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Volume 2 Number 80 

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Thursday, August 12,1976 

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prove themselves." 

Greenstein agreed with one audiencp 

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Greenstein agreed a fulltime force was 

needed and admitted the reserves were an 

interim measure 

But he said the board was bound by the 

will of the people. 

"Twice 14 mills was defeated by the 

voters and until the residents of this township 

are willing to pay for a fulltime force 

we should try for the next best thing. 

"This is only a stop gap measure, but 

the people have spoken and we have to listen. 

The reserves are not a fulltime force, 

but they are better than nothing.'' 

Cheske said the board had to make a 

choice between a millage effort for a second 

fire station and a police force, "and 

we felt the fire station was the first priority" 

MYERS, IN voting no listed 11 reasons 

against the reserves as presently constituted. 

citing economic reasons, lack of 

political safeguards, and the fact that it 

" was against the will of the people."' 

Poole said he saw a potential conflict of 

interest with the supervisor serving as police 

chief. 

He said the reserves had gone from a 

traffic control device to a fully authorized 

police force. He applauded the dedication 

of the reserves, but said he had searched 

his conscience and couldnt vote for them. 

Supervisor Robert Greenstein demonstrates how the new magnetic signs will be used on dualpurpose 

tpwnship-owned vehicles. 

The status quo of the Centennial Educational 

Park ! (CEP) physical education requirements 

was supported Monday night 

when school board members failed to muster 

a quorum of votes needed to cany two 

resolutions regarding the CEP's secondyear 

gym requirements. 

Defeated was a motipn by Trustee Mar 

da Borowski to eliminate the second-year 

physical education requirement as well as 

a motion by Treasurer Richard Arien to 

refer the matter to the district's Curriculum 

Coordinating Committee (CCC). 

With board President Joe Gray, Secretary 

Flossie Tonda and Trustee George 

Lawton absent from Monday's meeting, 

the remaining four board members needed 

a unanimous vote to take action on the proposed 

elimination of the second-year .requirement. 

THE LAC* OF four votes also stymied 

payment of the bills, when trustees Marcia 

Borowski and Tom Yack cast "no" votes. 

1he trvstoes objected to the admtatetration's 

failure to anvMr Mrs. DmUMSi • 

on two of the bills. 

The physical education Issue was placed 

on Monday 's agenda at the request of Mrs 

Borowski who favors shaving the CEP s 

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gym requirements from two to one year In 

light of a possible millage defeat in !ep^ 

tember*and a reduced. 5Vfc-hour day at the 

Mrs. Borowski. arguing that the (XX 

will not meet until September to discuss 

the CEP's physical education requirements, 

cast the one fatal, dissenting Vote 

against Arien's motion to refer the msjtter 

to the CCC. ' 

••We. have cut out all physical education 

requirements for elementary kids without 

referring to the CCC," said Mrs. Borowski, 

referring to one of the board's recent budg 

et cuts. "We're now moaning and groaning 

over this. 

"If physical education Is so important, 

it's Just as important for elementary 

kids—probably more so. I just think you're 

becoming illogical. \ 

"U students are going to be limited to 

five hours at the part," she continued. "I 

only hope physical education will jm 

required for one year." 

BUT KENT BUIKEMA, . 

Plymouth Canton High School, told 

members be favors continuation 

two-year gym requirement EUmir 

the second-year requirement at this 

he added, would create 

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Canton, Michigan 52 Pages Twenty Five Cent* ; 

Wives of Canton firefighters recently met to 

form an auxiliary to perform community service! 

functions. Among members of the new 

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Fire auxiliary forms 

organization are (from left) Joan Chakrabarty, 

Shirley Hamilton and Dian Harrison. For the 

story, see page 4A. 

imbario signed letter, 

investigation continues 

By RICHARD GOLD 

Planning commissioner Tom Timbano 

laid to (rest any questions about who signed 

a lettelr distributed late in the primary 

campa gn alleging that Supervisor Robert 

Greenstein referred to mobile home 

owners as "trailer trash." 

On Tuesday night, a tight lipped Timbario 

issued the press a seven-point statement 

Explaining why he signed the letter 

and how he had become disenchanted with 

Greenitein. 

Tirol >ario, a former supporter of Greenstein. 

was appointed to the planning com- 

Despite Timbario's admission of signature. 

trie Wayne County Prosecutors office 

is investigating the incident, alleged by 

Greenstein to be one of many dirty tricks 

used ^gainst him in his unsuccessful campaign 

for re election. 

Gre< nstein. who said after Timbario admitted 

signing the letter thaf'nothkig surprises 

1 me about this campaign." had earlier 

naintained the letter was fraudulent 

and f )rged. 

He Went Monday to the prosecutor's office 

seeking an investigation into the matter. 

He said the letter was "a pack of 

lies" and constituted an unlawful, act. because 

it improperly influenced tne Aug. 3 

election. 

Greenstein said while the letter was not 

forge^—in light of Timbario's statement.— 

it wap still illegal because it was "completely 

untrue." 

For reasons unclear at press time, the 

State Police, Plymouth Subpost were investigating 

the matter, although they had 

not been asked to by the prosecutor s office 

or the state elections committee. 

merits draw fire 

"We have done considerable work in the 

physical education curriculum to involve 

studenttfn life-time sports and prepare students 

for the greater amount of leisure 

time they will encounter," Buikema said. 

"We feel the two-year requirement Is a 

minimal requirement rather than a burdensome-type 

of requirement." 

According to school Supt. John M. 

Hoben, a four-year physical education requirement 

once Influenced high school 

schedules In the Plymouth School District. 

The requirements were later reduced to 

three years and then to two. 

Currently, students must take physical 

education courses in ninth grade and an additional 

one year of gym in their sophomore, 

Junior or senior year. 

ALTHOUGH ARLEN supported Mrs Borowski'i 

motion to eliminate the secondyear 

physical education requirenwnt at 

the CEP, he moved to amend Mrs. Borowski's 

motion to implement the change 

during the CEP's second semester rather 

than the atari of the school year. 

With no support of Aries's amended motion, 

board members voted S-l against 

Mrs. Borowski's motion and took no action 

on the physical eduoatkn matter. 

In lother 

and yack 

board action, Mrs. Borowski 

vetoed payment of the bills. 

On Monday afternoon. Mrs. Borowski 

had requested the administration explain 

two bills—a rent payment for the CAS- 

TLES building and a uniform bill for the 

CEP band's Rifle Squad. 

I when the answers were not forthcoming 

at Monday night s board meeting. Mrs. 

' cast her vote against payment 

of the bills. 

"I have questions on two items that 

arent answered," she said, "so none of 

the bills will be paid." 

Co rrection 

In the Mpnday. Aug. 9 edition of the Canton 

Observer k Eccentric, Harold Stefo, 

Democratic candidate for township superwas 

quoted as sayhg if elected he 

disarm the reserve and take away 

uniforms. 

Stein said he will disarm the reserve, 

but he said he wfll not take away their uniforms. 

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A spokesman said Wednesday they had 

dropped the matter and that it had been 

turned over in full to the prosecutor's office. 

IN HIS TWO page statement. Timbario 

said Greenstein had pressured him to sign 

an affadavit "indicating I did not sign the 

letter. ' 

"I refused to sign his affadavit spite of 

his attempt to intimidate and pressure, because 

it would not have been truthful. 

"The pressure however seems to be con* 

sistent with his attitude concerning the 

relationship between citizens and their 

elected officials." 

Timbario reiterated his statement that 

the letter was "true and factual." 

'Earlier, he had refused to say whether 

or not he signed the letter although commenting 

he had nothing to do with its distribution. 

Trustee Robert Myers admitted he was 

behind the distribution of the letter and 

added that he had personally paid for duplication 

of the letter as charged by Greenstein 

In his statement Timbario listed seven 

reasons for signing the letter 

They were: 

^Greenstein taking credit for the master 

pUim concept "when in fact nearly a dozen 

township goals specifically related to Agricultural-open 

space preservation, reduced 

tax burdens for farmers" were developed 

by the original 25-member Citizens Advisory 

Council in 1973. 

•Greenstein telling him that "I must be 

insane for suggesting a member of the 

farming community be appointed to the 

planning commission as Bob Simmons replacement 

and that only people sharing 

the same thinking as the administration 

should be appointed to the planning commission. 

• "Being told by a member nf the administration 

that subdivision homeowners 

would have to pay almost a quarter of a 

million dollars for streetlight installation 

because of the administration's negligence 

in enforcing the township's current subdivision 

ordinance 

Amusements 

Bowling 

Brevities 

Cassified Ads 

Editorial Opinion 

Religion 

Sports 

Suburban Life 

Stroller 

Witch Watch 

4-14C, Sec. D 

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• "Announcing that the master plan is a 

revolutionary concept'' when in it has been 

successfully accomplished in several other 

states 

• "Refusing to release publically the mas^ 

ter plan critique by Professor Robert Ho 

taling. which was paid (or with township 

funds, since the report suggested many al^ 

ternative methods by which agriculture 

could be preserved " 

•That Greenstein said concepts that 

might signifigantly affect the master plan 

be discussed in private "among the boys' 

before being made public. This way. the 

public would then be exposed to a united 

position, and public discussion discouraged." 

• That Greenstein took credit for commercial 

establishments built within the 

last year and a half "when in fact many of 

these establishments were approved before 

the Nov. 1974 election. ' 

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TIMBARIO SAID he was disillusioned 

and frustrated "in seeing the way the 

Greenstein campaign was being present 

ed" and that he felt that mobile heme 

owners "had a right to know just what Mr. 

Greenstein's private opinion and attitude 

is toward mobile home owners." 

In his final volley. Timbario charged 

that Greenstein failed to "keep complete 

openness" in his administration. 

"Bob Greenstein believes what he does 

is right, and takes whatever steps are necessary 

to implement those beliefs.' Timbario 

said "I hope that this experience 

proves to be a lesson for all who are elected 

in the future. If this is the real world of 

politics, then the public deserves to know 

about it." 

Greenstein said everything in Timbario's 

statement was "absolutely false" and he 

intended to continue his efforts to get criminal 

charges filed in tlje letter incident 

"A lie is still a lie at no time did I ever 

say thafpeople who live in mobile homes 

are trash. I worked for them for five years 

for free and I think they got got cheatefl 

out of their vote. 

"A great majority of those people didnl 

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to anyone! 

Mrs. Sekgneurie will tell anyone 

about her successful Observer 

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"We've never had quch raaults 

from any other paper 

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Plymouth Township's massive water tower arrived at its new 

site after a week of pulling and straining without incident. The 

technological master piece was necessitated by the construction 

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Skirmish planned 

forAug.14,15 

• **t Men in blue will mart men in gray on a 

field west of Plymouth next weekend to reer&nt 

a page from American history. The 

eriy casualties will be day pigeons when 

titare than 250 costumed shooters from 

sfftzleloading clubs across the midwest attend 

the Northwest Territories "Lone 

Star" regional Skirmish. 

;] Military 

; Service 

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MICHAEL COON 

Airman Michael G. Coon, son of Mr. and t 

Mrs. Gerald E. Coon of 1553 Lexington, 

has been selected for technical training at 

Stepard Air Force Base. Texas, in the Air 

Force dental field 

The airman recently completed basic 

training at Lackland AFB. Texas and studied 

Air Force mission, organization and 

customs and received special instruction 

human relations. 

^ Airman Coon is a 1972 graduate of Mar- 

(Mich.) High School 

LAWRENCE METTETAL 

Lawrence MeUetal. 22, a 1972 graduate 

Plymouth Salem High School has enin 

the United States Air Force. His 

_Jve duty will begin Nov 29. 

W He will have six weeks of basic training 

Lackland AFB in San Antonio. Texas 

He is the son of Mr. Mrs Marvin 

tal of Ann Arbor. 

DONALD GROOM 

Air Force has announced the enlistotf 

Donald J. Groom. 24. of 8375 

Park. Plymouth, into the delayed enprogram. 

He will enter the Air 

orce on active duty on Nov. 30. He is a 

1 graduate of Plymouth High School. 

He will take his basic training at Lack- 

Air Force Base in San Antonio, 

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Some 15 hours later, Ms. Golec is still busy tallying votes. 

Jane Shepard stamps a ballot application early in the day. 

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Irene Golec, precinct chairman, opens up shop at 6:35 a.m. 

Election day means 

hard work at precincts 

Running for office may take its toll on 

active candidates, but there's another 

group of people for whom elections mean 

work—and plenty of it. 

They are the precinct workers and on 

election days, like Aug 3. they put in long 

hours at the polls. 

Election day starts early, at 6:30 a.m.. 

and if everything goes smoothly, some 15 

hours later around 10 p.m. after tabulating 

the vote, they can expect to go home 

During those 15 hours, pollworkers are 

instructed not to leave the polling place— 

and that means either a brown-bagged 

lunch, or a sprint by family members to 

the local burger palace for a cheese burger 

minus mayo. 

The job is not entirely charity—workers 

received $40 for their services and the satisfaction 

they helped implement one of the 

privileges, although not exercised by all 

citizens, of our democratic system 

WOMEN WHO staffed the polls at Canton's 

Precinct No. 3 said their main task 

was to alleviate some of the uncertainty 

voters face once they pull the curtains 

shut 

"The most common problem was that a 

lot of voters didn't realize they couldn't 

split the ticket in the primary election." 

Kathleen Byrd explained 

"When they found out they couldn't 

cross party lines, some people became 

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Poll worker Marie Fefetaki (left) siQns in first voter of the day Ed Vandervennet as Janet L. 

McMurray and challenger Gary G. Kelley look on. 

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very disturbed. They wanted to know why 

and Who made up that rule 9 ' We politely 

explained that those where the rules concerning 

primary electiore>. You get your 

chance to split your ticket in November " 

Another common problem was the fact 

that many people in Canton vote in one 

place for school elections and another in 

township elections. That caused confusion 

and resentment from many voters, according 

to poll workers. The staff at the nine 

precincts were equipped with a map which 

outlined precinct boundaries. 

"But I think some people who went to 

the wrong place got disgusted or didn't 

have time and just went home." Mrs 

Byrd said. 

The workers at Precinct 3 said courtesy 

was their main concern. 

"IF SOMEONE has a problem, it's important 

not to treat them like they're some 

kind pf jerk for asking a question.'' said 

Mrs Jean Sheppard 

"For many of the people, this was the 

first time they'd voted in Canton Township 

and the first time they'd used that type of 

voting machine. I remember how scared I 

was the first time I voted. So we've done 

our job if we can put them at ease " 

While many of the poll workers have 

strong personal views about the candidates 

and issues. Mrs. Byrd says the polling 

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place is no place to express them—regardless 

of good intentions. 

"When we are in that polling area we 

are not to express an opinion, even among 

ourselves, regarding politics." Mrs Byrd 

said. 

"The same thing applies to school elections 

1 remember one year I was working 

at the polls and the precinct chairman said 

to the poll workers that everyone should 

be voting in fSvor of the millage. 

"I was so angry that she expressed her 

opinion in a polling area." Mrs. Byrd said. 

ONE OF THE reasons the poll workers 

signed up for election work is that they believe 

voting is important. 

"1 talked to some people and asked 

them if they voted and they said they 

never found time for it." explained Mrs 

Byrd. "Then, when someone gets in office 

who they don't like, who's to blame 7 ' 

Mrs. Sheppard said there is no better example 

of the fact that each person's vote 

is important than the June 14 defeat of the 

school millage by one vote. 

Aside from civic responsibility. Mrs 

Sheppard admitted that 'the extra money 

comes in handy." 

"The pay I received from working at the 

polls last Tuesday paid for the food for a 

family get-together for my daughter's 

birthday." she said, laughing 

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"WE WANT TO GO to convalescent 

homes and entertain the patients with 

bingo games, and visit with them And. 

there will be social events for the families 

of firemen—especially a Qiristmas party 

for everybody " 

Mrs. Hamilton summed it up: "We feel 

that through involvement, we will achieve 

civic pride and better communication with 

in the township." 

Working closely with Mrs. Hamilton in 

the formation of the auxiliary was Joan 

Chakrabarty Although the need for such 

an organization had been discussed for 

some time, it wasn't until the ladies attended 

a fire fighters convention in Ann Arbor 

in June of this year that they decided go 

ahead. 

Four members of the Dearborn Heights 

Ladies Auxiliary attended the first meeting. 

They learned of bylaws, charters, union 

dues, and how to arrange their association 

with the National Association of Fire Fighters 

Ladies Auxiliary 

Since then, things have moved quickly. 

With a few changes, they will adopt their 

bylaws, elect officers, receive their nonprofit 

tax number from the State of Michigan 

and receive their charter 

THE ADDITION of a second fire station 

in the township will bring more prospective 

members for the auxiliary 

"Out of nine fire fighters." said Mrs. 

Hamilton. "Some of them should be married." 

She explained that one of their present 

members. Connie, and one of their 

cadets, are planning a September wedding 

Members are Lois Daley. Mary Berger, 

Debbie Champagne, Dian Harrison, and 

Doris Kelley (honorary member) 

They plan monthly meetings in members' 

homes. 

The auxiliary has contacted the Canton 

Township Chamber of Commerce, the Canton 

Jaycees and the Canton Township 

Board of Trustees for recognition. 

From a promising beginning, the new 

group will be a credit to the community. 

Timbario signed letter 

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know that I spoke on the floor of the legislature 

for them in Lansing to get their 

charter If they had. they might have 

voted differently." 

The supervisor said he didn't understand 

Timbario's reversal. 

"WE HAD SOME disagreements over 

zoning on Canton Center but I dont think 

that was it. 

"I just don't understand He had one of 

my signs on his lawn and he crossed out 

Jerry Cheske's name and Joyce Willis' 

name so I took the sign back. But how 

does he support me one day and then write 

thus the next." 

Greenstein said he did. at one meeting in 

the summer 1975. tell Myers, then a mem 

ber of his slate, that "he dtdnt want trash 

like you moving next door." 

' "It was done in jest, as comic relief 

after he said he wanted to move his mobile 

home next door to me There's was 

nothing malicious about itv it was a joke. 

But I never called mobile home owners 

trailer trash'." 

He added. "It was just another one of 

the lies and filth that has been spread in 

this campaign and it was a complete misrepresentation 

" 

Myers said the statement in the letter 

was completely true and that he had fired 

Greenstein from his position as attorney 

for the mobile home owners in 1970 because 

"he wanted the people to come to 

him instead of him going to the people.'' 

Company to leave 

The Anchor Coupling Co. Inc. that has 

been doing business in Plymouth area for 

the past 60 years, is considering closing 

the plant on Amelia Street in the 

Plymouth and moving to a location with 

more suitable facilities . 

The decision was announced by James 

Elgin, general manager of the plant, who 

stated that the move is expected to be 

made within the next month or so. 

The possibility of relocating, according 

to Elgin, is attributed to various factors 

that make the present facility inadequate 

for the company's growing operations 

Engaged in the production of hose assemblies 

for the automobile industry, the company 

has approximately 300 employees. 

Most of the employees are residents of 

Plymouth or the surrounding areas. 

The proposed move already has been 

made known to the employees and union 

representatives. 

Meetings with the union are scheduled to 

begin within the next week 

Should the final decision bring about the 

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Time of Hearing: 

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closing of the plant it will be the third industry 

affected in the past year. "Hie first 

of these was Evans Products Co. on 

tackles Road. Next came Whitman and 

Barnes on Plymouth Road that announced 

a move to Augusta. Georgie. and now the 

Anchor Coupling Co. whose removal whuld 

leave a large gap in the industrial picture 

of the greater Plymouth area. 

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

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74.yi> 10,000 Sq. Ft 

.CALL 453-5240 

R-l-H to C-2 

August 18. 1976 

7:30 P.M. 

42350 Ann Arbor Road 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Plymouth Township Planning Commission 

has received a petition to rezone the following described property from R-l-H, One 

Family Residential District, to a C-2, Commercial District: 

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(Appl. No. 333. Stoja) 

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SECTION 42—.J. 

R-l-H 

That part of the E. 4 of the NE . % of Sec. 32 described as beginning at a point 

distant S. 1* 00' 30" W. along the E. line of said section 1454.08 ft. and N. 8T 59' 

30" W. 302 60 ft. and S. 57° 35' 30" W. 341.44 ft. from the NE comer of Sec. 32 and 

proceeding thence S. 57° 35' 30" W. 139.66 ft.; thence S. 0* 16' 23" W. 20.45 ft.; 

thence S 68° 03' W 211.36 ft., thence S. 0* 16' 23" W. 150.0 ft. to the N . line of Ann 

Arbor Road; thence Westerly along said tine on a curve concave to the south, 

Radius 106155 ft A distance of 94.04 ft.; thence N. (T 16' 23" E. 392.60 ft. to the 

center line of Ann Arbor Trail, thence N. 45* 33' 43" E. along said center line 

228.96 ft. thence S. 44° 26' 20" E. 337.14 ft. to the point of beginnkig. 

That part of the NE V« of Sec. 32 described as begbinkig at a point on the N. line 

of Ann Arbor Road distant N. 1' 00' 30" E. 39941 ft. and N. 61* 26' 30" W. 476.47 ft. 

md Westerly on a tangent curve to the left, radius 106145 ft... a distance of 210.0 

ft. from the E 'A corner of Sec. 32 and proceeding thence Westerly along siad N. 

line on said curve 200.0 ft., thence N. 0* 16" 23" E. 150 ft.; thence N. 6T 03' E. 

211.36 ft., thence S. 0* 16' 23" W 26995 ft > the' point of beginning. 

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the proposed Amendment to the Map and 

Text may be examined at the Township Hall, 42350 Ann Arbor Road from 8:30 

AM. to 5:00 P.M. each day Monday through Friday until the date of the Public 

Hearing. 

AT THE PUBLIC HEARING the Planning Commission may recommend rezonkig 

of the petitioner's Premises to any use allowable under the provisions of the 

Plymouth Township Zoning Ordinance No. 47. 

Publish: July M and Augutt 12, Wi Township of Plymouth 

Planning Commission 

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6A(L»P,C) OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC Thursday, Augutt 12. 1976 

By W W. EDGAR 

A sure sign that we were entering the 

fall season and the time when the county 

fairs become the most popular of all 

events came the other day when State Attorney 

General Frank Kelley announced in 

the public prints that he was considering 

investgating the games that appear on the 

midways of these annual functions when 

the farmers and the agricultural leaders 

hold sway 

He said he wanted to find out if the 

games were conducted honestly—whether 

there was a good reason why the hall 

djdn't stay in the basket when you threw 

it. And he wants to know if the wheels at 

the baby doll stands are controlled by the 

man at the counter 

Well, take it from a fellow who knows, 

the man running the baby doll booth 

knows who is going to win And the man 

with the bushel basket can make the ball 

pop out—anytime he wants to save one of 

the prizes on display. 

Reading about the attorney general s 

plans reminded The Stroller of the day he 

was educated' in the intricacies of the 

'con' games when he innocently accepted 

an offer to work for one of the "pitch" 

men at the Lehigh County Fair back 

home 

TO HELP out a neighbor who owned and 

operated a food concession. The Stroller, a 

mere youth, was serving a sauerkraut dinner 

to a man from one of the concessions 

"How would you like to come over and 

work with me 0 " he asked "You can do it 

along with your job here-«nd I'll pay you 

one dollar a day " 

It sounded interesting, especially when 

he told me that he had the baby doll stand 

Tlfcc Scroller 

Carnival tricks nothing new 

and all I had to do was come in and pla 

when he called me 

"All 1 want you to do." he said, "is U 

drop bv when you are answering a cal 

from Mother Nature and you are on th< 

way to get relief. 

"You stand in {he back of the crowd a 

the stand until you hear me shout. 'Plea* 

come in and try it for a dime. TTien you 

come in and play. When you win 111 giv^ 

you the choice of the doll or a dollar. You 

take the dollar. That will be yours ." 

That sounded simple and more so 

five other 'pitch' men extended the sa 

invitation The Stroller still remembers 1 

thrill of earning six dollars a trip just wal 

ing to the comfort station 

Then came the first trip Standing at tl 

rear of the gathering at the stand he final 

ly heard the plea. "Please come in and try 

it for a dime." Heeding the call he worked 

his way to the counter where he placed a 

dime on a number and waited for the 

wheel to spin. 

ANXIOUSLY. The Stroller placed hip 

dime on a number Sure enough, when tl 

wheel stopped it was on his number, 

great cheer went up when the gatherii 

saw "the kid" win. Given the choice of " 

doll or the dollar he followed instructit 

and took the dollar that was pushed to hrt 

along with his original dime. 

By the time he had returned to the 

sauerkraut stand. The Stroller had made 

six stops and had "earned" six dollars. 

He had visions of making a lot of 

money—imagine six dollars every 

time he heeded Nature's call. 

But what an education he got later in t|e 

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day when he started on another round of 

the games. 

At the first stop he waited again for the 

plea " Please come in and try it for a 

dime." This time when he placed his dime 

on a number he didn't win. "Try it again." 

the 'con' man said. So. he placed another 

dime on another number-«nd lost. That's 

the way it went until he got to his 10th 

dime. 

With the last dime of the original dollar 

the 'con' man smiled. 

This time the wheel stopped at the chosen 

number and the young helper walked 

away with a dollar. 

Can you imagine that, he thought, that 

fellow at the counter must control that 

wheel He must know where it will stop 

Or he can stop it where he wishes. 

His education became complete when he 

experienced the same treatment at the 

other five stations 

IT WAS QUITE an experience for a 

young fellow, but he learned that all is not 

gold that glitters. And he learned »hat the 

games are just a "come on" to the farmers 

So. Mr. Kelley. you don't have to go 

very far in your planned investigation. 

Just walk along the midway at the fair 

where the games are being played, and 

wait for the 'pitch' man to plea, "Come in 

and try it for a dime." 

Then watch what happens Maybe you 

will leam the lesson just as The Stroller 

did a half century ago. 

Vitamin C 

helps fish 

Scientists have known for yuear that fish 

use vitamin C. for proper bone growth and 

to increase their tolerance to invironemental 

stresses. Yet they never 

knew exactly how this occurred Now they 

do. and the discovery may help biologists 

in combating the efffects of pollution on 

fish, the Department of the Interior announced. 

Biologists at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife 

Service's Fish Pesticide Laboratory in Columbia, 

Mo., first learned of the mechanism 

while studying catfish that were affected 

by the insecticide toxaphene. This 

pesticide is widely used on cotton crops in 

the South where channel catfish are also 

commercially raised. 

About six years ago, biolgists notices 

that the channel catish grown on fish 

farms in that area were developing a curvature 

of the spine that, in extreme cases, 

broke the fish's back and stunted growth 

as much as one-third. Last year, Fish and 

Wildlife scientists linked this syndrome to 

toxaphene residues in the 

water.Concentrations as low as 37 parts 

per trillion in the water were found to 

have serious long-term effects on catfish. 

EarUer this year, they documented for the 

first time the specific rote' vitamin C plays 

in this process, and the implications of fish 

in the wild, the discovery of its importance 

in fish metabolism has been quite beneficial 

to the multi-million dollar fish farming 

business of the South, where up to five 

per cent of pond-cultured catfish showed 

the symptom Vitamin C is now included 

in many commercially prepared fish 

foods, and its inclusion in the diet of 

farmed catfish is helping to eliminate the 

"broken back syndrome." 

However, the discovery of vitamin C's 

importance in fish metabolism is equally 

beneficial to biologists studying the chronic 

effects of pollutants. Biologists believe 

that the mechanism which fish use in 

detoxifying toxaphene is the same used to 

neutralize the effects of other pollutants, 

but further studies are necessary before 

any firm conclusions can be drawn 

Jean Greis 

gets EMU post 

Jean A Greis. daughter of Mr and Mrs 

Robert Greis. 19609 Aubumdale. Livonia, 

recently was awarded a resident advisor 

intern for the 1976-77 academic year at 

Eastern Michigan University. 

Jean will receive a $650 leadership scholarship 

and will attend workshops and seminars 

preparing her for a resident advisor 

position. 

A resident advisor is responsible for 

peer advising, discipline and organizing activities 

on a residence hall floor.,Jean, a 

freshman majoring in occupational therapy. 

was chosen from a field of 125 applicants. 

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HA*(PtC-7AJt,WtQ-12A) OBSERVER fc ECCENTRIC Thur»d«y, August 12. 1976 

Wayrie Dems t 

Communication 

chief 

Kenneth Rust, a graduate of 

Troy High School, is the director 

of the new Madonna College department 

of Interpreting and 

communication with deaf and 

hearing impaired persons. A professional 

interpretor for 10 years, 

he Is the president of the Michigan 

Registry of Interpreters for 

the Deaf. Rust earned his BS in 

deaf education at Eastern Michigan 

University and is pursuing a 

master's degree at the University 

of Michigan. Madonna offers a 

baccalaureate degree with a major 

In interpreting, enrichment 

opportunities for deaf senior citizens 

snd college enrollment for 

deaf students. 

Innocent victims of crime who have uncompensated 

medical bills, lost wages or 

earning power will be entitled to be repaid 

by the state up to $15,000. 

