ray Greene Personnel 399 1426 

PROGRAM AIDE 

Canton area Work with the mentally 

handicapped in a residential setting 

Paid training You must be at least 18 

and a HSC Call 8 10 AM , or 2 6 PM 

Alternative Services Inc 397-1617 


500 Help Wented 

quality 

its Bir- 

645 6676 

Telephone 

Sales 

Immediate openings for LONG term as- 

signments for Telephone Sales Center 

Afternoon shift, 4 PM to H 30 AM 

Mon thru Fri Birmingham ar£a Call 

362-1180 or 642-9650 between 8 AM & 5 

PM Must be 18 and have own transpor- 

tation Sales experience required 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

The Kelly Girl Peopl^' 

Equal Opportunity Employe^ M F H 

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR WANTED 


Dental-Medical 

HYGIENIST. energetic L outgoing for 

people oriented practice. Part time for 

Mon Si Fri only Garden City 425-9130 

INSURANCE CLERK 

All phases medical billing. Experienced 

only Full time position Northland 

area ' 559 5730 

LPNS FOR DOCTOR ON CALL 

Not an ordinary Job Personality a 

must Call Ruth ' 569 6800 

MATURE RECEPTIONIST needed for 

busy 6 doctor office Supervisory poten 

ftial, experienced Good benefits & sal 

ary. Livonia-Redford area Send re- 

sume to Boi 100. Observer Si Eccentric 

Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd, 


MEDICAL ASSISTANT for Troy physi 

cian, experienced in EKG, some typing, 

call afternoons 855-1359 

Experienced 

rial 

Work at home Earn extra Christmas 

money. Call after 6pm 981 2274 

TELEPHONE SOLICITATION at home 

making sales, $20 per hour & more pos- 

sible Leave name Si phone, ill return 

call 336-2133 

TOOL Si DIE MAKER journeyman or 

equivalent to build and repair line A 

prog dies. Jigs Si fixtures westside De- 

troit Steady work with good benefits 

Ered ~ 235 5390 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

in X ray. venipuncture, minor labratory 

skills required Immediate full time po 

si tion Farmington Hills Call for ap 

478 6770 

pointment 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT pleasant and 

mature Experienced only in VP, EKG 

and chest X ray 4 day week, Southfield 

area Please send resume to Box 136, 

Observer Si Eccentric Newspapers. 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia, Michi 

gan 48150 

MEDICAL ASSITANT flperlenced 

only for internist's office in Southfield 

Must know injections, venapuncture, 

EKG, P F . lab & general assisting X 

ray helpful, 559 5858 

PERSONNEL. 

Executive 

Recruiter 

Well established, growing northern sub- 

urban financial & management consult 

ing firm has immediate opening for 

person experienced in executive re- 

cruiting. evaluation and counseling 

Business experience essential, beha 

vioral science background helpful Sue 

cesslul applicant must be self-starting 

and able to relate on a professional ba 

sis to executives and owners of medium 

size companies in a variety of Indus 

tries Excellent communication skills 

and judgment essential We offer a pro- 

fessional team environment, casual but 

hardworking atmosphere, very good 

benefits, starting salary commensurate 

with experience, advancement based on 

performance To apply, send complete 

work and salary history in absolute con 

fidence to Box 140, Observer Si Eccen 

trie Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd . Livonia, Michigan 48150 

PROGRAMMER 

$18,000 

Develop new applications in fast paced 

IBM environment Excellent benefits 

Casual, professional atmosphere Exec- 

utive placement division 


336-7400 

TRAVEL AGENCY needs mature man- 

ager for new ATC Agencv 2 years full 

lime employment with A1"C or IATA as 

manager or travel counsellor 1 year 

airline ticketing experience required 

Send resume Si references to I' O Box 

2485, Southfield, Mich 48037 • 

TRAVEL AGENT minimum 3 years re- 

tail travel experience Efficient, de 

pendable & personable Apollo experi 

ence a plus Funtastic Travel Service. 

W Bloomfield 855-4100 

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 

$12,000 $18.000 One lo three years ex 

mblic account- 

Inc 422 6300 

pericnce dealing with a pi 

ing firm Career Search, Ii 

TRUCK MECHANIC medium duty for 

preventative maintenance program, 

call between 6pm - 7pm 

RESTAURANT CAREER $11,000 to 

$12,000, bonus, benefits, business, res 

taurant management experience or de- 

gree 5 days, 50 hrs 

Ray Greene Personnel 399 1426 

RETIRED? 

Shipping clerk Si related duties, accura 

cy, neatness & common sense required 

Good working conditions, hours 1-5 pm 

Send short letter of work history to. PO 

Box 413, Farmington Hills, Ml 48024 

RETIRED, YES 

ROCKING CHAIR, NO' 

We re looking for a young reliable re 

tiree with a desire to be useful Si gain 

some income This prestigious Birming- 

ham law firm has an Opening for a local 

Courier just like you Your own trans 

portation is essential We pay mileage 

Excellent working conditions & loca 

tion Call Mrs Watterson 

642-7000 

SALES/FITTER for bridal shop in 

Dearborn Mature woman needed 

562-8059 

SALES LADY 

SALES LADY 

Mature & Conscientious for - Glenn s 

Hallmark Slore, Northland Center 

A Sales Personnel 

TRAINEE 

$300 to $600 PER WK. 

Interviewing and screening applicants 

for Sales positions Call Bill or Tom for 

PERSONNEL RECRUITERS 

358-3300 

A Sales Promotion 

REP 

$400 TO $600 PER WEEK 

On job training Weekly expense ad 

vancc Enrolling members in business 

association Call Mr Mallams 

Womem encouraged to apply 

PERSONNEL RECRUITERS 

358-3300 

SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS 

Part time Livonia residents al least 23 

years old $3 35 hour City of Livonia 

Civil Service Commission. 33000 Civic 

Center Drive 

836-7501 

TYPEWRITER REPAIR PERSON 

must have IBM experience 422-2130 

WELDER 

For small shop Must be able to do job 

shop welding Livonia Area 

422-2772 

Why Not Earn 

Good Money 

$10 per hour work full time, $9 hour 

wort part time Driver delivery sales - 

no experiencee necessary Paid vaca 

tion Must have auto Call 

543-7230 



MEDICAL LAB ASSISTANT needed 

Part time Mon Tues Si Fri after 

noons Ml Carmel Hospital area 

Ca)l 345 5311 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Experi 

enced only References and knowledge 

of insurance billing required General 

practice, Plymouth 453 7929 459-2685 



RN MANAGER 

Excellent opportunity to 

combine your career in 

Nursing with a career in 

Business Management. 

Challenging full time position 

opening as Director of 

Northeastern Detroit subur- 

ban branch office of national 

organization which provides 

temporary nursing services, 

home health care, and 

paramedical exams Suc- 

cessful candidate must be 

an RN who is goal oriented, 

with good organizational 

skills and a congenial per- 

sonality. Share on-call re- 

sponsibility. Interested can- 

didates please call toll free 

1-800-255-5018 or 5019 

from 10AM-3PM 

An Eqiwl Opportunity Employer 


Office-Clef ical 

ANXIOUS 

That s the approach of 2 Troy groups 

needing Secretary experience now No 

shorthand needed, bookkeeping ability 

a must for strong start Top benefit 

plans, $$$ depend on you' 

562-8900 649-4144 

Your New Boss Pays Our Fee 

HARRIET SORGE 

PERSONNEL 


Office-Clerical 

RN or I.PN 

Afternnon Nurse needed for progres 

•live extended care facility iji Novi 

Flexible hours available, plus 24 hour 

child care available Contact Carol 

Gowans. Director of Nursi^. 477 200(1 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST full time 

Responsible person for busy doctors 

office in Lathrup Village, experienced 

in typing & medical insurance neces 

sary Call Linda 424 9255 

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

Part Time 

Livonia 

464 2004 

MEMO 

TO: * RN's & LPN's 

FROM: 

SUPERIOR CARE 

RE MERIT INCREASES, CASH 

BONUSES, BENEFITS. HIGHEST 

PAY RATES, and FLEXIBLE SCHED 

ULING 

A respected national health care pro 

vider, new in Ihe Detroit area, invites 

you to call or stop by our offices & dis- 

cover what we have to offer 

16900 W 8 Mile Rd, Suite 417 

Southfield. Mi 

559-9777 

RN'S-LPN'S 

For the besl in supplemental! nursing 

opportunities, wages & benefits join 

PRO CARE ONE 

The Health Care Professionals 

LIVONIA 522-5753 

SOUTHFIELD 569 4400 

RN's & LPN's 

Full and Part Time 

All Shifts 

Ardmore Acres 

Hospital 

19810 Farmington, Livonia 

474-3500 

ARE YOU A 

SECRETARY 

SR. TYPIST 

DATA ENTRY OPT. 

CRT OPERATOR 

We have long 4 short term assignments 

close to your home ('all now 

ONE STOP 

SHOPPING 

Choose permanent or temporary work 

when you visit our office* al 1000 S 

Woodward, Birmingham. 1-et ourTem- 

porary Service keep you earning while 

our permanent placemen! agency finds 

you whal you want in permanent em- 

ployment One visit is all yon will need 

to make 

UNIFORCE 

Temporary Services, 

Call Nancy 646-7660 

OR 

ADAMS & MARTIN 

Call Millie 646-5600 

Southfield 

Livonia 

I>earborn 

569 7500 

525 0330 

565 8060 

WITT 

SERVICES 

The Temporary Help People 

RNS& LPNS 

Full or pari time Afternoon & Midnight 

shifts Apply y AM lo 4 PM. Mon thru 

Fri The Arnold Home 18520 » 7 Mile 

Detroit 531 4001 Ext 38 

RNs Si I.I'Ns 

needed for full A pari time for 

afternoon & midniglu shift Excellent 

salary Full benefits Apply at Dorvin 

Convalescent Center. Livonia one block 

so of 8 Mile, on Middlebelt 476 0550 

MEDICAL 

ASSISTANT 

Must have good experience in EKG and 

X-rays 7 AM - 3 PM Alternate 4 and 5 

day weeks 

DAVIS-SMITH 

MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE 

557-7200 

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 

OF NURSING 

Our small West side suburban hospital 

is currently seeking an Assistant Direc- 

tor of Nursing Responsibilities include 

overseeing a small in patient nursing 

service and emergency room Qualifi- 

cations include a BSN and 3-5 years su 

porvisory experience A Masters in 

Nursing Service Administration is pre- 

ferred We offer a comprehensive bene 

fit package at competitive wage rates 

Interested applicants send resume and 

salary history in confidence to 

Personnel Department 

METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL 

1800 Tuxedo F 

Detroit, Mi 48206 \ 

An Equal Opportunity Erflployer 

Screw Machine Set-Up 

Conomatic 4 Gridlevs 3 years experi 

ence. Overtime available Send resume 

lo P 0 Box 39283. Redford, Michigan 

48239 Or apply today 

STAHL MFG. 

12282 Woodbine, Redford 

SEAMSTRESS for store alterations, 

work at home Somerset Mall, Miss 

Rill 649 6001 

SEMI THUCK DRIVER 

Experienced Might consider Driver 

with own Iractor Days, 728-5244, 

or after 7PM, 728 0226 

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 

Days and nights Apply in person at 

Twelve Mile 4 Evergreen Shell 

SERVICE TECHNICIAN 

for D 4 G Heating 4 Cooling Minimum 

3 years experience on Heating 4 

Cooling 4 Heat Pumps Salary open, 

depending on experience Benefits 

Call .. 348 6600 

SHAMPOO GIRL WANTED 

Novi Area Part Tirfie 

Apply at David's Coiffpurs 

477-6041 

RECEPTIONIST 

Bloomfield Specialist seeks person wilh 

good experience in doctors office Ap- 

pointments. cash, pegboard. and billing 

experience helpful 9 5 PM 

DAVIS-SMITH 

MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE 

557-7200 

CLERK TYPIST - Good opportunity in 

nice suburban office center 1 year ex- 

perience, type 45 Advance $8200, ben 

efits Snelling 4 Snelling 399-3450 

Community Health Nurse 

Openings in Detroit and suburbs Full 

ti^ne position providing primary nurs- 

injg care in a progressive home care 

agency that provides service to patients 

in Detroit and suburbs B S N required, 

community health nursing experience 

preferred Contact NANCY DOBSON, 

Director of Nursing 353 1820 

HOME HEALTH CARE, INC. 

NUCLEAR MEDICINE Technologist 

Immediate opening for certified tech 

nologist wilh leadership ability Oppor 

tunity to expand department to include 

nuclear cardiology Imaging equipment 

includes 2 cameras and 2 computers 

Excellent fringe benefits Salary com 

mensurate with experience Send re- 

sume in confidence to Box 430, Observ 

er 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd., Livonia. Michigan 

48150 

NURSE AIDES If you have home care 

experience, transportation, enjoy car 

ing for Ihe elderly 4 are able to work as 

a live in or on an on-call basis we invite 

you lo join our team 

PRO CARE ONE. INC 

The Health Care Professionals 



NURSES AIDES 

Needed immediately, full part time 

One year experience Own car neces 

sary Benefits available 643 0311 

NURSES 

FIND SATISFACTION IN GERIATRIC 

NURSING at Hendry Convalescent 

Center, a 129 bed facility with full 

J C A H accreditation providing skilled 

nursing care HCC offers RNs and 

l.PNs a challenging environment for 

their skills and now has limited part 

or full shift positions available on 3 

11 Visit our facility - no obligalion 

105 Haggerty Rd Plymouth 455 0510 

ON CALL NURSES AIDES 

Experienced Nurses Aides needed for 

144 bed skilled facility for on call basis 

only' All 3 shifts available 24 hour 

child care available Apply in person 

24500 Meadowbrook Rd Novi, Michi 

gan 477 2000 

SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING CLERK 

For dental supply company Experi- 

ence preferred Ask for Nancy 

5911500 

SHOP FOREMAN 

For Established Suburban 

Cadillac Dealership. Must 

Supervise all shop activities, 

excellent advancement op- 

jortunitv. Mall resume to 

BOX 106, Observer 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. 


SHOP FOREMAN 

Steel shearing plant need! Foreman 

with some experience in laV-out. ship 

ping, receiving 4 operation of ma- 

chines Troy 288 5220 

SHOP WORK responsible individual 

for shop work in central Likonia area 

Some technical background required, 

opportunity for advancement Reply to 

box 462, Observer 4 Eccentric Newspa 

pers, 36251 Schoolcraft R of job shbrthaod 

typing 80 in customer service Must 

hav. related background Self starter 

decision maker, attractive Salary 

$18,000 $19 500 Full benefits Fee 

Paid 

LEGAL SECRETARN 

TROY 

Shorthand typing, experienced only 

Commensurate salary (".

Monday, October 26, 1981 3D* 

TO WIN: Send your nam* and address, on a 

postcard, to RED WING TICKETS, The Ob- 

server & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, Ml 48150. Then 

watch the classified section every Monday 

and Thursday. When your name appears, 

you're a winner! Enter soon and as often 

as you like 

HOCKEY 


Is 



DEMONSTRATORS 

SECRETARIES 

TYPISTS 

RECEPTIONISTS 

Get an early start on those Christmas 

buys Work * flexible schedule close to 

home for good pay We have immediate 

openings for these skills Please call 

KAREN for a personal interview 

CDI 

Temporary»Services, Inc. 

978-8433 

DEPENDABLE PERSON for Mail It 

Blue Print Room Some filing, light typ^ 

ing Must have car 10 Mile Evergreen 

Area Reply to Box 460 Observer & Ec- 

centric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd Livonia Michigan 481 SO 

ENTRY LEVEL position open lor reli- 

able. outgoing individual, must be 

available to work afternoons eventually 

& I weekend every 6 weeks Heavy 

phone work involved ("all today for in 

teview 557-2527 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY good sec 

retarial skills required, salary com 

mensurate with experience, contact 

Carol Troy area 362-2(86 

EXECUTIVE 

SECRETARY 

Ixical manufacturer seeks experienced 

and skilled Secretary for 

Chief Financial officer Salary to 

J IS 000 Benefits Fee Paid 

Call 552-8320 

Assoc. In Personnel 

EXPERIENCED Executive Secretary 

tor I person insurance office Southfield 

location General office, shorthand 

$13 500 plus benefits Please send re 

sume to Mr Hebert. 18950 Bainbridge, 

Livonia Michigan 48152 

EXPERIENCED LEGAL Secretary. 

Southfield office Salary commensurate 

with experience Pat. 354-4030 

EXPERIENCED legal secretary with 

leadership capabilities desired for 

Southfield area law firm salary com 

mensurate with experience 644 4433 

EXPERIENCED 129 & INFOREX 

KEYPUNCH Operators needed for sea 

son a I positions Interviewing now for 

openings in Feb ihru Apr Full and part 

time all shifts luxated in western 

Livonia call 591-1686 



INSURANCE - Experienced in life pro- 

posals li illustrations. Secretarial skills 

required for Troy firm 830am-5pm 

Contact Barbara Hudson, 649 1990 

KEYPUNCH /DATA ENTRY 

SOUTHFIELD Service Bureau is seek- 

ing a part time Data Entry Clerk profi- 

cient in keypunching with some termi 

nal background. Experi 

allElaiiv 

Ixperienced only 

Please calf Elaine Bertram at 352-5810 

LEARN LEGAL 

IMMEDIATE OPENING Few legal 

firms will teach on the job but this one 

will" Top typing skills with dictaphone 

knowledge will get you 1800 a month to 

earn while you learn Good benefits, ad 

vancement and company pays our fee 

CALL TODAY for a personal interview, 

company anxious to hire this week 

PERMANENT STAFF 

SOUTHFIELD 353-0505 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

Experienced, salary negotiable 

Southfield office 

Ask for Mr Carlin 353 7931 

FACILITY SYSTEMS GROUP a divi 

sion of the Rupp ft Bowman Company 

has an immmediate opening for a per 

son who will provide secretarial sup- 

port lor our sales ft design staff This 

individual should have top notch secre- 

tarial skills be familiar with preparing 

proposals ft a customer order entry & 

expediting process II your qualifica 

lions & criteria meet the specifications 

and you like to work in a fast paced 

environment please submit your re 

Mime and salary history to. 

Douglas J Mill Sales Mgr Facility 

Systems Group PO Box 226 Southfield, 

Mi 48037 


FINANCIAL consulting firm needs 

general office person plush surround 

ings & plenty of responsibility for fabu 

lous typist salary $10 500 to $12,000 

with good benefits fee paid 

SALES secretary needed for South 

field office your phone personality will 

earn you $14,000 with benefits for typ^ 

ing & other diversified duties Of 

course lee is paid by the employer 

ADAMS 

& 

MARTIN 

PERSONNEL 

1000 S Woodward Birmingham 

646-5600 

DIAL A JOB 

24 Hour Service To Hear About Our 

Most Recent Openings 

646-8780 

Legal Secretaries 

Joanne Mansfield is a specialist in find 

ing the best position for you in the legal 

field These positions include legal 

secretaries, para professionals, and law 

office management personnel 

Permanent, part time and temporary 

positions available for experienced le- 

gal personnel in the greater melropoli 

tan area 

Invest in your future by contacting 

Joanne, the legal placement profession- 

al today All fees company paid 

MANSFIELD & 

ASSOCIATES, INC 

900 Tower Drive 8th Floor 

Troy.Mi 48084 

(313)879-8832 

Subsidiary of Laser Personnel Inc 



PRUDENTIAL currently has openings 

for secretary to agency manager Must 

type 55 to 60 WPM, take shorthand 80 

to 90 WPM Permanent 'employment, 

pleasant working conditions, executive 

office facilities, located in Birming- 

ham 5 day week, paid vacation, excel- 

lent employee benefits Phone person- 

nel for interview 642-5151 


RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST 

To handle multiple liDe telephone and 

type 50 WPM Good benefits Farming 

ton Hills. 555 4800 

RECEPTIONIST 

Corporate law firm in Birmingham is 

looking for a mature, responsible per 

son to fill receptionist position Must 

type 65 WPM and have office experi 

ence Good salary and benefits Call 

Nancy at 642-2000 

RECEPTIONIST for Southfield ac 

counting office Full time, to handle 

front desk Knowledge of bookkeeping 

and payrolls important, some typing 

559 7950" 

RECEPTIONIST 

Experienced receptionist fot busy off 

ice, light typing Excellent medical/ 

dental program 14 Mile & John R 

area Call Mrs O'Neil 585-6240 

LEGAL SECRETARY for Southfield 

law firm Must have minimum of one 

year's experience in legal field Type 

minimum 65 WPM 552-1000 


Experienced for pleasent Southfield 

law firm, excellent typing It shorthand 

Ask for Linda 557-8300 


Salary negotiable Small, pleasant Oak 

Park office ' 978-2510 


$15,000 

Work for 1 partner in large established 

firm (Qualified applicant will have 

strong skills and previous Secretarial 

experience Full fringe package of- 

fered Fee Paid 

525-7870 

SHARROW It ASSOCIATES 

PERSONNEL AGENCY 

El I.I CHARGE bookkeeper, experi- 

ence through trial balance peg master 

svstein payroll salary plus hospitaliza- 

tion & pension plan Call Shirley 

352 1566 

FULL TIME entry level position for 

mature person with good office experi- 

ence A typing skills minimum 60wpm 

Farmington Novi area Call Mrs Muir- 

head between 9AM 5PM 478 8220 

GENERAL OFFICE responsible per 

son good personality telephone man 

ner number skills ft accuracy Light 

typing Southfield firm 557-2214 

GENERAL OFFICE TYPIST 

Position available for accurate typist 

\h0 WPM will train on CPT word pro- 

cessor Dictaphone experience a plus 

Pleasant Southfield location and full 

benefits Call for appt 353 3209 

GENERAL OFFICE 

Career opportunities Full time position 

now available in expanding Southfield 

corporation Good salary and benefit 

package Convenient office location 

Experience desired training available 

Ask for Mrs Bensfield at 642 4200 

GENER AL OFFICE 

Minimum I to 2 years experience Ex- 

cedent typing with interest or experi 

erne in Word Processing Excellent 

benefits If interested send confidential 

resume to Suzanne Hollenbeck. CPU, 

Inc 16025 Northland Dr , Southfield, 

Mi 48075 

RECEPTIONIST 

SECRETARY 

$8,300 PLUS 

portunity to work wi 

Light secretary skills and 

A great opportunity to work with a toj 

company I _ 

sparkling phone voice can start you in < 

new career Call Kent now 


649-5900 

LEGAL SECRETARY l.ooking for a 

positive work environment"* If you have 

egal experience and desire to work in a 

busy Southfield law firm call 424 8000 

LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced 

(referred Business law, & litigation 

imall firm-Southfield area Send Re 

sume or background to box 126 Observ- 

& Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia, Michigan 

48150 

LEGAL 

SECRETARY 

$14,000 PLUS-FEE PAID 

Word processing, variety, and excellent 

$$$ advancement Top position for self- 

motivated professional individual Ac- 

curate skills and shorthand required 

Call Mark. Legal Department 


649-5900 

Love To Type? 