A new state law will allow .victims of 

crimes occuring on for after Oct 1. 1977 to 

submit claims to the;stale for review. 

"The victims of crime—often the poor 

and the elderly—are. in a sense, persons 

wty> have been denied protection of the 

la*." said Gov. William Mlliken when 

signing the law. "This progressive new 

law is designed to aid those citizens most 

in need of the state s assistance. It could 

help restore citizen faith n government 

and I sincerely hope It will encourage citizens 

to report crime and cooperate more 

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Suburban Wayne County Democrats will 

hold a series of district conventions Satur 

day as they prepare to fill out their state 

ticket for the November election. 

Saturday's meetings are to pick dele 

gates to the Aug. 28-29 state convention in 

Detroit's Cobo Hall. 

Attending the local meetings will be persons 

elected precinct delegates at the Aug 

3 primary. 

HERE'S THE schedule of district convention 

times and places: 

•2d District-Wayne—10 a m in the Armstrong 

Buick-Opel dealership, 30500 

Plymouth Road. Livonia. "Hie district includes 

the communities of Livonia. 

Plymouth and Northville. 

• 15th Districts: 30 a.m. in UAW Region 

1-E hall. Telegraph Road in Taylor. The 

district includes Garden City. Westland 

and Canton Township. 

• 17th District—10 a.m. at Mercy College 

of Detroit. Outer Drive at Southfield The 

district includes northwest Detroit. Redford 

Township, the Southfield and Farmington 

communities 

WHILE LOCAL delegates technically 

elect their state convention delegates, in 

practice the local conventions adopt a blanket 

rule for seating state convention delegates. 

Oakland County Democrats will hold a 

series of district conventions Saturday as 

tbey prepare to fill out their state ticket 

for the November election 

Saturday's meetings are to pick dele 

gates to the Aug. 28-29 state convention in 

Detroit's Cobo Hall. 

Attending the local meetings will be persons 

elected precinct delegates at the Aug. 

3 primary. 

HERE IS WHERE and when local delegates 

will meet: 

• 12th District—10 a.m. in ML Clemens 

High School's small auditorium. 155 Cass. 

Stale to aid the innocent 

fully with the police and law enforcement 

agencies'* J 

The law creates a commission to review 

claims from victims or survivors. A threemember 

Crimes Victims Compensation 

Board will be appointed by the governor, 

subject to senate confirmation. The board 

will hold hearings on claims, direct medical 

examinations and make awards for the 

true costs of eligible losses Board decisions 

may be appealed to the court of appeals. 

No total award may exceed $15,000 

for any case. 

Officials estimate the program will cost 

the state about $1.5 million in the first 

year of operation. 

warn Shades of the past. 

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The district includes the eastern half of 

the Rochester community. 

•17th District—10 a.m. at Mercy College 

of Detroit. Outer Drive at Southfield. The 

district inlcudes northwest Detroit, Redford 

Township, the Southfield and Farmin 

gton communities. 

• 18th District—1 p.m. in UAW Region 1- 

B hall. 711 Thirteen Mile near 1-75, Madison 

Heights. 

• 19th District—1 p.m. in the Oakland 

County Board of Commissioners auditorium. 

1200 N. Telegraph. Pontiac. 

WHILE PRECINCT delegates technically 

elect their state convention delegates, in 

practice, the local conventions adopt a 

blanket rule for seating state convention 

delegates 

Tlie standard rule is that all elected pre- 

cinct delegates and all paid-up party members 

may Attend the state convention as 

delegates 

District conventions may also take care 

of one other routine but honorary chore: 

picking a person to be the official member 

of the Electoral College. If Jimmy Carter 

carries Michigan in the presidential election, 

the local member of the Electoral College 

will cast one of the state's 21 electoral 

votes for Carter. 

THE STATE CONVENTION will pick 

the party's candidates for three state supreme 

court seats and two members each 

for three university boards 

Chief JujGce Thomas Giles Kavanagh. a 

Democrat of Troy, is expected to seek 

renomination for a new eight-year term, 

probably fithout opposition. 

slate Saturday 

Democrats will nominate other candidates 

to run against Republican Justices 

Lawrence Lindemer of Stock bridge for a 

six-year term and James Ryan of Redferd 

Township for a two-year term. 

Lindemer was appointed by Gov. William 

Milliken to replace the late Thomas 

ML Kavanagh. and Ryan was picked V> replace 

John B. Swainson. who resigned. 

TWO STATE BOARD of Education vacancies 

will be up for grabs with the retirement 

of Democrat Marilyn Jean Kelly of 

Detroit and Republican appointee Gorton 

Riethmiller of Chelsea. 

Seeking renbmination to the University 

of Michigan Board of Regents will be Democrats 

Robert E. Nederlander. Birmingham 

lawyer, and Gerald Dunn, a lobbyist 

for nine area school districts. 

Tlie standard rule is that all elected pre- probably fitnbut opposition. for nine area school districts. long service. 

On the Michigan State University Board 

of Trustees, the terms of Democrats War- ^ 

ren M. Huff of Plymouth and Or. Blanche 

Martin of East Lansing are expiring. They 

have yet to announce whether they wil 

seek renomination 

And on the Wayne State University 

Board of Governors, the terms of Democrats 

Augustus J. Calloway Jr. and George 

C. Edwards, both of Detroit, are expiring , 

They also have yet to reveal renomination 1 

plans • '« 

TT>e state convention will routinely confirm 

the nominations of 19 members of the 

Electoral College from their dtstrrts and *' 

nominate two more a Marge TynicaBy. 

these nominations go to long-time party 

workers as • non-monetary reward for 

long service. 

County lake boasts more fish 

Belleville Lake in western Wayne County 

has surprisingly good fish populations, according 

to the state department of natural 

resources. 

The Huron River impoundment was restocked 

in recent years after its existing 

population of rough fish had been killed 

off. 

DNR fisheries crews made their surveys 

the week of July 21. using both nets and 

electroshocking techniques. The shock 

stuns fish long enough to allow a count but 

does no permanent damage, and the fish 

were all released after counting 

THE RESULTS showed: 

•Bluegills—348 fish averaging 7 inches, 

with many 74 to 8 inches. Most were 

spawning along the shore at Cemetery 

Point. • 

•Crappie—373 fish, averaging 7.6 inches. 

83 per cent keeper sifce. They were fat and 

healthy. . • 

•Smallmouth bass—19 fish averaging 9i 

inches; 47 per cent were 12-inch keepers. 

•Northern pike—averaged 32 inches, 

with 20 inches being a keeper. 

' *Tiger fnuskellunge—three fish ranging 

from Wt\ to 38 inches, with 30 inches 

being a keeper. Their condition was fat 

The tiger muskie is a hybrid that eats 

more and grows faster than the standard 

muskie. 

•Channel catfish—34 fish averaging 14.5 

inches, all keepers (no minimum size limit). 

This was considered a good population. 

•Walleye-«4 fish. 17 per cent keeper 

size (15 inches) The 1975 plant already averages 

more than nine inches, the 1974 

plant averages nearly 15 inches and a number.of 

thf 1973 plant are in the 18- to 22inch 

class. Natural reproduction is occuring. 

and |t looks like it will be a self-sustaining 

fishery. 

. Moderate numbers of carp are still in 

Nancy Dickerson, prominent national 

correspondent, reports for Detroit Edison: 

the lake, but not enough to alarm biolo- 

A continuing creel census Indicates that 

more than 51.000 angler trips in 1976 have 

yielded more than 66.800 fish—or an average 

of 1.3 fish per angler per trip. A lot of 

people dont know the spots yet. 

ITS PRETTY tough to leam about the 

stars from a book, but a lot easier when 

someone teaches you. 

Kensington Park naturalists will take the 

public on an astronomy cruise Aug. 12 at 

9:30 aboard the Island *en excursion 

boat. 

You have to register in advance, so call 

the Kensington Nature Center at 685-1561. 

The charge is $2, and excursionists will 

meet at the west side boat rental dock to 

board the Island Queen. 

A TWO-HOUR "night walk ' to study the 

"Here are some air-conditioning tips 

that will keep you from getting 

hot under the collar this summer. 

Detroit Edison is a concerned participant 

in America's crusade for conservation. 

The wise use of energy plays one of the 

most important roles in that effort. But 

it requires a working partnership 

between those who supply energy and 

those who use it. Here are some ways 

you can help conserve energy and save 

yourself some money the restof this 

summer - 

You can dial up and 

hold your costs down. 

Don't overcool your home. That's a 

wasteful use of ehergy. And expensive. 

For the most comfort and the most 

efficiency, set your thermostat no 

lower than about 10 degrees below the 

outside temperature. If it's 85 degrees 

outside, then set your thermostat at 

about 75 degrees. Otherwise your air 

conditioner has to work extra hard and 

your costs go up and up. In a typical 

house, you can save about 5 percent in 

operating costs for every degree you 

move the thermostat up. So, if your 

house is going to be empty for a few 

hours, move your thermostat up 5 more 

degrees and pocket the savings. 

Staying comfortable this 

summer can be a breeze. 

When the sun beats down, the heat in 

your attic builds up and it can be like 

living under an oven. An attic exhaust 

fan will get the hot air out and let the 

cooler night air in, and take the strain 

off your air conditioner. Good attic 

insulation works wonders at keeping 

your home cooler in summer and it will 

pay off again by saving on heating costs 

next winter. And don't forget lightcolored 

shingles reflect heat. Whatever 

you do to keep heat out of your house 

saves money in air conditioning. Window 

fans work, too. ; ' 

Before you had air conditioning, 

were things you did to keep coi 

like pulling down the window si 

closing the draperies on the sum 

of the house. That's smart. Beci 

bare window lets in as much as 

times more heat than an insulal 

if 

if 

TsT: 

So do the same now and you can reduce 

your air-conditioning costs by as much 

as 12 percent. Shade your windows from 

the outside with ventilated awnings or 

trees and save even more-up to 22 

percent of your air-conditioning 

operating costs. 

Maintain your cool. 

If you want your air conditioner to take 

good care of you, keep it clean. This 

means changing or washing the air filters 

often. Also, vacuum the inside coils and 

keep outside coils free of debris. Glean - 

registers arid return ducts regularly on 

central air-conditioning sysfems, and 

keep the cooling drain open for free 

condensate flow. And don't block air - 

fldw with furniture or draperies. Your 

owner's manual lists other maintenance 

tips. Follow them and keep cool all 

summer. 

Buying a new air conditioner? 

Maybe the most important 

numbers aren't on the price tag. 

First of all, it's important that you get 

the right size unjt (BTU's). Your salesman 

can help on this if you tell him the length 

and width of the area you want to cool. 

Another /lumber that's important is the 

EER number. This stands for Energy 

Efficiency Rating. 

\fu 

skv and summer insects is offered at the * 

Kensington Metropark Nature Center at.. 

9:30 p.m.. Aug 20. 7T 

Bring insect repellent and a flashlight -• . 

PHEASANT HUNTERS should have*., 

more luck this year in the stalled "piA» ... 

take" areas around Michigan The state •• 

plans to release 120.000 birds, nearly 

double the 70.000 released for the 75 sea- >: 

son. * w 

~ Put-take hunting begins Aug 16 at )& 

lower peninsula locations and Sept. 15 ai-,.. 

five other spots Pheasant hunting stopa r 

with the Nov. 15-30 deer season. bU the « 

put-take season resumes afterwards and 

runs to Jan 2. 

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To hunt in a put-take area you need 

special $10 permit in addition to your 

small game license. 

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VOLTS 

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CYCLE 

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BTUs 

60- 

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WATTS 

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WATTS 

You can figure this out yourself. Just 

divide the BTU number by the number 

of watts. For example, a unit that 

delivers 6400 BTU's with 800 watts has 

an EER rating of 8. (800 goes into 6400 

8 timet.) The recommended EER 

number for any air conditioner is 8 

or more. You may pay a little more, but 

you'll save on energy costs in the long run 

Detroit Edison has a folder, "How to 

stretch your air-conditioning 

dollar: Pick one up at any cuf 

office and start saving, or write _ 

Customer Relations, Detroit E< 

2000 Second, Detroit, Michtaan 4S226 

Save energy for all it's worth. 

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Day care may be 

By ELMER E. WHITE 

You're getting older. Your sight isn't as 

good as it used to be. You can! get around 

too well. You'd like more than anything to 

spend the rest of your Hfe in your own 

home But you cant make it by yourself 

An institution may be the solution 

But must it be? 

State Senate Majority Leader William 

Fitzgerald < D-Detroit) and others think 

there are alternatives. 

"Upwards of 25 per cent of thoae in nursing 

homes right now do not need that kind 

» of care." Fitzgerald said in a speech before 

the Michigan Hopsital Association 

• And if you ask the elderly they will 

more often than not say they want to stay 

In their homes " f 

Day care nurses are one answer. 

There is a need.'' Fitzgerald said, "to 

• expand the availability of home health 

! care and other less expensive alternatives 

• to institutional long-term care by expand- 

! ing Medicaid reimbursement options '' 

Such action could cut the Medicaid budg 

et while it also helps older folks who dont 

want to be institutionalized. 

Fitzgerald pointed out that the five per 

cent of Medicaid recipients in nursing' 

homes account for almost one-third of the 

program budget And. he said, "the size of 

the elderly population in this state is expected 

to increase by at least onethird in 

the next 20 years " 

CONCERN GROWS in some state government 

circles over the proposed constitutional 

amendment to cap the amount 

of taxes Michigan can levy on its citizens 

Supporters of the amerxfcnent—in effect, 

a spending limitation aimed at forcing lawmakers 

to reorder priorities and keep a 

tighter rein on the state pursestrings-re- 

I cently turned in petition signatures to put 

the question on the November ballot. 

And opponents fear that a sufficient number 

of valid signatures could be disastrous. 

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Chances are. some say. that if the questi in 

is on the ballot, it will pass. 

Taxpayers United, the group behind the 

petition drive, wants to write into the Cc restitution 

a limit on the amoung of money 

lawmakers can work with each yer—IJ 

per cent of the personal income of Michigan 

reported for the previous fiscal year 

or the average of personal income of Michigan 

for the previous five calendar years, 

whichever is greater. 

Such a system, supporters say. wodld 

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give taxpayers a handle on spending and 

help ease the constant increase in taxes. 

But those against the limitation warn of 

complicated fiscal problems that would result 

from the 8.3 per cent lid What about 

years when the state needs more money to 

take care of serious, unexpected problems? 

What about the talkedK)f proprety 

tax reduction ideas? How would that be affected 

by a tax and spending cap? 

Dont tie the hands that handle the 

money, opponents seem to say 

Medical aide training set 

A new osteopathic medical assistant inservice 

training program will be offered at 

Schoolcraft College beginning Seot If. 

A series of nine courses, it will run on 

Sundays through May 15. 1977 

Cosponsored by Schoolcraft and the Michigan 

Osteopathic Medical Assistants 

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to earn up to 18 units toward MOMAA 

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member of the association, accumulate 50 

units, complete its certification exam- 

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pay $25. Fees include luncheon, 

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materials 

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will be available monthly prior to 

each scheduled program. 

Requests for registration and programming 

information should be directed to 

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4983 

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learning how to care for the elderly. 

Designed for those who work with older 

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skills for those interested in such employment. 

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editorial opinion 

Politicians' best-laid 

plans upset by voters 

An extraordinarily unusual thing happened at 

the polls Aug. 3 whep no one was paying much attention. 

Wayne County votprs nominated aPman to countywide 

office who l]adnt first been appointed to 

the office and who hadnt been groomed for it by 

the previous officeholder. What's more, he hadnt 

even been endorsed by the AFL-CIO. 

Raymond J. Wojtowicz, a one-time mayor of 

Hamtramck, was nominated for county treasurer 

on the Democratic ticket For a candidate to 

come from nowherje, figuratively, and beat the 

machine is an extreme rarity. 

WOJTOWICZ, whoever he is and whatever his 

other qualifications, defeated Clark G. Finley of 

Plymouth. 

Finley had been deputy to the late Louis Funk, 

who as you recall 'pulled a fast one a couple of 

weeks before his death. Funk filed for re-election; 

so did deputy Finley, which seemed strange because 

a deputy rarely runs against his boss. At 

the last moment, Funk withdrew. Later he died. 

The effect of Funk's maneuverings was to set 

up his deputy to succeed him, and it almost 

worked. Finley presented, on paper, as good a set 

of credentials as one could hope for. He is. at the 

moment and for the next few months, the man 

running the treasurer's office. 

Enter Raymond ^J. Wojtowicz, hardly a household 

word and even less likely to become one. 

Despite Finley's near-incumbency status, and 

despite the labor federation's endorsement of Finley, 

Wojtowicz beat him in the Democratic primary. 

THE USUAL PATTERN is for a Wayne County 

officeholder to die or resign, to have his deputy 

take over, id to have the deputy win election 

next time ou it. 

The last t [iree or four sheriffs have come in 

through app intment; ditto with the registers of 

deed (the cu . rent incumbent got the job when his 

72-year-old tether resigned in the middle of a 

four-year te ditto with clerks and prosecutors 

and drain commissioners. 

Until the ntry of Raymond J.Wojtowicz on the 

county scene no relative outsider had got a coun- 

tywide job rtther than through the appointment 

route in man y, many years. And so the Aug. 3 pri- 

mary for W£ yne County treasurer qualifies as an 

extraordinar ly unusual thing. 

THE REAL QUESTION, however, is why the 

ballot needs to be cluttered with such posts as 

county treas irer, county clerk, county drain commissioner, 

ounty prosecutor, county sheriff and 

especially * c rnnty auditors. 

Essentially these are persons who don't make 

laws or policies or rules, lliey simply carry out 

legal duties. 

Most voteis can't name three-fourths of their 

countywide )fficholders, let alone tell you anything 

about ihem. Even less do the voters have a 

method of tt lling- whether those officeholders are 

doing a go(d job under the circumstances. 

But let anyone suggest this array of 19th century 

elective posts be eliminated and replaced by 

(say) a county executive or manager—or better 

yet, a home ule charter—and the county officeholders 

are first in line, sometimes howling publicly, 

sometimes r laneuvering behind the scenes, to put 

a stop to s Juch reforms. 

The whole system of electing county admin istrators 

is a *igantic farce. It ought to be abolish- 

ed. 

Candidates, issu s, media 

failed to arouse the voters 

Last week's primary election is now history. 

The winners have grinned in their victories, the 

losers have frowned in defeat, and the air is full 

of the sounds of the political pundits noisily sucking 

their prognosticating thumbs. 

The big story of the election is not who won and 

who lost, but rather with the voters themselves. It 

all reminds me of the old radio commercial for 

Pepsodent: I wonder where the voters went. 

Voter turnout was 1 not merely light; it floated 

into the sky, lighter than air.- 

Statewide, unofficially less than one-quarter of 

the registered voters bothered to go to the polls, a 

record low for an August primary election. 

THINGS WERE little better in these suburbs. 

Only 19 per cent of the registered voters in 

Avon Township turned out, leading Clerk Thelma 

Spencer to say, "I can't remember when a turnout 

has been this poor." 

Farmington Hills registered a 19.5 per cent turnout 

(versus 42.7 per cent for the May primary), 

while the City of Farmington weighed in with 26 

per cent (versus 49.2 per cent in May); both figures 

were the worst in history for both cities. 

Livonia voters, despite the presence on the ticket 

of home towner Marvin Stempien in the 2d District 

congressional race, only turned out at a 22 

per cent clip, fully 10 points under City Clerk Addison 

Bacon's prediction. Garden City (18 per cent), 

Southfield (27 per cent), and the City of Plymouth 

(25 per cent) also contributed uninspiring voter 

performance. 

NOT SURPRISINGLY voter turnout was highest 

in. those suburbs where a hot contest seized the 

minds of the people. 

In Canton Township, where incumbent Supervisor 

Robert Greenstein lost his primary bid to 

Howard Stein in a hotly (and dirtily) contested 

campaign, voters turned out at a 35 per cent clip. 

Politics in Redford Township, always volatile, 

produced a big race over the township clerk office. 

Incumbent Ruth Sullivan survived bitter attacks 

from challengers Earl Patchett and Louise 

Laurila. Voters responded with a 32 per cent turnout. 

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Plymouth Township has a new favorite for supervisor, 

local Realtor Tom Notebaert; the race 

drew out 37 per cent of the registered voters. 

IN LIGHT of these generally poor voter participation 

figures, lots of weighty generalizations are 

being thrown out as explanations. Watergate. Suspicion 

of government generally. Alienation of the 

electorate. 4 

, The Detroit daily newspapers called it a dull 

campaign, conveniently forgetting that it was 

their own coverage that made it that way. The 

local television stations went the same way. On 

Observation 

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the other 

they were 

play. 

Where i 

people did 

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land, most candidates I talked to said 

having a terrible time getting news 

all ends up, I suspect, is that a lot of 

stay at home because they saw no rea- 

son to go tut and vote. In some cases, campaigns 

were dull because the issue was never in doubt; 

in other leases, candidates failed to get their 

issues across to the voters; in some cases, the 

media did a poor job. 

But where the campaigns were alive and where 

the issue^ were salient, the voters turned out. 

Hiis is the way it always has been, and I suspect 

this is th$ way things are likely to be in the future. 

American democracy is not dead in these sub- 

urbs; it's there, just as it always has been. All it 

needs is good candidates, debating the issues 

frankly, vith adequate coverage from the media. 

I just hope all three elements will perform better 

this all. 

Last êekend, while we were sailing in the 

east, we were fogbound for a day on Martha's 

Vineyard. With nothing else to do, we decided to 

take the! short, one-mile hike from the Edgartown 

ferry to lhat famous bridge on Chappaquiddick. 

The short, one-mile hike is in fact more like 

three miles. And the bridge is not easy to find. 

But there were a couple of things about the physical 

characteristics of the place that helped us unbetter 

what had happened. 

really possible for a person to mistake 

the fe road for the bridge road, as has been 

If you are driving along the ferry road, 

which paved and banked, in order to get on the 

road, which is not paved, you have to 

ilmost a U-turn. 

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SOME BAD NEWS... 77//S IS THE 

muommss 

Zoo news: More trash, 

but suburban groups help 

There are a couple of things new at the Detroit 

Zoological Park, which, as every one knows, isnt 

in Detroit at all but two miles north in Oakland 

County. 

One is that the litter explosion has hit the beloved 

zoo. Some say the zoo's maintenance has 

gone to pot, but I'm more inclined to think it's 

part of the trend toward trashing that has infected 

public facilities everywhere in the past 

three years. 

The management has placed no-littering signs 

everywhere, but the situation is deteriorating. Although 

the ostrich is a dumb-looking bird, it was 

pathetic to see one try to shed the Styrofoam coffee 

cup it had stuck its beak through. 

The monkeys are smarter and ignore the corn 

chips and junk foods people toss them. 

THE OTHER new thing is the overwhelming 

numbers of suburban schools and groups which 

are "adopting" animals by raising the cost of 

feeding them for a year. 

Not all the persons making contributions are 

identified by community, but where identifications 

are possible, it seems that suburban 

groups are lining up to support the zoo by a margin 

of 7-1 compared to Detroiters. 

Bloomfield Hills Junior High and Gallimore 

school of Plymouth have adopted giraffes. Botsford 

school of the Clarenceville district, the 

WHW Club of Inkster and groups from Huntington 

Woods, Utica and Richmond have adopted aoudad 

monkeys. 

Redford Union High School is supporting Jim- 

Jim the Gorilla; Channel 7 in Southfield has 

adopted another gorilla. 

Detroit Diesel Engineering—which everyone 

knows is in Redford Township, not Detroit—and 

the Dearborn Holiday Inn are the food supplies 

for monkeys. 

Llamas have been adopted by Volney Smith 

school of Redford Towrship. Franklin school of 

Birmingham, Plymouth O.o Prck 860 and such 

non-metropolitan groups as Pinckney High, 

Owosso High and Brownie Troop 151 of Saline. 

Oh, there were Detroit organizations represented—Li 

ngeman school for a crane, Region 7 

Middle School for a bushbuck, Greenfield Park 

Elementary for Jo Mendi II and Roosevelt school 

for a monkey. 

Richard 

BUT THE OVERWHELMING impression was 

that it was groups and businesses from all over 

southeast Michigan, and not Detroit groups and 

businesses, that were kicking in funds to help feed 

and preserve the animals. 

Our auto licenses are issued at random, so it's 

impossible now to do a random plate survey tdV 

see where zoo patrons hail from. 

An enlightened but unfortunately unaggressive 

group called Regional Citizens did a member sur^ 

vey on the institutions of southeast Michiganwhich 

should be considered for some kind of regional 

or state funding. The zoo came in second 

only to the Institute of Arts and ahead of the historical 

museums, the Detroit Symphony. Channel 

56. the Science Center. Belle Isle, the Freedom. 

Festival and suchlike. 

The zoo's official history. "The First Fifty 

Years," published in 1974, gave this breakdown of 

revenues: Refectory (food stand) sales, 38 per 

cent; admissions. 12 per cent; taxes (no brealC-» 

down). 28 per cent; parking, the railroad and miscellaneous 

fees. 22 per cent. 

IT'S PRETTY CLEAR suburbanites and outstaters 

are being smeared with a bum rap when t 

certain politicians profess to see a "hate-Detroit" • 

attitude here. 

And it's also clear suburbanites endorse, at 

least implicitly, the notion that they have a re 

sponsibility to help support the zoo. For evenwhen 

they're paying to feed animals, subur- j 

banites are easing the pressure on Detroit's city • 

budget and enabling the city to divert money into 

wages, which make up 68 per cent of the zoo's 

budget. 

Now if only Detroit abandon its vicious policy of 

hiring "residents only" ... ; 

local folks saw Chappaquiddick 

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bridge itself is only a single-lane, plank bridge set 

at an angle, so even a sober driver in broad 

daylight would have trouble negotiating it. There 

are ho guardrails, so that anyone coming from 

the bridge at any rate of speed could end up in 

the drink. 

What was more interesting were the comments 

of the natives of Chappaquiddick Island. They 

have their own theory about what happened on 

that fateful night of the EdgartOAm Regatta. 

They claim that Teddy Kennedy was driving 

down the road with a girl. Later, another 

woman's purse was found in the car. 

THEY SURMISE that Mary Jo Kopechne had 

fallen asleep in the back seat of the car, and neither 

Teddy nor the lady with him was aware of 

her presence. They also surmise that when his 

Icar left the road and hit the water, he did. in fact, 

get his companion out of the car and the two 

walked back two miles to the cottage where their 

party had been going on. 

j Within 50 yards of the scene of the accident, 

there is a cottage which, that night, had its lights 

on. The locaLpeopie feel that no human 

matter how ambitious for further public 

would walk away from a situation where a person 

could be dying and bypass the opportunity to get 

help. 

They then surmise that the whole group ^ attending 

the party realized Mary Jo was missing any! 

they went, en masse, back to the scene to see if 

she was in the submerged car. 

When they were either unable to find her or gft 

her out, they went their separate ways, not knyw 

ing what was in store for them the next morom^ 

This is much more logical because the stoiy.-a; 

told over and over again by the people involvEfl 

makes the senator from Massachusetts appear t< 

be a cold-blooded, ambitious and callous indtvifi 

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PEOPLE SAY that if the events of 

paquiddick were to happen today, the echoes cf 

Watergate would force complete disclosure^ 

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Model of the year for 1976, Sherry Joy Michalski, is a Plymouth 

resident who hopes one day to open her own dance studio. 

(Photos by Cynthia Abatt) 

Top models win 

By LORAINE McOJSH 

Fourteen-year-old Lori Lahnala and 19year-old 

Sherry Joy Michalski walked 

away from the "Model of the Year" pageant 

with titles, trophies, new crowns and 

a host of prizes/* 

Lori, one of the youngest in the competition. 

took the title in the junior pageant, 

facing 25 others in the 14-17 age division 

The young miss will be entering the 

ninth grade in Garden City's Burger Junior 

fligh School next fall .1 

Sherry Joy. of 11449 Aspen, in Plymouth, 

won over 68 other contendere in the senior 

division before a capacity frowcTtn Southfield's 

Raleigh House this week 

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their own scriptdevised their own costume 

and pulled together their own props for a 

60-second TV commercial. 

FOLLOWING LORI in the Junior Pag 

eant. Pamela Sterling, a student in Livonia's 

Bently High School took the first 

prize for best fashion modeling. Fifteen 

year-old Kim Tomaszak. from St. Clair 

Shores, won the prize for best photographic 

modeling. 

In the senior division, Linda Reizen. of 

Huntington Woods won the best fashion 

modeling title, and Kathy Digon. of Madi 

son Heights, took the award for best photographic 

modeling 

Master of ceremonies for the event was 

WXYZ's Jack McCarthy while a panel of 

12 judges tallied up the girls' scores. 

Lori won a scholarship to the Barbizon 

School of Modeling, which she is sure shC 

is going to use. and a scholarship to the 

Michigan School of Beauty she's not too 

f 

Gundella doesn't find 

ghosts in graveyards 

By TIM RICHARD 

"Detroit's just as spooky as London or 

New Orleans." said Gundella the witch, 

who has a love affair with the metropolitan 

area. 

There's a connection: What makes 

ghosts la people. And what makes metropolitan 

Detroit fascinating is people, said 

the witch from Garden City. 

Gundella makes her case in her new 

book. 1Tie Werewolf of Grotew Pointe and 

Other Stories." which is schfduled to be in 

bookstores my day. "Werewolf" 111.96 in 

paperback. Earsight Productions. 110 

pages) contains 26 stories and myths, all 

of a nature at least slightly spooky 

ONE STORY-takes place in a church 

yard in Farmington. It was related to Gundella 

by a local resident because H actually 

happened to him. That story first appeared 

in her column in Observer It Eccentric 

Newspapers. 

"Some go back to Indian legends, like 

the make goddess of Belle Isle.'' Raid Gundella. 

bubbling \ 

"Another is the Red Dwarf—Naki 

Rouge." she laid. "Tt» most recent sight 

ing of the dwarf was March lof this yeer 

by a Detroit Edison limnbn." 

Other stories occur at Peche Isle in the „ 

Detroit River, the Sister Wands in Lake 

the site of the Renaisafcnce Center in 

Detroit. L'Anse Cêuse (now St. 

Shores). Mount aetnens. Lincoln 

Park, the Roeedale Park section of northwest 

Detroit. Ann Arbor. Ypaflanti and 

River Rouge , 1 

The characters range from Indians to • 

modem artists. French ribbon farmers to 

Jurt plain homeowners. 

THEY DONT occur in graveyards. 

- f - 4:'; 

"That's the least likely place to find a 

ghost." Gundella said, eyes glowing. "If I 

ghost haunts, it's because he wants to com 

municat^. and who's it going to communicate 

with in a graveyard" 

"If anyone sees a ghost and it Isn't a figment 

of their imagination, it's because the 

ghost wants to communicate or doesn't 

know it's dead." 

"Werewolf' is Gundella's first book of 

this sort, although in her 22 years as a 

school teacher, she has written children's 

books and teacher manuals 

Sociologist Mar cello Truzzi. Eastern 

Michigan University specialist in the study 

of witchcraft, wrote the book's Introduction. 

He calls it "an important contribution 

to regional and urban folklore." 

' ' , V ' \ 

'THE WAY I happened to write the 

book." Gundella said, "is that I've always 

been Interested in folklore. H»e story 

about Idols at the Renaissance Centerthat 

*as in my history book in third grade 

in Tawas". 

• Roman Babiak. head of Earsight Produc 

lions, once suggested that Gundella lead a 

ghost tour of New Orleans and lamented it 

was too bad there ooulch't be such a tour 

of the Detroit area. 

"I said I could write a book!" Gundella 

responded. "He sai

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By LORAINE McCLISH 

A young woman who says she was "driving 

something with a motor and four 

wheels since the time 1 was 6" is now one 

of the few female car par& managers in 

Michigan. She works for Bob Saks Olds 

handling a $200,000 monthly inventory 

Nancy Smith, who grew up in the country 

north of Battle Creek, marks the beginnings 

of her career at 17 when she couldn't 

get a job after high school graduation 

She was offered a free course in foreign 

car repair and took it to fill up the time " 

That led to her first job as a car mechanic 

That was in 1966. before the advent of 

"The Feminine Mystique."' Women's liberation 

and NOW 

"It took a lot of nerve fbr him (the 

owner) to give me that chance The same 

kind of daring it must have taken for Mr 

Saks when he moved me from assistant 

manager to manager." she said. 

Of her boss, she says. "He's a good guy 

to work for. He lets the managers manage. 

' 

INTERIM JOBS found her driving courtesy 

care, working as a service writer, 

woricing as a pit mechanic and singing in 

a rock and roll band 

Mrs Smith earned her living for two 

years as a singer, which she refers to as 

"a competitive art form and not the most 

secure business in the world '' 

Bringing four people together to render 

a creative offering is a far Cry from bringing 

many times that many together to render 

a specific service, she explained 

She has hired the majority of her own 

crew of seven who work out of the Farmington 

dealer's lot on Grand River 

"My crew is young, but they perform 

and that's all that counts,* she said 

Her young crew and Saks' daring apparently 

paid off because last February Mrs. 

Smith was named manager of the month 

stemming from a high in sales of $91,000, 

parts 

about $30,000 higher than could be ei 

pected for a February 

HER FEELINGS about this is that s 

is selling a service, and parts are but 

by-product of that service. She followed 

this feeling by rattling off a string of instances 

where members of her crew wou 

be sent to as far away as Howell or La 

sing in order to give one-day service 

"If a part is tying up a car for someon^. 

we'll do it. We do it constantly. We'fe 

going to be her next year and for years 

after that. It doesn't make much sense n6t 

to do a good job for our customers." sne 

said 

She suspects she works an average of il 

hours a day, often takes work home wi(h 

her "but that is necessary to do the job. St 

comes with the territory," she says. 

The service she renders, she believe 5. 

goes hand in hand with that of the servii e 

mechanic, whom she calls a trained tec inician. 

"We don't have a heavy turnover at i II 

of the men who service the cars and th< y 

are constantly being sent out to the GM 

Tech Center just to keep up. A tune-up 

used to be a simple operation, but cars a|e 

getting so complicated now. all part of our 

complicated society. I guess. Basic invent) 

ry is just not what it used to be," she sai< I. 

"A dealership just keeps playing catcfi 

up with supply and demand and it seems 

everybody wants all the goodies they a n 

load onto a car. Selling a basic car is practically 

unheard of. Most of the cars so d 

here are sold fully loaded and that meats 

more switches and nuts and bolts for me. ' 

Keeping all of the switches and nuts ar d 

bolts in their proper place comes easy for 

her because "I like things in order. I lil e 

things to be where they're supposed o 

be." she said. 

Mrs. Smith lives in Plymouth with to r 

husband Dan who is drummer for the Tom 

Powers Trio now playing at the Pepperrnill. 

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Thursday, August 12, 1976 OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC •3B 

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evening is offered by the Feminist 

Women's City Club, 2110 Parte, Detroit 

Food and music will be available in the 

lounge on the second floor from 5-7 p.m. 

The cafe also has business women's 

luncheon specials at $2 25 every Wednesday 

from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It is located 

on the third floor of the club. 

Pharmacy Dept. 

Sweaters 

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fa them. 

The weather is ready 

for them. 

Rancbra is ready 

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Sweaters called "Angles." 

In taste-tingling colors - 

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Over-sweaters that are long on collars 

and cuffs, but not short on sizes: 

thirty through thirty-eight. 

FOR A LITTLE UNDER THIRTY DOLLARS. 

Under-sweaters are skinny turtlenecks 

with lots-of-color striping. All sizes too 

LESS THAN SEVENTEEN.DOLLARS. 

On the lower half — corduroy slacks, 

narrow-as-a-pin waled 

and deeper berry colored. 

Corduroys in all junior sizes, 

and almost all colors 

NOT ABOVE EIGHTEEN DOLLARS. 

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4B* OBSERVER fc ECCENTRIC 

Thursday, August 12. 1976 

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English Synod sets up shop in Livonia 

By MARGARET MILLER 

The new English Synod, a Lutheran organization 

that may eventually include 

many congregations across the country 

that have found themselves in conflict with 

the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, curently 

is a home in Livonia 

The building housing the denomination is 

the former parsonage next boor to Faith 

Lutheran Church. 30000 Five Mile. 

And when the Rev Harold Hecht and his 

secretary moved in last month, deserting 

their former headquarters at 23001 Grand 

River in Detroit, it marked one more step 

in the long dispute over doctrine that has 

rocked the Lutheran Church—Missouri 

Synod in recent years. 

A final step, said Mr. H^cht, who had 

just come from a convention at River Forest. 

III., in which the English District of 

the synod had voted to begin dissolution of 

its ties with the parent organization and revert 

to the independent synod status it had 

known before 1911. 

"I feel the battling is over and we can 

get on with our work." he said in the vacated 

parsonage that will house the splitoff 

organization for now 

"Now." he added, "it becomes the great 

coocern of every congregation to come to 

grips with the issue and decided on its future 

affiliation" , 

tU-L* 

THE MOVE TO LIVONIA, he sad. 

cajne at the invitation of the board of 

trastees of Faith Church, one of three Livonia 

congregations that had moved earlier 

this year to leave the Michigan district 

of the LCMS and affiliate with the more liberal 

English district. 

The parsonage was available because 

Faith's associate pastor was leaving The 

invitation, said Mr Hecht. "made me feel 

God really provides" 

"I had gone to the convention knowing I 

would have to resign." explained the 

clergyman He had been president and executive 

officer of the English district but 

was removed from office April 2 in a dispute 

over ordinations 

"I really didn't know where the office 

was going to go. The vote to seek independent 

status was 2% to 75. and electing to 

stay with the Missouri Synod were one 

vice-president and one member of the 

board of directors, so the district is continuing. 

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY 

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 

CHURCH 

41355 SIX MILE ROAD 

NORTHVILLE. MICH. 48167 

Ministers 

Irving M Mitchell. Patlor 

Edgar R Cook. AssistantjPasior 

John M Shortness. OCE 

SUNDAY SERVICES 

CHUPCHSCHOOL 945 

11:00 A.M. 

Special Guest- 

REV. ROBERT KRI8T 

Missionarv—Spain 

7:00 P.M. 

MRS. HELEN SCHNEEMANN 

Vacation Bible School-Closing Service 

Nursery Provided lor all Xctivities 

348-9030 

LIVONIA 

ASSEMBLY OF QOD 

33015 W. 7 Mile 

474-5405 I 522-9209 

DanielOeKonty. Pastor 

Sunday Services 10 A M 11 A.M. 7 P.M. 

Family Night 7:00 P.M. 

BETHEL MISSIONARY 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

8900 Middle be*t 

North of Joy Rd 

GA 1-9140 261-1957 

SUNDAY SERVICES 

9:45 A.M 10:35 A.M. 6:30P.M. 

Wednesday Service 7:30 P.M. 

Psstor J.J. Traub 

ALDERSGATE 

UNITED 

METHODIST 

CHURCH 

(Redford Township) 

10000 Beech Dety Seed 

Between Plymouth and West Chicago 

.837-3170 

Sr. MMeler-Wm. O.Wafer 

Aeeec M Meter-Oevtd k Kesfci 

Dtr. ef IS—sHss She ere a CeereM 

Minister el Mweto-ftwth Hadtoy Turner 

Morning Worship A Sunday School 

9:30 a.m. 

iNurse'vCare Wi* Be Provided) 

NEWBURG UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

Asm AfSer YreM I 422-0149 

RSV. WILLIAM RITTIR, MMater 

NSV. JOHN PSMHS, AaeeaMM MbsMar 

Director ÎduceMon 

Swnmer Worship 8 Church School Hour 

ttM 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

of Garden City 8443 Merriman Road 

Morning Worahip 9:30 A.M. 

Nursery and Toddler Care 

Children's Hour Program for 

4 year oM thru 8th grade 

2SSS1 leaaH Defc-der. I SM 

834-4887 834-7878 

10:00A.M. Church School 

10:00 A.M. Worship Service 

(Nursery Provided) 

i J.LI 

The Rev. Harold Hecht, president of the new 

English Synod of the Lutheran Church. (Staff 

photo by Bob Woodring) 

"Other are taking over in our office in 

Detroit, but we can begin the work of the 

new synod from here " 

THE FIRST STEP, said Mr Hecht. wio 

for the present is serving without salary 1 . 

will be determining which of the 227 Lutheran 

congregations that had comprised 

the English District will become part of 

the new English Synod. 

"Some will not." Mr Hecht said, "either 

through inertia or because they prefer tjie 

more conservative doctrine that has dominated 

the Missouri Synod under its current 

president. Dr. J. A. O. Preus. 

"But delegates from three congregations 

indicated at the time of the convention 

they had made the decision to separate no 

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 

UNITED METHODIST 

matter what happened at that meeting, 

and we expect many more will' do the 

same." 

The Rev. Roger Schleef, pastor of Faith 

in Livonia, said his congregation would 

meet early in the fall to make a decision 

on its future affiliation 

"We had a strong majority when we 

voted to affiliate with the English District, 

and our board voted unanimously to rent 

the parsonage to the English Synod." he 

said, "so that may well be indicative of 

the feeling at Faith." 

FOLLOWING the convention. Mr Hecht 

said, a booklet was prepared by the English 

Synod, outlining the reasons for the decision 

to leave the Missouri Synod and the 

steps for congregations to follow in involving 

themselves with the new group. 

This booklet is now being distributed, he 

said. 

It explains reasons for the action of convention. 

going into the dispute that has involved 

the firing of a president of Concordia 

College in St. Louis. Mo. because 

he was accused of approving the teaching 

of false doctrine, and the subsequent formation 

of a Seminary in Exile, or Seminex. 

It Was the matter of ordaining graduates 

of Seminex that led to the removal from office 

of Mr Hecht and several other district 

presidents. 

Also included in the book is a history of 

the group of churches that in 1911 was 

known as the English Synod, different 

from Missouri Synod churches in that they 

used the English language rather than German. 

These churches tended to have a somewhat 

more liberal view from a doctinal 

standpoint, even after becoming part of 

the Missouri Synod 75 years ago 

It was this difference that made the 

synod a central part of the doctrinary dispute 

that began after Preus took office, 

and in the last couple of years it has received 

a number of congregations formerly 

in geographical districts, including 

three in Livonia—Faith. Holy Trinity and 

All-Saints. 

THE DISPUTE in the Lutheran Church- 

Missouri Synod is a doctrinary one. Mr 

Hecht said 

"I've heard the comment that we are 

Bible-doubters and that the dispute is over 

such matters as whether one should believe 

literally that Jonah lived inside that 

whale," he said 

"I've never known a Bible-doubter 

There would not be a split over a small 

matter like the story of Jonah 

"The point worth splitting over is our belief 

that the word of God is supreme. The 

Bible needs interpretation and the individual 

must find his own understanding of the 

Holy Spirit. 

"We cannot accept limiting interpretation 

and understanding with Dr. 

Preus* 'Statement of Scriptural and Confessional 

Principles' and directives from 

the Missouri Synod." 

He pointed to a paragraph in the new 

English Synod book listing as one of the 

reasons for separation the fact that "the 

theology of 'A Statement of Scriptural and 

Confessional Principles' continues to dominate 

the Missouri Synod." 

The book states that the statement "is 

non-Lutheran and borders on nocvChristian 

because it established criteria other than 

faith in Christ for salvation-dangerously 

close to suggesting that faith in the Bible 

is essential for salvation." 

MR. HECHT said the new synod probably 

will stay in the Detroit area, where 

he owns a home, and will concentrate 

membership development in the Great 

Lakes area and Canada, while also welcoming 

English District congregations 

from all over .the country and congregations 

from the Michigan and other geographical 

districts. 

"An important part of our program," he 

added, "will be seeking to be in fellowship 

with other Lutheran churches, those in the 

American Lutheran Church and the Lutheran 

Church in America 

"We'll have a convention later this year 

and. unlike recent Missouri Synod conventions. 

it will be a joyful one There will be 

a small amount of business and then celebration. 

We have a lot to celebrate " 

St. Paul sets 

vacation school 

Bible learning and other activities will 

be on the program during the vacation 

church school Aug. 16-27 of St. Paul United 

Presbyterian Church, 27475 Five Mile. Livonia. 

Children from three-years-old to those in 

fourth grade are welcome to the program, 

the theme of which will be "Christ is our 

Shalom." 

Vets picnic 

Members of Michigan Palatyzed Vets of 

America Inc. will enjoy their annual picnic 

Saturday. Aug. 14 at the home of Don Lapham 

in Brooklyn. Mich, near Irish Hills. 

Cost will be $4 per family 

JybciR invitation to CDonsteip* 

CEPT OUR INVITATION 

To Attend Our Beautiful New Sanctuary 

Fully Air Conditioned 

Join Us In Sunday School 

& Church this coming Sunday 

10:15 and 11:00 a.m. 

Renaissance In Concert, 

a group of 13 young people 

7:00 p.m. 

Rev. and Mrs. Harry Held 

Remember—Jesus loves you 

and so do we! 

TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY OF OOD • 

2100 HANNAN ROAD, WAYNE, MICH. 

North of Michigan Ave. 

Edward W. Rekner, Peetor 

Serving Wayne. Westland and Canton 

721-6S32 

UNITED 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

42021 Ann ArborTrail. Plymouth 

David H. Krist. Pastor 

422-6000 Home Church--453-4530 

10:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

11:00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 

6:30 P.M. EVENING 

WED. 7:30 P.M. FAMILY NIGHT 

NURSERY PROVIDED AT ALL SERVICES 

PLYMOUTH 

UNITED METHODIST 

w 

MINISTERS 

Samuel F Stout 

Dwayne Lee Ksieey 

Frederick C. Vosburg 

SUMMER SCHEDULE 

Morning Worship Service 

Nursery Care, Church School (pre-echobl) 

0:30 A.M. 

453-5280 453-5285 

ST. MATTHEW S UNITED 


SSSOOSli Mils Read 422-8038 

SUMMER WORSHIP 

9:30 A.M. 

CHURCH SCHOOLS 9:30 A.M. 

Nursery Available 

William D. Rickard, Pastor 

CHERRY HILL UNITED 


321 Ridge Rd. Can lettTwp. 

So. of Cherry H H Rd. 

Rev. Leeward Ritzier 488-81 28 

Sunday School 9:30 a^n. 

Worship 

11:00 a.m. 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

(IN AMERICA) 

EPIPHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH 

Lutheran Church in America 

41390 Five Mile Road 

4S3-SS07 

(One Mile West of Haggerty Rd) 

Fred Prezloeo, Pastor 453-1191 

Worship July thru August: 9:00 A.M. 

Nursery Provided 

CHRIST THE KING 

9300 Farmington Road 

421-0749 Tr>« Rev John A Root 464 2906 

SUMMBR BCHEOULS SENV1CCS • A.M. 

HOLY CROSS 

30650 West Si < M.ie 

Pastor William C Lindholm 

427-1414 464-3908 

Worship Church School and Nursery 

9 30 and '1am 

St. Michael Lutheran Church 

James Gaiiimore Eiemer.iary School 

Sheldon Rd near Jo* Bd 

m Canton Twp 

455-8123 

Paaior noeen Scnecht 

Wo'Sh.p Service lOOOam 

Sunday Schoo' 11:00 am 

ST. JOHN'S 

13542 Mercedes. Redford 538-266n 

(1 block E. of Inkater, 1 block S. of Schoolcraft) 

Robert G. Johnson. Pastor 

Sunday Services 

9:30 a.m. Worship; Sunday School; 

Nursery provided for 

pre-school children 

11:00 a.m. Worship 

BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

35300 Eight Mile Rd . Farmington Hills 

EINOM.TUORI. PASTOR 

474-2579 

Worship & Sunday .School 

10;30 a.m. - 

Wisconsin 

Evangelical 

Lutheran Churches 

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 

Radio Hour WIID AM 109C 

Sunday 10:00 a.m. 

leLht 

Si Pawl* I*. I veteran Church 

17S18 Ferminften M . • 

Psaior wmfred Koetpm 291-9759 

Worship Services 9:30 4 1100 a.m. 

SiMday S afteef M l e.m. 

in Ptymemh . 

Si Peter's 8*. Lutheran Church 

1941 Pemtfcstan Avenue 

Pastor Leonard Koenlnger 453-3393 

Worship Services 9 snd 10:30 am. 

Sunday School 9:19 em. 

Lois Parti St. LMItersw Chore* 

14798 RMeeh 

Pes tor E dwar d Zstl S32-9955 

Worship Services 8:30 and 11 a.m. 

aunoey School 945 a.m. 

Be. 

Pastor Jscfe A. dcAuaer 42^-9119. 

OMne Worship ~ 9 JO AM. 

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KENWOOD 

CHURCH OF CHRIST 

20240 Merrimen, Liven la 

South of 8 Mile Road 

471 *222 

Oar rail I Dean. Miniater 

SUNDAY aeavicia 

Bible School 9 45 A M 

Morning Worship 1100 A M 

Christian Hour on WBFG 145PM 

Evening Service 6 30PM 

WIDNBSDAY 

Hour o< Power 7:30 P M 

MEMORIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST 

(Chriatian Church) 

35475 Five MUe Roed-421-S722 

MARK McOllVWE* Minister 

CHUCK tMMEPT Youth Minister 

Bible School (for all ages) 9 30a m 

Morning Worship 10 43am. 

Evening Worship and Youth Meetings 6 30p.m. 

LIVONIA 

15431 Merrlman Rd. 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

10:50 a.m. 4 8:00 p.m. 

Bible School 9:45 a.m. 

Wed. 7:30 p.m Worship 

Wayne Baker. Minister 

427-8743 

GARDEN CITY 

1657 Middlebeit Rd. 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

11 a.m. and 6 p.m. 

Bible School 10 a.m. 

Wed. 7:30 p.m. Worship 

Hobari E. Ashby. Minister 

422-8880 or 251 -1884 

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11:00 A.M. AJ 

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11:00AM. / 

h ursery Care Provided • - 

WEDWESDA Y TESTIMONIAL MEETINGS 8PM 

APOSTOLIC 

APO 8TOLIC CHURCH 

OF JESU8 CHRIST 

993 N. HOLBROOK, PLY. 

455-4061 

334-6040 

P 19T0R C. T.GRAY 

Sunday 8ch 

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10:00 A.M. 

Sunday Evai igeiiattc 7:00 P.M. 

Wed. Eve. B ble Study 7:00 P.M. 

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Saint Andrews, Livonia 

16360 Hubbard Road 

421-8451 

Sunday Worship 

Holy Commion 8:00 a.m. 

Family Service 10:00 a.m. 

Saint John's, Plymouth 

574 S. Sheldon Road 453-0190 

8ATURDAY 

HOLY EUCHARIST 5:00 P.M. 

SUNDAY 

HOLY EUCHARI8T 9:30 A.M. 

ST. DAVID'S GARDEN CITY 

27500 Marquette (Nr inksier > 

427-3820 

SUNOAY HOLY EUCHARIST 

SUNDAY FAMIiy WORSHIP 

HOLY EUCHARIST 

MORNINO PRAYER 

8 00a m 

10 00 a m 

'st 4 3rd Sun 

2nd 4 4th Sun 

ST. MARTIN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

24699 Grand River Avenue Oet'oit 

Near Seven Mile Roed 

Rev Robert L Miller Rerfor 

SUNOAY SERVICES-8:00 ft 10:00 A M 

CHURCH SCHOOL & NURSERY 10 A M 

Ca/' office for further information 

sflUMfr 

Holy Spirit, Wastland 

34645 Cowan Rd. 

East o> Wavne Rd 

. . 261-8480 

The Rev. John H. Hayden. Vicar 

9:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist 

and Sermon 

AMERICAN LUTHERAN 

CHRIST LUTHERAN 

14350 Wormer Poad Redford 

Rev. Jerry Stroud 

Worship Service 

Nu'serv P'cv'dod 

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9:30 A.M. 

TIMOTHY LUTHERAN 

CHURCH. ALC 

SS20 Wayne Roedet Joy 427-2290 

George A. Fleischer, Pastor 

WORSHIP SERVICES 

848 A.M. ft 1S4S AM. 

Sword ol the Spirit 

34583 W. 7 Mile Rd. 478-3818 

W. Dickinson, Pastor 464-6635 

10:00 a.m. w 

Cleasee lor all ages begin in September. 

SISTER MARY HAROLD 

Felician 

is treasure 

Sister Mary Harold 

Lopata. the Livonia . 

delegate to the Sisters of the Congregation 

of St Felix of Cantali tt (Felician Sisters) 

was elected to the position ot treasurer 

general of the organization during the 

XVII General chapter meeting held 

Rome. Italy 

A former elementary and secondary 

school teacher, Sisteir Mary Harold assumed 

the office of business manager at 

Madonna College in 1967 and held this position 

until 1970. 

The surroundings of Rome will not be 

new to her in her new position since she resided 

in Rome for thêe years during her 

employment as sec :reiary re to Msgr. Joseph 

J. Doheny. judge of! the Sacred Roman 

Rota 

In 1973. Sister Mary Harold returned to 

the states and accepted the office of assocaite 

principal at St Florian High School. 

Hamtramck. and served until her promotion 

to the position of principal of the 

school and superior of the sisters at St. Florian 

Convent. In 1975. Sister Mary Harold 

was elected delegate to the chapter and 

took an active part in the proceedings at 

Rome. 

Three other delegates. Mother Mary Columbine. 

Sister Mary Emebta and Sister 

Mary Clarentine represented the Sisters of 

Livonia Province. Sister Mary EsteHe accompanied 

the delegates to assume the position 

of secretary at the chapter meetings. 

•LUTHERAN! 

(MISSOURI SYNOD) 

South Livonia- 

ALL SAINTS LUTHERAN 

8850 Newburgh Road 

Rev. David Paap 427-9575 

Worship 9:30 A.M. 

East Livonia- 

FAITH LUTHERAN 


Rev. Roger Schleef 421-7249 

Rev. David Hodgson 

Worship B:30 and 10:30 

West Livonia- 

HOLY TRINITY 



Rev. Fred Balke 464-0211 

Rev. James Spllos 

Worship 0:00 and 10:30 

ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN 

CHURCH & SCHOOL 

5885 Venoy N. of Ford Rd., Weettend 

425-0260 

Ralph Fis^îer Pastor 

Divme Worship - 8 4 11AM 

Bibie Class 4 $ S • 9 30 AM 


OF THE 

RI8EN CHRIST 

Anr. Arbor Hd a'McCltimpâ 

(1 mile West of Sheldon Rd.) 

453-5252 

Worship 8 |00 & 10 30 a m 

B'Die C'assft S S 9 a m 

ORTHODOX 

ST. Ml IC 

ORTHOD X CHURCH 

28355 W Chicago Rd 

Redford Twp 48239 

937-2120 

Rt Rev Michael E Barna. Pastor 

Divine Liturgy-Sunday 10:00 A.M. 

Divine Liturgy-Holidays 10:00 A.M. 

Saturday Vespers 

o: HAEL'S 

Sunday School-Sunday 9:45 A.M. 

Come and Worship with Us! 

REFORMED CHURCH 

IN AMERICA 

CHURCH OFTHESAVIOR 

38K)0 Five Mile Rd. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:45 A.M 

MORNING WORSHIP 9:30 A.M 

^ tl Jf; •» • s " 

Chinese Bible Skjdy-1sN -1st & 3rd Fri. 8 P.M. 

464-106J 10*2 

Rev. Ronetd Va» Der W Were, P 

Rev. Needy Yap, Mbrtslsr 

, txt27!

Heinzman plays 

organ 

iui 

Music by Bach. Brahma. rranck and 

others will be played by Davis Hetoanan 

Jr. at an organ'recital at 7:30 pjn. Sunday. 

Aug. 15 in the First United Methodist 

Church of Plymouth, 45201N. Territory 

Heinzman has been interim organist this 

summer at the Methodist Church. He is 

also subsUtute organist for St Paul Lutheran 

Church in Northville. and hps played in 

Cross of Christ Lutheran Church to South 

Lyon I 

In September he will begin his duties as 

organist and choir director at St. Andrew 

CALVARY 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

WINGS OF TRUTH 

• WMUZFM103S 

5 30 a.m ft 

8:00 p.m. 

C 

JB 

DAVID L. HEINZMAN JR. 

I : " •...•'••• |k '• •"' ;v ' ,r ' r "' v '"' ' '"'- M ' r '"' '' v ' ' r:>:t •'? i'- -^' r '••'*••'-v • •"• *vtV%; .* v»v . -• j.-.r.,.,V 

Lutheran Church, Bloomfield Township. 

A June graduate of Northville High 

School. Heinzman will enter the University 

of Michigan this faU as a student in organ 

performance. He has studied privately 

with Steven Egler. former organist at the 

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church. A 

doctoral candidate at UM. Egler has accepted 

an appointment to the Central Michigan 

Uiiversity music faculty. 

At the concert Sunday evening, Hemzman 

will perform on a Zimmer organ, an 

instrument of 28 ranks and 1.510 pipes. 

"A Vibrant Fellowship With Your Family in Mind' 

R sERvicrs 

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9 ijBiBL-P SCHOOL 

»i 00 WORSHIP 

1 9 00PM EVENING EVANGEL 

Church 

Buletin 

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TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY OF GOO, 2100 

Haman, north of Michigan, in Onion 

Township will host a group of 13 collegeage 

Christian musicians who call themselves 

Renaissance, in concerts at 10:15 

ajn. and li a.m., Aug. 15. 

The group sings patriotic numbers, contemporary 

songs, spirituals and old 

hymns. They incorporate puppets into several 

humorous numbers to present a different 

view of familiar Bl>le truths. 

Renaissance has recorded under the 

Tempo label, and one of their afcums received 

a special merit award from Billboard 

Magazine. 

The concert is free and open to the public. 

UNITED ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

CHURCH; 42021 E. Ann Arbor Trail. 