Recent office experience and good typ 

ing skills can lead lo a great job wilh 

this top-drawer company' Plush sur- 

roundings. up to $800 a month starting 

salary, good benefits and company pays 

our fee Call now 


TROY 362-4004 

RECEPTIONIST/CLERICAL 

POSITIONS 

Metropolitan Savings & Loan has im 

mediate openings tor a Receptioms 

and Clerk Typist 

Receptionist applicants must have ex 

cellent public contact skills, pleasan 

phone voice, typing skills of 50 word.' 

per minute and ABOVE AVERAGt 

APPEARANCE 

Clerical applicants should have mini 

mum typing skills of 50 words per min 

ute, be detail oriented, familiarity will 

calculator and above average telepbom 

skills Previous experience in Insurant* 

or Mortgage Servicing is a PLUS 

Serious coasideration will be given only 

to those applicants demonstrating a 

record of dependability 

Excellent company paid benefit pro 

gram, including pension, life and dis- 

ability. BC'BS. dental and prescription 

drugs 

Interviews will be scheduled the week 

of November 2nd Qualified applicants 

please call between 10 AM and 3 PM 

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS 

ASSOCIATION 

Personnel Department 

851 5300 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F H 



SECRETARY 

Experienced, to join staff of pleasant, 

busy, Birmingham (Bingham Farms), 

four lawyer general practice firm 

Should be willilng to learn or have some 

experience concerning word processing 

typwriters Some light bookkeeping 

(pegboard system) and check balancing 

required Call Mary Ann, 64S-9|000 

SECRETARY for Farmington Hills 

corporate office To work part t)me 

now with flexibility to work full timp in 

the future if required Good typing A 

organizational skills necessary Pleas- 

ant work environment, competitive sal- 

ary ft benefits Send resume in confi- 

dence lo box 138, Observer It Eccentric 

Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd, 

Livohia. Michigan 48150 


SECRETARY 

Join an established company and use 

your top-notch typing and shorthand 

skills Plush suburban location I 

Call Kathy 


336-7400 

SECRETARY 

Our Commercial Division hafc an imirce 

diale opening for an experienced Secre- 

tary Qualified individual will possess 

accurate typing of 60 wpm. shorthand 

at 90 plus wpm and excellent written 

and verbal communication skills Posi 

tion involves extensive dictation and 

transcribing, preparation of reports and 

general daily correspondence Back 

ground in Commercial Mortgage Bank 

ing would be beneficial but is not man- 

datory Mortgage 1>ackground a plus 

Our corporation offers an excellent 

benefit package For consideration, 

please contact personnel department 

661 7145 

MANUFACTURERS HANOVER 


27555 Farmington Road • 

Farmington Hills, Mi 48018 


An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative 




k TYPISTS 

Secretaries 

General & Legal 

WORD 

PROCESSORS 

NO FÊ - TOP PAY 

BONUSES 

BENEFITS * 

FRIDAY PAY 

Detroit 962-9650 


OLSTEN 

Temporary Services 


SALES OFFICE 

Expanding work load requires addi 

tional full time help in busy sales office 

Good typing skills Order entry, collec 

Hons, filing, bterature mailing Good 

working Conditions & benefits 8 Mile' 

Telegraph area Call Colleen for ap 

pointment 358 2505 

SECRETARIAL position available to 

perfornrGeneral Office Secretarial du 

ties Stong verbal and written commu 

nications skills necessary Aggressive 

personality helpful Good typing and 

shorthand ability necessary Apply in 

J erson on Tuesday, 10 27, between 

AM-12 Noon at 15301 Century Dr . 

Dearborn (I block N of Rotunda, E of 

Greenfield) 

MATURE WOMAN for accounts 

receivable, typing, phone work, some 

computer, apply 14841 Meyers Rd 

NW Detroit 491 3000 

MEDIUM SIZE Downtown Detroit law 

firm seeks a competent dictaphone typ- 

ist with good vocabulary L grammar to 

prepare correspondence & pleadings 

No shorthand, pleasant surroundings 

Good salary It benefits Call Greta be- 

tween 2 5PM 962 7770 

BARCLAY 

DIVERSIFIED 

Applications being accepted 

specializing bi-lingual Secre- 

taries. Good typing and off- 

ice experience. 

Call Mark 

649-6117 

type 

book- 

MODELAGENCY 

Needs super sharp gal Must 

60WPM, shorthand, (0 70, light 

keeping, accounts payable Graebner 

Employment, 23400 Michigan Ave, 

Dearborn 565 3502 

must have accurate typing ability c 

plus wpm. good figure aptitude 

GENERAL OFFICE 

CLERICAL 

We are offering a growth opportunity 

for individuals to work in our servicing 

division and become involved in cus 

tomer contact, typing and other office 

duties To qualify for these openings you 

of 40 

and 

good communication skills Ability to 

work under pressure a must Our corpo- 

ration offers a complete benefit pack- 

age For consideration, please apply in 

person during the following hours 

TUES ONLY 

9 11AM or 1 3PM 

MANUFACTURERS HANOVER 



Earmington Hills MI 48018 


Equal Opportunity 'Affirmative 


INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION 

Company in Bloomfield Hills needs 

health claims adjuster to work with 

third party administration At least 2 

years experience as adjuster necessary 

Salarv open Call Cindy for appoint 

ment 645 1520 




The Observer L Eccentric Newspapers 

591-0900 Wayne 




Payroll Clerk 

Permanent lull time position with 

Michigan's largest security organita 

tion We are looking for a poised, outgo- 

ing person with some bookkeeping ex- 

perience Excellent working conditions 

with full benefits including paid holi- 

days. paid vacation It health insurance 

For appointment call Mon through Fri, 

10am 4pm 

837-8733 

SECRETARIES 

By-lingual. French < English 

Service company subsidiary of a major 

international group, seeks Executive 

Secretaries. FLUENT in French Col 

lege degree, experience and shorthand 

are a plus but are not required Famil 

lanty with travel agent business or pur- 

chasing proceedure will be appreciated 

Send resume to 

Box 120 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Michi 

gan 48150 

SECRETARY 

Part lime 3 days a week, 8 hours a day 

General office work Southfield area 

354 4642 

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST 

Immediate opening with national food 

ft vending service corp in Livonia area 

Position requires excellent office skilLs 

including shorthand, typing and reason- 

able familiarity with word processing 

equipment Aptitude for light account 

ing a definite plus Excellent working 

conditions, good benefits h eoe employ- 

er Send resume lo Box 408, Observer 

4 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 School- 

craft Rd , Livonia, Michigan 48150 

SECRETARY 

Shorthand, typing. Telex 

Southfield area Call Dolores 

Benefits 

424 8200 

UNDERWRITER 

INSURANCE CLERK 

Have you worked in the insurance busi- 

ness'' Do you want to be in a growing 

company with opportunity for advance- 

ment 7 Call Sandy $900 plus 

353-2090 


PERSONNEL 


Food-Beverage 


Sales 


Sales 

KITCHEN HELP 

Richard & Reiss of Birmingham is now 

hiring dependable Kitchen Help Flexi 

ble Shifts Available Apply or Call be- 

fore II AM or after 3 PM 273 Pierce 

645 9122 

PRODUCTION COOK Experience re 

quired Metro Detroit area Excellent 

fringes 584-7020 Ex 48 

Restaurant Help 

OLGA'S KITCHEN 

OAKLAND MALL 

Applications are now being accepted 

for 

WAITER, WAITRESS 

HOST/HOSTESS-CASHIER 

COOKS 

BUSPERSONS 

All shifts available Apply in person 

only No phone call please 


WAITRESS Concourse ft Cocktail 

work Evenings & weekends Full or 

part-time Belaire Lanes Farmington 

476-1550 

WORD PROCESSING Part time 3 7 

or 4 - 8 weekdays Experienced on IBM 

system 6 or similar equipment re- 

quired. Future fall time possible Send 

resume of past experience and salary 

requirements to P O Box 881. Bir 

mingham Mich 48012 

WORD PROCESSING 

SUPERVISOR 

$18,600 FEE PAID 

Outstanding opportunity for candidate 

with 2 years word processing, supervi 

sory experience Full benefits Excel- 

lent work environment, and good secur- 

ity Candidate must be self-motivated, 

wll organized and have excellent verbal 

skills IBM system 6 experience pre- 

ferred Call Mark 


649-5900 

WORD PROCESSORS 

SECRETARIES 

TYPISTS 

STENOS 

WAITRESSES 

All Shifts Top salary, vacation pay, 

uniforms & meals furnished Apply in 

person between 8 A 10 AM and 3 & 5 

I'M 

Sates Hamburgers 

33406 Five Mile, Livonia 

Middlebelt at 9 Mile, Farm 

(panding 

CURRENTLY 

INTERVIEWING 

Schweitzer Real Estate is cxp; 

again' 

NOT LICENSED 

One of our specialties is hiring and 

training new people to our business 

EXPERIENCED... 

Call about our 100''. commission pro- 

gram with no monthly fees 

Ken Kernen Birmingham Bloomfield 

Call 847 1900 

Al Coffin Plymouth 

Canton Northville 

1 

Call 453 6800 

JciryRozema Livonia 

Call 522 5333 

Brendan Battersby Royal Oak 

Clawson Huntington Woods 

Call 549 0800 

Gil Holiday Troy Rochester 

Call 689 3300|- 

Bruce Kinney W Bloomfield, 

Farmington Hills lîkfs Area 

-Call 851-0300 

Schweitzer Real Estate 

BETTER HOMES & GARDENS 

MATURE SALES PEOPLE full time 

or part time Apply at Tally Hall. Can 

dy, Fruit and Nuts The People 

('leasers 14 Mile and Orchard Lake 

MEADOW FRESH FARMS 

I'd like you to share with me in a 

ground floor business opportunity Dis- 

tributorship available Please call for 

an appointment, after 5pm at 791 8479 

WAITRESSES 

needed day & night shift, excellent tips 

D G s Lounge Please call 

533-6459 

WAITRESSES Part time Nights. 5 

I'M 10 PM 3 to 4 nights per week 

Apply in person Koney Island, Grand 

River & Halstead. next to K Mart 

WAITRESS It HOSTESS 

Apply in prson between 2 5pm Monday 

thru Friday VIP Palace, 3000 town 

Center Southfield 

CUSTOMER 

SERVICE REP 

Successful tech sale co est 1929, has 

.in opening for .in ambitious, resource- 

ful goal-oru ntcd organized self start 

er Inside position includes order pro 

cessmg telephone sales expediting 

lech sales support customer contact, 

some '•hipping & receiving 2-4 years 

experience with mechanical or steam 

power background a plus Base salary 

bonus fringe benefits advancement 

possible Novi location Send resume to 

Box 104 Observer & Eccentric News 

papers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia 


WAITRESS NEEDED 

Must have good Food & Liquor experi 

enee Must be able to work some split 

shifts Apply in person only from 10 

AM 6 PM Red Cedars. Telegraph at 

9 Mile Rd 

CUSTOM SERVICE Representative 

for Marketing Services Firm Must be 

knowledgeable in Graphic Arts Excel- 

lent opportunity with growing compa- 

ny Please submit resume & salary re 

quirements - to Box 142 Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers 36251 School 

craft Rd Livonia Michigan 48150 

SECRETARY 

Shorthand, typing. Telex Benefits 

Southfield area Call Dolores 

424 8200 

SECRETARY Southfield area Life in 

surance agency Typing, transcription 

& good grammatical skills necessary 

Send resume Box 114, Observer It 

Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 School- 

craft Rd . Livonia, Michigan 48150 

SECRETARY typing 60 WPM, short 

hand 100, dictaphone, word processing 

ii insurance experience, $12,500 

COST accountant, metal stamping 

manufacturing background, payroll, ac 

counts payable & receivable or job cost 

ing system Benefits $17,000 fee paid 

LOIS RAY 

PERSONNEL 

559-0560 

SECRETARY Wanted for Troy Patent 

Law firm The position is Secretary and 

Assistant to a partner and requires a 

responsible person with good skills, ad 

ministrative ability and initiative, and 

offers an attractiv£.salary and benefit 

package Please send resume, stating 

Secretaries 

Typists 

Word Processors 

All Office Skills 

KKL1.Y SERVICES has temporary as 

Sign ments available in your area Wei 

offer top pay rates, merit increases, 

paid vacation If you an* intetest, call 

for appointment Mon thru Fri between 

9 AM A 3 PM at the office nearest you 

W. 6 I 

522- 

PERSONNEL 

SECRETARY $11,500 

FEE PAID Client contact Lots of vari- 

ety Super office Work in personnel for 

prestigious firm Excellent benefits 

Advancement opportunity Must have 

accurate skills including shorthand 

Call Mark 


649-5900 

PROGRAMMER/ANALYST 

$24,000 

Challenging position in fastest growing 

sesment of metro industry Sophistical 

applications Call Roberta 

segment 

ed new 

Graves 


336-7400 

4020 

4000 Town Center 

(suite 1225) 

Southfield 

352-7490 

999 W. Big Beaver. Troy 

(suite 100) 

362-1180 

2239 S. Telegraph 

Bloomfield Hills 

642-1180 

3233 Woodward Ave. 

(S of 12 Mile - Berkley Square) 

Berkley 

398-7900 

KELLY 

SERVICES 

• The Kelly Girl People' 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H 

credentials and salary requirements, to 

ng & Schi' 

lidge Troy, Mi 48084 

Krass, Young It Schivley, 2855 Coo- 

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MANPOWER 

TEMPORARY SERVICE 

LIVONIA 

TROY 

TAYLOR 

478-1130 

585-5595 

283-1860 


Food-Beverage 

WAITRESS WANTED part time, ex 

perienced only with liquor Niglts ft 

Mia. Livonia, ask for Mike 

427-1000 

DIRECT MAIL Advertising Sales & 

Sales Mgr positions 12) with established 

firm - available to highly motivated in 

dividual Generous Commission & in 

centive Experience preferred 592 8600 

days. Mama 

WINE CASK Inn now taking applica- 

tions for night time pizza cooks Apply 

in person, 22100 W Warren (W Mile 

East of Telegraph) Will train 


Sales 

ABLE TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS 

Farmers Insurance Group Offers com 

plete training program, minimum guar 

antee per month Learn without dis- 

turbing present job $57 3266 

ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS 

are what you can expect by joining our 

Sales Team Expanding Real Estate 

firm has a limited number of Sales Po- 

sitions available in our Troy Office No 

sales experience necessary We provide 

a complete In house Sales Training 

Program Call Ross Martin 689 5606 

BARMAIDS wanted Copa Lounge. 

22322 Schoolcraft Close to outer Drive 

Please apply in person 

BARMAID,It WAITRESS Apply in per 

son after 3pm Cloverlanes Bowl, 28900 

Schoolcraft at Middlebelt 

BONANZA RESTAURANT We are 

now accepting applications for days ft 

nights Apply in person, 2 4 pm daily, 

W 10 Mile, Fa 

38350' 

file. Farmington 

BUSBOY & KITCHEN HELP 

Part Ume 

Farmington area 

477-8050 

SECRETARY 

25 hours, 8-30am-l 30pm Typing a 

must li good telephone skills 356-5005 

SMALL OFFICE needs full time and 

part time help Basic skills plus good 

telephone personality imperative 

Farmington area 478 7010 

SUPER 

TYPIST 

Excellent opportunity at major compa 

ny for friendly person witl^ excellent 

typing skills and dictaphone Promot 

able position in nice offices, good start- 

ing salary, full benefits and your new 

boss pays our fee Call today for a per 

sonal interview 


LIVONIA 522-4210 

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR 

Full time, experienced only, cord board 

model 608A. Livonia 

Call Miss Peck 464 0100 

TEMPORARY HELP NEEDED for 

Southfield leasing Company 

Good typist Contact Susan 557-9100 

DETROIT EXPRESS Soccer Club 

needs part time secretary immediately; 

Typing, light filing Bloomfield Hills 

area 647-3086 


AUTO and TRUCK 

SALES PERSONNEL 

Auto sales experience not necessary 

— We will thoroughly train — $100.00 

minimum commission - Insurance plan 

- Demonstrator plan - No sex discrimi- 

nation - High school education 

Apply between 2:00 and 5:00 pm, 

Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday 

TOM HOLZER 

30711 Grand River, Farmjngton 

SECRETARY 

Be the right hand person in this subur. 

ban advertising agency Media buying 

n-ience and typing Blue Crtm/Rlus 

Id Fee paid To |14,000 Call Mary 


336-7400 

SECRETARY 

Exciting spot with professional trad« 

association for sharp Secretary with 

top skills. New location Excellent ben- 

efits Fee paid. To 115.000 per year 


336-7400 J 

SECRETARY-EXPERIENCED wanted 

for Industrial real e«tate firm In South- 

field Must have some knowledge of 

computer plus skills In typing and 

shorthand Real estate background 

would be helpful Flexible hours (25-40 

hours per week) Send resume to Geof- 

frey M Eaton. 21711 W 10 Mile Rd 

Suite *S7, Southfield. MI 48075 No 

phone calls please 

THE CHOICE 

IS 

YOURS!! 

PERMANENT? 

OR 

TEMPORARY? 

EXEC SECRETARIES 

SECRETARIES 

TYPISTS 

AMERICAN can keep you 

busy working TEMPORARY 

while looking for that perfect 

jobl Don't waste another 

minute, call Colleen today. 

AMERICAN 

' PERSONNEL 

355-5526 

BUSB0YS 

Part time nights and week- 

ends. No experience neces- 

sary. Apply in person only. 

ORIGINAL 

PANCAKE HOUSE 

19355 W. 10 MILE 

(Between Southfield & Evergreen) 

CHEF - part time for school cafeteria 

prefer retiree, call Clet at St Johns 

Seminary. 453-6200 

CHEF 

Seek working chef capable of maintain 

ing entire food operation in first class 

Italian restaurant 

Only highly skilled career minded need 

Excellent salary and full bene- 

;,n„ 

Mease bring complete resume with 

excellent references between 2-5pm. 

Mon thru Fri 

1 

FRANCESCO'S 

22302 MICHIGAN AVE 

DEARBORN, MICH 

COOKS, full or part time Must have ex 

perience with eggs Apply The Village 

.Place. 4170 Orchard Lake Rd Near 

Pontiac Trail 

TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

PART TIME 

Transcribe from the latest dictating 

equipmentn It train on memory type- 

writer Job requires excellent typing It 

spelling skills Flexible hours, to aver- 

age 20 hors per week 

Call Lynn Dowell v 645 2700 ext 245 

LIBERTY MUtUAL INS CO 

Telegraph at 12 ^ Mile 


TROY OPHTHALMOLOGIST n$eds 

bright, responsible Assistant for Recep^ 

tion, typing, filing. Insurance k Peg 

Board experience 649-2820 or 8S1-M40 

TYPIST • experienced Must type at 

least 60wpm Full time only, Please 

call for appointment Livonia 515-1»0 

Beginner 

nt South 

o*T 

SECRETARY 

For Southfield law office 

and spelling required Legal 

preferred Call Carol at: 

TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST 

position open now in pleasant 

field office Answer phones, type corre- 

spondence, CRT entry, filing You must 

type 65 4 WPM It be familiar with dic- 

taphone Major medical !• other bene 

flu Salary IJOO./week Send resume 

to Typist. P.O. Box 904. Southfield, 

Mich 48037 

TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST 

For CPA Firm 5 day Week Bloomfield 

Hilla area Call for appointment, 

335-5700 

Cooks-Short Order 

Waitresses 

Full and part time Experienced 

Excellent pay 4 working conditions 

RAMS HORN 


S. of Grand River 537-0990 

AN INSURANCE SALES 

- OPPORTUNITY- 

MEN & WOMEN 

An Insurance Sales Career with 

Bankers Life & Casualty Co a Leader 

with assets over One Billion & growing' 

We need bright, career-oriented people 

to grow with us! 

If you have the will lo work hard, to 

earn what you're worth, we have the 

way you can succeed outstanding 

training programs, Company supplied 

prospects If you are presently selling 

insurance or looking for a new career, 

call us 

- 354-3373 - 

Equal Opportunity Co M/F 

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY lor 

above average income for highly 

motivated person with sales experi 

ence Full or part time For personal 

interview 962 1776 

APPRAISAL TRAINEE 

Local office of a National Organization 

needs two full time career minded indi- 

viduals. willing to work hard We offer 

training, earn while you learn, choice of 

location, potential first year earnings in 

excess of J22.000, Call Roy hetween 10 

I lam 476 7000 

Century 

homecen 

21 

TER 

476-7000 

Are you Experienced In 

TELEPHONE 

SALES 

Immediate openings for long term as 

signments In the BIRMINGHAM 

AREA Full time afternoon shift The 

prospective customer will call you 

Must be 18 or older with own tranSpor 

tation Call 569 7500 between 8 AM A 5 

PM 

WITT 

SERVICES 

The Temporary Help People 

ASSISTANTS WANTED 

To train for Shaklee business No expe 

nence necessary I enjoy outstanding 

earnings, bonus car, great benefits al' 

part time So can you' For information 

call 626 4756 

DAY ti NIGHT HELP 

Full or part time must be willing to 

work weekends Must be at least 18 

Apply in person only. Arbv's 

29515 Southfield Rd , Southfield 

DAY WAITRESS 

ranee preferred Apply 

in person. Apple Annies City Restau- 

rant, 31539 W 13 Mile Road 553 3178 

Oriental appea 

i. App 

EXPERIENCED COOK 

Excellent starting wage 

Blue Croes/Blue Shield benefits 

EXPERIENCED PREP GIRL 

Wanted for morning shift 

Quiches, soups and daily specials 

kpply in person 

SILVERMANS RESTAURANT 

41600 W Ten Mile 

Novi 

EXPERIENCED MIDNIGHT finisher 

wanted Apply within Amy Joy Donuts. 

11320 Middleoelt, Livonia 

EXPERIENCED WAIT PEOPLE L bus 

help, for catering Call Nancy 642-3307 

HOSTESSES 

Part time nights and week- 

ends. No experience neces- 

sary. Apply In person only. 

ORIGINAL 

PANCAKE HOUSE 

19355 W. 10 MILE 

(Between Southfield It Evergreen) 

John Laffre/a Vineyards 

HOSTESS 

3 years experience in hoatessing and su- 

pervision References and a smile re- 

quired 

. Apply In peraon from 2PM to 7PM 

NO PHONE CALLS 

John Laffrey'a Vineyards 

29230 Franklin Road at Northwestern 

Southfteld. Mi 41034 

ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES & re 

tsrees Telephone sales positiorts now 

available in pleasant Livonia office 

|3 35 per hour plus commission 

Call Mr Allen at 525 0717 

BE PART OF OUR management team 

working with professionals Excellent 

training program Call Diversified Mar 

keting Assoc after 12 noon 420-3230 

CHEMICAL SALES 

At least 2 years experience in industrial 

chemical sales Fee paid Graebner 

Employment, 565-3502 

v CHRISTMAS HELP NEEDED 

Part time, W Bloomfield also Farm 

ington Hills area Contact Vicki at 

The Ink Pad 855 5076 

Closers Wanted! 