Plymouth, will also welcome the Renaissance 

singers for a free concert to the 

church at 7:30 p.m.. Aug. 18. 

At 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Aug. 15, the church 

will feature a concert by Merrill Womach, 

whose voice has been compared to that of 

Mario Lanza. The theme of the event is 

"He Restoreth My SouL" 

FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH OF PLYMOUTH, 701 W Church, 

will have as its guest speaker the Rev. 

Richard Dunkelberger at 10 a m., Aug. 15. 

Dr. Dunkleberger, currently director of 

Presbyterian Village in Redford Township, 

is the former pastor of Rosedale Gardens 

United Presbyterian Church. Livonia. He 

is a graduate of Western Michigan University 

and McCormick Seminary. 

His topic will be "The Long' Way 

Home." 

Maintaining the "Biblical" family in an 

age when such a unit is becoming a 

"defunct institution" in America can be 

one way of preventing further erosion of 

American society, says a Michigan State 

University professor. 

"We're at a crossroads in America." curriculum 

research specialist Ted Ward 

feels. "U.S. political events have demonstrated 

our potential for becoming a nation 

of slippery values, and we can keep slipping 

or recognize the alternatives of Biblical 

values." 

The professor of education explained 

flouu \nufcation tc 

43065 Joy Road 

PLYMOUTH 

453-6749 455-0022 

l?lifinoulli .» justi'd (fiowitUf diiirdi 

CENTRAL BAPTiST TEMPLE 

670 Church $t 456-7711 

Plymouth 

THt FIRST CHURCH IN PLYMOUTH 

4*000 «0«TM TtNSrtONMi. AOAD 

nVMOUIMMCMOAM «•< >0 

4S42J00 .1 

mssarssto' Sr>«c)o't j 

SUNDAY 

Dr. Stan Jenkins 

Sunday School 9:30 A.M. 

Morning Service .'.10:30 A.M. 

Sunday Evening 6:00 P.M. 

Wednesday Service ?:00 P.M. 

* 

Fundamentale Soul winning e Buses • Nurseries 

c ^/nt>cA 

Sunday School K40A.M. 

Morning WorsNp 1ip0AM 

* Bvantng Worship ft30 P.M. 

DNESD AY 

rouMPsa 

Family Night 7 00 P.M. 

Nursery si S« sorv«*» 

•OMCOY1RTNSDIPI 

BEREAN BIBLE 

tSSTf AMI AiberTi 

(.''lAaiMM tAietMa A 

frayne o 

e BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. 

e MORNIN* WORSHIP . ^11:00 A.M. 

e EVENING 8IRV»Ce .....1.^:00 P.M. 

e WEDNESDAY SERVICE.... 7:00 P.M. 

W.Y.F.C 1620 A.M. SUN ^8 00 A.M. 

FAMILY NIGHT 

Wtdimdty 

7:00 P.M. 

Air CorxJltorUng 

Nurstry at all Adult Sarvfcaa 

UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH 

236 MIDDLEBELT. GARDEN CITY. 

MICHIGAN • 

PASTOR: ROGER STOMBAUGH 

* 421-2373 

EVERYONE 

WELCOME 

-AN OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY CHURCH" 

Sundey School 10:00 A.M. 

Morning Worship i...11:00 A.M. 

Evening Worship .... 7:00 P.M. 

Wednesday 7:30 P.M. 

W.M.UX 101.5 FM SAT. 1.-00 P.M. 

INOIPSNOIHT FUNDAMENTAL 

Community 

Baptist Church 

2S117W Warraa 

Qardan City 

ra.JamaaB. Allan. F 

i School.. 

r Morning teMoe. 

Cjfui e Cluirili 

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)ejn. 

, 11:00 Sjn. 

of JLii'oniu 

28440 Lyndon Office 425-6215 

MV.CUItHY THOMAS, PeeHjT'i 

A.M. Primsry Church 1100 A.M 

ChufchServioe 1100 A.M. JunforChuroMIOOA.M 

«venk>g Sarv^catrOO P.M. 

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Renaissance, a group of 13 college-age musicians, will hold 

several concerts in the area soon. Two of them will be this 

Sunday in Tri-City Assembly of God, Canton Township, Another 

will be on Wednesday in United Assembly of Qod in Plymouth. 

Family life is changing 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF FAF 

Richard Duncan, Pastor - Phone 

FARMINGTON ROAD 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. 

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. 

EVENING SERVICE 6:00 p.m. 

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

BIBLE CKNTIRID 

FUNDAMENTAL 

SOUL WINNINO 

CHURCH 

BETHEL BAPTIST 

29475 W. Six Mile, - r 

H.L. Patty 

Psstor 

525-3664 

or 

261-9276 

CALL FOR 

PRKI TRANSPORTATION 

that a Biblical family, valued by Chris- 

tiara, consists of parents who regard mar- 

riage as a lifeb ng bond and who regard 

children as a n ejjponsibility not a nuisance, 

"Research has suggested that this kind 

of unit plays a ital part in teaching moral 

values." he not ed "The family is the building 

block of so< ;ietv. and even one family 

r 

can make a diff< erence. I see no effective 

substitute for t le family as the center of 

moral developrti lent for the child." 

DR WARD OBSERV ED that American 

secular societv is moving more toward 

C v D o R s t e f p 

MINGTON 

474-0350 

INOf PSNOSNT 

BAPTIST Bt*LE 

FELLOWSHIP 

CHURCH 

Sunday School 10:00 a.m 

Morning Worship 11:00 s.m 

Evening Servlca 7:00 p.m 

Wadnaaday S arvlca 7:30 p.m 

NEWS RELEASE 

Sunday, Augusts 

10:00 a.m •" Vhst WH Hsppan In Heaven 

W tso Jeaua Comst In ths Air" 

11:00 a.m. " ha NamaAbovaEvaryNsma" 

7:00 p.m. Mi steal Conosrt Featuring 

Ron Petty st ths Keyboard 

"J CUrcL DU one U e, t J s4boul People 

me 

Jfaitb paptisitCburcl) 

of llibonta 

seats CURTIS 

LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 4S15J 

(2 BLKS. WEST OF MIDDLEBELT) 

TELEPHONC: 9tt-1f r 

Sunday Softs* Ml A.M. -Sunday 'arsMK 11:00 A.M 

Sunday Bventaf: 70S P.M. Ws«ns»«sy Pr KOBIMS ... Study: 7J0 P.M. 

ORVILI XTA.CHOMBR.P 

PravMed 

Join us as we go varaa by raraa through the Bible 

MAIN STREET ' 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

Athhatad mih 

tcutharn laptiit Coiwantton . 

•411 Msn« Slraai Plymouth 

* 4S3-47SS 

Tha Raw. M. Thwvan. Paatar 7M-73SS . 

Sunday iohoot fc«5s.m. 

Momma Worship 11.00 SJh. 

Baptist Training Union 6:30 p.m. 

Evening Wonhip 7:30 p.m. 

Wadnaaday Servlca 7S0 p.fn. 

DEAF MINISTRY 

CHRISTIAN CHURCH* 

(Disciples ol Chnst) 

LIVONIA 

CHRISTIAN CHURCH 

W.il.am M HaSs. Mmistar 

jssrs r mas Rd. 

47SM7I 

CHURCH SCHOOL SJ4SA.M. 

MORNINO WORSHIP 11KW A.M. 

P1LLOWSHIP " 1»:OeNOOH 

SEVENTH DAI ADVENTIST 

^tVKtdUTH 

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 

4295 Napier Rd 

between Warren A M-14 v 

Plymouth 455-3590 

Saturday Services 

Bible Study Class ........ .\u.. 9 30 am. 

Sermon 11 :OOs.R\. 

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LIVONIA BAPTIST CHURCH 

Aitiiiatad 

wi th $ out ham tapnit Convention 

32940 Schoolcraft 422-3763 

2 Blocks East of Farmington Road 

Paitor Elvln L. C lark 

Sunday Schooji 8:45 a.m. 

Moming Woranip - 10:45 a.m. 

Baptist TrsinMg Union 6 p.m. 

Evening Worsnip Hour 7 p.m 

• Wadnaaday Sjrviea 7 p.m. 

IHDRCH OF GOD 

LIVONIA 

CHURCH OF QOD 

1SS27 MMdlabatt Rd. 

Rav.iarvf R. Vaunt 

ol 10 am 

Morning Wo »hip 

£y»mng Sa« v ee .. , 

Wsd. Night.. ............. 

47S-460I 

11am 

t p.m. 

i - 1 

1 IHftrMia Pe*H 

Anderson. Ind > 

11771 Net rburgh Rd. et Plymouth Rd. 

Rev. Tom 1 mlth f 464-0990 

9:30^ i.m. Sundav Service 

5 Morning Worship 

6:301 >.m. Ever.lng Service 

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"fluid marriages" not expected to last a 

lifetime with less parental responsibility 

for childrearing. 

"Our society is providing more and 

more elaborate ways to make the schools 

responsible for providing for children's 

health and nutrition, determining what 

kind of learning is vital and defining their 

goals and values." he said 

"When the schools take over responsibilities 

that were formerly family responsibilities. 

it's unlikely the family will resume 

them again." he added. 

Immunize 

Death and crippling are good enough reasons 

to have your child immunized For information 

about immunization cal the Metropolitan 

Detroit March of Dimes at 864- 

6000 

Getting 

settled 

New-town dilemmas fade after a 

WELCOME WAGON call. 

As your Hostess, t's my job to help 

you make the most dl your new 

neighborhood. Our shopping areas. 

Community opportunities. Special attractions. 

Lots of facts to save you 

time and money. Plus a basket of gifts 

for your family. I'll be listening for 

your call. i • 

IN OAKLAND OOl NTY CALL 

961-7750 

IN WNKCOl NTY CALL 

425-5060 283-8333 

WARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Church of Livonia 

Farmington Road & Six Mile Road 

4??-1150 

Worship A SOndey School 

iiif V 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. 

"WALKING IN THE SPIRIT" 

Dr. Bartlett L. Hess ' 

7.00 p.m. 

PRAYER THAT DOES NOT REACH AROUND THE 

WORLD IS TOO SHORT" 

Rev. William C. Moore 

Wed. 7:30 p.m. HOUR OF POWER 

Nursery Provided for all Activities 

9:30 a.m. Broadcast WBFG-FM 98.7 

Air Conditioned Sanctuary 

ROSEDALE GARDENS 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Hubbard at West Chicago 

422-0494 

WORSHIP 

8:30 s.m. & 10:00 a.m. 

' I'd Know You Anywhere" 

Robert M Taylor 

CHURCH SCHOOL 10:00 a.m. 

Classes lor Handicapped 

+ 

Pastors 

Music 

Robert M Taylor 

Donald R. Elly 

Shirley E. Harden 

Steven Spoon 

ST. TIMOTHY 

. PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH 

People Caring For People 

10:00 A.M. Farpily Worship Service 

i Nursery Carei 

NEWBURGH RD 

iJust South o' Si* Miiei 

Rev. E. Dickson Forsyth 

Minister 

John Roberta 

Music i Cnoir Director 

Call 464-8844 

¥T. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

27475 Five Mile Rd (at Inkster) 422-1470 

WORSHIP and CHURCH SCHOOL CLASSES 

10:00 a.m. 

Nursery Care 

"EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO 

KNOW ABOUT HEAVEN, BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK 

Robert G. Cox preaching 

W.F. Whltledge. Charles M. Webster and Robert G. Cox. Ministers 

PLYMOUTH 

FIRST UNITED 

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

701 Church St. >453-6464 

Philip Rodflers Magee. Minister 

Theodore D. Taylor II. Associste 

Henry J. Walch. Emeritus 

WORSHIP SERVICE 10:00 A.M. 

CHURCH SCHOOL 10:00 A.M. 

Age 5 thru 4th grade 

innovative 

contemporary . 

meaningful 

10:00 A.M. WORSHIP 4 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

459-0013/453-1664 

CENEVA UNITED P RES By! Mil** 

Rev. Jeffreys. NORTH Of FORD R0. 

Goldsmith CAWTON TOWNSHIP 

CHRISTADELPHIAHS APOSTOLIC LUTHERAM 

CHRIST ADELPHIANS 

36518 PsrHdsIa 

1 blk. South of Plymouth off Levan 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:30 A M 

Your Children Are Welcome 

w«.«t om' m*o*»i M.c» «r?ji 

OKITED 

CHORCH OF CHRIST 

IMTU CMIffCN Of CMOT w' 

Oakland at Qrand Râr f armmgton 

^••Hla* h*|nm.| «m a.m. 

VaasUp 9aavtaa 9i99 em. 

Owf«I.Ofn«,GS« ftMO Par«mad»OSl.O**7 

CsrIH. 

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, . CHURCH 

203 25 Haiataad Road Fsrmlngton HIHs 

474-S700 . 

Raymond H. Tukkl, MinMsr 474-0654 

SUMMIR SCHIOULI 

Morning Worship 

Evening Worship ' 

10.00 A M. 

7:00P.M. 

Song S 

» Third MMTdSg ofaeehmonih 

OWTT 

24640 Flva Mil* 

4*1-17*0 

Sunday 9:16 & 11:00 AJ*. 

Olal-Prayar 261-2440 

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business people. Look for this colorful and special section in 

**k. 

the September 6 issue of your hometown newspaper. 

For advertising information call Audrey Roof'(Plymouth Sales), 

Nancy McFalda (Canton Sales), or Jack Padley (Classified) at 

TV 

261-8600. 

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Evans broke 

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(Put Twa of • thai port series) 

Edward S. Evans, the founder of Evans 

Products Company, had a flare for the dramatte. 

A firm beUever In research, he 

backed a foundation which was exploring 

the potential of shipping freight by air. 

' To dramatise this project—he invited fedsval 

officials to Detroit where he staged a 

httheon to which vine-ripened fruits and 

vegetables were flown. 

3hey arrived by eight air lines from five 

countries on two continents, within six to 

3G hours after the produce had been picked 

' 

But Evans, the astute businessmen who 

koaw how to make a buck, had another 

side to his nature. The astute pragmatist 

was also an adventurer at heart. The realist. 

the supersaleman. the dignified indus- 

trial leader (he was called Mister, or Colonel 

by all except a few intimates) was also 

a romanticist. 

During his boyhood in Virginia he had 

been told he was a descendant of Mary. 

Queen of Scots. When searching for someone 

to liken him to, the names of Frances 

Drake or Walter Raleigh come more readily 

to mind. 

HE WAS A member of the Adventurer's 

dub of Chicago, and a Fellow of the American 

Geographical Society. He managed 

two airplane expeditions to the Arctic for 

Sir Hubert Wilkins, and one for the University 

of Michigan. 

' He was a former assistant librarian for 

Congress; a believer in graphology who refused 

to hire a' man without jeein* a 

On one leg of their 1926 round-the-world trip, E.S. Evans (left) 

and Linton Well* posed In a U.S. Mall plane. 

SC boqrd ups tax levy 

Taxpayers in the Schoolcraft College District 

will be paying an additional 0.36 mill 

tax despite voter defeat of a 0.53 mill levy 

on June 14. 

The college's board of trustees June 28 

unanimously passed a resolution levying 

the additional tax which will mean that 

property owners will pay $2.13 per $1,000 

of state equalized valuation instead of the 

preaont $1.77. 

The board was able to levy the additional 

millage without voter approval because 

of the Michigan Community College Act of 

;a 

1966, which allows colleges to levy taxes i i 

excess Qf any limit or voted authorizatio i 

if necessay to pay debt service on bonds. 

Trustee Archibald Vallier. who has of 

posed the move since it was first discussed 

by the board in April, was absent when thfe 

vote was taken. 

A total of $640,422 will be raised by the 

additional tax and allocated to varioijs 

hond debt retirement: $149,431 (0.084 mil 

for 1964 bonds; $176,116 (0.099 mill) ft 

1966 bonds; and $314,875 (0.177 mill) f( 

1968 bonds 

Cheer up summer foods 

The American Dairy Association suggests 

trying chocolate ice cream with peppermint 

whipped cream on top for a festive, 

but easy summer dessert. 

Whip one cup of heavy cretin and fold in 

Vfc cup of crushed peppermint candy and 

two tablespoons powdered sugar. 

The association says canned, chopped 

ginger folded into creamy cottage cheeie 

with an assortment of fresh and canned 

fruit is another summer treat. 

9:30-5 30 

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e Lamps hades e Lamps & Fixturei 

bring your 

lamp »• buy a 

roplocomont lampthodo. 

4312 

N. Woodward 

Royol Oak. botwoon 

1) and U Mil* ltd* 

549-1399 

in 

lower 

level 

(4 Mil* 

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If th«f* it a lampihod* you want but can't find — 

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mont lamMhadot lampolM In tho World. No ono coul 

thorn alt. Sut, we aro trylnfl 

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12th grade may attend 

PLYMOUTH HOCKEY 

Aug. 28—Plymouth Hockey Association 

will hold final registration from 10 a.m to 

2 p.m. in the Plymouth Cultural Center. 

Cost is $25 for first child. $20 for second, 

and $15 for third There is no additional 

fee for four or more. Children must have 

proof of age and parent's signature. A 

used hockey equipment sale will be held at 

the same time 

THEATER WEEKEND 

Sept. 24—Plymouth Parks and Recreation 

Department is sponsoring a New York 

theater weekend which includes three days 

and two nights in New York, accommodations 

at Americana Hotel, round-trip 

air fare, bus transportation to and from 

airport, plus orchestra seat for one Broadway 

production (choice of four). Cost of 

package is $146.90. Call recreation department 

for further information. 

DISCOUNT TICKETS 

The Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department 

has discount tickets for Bob-Lo, 

Cedar Point and Sea World from 8 a.m. to 

5 p.m weekdays at the recreation department, 

525 Farmer Street 

Bookstore profits 

go in special fund 

Now that Schoolcraft College's bookstore 

has become more than self-supporting, the 

board of trustees is faced with the problem 

of what to do with the store's profits. 

But a recommendation offered by the col-, 

lege administration, that $25,000 of the 

$35,088 total profit be placed in a special 

contingency fund to improve and expand 

services to the college community, didnt 

seem to be quite what the board had in 

mind, although the resolution was eventually 

passed. , 

The special fund, which will be a meted 

out primarily for cultural and public affairs 

programs, drew the critisism of 

Trustee Mark McQuesten "I have questions 

about the use of the money and reservations 

that the contingency fund stemming 

from bookstore profits might create 

the desire to maintain the fund at the 

same level." he said at Wednesday's 

board meeting. 

"1 suggest that we get the profits back 

to the students, or spend it on a place the 

students use the most, like the Waterman 

Center," he added 

Trustee Archibald Vallier was quick to 

agree: "The profit should be returned 

back. 1 dont think a majority of the students 

should be paying for things like an 

athletic travel fund (one of the suggested 

uses for the money)." 

Vallier later added that he was not 

happy with the recommended sum of 

money to be placed in the fund and sided 

with Trustee Leroy Bennett's stand that 

the money should go into the general operating 

fund rather than a special one. 

"I don't like these little niche holes for 

money." he said 

"Our general fund needs money. By putting 

the profits in a special budget, we're 

restricting the use of the money. If it can 

justify its existence in public affairs, it 

will find its way there," Bennett said. 

DONT MISS OUT! 

Bavarian Village 

SUMMER IN STORE 

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SATURDAY 

AUG. 14th 

This it tha lorge*t ski equipment sola in our history and without a doubt the best ski buys ever. Three times , °''Q er 

than la it sal. that thouiond. .njoy.d and talktd about all winter. W. r. P» nf ' n .« 

warehouse .tyle in our shops to sove you money NOW. It has token months to gather têther tWs equ pm.n , 

samples, closaouts, factory overstocks, special purchasas, and carryover merchandise. If it s not good 

chandise, we didn't buy it for this sale. SAVINGS up to 70%. 

OPEN TONIGHT til 9 P.M. and all this waalt dally 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sot. 10-5:30 

Lots of good demo skis, and discontinued skis and one of a kind items at unbelievable prices. Ramambar 

whan thasa itams are gone there will be no more. SO . . . shop early for bast selection. I n warehouse sale ends 

Saturday. SORRY, NO LAYAWAYS. Use your BankAmaricard, Master Charge, Dinars dub or American Express 

credit cards. Coma and visit our New Bloomfield store location. 

SURE ITS CRAZY 

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a LATHRUP VILLAGE: 28645 Southfield (South of 12 Mile) 

a LIVONIA/REDFORD: 14211 Telegraph (at Schoolcraft) 

a EAST DETROIT: 22301 Kelly Rd. (Betw. 8 & 9 Mile) 

a MT. CLEMENS: 1216 S. Gratiot (ft Mile N. of 16 Mile) 

Trustee Rosina Raymond made a motion 

that provided for consultation on the use of 

the money with the Student Senate, which 

has been assuming a greater share of the 

cost of various student programs because 

of the strained condition of the general operating 

fund 

Tie motion was defeated by a 6-2 roll 

call vote. 

After a number of assorted motions and 

votes all failed to alter the original resolution 

for the special fund, the board voted 

5-3 for the establishment of the $25,000 contingency 

fund. Trustees McQuesten. Raymond 

and Vallier registered the three no 

votes against the proposition 

Thurdty, August 12, 1976 OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC (P,C)9B 

OPEN SKATING 

Plymouth Cultural Center Arena has 

open skating Monday through Friday from 

3-5 p.m.. Saturday and Sunday from 2-4 

p.m. and Saturday evenings from 8-10 

Teen night is Wednesday from 8-10 p.m. 

Call recreation department. 4556620. for 

further information 

DROP-IN HOCKEY 

From now until Sept 5. Plymouth Parks 

and Rec wil extend drop-in hockey session 

to Friday nights from 8-10 p.m and Sundays 

from 7-9 p.m. Limited to persons 18 

years of age and older. Under 18 must provide 

written approval from parent or 

guardian. Fee for each session is $2.50. 

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Some surprising new sounds are coming 

out of popular spots in metropolitan Detroit 

What's new is the old songs being revived. 

even discovered for the first time 

by young entertainers who play and sing 

them 

At the Top 0" The Pontch. the group 

Fancy Music has returned. Between sets. 

Tom Elias. its leader from Laurel. Mas 

explained in a gentle drawl, that he'd 

never heard Jolson before. Ehas has also 

discovered Judy Garland 

If you still have Al Jolson and Garland 

albums around, you well know how they 

sound— truly great But it's nice to hear 

, Thursday, August 12, 1976 

AJUHUUL 

someone like Elias. who is finding them 

anew, take their songs and singing with 

fresh, exuberant interpretations. 

He sang the famous Jolson song "Back 

in Your Own Backyard," with a particularly 

nostalgic quality He bounded around 

the floor energetically, with a long mike 

cord, going into the audience for "Alabamy 

Bound." 

THOSE WHO come expecting to dance 

to soft strains or rock may be startled to 

hear a "show set" between "dance sets." 

It's something different for the Pontch— 

and some customers would rather dance. 

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Old songs return newly lis tenable 

or talk—but if you like to sit back and 

enjoy, it's an appealing show. 

Elias and his group give all they've got. 

and Elias said he and the drummer are 

always soaked in sweat at the end of a 

show. Elias wishes they'd dim the lights, 

to focus attention more on the stage. 

The circular room doesnt lend itself entirely 

to showtime, but if you're in view of 

the stage. Elias will probably be coming 

your way as he sings. 

He did "Zing Went the Strings of My 

Heart." a Garland specialty that was part 

of her mystique, with his own kind of zing 

Part of Elias' charm is his natural, easy 

Free family nights continue 

The last two Wonderful Wednesday evenings 

of free family entertainment will be 

Aug 18 and 25 at the Detroit Historical Museum 

Historic fun dances with easy steps 

will be featured You dont need a partner 

to join in these traditional group dances 

Watchers are welcome too. 

On Aug 18. an earl^ American dance of 

the 16th and 17th century will be demon 

strated by Fort Lernoult Militia, inviting 

audience participation. 

Traditional Polish songs and dance will 

be presented by Wisla during refreshment 

breaks. Dulcimers will be made and 

played by Stan Mate ma 

On Aug 25. square dancers are on the 

program. Caller Doug McKinnon and his 

dancers will demonstrate, inviting audience 

participation Matem again will be 

on hand with his dulcimers. 

GOOD OLD summertime games also 

will be revived Aug. 25. All ages may try 

jacks, hopscotch, marbles, cat s cradle, 

paper origami and spool art 

Wonderful Wednesday activities run 7-9 

p.m. Reservations are not required. 

Each week the 1840 Columbian hand 

press will be printing Wonderful Wednesday 

mementos. Quill pens can be dipped 

and used Lemonade and cookies will be 

served Silent movies. 18th century craft 

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k Cabaret at Cobo concerts slated 

iW-Oetroil Symphony Orchestra wil 

offtfT three different musical evenings in 

Com HaU's Riverview Ballroom on 

TuHUy. Wednesday and Thursday (Aug. 

19 (-when DSO principal pope conductor 

Ri&rd Hayman mounts the podium for 

"C||laret at Cobo." 

fie aeries, which will Hghftght the talen&gof 

two promising yowg Detroit musician. 

is designed to raise fundi for the Detrfc 

Symphony OrcWstra's many youth 

coiBwts series. 

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Ford Field 

to host 

tournament 

Because Uvonians have been so receptive 

to Atkay league baseball, a regional 

qualifying tournament of the AU-American 

Amateur Baseball Association championships 

will be contested this weekend at the 

city's Ford Field.* 

Three out-of-state teams will Join Adray 

Photo, a squad consisting mainly of Eastem 

Michigan University players, in the 

double-elimination tournament which 

begins tomorrow (Friday) at 5:90 p.m 

New Orleans, La takes on Schenectedy. 

N Y. at that time and Adray Photo will 

battle New York Qty at 8:30 p.m. The following 

day (Saturday). Friday's losers 

will meet at 1:30 p.m., Friday's winners at 

5:30 p.m. and the winner of Saturday's 

first game will challenge the loser of Saturday's 

second game at 8:30 p:m 

The championship game is slated for 1 

p.m Sunday, with a second game following 

immediately, if necessary 

Additional bleachers have been installed 

at Ford Field to accomodate the expected 

large turnout, said Maurie' Moorawnick. 

Adray League secretary Admission and 

programs are free. 

"Two years ago. a regional tournament 

was also held at Ford Field and Mike 

Adray was pleased with the facilities, the 

recreation department and attendance." 

nwnick said, explaining the decision 

urn to Livonia this season. "Mike 

was extremely happy everything went off 

fine." 

The survivor of the weekend tournament 

earns a spot in the national finals next 

week in Johnstown. Pa. 

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flashes a sign to his batter, bi^t that expression turned to one of 

satisfaction when his charges dumped Ann Arbor twice last 

weekend to advance to the AAABA national finals. (Photo by 

Fred Hopkins) 

Berry bounced, 9-1 

Houghed up for nine runs on 11 hits by a 

Lincoln Park Adray all- star contingent. 

Berry Appliance (Red) last weekend was 

ousted from the state Connie Mack League 

baseball playoffs by a H count 

Coach Roger Frayer and his young band 

of diamondmen. champion of Livonia's 

Connie Mack National Division, split their 

four games in the double-elimination playoffs. 

Berry defeated Grosse Pointe and was 

awarded a forfeit decision over Detroit Stit 

and lost to Detroit PAL and to Lincoln 

Park, the host team of the playoffs Berry 

finished its summer campaign with an 

overall record of 16-5. 

Bill Parson, who pitched the first five innings 

against Lincoln Park, took the loss. 

Bill Bardwell relieved in the sixth frame. 

The two were touched for 11 hits 

Berry collected only five hits, scored its 

onlv run In the second inning. Parson and 

Steve Morman singled, both moved up a 

base on a sacrifice bunt by Dennis Slater 

and Parson crossed the plate on a passed 

ball 

Parson punched two of Berry's five hits. 

Frayer had mixed feelings following his 

team's elimination. "If we could have got 

a hit at the right time ..." Frayer said, his 

voice trailing off. "The kids, quite frankly, 

were overmatched " V . 

The Berry manager added that he was 

pleased with the season as a whole. "I'm 

proud of the kids They did a ni?e job and 

needed the experience." Frayer stated 

"Five of the last six years we have won 

a Connie Mack division title." 

Snyder's 

continues 

title drive 

By compiling a mark of 43-5. Redford 

Snyder's Softball Club finished with the 

best regular-season record in the hic*.ory of 

the Major Metro Travel League. 

However, the 1975 world champions will 

have to do it all over again in the playoffs 

if they 're to win their first league title. 

In the first round of a best-of-three 

series starting tonight (Thursday). Snyder's 

miBt face the same Detroit PUSH 

team that knocked it out of the playoffs in 

the first round last season. 

The game will be played at 7 p.m. at 

Ford Rotunda Field in Dearborn 

Snyder's recovered frem the upset to 

win the U.S. Slo-Pitch Softball Association 

World Series However, manager Jim Snyder 

said it still rankles him that in five 

years of play, he has never been able to 

win his own league. 

If it survives PUSH, Snyder's probable 

opponent In the best division finals would 

be Little Caesars. That confrontation, if it 

were to come about, would be no easy task 

for Snyder's. 

While the Redford contingent finished 

8Mi games in front of Caesars in the West 

Division, It managed to split only eight 

games in head-to-head competition Four 

of Snyder's five league losses came at the 

hands of Little Caesars. 

The two arch-rivals split yet another 

double header last week in the final games 

of regular-season play. Snyder's won the % 

first game. 8-3. thanks to a six-run rally in 

the sixth inning, then Mew a lead to lose 

the nightcap. U-9. in eight innings 

Rah, rah Glenn! I 

. Cheerleaders from Westland John Glenn 

captured the two mdet prestigious awarti 

aft a f mp in Pocono, Pa. 

The girts received a plaque for overall 

performance during the cUnic and a mega 

phone for being voted the squad that contributed 

moat to the camp 

The cheerleaders afco won a spirit stick, 

four blue ribbon and a red ribbon. 

« The squad consists of Theresa Westfall, 

Mary Ruthig, Kaye Gtaftaen. U>ri lx>ga* 

Karen BoazL Kris Grabowski. Jamie Clark 

and Becky McLeod 

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CROWE-BERRY BLUE 

Scoring five runs in the fifth inning anp 

two runs in the sixth inning the Crowe 

baseball team won the Connie Mack Cit 

title over Berry Blue 

Berry started the scoring in the first 

a single by Thorsby. Pollard and a doub ibfc 

by Longeway. 

Crowe came back to tie the game in t 

bottom of the inning when Pat O'Conn 

singled and stole second base, he w; 

knocked in when Brian Butcher drilled la 

single to right. 

In the second inning Berry scored tw 

runs on a walk, an error and RBI singl* s 

by Scarpace and and Thorsby. 

Pollard collected his second hit of tl e 

game when he drilled a two run triple n 

the fourth inning to give Berry Blue a 5 1 

margin. 

Crowe stormed back in the bottom of the 

fifth inning when Russ Hodges and Stefe 

McDerment singled with two outs. Pbt 

O'Connor singled to load the bases 

Dinsmore walked for one run, Brian Bt 

er singled in another. On a full count pit 

Mike Robbins drilled a single to rightfie 

The fielder missed the ball and three 

scored to give Crowe the lead 

Berry came back to tie the game when 

Longeway was safe on an error, went to 

third on a double by Rotter and scored 6n 

a sacrifice fly by Reeter. 

In the sixth inning Hodges walked. T 

Oakley singled and Cross was safe on 

error to load the bases Pat O'Connor 

laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt w 

scored two runs. 

Don Nalepka was the winning pitcher for 

Crowe while Wilkins suffered the defeat 

for Berry Blue. 

"Nalepka did a heck of a good job.'\sAid 

coach Dick Devries. "I'm am most proud 

of the team effort that we had all year "! 

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Michigan National Bank bowed out of 

the Connie Mack District Tournament last 

3 

Hole-bound 

week in Pontiac when they lost to Detroit 

Woods 6-3 

MNB fell behind in the top of the first inning 

when John Dillard walked and advanced 

to second on a ground out He then 

scored on a triple to right by Dewey Dillon. 

MNB tied the game in their half of the 

inning when Jim Snyder drilled a two out 

single, he then stole second base Brian 

Butcher walked and Rob Rose laid down a 

bunt Single to load the bases. Randy Besh 

then walked to force in Snyder 

Woods scored four runs in the second 

when Bob Boyd singled. Dillard was safe 

on an error. Both runner moved up on a 

ground ball. With two out Dillon ripped a 

single to rightfield that went by the rightfielder 

allowing two runs to score. John 

Garcia was then safe on on error allowing 

one run to score. Tony Martin also was 

safe on an error allowing another run to 

score. 

MNB scored one run in the bottom of the 

second when Gary Beyrand walked Al 

Casterdale was safe on a fielder's choice 

and Beyrand scored when John Kolis was 

safe on an error. 

Woods scored its final run of the game 

in the fourth inning when Tim Murphy singled. 

John Vital walked and Boyd ripped 

an RBI single for one run. 

MNB came back in the fifth inning when 

Snyder singled, but was tagged out on the 

first controversial play of the inning when 

the umpire ruled he had made a move for 

second when the ball got by the first baseman. 

Brian Butcher then walked, as did Besh 

and Pelli. Gary Beyrand. on a full count 

pitch, hit what appeared to be a game 

tying double down the third baseline. However 

the umpire ruled^that the ball was 

foul. Beyrand then walked to force in 

MNB's final run. 

MNB threatened in the final inning when 

Dave Pellie hit a one out double. Beyrand 

walked as did Tom Pacion to load the 

bases. John Kolis then hit a hard smash 

back to the pitcher who saved two runs by 

spearing the grounder and turning it into a 

home to first doubleplay. 

Gary Whttener, dub pro kt Livonia's Whispering. Willows Golf 

Club and director of tha eighth annual Obeerver & Eccentric 

Opan Golf Tournament, addresses tha ball during a practice 

round on tha par-71 course! An entry coupon for tha tournament, 

elated Sept 11-12, may be fpund on the third aports page. (Staff 

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On to Johnstown 

Redfctrd wins regional 

By DOUG FUNKE 

Sports Editor 

Redford Adray next week will make its 

11th journey to the All- American Amateur 

Baseball Association championships in 

Johnstown. Pa. 

First-year manager John Colley and Ijis 

crew earned a spot in the l&team national 

finals by sweeping Belleville last weekend 

in a best-of-three regional series alt Eastem 

Michigan University. 9-0 and 8-1. 

Pitching carried the Redford aggregation 

into the finals. Colley admitted, as 

Steve Perry limited Belleville to three hits 

in the regional finals and Brian McMahon 

held Belleville to a like number of hits in 

the semi-finals 

Perry struck out 10 and did not walk a 

batter daring his nine innings of work, 

while McMahon 'was just as good. He 

fanned 13 and issued only one free pass. 

"I knew we had three kids back from 

last year's team that went to Johnstown, 

but 1 never expected it this year," an elated 

Colley said after the double triumphs. 

Redford scored early and spread around 

its production of runs in very similar manners 

during both contests. 

The regional champion notched one cun 

in the second inning of the deciding game 

on a walk to Scott Anderson, a stolen base, 

a passed bell and a fielder's choice. Bruce 

Robertson was credited with the RBI 

Redford collected three more runs in the 

fourth on walks to Ted Musto. Dennis Kuschel 

and Art Mezigian. a two-run single by 

Ted Ackerman and a wild pitch. 

A single by George Willard. a groundout 

and an error accounted for another Redford 

run in the fifth frame. Kuschel 

walked to start a two-run rally in the 

sixth. He stole second and scored on a Mezigian 

single. Mezigian stole second and 

scored himself on a single by Ackerman 

Walks to Ackerman, Randy Rodriguez 

and Willard proceeded a single by Robertson 

in the eighth inning for the final two 

runs of the game. 

The story of the first regional contest 

was almost the same as the second11 

Redford 

The locals struck for two runs in the 

opening inning and never trailed from that 

point 

Mezigian and Ackerman walked and Rodriguez 

singled to load the bases. Anderson 

sent Mezigian home with a single and Ackerman 

scored on a fielder's choice, with 

Robertson credited with the RBI 

Redford added two more runs in the second 

inning Musto singled. Kuschel was hit 

- f • 

by a pitch and Mezigian singled to load the 

bases 

Ackerman forced Musto at the plate, but 

Kuschel scored on a fielder's choice and 

Mezigian crossed the plate on a passed 

ball. Rodriguez hit the ground ball which 

enabled Kuschel to score. 

Redford reaped two more runs in the 

third when Kuschel walked with the sacks 

loaded and Mezigian laid down a good 

bunt on the squeeze play. 

The bases had been loaded prior to that 

when Willard was safe on an erro . Mike 

Donahue was hit by a pitch and Musto singled. 

(P.C)IC 

Rodrigiiez singled to start another Red 

ford scoring thrust in the fourth frame.' 

stole second and came home on a single 

by Robertson 

Redford 

on a singl 

tempt an< 

ed with 

tallied its final run in the sixth,; 

by Anderson, a wild pick-off ata 

groundout Willard was credit- 

the RBI that inning X 

Redford which advanced all the way toT 

the semi f nalsofi last year's AAABA cham- 

pionships before falling to eventual titlist- 

Little Caesa rs. will arrive in Johnstown 

next Tuesda y for the week-long double- 

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but after I lost the bug (five-pound weight 

allowance) I had a twgh time," Manganello 

said. "I ended up in Ohio and got rolling 

again and became the leading rider at 

the Cleveland area tracks almost every 

year until the late 10's. 

"Then I got into the regular Kentucky 

racing circuit. Keeneland in the spring and 

the fall and Churchill Downs in the late 

spring and November, in fact my home is 

in Lexington. My wife and six kids stay 

there all year round." 

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After 10 years of riding and going to the 

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as he remains one of the most cheerful 

personalities in the Jockey quarters. 

"1 try to get along with everybody and 

I'm always there to help any young rider 

who comes to me for advice." he said. 

His many years of experience make Manganello 

a good source for opinions on the 

present state of thoroughbred racing 

"Nowadays they are taking better care 

of the track's condition and they have 

make improvements for the people living 

on the backside (bam area) with 

tional centers and other thinp," he said. 

"Everybody seems to be getting a fair 

shake now, but in the old days the big outfits 

got their way with everything, but now 

the track managments are giving breaks 

to the tittle man, too." 

On the modem horse medication laws 

(phenylbutazone, a pain killing drug, was 

allowed for the first time in Michigan last 

year following the leads of other states) 

ManaganeUo said: "Bute is good in some 

cases...but like everything else it's abused. 

Trainers use it just to get through the 

entry box and out on the track, but they're 

not the majority." 

After the first couple of weeks at the 

DRC meet, Manganello has shown Detroit 

racing fans the ability that has won those 

2.300 plus career victories. The lessons 

came in surprise fashion for the bettors 

Two of Manganello's early winners returned 

mutual payoffs of $106.40 and $06.20 

for a $2 bet. 

"I guess when ôu don't start off winning 

a lot of races on the first couple of 

days they get to overlook you and bet on 

some other jockey that's hot at the time." 

Manganello rationalized. 

Detroit fans will have the opportunity to 

see Manganello in action until October 

when he returns to Keeneland in Lexington. 

Argonauts led 

by Rough-Fores 

Just as Jack Nicklaus is the number one 

player on the professional golf circuit, the 

Rough-Fores are currently in the number 

one position in the Argonauts Golf League 

The league, played at Idyl Wyld Golf 

Course, has the Rouh-Fores leading with 

156 points. The Partenders are in the second 

spot with 139 points, while Harlan's 

Hookers are a close third with 137 points 

and the Fairway Duffers are in the fourth 

and final play-off position with 134 points. 

The Bunker Dunkers are in the fifth position 

with 105 points, while the Partusters 

fill in the final spot with 95 points 

The Partenders beat the Bunker [Junkers 

last week 18-14. The Parbusters 

knocked off Harlan's Hookers 19-13 and the 

Rough-Fores whipped the Fairway Duffers 

20-12. "Tt* wind played a key factor last 

week." explained Harlan Hooker player 

Robert Wells,"Nobody shot a real good 

score because of it." 

Ralph Richard in dominating the individual 

categories as he has a total 34 points 

out of a possible 40. Richard also leads 

with 13 match points and 13 medal points 

With one week left to play before playoffs, 

first place is still undecided 

Prizes were presented to the low net 

scores in the Livonia Women's 9 Hole Golf 

League, at Whispering Willows Golf 

Course. 

Jeme MacDonald took top honors in 

Flight A with a 30. while Betty Tesner won 

Flight B with a 27, Rose Carpinelli won 

Flight C with a 28, Grace Schilinske won 

Flight D with a 27 and Ilene Bourbeau won 

Flight E with a 30 

The team of Bouza and McPhillip continue 

to lead Flight A in the Ford Swingers 

League, as they have accumilated 248Mi 

points Calhoun and Farmer are leading 

Flight B with 219Vi points 

Duck stamp 

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The annual "Duck Stamp" contest for 

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Final regulations governing the administration 

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contest rules and an entry form. 

East sets exams 

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McPhillip and Bouza each fired a 41 to 

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Also at Idyl Wyld, the Ford Motor Assembly 

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Wayne Hall and Bill Wagner with 72 

points. Dana Friend and Dan Driscoll are 

in second place with 60 points and the 

team of Ron Bronhauslander and Frank 

Darket are in third with 59 points. 

Larry Hoffman had the low score last 

week when he shot a 41, while Hall, Wagner. 

and Jim Rankin all had 44. 

Dan 'Driscoll collected a birdie on ten, 

while Rankin collected one on the 11th and 

Ken Wrigit and Hoffman each birdied the 

17th. 

In the Local 157 Golf League, the leader 

is Bill LaFever with 51 Mi points, while Dougat 

Cameron is second with 49^ points. 

Seals wear crown 

The Seals, under the direction of Lou 

Willoughby. Orlando Masucci, Steve McDowell 

and Jon Petrucci. won their division 

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their trophies Marion claims she is 

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week in September and the pro-amateur 

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ANN SETLOCK, day manager at Garden 

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Miss Lapeer team in the Bowlerettes. 

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" I hadn't planned to bowl. " she said, * 

and laid off all summer. But Helen needed 

to fill several places and Pat Lisowski and 

I decided to help her out". 

THE WAYNE-WESTLAND Bowling Association 

is having its first meeting of secretaries 

to distribute supplies at Westland 

Bowl on Wednesday, Aug. 25 at 1:30 and 7 

p.m. All secretaries are asked to attend 

one of the sessions. 

RICK CAPALDI hit another high note of 

the summer season last week in the Westland 

Gassic when he linked games of 210, 

228 and 240 for 678. Joe Ropss came 

through with a 257 for high game. 

Bob Jawor took second place with a 662 

series that included games of 223 and 242 

There's a close race for high average in 

the league with Bob Rose and Dick Beattie 

deadlocked at 208 for top place 

EARL ANTHONY, the pro southpaw , is 

on his way to breaking all money winning 

records. He now has passed the $80,000 

mark and when he hits $100,000 (which he 

is almost certain to do) it will be the third 

year in a row he has accomplished the 

feat. 

Daly raps Americans 

Daly Restaurant ended its regular-season 

play last weekend in the Women's Fastpitch 

League with a 17-11 softball win 

over the Americans Daly concluded its 

cambaign with a 7-1 record and has a bye 

tomorrow (Friday) night as the other four 

teams play their final games 

Daly built a 17-3 lead over the Americans 

in the first three innings of their 

tussle, then saw its foe crack eight hits for 

seven runs in the fifth inning to make 

things a bit closer. 

First baseman Nancy Jimenez slammed 

her first home run in two seasons for 

Daly. She slugged a grand slam in the 

third inning. 

Debbie Pozan. a Bentley senior, turned 

the same thek for Daly an inning earlier, 

clearing the bases and scoring herself with 

one swing of the bat. Pozan crossed the 

plate three times for Daly against the 

Americans. 

Joanne Pachiva went four-for-four for 

the winners, while teammates Karen 

McNew and Linda Reid each collected 

three hits. 

Manager Faith Vasher had her best 

night of the year at the plate for the Americans 

with two solid singles and a pair of 

walks. Mary Rose contributed three singles 

and a walk to the Americans' offensive 

cause 

In the second game of the night, in what 

could be described as the upset of the sea- 

Skirmish slated 

outside Plymouth 

Men in blue will meet men in grey on a 

field west of Plymouth this weekend (Aug. 

14-15) to re-enact a page from American 

history. 

Although the occasion is called a skirmish, 

the only "casualties" will be wooden 

stakes and clay pigeons, which will be shattered 

to the cheers of friendly contestants 

More than 250 costumed shooters from 

muzzleloading clubs across the midwest 

are expected to attend the Northwest Territories 

"Lone Star" Regional Skirmish 

The festivities will be held four miles 

west o* Plymouth at 6700 Napier Road 

north of North Territorial Road The Western 

Wayne County Conservation Association 

has donated its land facilities for the 

two-day skirmish 

The public will be admitted without 

charge, although a parking fee will be as- 

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Spectators will be able to follow each 

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fired from the front-loading guns. 

Targets are intended to be visual. They 

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wooden planks, which must actually be 

sawed in half by each team's massed fire. 

To round out the event, the 5th Michigan 

Regimental Band will be on hand Sunday 

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TTie first practice session for candidates 

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30 % OFF 

ALL GREENVIEW 

LAWN 

FERTILIZER 

TOWN V COUNTRY 

27740 FORD ROAD 

ADRAY APPLIANCE OF 

DEARBORN WILL HOST 

A four-team, three-state 

ALL-AMERICAN AMATEUR 

RASEBALL ASSOCIATION (AAARA) 

REGIONAL TOURNAMENT at HENRY FORD FIELD, LIVONIA 

(FARMINGTON ROAD NEAR SCHOOLCRAFT) 

FRIDAY, AUG. 13-SUNDAY. AUG. 15 

15 FREE ADMISSION FREE ROSTER PROGRAMS AT FIELD 

SCHEDULE 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 

NEW ORLEANS vs. SCHENECTADY 5:30 P.M. 

DETROIT (ADRAY PHOTO) vs. NEW YORK CITY 8:30 P.M. 

SATURDAY, AUGUST 14 

FRIDAY'S LOSERS 1:30 P.M. 

FRIDAY'S WINNERS 5:30 P.M. 

SATURDAY'S 1:30 WINNER vs. 5:30 LOSER 8:30 P.M. 

SUNDAY,AUGUST 15 

CHAMPIONSHIP 1:30 P.M. 

(D0UBLEHEADERIF NECESSARY) 

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WAYNE COUNTY 

522-0900 

OAKLAND COUNTY 

644-1070 

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Hut hat to offer Pixsa Hut people are a team working 

together to provide the best food and best afrvice poaaible to our 

cu at oners. You en join that team now. 

THE PIZZA HUTS LOCATED AT: 

27250Cherry Hi» Rd.. Daaihorn Hghit 

23639 W. 7 MUe Rd, Detroit 

1425 Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth • 

31200 10 Mile Rd., Farm Hills 

10257 Telegraph Rd, Taylor 

7520 N. Wayne Rd.. Wealand 

1452 E. 12 Mile Rd., Madison lights 

J 

15199 E. 12 Mile Rd . Roaeville 

20 W 14 Mile Rd, Claw son 

4641 Highland Rd.. Pontac 

4671 Walton Blvd., Drayton Plaint 

4845 Roc ha tier Rd.. Troy 

2280 14 Mile Rd.. Wirroi 

50151 Van Dyke. Utica 

5011 8 Mils Rd., Wairoi 

Are baking far dependable people people who like people • for a 

vanety of inter a ing joba • part time Good pay and excdlent benefits. 

Viait the Piaaa Hut nearest you for complete information. 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

Insurance Underwriters 

Casualty 

! Our Commercial Lines Dept. has immediate openings 

for Casualty Underwriters with a minimum of 2-3 yrs. 

' experience 

I 

t We otter an excellent fringe benefit package and start- 

J ing salary, along with opportunity for advancement If 

• you meet these qualifications and are career oriented. 

Please call 

Mrs. Mayville at 557-5700 

Firemen's Fund 

Insurance Companies 

2 . 

Mff 

T 

4 

X 

T 

HAIR DESIGNER for Northville 

salon with ambition and ability to 

do or learn the latest in cutting, 

blow waving and curling iron use 

Also with ability to do rollar sets 

For interview call. 34^ 6050 

NAPOLEON'S 

Restaurant 

Disco Lounge 

Female cook, salad lady, wait- 

resses food and liquor Bartender 

Apply 3pm to 6pm Downtown 

Plymouth across from new First 

National Bank on Main Street 

CLASSIFICATION INDEX 

500 Help Wanted 

HOSTESS. Part Time Evenings 

Apply in perso.i 2PM 4PM Mon 

Fri Blakeney * Ranch House 28333 

Grand River Farmington 

Nugget Reataurant 

SALV\D GIRL 

FULL TIME ONLY 

Apply in person. 8-5 

No phone calls please 

30685 W 12 Mile Rd 

Farmington 

BAR MAID EXPERIENCED "to 

work nights Redford Area Call 

KE 8-0040 

WA1TF.RESSES HOSTESSES 

Fall. Day-time positions available 

Apply in person at . Northland Cen- 

ter Maple House 

AUTOMOTIVE 

B50 Autos tor Saw 

852 Antique Cars 

854 American Motors 

856 Buick 

858 Cadillac 

860 Chevrolet 

862 Chrysler 

864 Dodge 

066 Ford 

870 Jeep 

872 Lincoln 

874 Mercury 

876 Oldsmobile 

878 Plymouth 

880 Pontiac 

824 Sports & 

Imported Cars 

882 Thunderbird 

884 Volkswagen 

816 Auto-True* 

Parts & Service 

818 Auto Rentals 

& Leasing 

820 Autos Wanted 

822 TfoCKs lor Sale 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes 

806 Boats & Motors 

808 Vehicle & Boat 

Storage 

810 Insurance Motor 

812 Motorcycles 

Go-Karts 

Mini Bikes 

814 Campeis& Motorhomes 

EMPLOYMENT, INSTRUCTION MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 

518 Education-Instruction 


510 Help Wanted Couples 

502 Help Wanted Dental- 

Medical 

507 Help Wanted-Part Time 

508 Help Wanted Domestic 

504 Help Wanted Ottice- 

Ciencal 

506 Help Wanted Sales 

520 Secretarial-Business 

Services 

512 Situations Wanted 

Female 


Male 


Male 4 Female 

NOTICES A SERVICES 

604 Announcements 6 

Notices 

626 Bingo 

610 Cardsof Thanks 

618 Child Care 

614 Death Notices 

628 Entertainment 

616 Hall tor Rent 

612 in Memonam 

622 income Ta» S 

Insurance 

606 l egal Notices 

602 Lost & Found 

600 Personals 

624 Professional Services 

608 Transportation 

702 Antiques 

706 Appliances 

700 Auction Sales 

712 Bicycles lor Sale 

718 Building Materials 

714 Business 4 Ottice 

Equipment 

724 Camera Supplies 

720 Farm Produce 

722 Hobbies Coins A 

Stamps 

744 Horses. Livestock & 

Equipment 

708 Household Goods- 

Oakland County 

709 Housenoid Goods- 

Wayne County 

738 Household Pets 

716 Lawn/Garden & Farm 

Equipment 

710 Misc tor Sale- 


7 11 Misc tor Sale- 

Wayne County 

726 Musical Instruments 

740 Pet Service 

704 Rummage Sales 

730 Sportmg Goods 

728 Stereo HI-FI & Tape 

Decks 

734 Trade or Sell 

736 Wanted to Buy • 

732 Wearing Apparel 

EXPERIENCED BREAKFAST 

Cook, nice atmosphere, good pay. 

ood benefits Apply In perion 

ams Horn, 5709 S Telegraph, 

dearborn Heights 

ASSISTANT NURSERY School 

Teacher, experience necessary 

Farmington Hills Nursery 474-1155 

474 9199 

We reserve the right to classify, revise or reiect any want ad Want ads may be placed until 4pm 

Tuesday for the Thursday edition and 4 p m Friday for the Monday edition No cancellations 

accepted after noon Tuesday for Thursday editions or noon Friday tor Monday editions No 

cancellations before first insertion No cancellations on Double Action Ads The Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers will not issue credit for errors in ads after the first incorrect insertion 

Report any errors immediately Phone Room hours are 8 30 am to 5 30 p m Monday through 

Friday 


LIPUMAS CONEY Island, full or 

irt time, experienced preferred. 

N Main. Rochester 

sr QUALITY CONTROL 

Person selected will currently be a 

Quality Control manager or assist 

ant or have sufficient background 

as an inspector or parts checker to 

be able to assume full quality con- 

trol responsibility Reply. Atten 

tlon Mr McKinnon. P O Box 2066. 

Livonia. Michigan, 48150 


COMPUTER PROGRAMMER Min- 

imum of 1 yr experience working 

with general business applications 

on a small to medium scale Disc 

System required Send Resume to 

Technical Manager. P.O. Box 312. 

Novi. Michigan. 48050 

CUTTER GRINDER for machine 

shop Must be experienced in drill 

sharpening Good pay and benefits 

Apply at Dearborn Machine Prod 

nets 19400 W 8 Mile Rd. between 

Southfield * Evergreen 

WAITRESS Wanted experienced 

mature, neat and fast All shifts 

Apply at Flame Fine Foods. 24455 

Ford Rd. Dearborn 

SURFACE GRINDER, expe 

rienced. excellent working condi 

Hons, full benefits, apply at 25907 

Trowbridge. Inkiter 

ESTIMATOR 

(DESIGN) 

PLATE * STRUCTURAL 

Steel Fabrication 

Growing company in air and water 

pollution control fabrications 

Need experienced DESIGN ES- 

TIMATOR who can do materials 

and labor quantity take off in plate 

and structural steel Position also 

provides opportunity for customer 

sales contact 

Good growth opportunity for qual- 

ified man We have doubled our 

business in last 3 year 

Please apply to 

. Enviro-Fab Inc. 

12540 Beech Daly 

Detroit. Michigan 

937-2000 

COOKS 

BUS BOYS 

WAITRESSES 

Full-time, days or nights Good 

pay. Paid vacations and meals 

Apply 

Livonia Big Boy 

PLYMOUTH FARMINGTON RDS 

421-4349 

PHARMACY CLERK 

rienced preferred Apply 

din Drugs. 21790 W II ? 

Southfield 

• expe- 

rt Alad- 

Mile Rd . 

INSTRUCTORS for Fall Oasses 

Pre school for art and gym Swim 

instructor with WSI and Senior L S 

for pre school, school age and 

adults Women's crafts and folk gui- 

tar Farmington area YMCA. 

474 3232 

LADIES RESTROOM attendant 

Older woman preferred Apply in 

person after 7 30 PM any day. al 

Algiers Drive-In Theater Wayne A 

Warren Roads 

SUPERVISOR 

Phone room Experience neces- 

sary Call Mr Marks between 

1 and 4 PM 

REDFORD AREA 

533-5701 

FULL TIME PERM 

Would you like to sell Hallmark 

Cards in our bright new store at 

Northland'' Salaried opening for 

mature Salesperson with good re- 

tail store experience. Unquestion 

able integrity and reliability re- 

quired Apply Glenn's Hallmark 

Northland Center 9 30 AM - 5 PM 

Mrs Stevens 


Automatic Screw 

Lathe 

Turret Lathe Opr's 

Apply between 10 Am 4 2 Pm 

27043 Princeton, Inkster 

562-4444 

BUS BOYS • Evening shift, and co- 

op lunch shifts, apply in person 

2Pm-4Pm Mon Fri Blakeney's 

Ranch House. 28333 Grand River. 

Farmington 

WAITRESS Full and Part-Time 

Apply in person. 2PM-4PM Mon 

Fri Blakeney's Ranch House 28333 

Grand River Farmington 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 

Excellent training program will 

give you experience in office man 

agement. budget counseling, busi 

ness promotion and personnel su- 

pervision Excellent employee ben- 

efits. and regular salary increases 

baaed on your progress Merchants 

Bank of Detroit. 15544 W McNl- 

chols Rd . Detroit 273-6500 


EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES 

wanted, afternoons and midnight 

•2690 


Gedit & Collections 

Interesting position in collec- 

tion dept of nationwide cred- 

it company specializing in ap- 

pliance loans A good phone 

personality and typing skills 

are necessary Excellent ben- 

efits include profit sharing 

525-7800 

COLLEGE STUDENT for full-time 

or part-time general plant work 

Drive fork lift truck Afternoon and 

night shifts Send back ground in- 

formation to P O Box 246. Novi. 

Mich 48050 

shifts Westland area 

72*-J 

BENCH HAND 

Special machine assembly 

Must be able to work from 

blue prints 22 year old firm 

with own product All ben 

efits Southfield location 

444-4534 

MEN'S WEAR SALESMAN Qual 

ified to manage active men's store 

5 day week Good pay Bondable. 

local references only Mr Jay 

#63 1380 

BURGER CHEF SYSTEMS INC is 

seeking, applicants for ASSISTANT 

MANAGERS! A qualified candi 

date should possess a minimum of 

2 years college or have experience 

In the Food Related Industry We 

offer a complete benefit package 

with an excellent salary adminis- 

tration For an interview call 4M 

9369 Do not call between the hours 

of 11 to 2 Pm or S to 7 Pm Apply 

at BURGER CHEF. 1365 Main & . 

Plymouth. 

HAIR STYLIST-experienced, take 

over good clientele Call GA 7 2J2S 

or 455 4426 

MECHANICS HELPER . 

Full Time assistant to Mechanics * 

Manual work »IJ3 to 1160 per 

week. Dependable, good work re 

cord In Person 14154 Telegraph. 

Redford 

ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERV 

ICES CO located in Farmington Is 

seeking a finance adiuster No Ex- 

perience necessary Must be high 

school grad and have own auto Ex- 

cellent training program and fringe 

benefits An equal opportunity em- 

ployer 474-IT 10 

NEEDED 

IMMEDIATELY 

Ambitious person over 21 years of 

age. who has a desire to sell and 

service new and established »c- 

counts Excellent wages and fringe 

benefts to qualified individual 

Ap*y to: 

CHEF'S PANTRY . 