DID YOU MAKE $60,000 LAST YEAR 

YOU CAN WITH US' 

If you have a sales background in direct 

sales It want a challanging career with 

a national corporation we have a spot 

for you! 

We can offer you top commission 

-AND SEMINAR PROGRAMS 

-BROKER PROGRAMS 

-DINNER PROGRAMS 

"SLIDE DRIVE PROGRAMS 

National advertising, to help you sell 

Sunbelt Real Estate In one of our 

planned communities in Southern Fla 

Only self motivated, career minded in 

dividuals need apply Contact MR RAY 

PIONTKOWSKI for a confidential in 

terview 

Call 552-9200 

General Development Corp of Florida 

26600 Southfield Rd 

Lathrup Village. Mi 41076 

DRIVEWAY Salesman & Manager 

Full time, days or evenings, training 

provided, experience helpful Apply in 

icrson. Thurs 9 5pm Twelve Oaks Mo 

ul Grand River & Novi Rd 

MENS SHOE SALES 

Full time position Salary plus commis 

Sinn 348 9310 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 

Looking for people lo work in Birming 

ham Mon Thurs 5-9pin, Sat 10am 

2pm Call Julie after Ipm 644-3330 




The Observer L Eccentric Newspapers 

591-0900 Wayne 



Use vour Visa or Master Card 

PART TIME SALESWOMAN 

fur specialty boutique. Somerset Mall 

nights and Sundays 

Ms Hill. 649-6001 

PART TIME sales assistants 13 houis 

per week 2 days at 6'j hours each Will 

train to specialize in maternity sales 

Now accepting applications at Oakland 

Mall Mother Care store 

PHONE SOLICITORS 

needed Experience helpful but not mn 

essary F:.irn up to $200 a week for part 

time Call 721 1682 

PLAN NOW 

For The Best 

Christmas Ever 

F'.arn good $$$ selling Avon Call 

425-8989 

879-0183 644-5404 


Sales 

SALES 

Pay TV Sales team Waots you to join 

it s family of independent sales con- 

tractors to take subscription brders full 

tune Have fun while Earning fantastic 

commissions of $500 per week or more 

Professionals, nonprofessionals and 

college students This i^ not a job this is 

an incredible opportunity' Call the off 

ice nearest you for orientation and be 

gin taking orders an lab procedure 

background Salary company car full 

benefits 

Graebner Employment 565 3502 

Salary pluv incentive 40 hr work week 

No experience required 

Ask for Ray LLoyd 

Livonia 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

525-5000 

SALES 4 SERVICE HEP 

Full time career position available FJi 

perience not necessary Ambition and 

self motivation a iriust Salary plus 

commission Ram Broadcasting of 

Michigan Call Jeffery I'roiigh. 569 1010 

SALES WOMAN Mature needed at 

Hallmark Card Shop part time steady 

[22701 Greenfield 

559 5535 

Bev s Hallmark Shop 

Southfield 

SAI.F^WOMAN D TTRICH FURS 

Must be mature and hjiv.- a pleasent ap 

pearancc Nice working conditions, sal 

ary plus commission provide potential 

lor exc eptional compensation Call Mr 

Don at 642 3002 

PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS WOMAN 

looking for a new career Potential in 

come $100 ooo ( all for interview 

352-4740 

PUBLIC RELATIONS & Management 

positions open New discount store 

" II between 12 7pm 

336 8376 

ham Call between 12 7pm 

274 5958 

Real Estate Company 

Telephone Solicitation! Part- 

time, evenings. Hourly plus 

bonus Farmington Hills Ask 

for Len Guion 478-5000 

EARN EXTRA MONEY' 

$2 00 puts You in Business sell the 

fastest-moving products in Country 

$200 in Sales returns $112 

$700 in Sali-s returns $448 

$2,500 in Sales returns $1,975 

Start earning Money Call Today' 

Bernie Kave 313 681 4907 

EMPLOYMENT 

SPECIALIST 

$15 000 TO $20,000 

"areer sales position for World s l.arg 

est Employment Service Sales ability 

self motivation and outgoing personali 

ly a must Degree and sales experience 

required Call Mr Bookstan al Snelling 

& Snelling 649-5900 

EXECUTIVE SALES 

'areer minded entrepreneur type, self 

starting Make yourself financially se 

ure and then lead others Join Tran 

sanierica Services we offer career op 

portunities in sales Send resume to. 

Transamerica Services 

PO Box 1156 

Troy. Mi 48099 


REAL ESTATE 

IS 

EXCITING 

and financially rewarding II you are 

desirous of making between $20,000 & 

$100 001) per year • call us We offer 

complete in-house training and a mas 

sive advertising program 2 great loca- 

tions in Plymouth Contact 

FRED MIOTKE 

Century 21 


459-6000 

REAL ESTATE I.ICFINSE AGENTS 

Grow with the growing, pleasant office 

surroundings fine commission sehed 

ute Call for details 626-4714 

Real Estate Sales 

13) openings in an active and professK 

al office welcomes aggressive and am 

bilious salespeople Broker service and 

EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT BUYER 

Must know accounts payable and data 

t roccssing Benefits, pension Graebner 

Employment. 565 3502 

EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON for 

ladies sports wear shop Ih West Bloom 

field References required Part or full 

time Apply in person I«ist A Co 6369 

Orchard Like Rd . Orchard Mall 

851-3710 

FARMERS WILL Train you for a new 

areer Does your present job offer you 

ndependence prestige a feeling of ac 

complishment & ecomonic security'' If 

not. you should talk with Farmers In 

surance Group Call Bill Cox, 522-0055 

3) openings in an active and profession 

nm« 

.•'on I 

participation For confidential inter- 

view call 

NADA ILICH 

CENTURY 21 

Nada 477-9950 

Sales 

$300 to $600 per week 

COMMISSION 

PART TIME HOURS 

FULLTIME PAY 

6 HOURS DAY 

5 DAYS WEEK 

I'hone Sales Experience Necessary 

Hourly Trainin0 Allowance 

We sell office supplies nationwide by 

telephone No overhead no expenses 

work in our air conditioned .offices We 

go where the business is Call 

FRED EDW ARDS Sa( 10 to noon 

591-9411 

FOR INTERVIEW 

SEEKING 6 shai|i aggressive self 

motivated individual* over the age Of 

1H lor ground'floor business yualified 

candidates should be willing lo lake di 

rections 4c train othdre Business expe 

nence desirable but not essential For 

further information c(.tll 

937 8516 534 6194 

SELF-STARTERS 

have an excellent hcjad start lo be sue 

eessful in Real Estate that • our 

Training Programs comes out to 

successful professional career iiS Real 

•Estate For details ijall John Healv 

Century 21 

PIETY HILL, INC J 642-8100 

GANTOS where fashion becomes a 

challenging career opportunity Full 

and part-time sales positions' available 

for mature individuals willing to work 

flexible schedule including evenings 

and weekends Competative salary and 

liberal employee discount Apply in 

K rson at Gantos Rennaisance Center 

•nnaisance Bhlg , 400 E Jefferson 

HAVE YOU been looking for a 

Multi Level Marketing opportunity'' 

Incredible new product & potential 

Full or part lime 533 0123 

IDEAL F'OR'MATURE FEMALE 

Retail sales in wallcovering L window 

covering store in Avon township Deco- 

rating experience necessary part time 

fisi 5845 

IMMEDIATE 

OPENINGS 

Looking lor 5 people to fill positions 

$11,400 per vear to start for those who 

ualify Quick .advancement ft benefits 

'aid vacation A insurance If you can 

start immediately call between 10am 

3pm. Mon, Thurs & Fri 

REDFORD AREA 537 7066 

PLYMOUTH AR£A. 453-2940 

INDUSTRIAL SALES REP 

fer M F: with power transmission 

rience Salary plus commission 

Graebner Employment 565-3502 

lifter 

Mtperi' 

I NEED 4 people with management, 

teaching .or sales background or who 

have owned a small business Must 

have a good self-image and able lo 

handle a large income 

Call Richard Dick 9419415 

INSIDE SALES TRAINEE 

Trainee needed for plumbing & healing 

sales desk College degree desirable but 

not mandatory Must have a knowledge 

of pipe valves & fittings and a desire to 

learn plumbing & heating wholesale 

business A strong telephone personali 

ty is a must Send letter stating qualifi 

cations and salarv requirements to 

Box 368, Observer & Eccentric News 

papers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia 


KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Worlds 

largest Catholic mens faternal, ha 1 ; an 

opening for a man in the agency depart 

ment Experience not necessary Full 

tinte only Starting salary retirement 

plus other fringe benefits For informa 

tiuoncall Gerry O Toole 681 5442 

REAL ESTATE 

SALESPEOPLE 

Excellent opportunity for new & expe 

rienced salespeople Congenial living 

room atmosphere Best Plymouth loca 

Hon 9 offices in Metro Suburban I>e- 

troit Nationwide referral program F'.x 

cellent training program Call 

Mike Binkley for a confidential inter 

view 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

453-2210 

SHOE SALESPERSON 

Full time position available lor exper 

enced shoe salesperson in womens 

footwear Hourly plus commission 

Fringe benefits inc|uding Blue Cross 

profit sharing life iriurance 

Apply Mc Brvdes Womens Footwear 

12 Oaks Mall Novi 

SIX STAH Cableviskon of Ypsilanti is 

expanding it's sales; I or ce lull 4< pari 

time sales positions available Excel 

lent income potential Call 481 0510 

SALES CONSULTANTS 

Looking lor sales people who are inter 

es ted in sellings aesthetic products 

Make $300 lo $500 or more per week 

Management positions available 

Call . 589 0360 

SALESMAN Prefer some experience 

in Electrical Field and or Air Moving 

equipment Salary & Car Allowance 

Send resume to Box 134 Observer & 

ipers 

craft ltd Livonia Michigan 48150 

SALES OFFICE 

Responsible & hard working person 

wanted to work lull time with secretar 

tai background Sales experience is a 

plus Small office atmosphere duties 

diversified Minimum $160 per week 

Benefits Send resume or letter to 

Box 118 Observer fc Eccentric News 

papers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia 


TELEPHONE SALES 

Must have pleasant voice ft like to talk 

on the phone (.'all on established ac 

counts 5 days 9 AM 4 PM Salarv 

bonus Apply in Person 25743 W 

Mile Redford cat Bqw h paly 

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS t"P pay for 

lop people Salary plus commission 

Home improvement field Call betweer 

10 12pm daily 352 988( 

TRAVEL AGENT 

Need full timttexpeficnced commercia 

agent for fast growing Southfield agen 

cy Must be Sabre tj-nned Minimum 1 

years experience resume required 

Call Ms Campbell fir appointment 

352 4751 

workers compensation 

Sales position lor a]3rd party adminis 

trator .Requirements 

P&C license 

2 years workers corjip sales experience 

Existing boo* c.f business 

Bonuses ^ complex benefit package 

inc luding auto allowance Please sub 

mil resume to D l)uit»n po box 500 

Southfield, Mich 48937 


LICENSED REAL ESTATE 

SALESPERSONS 

Become a member of the W orld s larg 

est Resort Time Sharing Market Co 

and involve yourself wijh the fastest 

growing industry in today s Real Estate 

Market Training provided For confi- 

dential interview contract 

Mary Lou Guilbaull. Plymouth Office. 

453 2210, 

or Hall Hess Birmingham Office 

644 7456 

HITCHCOCK 

GALLERY 

OF HOMES 

453-2210 

full or part Ume. 

fun or 

PREP COOKS 

Cookl 4 HoatMaca, full or part 

Apply betwean t k i waaMayi Moun- 

tain Jacki, Troy 6M-7M0 

A TECHNICAL 

CONSULTANT 

Caih In on the technical industrial wave 

with the world"! largest naUonwide 

placement service Outstanding Income 

and professional satisfaction can be 

yours Proven sales ability with a tech- 

nical or business machine background a 

definite plus Call Beroice Fromm at 

SM-J0W 

LIFE INSURANCE AOtfNTS 

Management opportunity for licensed 

life insurance agents Applicants must 

be aggressive, mature A want lo sue 

ceed Call Joe Doyle 879-5900 

LOCAL AMWAY DISTRIBUTOR 

Would like to train 15 ambitious indi 

vidua Is to realize their dreams with a 

solid second income For appointment 

Call between 5 30 7 30 PM 522 9059 

MATURE SALESPERSON 

for bakery, Southfield area Flexible 

hours 357 1926 

SALES OPPORTUNITY 

WITH LEADING 

HEALTH & BEAUTY All) 

COMPANY 

This leading manufacturer in the pack 

age goods field has an opening for 

someone with a college degree or com 

pensating sales experience You II be 

selling the number 1 line to accounts in 

the food and discount field Competitive 

monthly salary paid expenses and op 

port unit v t" earn an attractive bonus 

Company car provided Benefit plans 

inc lude Hospital .ind Medical Care, 

Disability and Life Insurance Dental 

Insurance and Retirement income 

You II receive thorough continuous 

training Send resume of background to 

Box i-456 Observer ft Eccentric News 

papers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia 

Michigan 4HI50 


"SALES 

OPPORTUNITY 

IN THE 

MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY 

lilobal Mobile Homes is looking for an 

othei aggressive ambitious and goal 

oriented salesperson to become part of 

the housing industry of the future Our 

brokerage division needs a true profes 

sional to lake over our Rochester Off 

hi- Real Estate bac kground a definite 

plus Send resume to GLOBAL MO- 

BII.F HOMES. INC, 12886 Fairlane. 

Livonia, Micl\ 48150 c o Randy 

Castro 


Part Time 

ATTENTION STUDENTS America 

Guild needs young ladies for telephon 

sales 5 9pm Monday thru Thursday 

533 831 

BE AI TICIAN 

Part time as receptionist with som 

floor work Preferably over 30 

Artiste Wonderland, 427 138 

CLERK TYPIST 

Half days iood typist 

Citv of W hvne area 

728 Ji40Q 

COUNTER GIRL 

Part time must bi over 18 2 3 day I 

[H-r week Southlielq area 

1 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Pern 

nent part time Southfield area Cha| 

lenging position serving lop executive 

Call for appointment 557 275 

GENERAL OFFICE Part time 

dictation 12 Mile fc. Farmington Rd 

Real Folate Land specialists Flexib^ 

hours | i&3-3 

" HIGH SCIKMIL STUDENTS 

Telephone sales Iro^n our Redford ar 

office 6-91'M Monday thru FrtdaJ 

$3 35 hourly plus Ixjiuses 399-1 

IF YOU are luoki 

typing and fifing 

for part Ume 1 

hours per day. 

days a week good working atmasphiere. 

then we ve got the job you re looking 

for Call I 62t-44|2 

KEYBOARD BASS 

One person who play* both for original 

Rock & Roll recording act 

hearsals in Southfield 

Day re 

358 5173 


Part-Time Sports Reporter 

Our Birmingham office is looking for a pari 

time RepbTtet^who has knowledge of high 

school sports. >dust have the ability to write 

features, news, headlines, and columns. A 

journalism degree required Also must drive 

own car and be willing to work nights. Applica- 

tions are being accepted at: 

(ObsrrurrÊrmttric 

& t 

r u t s j j a p e r s 

36251 Schoolcrat 

Livonia. Ml 48150 

Wo are an equal opportunity employer

mm wm• —w- 

4D* 



Part Time 

LAUNDRESS " 

Part linn' A experienced lor men s lux- 

cdu shop I'lvmoulh Middlebelt area 

Call lor Mr D 425 7070 

LIBRARIAN CHIIDRENS 

Part lime 26 hours per week, MUS from 

A I. A accredited school required F'.xpe- 

rience preferred Available Jan 1982 

Send resume lo Clara N Bohrer head 

children* services Canton public Ik 

brary 1150 S Canton Center Rd Can- 

ton Mich 48188 Deadline IXh' 8 1981, 

OFFICE IIK1.I' PART TIME 

Accounts payable and receivable 

Pleasant office conditions Farmington 

Hills Soulhlield area 855 2500 

PART TIMK 

FOSTER CARh 

For a devcloppienlally disabled child 

We provide training and license your 

home thru Department of Soq/al Ser 

vices Your family will provide care 

and Warning lor short period of time 

Teaching and nursing skills helpful In 

Wayne County Call Plymouth Center. 

Commuifctv Placement ('nil 837-3560 

TAUT TIMK help wanted Career op- 

porlunity Right [icrson to train lo wash 

walls ceilings carpet cleaning and fur 

nituri- Experienced person can apply 

to Da I ton Servi«v Master 18210 James 

Cou/ens Detroit 345 4202 

PART TIMK MARKET RESEARCH 

interviewing Karmington Hills No 

sales uftolved Must have pleasant 

phone voice prior phone experience 

preferred Minimum 3 evenings per 

week Musi b< available Sundays After 

lipm 851-463& 

PART ITMK SALES on a permanent 

fi.isis Sara > Hallmark 31045 Orchard 

Like Karmington Hills in Hunters 

Square 

I' \ I(T TIMK 

SECRET\H\ RECEITWNIST 

in Tins Hours 12 noon to 5pm 5 days 

I- \pel icnceil w iili good oltice skills 

,1...' 0220 

PART TIMh $6 2 1 per hr Order lak 

ing A delivers llllisi lie 18 car needed 

&5K-A6A0 

HK'f IREF i'R \F.M1 Retired 

Kor fight warehouse duties and repair 

lain I pm Equal Opportunity Employ 

cr Apply in person Mon Kri al 

lL'ii7ll Verrim.in I.i soma 

!( N I P \ Young Adult part lime 

A able till in lot vacation A illnesses 

lur hu~s I Vi matoliig\ Clinic in South 

Held Experience helpful 153 htt87 

sANTA I I Al S AND HELPERS 

\ppl> Wimhesiei Mall Office 

Km heslci A Avon Roads 

Ol ( 281 h 11 lo 4 PM 


Domestic 

BIRMINGHAM Housekeeper/Nanny, 

tojive-in A care Idr 2 pre-school chil- 

dren Call after 6 PM 

642-4798 

CHILD CARE needed 2 days a week, 

for 2 children, light housework, own 

transportation references Southfield 

area Call 569 2076 

CLEANING LADY, thorough, reliable, 

mature, for Thursdays Hours 9-3 with I 

infant to watch. Southfield area 

S69-11J1 

CLEANING LADY experienced m 

housework A laundry, 3-5 days Own 

transportaton Adult home Franklin 

area Top salary References Call after 

5pm 626-5579 

COMPANION AIDE needed to live in 

with our mother RooM A board in love 

Is Oak Park home plus a weekly sti 

pend Car necessarv A references Call 

559-6187. or 626-1494 

COMPANION for Senior Citizen Ma 

lure experienced woman for weekends 

with references Must dr(ve 

Cull 644 4961 


Domestic 

SITTER for'infant, weekdays and/or 

weekends Your transportation Tele- 

graph-Grand River area 155-9854 


Coupleg 

ASSISTANT MANAGER Couple want 

ed for large apartment complex Man 

for maintenance, plumbing, electrical, 

etc Knowledge ol hot water healing 

systems (zone valves) necessarv Must 

have own hand tools Woman for part 

time cleaning of apartments Phone 

I to 3 PM only 851-2708 

CARETAKER COUPLE over 40 Hus- 

band experienced in general mainte- 

nance of apartments, wife for general 

cleaning Apartment plus salary Call 

532 9234 

COUPLE WANTED for Apartment 

Manager position Hazel Park Experi- 

enced. salarv and apartment 

758 5820 

COUPLE Wanted to manage Bloom 

field Hills household Private detached 

living quarters, finest accommodations 

A benefits including auto Mail inquir- 

ies to Box 404 Observer A Eccentric 

Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. 

Livonia Michigan 48150 

STOCK HOY 

Must IM- .II least lh yrs old, minimum 

wage I i 2|i hrs per week Red Cross 

Shoes Twelve Oak- Mall Nuvi 

SYNCHRONIZED 

SWIM INSTRUCTOR 

Must have knowledge of all aspccls of 

nsnchroni/ed -wim routines from water 

siunls to musii i holographs and pre 

sums experience Senior kite Saving is 

required WSI preferred Karmington 

Hills P.irk- & Recle ill-ill 

474-6115 

Equal Op|ioifumH Employer M I- 

Wt Ulf "'•« taking applications lor 

part 'urn all shilis Ringer Chef 1365 

S Ma 

EXPERIENCED, mature, responsible 

A soph i sic a ted live in housekeeper for a 

Bloomfield Hills family. I child Non 

smoker non drinker, excellent refer 

ences A health are mandatory All liv- 

ing expenses & allowances paid Your 

own transportation Apply with resume. 

4 references A recent photograph, to 

Box 440, Observer A Eccentric News 

papers. 36251 Schoolcrah Rd , Livonia. 


HOME hound woman with or without 

child to live in A help Senior run ranch 

home in exchange for 2 bedrooms. 

bath-rent work or both 574 1531 

HOUSEKEEPER needed full time for 

windower A 2 school age children 

Southfield area Must difive Call after 

5pm 357 2640 

HOUSEKEEPER 1 diy per week. 