26855 Toft Rd.. Novi 

WANT ED-DRIVERS for single 

copy delivery of the Detroit Free 

Press Early AM Must have car. 

short hours 

Good profit. 

7»8tl or 

SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS 

K tlme. vara, private school hi 

hfleld. good driving 

over II. call mornings. 

BABY SITTER part time. 

rs. my home, own tram, 

tlon. Torrv School area, please 

after I PM. Ml 

DESIGNER 

Mechanical draftsman, detoi- 

ler. Minimum 5 years expe 

rience. No trainees. Excellent 

pay and benefit* to right 

mon. Plont located in Sooth- 

field. 

444-4534 

ABOVE average telephone 

suaa.Msf? 

iary Southfield 

TAILOR 

Full time 

mi Big 

DIETARY AIDES 

& COOKS 

DAYS & AFTERNOONS 

No one Under 25 

APPLY IN PERSON j 

CAMELOT HALL 

35200 Ann Arbor Trail 

LIVONIA 

MAN WANTED Full or part time 

Must have car for repairing and 

cleaning automatic slats washers 

HAM Distributing Co 16177 W * 

Ml 533-6700 

COOK • SHORT ORDER Expe- 

rienced, part-full time Appl^4Jl45 

Ford Rd Canton 2130 

INSURANCE 

COMM'L CASUALTY RATER 

Commercial Casualty Rater with 1- 

3 years rating In Commercial. Ac- 

counts. General Liability and Work- 

men's Compensation Excellent ben 

eflts including free parking Salary 

negotiable depending on experience 

and ability 

RELIANCE INSURANCE CO 

1288 Sixth Ave . Detroit 

•65 1570 


BARMAID. Expe- 

rienced. part-time. Apply 43845 

9612130 

BARTENDER 

Ford Rd. Canton 

W AITERESSES 

RIENCED. part-time. Apply I 

Ford Rd Canton, WI 

EXPE 

43845 

1130 

SEAMSTRESS 

Experienced Must be able lo fit Ir 

r Full time poaltlon. 

Apply in Person 

HON WIT TELLER 

Somerset Mall 

1781 Big Beaver Troy 

Tool and 

Die Maker 

Experienced journeymen, 

good pay, excellent fringe 

benefits. Steody work. 

All Products 

12238 Woodbine 

Telegropb-Ptymouth Area 

RETIRED 7 Want something to do 

that pays 7 We need an assistant 

manager for a soft ice cream estab 

lishment Good hours, good pay. 

851 8115 

Call 

SKIERS we are now hiring sales 

personnel, mounters, and ski in- 

structors Apply In person at the 

Mountain Shop. 28572 Orchard 

le Rd.. at 13 Mile 

MACHINIST 

TRAINEES 

Southfield machine shop 

openings for mechamcolly in- 

clined men to learn mochinist 

trade Call for appointment 

444-1077 

MATURE LADIES 

Permanent part time positions now 

available to do telephone work in 

our lead department Interviewing 

for office in Livonia 20 hour work 

week. Monday thru Friday Call 

for interview 

425-8500 

EXPERIENCED SHIPPER - RE- 

CEIVER for general plant Drive 

fork lift truck Send background in 

formation to P O Box 246. Novi. 

Mich 48050 

Dearborn's Own 

5th AVE. MENSWEAR 

Coming to Fairlane Soon 

We need experienced, hord 

workng. reliable Men & 

Women for our fine Men's 

Clothing. Furnishings and 

Shoe Dept. 

SALESPEOPLE 

TAILORS 

CASHIERS 

FULL & PART-TIME 

COMMISSION FULL BENEFITS 

Fairlane Town Center 

Community Room 

(Upper Level) 

Aug 13. 9:30 AM-6 PM 

pted 

time 

days. Apply Burger King. 560 Ann 

Arbor Rd . Plymouth 

APPLICATIONS being acce 

(or morning janitor and part 

Bur 

BURGER KING 

Needs part time help $2 20 per 

hour to start Afternoons during 

Fall * Winter 

Apply In Person 

23660 TELEGRAPH 

Between 9-10 Mile 

500 Mp ""tod 

DRIVERS"WANTED-for ice cream 

vending trucks. 18 or over Call 

after 10 30 PM 729-0143 

500 Help wunled 

WANTED MANAGER for Resale 

shop in Oak Park Experience in re> 

tail clothing desirable 35tl67D 

MOTHERS. HOUSEWIVES, if you 

like clothes, earn $5-8 hour, show 

ing fashions part or full-time Call 

for interview. 538-2165 

PRINTING SUPERVISOR 

Needed at once Experienced super 

visor or person who has the ability 

to handle our printing department 

Must have experience with letter 

press A rubber plate printing Ex- 

cellent oportunity for an agressive 

person Send resume to Box 604. 

Observer

40(R,W,G-iC) OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC Thuraday, Augutt 12, 1976 

500 Hdp Want*) 

INVENTORY CLERK 

Wx>lesale office supply & 

equipment company n««d$ a 

competent inventory taker lo 

work in the Inventory Control 

Dept. Steady, good benefits, 

with chance for advancement. 

Please call Mr Chmielewski: 

496-3400 

United Stationers 

Supply Company 

WELDERS-ARC 

EXPERIENCED ONLY 

FARMINGTON 

HAIRDRESSER with tome ctien- 

late Interacted In hair cutting only 

~ el lent opportunity Must be cs- 

ortented Cal ~ 

Call Rag Doll 

J»05ll 

NOW HIRING Female Instructors 

lor new figure salon In Wayne 

Muat be 21 or over Must have trim 

flfure Must (|e neat, clean and de- 

pendable No experience neces- 

sary Will train Inquire In person 

at Metro Mall Shopping Center, in 

Wayne, or call. 711 MM 

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY! A full 

time, permanent sales/stock posi 

IMn available in fine tobacco, wine, 

liquor store Sales experience pre 

(erred Bottle n' Gift. Green-I 

Shopping Center, across (rom 

Northland 

NEW CAR 

Prep Manager 

at a high volume dealer, 

must have some experience 

Farmington area 

478-1368 

MECHANIC 

To Manage I car auto repair facil- 

ity Must have experience Canton 

Twp area Call 3*7 2000 

500 Help wont*) 

OFFSET PRESS Operator. Exp* 

rienced A B Dick »M0 and MuJtl 

Uth 12M operator with some cam- 

era etperience Royal Oak loca- 

tion. Call (or appointment. MI-5252 

WELDERS 

Must be familiar with Semi Auto 

matlc. MIG and Stick Electrode 

welding Apply In person 

PORTEC - PARAGON 

Grand River 

Novi. Michigan 

BOX ASSEMBLERS 

& NAILERS 

EXPERIENCED 

We are now taking applications 

Apply 

BETTER BUILT 

BOX CO. 

4M Farmer ST Plymouth 

time, evenings. Saturdays and fun 

days Also full time Monday 

Friday for our busy picture frame 

shop in Southfield Call Mr Jack 

son 571-0130 

PART TIME Bartender wanted 

Call 417-3170 

CETA Vocational Education 

The City of Livonia is accepting ap^ 

plications for CETA Vocational 

Education participants to be 

trained as a licensed PRACTICAL 

NURSE At the time of application 

and on the program starting date, 

each applicant must be a Livonia 

resident and have been unem 

ployed or under-employed for 30 

days or more Preference will be 

given to family heads, veterans. II 

to 24 year olds. FSB recipients Ap 

plications must be made in person 

by 5 Pm.. Wednesday. August 25. 

1175. at the Civil Service Commis 

sion Office at Pierson Center. 32525 

7 Mile Rd . Livonia All applicants 

will be interviewed at the time of 

application. 

500 Mp wontad 

PROFESSIONAL Painters wanted 

Clean and neat Call svenlngs^^ 

Temporary 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR 

100 

Packaging Clerks 

PLYMOUTH AREA 

Days: I Am to 4:M Pm 

Afternoons: $ Pm to 110 Am 

Must be 15 years or older 

CALL 

967-43M FOR OFFICE 

NEAREST YOU 

OR 

" LIVONIA OFFICE | 

Monday thru Friday 

10 Am to 3 Pm 

525-0330 

Witt Service^ 

EARLY RETIREE with all aroukd 

machine shop experience. Farm- 

infton area Send letter of baOk- 

ground and eiperlnce to: Box 544, 

Observer k Eccentric Newspaper. 

38251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. Midh- 

igan 45150 

HOSTESS, nights, apply in person 

Palace Restaurant, 1M81 Green 

field, near Schoolcraft 

I D k O.D GRINDER 

Experienced necessary Salary 

commensurate with experience 

Small manufacturing firm Li- 

vonia 421-0510 

LATHE k GRINDER HAND to 

work in job shop Must be expe- 

rienced Overtime, all benefits 

Days f7 M an hour 291-1510 

BRIDGEPORT MILL HAND, over 

time, all benefits, days »7 50 an 

hour 291 1510 

Production & 

Machine Operators 

We're now taking applications 

Apply 

S.M.C. 

500 Junction. Plymouth 

ASSEMBLERS 

ELECTRONIC 

for light electronic assembly oper 

at ion Pleasant working conditions 

Located at 333 Park St between 14 

and 15 Mile Rds off Livemois 

Apply between 9 and 11 AM only 

BRIDGEPORT MILL OPERATOR 

Two to three years experience 

Delemere Industrial area. Royal 

Oak Day shift Overtime Hospi- 

talisation Call M9-4560 

BRIDGEPORT MIlJ. Hands with 

experience making cartridges and 

holders, lop wages and fringes 

DH Vogel Manufacturing 31625 

W 5 Mile. Livonia. 477-0130 

HARD WORKERS 

WANTED 

Dishwashers 

Kitchen k Counter Help 

Beef Sllcers 

Cooks 

Students Welcome 

Full-Time Summer 

Part-Time During School Year 

APPLY IN PERSON 

Between 2-4 PM 

SIGN OF THE 

BEEFEATER 

18901 W 8 Mile 

5 bl W of Southfield 

No Phone Calls, Please 

Ask for Mr Hoffman 

DISHWASHER k KITCHEN HELP 

Athens Restaurant Harvard Row 

Mall. 11 Mile and l.ahser 356-6463 

FOUR openings for dependable 

people preferably with welding or 

metal work expenence Will train 

Willing to work long hours and 

weekends Own transportation Call 

between I AM - 5 PM ask for 

851-7277 

WAITRESSES - 3 or 4. for the fall 

bowling season Good workers 

ooly Bar Maid, part-time, some ex- 

perience necessary Plymouth 

Bowl. 40475 Plymouth Rd 

PROGRAM 

ANALYST 

Minimum 4 Years Experience 

Experience on 360-D O S 

APPLY TODAY 

S. M. C. 

800 Junction. Plymouth 

WANTED mature woman to serve 

as sorority housemother,'MSU Call 

64 2 4125 

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 

Taking applications for expe 

rienced waitresses Apply in per 

son Troll Inn 13090 Inkster Rd 

Redford at Schoolcraft 

OLDER gas attendant for eves Me- 

chanic for Sals Johnnie's Union 76, 

MM South Wayne Rd Westland 

PART-TIME janitorial work In- 

side cleaning Redford - Livonia 

area Early evenings IMS hrs per 

week. Must br 18 and have car 

Apply 33921 Plymouth Rd Uvonia ^ 

AUTO HAULAWAY Company, 

needs a terminal manager, and an 

assistant terminal manager to 

handle a fleet of 300 trucks. Expe, 

rienced. excellent benefits Send re- 

sume to Administrative Manager, 

PO Box 4299 Dearborn. Mich 

46126 

Housekeeping Aides 

Day shift. fulWme Pleasant sur 

rounding* GREAT BOSS' Apply 

Mrs Click 9 AM to 3 PM. Monday 

through Friday 

FARMINGTON NURSING 

HOME 

3MM Folsom Rd Farm 

477-7400 

FASHION 

Models needed to advertise high 

fashion clothing stores Mr Cah.be- 

tween II AM to I PM 759-5447 

COLLECTOR 

PART TIME 

We have an immediate opening for 

a part time-phone collector This 

position will Involve evening work 

and require no previous collection 

experience You must have clear 

speaking voice and be able to work 

a minimum of 55 hours per month 

Also, must be reliable For appoint 

ment, call Sue Pitrone at 352-1834 

CITIZEN'S 

MORTGAGE CORP 

Northwestern Hwy 

Southfield. Michigan. 48075 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

EXPERIENCED waitresses cooks 

k bus boys Apply weekdays. Pal 

ace Restaurant. 4170 Orchard Lake 

Rd.. Orchard Lake Village between 

8 AM - 5 PM 

RESTAURANT HELP 

FULL TIME DAY COOK 

FULL TIME DAY DISHWASHER 

Other full 4 part time poeltioas 

' M A - K 

Restaurant. 8 Mile Grand River. 

COOKS 

Full-time All 3 shifts open Mast 

be experienced Top pay for niht 

men Apply: Palaw/ Fine Foods 

31471 Southfield Rd ^Birmingham 

500 Htlp Want*) 

WAITRESS 

OPPORTUNITY 

A y /» to 5 day work week 

)110 to $120 per week. Hos- 

pitalization &'Disability Insur- 

ance 

SIGN OF THE 

BEEFEATER 

18901 W. 8 Mile 

Apply Between *2-4PM 

Mon thru Fri. 

Ask For Pete Hoffman 

502 Help Want*) 

Dental-Medical 

PART TIME 

DOCTOR'S OFFICE 

Accurate typiat. experience wth 

Blue Shield billiiig 47M0M 

DENTAL ASSISTANT for West 

Bloomfield orthodontic office 25 qo 

30 hrs per week, 5-5 Experience 

preferred but not necessary, If 

pleasant k responsible. Call eve- 

nings. 151-7172 

NURSE AIDES 

All shifts, full time, will train 

Fringe benefits 

FOUR CHAPJ.AINS 

Convalescent Center 

28349 Joy Rd Westlond 

261-9500 

502 Hdp Wanted 

< Dtntd-Medkal 

EXPERIENCED MEDICAL AS8T 

and LPN for Pediatric office, Roch- 

ester area. » 371-0503 

/NURSE AIDES 

Al Shlfta. full time, experienced 

preferred but not necessary Apply 

in person 

WILLIAMSBURG 

Convalescent Ctr 

21017 Middle belt. Farm 

Between Grd River & 8 Mile 

INTERNIST'S office ki Blrmtag- 

ham sacking a mature person far 

medical assistant's duties Some 

lab experience. ECG and Venepunc- 

ture. some front office procedural 

CaU for appointment 644 7944 

NURSES AIDES 

Al Shifts See Mrs Mayville 

Nightingale West 

8366 Newburgh Rd 

Westland. Nr Joy Rd 

NURSES AIDES 

Full-time. Apply In person: Univer- 

sity Convalescent A Nursing Home. 

28590 Five MUe Road Livonia; lo- 

cated between Inkster and Middle- 

belt Roads -« 

Income Tax Preparers 

No experience necessary, free 

training, full or part time during 

tax season Employment opportu- 

nities in your neighborhood for 

those people who successfully com- 

plete training Excellent earning po- 

tential 

Nationwide Income Tax Servii 

584 7640 

COUNTER PERSONNEL Pll 

Deli Full and part time Exi 

rience preferred, not required 

Apply 29145 Northwestern Hl^ 

way at 12 Mile. Southfield See, 

between 2 PM - 5 PM S56-2 

TELEPHONE WORK Part tlrte. 

evenings Pleasant Southfield of- 

fice Call Mrs Duncan', betw. 

PM 9 PM 557 

EXPERIENCED Day Barmaid, 

cellent salary Medical Insura 

and Life Insurance Sixpente. 

15101 12 Mile. Warden 776-:'6*2 

Surface Grinder Hand 

Must be first class on tool workj I 

block north of Plymouth Rd 1 

block east of Newburgh 

Royce Tool Corp. 

37100 Armhein. Livonia 

No Phone Calls 

urriV/L mnnnuBn, *n,vwv 

114,000 For busy Orthopedic pr 

tice. medical bookkeeping and i 

experience a must. Will superv 

OFFICE MANAGER. $11,000 to 

rac 

IDS 

experience a must. WUI supervise 

staff 

DR PERSONNEL - AGENCY 

Northland Medical Bldg 

569-5254 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - lo 

)6M For expanding Ophthalmology 

office Must know insurance Good 

raises 

DR PERSONNEL • AGENCY 


569-5 2M 

RN - LPN 

Full-Time. Part-Time. Afternoon & 

Midnight shifts Good starting sala- 

ries. modern facilities See Mrs 

Ferguson 

Nightingale West 

8365 Newburgh Rd 

Westland Nr Joy Rd 

NURSE'S AIDES 

Full & Part time 

Apply m person 

LAHSER HILLS 

NURSING CENTER 

25300 Lahser Rd., Southfield 


Dtntd-Medkal 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

Needed for Novi Podiatrist. 

Woman experienced In Medical In- 

surance Claims. fuU time CaU 

Mrs. Sweet 4250337 

NURSE AIDES 

FULL OR PART-TIME 

ALL SHIFTS 

Apply in person between 9 k 4 Pm 

FRANKLIN MANOR 

CONVALESCENT CENTER 

352-7390 

DOCTOR'S office, NW Detroit, ful 

time front office Assistant Should 

be knowledgeable In total office op- 

eration Including aU insurance, bi- 

ting and collection SimUar expe- 

rience wUI qualify Pleasant office, 

good hours and benefits Salary 

commensurate with experience 

Please write, stating qualifications 

and experience, to: Box 548, Ob- 

server k Eccentric Newspapers, 

34251 Schoolcraft, Livonia. .Mth- 

«an 48IM. 


Office-Oericd 

DENTAL Hyglenist, 2 days, good 

with children. EstabUshed prsc 

8734515 

tice Just West of Pontiac 

RN'S 

with psychiatric experience 

Full-time midnights " Apply 

Ardmore Acres 

Hospital 

19810 Farmington Rd 

474-3500 

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT. Beau- 

mont Medical BuUding. must have 

previous experience typing letters, 

and assisting the doctor CaO be- 

fore 6PM 624-7769 

NURSE AIDES 

On job training classes, starting Au- 

gust 16 at 9 AM Minimum 18 years 

old FuU time only Earn * team 

Apply: Mrs McCarthy. 9 AM to 3 

PM. Monday through Friday 

FARMINGTON NURSING 

HOME 

30405 Folsom Rd Farm 

477-7400 " 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Recep- 

tionist Neat, pleasant, mature, 

with executive ability Experienced 

preferred Capable of managing 

busy office Will have later opening 

for Chairslde only Redford area 

Send resume to: Box 562, Observer 

k Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia. Michigan 

481M 

STENOS 

TYPISTS 

KEYPUNCHERS 

If you have past experelnce work- 

ing In an office, uae your spare 

time and skills to make money 

Temporary and full-time assign 

menu are available in your area 

Apply In person or call for an ap- 

pointment today. 

Interviewing Dally 9 AM-3 PM 

See Maryann Burns 

28M9 5 Mi at Beech Daly 

Or Joan Sebelhaus 

292M Ryan Rd at 12 Mile 

MANPOWER 

Temporary Services 

965-7000 


SWITCHBOARD - RECEPTIONIST 

for Southfield firm; typing neces 

sary Phone. 3M-1I19 

GENERAL OFFICE, typing, good 

with figures, calculator ana adding 

machine, experienced Farmington 

location 538-7146 


Omce-Qericd 

AUDITING 

Mature young woman needed 

progressive Southfield Firm ~ 

math aptitude aad general 

skills Typing M WPM excel! 

working conditions and fringe I 

eflts 9 Mile. Evergreen area Cat 

JILL OF AU TRADES 

Typing, light shorthand, fit 

ing. order processing. Customs 

er phone contact, lots of de- 

tail work Pleasant 3-girl off 

fice in Southfield. with ben> 

•fits. Call 9-5PM 557-747} 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT TO POO 

Busy internist needs your expe 

rience in assisting in front desk pro- 

cedures 

DR PERSONNEL - AGENCY 


569-5 2M 

PIZZA MAN wanted, must have 

perience Apply in person. Dinto's 

Sua, 27235 W 7 Mile. RedfOrd 

Township; near Inkster Rd 

WAITRESSES, niaht shift, apply in 

S -rson. Palace Restaurant. 12*81 

reenfield. Near Schoolcraft 

FREE SHOES 

Good Knapp Salesmen earn big 

commissions and never buy she M 

NO Investments' FREE Eqiip 

ment' FREE Training Prolan' 

Interested'' Write Ralph Kell;y, 

Knapp Shoes. 950 Knapp Centre. 

Brockton. MA 02401 

MALE-and female applies its 

needed for positions open 139 |W 

Maple 644 42M 

BIRMINGHAM 

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 

NURSE ATTENDANTS AU shifts. 

FriAge benefits Bedford VUla Nirs 

ing Home. Southfield 557-3333 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Experienced preferred Typing es 

sential 12 Mile - Evergreen area 

CaU Monday. Tuesday. Thursday, 

Friday, between 94 PM 355-9118 

RNS or LPNS 

Day & Afternoon Shifts 

Full Time 

Apply in person 

WILLIAMSBURG 

Convalescent Ctr 

21017 Middlebelt, Farm 

Between Grd River & 8 Mile 

MANAGER 

Frozen Custard • Con 

feci Ion Store in NW Suburb 

required full-time person 

lo assume take charge posi 

, lion Recent references 

557-0194 Week da yk 

RETAIL TRAVEL AGENT 

Strong on International, with g *>d 

management skills required for 

growing Company Send resunv to 

Box 558. Observer k Eccen ric 

Newspapers. 34251 Schoolcraft. Li- 

vonia Michigan 48150 

FOOD BROKER desires soim >ne 

in 

iper 

>88. 

Obaerver k Eccentric Newspapers. 

to take competitive pricing 

Super Markets 10 to 15 hours 

week plus mileage Write Box 

FOREMAN 

Plate * Structural Fabrication 

Growing company in air and water 

pollution control fabrications 

Need experienced FOREMAN who 

can read plate and structural steel 

drawings and supervise a depart- 

ment of M to » shop personnel I 

Good growth opportunity for qual- 

ified man We have doubled our 

in last 3 years 

PLEASE APPLY TO: 

ENVIRO-FAB 

12M0 Beech Daly. Detroit 

937-2000 

DELIVERY BOYS and Piixa 

makers wanted. Immediate open- 

Im Apply. Dlno's Pitaa. 28421 

FiW mIE Livonia after 4PM 

MATURE PERSON To Dp

60(R,W,G-3C) OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC Thursday, August 12, 1976 

504 Hdp Wonted 

Offiet-Oericai 

SECRETARY tor I girl life insur 

ancy agency Experienced desired. 

Southfield area. S»*M0 

OFFICE CLERK 

Sharp g*l. over 25 with good bust 

ntu skills lor buying office of 

wholesale drug company Back 

ground in pharmaceuticals and 

health and beauty aid products 

helpful Novi area Call Miss Har 

rter weekday* between IS AM and 

J PM. 

349-5000 

AD AGENCY SECRETARY 

Basic one-girl office super typist 

shorthand, record keeping and re- 

ceptionist On 10 Mile near South 

Held 557-17* 

SECRETARY for Birmingham ia^ 

yer. shorthand typing and light 

bookkeeping 644 J7?7 

BOOKKEEPING 

CLERK 

Publishing Co in Southfield needs 

•n accurate CLERK TYPIST who 

will work with head bookkeeper in 

preparing related paper work and 

lournal posting Modern pleasant 

office Excellent company benefits 

37W hour week Starting salary 

SIOO per week Call MRS TAUB 

557-0100 

BOOKKEEPING ft INSURANCE 

Intelligent, capable woman wanted 

for local insurance agency Basic 

bookkeeping • insurance experience 

required Excellent working condi- 

. tions snd starting salarv Call for 

appointment 474 »9 

SHARP secretary part time with 

full-time expected in near future 

Good typing shorthand general of 

voung 

Laui 

353 3040 


OfSce-Oetical 

FARMINGTON INSURANCE OF 

FICE needs fast, accurate typist. 

Some telephone contact. Office 

•kills needed, insurance experience 

helpful II Interested send resume 

W: Box $74. Observer ft Eccentric 

Newspapers. SCSI Schoolcraft. U 

voma Michigan 48150 


STATISTICAL TYPIST Secretary 

(or Southfield CPA Firm, pleasant 

working conditions, experience nec- 

essary Salary commensurate with 

experience and ability 

US 1880 

I 

For 

EXECUTIVE 

SECRETARY 

the Regional Sales Office of 

one ol America's largest A most 

prestigious Manufacturers Expan 

sion ol this olllce has necessitated 

the adding ol a second Executive 

Secretary Previous experience 

should include normal Secretarial 

Skills All big Company beneifts 

are included Southfield location 

Salary to start. 8866 per month 

Rapid advancement lo a higher 

pay scale possible within I year 

To discuss this further Call Mr 

R T Barber 

559 2620 

CETA Position Are you over 55, 

have ollice skills and need an 

extra income 7 We are Counseling 

[Clinic and need you For more in- 

'formation please call 852-4550 


Office-Clerical 

SECRETARY lor Insurance Otflci 

must be experienced In Auto. Cast 

ally. Fire and Health Part tlmt 

Redford location Call Lee Leino 

5J5 6910 

TEMPORARY OR PERMANEN 

WE NEED IMMEDIATELY 

Stenos Sr Typists 55 wpm. Dtcti 

phone typists. Accounting Clsrki 

PBX Operators. Legal Secretaries 

Insurance Underwriters. Raters 

Coders. Poll Typists. Claims an 

Workmen's Comp 

MICHIGAN INSURANCE 

PERSONNEL SERVICES. INC 

MI-MI5 961-8751 

TEMPORARY PERMANENT 

KEYPUNCH OPERATORS 

Day, Afternoon ft Midnight shilU 

part ft lull-time. Experienced only 

522-77M 

506 Help Wonted 

Sdes 

CAMERA and/or Dark room sal 

Full time, knowledge of pnoton i 

only Birmingham. Burt. 642 

Livonia. Sandy. 

ft' 

525 41 

A CASH CHRISTMAS can be yours 

by showing Sarah Coventry Je r- 

elery Free kit No collection or < t- 

livery 476-8*0 

rpag . - , 

fice skills for voung law firm in 

Southfield Call l.aura Springer 

SECRETARY needed for small 

sales olfice located in Laihrup Vil- 

lage to handle correspondence and 

other sales activities Must be able 

to work independently, good typ 

ing, and some shorthand required 

Excellent starting salary and 

fringe benefits Submit resume in 

full confidence, outlining expe 

rience and salary required, to Box 

580 Observer ft Eccentric News 

papers 36251 Schoolcraft Uvonia. 

Michigan 48150 

FULL-TIME CLERKS ' 

AUDIT 8. PAYROLL Adding 

machine experience pre- 

ferred 

Aooly Mrs Hubbard, Central 

Accounting 

Montgomery Ward & Co 

12 Mile & Telegraoh 

An 

Sou'hfield 

Equal Opportunity 

CLERK-TYPIST 

Bookkeeping department of Nation 

al Publishing Company located in 

Southlield needs an accurate 

I CLERK TYPIST Excellent opportu 

roty lo work with head bookkeeper 

Modern pleasant ollice Excellent 

employee benefits Vi hour week 

Starting salary $100 per week Call 

MRS TAUB at 

557-0100 

Employer 

EXPERIENCED Girl Friday" 

needed (or underground construc- 

tion co Accurate typist with short 

band ability preferred Apply in 

person. 44480 Grand River. (2nd 

floor i Novi 


Minority Applicants Welcome 

SECRETARY 

Livonia area Experienced secre 

tary with general ollice skills in | 

eluding shorthand required lor 

sales office Bookkeeping knowl- 

edge helplul Send resume to PO 

Box 536 Observer ft Eccentric 

Newspapers J6ISI Schoolcraft. Li- 

vonia, Michigan 48150 

CLERK - TYPIST 

rat* good phone 

small ollice 

last and accu 

attitude (or a 

892-3737 

EXPERIENCED SALESPERSO 

experienced In lugguage. chi ia 

helpful Contact Mr. Kaye 10A I 

5PM Churchill Jewerly ft Gifts 

21921 Greenfield 


Sales 

SALESLADIES 

Experienced In Children's Weir. 

Mature Call Youth Center Store. 

Southfield SMI 

ARE YOU Makina all the 

you want' We offer a pay 

every month Call between 4:30 

PM 8 30 PM 5SI 59S4 

1U 

REAL ESTATE Sales Men 

Women for our New enlarged 

flee TOP^COMMISSION ft Tra 

leree Referalls Member ol UNfcA 

Mvltl-Llst ft Interstate National |e 

lerral Service 

Call Mrs Mallon 

427 5300 

Mallon Rlty 

FARMINGTON RD 

H.E. 