Southfield area, own transportation, 

references Call between 2 5pm 

. #83 5695 or 271 6847 

YOUNG MAN with training in Auto 

Mechanics L with Associates Art De- 

gree - looking for part-time position 

515 Child Care 

I AM LOOKING FOR A REPUTABLE 

family, non smoking, willing lo take my 

two French children (Boy 10, Girl 9) 

into their home from Dec 26 to Jan 3 

Send motivating information & require 

ments in writing to J J Brasse. 6425 

Pinecroft, W Bloomfield. MI 48033 

518 Education 

& Instruction 

PIANO INSTRUCTION 

in my home Middlebelt/Lone Pine 

area 

Call Ruth. 626 2520 

PIANO - ORGAN Terrific Teacher' 

Fast improvement guaranteed' Concert 

pianist. PhD degree from world famous 

Accademia Santa Cecilia. Rome. Italy 

Beginners, very advanced, your home 

355 3100 Interview 562-8818 

PRIVATE Speech/Language Therapy 

ii Academic Tutoring Adult/Youth De 

velopmental Services Tina Pagnucco 

MA 453-9210 

SCHOLARSHIPS 

Grant/Fellowships 

278-3877 

SPANISH TUTORING 

Students, small groups business 

Certified teacher 

Call 476-1878 

LICENSED DAY CARE in my home 

Meals provided Days and evenings 

Farmington Hills area 626-4759 

WALDORF KINDER HOUSE 

offers a unique creative experience for 

children aged 3î - 6, full or part time 

Call on last openings 642-0102 

LICENSED DAY CARE 

in my Plymouth home Toys, activities, 

breakfast lunch & snacks included 

459-5954 

MATURE WOMAN wants work as 

companion to elderly or invalid Rea 

sonable rates Has car 585-4492 

MOTHER OF 2 wishes baby sitting, 

your transportation, for 1 or 1 full time 

children, 11 Mile Southfield Rd 

569 3207 

MOTHER will baby-sit. your transpor- 

tation Ford & Middlebelt area Any- 

time. Mon thru Fri 2 year o|d in 

home Rate negotiable 728 9428 

MOTHER WISHES to babysit Merri- 

man Cherry Hill area Your transporta- 

tion 522 6286 

REUNION 

Rock & Roll Standards - Country 

Some Dec dates still available 

Call (or audition 397-1614 

SATIN FLAMES BVND 

Weddings. Banquets Our Specialty Ver 

satile Music Wih The Professional 

Touch 334 2608 332 1055 

THE ASTRA BAND 

We Play II 

All For Vou 

595 4537 

THE MUSIC LOVERS 

An American 4 Polish band available 

for all occasions 835-2574 

512 Situations Wanted 

Female 

ABCARE 

Specializing in private duty nursing in 

ihe Home. Hospital. Nursing Facilities 

RN s. LPN *, COMPANIONS 

AIDES 

NEWBORN CARE 

RESPIRATORY PHYSICAL 

\ OCCUPATIONAL 

SPEECH THERAPISTS 

HOME PODIATRY VISITS 

There Is A Difference We Care' 

424-8377 

24 HOUR COVERAGE 

ACCOUNTING prefer to do work in 

my home General ledger, payroll sales 

4 related taxes Experienced College 

degree Pat 464 4395 

BABYSITTING 

Full or part time Livonia Plymouth 

Rd Karmington Rd area Still Open 

Call 425 3249 

BABYSITTING Mon thru Fri Walnut 

Lake Rd 4 Halsiead area 661 4871 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Lisa L. Augur 

3443 Crooks 

Royal Oak, Ml 

Please call tlie pi omnium de 

parlment Ol the Oliservei F< 

centric by Tuesday Octoln-i il 

I9HI lo .Claim y.n.i 2 he.- MED 

WING TICK CIS 

5 f l I s'300 e.11'4 1 


1) 4 E DOMESTIC SERVICE Quality 

houseeleaning Scheduled and special 

occasions Experienced Reasonable 

References available Suburban areas 

call Elaine 729-9337. 326 7782 

DEPENDABLE MOTHER will babysit 

in Grand River Middlebelt area, any- 

time 476 9297 

DOMESTIC SERVICES, INC. 

CLEANING LADIES for all 

Suburban areas. Regular or 

one time service with 

dependable 9 year old firm. 

All work guaranteed 100%. 

Licensed & Insured 

477-5307 

MOTHER WISHES BABY SITTING 

Garden City area Days, Monday thru 

Friday Your transportation 

522 5243 

POLISH SPEAKING woman looking 

for house cleaning job Livonia area 

Call after 6I'M 421 1359 

SECRETARY Typing, shorthand, dic- 

taphone good English skills Available 

for full time temporary assignments or 

permanent position 646-3295 

SR SITTERS 

MOTHER'S HELPERS 

HOME MAKERS 

HOME HEALTH AIDES 

NURSES 

Screened - reference bonded insured 

24 Hr Service Low Cost 

Immediately Available 

PRO CARE ONE. INC 

Helping Hands Division 

569-4400 

TIRED OF CLEANING day after day- 

Lei us give your house that special look 

the old fashioned way Quick but thor- 

ough Excellent references 796-3765 

TWO RELIABLE, responsible ladies, 

with references will clean in the Livcv 

nia, Canton. Farmington. Southfield 

areas Call after 4PM 533-1535 

TYPING 4 MAILING 

To do in my home 

Reasonable Rates 

Call 9am-10pm 477-6558 

513 Situations Wanted 

Male 

ACCOUNTANT CONTROLLER 

Computer background Experienced in 

all taxes 4 financial statements. Have 

treasury card Pre diem I can help you 

Excellent references Call 5910001 

ACCOUNTANT Part time 

Corporation Taxes. General Ledger 

12 Years experience College Graduate 

533-8045 

INTERIOR PAINTING 

Call Jon the Painter 

Former artist 28 yrs 

Anytime 354 2464 

MILDLY RETARDED MAN 24 seeking 

work, small shop or bakery helper 

yrs work experience 

538 2646 

W A J A Cheerful Children Child Care 

Center 

NURSERY 6 MONTHS TO 2'i YEARS 

Weekly 4 daily rates ADC children 

welcome We also have openings in our 

preschool program, 2W-6 yrs 27100 

Avondale. Inkster, E of Inkster Rd 

561-7960 

518 Education 

& Instruction 

BARTENDING 

Leqal Minimum Age 18 

ONE OR TWO WEEK CLASS 

Day or Evening Classes 

Free Placement Assistance 

557-7757 

PROFESSIONAL 

BARTENDERS SCHOOL 

26739 Southfield Rd Southfield 

23 Schools Coasl lo Coast 

520 Secretarial & 

Business Services 

SUPERIOR OFFICE SERVICES 

15 years experience 

Typing 4 notary service 

Lake Orion 391-1753 

522 Professional 

Services 

600 Personals 

ABORTION 

• 1 - 24 Weeks 

Best Medical Care 

Call 1 Days A Week 

1-800-321-0575 

A CULTURE Enrichment Group is 

being formed for persons interested in 

Good Music 1 Opera 1 Wine 4 Cheese So- 

cials 1 Special Discussions'' Backgam- 

mon 1 Scrabble 1 Lectures? etc 1 Singles 

are especially welcome Suggestions 4 

interests are encouraged Send with 

name, address 4 telephone number to 

Box 108 Observer 4 Eccentric News- 

papers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia. 


AMERICAN Entertainment Services 

U of M. Lions. Rolling Stones, tickets 

for sale Call'tvenings after 7pm or 

weekends 1 663-8821 

ARTISTS Paints brushes, etc . name 

brands, discount, we ship direct, free 

referral service for teachers and stu 

dents free catalog * 455-5252 

ACCURATE. CREATIVE RESUMES 

Professional Writing. Editing, 

Advertising 4 Printing 

The Write Idea 557 8521 

DEEP MUSCLE THERAPY 

Men women Slate licensed Sprains 

strains, low back problems, etc. Free 

brochure or information 595 0339 

MATHEMATICS TUTORING 

All Grades. M S - M A Degrees 

Certified Experienced Teacher 

642 5484 

MUSIC INSTRUCTION in your home 

Piano, theory, voice guitar, flute sax 

clarinet, percussion Teaches are expe 

rienced U of M music grads 1 662 2105 

PBI 

PARMINGTON 

EDUCATION THAT WORKS 

(ASK OUR GRADUATES) 

Day & Evening Classes 

PROGRAMSOFFERED 

Secretarial 

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Legal 

Medic.fl 

Word Processing 

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Accounting 

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Travel Careers' 

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476 3145 

Financial Aid 4 Placement Service 

• N T A Approved 

PIANO INSTRUCTION 

By experienced professional Classical, 

popular 4 theory I-essons in your 

home 1st lesson free 355-1968 

TRAVEL 

CAREERS 

An evening course of Travel Agent 

training taught by acflve 

Travel Professionals 

Free Placement Assistance 

3 DETROIT-AREA 

LOCATIONS! 

Call or write today for full details 

Travel 

Education 

Institute, Inc. 

26711 Northwestern Hwy 

Southfield, Mich 48034 

1313)352-4875 

Lic'd by the Mich Dep't of Education 

TUTORING Learning disabilities K 12 

Regular Education K- 6 All subjects 

Weekdays, after 4pm. Sat 4 Sun -III 

Applebauin BA MA U of M 355 5218 

MEDICAL SQUARE 

GROUP PRACTICE 

On Big Beaver Troy 

Pediatrics fi43 4606 

Family Practice 643 6988 

Surgery 643 6988 

Obstetrics 4 Gynecology 643-6988 

Desease 4 Surgery of the Eye 

Eyeglasses 

643 4607 

PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER 

SERVICE Your Home or Rented Hall 

Reasonable Rales 


523 Attorneys 

Legal Counseling 

ATTORNEYS AT LAW 

FIRST CONSULTATION FREE 

SAT 4 EVE AI'PTS AVAILABLE 

D'Avanzo & Meconi 

42142 FORD RD. SUITE 101 

981-5300 

ATTORNEY SERVICES 

Heal Estate Divorces. Wills. General 

Law Initial Consultations No Foe 

Reasonable Rales 

Joelson Law Firm 553 855! 

Kathleen J. McCann 

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW 

Practicing in Wayne, Oakland 

Livingston Counties 4 surrounding are;! 

Criminal • Divorce 

Personal Injury • Drunk Driving 

Ac* idenl • Zoning 

Wills • Trusts 

PLUS ALL GENERAL LAW 

Using newest available computers and 

word processing machines to help savi 

you time and money 


525-6385 

SAT. APPT. AVAILABLE 

FREE 1st CONSULTATION • 

DIVORCE from - t"200 

CHILD SUPPORT modification JI50 

HOUSE CLOSING from JI00 

DRUNK DRIVING from 1150 

LICENSE RESTORATION $150 

TRAFFIC VIOLATION most $150 

CRIMINAL MATTERS from $150 

WILLS simple $35 

(Court Costs Not Included) 

We also handle personal injury work 

men's compensation bankruptcy pro 

bale 4 paternity cases 

LAW OFFICES 

GOODMAN 4 BELL l'( 

LIVONIA 27540 Schoolcraft 

868-7694 

ASSISTANCE 

FOR 

PROBLEM PREGNANCY 

PREGNANCY TESTS 

Immediate appointment 

WOMEN'S CENTER 

Free Counseling Assistance 

476-2772 261-3430 

ATTENTION 1 BUSY Single or Couples 

I'll plan your Special Events Get kids 

lo appointments Cook up a Super 

meal Shop for ihe very best deal 

This 4 much more 1 11 do I m the 

Go for the Boss is You' 535 1166 

ATTENTION 

Very Important Anyone knowing Betty 

Jane Blades Strahl. 

Please call 543 0623 

602 Lott & Found 

LOST CAT - old female gray tiger 

striped, very few teeth Vicinity Eight 

Mile, Middlebelt 476-4542 

LOST female white Spiti answers to 

Fluffy, vicinity Pierce 4 Merriman. 

Garden Cily 261 7032 

LOST German Shorth4ir puppy, 1 year 

old, brown 4 white short tail answers 

to "Hexi", female After 5 537 5875 

LOST GERMAN Shepherd female 12 

Mile/Telegraph area 4 years old Na 

tasha Reward 358 4956 356 7286 

LOST golden rust colored male cat. 

neutered. Sunday t)ct 18 Reward Red 

ford area 356-0921 

LOST Mon Oct 19 Beige 4 gold male 

cat fluffy tail, yellow eyes answers to 

Caesar Kimberly Oaks Schoolcraft. 

Lyndon Reward 261 1370 

LOST red Peugeot 10 speed bike. 1569 


Place your classified want ad ijn 


•The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 

591-0900 Wayne 



I 'se your Visa or Master Card 

RE INCARNATION WORKSHOP 

Hypnotic regression into past lives Oct 

31 10AM-8PM $40 Primal Integration 

Center 478 5559 

602 Lo8t& Found 

DARK Siamese cat. female, neutered 

Iront claws de-clawed, lost. Harrison 

Cherry Hill area Reward 226 4326 

427-7073 

FOUND Gray Tiger cat Vicinity E of 

Telegraph, S of Hickory Grove 

334-7315 

FOUND Large black 4 white tabby, 

(male), vicinity of Farmington Rd 4 

Schoolcraft 421-1751, or 323-3571 

FOUND Large copper colored male 

dog Hound Lab mixed 5 Mile Bradner 

area Call 420 2880 

FOUND Part-Lab golden mannered 

good natured. about I yr . Grand River 

\ way 4 Farmington Drive-in 661 1933 

FOUND Small - black 4 light gold 

Female Dog lump on chest Appears 

older Middlebelt 4 Lyndon 421-0814 

FOUND small black. Ian 4 white 

female Beagle Merriman 5 Mile area 

Home needed 261-4048 

FOUND Si Bernard, female vicinity 

lound 12 Mile between Middlebelt 4 

Orchard Lake. F'armington Hills 

855-2074 

FOUND YOUNG Cat Siamese mixed 

vicinity Coolidge Big Beaver 6^9-1472 

LOST AMERICAN flag 4x6ft nylon, 

has sentimental value Reward 

646-7414 

LOST Apricot poodle, female large 

mini Tail uncut, ears shaved short, 

named W'inkie Oct 22nd Pierce 14 

Mile area Reward 851 8914 

LOST big black friendly cat, long hair 

small white spot on chest Vicinity 5 6 

Mile between Middlebelt 4 Inkster $50 

reward \ 261-9254 

LOST Cat black 4 grey stripe female, 

yellow collar with bell, declawed 4 

spayed, children miss her Vicinity 

Sheldon Ann Arbor Rd Trail 459-0672 

NOTICE OF BIDS 

Clarenceville Public Schools shall a< 

cept bids until 8 AM Novembers 1981 

on temperature control modification 

regulating modification insulating 

skylights boiler line tuning flue 

damper installation All work shall con- 

form to National Energy Construction 

Policy Act Grant Regulations a- thev 

apply For information < all Mr Sails? 

474 8900 


NEED RIDE from Plymouth < Ann Ar 

bor Rd Main St area* to Franklin 13 

Mile Inkster i 9am 'ipm 455 7617 

609 Bingo 

(CARIHj National Asthma Center 

Bingo every Tuesdav "I'M 

(Special games al 6 30i 

Amer Legion Hall 29500 W 9 Mile Rd 

EACH WEDNESDAY 6 45 PM 

N W Communities Assoc 1 

For Retarded Citizens 

Roma Hall Schoolcraft W Inksii 

EVERY MONDAY 

6 45 PM 

St Mary s of Livonia 

VFW Hall 29155 W 7 Mile 

MONDAY Early Bird 7 30 PM 

Beth Abraham llillel Moses 

5075 W Maple Rd 

Between Middlebelt 4 Inkster 

700 Auction Sales 

LARGE 

ANTIQUE AUCTION 

VFW HALL 

Wed, Oct 28 -7 30pm 

24222 W 9 Mile Rd 

Southfield, Mich 

PUBLIC AUCTION 

4 Cabinet Radios - Household 

Antiques - 2 Guns 

Having sold our home 4 heading south 

we w"rll have a publu auction ai 146.1 

Kirtland Si Ann Arbor l>x aled 2 him ks 

west of 7th strefli & south of stadium 

FRI OCT 30 AT 3 PM 

Owner. Russell Conley 

Lloyd Braun Jerry Helmet 

Ann Arbor Saline 

665-9646 994-6309 

701 Collectibles 

AMY CARTER Doll house i-"5 Only 6. 

made by Peggy Whitt in Plains Gem g 

la includes deed alter 4 pm 474 8555 

DOLLS-Madam Alexander Portrait 

Children 14 Foreign Country 8 

Portrait Scarlet 21 254 171 7 

s 

— — 

MON&AV FOR THURSDAY IsOtTlON / 4 PM: THURSDAY FQft 

— 

EDITION 

ii' ' m , .Wl.|-'ii ; "V > T ; tri.'' ill 

Accounting Services 

TROY CPA 

iplrtc accounting 'ax management 

nis Im individuals corporations 

anil partnerships 

Mtk< Mi Donald 362 1714 


M UMA ENTERPRISES 

Alum \ Vinyl Siding Trim Gutters, 

mi Roofing & Repairs lOYrsexp 

n>«d A Insured Free Est 644 3735 

ALUMINUM 

SIDING & TRIM 

SALE 

11 mi gutters ^tiirrnsvoofing 

shuMers Complete remodeling 

I n IRMERS \ \DDITIONS 

I.u ensed & Insured 

Ask about free financing 

Heritage Home Improvement 

537-0452; 532-5797 

ALUMINUM SIDING 

ALUMINUM TRIM 

All Work Guaranteed 

LICENSED BUILDER 

EARL WOOD 

421-5474 

ALUMINUM SIDING 

CUSTOM TRIM SPECIALIST 

iull* rs Storm Windows & Doors Awn 

ings Porch A Patio Enclosures Father 

& >11 Operated No Salesman 20 year 

Written Guarantee on all Materials A 

Workmanship Free Estimates Li 

sed & Insured 

Mil Ls HOME IMPROVEMENT 

Call anytime 838-2326 

Al l MINI M SIDING custom trim A 

gutters Storm A prime windows 

ilorrndoors Free estimates Licensed 

495 0948 


Af's Asphalt Paving 

Has been serving the Tri county area 

since 1944 Owner supervision and mod- 

ern equipment Guaranteed quality 

workmanship at reasonable rates State 

licensed. Insured. References 

SEAL COATINGS 

281-0626 291-3589 

ASPHALT PAVING 

Hesurfacirrg new work Parking lots, 

driveways Last years prices Free esti 

males by owner 642-7499 

Domino ConstructionCo. 

Asphalt Paving 

651-5510 647-2906 

Resident ial#Commernal 

State Licensed Free Estimates 

24 Basement 

Waterproofing 

ALL BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 

CRACKED - WET LEAKY 

WALLS A FLOORS REPAIRED 

LICENSED FREE EST 464 6926 

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED 

Drains A Sump pumps repaired 

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Earl H Jensen 474 6224 


CHIMNEYS 

Repaired or built new, Screened. 

Cleaned Roof leaks stopped 

GUARANTEED 427-3981 

LOWEST PRICES 

Alum siding A gulters cleaned and 

installed Roofing A related work 

476 0011 or 835 8610 

si- \M1.ESS ALUMINUM GUTTERS 

Gutter Cleaning -i 

ROGERS SIDING 474-1416 

SIDING WORK NEEDED 

All types Free Estimates 

SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC 

476 4444 

12 Appliance Service 

Refrigeration Air Conditioning 

Washer A Dryer Repair 

(FORMER SEARS REPAIR MANl 

624-5195 

• SANDS APPLIANCE SERVICE • 

Authorised parts, all makes repaired 

Carry in or Home Repair Washers 

dryers refrigerator* disposals-ranges 

microwaves-dishwashers TVs 

No service charge if you have us repair 

your machine Over 15.000 satisfied 

customers last year 

$5 00 off HOME REPAIR with Al> 

Northern Suburbs. / call 553-7446 

Western Suburbs call 522-0199 

Mastert harge or Visa 

15 Asphalt 

ALL TYPES OF CEMENT WORK 

Dnveways-Sidewalks-Garage Floors 

Patios, Porches A Steps All Brick A 

Block Work Licensed It Insured 

PADULA& MAINELLA 

CEMENT CO. 

522-3119 464-9154 

BEZESKY MASONRY 

Foundations, trench footings, brick, 

block, cement Repairs Comm'l/Res I 

EXPERIENCED 

Days 531-^48 Eves 534-3214 

BLOCK BRICK-CEMENT 

Small jobs A repairs Experienced A ef- 

ficient Free Estimates 352 2019 

WORK MYSELF 

CEMENT, BRICK, BLOCK 

AND FOUNDATIONS 

Large jobs and all repairs 

Experienced, fast & efficient 

LICENSED AND INSURED 

Work myself. 


348-0066 477-7251 


Frank Sinelli & Sons 

Cement Co., Inc. 

DRIVEWAYS, WALKS 

PATIOS, ETC. 

Commercial & Residential 

LICENSED & INSURED 

425-8200 

534-3828 

HUMECKY A SONS CEMENT 

Fast Service on 

Porches Chimneys Steps Repairs 

32 yrs exp , Lie . 474 1980 

MELONIO BROS. 

CEMENT CONTRACTORS 

Excellent Italian Crew 

26 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Garages, Driveways, Patios, 

Porches. Free Estimates. 

Licensed, Bonded & Insured 

261-0665 or 537-7399 

QUALITY MASONRY WORK 

Brick, block, cement, fast, efficient, 

reasonable For free estimate call 

Steve at 422-8551 

Cement Driveways, sidewalks, steps, 

brtck A block, foundations, porches, 

luckpointing. retaining walls Free hit. 

Any size job Call anytime 534 1570 

CEMENT WORK Basement & Garage 

Floors, driveways A patios, footings A 

porches Licensed & Insured 

CALL REMO 422 7018 

CUSTOM BRICK A STONE WOHK 

Fireplaces-Chimney Repair Additions 

LICENSED-INSURED 

474-0945 

UNIVERSAL CEMENT CO 

Garages, driveways, porches, parking 

lots, foundations, additions, brick, block 

A repairs Big or small .Lie 422-2404 

WESTLAND CEMENT 

SMALL & LARGE JOBS 

ANY TYPE REPAIR 

Porches, steps, roofs, 

chimneys, brick A block 

FOR FREE ESTIMATE 

CALL 427-1535 

Reasonable Prices. Quality Work 

33 Building & Remodeling 

BASEMENTS KITCHENS BATHS 

ALUMINUM SIDING A TRIM 

J10 per hour 

Experienced References 

Calk Tom 277 -6165 

CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATES 

CUSTOM 

DECKS 

•HOT TUBS & SAUNAS 

By 

Custom Creation® Unlimited 

592-0592 

COMPLETE 

MODERNIZATION 

PRICED WITHIN REASON 

COMPLETED TO PERFECTION 

CUSTOM KITCHENS 

or Laminate your existing Cabinets 

FORMICA TOPS REC ROOMS 

WOHK MYSELF 

D Bowyer 569 7646 

'DAGUANNO 

& SONS 

DESIGN AND BUILD 

New, Modernize or Additions 

Commercial.^.Residential 

358-3525 

FINISHED 

BASEMENTS 

CALL 

BOB WILKIE 

286-7888 

42' Footings, Labor A Material. $7 50 ft 

Trenching only 80 cents per ft 

8 block tl 75 each All work guaran- 

teed Licensed Contractor 476-0476 

31 Building Inspection 

ASPHALT BY GREAT LAKES CO 

Driveways, Parking Lots 

REASONABLE RATES 

355-1206 KE 1-8000 

FRANK VENTO 

Masonary & Cement 

27 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

I IX) MY OWN WORK 

All types Brick, Block, Cement work 

Patios, Driveways, Porches 

Foundations, Additions 

Waterproofing & Basement Leaks 

• 1st CLASS WORK 

AT A FAIR PRICE 

RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL 

Guaranteed workmanship Free est 

CALL THE EXPERT 

464-7262 

Member of Better Business Bureau 

REMODELING? 

CONTRACT IT YOURSELF 

REGISTERED ENGINEER 

Available to help plan, organize & in- 

spect progress & quality Available by 

the hour as needed, call; 

Rick Beer & Assoc. 335-7104 

RICK BEER P E 

Also available for house h 

property Inspections 


FINISHED 

BASEMENTS 

CUSTOM 

WOOD DECKS 

CALL RON CAUSEY 

336-2248 

-HOUSE RAISING- • 

Sagging Floors & Homes .. 

Raised A Leveled 

• FOUNDATIONS 

Bsemnt Walls Repaired-Waterproofed 

Each Job Personally Supervised • 

EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE 

Licensed A Insured 

-Since 1950 • 

543-7867 425-8505 

- AVALON CONSTRUCTION • 

IT COSTS NO MORE 

...to get 

first class workmanship. 

FIRST PLACE WINNER of two 

National Awards, HAMILTON 

has been satisfying customers 

for over 20 years 

You deal directly with the 

owna, All work guaranteed 

a no (*>mpetltlvely priced. 

• FREE Estimates • Designs 

• Additions • Kitchen* 

• Porch Enclosures, etc 

HAMILTON BUILDERS 

Call 559-5590 .24 hrs. 

FINISHED. BASEMENTS 

Additions 

•Hot Tubs 

Wood Decks 

BY WOOD-AWL PRODUCTS 

JERRY FITRZYK 

Licensed Builder 

585-6797 


WOODWORKS 

All Work Fully 

Guaranteed at the 

Lowest Possible Prices 

LICENSED-INSURED 

A Full Service Builder 

For All Your Remodeling Needs 

477-5537 

DE SANTO HOME 

IMPROVEMENT CO 

Bldg remodeling specialists Kitchens, 

baths, rec rooms, roofing, alum siding, 

gutters All phases of home improve 

ments Licensed, insured, res builder 

20 yrs experience Call Vince De Santo 

for free estimates 522-181 1 

Remodeling & Repairs 

Residential&Commercial 

WOOD DECKS 

Any Size Any Style 

Licensed 

References 

CALL JOHN 

533-9176 

KITCHEN. BATH, Basement remodel 

ing We can cover your exisiting cabi 

nets in woodgrain Formica Licensed A 

Insured DENDA KITCHENS 295-2468 

MARS BLDG CO. Residential Com'! 

Additions, Kitchens. Dormers. Rec 

Rooms. Baths. Siding, free estimates 

Prompt service 538 2666 626-7044 

39 Carpentry 

ALTYPECARPENTRY 

Rec rooms, alterations, kitchens and 

fuel saving windows Roofing 

TOM TERNS - 422 5883 

A Village Carpenter 

Home or Business 

Val. after 6. 476 7658 

CARPENTER, who teaches Industrial 

Arts desires weekend jobs 

Licensed A Insured Builder 

348-6096 

Carpentry, Electrical, Plumbing 

Moderniiatlons, Alterations No Job too 

Small Reasonable Rates Licensed 

592 8681 Apt 6 356-3718 

CARPENTRY For Home or Office 

Custom cabinets A counters 

Basements, bathrooms, elee , plumbing 

Free estimates 476-4078 

EUROPEAN WOODWORKER» 

Not laid off auto worker or handyman 

Will do your basement, kitchen cabi- 

nets, vanities, ceramic tiles, call Jim 

my 531 6685 459 3797 

KITCHEN SPECIALIST 

Refacing or New Cabinets 

Formica Counters 

Install Dishwashers 728 7910 

39 Carpentry 

ACORN 

CLEANING SERVICE 

Specialists in complete 

Carpet and Furniture cleaning 

* FALL SPECIAL * 

FREE Application of 3M carpet protcc 

tor with all carpef cleaning 

Don t rely just on steam Call us. we do 

it right with shampooing to loosen soil 

and add brighteners, extraction to re 

move soil and shampoo leaving your 

carpet clean and bright' 

QUALITY WORKMANSHIP 

AT 

REASONABLE KATES 

585-0384 


Clean your Carpet' Clean your Couches' 

Professionally done at do it yourself 

prices We can do it all. give US a call' 

464 3370 ^ 397 2280 

Wolverine Clng Co wants your business 

44 Carpet Laying 

& Repair 

BOYLESCARPET SERVICE 

HALES INSTALLATION 

( .irpet A Vinyl Floor Covering 

Carpcti leaning Specialist 

Shop At Home A Decorating Service 

Serving Metro Area over 10 Yrs 

Listed In The Yellow Pages 525 9038 

COMPLIMENTARY GIFT ANY JOB 

Receive Free Film Booklet 

Good For 10(1 Rolls Kodak Film 

66 Electrical 78 Firewood 

NOVI MAINTENANCE A ELECTIC 

Complete Electrical Service 

h ree Fit Any Size Job 

352 1666 

SMALL ELECTRICAL JOBS 

EREE ESTIMATES 

533-0275 

B SEOG CARPET SERVICE 

Carpet Repairs 

PAD AVAILABLE 

421-6550 522 4227. 427-1994 

TULA ELECTRIC 

Residential-Comm 1 Industrial 

Licensed Insured Free Est 533-0116 

72 Fences 

ONE YEAR SEASONED FIREWOOD 

$45 cord picked up $50 a cord 2 for 

$95. 3 or more $45 (4x8x161 l^valdc 

livery 474 3633 " 476 3668 

SEASONED FIREWOOD ,- 

The proper seasoning ol firewood i* an 

all important process Benefit from our 

20 years in the business 

Westside Sand A Gravel Inc 349 6820 

UPPER PENINSULA BIRCH 

I Well Seasoned We deliver A stack 

| Before 5pm 852-2100 or After 7pm 

85? ¥377 

81 Floor Service 

' CARPET A LINOLEUM 

AT WHOLESALE PRICES 

Carpet installed $1 50 sq yd 


CUSTOM CARPET INSTALLATION 

Holiday Special' All installation $1 50 

yd Get your carpet installed before the 

holidays Pad available References 

Guaranteed Call Bob 937 8746 

42 Carpet Cleaning 

& Dyeing 

Aaction 

Carpet Cleaning 

TRUST YOUR VALUABLE 

CARPET INVESTMENT TO US 

Steam Cleaning 

SPECIAL 

Vi Off Regular Prices 

- LIVING OR FAMILY ROOMS 

As Low As $20 

Powerful truck mounted steam clean 

ing equipment gets carpets safely 

cleaner A dryer than all other methods 

We guarantee to Get II Clean' 

Greasy Soil Extracted 

Pet Odor Removal 

Trained Spotting 

Family Operated 

Licensed by 3M Company 

For Genuine SCOTCHC.ARD 

ACTION CARPET CLEANING 

559-0050 421-5380 

Cheerful Free Estimates 

Serving All Areas 

Visa-MasterCharge 

Member of The Society 

of Cleaning Technicians 

.and The 1ICUC 

P S • We move most furniture 

LOW PRICE REPAIRS 

* 

Carpentry, roof ^gutters, plumbing L 

painting 

476-0011 or 835 8610 

MASTER CARPENTER 

& CABINET MAKER 

35 years experience 

Furniture-type cabinets built to order 

Ed Collier of Rochester 852 9194 

REMODELING 

AH phases of Carpentry Work 

NO JOB TOO SMALL 

LICENSED 535-8336 

• ACCENT ON • 

Starlite Cleaning Systems 

20/20 special 

• $20.00 • 

Living or Family rooms 

20% disc, all other rooms 

Powerful safe truck-mounted Steam 

Cleaning equipment for cleaner 

carpets A quicker drying 

-OWNER OPERATED- 

WORK GUARANTEED 

PET ODOR A STAIN REMOV AL 

SOIL RETARDANT 

FLOOD DAMAGE 


543-2858 645-0849 

FOR REASONABLE rates A beautiful 

cleaning on carpets, furniture A walls, 

King's Careful Cleaning 23 yrs exp 

Insured, Livonia. 261-1040, 427-6568 

52 Catering - Flowers 

FROM FIRST COURSE TO LAST 

A Culinary Fare 

Elite Catering 

373 8334 

55 Chimney Cleaning^ 

CHIMNEY CLEANING 

Fast efficient Soot free service $35 

complete Group rates available 

Tom 313 348-6148 

CHIMNEYS CLEANED 

& SCREENED 

427-3981 

56 Chimney 

Building & Repair 

CHIMNEYS 

FIREPLACES 

Complete Service 

Serving Tri County area 453-3341 

CHIMNEYS 

Repaired or built new Screened 

( leaned Ro


5D* 

702 Antique* 

AMERICAN % British Antiques Side- 

board secretaries, tables, Kail stands 4 

c hair* Brass, prints & pottery 

The Weekender 458 M 15, Ortonville. 

9 MiUrs N ol 1-75 6J7-4230 

ANTIQUE CAROUSEL horses, muse- 

um quality. 751-8078 

ANTIQUE quilt frame, yarn winder, 

record cabinet 4 quilt top Also, club 

wing chair with down cushion 4 slip 

cover, plate glass mirror, small freezer 

4 more 422-7799 

A PREMIER EVENT * 

ANNOUNCING THE 2ND 

OLDE INN 

ANTIQUE SHOW 

DEARBORN INN 

NOVEMBER 20, 21,22 

This nationally prominent show now 

EXPANDED to 35 distinguished deal- 

ers Irom 12 states exhibiting the finest 

18th 4 19th C investment grade an 

iiques in the Alexandria Ballroom AND 

the Greenfield Room 

* CHAMPAGNE PREVIEW * 

Thursday. November 19th . 7 10 PM 

125 couple $12 50 person 

3 day admission included 

Reservations required -CALL NOW 

ERIC 4 CAROL NORDELl* Mgrs 

420 3237 

DINING TABLE leaf fads. 6 chairs 

china cabinet buffet 47 years old 

American walnut Mint condition $600 

546 6663 

DOLLS IX)LLS Two 75 year old Simon 

Halbig. 21 $350 each Also one 24 4 

lwo 20" Beautiful condition 459 1342 

E.ASTLAKE Victorian parlor set Sofa 

matching armchair Good condition 

Circa 1880 $400 After 5pm, 627 4551 

704 Rummag* Sales 

RUMMAGE SALE 

Temple Belh Jacob, 79 Elizabeth Lake 

Rd., Pontiac. Wednesday, Oct 28, 10 

AM lo 2 PM New 4 usetl merchandise 

Use rear entrance 


LADIES LINX lur jacket, matching hat 

included. $800 Days 226-2836 

Evenings 682-1029 

FUR COAT beautiful full length Coy- 

ote. originally $5,000 like new will sac- 

nfice $2,000 Call Mr B 855 9200 

LEATHER COAT black, mens size 40 

Cost $250 Selling for $125 

Worn twice • 478 7949 

MINK COAT. Autumn Haze. 31" length, 

excellent condition 652 1234 

MINK COAT Female skins natural 

dark ranch Highly styled I year old 

Size 6 8 $3,000 851 9461 626 ' 

NEW rabbit fur coal, mixed col 

never worn, size 12 16 Call 427 0665 

S-5J06 

•oidrs. 

PERSIAN LAMB Coat. 3 4 Length, 

gray mink collar, size 16. good condi 

tion. $125 682 1587 

FIRST ANNUAL BLOOMFIELO Hills 

Antiques Collectables 4 Crafts Show & 

Sale Sat Nov 7 9 AM to 5 I'M 

West Hills Junior High 2601 Lone Pine 

Call for information 334 3578 

LARGE armoire oak commode cherry 

Sheraton settee 4 round chair hutch on 

chest brass fastening 851 2054 

LEAVING State Must sell Antique 

chandelier Wing back Chair Hi-Boy 

cabinet desk small bookcase, match 

inn green chairs etc Mornings 4 eves 

478 3452 

OLD OAK sideboard with beveled glass 

mirror unique stripped Sell as is 

or will finish Alter 4 332 6118 

PLAYER PIANO, 1929, oak, Starck 

Reconditioned Good working condition 

Must see $1200 375 9345 

ROMA S OF MICHIGAN 

Antique & Collectible Show Westside, 

Nov 1st 9 AM to 4 PM 27777 School- 

it.ill Livonia J C Wvno. 773-7803 

Kill ND oak table claw feel 6 match 

ing cane bottom chairs Rectangular 

•>ak dining room set 6 chairs Square 5 

leg oak table Occasional tables Story 

piano 624 1342 

VICTORIAN BED Walnut 7 It tall 

double si/e Excellent condition $345 

or best offer Also mahogany fainting 

ouch $150 or best offer 693 2904 

WALNUT Dining Room China, bulfet 

table pads 3 leaves in -stand 6 chairs 

urea 1920 Perfect $1 100 398 6698 

RING 18 diamond cluster Original 

price $2250 Sacrifice $1300 Call after 

7 PM 851-7519 

SACRIFICE Galanos natural black dia- 

mond mink coat, size 8 Cost $10,000 

new $3 500 Call Mr Bricker 855 9200 

SIZES 20 thru 22 4. beautiful condition, 

coats, blouses slacks dresses, one for- 

mal Call 427-3537 

SIZE 16-18 while nurses uniforms $5 4 

$10 Square dance dresses, size 12. ex 

pellent condition 626 4253 

STUNNING Mink jacket $225 2 beau 

tiful tailored wedding gowns, size 10 12. 

asking $45 each Hunt Woods 547-4914 

WEDDING GOWN, brand new (worn 2 

hours) veil to match, size 8 make offer 

Beautiful 54$-5925 


OCTOBER SALE 

Up to $50-$ 100 Off 

J\ir Conditioners-Cheap 

BRAND NEW REFRIGERA- 

TORS. WASHERS. DRYERS. 

MICROWAVES,TV'S, 

BUILT-INS, FREEZERS, 

STEREOS & MORE! 

All Fully Warranted 

Some Freight Damage 

• And Prior Year Models 

HOT NKOLD SHOP 

• 23930 W 9 Mile Rd 

I'J block just East of Telegraph) 

10-8 Dailv. Saturdav til 6 



DINING ROOM furniture, Stanley solid 

pecan, like new, 8 pieces, $1,000 

Some antiques 4 appliances 851-2054 

DINING ROOM set like new Thomas 

ville, round pedestal table. 2 leaves, 6 

chairs, buffet & server $1600 851-7993 

DINING ROOM SET. Drexel glass top 

table. 2 arm chairs. 4 side chairs. 6x9 

Royal Caitrin oriental rug 642-2970 

DINING ROOM set. Drexel. round 

table, 4 cane back side chairs 4 2 arm 

chairs includes 2 leaves, $800 firm Call 

after 5pm 357 2640 

Closed Sunday 

354-1717 

TAPPAN GAS Stove, like new condi- 

tion $200 Call after 6PM 

291 8204 

DINING Room set 10 pieces $2000. 

worth over twice price Off white sides, 

all fruitwood tops, purchased from 

Wiggs gorgeous Bedroom set. book 

case bed, double or queen,triple dress- 

er, large mirror, chest, no mattress fcet 

Traditional $250 Moving 693 6558 

Washer 4 Gas dryer. $100 WARDS 

Portable Humidifier. 3 speed 2 yrs old, 

J75 Call after 5pm 728 3252 

DINING ROOM, traditional oval table, 

pads. 2 leaves 4 chairs covers Very 

good condition $350 or offer 540 3785 

WESTINGHOUSE electric stove 4 

oven, avocado, $125 G E frosl free re- 

frigerator freezer wilh automatic ice 

maker, white. $275 Whirlpool upright 

frosl free freezer, white $225 All late 

models in excellent condition Sears re 

frigerator, good working order. $75 

Sperti deluxe sunlamp, brand new. in 

box.$65 855-3622 

DRAPES-beautiful gold lined antique 

satin 2 years old 2 pair 144 x 84 .96 x 

84 witli valance, sheers, tie backs Sac 

nfice for $100 After 5pm. 666-2389 

ENGI.ANDER SOFA 4 Loveseat, 

brown 4 gold. Contemporary stripe, 

excellent condition 651-0046 



NYLON CARPET, 21x12. Bieglow 

green sclupture, $125 Avocado green 

upholstered barrel chair. $50. Whirlpool 

window air conditioner. 12,000 BTU, 

|75 651-6269 

ORIENTAL DESIGN rug, Karastan. 

8'ixll. pastel border design, ivory 

background $400 Call after 6 651-3136 



FIREPLACE INSERT 

$450 complete 

Thermograte. 

651-2024 

FRENCH PROVENCIAL 3 piece sec- 

tional. neutral color, 3 matching mar 

ble lop tables $400 537 2685 

ALL WOOD Games Table (4 chairs) 

$100 Lucite hanging lamp, $40 Glass & 

chrome rectangular coffee table $200 

Queen sofa bed (brown-black White) 

$300 Smoke glass 4 chrome end table 

$25 Urge black bronze 3 way lamp 

$25 Black lacquer table lamp $40 

Woodgrain formica dinette $75 Royal 

Electric typewriter $150 855-9868 

FULL SIZE CoU>nial bedroom set, solid 

manic good condition $200 .After 4pm 

477-3524 

par 

underwear, camel corduroy sport jack 

et $25. Down jacket $50 All good condi- 

tion 1742 Old Salem near N Territori 

al 4 Sheldon Rds. Plymouth 

AREA RUG, fringed ends 10 x 15'. 

muted orange Fine quality Used 2 

years Excellent, $200 642 9212 

FULL length dark Russian Fitch coat 

size 8 10 Excellent condition Call 

Wed thru Sat , davs 357 4771 oreves 


MANS natural Ranch Mink, size 42 44 

knee length, custom made, brand new 

$1900 645 6069 

PERSIAN LAMB, Natural grey full 

length coat size 12 10 months old Paid 

$2700, asking $750 698-4470 


AIR CONDITIONER Holpoint (GE), 

8000 BTU, good condition. $120 or of- 

fer Call after 6PM 642 2157 

CALORIC 36 in gas range center grill. 

$75 531-1883 

ELECTRIC STOVE, double oven, excel- 

lent condition $200 Call days ask for 

Barbara 6 ruling mower 6 HP GimmI 

condition $29" 553 331. 

INTERN A Hi iN M HAHVKSTEH Far 

mall Cub 11.ii im (trading -blade gi»>d 

condition $1250 h26 73()V 

.IACOBSEN powei bursi 2(1 -now 

ihrower used 2 sears Excellent condi 

non $225 h42 92l2 

720 Farm Produce 

FRESH EGGS 

4''S 0967 

11 M.I i iv\ EF N I'I MI'KINs 

Appli - i id*-' liuli hi ( -a n 

(.mud i uril si iU • N|ii.i»li 

Glavlin- I l Mill N.n iliwe-h 

HALLOW EF N PI MI'KINs 

potted nursery -lock Oil -ale \ ,11. v 

Nursery 2o.il • Merriman ltd »7H 4 4 

724 Cameras & Supplies 

KoMORA si PF.HW IDE w JAY FOR THURSOAY EDITIOM / 4 P.M, 

——— s 

FOR MONOAY EDITION 

- i 'i. rn'ii *i ii 


215 Plumbing 233 Roofing 

102 Handyman 

TTEHS 4 DOWNSPOUTS cleaned 

For fall rajn-s 4 winter snow 

For fast reliable service call [ 

ei lal equipment to clean 4 guarantee] 

vour drain field By Mo-Vac 534 0834 

ABOVE av ei age upholstering t*-l"W 

average pril'i Specials on nvlons Her 

(ulons A vinyls Free estimate in ms 

exp Park I pholsienng 559 '588 

JODY S I Plli iI .STEBY 

Lowes) pmes 2h disi Fret < 

mates Work guaranteed 2Svrse*|i 

4 iS 9719 

MAKE vour nlil furniture look like ni » 

(Jualilv expert • raftsmen Kast s.-r 

vice lo* pric e- Res | ( uinm I Krce in 

home estimati 

, i| 7998 

FAST EMERGENCY SERVICE 

Flooded Basements Clogged Drains 

I N1 '1.1 GGING PIPES OF ANY TYPE 

Guaranteed 261 7688 

PAULOS PAINTING COMPANY 

Interior Exterior. Wall Washing 10 

Yrs Exp Local references Call Dick. 

388-4872. if no answer, 382-4579 

PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 

Many years experience, 5 yrs in Bir 

mingham References available Call 

mornings 345-4044 

QUALITY PAINTING 

Interior, Exterior Drywall Work 

Plymouth Canton area 

Reasonable Rates Free Est 459-1921 

•ROLLERWORKS* 

PAINTING 4 WALLPAPERING 

Interior 4 Exterior Painling 

Quality Material Used in All work 

Expert Wallpaper Hanging - 

Specialising in Foils. Vinyls 4 Papers 

Our Work is Guaranteed 4 Insured 

with many Satisfied Customers 

- call - 

Hollerworks Painting 4 Wallpapering 

FREB ESTIMATE 464 8185 

•^Stnall Jobs Welcome? • 

A DEPENDABLE 

MASTER PLUMBER 

PETER FRIEDMAN 

Highest quality in repairs 4 new instal 

lation, sump pumps, disposals, faucets 

Sewer Cleaning expertly done, moder- 

ate prices All work guaranteed 24 

hour service in Oakland County 

Call 354-4364 

Don't wait for disaster, call the Master 

Alterations, Remodeling 4 Repairs 

Pete Wood Plumbing 

HEATING 4 SPRINKLING SYSTEMS 

Licensed Master Plumber 4 Builder 

LOW PRICES ON ALL WOBK 

525-5246 

BOBS PLUMBING SERVICE 

Besidential and repair 

Very reasonable 

422-6356 

EXPERT PLUMBING 

BESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL 

HEATING BOILEBS 

24 hr service LICENSED 421 9043 

225 Refinishing 

BQB'S FURNITURE 

Refinishing & Repair 

"Specializing in Antiques 

PICK UP & DELIVERY 

Free Estimates 

397-1546 

233 Roofing 

A I QUALITY 4 SERVICE 

New roofs, roofing repaired 

HOT HOOF, SHINGLES 

Leaks stopped guaranteed 453 334 I 

BASELINE R(K)FING 

(Also, aluminum seamless guttersi 

Commercial Resjdential Licensed 

Insured Bonded Free Estimates 

Klarl Hall 4 Terry Hall 476-8046 

CEDAR roof specialist Shingles 

tarring gutters, related carpentry 

Small or big jobs 

476 0011 

CHIMNEYS. NEW ROOFING 

ROOFING REPAIRS, HOT ROOFS 

Roof leaks stopped 

427 3981 

245 Sewing Machine 

Repair 

Expert Same Day Service 

Any Make 398;1242 

249 Slipcovers 

Bi >B S 

Kustom Slipcover 

Service 

YOUR FABRIC OB MINE 

100 SOF FABRIC SAMPLES 


476-0776 

253 Snow Removal 

RESIDENTIAL SNOW REMOVEL 

Responsible man filling his winter 

schedule in Livonia Free est now for 

snow free walks 4 drives 464 3370 

269 Tile Work 

ALL CERAMIC 

Tile work expertly done 

New 4 Repairs Licensed 

273 2327 474-0008 


A 4 K TREE SERVICE 

Trees A Stumps Removed, Trimming 

Cleanup Low Prices, Qualitv Work 

534 1952 

\ l CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE 

Tree Homoval Trimming, Slump Be 

moval 4 Und Clearing Free Est 

482 8517 

E & B TREE SERVICE 

Removal 4 Trimming Free Estimate 

Insured 421 2263 


A 1 W \l I.PAPER 4 PAINT 

Free estimates 

Joanne 728 8171 

I ,I rule 941 OH66 

C & S PAPERHANGING 

$7 & up per roll 

634-8356 

CUSTOM PAPERHANGING 

Reliable 4 neat Licensed 

Current paper sold al COM if we hang 

•esidenti.il 425 7S20 

Com mere 

W AI.LCOVERING PROFESSION ALS 

John Harris l.lo\d Scheibner 

Specialist in preparing 4 hanging of al 

wall coverings 589 2485 

WALLPAPER REMOVAL 

OF ALL TYPES 4 PAINTING 

INSURED A GOLDIN 

356-0499 

285 Wall Washing 

FOR REASONABLE rales 4 beautilul 

cleaning on walls carpets furmtur 

King s Careful Cleaning '23 yrs exp 

Insured. Livonia 261 1040 427 6568 

$2 DISCOUNT 

WITH THIS 4l> \iall»dshing window 

4 rug cleaning Painling All types ot 

repairs Handyman 

476-001 1 or 835-8610 

297 Windows 

ANDERSON Replacement Windows 

Free Eslimtates 

SENTRY CONTRACTORS 1N< 

476 4444 

LEAD ZINK 4 COPPER FOIL 

Stained beveled 4 church glass 

paird 4 created Custom Design Stu 

dios 728 6279 

i j * - •*-

6D* 

* * iibeii 

l. •?•' v 

N i 

» w l „M, 

724 Cameras & Supplies 

MICHIGAN PHOTOGRAPHIC 

HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

Antique Camera Photograph Show 

Sunday November I. 10am 5pm 

Metro Airport Ramada Inn 

Merriman at I 94 

i 

Rring an old camera to trade or sell 

Phone 721-5126 

SOLICOR TELE Zoom lens 80MM to 

200MM Cannon mount Excellent con 

dition $100 646 9609 

STABILIZATION FILM PROCESSOR 

with dryer Chemistry included Mint 

condition 559-6230 

SI'PER CAMRO 4 * 5 view camera 

I SOMM Linhol Syrnmar lens. convert* 

to 265MM Prints 90MM 47MM super 

angulon custom case & shade Poloroid 

back Wide angle bellows 2 extra lens 

boards 18 lilm holders Excellent con 

dition $2000 Iirm 646 9609 


ACCORDION BY Excelsior 120 bass, 

like new $350 Call after 4pm. 421 6257 

ALL PIANOS WANTED 

Top Cash Paid a I Once' 

One Dav Pick up 

541 6116 

BABY OKANI) PIANO 5 It 6 in ma 

hoganv ver\ nice $1995 356 3180 

BALDWIN Wonderchord organ, like 

new Interlude model $1195 

968 5045 

O&E 

-•««.' A 


726 Musical Instruments 726 Musical Instruments 

CLARINETS & FLUTES 

Like New Guaranteed 

Reasonable Will Deliver 

By Band Director 843-3427 

CONN ORGAN, model 621. 2 manual. 