17310 

SALESLADIES wanted lor Lidht 

ing fixture showroom Will tri in 

Modern Wholesale Electric. I! >78 

Middlebelt. wst North of 5 Mfle 

Come in Friday at 12 noon Ask for 

Mr Roth 

YOUNG. AGGRESSIVE PERS 3N 

wanted to join sales lorce ol M eh- 

igan's fastest growing retail fu ni- 

lure chain No experience neies- 

sary. just ambition Call betw en 

12 noon-6 PM. weekdays 534 *332 

NEED 3 ambitious people lor Ms 

agement positions, lull-time, s art 

immediately 455 9847 or 261^622 

KEYPUNCH 

OPERATOR 

Experienced keypunch oper-j 

atpr New Cente area Call, 

Mr Cody at 

875-8300 

SECRETARY Southlield 13 Mile 

area Advertising PR lirm I girl 

office good typing spelling and 

grammar a must Light book , 

keeping desirable 6465458 

~KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 

Immediate opening lor individual 

to perform keypunch (unction in 

the Oak Park Southfield area, 

Twv years experience required on 

an IBM. 129 Keypunch with 12 00Q 

key strokes per hour Excellent hen- 

ellts Please call (or appointment 

867 3600: 

Equal Opportunity Employer M'F, 

LEGAL 

SECRETARY 

Full-time oosi'ion. New Cen- 

ter area Call Mr Lobsinger 

875-8300 

SECRETARY- 

GAL FRIDAY 

For new restaurant in Troy area 

Must be good with (igures Short- 

hand not necessary Call (or ap 

pointment MRS RICE 

562-1662 


BOOKKEEPER OR 

SR ACCOUNTING CLERK 

This is a salaried position Min- 

imum 3 years experience or educa- 

tion in Receivables or Payables 

Other phases would be a plus Must 

type Room lor promotion Paid 

Life ft Health Insurance We are 

headquarters (or an expanding fran- 

chise organisation located near 

Northland Call Mrs Luke (or an 

CASHIERS 

Full and part-time, ove 

Only experienced need apf 

Paid vacations, frmgd-ben- 

efits See Mr Warren. Sfr 

man Prescriptions. Maple 

Lahser Rd. Birmingham. 

ABLE YOUNG ME 

Due lo promotions and rapid ex| an 

sion. we must add 4 young mei or 

women lo our sales stall Above 

erage earnings to Start, with op 

portuntty to advance For dei ails 

call 967 204 5, Thurs 

5 

Fri.. Sat 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 

Need reliable person to assist m» 

ager, opportunity to earn 

week An Equal Opportunity Em- 

ployer For Interview, call 

Sales Associates 

Experienced only Highest comnois 

sions in town Call Mike Cheyjine 

Century 21 

Libby & Associates South 

642-8100 

2 GO GETTERS 

Wanted - Who are Interested In 

ture management position Dial I 

UM 


Sdes 

AVON 

MEET NEW PEOPLE - PROFIT- 

ABLY No experience neces- 

sary Call for information 

334 2109 352-2926 

422-2252 

EARN 9500 to f1.000 between now 

and Christmas Work part-time eve- 

nings displaying Hostess and deco- 

rator gifts 4644159 

ADVERTISING ft PUBLIC 

RELATIONS SALES 

New orpnixatlon will train, no ex- 

perience necessary 6M-M18 

MARRIED COUPLES only, inter 

ested In earning $150-1200 per week 

part-time Call Rich 5»>0I9 

BE A 

PROFESSIONAL 

We will trion you in Mich- 

igan's finest Real Estate 

School and provide you with 

all the modern tools and fccil- 

ities needed, in the Real Es- 

tate profession Highest com 

issions paid and a very lucra- 

tive incentive plan. 

For details, call 522 8300. 

ask for John Buggy. 

Integrity 

Realtors 

THE TOY Chest needs help 

earnings lor showing a guaranteed 

line ol toys and gifts No delivering 

or collecting No cash investi 

Fantastic hostess plan Toy 


Part Time 

TELEPHONE ANSWERING serv- 

ice operator 5-9PM shift and con- 

tiant. Will train Must write le- 

gibly and be able to spell. 336-3100 

WILL YOU care for adult Retarded 

and Disabled persons in your 

home' Stays from a weekend to 30 

days $10 per day. CaU 

R C Daniels. 4154110 

508 Htlp Wanted 

Domestic 

BABY SITTER tor first grade?. 

Near Woodale School. Partington 

Hills Before and after school Call 

after 6 PM 47S 4JS0 

RELIABLE Baby Sitter wanted, 

evenings ft some dsys. Twycking- 

ham Sub. Southlield Your own 

transportation preferred but not 

necessary. 352 5837 

WOMAN wanted to live In Care 

for elderly lady, room and board. 

$110 a month 414 4709 

MOTHER S HELPER to tare for 

household and 10 year Old girl 

Mother in wheel chair. 5 of 6 days 

weekly Near Somerset Mall Will 

consider live-in. Reply wi(h refer- 

ences PO Box 668. Obaerver 

Ample parking air condi 

ng Rentals (or all occasion? 

036 or 46445011 

rew vat'On 

GR 4 9636 

618 Child Care 

CHILDREN'S WORLD 

KINDERGARTEN 

certified Small class 

dual 

pro 

the morning Full 

available Limited 

S'd'e 

su * perm is much md 

aiilention Educaiionol 

go am in 

day care 

en ollmeni 

476 8110 

62j4 Professional 

Services 

BFTTER MILEAGE and improved 

pe (ormance tor your car through 

emission "Adjustment We come 

to you guaranteed 8514810 

6?6 Bingo 

REY-UT 

5050 San Souci HaU 

9 Mile W o( Middlebelt 

very Thursday. 7 PM Sharp 

Every" MONDAY 7 30 PM 

Congregation BNai Moshe 

14390 W 10 Mile Rd 

Corn Church. Oak Part 

628 Entertainment 

Ml SIC FOR YOUR PARTY Paino 

portaHIc organ wilh rhythm box 

liable For background danc 

sing-a-long etc 3534566 

ARTY ENTERTAINMENT' 

Mi d Reading! Hypnotism! Ctos 

UpMagic' By Bill Nagler OR Brth- 

da Magic & Balloons 1 By Bilv the 

CHwn 356 51II 146247* 

JAN SAN PUPPETS 

Children's entertainment Puppets, 

mfgic music all occasions CaU 

642 7450 or 647-4676 

MAGIC COMEDY 

VENTRILOQUISM 

I EATURING EDDIE JAYE 

k CARLTON The CROW 

Skars o( The Bimbos Show k 

The "Funtastic World o( Magr 

CALL 

398-5357 

land 

days 

vers Th> 

ne d for your wedding 

52J 

700 Auction Sales 

episncy 

21 hour 

Tele 

FOUND TV, Southfield Arei •Cal 

81 M8&5 

LOST July. JO. Make Siamea Cat, 

Light Beige. Dark Brown Ma*. 

POCO Livea at *4II Anghnk Rd 

MUe Lady who 

near I MUe Lady 

please return caO. 

aled. 

4164212 

FOUND. CALICO cat. 

tag. Orchard Lake ai 

Lake Rd. area. 

Mindy an 

d Walnut 

8 14164 

LOST: la New England 

Plymouth. Yetto 

kkten 

Englar 

and w> 

FOUND: Airedale Terrier 

and brown, haa celar. Warren. L»- 

ley area, 

LOST: Sofa cusion tost whil4 mar 

tag. emerald men. Igbt 

cording. Bates ft Brown area 

green area. 

LOST: Vtetaly of Tetograia end 

lost 

as. 

Terrier. 

Howard. Days | 

Sub | 

male 

FIILL VARIETY of Excellent 

M sic k Entertainment Expe 

iqneed m providing the finest ki 

sic for all social occasions 

ry ' 7314*1 

Country Auction 

r ord IN Trsctor-Fsrm Took 

Antiques Household 

Ig71 Chevy Pickup. Camper Top 

will have a public auction ai 

1*65 Collins Road. Dundee. Mrb 

Located West of US-!) just North 

M40 off Petersburg Road 

SjATURDAY. AUG. 14 - II AM 

NOTE' Tha Is A Big Sals! 

OWNER; KEITH REED 

jctloneers; Ltoyd R Braun. Am 

rbor, 6654646 Jerry L Hebner. 

Ply mouth. 453-4109 

BLUE MENAGERIE BAND 

MUSIC FOR ALL AGES 

experienced musicians you 

4524 

Dsve 

937-2642 

To Settle the Estate of 

e loie Mr Al VanConho 

ESTATE 

AUCTION 

SAT. AUGUST 21 

II AM. Located Al 

1*6 KELLOGG RD 

BRIGHTON. MICHIGAN 

Kellogg Rd li off of Old Grand 

I tver and N. of 14* s-way 

IN ACRES of choice (arm lead. 

Ilany antiques. oM automebdee 

tractors aad (ana macbtaary. a 

ef fa i 

3 7 

I wil ba 

tfab paper cenceratag tbb 

Watch For R! 

Aactteaeers-Oeorge Y< 

3ao. Dombrow 4 

For Information, Cal 

^72-4110

PUBLIC AUCTION 

Utk» Form Bureau " 

6981 Auburn 

tfti RaMrood Trocks) 

Sot. Aug 14 

Start* Promptly • 

JO AM Till ?? 

Certified Auctioneer 

Paul Hillman 

Ample parking, shelter and 

refreshments available 

New items in cose lots, town 

sprinklers, garden tools, 

sprayers, misc brands of fertilizer, 

garden tools, bird fod- 

ders and MUCH MORE! 

^veryone Welcome 

702 Antiques 

ANTIQUES ft yard Mte. Mtlf 

a t ' E L t t - E f 

PM ON Wetawt Lafee Rd M« 

ft Mittlebelt 

ATTENTION 

SHOPPERS 

(NfW *«CHANDIS€ WEEKLY 

Oak Drive-In 

Flea Market 

EVERY SAT ,9-4 

2916 NORMANDY. 3 bl. E of 

WOODWARD between 13 ft 

14 MILE ROYAL OAK. 

Refreshments- 

Old Fashioned Prices 

Free Admission ft Parking 

ATTENTION 

EXHIBITORS 

$5 P« SPACE P« DAY 

Call 1-731-1773 or 435-4558 

Fresh Produce-Accent Pieces 

ANTIQUES-RUMMAGE ITEMS 

TOYS-CUT FLOWERS 

ARTS ft CRAFTS 

Spec, of the Week 

Ansidant Piont Doctor 

% , ° s s 

M1411I 

AMISH^BLANKET cheat, 41_M 

taMe wHh leaves, Hoe 

Matt, china cabinet, 

wtth I leaves. mir 

&tafltaMe w 

STpridav • MelPM. MlPir J imujjk». 

W. feloomftoMWa WMt Of 

•Mr aad asrth ef WMaaO Rd 

One Mock south M Quartan Qui 

SALE 

W J S T y J S T T ^ : 

Items with yeltow tag. nurfad way 

down Opto Afternoons ewnpt Surv 

708 Household Goods 

Oddond County 

FIFTY" rto of rxxl wool ctrprt 

Mc l w m Mte. Www*, mvn 

MOVING WEST 

IM MW Ttomasvilte Country 

sss. 

i Z m ' S m * 

WJtsTriafriiio couch. gold pfW 

upholstery. excellent coodltloo. 

p . I k m velvet ladles chair* 

IM each. Maple chad, Ml- I *r* 

pine matching tables. US each 

HMk ftayl racUnar. M Quarton 


Oakland Cowify 

S 5 S ? M S£5*SSS5 

SB* twins 

matching tuh chair. flw-JJjJ 

Lake Area 

House Sale 

HUNTINGTON WOODS 

OTM W. Lincoln sat ft Saw 

Aug 14 ft It. II Ull I pm 

Traditional funilture. Chlnaaa Chip- 

Pie Crua table Maboga 

ay tea cart Picks Reed bamboo 

runt It ura Klrman Oriental rag 

Ptae la MM, Vlctortao met* I una. 

Eanpire ftreeeer mirror. Stafford 

chtna. Starling aad plated diver 

pieces CM crystal stemwsre Wai- 

st bookcases. many colledables 

Whirlpool w at bar. stove * refrlg 

erator Plus much mora bouaehold 

miac Mao « aaacutlva wdnut 

dssks. calculator, adding machine, 

typewriter. plus additional office 

EDMUND FRANK & CO. 

Liquidator* 

m-tm 

BEAUTIFUL oriental teakwood 

serosa wtth lade, mother rf PaorlJ 

aM aaap ««* figurine* Rose 

nman Flower Shop MS-lll< 

STEAMER TRUNK. lit TatAe, 

chair*, m Girl * bikes. B and $1$. 

Electric stove. US M1-7XM 

HENREDON Sofa.-M In . ueed J 

to. beige with navy Valid 

for MM Include* crate After 

ft? 

FORMICA TABLE (Walnut top 

Kal lacs) with I leal 

and 4 chalra Excellent 

wtth brown maul 

i) with 

em 

04-11 

WROUOHT IRON teEeTSaM too. 

4 chair* Uka aaw, MM firm WIU- 

ttuiMild maple Cannon Ball bad 

(Ml); larf. & d ea cheat.7 draw- 

chair m Drum table SIS. Sofa by 

Ale*. cuatom M In. Mft groen mat- 

leee. Uka aaw. •MT Queen Anne 

edited chair. Ml. OlrTs Engttah 

S T m lady * golf duh* W 

Lamp*, etc t M M 



DWIN0 ROOM hat. wHh eMaaMb- 

4 «?w\ 

WALNUT drop leaf labia. Uta ta». 

Ml Royal blue velvet king doe 

»» Lamp. M lach £na£ 

Md other mlacellanaoue 477.10M 

SOFA. M la. long, royal bine, like 

aaw, IM. Two matcMng chair, 

wtth ottoman, royal blue, white 

HOUSE SALE. Made (Maine aat. 

hand-braided rug. be.uUhil pool 

table, metal office 

color TV. etc 1X3 So fcoakrook 

Ooe*; corner Maple ft SeTu-aa- 

brook Croaa Fri. ft Sat.. I AM I 

PM - 

WALNUT DINING ROOM SIT. 

table. I chalra. china cablad. $17T 

$6 1 3224 

5J-E5: 

aaav chair and ottoman, lit. Alter 

I Plf M14MX 

BEAUTIFUL. Sturdy, Sola Tradi 

Uonal. excellent condition, R****d 

Price Won't Laat Keep TrfJJ. 

LOVE SEAT. » In B/W conaote 

TV. working condition; Polaroid 

square ahooter. like new. automat- 

ic>adar. electric dry**, good 

working condition, any or aU M2 /WD 

TWO aat af cudom m*de draces, 

•wag* and sheers t years oM. Per- 

(net Wlntergreen 

47444M 

ESTATE SALE 

I 

Carved living room furniture from 

the IMI'a. maple dining room aet 

wtth ladder back chair*, kitchen 

aat. lovely Louii XV mahogany 

double bedroom, den with aleep 

bad. aew white refrigerator, wash 

er. dryer, many TOOLS Much 

hric-a-brac. 

18429 Harlow 

DETROIT 

a blocks E. af Southfield Rd.. 3 

S of 7 Mile.) 

FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY 

AUGUST 13 8. 14 

HOURS 10 AM - 5 PM 

CONDUCTED BY 

GINI 

j 647-1674 

BLUE GRASS 

FARMS 

Growers of Nursery Sod 

Top Soil 

Landscaping 

Evergreens 

Seeding, Sodding 

Fertilizer 

Sand, Peat 

Fill Dirt 

Stone 

DANISH Modem 

snd corner table. ITS or bestoffar. 

Q|l 

MOVING SALE - Art opjects, fine 

china (service for ID, * Eiffel 

S «. elegant mshogany dssk ft 

r Mirrors, silk love seat, cock- 

tail table, tea room slse foodI friod- 

*r. Patio chairs. Dfccs_soUd state 

stereo record player. Fsrtarw«re 

broiler. Charmglo portable gss 

grill, typewriter* tsble Plsnte. X 

matching tall bookcaie*. picture 

frames Electric room heater, gs- 

rage vacuum, new twin bedspreads 

wtth mstchlng pillow shams. mtoc 

item* w 7 * 

TWIN BEDS, complete, bedspresd 

Washer. Dryer, Plnetlque drop 

front deak. braided rugs, dl point- 

ings 055-2971 

706 Housohold Goods 

Oddond County 

CUSTOM MADE China Ml 

MISC. FURNITURE. I barrol 

vanity or deak with chair. MS. aov- 

atty. 

DINING ROOM SET, table M 

Inches, with II Inch laaf. I chairs, 

buffet, pads. |1M. mahogany. 

47447M 

LIKE NEW. butcher Mack dinette 

aat. room bar, sofa labia, daas ft 

chrome. Call •M-WI 

MOVING. Bedroom, dining room, 

breakfront. living room area rugs, 

lamps, pictures. Misc. furniture 

MAPLE bedroom set. kitchen sat 

family room furniture, baby grand 

piano, children'a organ, mla- 

cellaneous household M441M 

MARBLE top dining table bkek 

Iron baae. matching tea troUey. 

1750 Pewter framed mirror. I ft I 

In * I ft MM Blackamoor porce- 

lain lamp. M In high MM X braaa 

Doric column lampa M In high 

IS50 each. J upholatered hand 

carved chairs. MM each. MI-M47 

COMMERCIALS, residential 

16185 NEWBURGH RD. 

464-2080 7AW-7PM 464-2081 

MOVING SALE 

EVERYTHING ~ MUST SELL 

l.G.S ASSOCIATES 

569-0219 

B IM WHEEL HORSE TRACTOR 

(11 with 42 In cutting aecUon. 

snow plow, wheel weight* snd 

chain, other lawn equipment, and 

fertilisers, garden tool* including 

hoee and carts, cue cart. AN- 

TIQUE hall tree. J ANTIQUE Iron 

lamps, other lamps. 1X)BSTER pot. 

ANTIQUE gum ball and half mile 

game, most unususl ANTIQUE 

carved wall shelf. ANTIQUE brlc 

a-brae, boy's bedroom sd. CUS- 

TOM French Provincial sectional, 

•tereo and *tand. breakfast set 

Magnus chord organ, china. AME- 

THYST crystal, cup* snd saucers, 

mug collection, kltchenwsre. silver 

pieces. Iswn furniture including 

wrought iron set snd umbrells. set 

of ststnless. books. Isdles' snd 

men'* bike*, many mirror*, bar 

chair* much ladle*' size I clothing, 

from exclusive drea* shop, custom 

jewelry, men's clothing • 44 regu- 

lar, boy's cldhes - age* 15 • XS 

Some art. coatume Jewelry, much 

ANNOUNCEMENT 

TRISHA 

(formerly of 

Trisho Conducts) 

IS BACK 

t 

TRISHA & DEE 

Estote and 

Household Sales 

To be on our 

Mailing List, call: 

643-7004 

DRAPERIES, beautiful, prartlcally 

new. lined, off white, antique satin, 

cover area 14 ft wide, floor to cdl 

ing 50 pleats Msde by decorator 

Reasonsble M4-0061 


Oddand County 

TWO FIREPLACB SETS. 1 an- 

Uqia. 4^jrtaea». MM. 1 brsas, J 

MM1M 

OLD FASHIONED vanity, single 

rattan headboard, oak room divi- 

der. oM dad. Rochester area 

rtam 

MUST SELL twin bed blond mahog 

any tafroom sat. studio couch, 

leather top end tables, conaole 

table, marble planter Inserts. Psn- 

asonic portable TV. mirrors, 

lampa. bookcases, miac 

FURNITURE. Cable Nelson spinet 

piaao. household Items, beds, odd* 

aid ends. 1HX3 FUmora. South- 

field. first house wad of Southfield 

Road 

TOP QUALITY CONTEMPORARY 

free (landing fireplace Uka new 

Widdicomb Ung • slie bed and 

frame*, X night stsnds (Breton fin- 

ish). Moving, mud sell 

CUSTOM Made M Inch loose cush 

Ion sofa. Frultwood dining room 

sd. oval table, with leaf and cus- 

tom pad, I chairs, buffet, china cab- 

inet. Stereo with multiplex 

Wrought Iron, glass, table and 4 

chairs Velvd upholstered chaise 

Zlg-Zag sewing machine. Matching 

fruitwood coffee table and X end 

tables Red rinyl recliner chair, 

misc items Bdween I AM-S PM. 

Mon thru Thufs.. 5M7M1 

CONTEMPORARY bedroom, kinga- 

ise, 7 pieces, wslnut. free bed- 

spread. white baby crib, dresser, 

cradle, dressing table, S5I-SXJ5 

ROSEWOOD CHAIR, mahogany 

deak vanity, dental steel cablnd. 

Art Deco table and chair 711-5545 


Oddand County 

MODERN WALNUT dinta« room 

sM. beautiful area rug. other house- 

hold furnishings AIT good condi 

BREAKFRONT, with desk, solid 

m*hogan. Portable dishwasher. 

Solid maple bedroom *et. • ptecae 

' XM-71M 

CARPETING, Burnt Orange. Tea 

cart, Glass coffee table Yellow ac- 

cent table Good condition 3M-57X3 

MEDITERRANEAN Dining set. 

Uka naw. Living room sofa, vary 

food condition MM for both or 

bed offer 4X7 X445 

ELECTRIC STOVE, like new. |78 

Gaa stove. M* Old Rockina chair, 

txo. Swivel chair, |7. Sleeper 

couch. |15. Old barber's chair, tM. 

474-XMI 

HOUSEHOLD 

SALES 

ESTATE 

LIQUIDATIONS 

APPRAISALS 

Competently Handled By 

l.G.S. 

ASSOCIATES 

569-0219 


Wayno County - 

BEDROOM tat C0«ptau, qaaa 

dttion Moving MM firm Baforel 

I'M 455-0309 

SINGER GOLDEN Touch 0 Saw. 

MM. Singer Future II. lass thanl 

r r old am At 1.8 M.E . S1MI 

5 MUe Rd M1411I 

SINGER Slant-o-matlc sewing ma- 

chine In a walnut cabinet Good 

condition tlM. After I 4XI-MM 

COLONIAL sofa and X chairs, dive 

green, good condition. 4M-1M4 

FURNITURE ft Porch sale Satur- 

day ft Sunday Lawson sofa, blue- 

red onion pattern; X blue skirted 

chairs; old Victorian Pidgeon hole 

desk; wicker rocker and love seat. 

Much mtec XMM Acacia, South 

fldd; off 10 Mile, between Lahaer 

and telegraph JSJ-MlS 

POWER drive Jacobean Manor. XI 

Inch. XM, HP. M1-1M1 

SAT .AUG 14. 10 AM-S PM 

MI45 LaBREA COURT 

FRANKLIN 

S off IS. 1 blk W of Telegraph S 

on Helmandale Bear right snd 

right on LaBrea Court 

APRICOT VELVET SOFA. S4 

Inches. X Mahogany end tables, 2 

lampe. Excellent condition. 3S7-M00 

MATCHING COUCH - chair, used 1 

year. |300 X lampa. glass tsbies. 4 

new ledher like game table chairs. 

MM new, sacrifice. M00 Ml-1770 

WE ARE SELLING furniture and 

recreation If you are Interested. 

rse come to 31106 Schoolcrtn. 

of Merriman 


Wayne County 

SINGER 

Zig Zag sewing machine, cabinet 

model automatic "Dial Model' 

Makes blind hems, design*, button 

holes, etc. Pay off $53 cash or 

monthly payments. Guaranteed 

UNIVERSAL 

SEWING CENTER 

FE 4-0905 

BROWN Davenport, festher type 

cushion*, very comfortable, good 

condition Originally 1500 Self for 

1175 Mt-MM 

SHAG RUGS, royal blue 15X10, 

180 green 9X11124 M2-4337 

CLEAN * roliaway bed, $25 

f>4*> !K) 1 S 

CUSTOM buirt tofs. Itme gmn. J 

cushion with tufted side and back 

pillows. Square walnut end table. 

Chrome and wood bookcase. Round 

ceramic hanging lamp. All eicel- 

lent condition, very ressonsbly 

priced Before II AM M5-I3I2 

IVORY WEDDING aown snd man- 

Ulls veil, sla IX. lis . Mt-X7M 

SALE 

16th Anniversary 

FINAL 

Summer Clearance 

ALL SUMMER CLOTHING 

25 to 75% OFF 

BIRMINGHAM 

RESALE SHOP 

319 E. BROWN 

X blks S of Woodward ft Maple (15 

Mile Rd ). 3rd bldg on Brown St 

wed off Woodward 

OPEN: Mon. thru Sat 10-5 

PARK IN REAR 

ONE pair kitchen drapes, cuatom 

made, with canopy top, light yel 

low with orange and yellow ball 

trim. M 3 hanging fixtures. X for 

(fining room anal boy's tennis ball 

fldure with all accessories, brand 

new Carpeting for stairs and X 

landings, gola sculptured, best 

offer 542 1142 

AQUA ft WHITE French Provincial 

5 piece bedroom set. 2 Lenox China 

lamps Wall mirror. Collapsible 

dog run 10 gallon aquarium outfit. 

2 drawer file cabinet After ( PM 

557 X523 

FURNITURE Beautiful black 

vinyl ft chrome set- Includes bar 

stools, tabiee. sofa, ft chairs Idesl 

for dub. office, recreation or adlvl- 

ties room Excellent condition 

I3S-7MS 

COUCH matching love sest, cus- 

tom made, sky-blue, coat |M0. sell 

$3M or best offer 4M-X4I4 

BLOND DINING room table. 4 

chairs. $XS or best offer. 53X-XM4 

GIGAN1IC SALE • 50 yesrs accu- 

mulatlon. something for everyone, 

5X0 N. Holbrook. Plymouth; 1 

block north off Plymouth Road, 1 

block ead Mill Stred. Thurs.. Fri . 

Sat 

709 HousMd Goods 

Wayno County | 

BEDROOM SIT: I drawer mrnmr 

with mirror; t .draw«ff dMM; 

double headboard aad fodbeard 

MA Dark^fne hutch, excelled 


Wayno County 

MISCELLANEOUS -FURNITURE, 

reuad kitchen table, ismaa, end 

couch aad chair, coo- 

•la Mara*. palnUnp. aad 

bad. 1MM drayfWDdrott 

BOLSTERED Sofa Bad. oMtpa 1 

Ml. Bha Sofa Ml. % cdl aprteg 

roll-away IM. High Chair 111. car 

bod til. droller Ml 4XMTI7 

BEDROOM SET. Dreeaer, Qad. 

Double Bed complete $7$ Alum I 

dam Storm Door M In. IT. Bumper 

Pool table IM Glria M" Bito M 

couch n 

TWIN »SEDS, complete. I frswer 

cheat. 7 drawer 6nk. chair wtth Ot- 

taeaaa. walnnt formica kitchaa 

taMe. safety gaU. high chair, crib. 

Ed,orfM.cdiafUrl«:m_747| 

BRAND NEW. Mud MU: Mag 

room sd. bedroom sat and dinette 

ad. Asking MM (or all. but will sell 

separately. After I PM XM-I7II or 

after 11 AM 

MAGNA VOX STEREO. $75 Coo 

temporary chair, tM. Swivel rock 

orTSM Bookcaae aingle bed. MB 

All in excelled condition 4M1M1 

MOVING SALE. Steel taMe. much 

furnltura. good coadlttoo. best 

offer Sewing machine. 

MUST SELL Love seat |140 Di- 

nette ad $100 Coffee tsble $15. 

Dreaser chert. $45 Swivel rocking 

chair. $X5 Refrigerator. $3X5 

Desk. MS 47$-MM 

MOVING 3 davenports. X bedroom 

sets. 1 kitchen set, I occasional 

chairs, portable bar with stods. 

cocktail tsble snd Pembrooke 

table, other miscellaneous items 

and appliances 4M42M 

CRIB' verv sturdy, complde. air 

conditioner $000 BTU. Hawaiian gui- 

SALE SALE 

Liv Room Set. 2 pc new ... $M.$1M 

Bedroom Sets MMM 

Bedroom Sets, new $n,$ies 

Sofs Beds, new $71 

Bunk Beds, new $41,M$ 

Hollywood Bed, comp M7 

Tables-End Tables M.M.t? 

Gas ft Elec Stoves $XI.$M 

Refrigerators $» 

Lamps, new M. M 

Chests ft Dressers $17.$XJ.IXI 

Mattresses....: Ml.MS.Ml 

Beds $11.11$ 

Dinette Sets.new $31 

We Deliver 

New and Used Furniture 

BARGAIN HOUSE FURNITURE 

21741 Fenkell (ot Lahjer) 

Welfare Orders Accepted 

Store Hrs I 30-5 30 PM 

APARTMENT SALE! 

ANTIQUE Crystal, tlassware. sil- 

ver. Mahogany. Walnut furaithre. 

bedroom furniture. 'Lots of 

Goodies!'. Daily-Sunday 10 to I 

PM. Westland Colonial Vlllaae 

Apartments, till Wayne Road, 

Bldg. M. Apt 1120, Westland 

CHEST d DRAWERS, til Large 

drop-leaf .table, seats IX. ITS 

Child's harvest table, benches. $M 

4X1-M44 

STEAM CLEAN 

YOUR OWN CARPETS ft SAVE 

RENT A MACHINE FROM A PRO- 

FESSIONAL 

PLYMOUTH RUG 

CLEANERS, INC 

117$ Starkwedher Plymouth 

453-7450 

ROLL TOP deak. perfect condition 

one year old. Make dfer Student 

desk, bloode. good con * lt>1 ^ 

BRAIDED RUG. I x IX Like new. 