25 pedal excellent, home or church 

591-1119 

Fl.l'TE Armstrong Silver plated, ex 

cellent condition only played 2 years. 

$145 

464 4 3330 

FRENCH PROVINCIAL cherry 

Fiverette console piano, brand new condition 

$1595 includes Ijench Si deliv 

erv" 356-3180 

HAMMOND L 100 Spinet Organ, upper 

& lower manuals harmonic drawbars, 

13 note pedal keyboard $500 427-3877 

HAMMOND Of^GAN Cadette 1976. ex 

eel lent condition upper & lower key 

boards with 7 button automatic rhythm 

section $475 or best 022-7197 

HAMMOND ORGAN model 125. 

Leslie speaker. 11 months old. like new 

$1300 623-0148 

LOWREY Magic Genie 88 organ dou 

ble keyboard rhythm section, kslie 

speakers. $900 455-2686 

PLAYER PIANO rebuilt restrung. re 

linished electrified stained glass, 

$4500 264-3113 

USED Wurlitzer piapo. $395 other good 

used pianos Irom $695 At The Music 

Stand Telegraph S ol 10 Mile 356-3180 

- WANT TO SELL YOUR PIANO 1 

Sin i lev Bros 

278 1324 647 1177 

WE BUY PIANOS 

Smiley Brothers Music Company 

652-8283 

WURLITZER WAREHOUSE 

New & used organs A pianos Lessons 

available 12811 Capitol. Oak Park 

543-7414 

728 TV, Stereo, 

Hi-Fi, Tape Decks 

ALL CHANNEL 25 color console $145, 

also 19' color portable, both in excel 

lent condition 358 0017 

BELIEVE IT' A Console 25 

Color TV. $145 

FIxcellent 

459-4457 

COLOR CONSOLE 25 TV $ 175 . 

Color table model 22"TV. $135 

Guaranteed & delivered 

774-9380 

TV MGA color 25" console, remote, di 

glial, (oak wood), like new. 2 yr war 

ranty included Other features 542-5294 


AR 15, 600 rounds ammunition. 3 mag 

azines $550 Call after 5 PM 528 3799 

BEAR BOW LTD camouflage paint 

quiver & sights $140 or best offer Call 

after 6PM 477 0607i 

COMPOUND BOW with accessories ! 

$175 After 6 PM 421 69061 

CROSS COUNTRY skis, mostly new j 

(rentals) Skis & bindings $39 Boots,] 

$19 Call afternoons 477-81 16 


POOL HALL 

Pool tables, must sacrifice 1 7' Nation 

al 4 8 tables. 2 9' tables. 4 10 Snook 

ers, excellent condition. $399 95 and up, 

from Loo's Recreation 

La Baron Sports Troy, Mich 

Call 585 3535 

P(K)L TABLE Must sell T.V slate 

Must sacrifice at $300 Call after 3pm 

420 3101 

SAVAGE Double 12 gauge $125 Also 

Winchester I.ever action 22 with 4X 

Bushnell. $65 557-6209 

SKI EQUIPMENT Sunb.rd K-2 skis 

(I80CM), Tyrolia 150 bindings. Raichle 

size II boots, poles glove! warm-ups 

Used once $150 455 8483 

WILSON X 31 irons only 2 thru 9 plus 

PW clubs used 3 times only, excellent 

condition $180 

KF',5 «252 


ABSOLUTELY LOVEABLE kittens 

looking lor good home 9 weeks litter 

trained, long haired males 420 2880 

ABYSSINIAN 3 month old ruddy 

males Wonderful pets breeders Call 

evenings 

381 5726 

ADORABLE Kittens 8 Weeks old. Livo 

ma 525-2788 

ADORABLE long haired kittens. m»le 

& female. Iiltvr trained. 10 weeks «ld 

Excellent Mousers' Playful', 455-fifl69 

ADULT MALE cat neutered & vaccinated 

to a good home. 478-5660 

mmm ' 


AFGHAN Female puppy, 

months old, all shots 

AFGHANS. Pet 4 show quality Dark 

colors 9 weeks By appointment only 

476-7637 

AIREDALE PUPPIES 

AKC. companion or show 

Call 

I 627 3627 

AKC COLLIE puppies. $100 plus shots 

flealth guaranteed 8B7 1659 

AKC SCHNAUZERS or DACHSHUNDS 

Home raised puppies Champion Stud 

Service Professional Grooming 

Bob Albrecht 522-9380 

AQUARIUM. 55 gallon, 

manv extras. $250 

complete. 

537 8205 

BOSTON TERRIER Puppies 

Put a Little Bulldog in your Life! 

Reasonable 522-6671 

BOUVIEH PUPPIES (2) 1 male & I 

female Brindles. $150 each Call 

evenings & weekends 552 0662 

"CH1CO a 7 year old apricot male 

Poodle needs a good home Excellent 

companion lor anyone 453-1904 

COCKER PUPPIES. AKC red and 

buff 7 weeks old. Vet checked 

Call 399 0254 

COCKERS. AKC. 

guaranteed 

buff vet checked 

887 9660 

COLLIE 3 year old, pedigreed tri-col 

or lemale. to good home 644-4051 

738 Household Pets 738 Household Pets 

DOBERMAN AKC, 8 weeks old Shots, 

wormed, tails clipped One red male 2 

black lemales $125 697 0485 

ENGLISH SPRINGF^R Spaniel puppies, 

member Springer Club of Michigan 

837-6920 

ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniels AKC, 

wormed shots liver & white $100 

544-3085 

FREE KITTENS 373 Ifi55 or call. 

334 9125 

GOLDEN RF:TREIVER male, looking 

for good home I have been neutered I 

am very friendly. I love small children 

4 would like to have fenced in yard & 

someone to play with Please help nie 

out Phone 477-8517 

GERMAN SHEHERD pups AKC registered. 

white. 728-3180 

GOLDEN Ketriver Puppies 6 weeks 

old AKC OF A guaranteed Champion 

bloodline Dewclaws removed $225 

$300 588 0088 979 1138 

GUINEA PIGS baby Peruvian Beau 

liful colors 455 1255 

HOWDY' 1 need a home I'm a 4 month 

old Golden Lab CI male puppy I have 

my shots 4 am wormed Please give me 

some children to play with and a big 

yard II interested, please tall Honey 

Bear, 652-9397 or 656 1900 

I M a lemale mixed breed dog about 3 

years old weighing 30 l.bs or so in need 

ol a good home with lots of understanding 

I've been through alot so please 

love me 4 care 626 6916 

Your Hometown 

Could Be Worth a Million! 

That's right, if you tell us in 25 words or less 

why you love your hometown (the one you 

live in now) you could win from five to a 

dozen Michigan State Lottery tickets. These 

silver and gold tickets are valued at $1, but 

could mean a cash prize of $20,000 if you 

are an instant winner or a million dollar 

Grand Prize! 

We'll pick the best "I Love My Hometown" 

responses from each of the twelve Observer 

& Eccentric communities. There will be 60 

winners in all: 

First place 12 tickets 

Second place 10 tickets 

I Love My Hometown 

Because: 

3 

Third place ..8 tickets 

Fourth place * 6 tickets 

Fifth place 5 tickets 

So grab your pencil and fill in the blank 

below. Send your entry to: 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

I Love My Hometown" Contest 



Attention: Classified Ad Dept. 

Entries must be postmarked by midnight, 

Friday, November 6, 1981. Only one entry 

per person and Observer & Eccentric 

employees are exempt. 

Name: 

Address: ! . 

City: 

Home Phone: 

(25 words or less-The hometown you live in now) 

THE 

TWELVE 

N Al VE( lilt"I.E storage 

Ki'miiiU lighted Oil Jellties Freeway 

W o| Plymouth $ ' per Mo nun 6 Mos 

\ll. r h I'M 127 6840 or ., {48 259;" 

Wl-sll RN W \YNECOCNTY S 

Finest Mini Self Storage servicing th. 

greatei l'lvinoilth < aWiin arc. 

Sioragc I nhmiled 

159 2200 

812 Motorcycles 

Go-Karts, Mini-Bikes 

HONDA 1975 Cltoppei Hardiail en 

gine )iis| rebuilt bike 85 assembled 

Rest oiler 597-0221' 

HONDA 1978 \H 75 dirt hike lire en 

gine red re built engine New rear tire 

$.100 4711-3837 

k.AW \SAKI 1976 900c. excellent con 

Oil ion $ I >00 478 t,70" 

KAW ASAKI 1979 K/ 1000. lairing ex 

cellent condition $1200 

229 4797 

MOPED I'into II \ accessories exc el 

lent condition 120 mpg tool box lull 

ol parts $325 453 2691' 

YAMAHA 1974 750 Twin low miles A 

1 shape extra chrome 1 ol a kind 

$1500 or best of I er 871( 5591 

814 Campers & 

Motorhomes 

APACHE 1978 Solid Slate Ranger 

sleeps 7 lurnacc canopv & screen 

$2 500 397 1385 

814 Campers & 

Motorhomes ___ 

BUY NoW from our great selection o< 

RVs during our annual fall ya 

clearance Choose Irom over 50 oe» 

and used 17 to 34 ft motorhonttS witli 

over 100 llogr plans available Still 

some new 1981 models left, but hurry 

At our low prices the\ won't last loog 

Used Trans vans Irom $6,000. used pick 

ups Irom $1800 

II V. Motorhomes. inc 981-1728 

FORD VAN 1969 Econoline rânual 

transmission sleeps 4 camper interior 

$599 553-72#i 

FOR RENT 

GMC Motorhome great lor football 

fall tours or vacations Rest rates 

Call Art 588 0670 

I-OR RENT 

K Si S Motorhomes 

New 21 It to 26 It Motorhomes 

•m 9122 527 397>. 

FOR HFNT MOTORHOME 

1979 Cruise-Air 

25 It sleeps 8 all options 

Call between 6 pm 9 pm 459-042t- 

GMC BUS]converted lo t amper all sell 

contained'with wood burning stove 4 

gas heat, tht.il $2000 477-S2M 

PI.AYMOR 1978 17 Travel Trailer sell 

contained sleeps 6 furnace stove 2 

way refrigerator mini condition $350t 

or ol let Alter M'M 642-215'. 

1969 Seats Tent Trailer with add a 

room $325 427 387. 

816 Auto & Truck 

Parts 4 Sefvice 

t AH COVERS 

Proteci your investment all makes, al 

models all vear* domestic loreign 

classic & sports 

Classic Auto Restoration_ 477 4767 

KNGIM- 2 31. 4 automatic transmis 

Sinn $300 4 BH7R 13 white sidewalls 

2 117Allows $511 Eies 459-917: 

FoRD 1968 Hanchero whole $100 oi 

parts good engine lires chrome 60 64 

Pontiac mags $411 591-6425 

FOCR TIRES F7814 good condition 

$411 Two snow tires F78I4 very good 

condition $2 5 J97 3016 

GAS TANK lor 1973 Duster $35 Call 

alter 4pm422 i 308 

(vRAND PHIX 1974 lor parts great 400 

engine GH 7"\l > radials mags stereo 

air A more 522 8291 

MGB iii"'! glass |op like new $400 

Also 4 Ilk. new Pirelli tires I65SR14 

$150 t .illalter 4pm . 644 265f 

NEW SET Goocjvear 1Hx 75 x 14 tires 

$180 Ford 14 wi|.- wheel covers $60 

( all belori 

478 036f 

ON OR off road tire*- Four'4. 11*15 

Summit Wide t linibcrs I -• Chew 6 lu? 

lur ho wheels *lll separate vety g'">d 

condition $250 ' ill 729 5508 

SNi >W TIRES i2i whii- walls m lunted 

on runs FR 78 14 $50 each 355 407J 

TRANS \.M a


WE BUY CARS 

, LATE MODEL 

FOREIGN - DOMESTIC 

TOP DOLLAR PAID 

SUBURBAN OLDS 

1810 Maplelawn (Trov Motor Mall) 

643-0070 

We'll Buy Your 

Used Car or Truck 

ALL MAKES & MODELS 

Bill Brown 

USED CARS 

35000 Plymouth Rd Livonia 

421-7000 

WE PAY 

TOP $DOLLAR$ 

For Your Late 

Model GM Car! 

Highest Trade-ins In Town' 

SOMERSET PONTIAC 

643-8600 

WHY TAKE LESS? 

WE PAY TOPS FOR 

YOUR CAR OR TRUCK 

Matthews Hargreave 

Chevrolet 

Woodward at 10 Mile 

398-8800 

O T f 


NEED YOU 

ALWAYS 

TOP CASH PAID; 

All Makes and Models 

Call Larry Kroll 

Jeannotte Pontiac 

Sheldon Rd at M 14. Plymouth Mi 

453-2500 

Jack Cauley Chevrolet 

PAYS TOP $DOLLAR$ 

FOR SHARP USED CARS 

JACK CAULEY 

-CHEVROLET- 

ORCHARD LAKE RD. 

Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds 

855-9700 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

Al.l. JUNK CARS 

Wanted" We pay High $$$ Licensed 

Bonded Dealer Fast Pick-up p WE sell se 

Guaranteed I'sed Parts' 846 2880 

ALL JUNK CARS 

Wanted" We pay High $$$ Licensed 

Bonded Dealer Fast Pick-up We sell 

Guaranteed Used Parts 846 2880 

QUICK $$$ CASH $$$ ]" 

$40 $150 & more lor driveable junk 

cars 4 trucks We pay a better price 7 

days per week 934 6565 933-5276 

s> 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

HIGH $$ HIGH $$ 

WANTED 

ON ALL JUNK CARS 

$15-$40 

MUST HAVE TITLE 

KUBE'S AUTO SALES. INC 


453 0371 or 525 5444 

Plymouth Michigan 

Junk Cars-Trucks 

Late Model Wrecks 

WE TOW 

AMERICAN 

AUTO WRECKERS, INC. 


toll free 

822 Trucks For Sale 

BLAZER. 1979 K 5 automatic, air. 

Chevenne package, till wheel, sporl 

wheels. 2 tone paint Almost new 

$6,950 

DEXTER 

CHEVROLET 

535-4493 

CHEVROLET 1966. step side pickup 

250 6 cylinder 3 speed better than new 

asking $4,300 533 6100 255-2710 

CHEVY PICKUP 1974. hunters special 

Power steering & brakes automatic 

camper $1695 Town & Country Dodgt 

474-6668 

822 Trucks For Sals 

HOCKEY 


CHEVY 197$. W Ton Pickup. $2,995 

MATICK CHEVROLET 

14001 Telegraph at Jefferies (1-96) 

531-7100 

CHEVY. 1979 CIO Pickup. 11.000 

miles. Meyers snow plow A good buy 

$6 495 Bill Brown Ford. 35000 Plym 

outh Rd at Wayne Rd 

421 •-7000 

CHEVY 1980. Pickup Stepside. 5,300 

miles. 6 cyl. $5,595 LIVONIA -VW 

34501 Plymouth Rd 425-5400 

CHEVY. 1980. Pickup C-10, short box 

standard shift, radio. 19.000 miles, 

sharp' 

JEANN OTTE PONTIAC 

453-2500 

DATSUN. 1979 pickup. 25.000 miles 

cap, snow tires, good condition. $4400 

On weekdays call after 5 PM 474 0244 

DODGE. 1976 Pickup, low mileage 

sharp. $2,995 


14001 Telegraph al Jefferies (I 96)' 

531-7100 

DODGE. 1979 Pickup 4x4, automatic 

power steering & brakes, radio, wagon 

wheels. $5,495 Town & Country Dodgt 

474 6668 

DODGE 1980. 'a Ton Pickup, like new 

$4,350 

DEXTER 

CHEVROLET 

535-4493 

FORD 1969 I ton truck, with welding 

rig tool boxes. Lincoln welder, call af 

ter 6pm. ask for Carl 538-6543 

FORD 1973 Pickup with cap, automat 

ic. power streering. dual tanks, radio 

good tires Asking $1000 271 1238 

822 Trucks For Sale 

DODGE, 1981. D-50 Black 

Ram Pickup, pop-up moon 

roof, like new! Only $6,495. 

BOB SAKS 



478-0500 

ELCOMINO 1980. black loaded. V8. 4 

speed, mint condition undercoated 

stored winters $7,300 531 4389 

FORD 1974 Picktfp. work (ruck 360 en 

gine. cap top on back, passengers door 

not in gopd condition $400 422-7135 

FORD 1974, Super Cab G ton Pickur 

good condition $1000 561 260 

FORD 1978 F 100 step-side, 6 automat 

ic, extras. $2,950 5910354 

FORD. 1979. pick up. G ton. stick shift, 

31 000 miles 8 ft bed and small cap 

$3200 647 5033 625 3591 

FORD 1979 Pickup, black explorer 

package 6 cyl . $4 995 


14001 Telegraph at Jefferies (I 96) 

531-7100 

F 150. 1978, Ranger Lariat. 4 wheel 

drive, low mileage like new. 

North Bros 421 1376 

GMC. 1979. Sierra 4 Ton Pickup Auto 

malic, power steering & brakes, red 

with cover Must see' 

BILL COOK 

BUICK 

Farmington Hills 471-0800 

It's a fact. 

Observer & Eccentric 

Y 

classified 3ds reach more people in 

their own home towns combined 

than the Detroit Free Press or the 

Detroit News. And that's a fact! 

£>bsmjfi'&£t centric 

591-0900 Wayne County 

644-1070 Oakland County 

852-3222' Rochester/Avon 

w, 

822 Trucks For Sal® 

PICKUP. 1979Chevy Diesel 

$5; 195 

Roger Peck Chev. 474-0500 

SUBARU 1978 Brat 4x4 5 speed CB 

stereo 1 cassette, roll bar, Tonneau 

cover, power winch. $3 495 Town & 

Country Dodge 474-6668 

TOYOTA 1978 5 speed. 7 bed AM FM 

rust proofed. 44 000 miles $3700 

425-1144 

1975 FORD 

F-250 Super Cab 

Automatic, power steering & 

825 Sports & 

Imported Cars 

CORVETTE 1973 excellent condition, 

midnight blue 40 000 miles Loaded T 

tops Automatic 350 $6900 391 2434 

CORVETTE.1976 

Loaded Sharp 

Shellon Pontiac Buick 

651-5500 

CORVETTE 1976 White with red leath 

er interior I lops automatic, power 

windows , till Wheel new tires rear defogger, 

$6000 or l»'st offer 332-1528 

CORVETTE 1976. white with red leath 

er never in rain or snow 35,000 miles 

includes ear cover A Saratoga tops 

$8000 firm Evenings 477 2389 

brakes, AM-FM radio, rear n)nvKTTK M|V,., anniversary, 

step bumper with rear bench; u,w mileage loaded automatic stored 

in winter 


seat Only $1,095. 

PAT MILLIKEN 

FORD 

"HOME OF THE SMILIN' 

IRISHMAN'' 

CORVETTE 1 y?K automatic air pow 

er steering brakes, iili stereo 32,000 

miles Shdtp' $H.99:') O llar.i Datsun, 

35655 Plymouth Rd 425 331 1 

i ORV ETTF IHHii loaded glass top. yellow 

housewife driven Immaculate 

care $13 r,U0 Davs 645 45 126 1260 

1 coka i .in i .if 

1 


Betwn Plymouth & W Chicago 

255-5840 

1978 FORD 

% TON PICKUP 4X4 

1.180 automatic, 

| 

top?, pow windows and lock ks (fit 

cruise rear defrosler a real cream 

puff $12 150 

Ranger Xl.T 4 wheel drive automatic 

power steering & brakes $4 685 

, JACK CAULEY 

- CHEVROLET - 

ORCHARD LAKE RD 

Bel ween 14 & 15 Mile Rds 

855-9700 

1978 GMC 

% TON PICKUP 

V8. automatic, power steering S. 

brakes, heavy .lutv springs step bump 

er $3,885 

JACK CAULEY 

- CHEVROLET - 

ORCHARD LAKE RD 


855-9700 

823 Vans 

CHEVROLET. 1977 Heavy duty win 

dow van. customized interior AMFM. 

air. $3650 334 9020 

CHEVY SUBURBAN 1977 automatic, 

power steering-brakes radio $1 500 

261 1450.ir - 477 8617 

('HEW 1976 Custom conversion van 

professionally done inside and out Car 

pet and vcloui trim, high back Cap 

11aji s chiars .mtoiti.it u . power steer 

ing brakes air AM FM stereo tape 

deik special 2 tone finish Low miles 

Musi -ce to heleive $3 795 with easy 

lernis One Year Limited Wairaniv 

OPEN SATURDAY 

35545 Michigan Ave West Wayne 

AUTOLAND 

728-3100 

CHEV. 1977 Window Van $AVF 

$3,495 


CHEVY 1978 292 automatic 40.000 

miles customized good condition, no 

rust $5400 585 2465 

CHEVY 

steering 

$3 898 

1979 Van automatic power 

radio MONDAY SPECIAL 


I 4001 Telegraph al Jefferies 11 96| 

531-7100 

DODGE 1967 Window Camper Van. 

wilh popup lop low miles excellent 

condition $825 427-0163 

DODGE 1972 Van Custom Interior 

stereo 8 track CB mag wheels $1450 

or best offer .->22-2171 

DODGE 1980. Conversion van 17.00.(1 

miles tullv equipped. 4 captains chairs 

rear coach scenery windows $9,495 

DON MASSEY 

CADILLAC 

4047 Ann Arbor ltd Plymouth 

FORD 1976 van E 

best offer Call 

453-7500 

50 6 cyl $1175 or 

53t-347» 

GMC 1977 customized Van Power 

steering brakes c ruise. tape dec k reg 

ulargas $2 900 After 8 I'M 459 1223 

VOLKSW AGEN 1969 < amperbus 25 

rnpg highway lactory rebuilt engine, 

reliable transportation $950 ot best of 

for 478 4559 

824 Jeeps & Other 

4-Wheel Drives 

BLAZER 1975 fully modified and cu> 

lomized A unique value for ihe dis.,n 

mating buyer Appointments 397-0222 

BRONCO 1974 with blade 500 miles 

little rust excellent condition $3 995 

352 4214 or 477-5266 

CHEV'V RI.AJJER 1H77 AmFm stereo 

r rinse 45 000 miles $3 500 After 6pm 

476 5506 

CHEVY 1975 h Ton Pick up 4 wheel 

drive In. ludes-Uap $1 450 Tvme Sales 

455-.i566 

JEEP 1976 CJ 7 Renegade air radio, 

hardtop new tires, more excellent con 

dition $3850 After 6pm 478 7837 

JEEP 1980 C J7 15 000 miles 304 4 

speed full roll cage tires & wheels 

Call 363 0460 or 626 1998 

JEEP, 1980, Renegade CJ-7, 

hardtop, 4 speed, get ready 

for winter! $6,995. 

BOB SAKS 


Farmington Hifls 

478-0500 

JEEP 1981. CJ-7 Renegade Hardtop 

power suiting, till, loaded, low miles 

$8 295 O Mara Datsun 35655 Plymouth 

Rd 425 3311 

825 Sports & 

Imported Cars 

ALFA 1977 Romeo good condition • 

manv extras Call for appointment 

781 5970 

AUDI. 1973. luxury sedan New tires, 

battery, good condition 25MPG $975 

538 2191 

AVANTI 1979 

$14 495 Call 

Days 557 0870 

low milage, loaded. 

Eve s . 646 2985 

BMW, 1975 

2002 

4 speed, air excelleni condition $6,2 .0 

Erhard Motor Sales 

32715 Grand River 477-6400 

BMW 1976 2002 air.' 4 speed. AmFm. 

metallic paint excellent condition, 

$6 350 Days 568 1700 eves 646 4755 

BMW, 1977 

320i 

ALMOST LIKE NEW' 

4 speed air stereo, $8,300 

Erhard Motor SaJes 

32715 Grand River on 

DATSI N ' 1 ', 

tires AM I M i. 

tion Call 

8|H out 

brakes 

mm role 

radi.il> 

...I MI'G 

.2 

DATsI N 1979 (in gold I 

$4 I'C. LIVONIA AW U5II 

Rd 

DATSI N 

milt - < inlv 

North Bros 

DATSUN 

.IUlOIII.it II 

VW 35401 

19!,tl Station 

U 49:. 

IV in 

iniatic power 

stereo digital 

de till wheel 

2 I iiiKI miles 

Regular gas 

..i t.;,2 8382 

. speed radial 

hni • llent condi- 

582 6998 

000 miles 

Plv mouth 

425 .400 

Wagon low 

421 1376 

2imsX 2. 000 miles 

. r. " $AVE LIVONIA 

null K.I 125 5400 

datsi N 1981 2oiis\ 6000 null's, und 

ei mated alt 3 door IL.lt' llliaek 2'i 

vear wari.inu Call allot '.PM or week 

ends 358 3718 

FIAT XI9 1980 8(1100 miles am III 

casseile I vi pow er iron warranty 

$7,000 864-8177 

ii.vi 19/4 XI'.' 60 0IK) rinl. 

clean $2400 421 7019 

I- I AT 197 . 128 IT . •Til el v. drive he radi 

dl tires I'r.ci ncg"liable 

Call evenings 

b. si of let 

421 0784 

KIM" I''79 X19 mini oiidiUon Not 

winter driven \M FM su 

e\(ra> 15 000 miles $r,50( 

HONDA 1972 l oupe 

lilpg Dark blue Rm h. 

-. I'M 

I'I eo cassette 

Runs guud 4o 

sler $650 \U. r 

>. ,1-4072 

HONDA 1978 Nctord blue an auto 

matie 22 000 mile- excelleni cotldl 

Imn reai defog \niFm rust pioolcd 

$4 200 15314096 

HONDA 1979 Wagon 4 speed Iron! 

wheel drive $:t 99.. 

Sunshine Honda 

1205 Ann Arbor Rd 

,r Miles W oil 27, 

453-3600 

HONDA 198.1 ACCORD Ivorv 1 door 

am fnv stereo air tinted glass • rinse 

control povv. i *-teeiing i brakes ru>t 

proofed < all be|iir •• rKKUl 893 .944 

I.E CAR 1980 

front wheel Hriv. 

$381111 \ftcr 6 PM 

MAZDA l(\ 

( i-lle All. I 

t.s 

tOpn 

xiellent i 

\M 1 M 

i.ndiiion 

slllHool 

jrnf m 

,3 0232 

MAZDA I97h aii'omatli 4 c vl $2 IHK 


14ii(ll Ti legraph at Jefferies 11 96, 

531-7100 

MA/DA 1979 Ma/da RX 7 GS 2 auto 

matu-s 1 ') -peed All will' O' A stereo 

Your choice $7,995 LIVnNU VW 

34501 I'lvmOtith Rd 42!. .400 

MAZDA 198-1 GL< 

sleil'O 2U.0II0 mile- 

deluxe 

MAZDA 1980 GI.C Sporl 

roof stereo onion miles 

$\VE I IViiNIA AW 34, 

R.I 

19 m i'i. spec 

k41 "323 

5 speed sun 

.19 rnpg bvv v 

i'i Ph mouth 

425 '.400 

MAZDA 1980 GL" 2 door 5 speed 

stereo cassette 19 000 miles 39 mpg 

hwv $AVE Livonia VW 34 .01 I'lym 

Otith Rd 425-5400 

MEHCEDES Reiiz I98| 300 SI) under 

?0()(i niiles leather snnr.H.I sliowrcHim 

condition Call 661 2527 

MERCEDES & CORVETTE 

Import bulling A painling Finest work 

at halt Chi price Trov area 

Call Harry 879 0975 

MERCEDES 1972 280 SEL loaded excellent 

condition $7ooo ot Iwsi offer 

644 .11173 

MERCEDES 2'>0 SE. completely m 

built rusl proofed air all pow in ster 

.ii excellent Call 837 6221 

5. 

2 4 (89 

SKA 1 ARK 1981 I muled 8 7011 rinleair 

power lc« ks w tirdow- $7 80.1 

:t'(4 1118 4 

SKYI.ARK 1981 1 muled I d.-.r p..wi 1 

steering brake- tear detr,,- air 

. ruise lilt, laown 5. 3un 4 1 61,''8 

858 Cadillac 

CADILLAC, h 

astr.i r«»>l lud 

nt w 9ii(i 

DON MASSEY 

CADILLAC 

|n4"5 Ann A' Im" Rd l'Uni..iiit 

453-7500 

"Country Club Courtesy 

1980 ELDORADO 

Desert sand fneiiu-i p.onl iti ilc I V 

leathei mietior A-I'I roc! Wilis t I A 

tap*- duul 6 »a'. -I a I -i 11 1 " .1- • 

$1 (l,p8 

1981 FLEETWOOD 

BROUGHAM 

11 non mile- tnpl. whit. In au fulwiif. 

I ed o . ent- loaded $' . I.'" 

FOUR 1981 SEVILLFS 

li.an $.17 

I all For I Ma, :- 

1980 ELDORADO BIARRITZ 

("la—n tuple while ' a-t wh.c/i- ta(» 

luxurviluoiich..uot y I 88> 

Trip: 

m.i. 

1979 FLEETWOOD 

BROUGHAM 

rustl v. lour if.i. oi 

$n 'otic I >. ir * • ,iii v 

1979 SEVILLES 

A our i Ki.ui' ol :t luxurv l~ iuti. pi n • ' 

liom $l 1 288 

IF Vol i AN I I- IND 1IIF ' ADII 

I.At Ch A'OI R CHOIO IN "I R 

At) GIVE I S \ CAl.l AND WF I I 

I- IND IT FOR Aid ' 

Ask for Pat McAlister 

AUDETTE CADILLAC 

W BLOOMFIELD 851-7200 

i DUPE DcVl|,|.E 1981 all power fully 

c«lnipped -UP rool reclining pa— etigc 

seal aril im slere., id|M de. i wo. 

wheel covers pxtra clean $14,900 

Days 887 1616 Af-lei 8pm 887 2077 

t III PE deVII I F 1980 Dl.'-. I tr.piwhile 

leathi r 1100(1 mill's amllli 

cassette CB 264 395 : 

•T)[ PF UA II I.F 1977 gold 

Telepiione c>fiop|» .1' show -iin 

' ondijion '>59 623u 

;t'Ol I'E lyVII.LF. 1980 Diesel tnpl. 

I-ihei leather 15 000 nubs Manv ex 

,iras $11301'. 427 9793 

COUPE DE A I 

i ,r- dic-els tr~\ 

from $12 900 

IES 1981 

V Itnde 

DON MASSEY 

CADILLAC 

40475 Ann Arbor Rd I'ivmoulh 

453-7500 - 

lllpali. 

KI. DORADOS 1977 1976 lu.ii.lcd A 

reach to go from $4 950 

DON MASSEY 

CADILLAC 

4041" 5 Ann Arbor Rd Plv mouth 

453-7500 

F'.I.D< iRADOS 1981 with or w ithout Ri 

arrio pa.kage 8 to choo-1 as low 

$14 900 

DON MASSEY 

CADILLAC 

40475 Ann \rbor Rd Plymouth 

453-7500 

ELDORADO 1973 convertible Florida 

tai $4000 363 9002 

ELDORADO 1979 new (ires built in 

CB radio, loaded 32 000 miles $10 500 

Call weekdays beiwee-n 8am I 5prn 

338 6454 

FLEETWOOD 1971 Brougham black 

good c ondition Call evenings 

553 8425 

FLEETWOOD 1970. mint original full 

power air 1738 produced $4195 

421 5828 or 425 3800 

FLEETWOOD 1980 I) Elegance nor 

lolk gray leather siereo 8 tra. k ' R 

full power, clean & read-, to go $12 990 

DON MASSEY 

CADILLAC 

40475 Ann Arbor Rd Plymouth 

453-7500 

SEVILLE 1976. 4 door 2 torn- excelled 

condition, loaded low mileage moon 

roof, western wheels leather -teroi 

tape. $6 850 642 2062

858 Cadillac 

SEDAN J>F\ II I E 1979 Excellent con 

ilition. 13(1110 miles Silver gray with 

matched < loth interior $7 800 Ask for 

OK fK5 e*l 24 1 


" CAMARO 1977. air. sharp 

$3,495 

Roger Peck Chev. ^74-0500 

i \M A HO. 1977 automata power 

sleiTjOK AM I' M special price $3 444 

L O U L a R I C H E 

C H E V R O L E T 

I'ivmoulh Rd lust West of I 27S 

4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 

CAMARO 1977 excellent condition, 

wife's cat never driven in winter 

$3,000 lirm ("all alter 4pm 427 4410 

MICHIGAN'S 

LARGEST 

VOLUME 

FORD 

DEALER 

"There must 

be a reason" 

NEW 1981 ESCORT GL WAGON 

4 door cloth seats. P165/13 tires, low back 

reclining seals, electric rear defroster, dual 

remote side mirrors Stock ."5149 

List P r i c e 

D i s c o u n t 

R e b a t e 

$6952 

$471 

$400 

YOUR COST $6081 

"plus tax & plates 

3 other wagons at similar savings 

1 GL 3 dr hatchback. 1 GLX 3 dr hatchback 

C O M P A N Y E X E C U T I V E D E M O S 

1 • LTD CROWN VICTORIA 4 dr. 

1 - LTD 2 dr 

" H o m e of t h e S m i l i n 

I r i s h m a n " 

PAT 

MlbM 

FORD 

1-LTD 4 dr. 

ts.'.th Shop 

1 - FAIRMONT STATION WAGON 

Pel". i . >i! M ,'w « D»lpt i^tl 1 - 

piMMClMni 

m 11*4 Twft-K 

product* 

• 1982 LN-7 - $ 700 

1 - FAIRMONT STATION WAGON 

i ighl Ulue rSilck 99081 Office Mana je's 

Also 4 GRANADAS 

0 1 ..firti. at Of icOI super.isors 


(near Plymouth Rd.) 

255-3100 

Open Mon. & Thurs. 

til 9 p m 

• 1981-1982 CAPRI - $600 

• 1981-1982 LYNX - N 1 A 3450L I'lvmuuth 

|;d 425-5400 

F'lRD 1979 1 TD II, 4 (loot 302 V8 

.nil.,main an 35 000 miles Sw-Cial 

$i 19a Hill Brown Kurd 35000 t'lym 

until Rd at Wavnc Rd 421 7000 

KURD 1980 ITD Crown Victoria 4 

thiol lull puwei premium sound lealh 

er tiun Mn'helin tires undercoat 

16 nun cafefiil miles Aulosense Com 

putet Cheeked Hines Park Lincoln 

Mercury 425 3036 

GALAXY 1974 2 door hard top. power 

steering brakes 57.000 miles Buns 

good $700 Call aflfr 6pm. 425-6556 

GRANADAS 4- MONARCHS 1975 1980 

7 to choose from All nice Priced from 

$1 295 

North Bros 4211376 

GRANADA 1978 ESS. 4 door air stereo 

>. asset te power steering 4 brakes 

nebart extra clean $3595 642 4351 

GRANADA 1979 4 cylinder air. powVr 

steering 4 brakes, good condition ex 

Iras $3 795 After «pm 474-8981 

GRAN TORINO 1972 good running 

condition $150 (ood transportation 

Call 477 9658 

LTD 1973 2 door tap. deck needs 

work $425 or best oiler 

591 2042 

LTD 1974 ni w engitu 

ing and tires $1200 

jir lundilion- 

851 8740 

LTD, 1977 Brougham 2 door hardtop 

air stereo power steering 4 brakes ex 

celjentcondition $2875 420-0225 

LTD, 1977 

4 door air jxiwer steering 4 brakes 

automatic cruise \M FM stereo low 

miles $2 595 

BOB DCSSEAI Lmcojn Mercury 

lirand River in Karmington 474 3342 

MAVERICK 1974 4 door 6 cylinder 

automatic, air power steering am m 

Mcreo no rust $1450 453 8732 

Ml 'STANtiS 147:, 19K1 

from All priced to sell 

North Bms 

;> chiKW 

421 137h 

Ml 'ST ANG II 1976 Hatchback low 

miles automata $220u or test offer 

( all alter 6pm 477 7844 

Ml'STANl. 1965 ii i \!ifuier automata 

immaculate in A, out 68 000 original 

miles lBmpgcily $255" 336 4762 

Ml'STANC. 1966 289 automatic power 

steering brakes lactory air 58 000 

original miles $1500 work done with 

receipts Exr ellent running car m rust 

$2500 Pleasi-call alter 5pm 4b4 7899 

Ml ST ANi. 1973 V8 302 New brakes 

tires rims exhaust leaf spr ngs tunc 

up $1400 Alter 6pm 651 7953 

MISTANi. 1474 

Automata 4 cy linder cheap $490 

Shelton Pont idt Hunk 

651 55(1(1 

Ml'ST ANG 1975 Hatchback excellent 

condition 4 cylinder auiornati< $2 100 

or best offer Alter 6 PM 3523 

Ml'STANC. 1975 llatchbdi k good con 

dilnw AM KM radio Rally wheels air 

conditioned $I50U w (77; 

Ml STANG 197} MPG low mileage 1 

cylinder 4 speed ArriK m i.assett-e ster 

•eo new radials excellent iondita>n 

$1 45U Alter 5 3o I'M .XX 1092 

Ml STANl. 1476 Ghta •. ivbrider adf' 

matic power stei>rnig 4 brake- air 

Stereo rear delroster. cloth Irtlertor 

[old down rear seat >n.'» tues (imjd 

condition $2495 Alter i.ptn a,3 221" 

Ml STANG 1978 automata- power 

steering brakes stereo am fni 8 track 

4 cylinder $3700 ur offer 356 n(,»4 

Ml'STANl., 1978 4 speed vinyl roof 

excellent condition rustproofed Mu he 

I ins AM KM low mileage 6516872 

Ml'STANl. 1979 Cobra 4 red in 

color 4 low miles 

AVIS FORD 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 

.354 110(1 

Ml ST ANG 1978 2 do 

power steering A brakes 

/•ondition 

IEANNOTTE PONT1 A( 

I . i 25(10 

Ml'STANl. 1979 3 door hatchback 

13 000 miles automalu air < lean 

$4600 4 13 4552 

Ml'STANC. 1979 4 ivlinder air ster 

eo $4 69 , AiU»vcnse Computer 

( becked Huh Park Lincoln M.-rcurv 

425 3036 

Ml "STANl i 1980 1 

stereo TRX wheels 

Coinpuicr Checked 

1 illn Mercury 

it bo 4 s|H-»'d air 

$5 795 A'llOsense 

Hum's Park i.in 

425 30 16 

Ml 'STANl i 1980 2 door white (hiwci 

steering-brakes air 6 cylinder spot lew 

$5500 557 9340 or 4*4 4241 

Ml'STANl. 1981 Hatchback 4,sl au 

tomalic power steering i brakes an 

I [I 000 miles $6 195 Bill Brow n Ford 

31,0011 Plymouth Rd at W$yne Rd 421 

7000 

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL 1 

Place your classified Want ad in 

Suburban Detroit s hnesi market 

Jhe Observer A. Ectenln< Newspapers 

$91-0900 Wayne 

644-1070 OakL^nd 


I si your Visa ur Master 1 a"! 

I'INTo 1472 4 cylinder automata am 

fhtcasM'lli good condition $3011 

425 2056 

I'lNTO 14 3 Vi.igon One owner ill 075 

rLies $4 ,11 ( all 

652 4297 

PINTO 1974 3 door Runabout am fm 4 

-ijieed vinyl top I old down rear seat 

nun- giHxi condition $ a'O 647 1654 

|l'INTO 1976 Wagon 

Alter 5pm 

PINTO 1978 Hat, hi 

(ondition standard 

radio $1 650 

455 974 4 

,ii k gooil running 

Iransmission AM 


PINTO 1978 Runabout 4 cvl autoifidtic 

power steering 4 brakes 33.000 

miles $3 295 Bill Brown Kurd 35000 

Plymouth Rd at Wavne Hd 421 700u 

PINTO 1979 2 door wagon 4 cylinder 

power steering AM KM cassette Ex 

cjellent condition $3,400 595-8818 

PINTO 1980 station wagon automatic 

manv extras Low nuleag. Excellent 

condition $1200 981 5416 

1979 - 1981 

FAIRMONTS & 

ZEPHYRS 

2 4 4 doors 6 cyl 

steering 4 brakes 

Pru ed from $3 58ti 

automata power 

most with air 

PAT MILLIKEN 

FORD 

"HOME OF THE SMILIN' 

IRISHMAN 


Betwn Plymouth 4 W Chicago 

255-5840 


USED CAR DEPT. 

OUR 

50th 

YEAR 

- OVER - 

100 

FINE 

USED CARS 

IN STOCK 

MICHIGAN'S LEADING DISCOUNT DEALER 


20811W. 8 MILE BET. TELEGRAPH 

& SOUTHFIELD FWY. OPEN MON « THURS 

ADJOINING THE CITY 

OF SOUTHFIELD 

TIL J PM 

538-1300

866 Ford 

& 

PINTO, 1980 

STATION WAGON 

Low miles automatic, sharpest in town 

$J 49$ 

HOB DUSSEAU Lincoln-Mercury 

Orand River in Farmington 474-3342 

T BIRD 1977 I door Good condition, 

must sell (3.100 642 2071 

THUNDERB1RD 1979 loaded $4200 

Call alter 8pm. 453-9190 

872 Lincoln 

CONTINENTAL 1979 Mark V. excel 

lent condition. 23 000 mill , loaded 

11.'"' 

652 4359 

LINCOLN 1977 Town Car. loaded, 

mint, 14.800 666 4508 

LINCOLN 1979 Town Car 31000 

miles, ver\ ( lean Aulosense "Computer 

I'hei ked Mines I'ark Lincoln Mercury 

425 3036 

MARK VI 1980 4 door all options • 

moonroof 112.000 476 2604 

MARK VI 1981 only 2 800 miles, cal 

lor .i unbelievably low price, Aulosense 

Computer Checked Mines Park Lin 

coin Mercury 425 3036 

MARK 1978 moonroof, tape sharp. 

99 r > Aulosense Computer Checked 

Hlnes I'ark Lincoln Mercurv 425-3036 

TOWN CAR 1977 gray 4 door, fully 

equipped excellent condition $5000 

Call 9 4 30 ' 352 6765 

874 Mercury 

Al'RI 1972 giHxl i-conomv $500 

476 4282 

i M'RI iy»i> Ghi.i * cylinder. 4 speed 

overdrive sunroul air rustproofed. 

much more Priced to sell' Alter 6pm, 


CAPRI 1980 Ghu 6 cylinder air. AM 

IM cruise sunroof TrtX power steering 

& Nr a kit. $5700 After 6 682 4047 

t Al'RI 1981 Black magic T top, 6 cylinder 

4 speed overdrive Am Im cas 

>#IU' premium sounds 11 000 miles, 

must sell $7 100 697-5675 

I 'OMFT 1975 4 door 3 speed 6 cvlin 

ler power steering am radio $1100 

464 7275 

COl'CAR 1969 Eliminator. 390 high 

pertornwnce amfm excellent condilion 

best oiler 

758 4836 

n>l(,;AR 1969 partially restored 

New front tires new 4 speed shifter 

$5oM oi best offer 531 7277 

11 il OAR 1971 XR7 Sport Coupe, all 

thi extas A and only $8 445 

olfor 

AVIS FORD 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 

354 3100 

974 XR 7 loaded $ 1.000 or 

421 8290 

( 111 t.\H 1977 white chamois, power 

steering luakes air AM FM good condition 

$2395 Alter 5pm 349 4931 

( |'H GAR 1977 \H7 46 000 miles load 

6 «ith options asking $2500 or best of- 

• .ir 591 1830 

i ul i.AH 1977 \R7 power steering 

brakes I- M siereo rear defog. rust 

(Hooted manv extras Very good condi 

lion $2 995 474 2550 

( i it I, AR 1977 XR7 air stereo, vinyl 

lop sporl wheels 44 000 miles $3,695 

'Nuioscnse Computer Chinked Hines 

I'.iik I i mi tin Mercurv 425-3036 

COUGAR. 1977, XR7 

Hlillv loaded air power steering & 

brakes moonroof power windows & 

seals or AM KM $3 695 

IIOB 1)1 SSEAC Lincoln Mercury 

t.rand River in Farmington 474 3342 

COl GAR 1977 2 door power steering 

brakes am fm air cruise new tires, 

undercojied $2 300 ( all 425-1 144 

874 Mercury 876 Oldsmobile 

COUGAR, 1979, XR7, has everything, 

moonroof 20.000 miles, $5,495 


CUTLASS 1975. Supreme, air, am-fm. 

power steering & brakes, must sell, 

$1850 or best offer 427-3085 

CUTLASS 1975 Supreme red with 

14001 Telegraph at Jefferies (I 96) white Landau roof, automatic, power 

531-7100 

steering, brakes, cruise control, air 

am-fm stereo, till steering, swivel 

COUGAR. 1978, Brougham. 4 door. air. 

siereo, 32.000 miles, $3,695 Autosense 

Computer Checked Hines I'ark Lin 

bucket seals, rear defogger 350 V8 2 

barrel, now exhaust system. 58,000 

miles, $2100 255 5275 

ooln-Merrury 425-3036 

CUTLASS. 1977, Supreme, air, auto- 

C.HANI) MARQUIS. 1977. 4 door, all 

matic. buckets, cruise, tilt, stereo, and 

more Good condition. $3,000 420-0318 

the extras including full power, air k 

siereo, 40,000 miles $2,795 

Bill Greig Buick 

600 S. MAIN ROYAL OAK 

548-3600 

MARQUIS 1972 Brougham. 2 door, am 

fm siereo. rear speakers. V8. automat 

ic full power, interior good condition 

runs $400 647-1654 

MARQUIS. 1974, Brougham 4 door, 

full power excellent condition New 

tires $700 981-1905 

MARQUIS 1976 4 ,door power, stereo, 

new vmvl lop. verv clean runs good 

$1950 After llam 522-7075 

MARQUIS. 1979. 4 door, 302 V8 power 

steering & brakes, automatic, air, 

13.000 miles $4500 420 3087 

MERCURY. 1977. Grand Marquis 4 

door full power air, stereo, only 

$2,395 Autosense Computer Checked 

Mines Park Lincoln Mercury 425 3036 

MERCURY 1981 Lynx 4 cyl 4 speed, 

like new $4 995 JACK DEMMER 

FORI) 721-6560 

MONARCH 1976 A I condition Pow 

er stereo, air, automatic. 6 cylinder 

18-20 MI'G $1800 

981-2382 

MONARCH 1976, 6 cylinder, automatic, 

power steering brakes, air vinyl lop. 

no rust extra clean, $1695 Garage 

538 8547 

MONARCH 1977 Like new no rust, 

power steering, power brakes air, 302 

engine, vinyl roof low miles 427-2343 

MONARCH 1978 Ghia. 4 door. 6 cylin 

der automatic, air. power windows Ac 

Steering am-fm Excellent condition 

31.000 miles $3795 476 2725 

MONARCH 1978 V 6 4 door air. 

cruise undercoated $3,300 or best of 

fer Excellent condition 348-7589 

MONTCLAIR 1965 46.000 miles, runs 

excellent must sell. $500 645-0144 

SPECIAL! 

1978 STARFIRE 

Excellent condition 

Liftback 

$1,689 , 

TYME SALES 

199 Plymouth Rd . Plymouth 

Open 9 9 Sat till 4 

455 5566 

ZEPHYR 1981 4 door, 6 cyl. air, ster 

eo low miles $6,395 Autosense Computer 

Checked Mines Park Lincoln 

Mercurv 425 3036 

876 Oldsmobile 

CUSTOM 1980 Cruiser Diesel most 

options 15.000 miles. Exceptionally 

clean Garage kept $7400 326-0925 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1980 Brougham, 

loaded. $1, 600 9811471 

CLOSED END LEASE 

TORONADO 

$197/mo. 

Option to purchase, $4,000 pre 

payment 

Key Olds-Datsun 

751-6100 

CUTLASS I973 Supreme Rest offer 

Good transportation 534 6814 

1981 SKYLARKS 

44b3 

Kto choose from 

ALL CLEARANCE SALE 

PRICED! 

12.9% 

FINANCING AVAILABLE 

BUICK 

Dick Scott 

200 W. Ann Arbor Rd.i 

1 Mile West of I-275 

Open Mon. & Thurs. 

OiE 

til 9 PM 

453-4411 ! 

ON THE SPOT 

APPROVAL 

& LENIENT 

FINANCING 

AVAILABLE 

iS&HfiS 

WE RENT CADILLACS, ALSO LIMOSINES 

BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH 

IGM QUALITY! 

survtci «WT5 

CUTLASS, 1978, 2 door, automatic, 

air. power steering 

& brakes, rally wheels. This 

weeks special, $3,995. 

BOB SAKS 



478-0500 

CUTLASS 1979 Calais, power steering 

brakes, air. lots of options $5850 

534 1789 

CUTLASS 1979 Calais Diesel coupe, 

loaded Special options 30.000 miles 

$5,200 682 8551 

CUTLASS, 1979, onlv 25,000 miles Just 

$3,995 

North Bros 421-1376 

CUTLASS. 1980 Brougham wagon Air, 

am-fm stereo, rear defrost cruise, tilt, 

luggage carrier, power vents, windows, 

door locks tail gate. 6 way seat & mir 

rors After 6pm, 543 4724 

CUTLASS, 1980 Calais, dove grey cor 

duroy claret interior, cruise, power 

steering & brakes, amfm stereo Beau 

tiful' $7,000 453 1546 

CUTLASS 1980 fupreme. 2 door 18,000 

miles Air Sharp Priced lo sell' O'Hara 

Datsun. 35655 Plymouth Hd 425-331 1 

CUTLASS, 1981, low mileage, cruise, 

amfm stereo radio, rear defogger. pow 

er locks Reasonable 355-2506 357 1740 

CUTLASS. 1981, Landau top. loaded, 

executive car. 5500 miles, $7,800 

646-9835 

CUTLASS 19BI Station Wagon 7.000 

miles Diesel engine Warranty $9,000 

, 283 1510 

DELTA 1976 88 Royal*. 4 door sedan, 

electric seats-windows-door locks, only 

25.000 miles, private owner $1800 Call 

after 5PM 642 2819 

DELTA. 88. 1972. 4 door Good running 

condition $47$. Call 476 1875 

DELTA 88. 1981 Royale Sedan Diesel, 

air, stereo, power locks, windows 

$8800 Howell 517 548 1606 

GOOD SELECTION 

OF , 

NEW & USED, 

OLDSMOBILES 

AMC"S& TOYOTAS 

BOB SAKS 

The Complete Dealer 



478-0500 

OLDS OMEGA 1980 

$4,859 


OLDS 98. 1976 4 door, fully equipped 

good condition- 

421 7218 


OLDS, 1974. Cutlass, 56.000 miles, pow 

er steering & brakes, air. stereo. $2,295 

LIVONIA VW. 34501 Plymouth Rd 

425-5400 

OLDS 1976,442 

Sharp 

Shelton Pontiac Buick 

651 5500 

OLDS, 1979. Custom Cruiser Wagon, 

au. stereo & tape, cruise A tilt, split 

power seat. Sharp' $4,949 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVROLET 

Plymouth Rd - Just West of 1-275 

453-4600 

OLDS, 1980 

TORONADO DIESEL 

Loaded with options priced to sell, 

$9,485 

JACK CAULEY 

- CHEVROLET - 

ORCHARD LAKE RD. 


855-9700 


Place your classified vajit ad in 


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REGENCY. 1980 Diesel. Firemist. 

charcoal, black leather, wirb, tape tilt, 

loaded Beautiful $8700 646-0756 

REGENCY 1980 2 door triple I 

excellent condition, $8,800 or best offer 

348 2899, or 477-4200 

REGENCY. 1980, 4 door, gas engine, 

every option but sunroof showroom 

fresh' $8,888 

Art Moran Pontiac - GMC 

Telegraph North of 12 Mile 

353-9000 

REGENCY 1981, diesel, loaded white' 

burgandv leather interior $10,900 

642 0979 

REGENCY 98 1977 4 d-ior. loaded. 

25.000 miles Florida. $5600, 646-S849 

REGENCY 98 1978. 

equipped, moonroof 

North Bros 

Diesel Fully 

421 1376 

STARFIRE 1977 power steering 4 

brakes automatic, rear defogger. AM- 

FM $2400 Call afler 5PM 476 9138 

TORINO. 1976 Wagon, air family spe 

cial $1 949 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVROLET 

Plymouth Rd Just West of I 275 

453-4600 

TORONADO, 1975 loaded 35.000 

MILES, must see 

JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 453 2500 

TORONADO 1977 loaded sharp. $3000 

Afler 5PM 261 9399 

TORONADO, 1979 automatic full pow 

er beige with tan leather A real beau 

BILL COOK 

BUICK 



TORONADO 1980 Diesel, 2 door, fully 

loaded, 28,000 miles, excellent condi 

tion 10,000 or best offer Call 

llam-5pm 642-6662 

TORONADO 1980 Landau, vinyl roof, 

beige, camel leather interior, rear defrost, 

tilt, cruise 34,000 miles Loaded - 

Super Clean $9 200 After 6pm.476-3847 

TORONADO. 1980 

DIESEL 

Fully loaded, air, AM-FM stereo, lilt, 

cruise, power seats & windows $9,195 

BOB DUSSEAU Lincoln-Mercury 

Grand River in Farmington 474 3342 

TORONADO, 1980. automatic, leather, 

power windows & power door locks, 

power seats, lilt, cruise air. wires A 

real beauty' 

BILL COOK 

BUICK 


TORONADO 1981 XSC. moonroof, lilt 

wheel, bucket seats with console, triple 

burgundy, wire wheels, all leather interior, 

loaded, sharp 8513999 

TORONADO, 1976 Brougham 52.000 

miles, full power, tape player, like new 

$3,195 422-1953 

878 Plymouth 

ARROW GT 1978 Black 4 gold 5 

speed. 4 cylinder, AM FM. rear de 

logger Like new inside 4 out Great 

MPG $3,375 After 3PM 887 3370 

ARROW 1978 GS-2000, air, 5 speed, 

37,000 miles am fm cassette, Ziebart. 

like new $379$ or best 682 4974 

BARRACUDA 1967, 6 cylinder automatic. 

console buckets engine needs 

repair Little rusl. make offer 560 9476 

o 

IM 

D 

878 Plymouth 

CATALINA 1971 Good transportation 

$350 or best Snow tires Included Must 

see Call after 6PM 6610485 

CATALINA 1977, automatic, power 

brakes, steering, air. Michelins. stereo, 

cruise, good shape $2495 535-2827 

DUSTER 1973. triple black 340, 3 

speed, new tires 4 rims Asking $1,600 

Call 427 0492 

DUSTER 1976 Automatic, power steering 

4 brakes, AM FM Cassette, rear defogger 

$1,795 After 5PM 474 4366 

FURY 1972, 4 door good condition 

needs muffler $350 or best offer Call 

alter 6PM 477 0607 

GOLD DUSTER 1974 6 cylinder automatic. 

70.000 miles, excellent condi 

lion. 16-20 mpg , am radio. $1550 or 

best 8 5. 477-2443 after 7pm, 851 2865 

GOLD DUSTER 1974, slanl 6. new ex 

haust. good tread, low miles $600 

425 3459 

HORIZON 1979. stick shift low mile 

age luggage rack, tinted glass, body ex 

cellent. rustproofed. $3195 547 '8085 

HORIZON 1979 TC3. 4 speed, rust 

proofed, AM-FM cassette, aluminum 

wheels, deluxe interior 937 3562 

HORIZON 1980 4 Door, automatic, 

power steering 4 brakes, stereo. $4700 

After 5PM . 356 2877 

HORIZON. 1980. 4 speed, black front 

wheel drive. $3,195 

JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 453 2500 

PLYMOUTH I980, Horizon 4 speed, 4 

door. $3,295 

JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 453-2500 

ROADRUNNER I975. excellent run 

ning condition Call after 6PM 

425-3340 

HERE NOW 

1982 HONDAS 

LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN 

OVER 80 TO CHOOSE FROM 

E 

CIVICS FROM $4799 POE 

55 MPG HWY 

HIGHEST GAS MILEAGE 

OF ANY CAR SOLD IN AMERICA 

ACCORDS - PRELUDES 

THE BEST GETS BETTER 

IN STOCK NOV. 1 - ON SALE NOV. 1 

1981 DEMONSTRATORS 

SAVE 100'S OVER '82'S 

A Friendly Place to Buy 

SUNSHINE HONDA 

1205 ANN ARBOR RD. 

PLYMOUTH • 453-3600 

NEW CAR TRADES 

ARE ROLLING IN 

1981 FAIRMONT 

STATION WAGONS 

'3 to choose from. 1 

i Squire, all with air. 

cruise control, rear defroster. 

priced from 

$6395 . 

1976 COUGAR 

XR7 

2 door hardtop air 

stereo, half vinyl 

roof. 47.000 miles 

$2795 

1979 LINCOLN 

T0WNE 

4 door, Coach roof, 

full power, air, stereo, 

25,000 actual 

miles 

$7895 

1980 THUNDERBIRD 

23.000 miles, air, stereo, 

power windows, 

power seat, cruise, tilt. 

$6995 

1979 MONARCH 1 1980 MUSTANG 

° 0r ' 6 cy'inder, auto-Vi 3 door air a 

peering, 

$4195 \\ $ 4795 

1977 CHEVY NOVA 

2 door, 6 cylinder, 

automatic, power 

steering, power 

brakes, 39,000 

miles. 

$3195 

1980 FAIRMONT 

4 door. 13,000 miles. 6 

cylinder, automatic air 

power stee,-,ng. powe; 

$4995 

COME IN TODAY! WE'VE GOT YOUR NEXT CAR NOW! 

LEO CALHOUN 

453-1100 41001 PLYMOUTH RD. 

"Where Customers Bring Their Friends" 

'81'S A T CLEARANCE SALE PRICES 

'82'S A VAILABLE FOR IMMEDIA TE DELIVERY 

M / U C U V 

ti new T 

mmmmm J i f f i 

A 

G.M. EXECUTIVES 

eSP • 

878 Plymouth 

STATION WAGON 1976 

power steering 4 brakes 

tires Nice car $700 

Au 

New radial 

141 -0725 

VOLARE 1976 power steering, brakes 

automatic vinyl top. rustproofed extra 

clean $1 495: Garage 538 8547 

VOLARE. 1(177, Premier 4 door, air 6 

cylinder power steering brakes am 

fm stereo $2150 642 4765 

VOLARE 1977 Premier 2 door power 

steering 4 brakes am fm 8 track ster 

eo sunroof cruise $1900 * 459-7329 

VOLARE 1977 wagon woodgrain. automatic 

air power steering brakes 

rack $2,500 After 5 I'M 422 64.18 

VOLARE 1977 WAGON Excellent con 

dition $1,385 Tune Sales 

455-5566 

880 Pontiac 

BONNEVILLE Grand Safari 1980,sla 

lion wagon All power excellent Condi 

tion $6650 Call after 6pm 363 2671 

CATALINA 1970 runs great $300261 

6479 

CATALINA 1978 Air automatic |«iw 

er Steering 4 brakes Nice clean car 

$13011 341 0725 

FACTORY OFFICIAL 4 COMPANY 

CARS Pontiai s & AMC's. 20 to choose 

from 

JEANNOTTH PONTIAC 453 2500 

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A thousand Lynx 

Mr. and Mrs. Davis Beales (left) bought 

the 999th Mercury Lynx sold by Stu Evans 

Lincoln Mercury this year. No Other dealer 

has sold as many nationwide. Then Mr. 

and Mrs. Edward Mizer (right) bought the 

Cars and comments 

tVANS 

1,000th Lynx from the dealership. Also 

pictured are Stephen Beales and Stu Ev- 

ans in the group at left and in the group at 

right, Frank Gibbs, district manager of 

Lincoln Mercury, Detroit. 

Avoid transmission trouble 

An industry survey of mechanics has indicated 

that drivers ignore the maintenance of their automatic 

tranmission more than any other car component. 

reports the Automotive Information Council. 

Prolonged neglect of maintenance can lead to a 

repair or overhaul costing up to several hundred 

dollars 

A poorly maintained transmission can rob you in 

other ways — affecting fuel economy and perform- 

ance _ because the transmission must work harder 

and therefore your engine will consume more gaso- 

line to take your car the same distance. 

There are several easy things that Hie car owner 

can do to keep the car's transmission operating 

properly 

THE LEVEL of the transmission fluid should 

always be checked when the car is lubricated. Adequate 

fluid is necessary for proper shifting. 

Check the maintenance schedule of the owner's 

manual to see how often the fluid should be 

860 Pontiac 

FIREBIRD 1967 Irom Indiana 326 3 

speed very restorable interior excellent 

firsi besl oiler 565 9476 

KIREB1HD 1977 Formula, power 

steering & brakes excellent condition, 

$4 000 or best offer 455-6534 

FIHERIRD 1978 automatic power 

-teerini; A- brakes air 25 000 miles, 

•iuper sh.irp' 

BILL COOK 

BUICK 


FIREBIRD 19R0 formula automatic 

V-8 air power steering, amfm. T ton 

excelleni condition $7995 478-4535 

880 Pontiac 

FIREBIRD 1981, Formula, 4 speed, t 

tops, every possible option $ave $$$ 

Art Moran Pontiac - GMC 

Telegraph North ol 12 Mile 

353-9000 

FORMULA 1976 Firebird loaded with 

equipment $2,498 


14001 Telegraph at Jelleries II 96) 

531-7100 ~ 

GRAND PRIX IJ 1978, loaded. 52,000 

miles excellent. $3800 or best Before 5 

827 7218 After 6 646 3756 

(^RAND Prix 1973 burgandy. power 

steering, brakes. AM FM, air $500 or 

best offer Alter 5pm 349 4931 

changed. Transmission fluid is normally red or 

maroon in color so if the fluid looks dark Drown, it 

is due for a change. 

This could occur before the recommended time 

because of abnormal driving conditions. Worn-out 

fluid can foul a transmissi&n. 

Most motorists are familiar with oil and air 

filters, but often forget about the transmission 

filter. The filter is important in keeping the trans- 

mission fluid clean and in protecting the transmis- 

sion parts. Again, check the maintenance schedule 

for change intervals. 

TOWING A trailer, driving in mountains, in deep 

snow or mud can put an excessive strain on your 

car's transmission. To protect the system under 

those conditions, check the fluid more often and 

change fluid and filter at shorter intervals. 

A properly maintained transmission can keep 

you going under all kinds of conditions and also can 

s^ve fuel. 

880 Pontiac 

GRAND PRIX. 1978, SJ. loaded 

$4,795 


GRAND PRIX, 1977, air, stereo, cruise, 

tilt, split seat. $3,888 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVROLET 

Plymouth Rd - Just West of I 275 

453-4600 

PHOENIX 1980 U. 4 cylinder, 5 door 

Hatchback, power steering, brakes, air, 

automatic, am fm, excellent condition. 

$6200 646-8799 

nOBODU BEATS 

pi DEmmER deal 

REBATES 

up to $ 7 0 0 

ON '81 & '82 ESCORTS, 

EXPS, MUSTANGS 

& COURIERS Big Selection 

To Choose From 

All Ready For 

Immediate 

Delivery 

$500 

on Escorts 

up 

to 

O&E 

on EXPs 

All A-Plan & Ford hourly employes 

eligible for rebates. Rebates 

can be used as down payment for 

financing thus lowering monthly 

payments. 

$ 500 

on Couriers 

$ 600l 

on Mustangs 

COME IN NOW FOR BEST SELECTION 


Michigan Ave. at 

Newburgh 

(just •. of 1-275) 

880 Pontiac 

LE MANS 1973, runs good, power steer 

ing, brakes, $295 464 0179 

PHOENIX 1980, 5 door Hatch. V6. very 

clean 12.000 miles, loaded with luxury 

options 399 2812 

PHOENIX, 1981 Coupe Auto. air. pow 

er, stereo, 4 cylinder, rear defrost. 

8,000 miles $6,750 After 5pm, 627 4551 

PHOENIX 1981 LJ. 5 door hatchback, 

2-tone, low mileage, loaded, excellent 

condition 584-7220 

PHOENIX, 1981, SJ. 5 door Hatchback, 

4 cylinder, automatic, air, loaded Im 

maculate' $7,850/best offer 288 4253 

PHOENIX 1981, SJ. 8,000 miles, load 

ed, like new Chevette 1979 air sun 

roof, stereo, excellent. ff46 7547 

PHOENIX.1981 Yellow. 4 cylinder, 5 

door hatchback, auto, air. loaded. GM 

executive $7300 Eves 626-7131 

PHOENIX. 1981, 2 door, beige, $6,195 

JFANNOTTE PONTIAf 453 2500 

PONTIAC 1972, Catalina. good transportation, 

$375 Weekends oflly 

721 5047 

PONTIAC 1972 Grand Prix, very good 

condition, 400 4 barrel, power steering, 

brakes, windows, bucket seits, no rust 

$1250 or best offer 624 009\. 644 2887 

PONTIAC 1972. low miles. |oaded. good 

shape, $500 Weekdays after 6pm Any 

time weekends 358-1239 

PONJIAC, 1976, Catalini, excellent 

condition, 28,000 miles i 

JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 453-2SOO 

880 Pontiac 

PONTIAC. 1978. Bonneville. 4 door, 

power steering It

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