$40 Call after 4 PM 4M< 

DUNCAN PHYFE dinlna sd. I 

pieces, plus pads After 3 PM^ ^ 

LOVESEAT. walnut, cane back ft 

bottom, removable cushion. Walnut 

dining room set. 51 x 41 table. • 

cane back chairs. GA X-44M 

HAMMOND ORGAN, M00, china 

hutch. X crushed velvet chairs 

341-7755 

MOVING-household furnishings, 

•pinet piano, like new, stereo and 

radio, sewing mschine, 2M75 ROM 

Redford Twp 

MAPLE Bookcase bunk beds com- 

plete $50 Mshogsny flip-top card 

table with drawer $50 274-3042 

tar and case. 

453-MM 

KENMORE electric range, Hd- 

point refrigerator, antique l^»lece 

dining room sd 

ESTATE Milan vendian lace table 

ad. complde. Also Richilieu lace 

Sd Etc MX-1747 

ESTATE FURNITURE SALE M7$ 

Llnville. off Ann Arbor Trail be 

tween Newburg and Wayne Aug 

13. 14 I till 5 pm Couch, chairs, 

end tsble. Ismp*. 4 piece bedroom 

sd Fsmily room set. monkey pod 

table, mdd wardrobe, humidifier, 

water softener, odds and ends 

GARAGE SALE - Electric stove in 

birch plywood cabinet. Grandfather 

dock. Pembroke table. 2 antique 

small rockers, some Victorian sli- 

ver and crystal. Farm Bells 23300 

Haggerty Road, at I 1 * Mile. 

TWO occasional chairs, very good 

condition 111 each. KEM1M 

CHINA CABINET Modem, dark 

flniah. MA 4M-1MX 

ROUND Bras* M Inch dining table 

with inch smoke glass top, 4 Us 

lured Herculon chairs, off white by 

Sella. Originally $1XM Usad 

months Matching off whila love 

aeat. originally ISM. perfect condi 

tlon Must sell, bed oner IM-01X7 

Ml-MM 

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS 

Permit tMll 

EVERYTHING MUST GO 

Mattraaa or bos sprtap Ml W 

adte sd. Ml Tables from Ml 

Salt ft chair from $140 Bedroom 

sets from |1M. 

HARBOR HOUSE FURNITURE 

XMM W I MUe near Beech Ddy 

M3-71M 

COMPLETE houaehold lurniahiiigs 

""" 

MUSt SELL THIS WEEK - Odd 

sda. swivel rocker. Spanteh di- 

nette. wsaher ft dryer, X speed 

bike, window fan. sld rack, small 

apdiancea, Ice skate* mac 3MM 

B3wTWed of Wayne, between 

Ana Arbor Trail • Joy. IM-IXM 

ANTIQUE DRESSER. W ftjd. 

M$ Studio couch. $11 Trunk. M 

Small gas stove. $25 

SEL1G Olive groan davenport. Mr 

ft Mrs Chair ft ottoman All vary 

good condition. $1M complete 

Ward* Si»utur« M«IM machine 

a walnut cablnd. $7$ uas dove^l 

years old. Harvest gold 4M14M 

BOX SPR1NO mattress seU. * off. 

Serta posture Twin. till, full |1M. 

queen, MM. king M» 

sellout 

CLOCKS, grandfather M Inch tail, 

triple chimes, moon face. 3 sides 

glMa. cod MM. sell MM D«l 

sellout. "I-7M1 

ADC-ALL CREDIT OK 

Small Csrpet Desler - Cfcaaout 

Sale Gaod.carpet Id*""**? 

utensil set wtth purchase 5M-M77, 

J/1 Ml 

THREE piece bedroom set. SM. 

one coucn. green and flowered 

DINING ROOM SET Table, 

leaves, buffd. chins csbinet Light 

walnut wood Excellent condition 

MOO 427-SM7 

APPLIANCES snd furniture, excel- 

lent condition, must sell immedi- 

ately Call after $ PM 477 4«M 

DINING ROOM SET In top condi- 

tion Small site Contemporsry styl- 

ing Drop leaf table, china cablnd. 

4 chair After 5 PM 425-4IM 

GLASS and chrome lamps; kitchen 

set. 4 chairs 451-1233 

MOVING bedroom sd. MM Dinlna 

room table. 4 chdrs. $1M Hdpdd 

pink stove. $M Vacuum. MS 

Lounge chair. $15. TV iterao con 

sole. $1M. Humidifier. $M Winter 

cldhlng KB 4-M41 

DINETTE BOOTH. Carpettna 14 

sq yds ; World Books Child (raft, 

15 Volumes; Antique Dresser; 

Stereo 4XX-M15 

print cushion, M laches lon|. XM4 

FULL SIZE Hollywood bed. maple 

headboard, good condition, com- 

plde. $35 

FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, gas 

stove, wtaher. dryer, dinette sd. 

kitchen table and chairs, misc^ ^ 

SILVER plating repairs, sllw. 

^ VE $-«7Xl 

BABY ITEMS Crib complete, 

porta-crib, droller, back pack, car 

seat. toys, ddhes. 45HXM 

CARPETING. M yards of black ft 

white nylon tweed, like naw. $M 

474-71m 

GORHAM Sterling. Fairfax pat 

tern, over IM plecea. 1X4 piece 

place setting, plus edras. Initial E. 

laooo to replace A»Ung $10M 

KK. 3-0042 

DINETTE SET. wallet, dropleaf 

table. 4 chairs, corner cabinet. $75. 

Ke 24031 

SWIVEL ROCKER Modern gld 

.fabric, high back. $M 45MM5 

WOODARD WROUGHT Iron bar 

GENERAL ELECTRIC. I.MI BTU. 

ueed 3 months only, excellent condi- 

tion. tM. eUctric and power town 

mowers. Ml each, excellent condi- 

tion 

3M2M4 

BUNK BEDS, Ml; sofs and chair. 

MM; bedroom suite. |1M convert 

ible sleeper. $M. dinette sd. MS; 

air condtttoner. 2MM BTU After IX 

noon. 342 isso 

COLOR TV X5 inch walnut console, 

dl channel* pre-set tuning Excel- 

lent condition, guaranteed ll» 

71»-M04 

©barrup ,.,,,,Horne & Service Guide 

Hauling 

LENS TRUCKING SERVICE 

Furniture ft appliance moving, ap- 

pliance delivery Commercial serv 

feaTclean up removal M7-1IM 

4X7-4111 

LIGHT HAULING 

Garage-basemt-yard. M7-ll$ 

JONES HAULING 

Tree removal, free pickup on some 

usable items 

Call anytime 334-0*57 

End Loader Service Fire cleanup 

WRECKING-BULLDOZING 

Rubbish Removal » 

Ml-122$ M2M« 

Landscaping 

II. iJi.ll. 

Hearing 

HOME HEATING SERVICE 

Service-Repair-Cleaning 

Master Charge 0? 

Interior Decorating 

WHOLESALE 

TOPSOIL 

Now Looding at Corner 

of 8 Mile & Haggerty 

Also Deliveries Made 

464-2080 464-2081 

BUSS LANDSCAPING SpedaUxing 

in Yews. Pyrsmldals. Capttatoa. 

Hicksi. Globes ft Spreaders From 

M M to Ml M Old planting remov 

ed. replaced with new XMM Seven 

Ml Rd. S blocks E. of Inkster 

KE 4-M17 

PROFESSIONAL Interior Consult 

ant; room, entire home, floor 

s^srtsufss jsss. 

BLUE GRASS 

LAWN SUPPLIES 

ore now cutting a 

MIXED NURSERY GROWN 

SOD 

on Newburgh Rd. betw 54^> 

Mile- Also deliveries mode 

464-2080 464-2081 

Landscaping 

NEW ft RENEW • sod ft seeding 

Sod delivered or layed on your 

grade. Top soil, peat 4 fill. Dirt re- 

moved Truck ft Trailer for Hire 

Disc ft grading 474-M14 

FARMINGTON, NOVI, LIVONIA 

5 YARDS FILL DIRT |15 

5 YARDS Xnd TOP SOIL $20 

Bulldoxing ft Finished Grading 

470-004$ 

SODDING ft^LAWN REPAIR 

FREE ESTIMATES 

After 4 PM niooos 

Janitorial 

LOWELL JANITOR SERVICE 

Cpds. window, floors Hjndr 

Landscaping 

THE DIGGERS 

MID SUMMER CLEAN UP 

Trimming, mulching, spraying, 

weeding, dividing WltJc.ro ^ 

REDWOOD DECK- 

KITS 

Landscape Design 

& Installation 

NEW RR TIES 

• 4*4x0 

4xlsl 

0x0x0 

MM 

J3.M 

M-75 

MM 

Wood Oar |t>Chips M yd 

Ohio Blue Wall stone f«7 ton 

Napoleon Wall stone M0 ton 

Patio Blacks I '

710 Mbc. For Sate 

Octoand County 

f i g f 

LE-Aag, imk, 9 AM - 8 

awuth Rd.. Apartment 

Plyn Md k. Mayflower Co^p 

H g S r S S 

hot triad m MUM 

JSC OF Furniture, gnrdea 

Jacobean trlmmer-edger, 

antlqaaa. microscope, 

rrs, ouUlde Iroa furol 

Brittany Drive. II Kite - 

Rd 

K . 

«MMgg. ant 

typa Ore wars, 

lore >4455 Bril 

LUGGAGE I ptoec M B E fife- 

poedU TouriaUr vary nod condi 

ItaMNdi Ask for Nfck. 

GARAGE SALE Bric-a-brac. low. 

boy's aad latkee ctdMag. eMt- 

mai trim, school supplies and mls- 

ueHaanua. 372* W.TemkortoB. o— 

- > U . . L — 

north oI 

block weat ef 

Bloomfield HUU. 

•graph 

P1VE FAMILY carage aale 

Friday ta Wadaaada; clothing 

710 Misc. For Solo 

Oddond County 

COLLECTABLE* aM afdi newemr 

parta. motor*, chalna, S.hp 

hi to tj 

, typewrttare, Twwwlaji 

(Ma. iwtag aat. chain IUk 

Md aao« lendng. Nov portabfe 

toaaal Now gaa Tight flituro. Ro- 

cord playera. *lolh««^MU- 

cailaaooua 24845 Olen Orehard. 

d l* Mile ead d Farmington 

luiuat 14. IS. ttom - Ipm 

Rd 

OARAGE BALE. Ad*ma cadie. 

Aag II 4 lOUt; IS AM - S PM. Mia 

Liilinnin bouaehold lUms Palnt- 

lag*, prlata. glassware. lawn 

mawora. tools, palnu. garden hooa 

and taola. lumbar. Bloomfield 

Towaahip, MO Adama Caatle Dr.. M. 

mila north at Big Baa«*r. wart of 

Rd 


Oddand County 

DANISH CHRISTMAS PLATES 

MS dhere, now and back jmm. 

phone weekdays 883-1897 

OARAGE SALE Aug. IS * 14 

Tm baby furnishings almort naw 

J ^ r L m S d t h S n " blto. MM. 

Toro 420 a ia. rider mowor. |M0. 

Bloomfield 

GARAOE SALE - IS to S. Friday 

SSyTaS Rewald Off Elisabeth. 

Rochester. 

SM7S Everett South 

OARAOE SALE. 28820 Arancl. 

Farmiadea. W. of Orchard Late 

off 11 MUe Aug 11 13. l«h • AM 

•I PM 

GIGANTIC MULTI Family aala. 

Fri. Sat II AM 4 PM Furniture. 

liMM. household goods 10 naw 

drapn. rod*, picture frame*, chil- 

dren's Md iMt'i clothing. toya. 

skates. hooka. plants Mill North 

•ay; wool of Evergreen. be- 

ll • II MUe 

FAMILY GARAGE SALE 

• Grandma's treasures. Uncle 

Bob's goodie*, back to aehool doth 

lag Friday. Saturday. 9-2PM mil 

Pepper mill. Farmington 

OARAGE SALE • Furniture, toys, 

window fan cameras. Friday after 

lpm All day Saturday. 17MI Blr- 

wood. Birmingham. 

GARAOK SALE Miscellaneous Au- 

gMrt IS. II. 14. 22229 Wood will. 

CuthlWid. haawaon Southfield and 

off I Mila. 

SUPER COLOSSAL GARAGE 

SALE Including Grandma's 

•Bodies. Aug II. IS. 14th. I to I. 

Sense antiques, twin beda. dres- 

aors. I piece dining room art Uy- 

ing room art. kitchen aat. amal) ap 

fiances pots aad pans, dishes 

etc . drapes and curtains, air condl- 

tioner. light flxturaa. lamps. cMI 

dr«i and women's clothing, mater 

SM. •srJJrsa 

Drive. Troy; south of WatUaa. 

West of Uvernds Troy Meadows 

Sub 

OARAGE SALE Aug. I. g. A 7th. I 

AM Antique lea bo*, golf clubs. ai 

tension ladder, well pump motor 

com bi nation screen door. clot hi ag 

houaahold goods misc Free col 

lea Mb571 Woodland. Blrmlng 

ham. Acroaa Holy Name Church | 

MOVING SALE Miscellaneous In- 

ciutbnj antiques 14881 CloverdaleJ 

Oak Park 4 blocks weat of Cool- 

kdM 1 blocks north ol I MUe. Sat . 

S 987-0190 

OARAGE Sala House Plants. Gar 

den Tools. Toboggan. This * Thd 

Evenlnp pti» Sat.. Sun 24142 Com- 

mon, ft .Farmington Hills S. of 

14 MUe. W. of Farmington Rd 

AFTER MOVING Sal*. Washer, 

dryer, horse miscellaneous, books, 

much mora Coo ley Lake Rd, weat 

of Union Laka Rd.. aouth on 

Barnea Mil Immensee. Union 

GARAGE SALE Dining room sat. 

barroom sat. ate. Thurs. through 

Mon II AM • I PM 174M Devon- 

shire In Beacon Square Sub off 

II Mile, between Evergreen Lah- 

OARAGE SALE - Misc. Aug II 

llth. Tamerlane. W 

Bloomfield All farm Subdlviaion 

S of Maple bet Middlebelt. Or 

chard Lake 

FLEA MARKET GOODIES, varie 

ty good adactlon. Stands, lampa. 

u ra 

APARTMENT Sale Must sail 

everything. Micro Wave. I months 

old color T V. (new), humidifier. 

Fisher Stereo, king-slse bed. an- 

tique barber chair, much more 

Ml 207i Ml-7100 

TERRIFIC I FAMILY Garage 

Sale Farmington Rd between II 

MUe - 14 MUe Aug. II. II. 14th 10 

AM4 PM Wedgewood Commons 

OARAOE SALE - Aua. 19-2421, An- 

». Furniture. Wcydea. Misc. 

Mohr. off Kensington, oear II 

Mila 

MOVING SALE White ailk sofa, 

print sofa. Italian end tables, 

brown recliner bachelor's chmt. 

lawn mower, trimmer, amplifier 

equipment, other miscellaneous 

household brie-a brae 7145 

grove. Birmingham Farms IS Glen- 

B1-7454 

XI Crafj 

IN STORE Garage Sale on 

supplies and fixturea. FN-Sat 

PriaU dscoupage and macrame 

supplies Finished samples etc 

Crahlque. Sunaet Plasa. Troy I 

JALOUSIE WINDOWS (11). and 

door, bast offer Shallow Welt 

Pump. II gallon storage tank. MA 

SUPER GARAGE SALE - 4 fami- 

lies Off II Mile near Southfield. 

17440 Nadora Thura . Fri.. Sat I 

GARAGE SALE Bltos. toys, cloth- 

ing. bric-a-brac Aug II - 14th 

3jVs Huntley Court. N W 11 Mile 

and Southfield Rd in Huntley 

Square 

YARD SALE - No preaalesl 

Couch, refrigerator, unfinished 

wood cabinets. Graeo Formica 

aheets. Metal atorage cabinet* 

house plants hooked rug. spin-dry 

washer, lots more 110*4 McOung. 

Southfield. East off Lahser. bet 

tween 1-10 MUe Saturday. 14 PM 

Sunday n>« PM 

GARAGE SALE August II. if 

14Ui »am to Spm Clothing men 4. 

women'a. boys . summer snd win 

ter Miscellaneous books snd house 

bold items Mtt Shallow Brook off 

i-«H Lake Rd . one block east Of 

Telegraph 

SUPER SAVINGS 

On Back to School Bargains 

' PREVIOUSLY OWNED 

RESALE SHOPPE 

M45 Orchard Lake Rd at Caas 

Lake Rd 

M1-5S44 

Mon - Sat 10 - i 

Thurs till • PM 

TELESCOPE See Mars, IM power 

Tssco Refractor SUrbrlte Still In 

original case and condition Only 

- 640-07M 

MOVINO EVERYTHING from air 

conditioner to yard 

bw signs; seat of Adams, north of 

WatUes oh Route Orde Wurday 

I PM 1777 Juniper Court 

MORE THAN A OARAGE Jala 

Can't put It all out at one Ume. SaW 

urday, Sunday; Auguat 14 18th. li 

PM. Thuraday thru Saturday; Au- 

gust II.M.Ilrt. 10147 Georgetown 

Dr; between Lahser and Tele 

graph, off II Mile 

OARAOE A yard sê Thursday 

thru Saturday 11144 Whltlock. east 

ofFarmlngt 

vonia; 1 block W of Merriman. 1W 

blocks S. of I Mile, enter df I 

MUe. Furniture, misc Collie pupe 

August 11 A llth. I AM • 5 PM 

MOVING SALE 1 air conditioners. 

S iwn mower and spreader, cheat, 

resser and mirror, miscellaneous. 

15550 Schoolcraft. Redford; East d 

Beech Daly 511-MM 

GARAGE SALE, furniture, cloth- 

ing. misc household Hems, space 

heaters, lawn spraying equipment, 

utility boxes for pickup 11177 Wey- 

her; near 7 MUe A Middlebelt Sat- 

urday A Sunday. August 14-15. 

POOL. 11x15, Udder filter $60. 

Porch gUder with cushions. |10 Bi- 

cycles After SPM S35-61U 

GARAGE SALE. S950 Harrison 

Garden City 1 Blocks north d 

Ford Rd Saturday - 14th. 9-8 PM 

Every th ing! 


Wayno County 

BIO MOVINO Sala. mlacafiaai 

furniture, TV, stereo, beds d 

sera. etc. Mortag out d Stale. 

Plymouth Rd. L4. Plymouth. 

EARLY AMERICAN bpby bad. 

dreaaer and deak Toys, baby 

ctothea. small appliances. ClaMtaf. 

miscellaneous Reasonable Aucuat 

13 thru Auguat It. II nooa to I PM. 

JOm Hennepin. Garde* CKy. south 

d Ford Road, left on Merriman 

OARAGE SALK. Furniture, toys, 

misc. 1111 Blaekbara. S. of 

Plymouth, between Merrimaa and 

Farmington. II am to I pm Thurs 

lo Sun J 

GARAGE SALK. misc Items. M. 

Thursday. Friday A Saturday. 

17711 FaVway Dr . Llvoale. 

OARAOE SALK. CLOTHING, slse 

10-11, and other misc Starts 

Friday, August II. 111SS 

Marquette. Garden City 

WHITE STOVE, 

screen set. 115. 

140 Fir 

replace 

maiM 

THREE FamUy Garage Sale Aim 

It 11. 14 17441 Rexwood. N d I 

E of Merriman. I AM 5 PM 

GARAGE SALE • I Family Hottae- 

hold goods, sports equipment, bs- 

cycle, toys, bumper pool, air hock- 

ey. clotnkng. books, baby Heme 

31488 Washington. Livonia. 1 blocks 

north of Joy, west off Hubbard Au- 

gust 11. 13. 14. $ Am 

GARAGE SALE - Thursday thru 

Sunday 3»M Martin, Kimberley 

Oaks sub : nesr Fsrmlngton and 5 

Mile Lota of misc MI-IM4 

POOL TABLE. $125 Ping Pong 

tsble, $25 Two used snow tires. 

$14. Super I movie camera, MO 

Used Ill's; lxl's. lxlO's; 15c per 

fod. Colonial chair, 110 Coffee 

table. $15 KE 5-1921 

GARAGE SALE! LoU of mis- 

cellaneous. August 11.14,15th. 10 

AM -1 PM. 31514 Judy DrAe. West- 

land 

711 Misc. For Sale 

Wayno County 

BEDROOM SET - 3 piece, $100. 

Bkck Leather Chair $50 141-1417 

GARAGE SALE 1st time Whst 

you've always wanted Cheaply 

priced 41M2 Lindsay. Plymouth. 

E. d Riverside Dr.. between 

Arbor Trail A Hines Park 

Thursday. Friday. A Ssturday 

TWO Family Garage Sale Sal- 

Sun. IAM-5PM. Infant, children, 

maternity and adult clothing 

Stove, many misc items 19448 

Hsrdy. 7 Mile A Merrlmsn area f 

GE DRYER, ping pong table, port- 

able air conditioner, bird house 

471-2771 

GIGANTIC garsge sals. 10 tables 

full of knicinacs, tabks of new 

Jewelry, toys, electric roaster, 

shower door, clothes • sll slxee, W 

of Fsrmlngton, } blocks E d 

Levan. take Golf view N off I Mle 

to 17M1 Park lane 

MOVINO. GARAGE Sale, mis- 

cellaneous items for all aaes 

Friday, I to I PM, Ssturday. Sun- 

day, 10 to 5 11000 Milburn. off 

Plymouth Rd west of Mlddkbek. 

MULTIPLE FAMILY Gsrage Sak 

Aug II. 11. 14. 15 • ? 10 AM • 8 PM 

17715 Sheridan. Garden City. 

GARAGE SALE. Almost every- 

thins Including antiques, household 

J oods Wednesdsy Aug llth . M 

M 40580 Ann Arbor Rd , 

Plymouth 

GARAGE SALE, II7S5 Pollysnna, 

Liv $ Mile and Farmington Rd 

area. Saturday. 9-7 PM. 

GARAGE SALE 31135 Avondak. 

Westland Thurs - Sun . I AM to I 

PM. Some variety, mosUy clothes 

snd iewelry Between Merriman 

and venoy. 

GARAGE SALE - Friday at I AM, 

antlquen. glassware, and appi- 

ances, 1730 McCkimphs. Plymouth. 

I MUe west d Sheldon Rd. 

SALE Trsiler. snowmobile - util- 

a lit Pair walnut barrel back 

rs. red velvet Chest, hide-a- 

EL 1-1793 

WATER SOFTNER. Culligan Mark 

50 Like new 474-3059 

MOVING SALE Antiques, fla 

urines, leaded glass windows, furni 

ture. 18 mm sound projector and 

many misc items Friday. Aug 

13; Saturday. Aug 14th. 71 North 

Llvernois. Rochester 

PORCH SALE 1978 Bates. Blrming 

ham Friday and Saturday. August 

13 snd 14th 9 sm to 5:30 pm. North 

Of 14 Mile, between Greenfield and 

Southfield 

AREA RUGS, csrpet pieces, pole 

Ismp. large picture, curtains 

drapes, rode, lawn sweeper, muffel 

bosrd set. basketbsll hoop snd 

backboard Bike, must sell. 478-1425 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Gsrage 

Sale. Thursdsy. Friday. August 

12.11, 10 AM- 4PM, toys snd treas- 

ures. household Items. chUdren snd 

adult's cldhes. used snd never 

worn, msternity clothes, sixes 10 to 

18. 17M Colonial Way. Bloomfield 

Hills, west of Woodwsrd South of 

Square Lake Road, off Hickory 

Grove and Laftser. 

YARD Sale Antiques. Primitives, 

drysink. Cupbosrds, trunks, boxes 

small wooo items. Ids d pood 

junk 3855 VanAmberg Rd.. Bright- 

on 1 mile N of Spencer Rd Take 

1-90 turn right »t Pleasant Valley 

turn left on VanAmberg. fdlow 

sign Thurs . Fri.. Aug. II. 11. 10 

AM 5 PM No Early Birds 

LAWN Mower 11 inch reel type, 

IHP. self propelled with gress 

catcher like new $45, or best offer. 

357 4428 

OARAOE SALE, »4t0 Pardo. Au 

C I3 through 18. 1 block south of 

1. West d Venoy. 

SKIPPER'S BED oompkte, never 

used. 3 drawers, 4 shelves for stor- 

age 427-4511 

GARAGE SALE Several famlles. 

some furniture, typewriter, pic- 

tures, linens, kmps Clothes from 

Infants to Urge slxe Avon bottks 

Starting Fri. 9 - Ull? 558 N Mil. 

Plymouth. 

BASEMENT SALE Furniture and 

miscellaneous SaL A Sun 14 A 15. 

from I AM to 5 PM 9310 Sarasota. 

Redford; between Joy and W Chi- 

cago. 

COLOSSAL SALE Antique ice 

cream chairs. Orientsls. sports 

equipment, tools, appliances, treas- 

ures galore Aug 13.14th. 150 South 

Rawles. Romeo 

709 Housohold Goods Wayno County 

GARAGE SALE st M250 Woodlore 

corner Franklin Rd.. Franklin 

Friday. Saturday. Sunday Chil 

dren's clothes, miscellaneous 

REFRIGERATOR, frost free, gold 

$185 Electric self-cleaning oven, 

white $185 Snapper self propelled 

mower. $85 855-1735 

BASEMENT SALE MiscelUneous 

househdd items, books, typewriter, 

furniture, tods. 24750 Lois Lane. 

Southfield; 1 block east of Lahser 

and 10 MUe Rd 

WAREHOUSE OUTLET STORE 

NEW HOURS 

LIVONIA WAREHOUSE OUTLET 

MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9 AM-9 PM 

SATURDAY 9 AM 5:30 PM 

MANY 1-2-3 OF A KIND 

Discontinued Models- plastic kits - • from 

$9 50 to $350 Great spare time ac- 

tivity for men 

at 

The Doll Hospital 

& 

Toy Soldier Shop 

3047 12 Mile. Berkley. LI 3-3115 

LOOK AHEAD 

LAY A WAY INCENTIVE PLAN 

Save up to 20% on most items in 

our shop on volume purchases 

through August 31 1978 

•t . 

The Doll Hospital 

Enter our Summertime Give Away 

d over 10 prizes h gift certificates 

worth 11500 Free 

5947 12 Mile. Berkley. LI 3-5115 

GARAGE SALE starts (Aug 15.1 

AM Dresser with mirror, chest. 

Dime Buggy, dishes, clothing, odds 

t ends 2*775 Alycekav. north oil 

12 Mile, east d Orchard Lake Rd 

GARAGE sale. » AM - 5 PM. Aug 

12.15. Misc and clothes. 4430 Ar- 

dmore Ct.. Bloomfield Hills. N of 

Looe Pine. W of Lahser. 

GARAGE SALE Antigues and 

household Thurs thru $at. 9AM 

SPM 38070 Brookview, N d I 

Mile. E of Levan. 

TANDEM construction utility trai 

er, 1850 or best offer. Sofa-bed. up- 

right piano, dflce desk, file c»»- 

nd 484-0575 

GARAGE SALE starts » AM. 

Friday Household goods, clothes, 

mtny unusual items 31801 Varao. 1 

Livonia; off Merriman. near Six 

Mile. 

YARD Swings, heavy duty Grass 

catcher, tractor type Wash bowk, 

one barber Work bench Ught fix- 

ture 1210885 

BIG GARAGE Sale Bargains Ga- 

lore Thurs. through Sun , 10 AM • 

8 PM 35449 MTchele. Livonia 1 

block north of Joy, off Farmington 

Rd- 

APARTMENT SALE' 

ANTIQUE Crystal, flassware. di- 

ver. Mahogany. Wanut furniture, 

bedroom furniture "Lots of 

Goodies!'. Daily-Sunday 10 to 6 

PM. Westland Colonial Village 

Apartments, 8111 Wavne Road, 

Bldg M, Apt 1120. Westland 

LATE VICTORIAN armless cane 

seat rocker 88 Inch mahogany buf- 

fet. Kenmore electric self-prop- 

efled, lawn mower. 1880-1877 bound 

Harpers Monthly, complete After 

8PM 421-8882 

BABY DRESSER, crib complete 

GM infant's seat, and Jumper 

45*0747 

GARAGE * YARD SALE August 

12. 15 Household, glassware, furni- 

ture. small appliancer. misc. 18 Ft 

pool with accessories 9288 Hn, 

west of Newburgh, south d Aim 

Arbor Road 

MOVING SALE, bikes, furnltura. 

toys', tools, household kerns, misc 

Fri. Sat and Sun 10 to 5 PM, 

18884 Lennane. Redford; South d 7 

MUe. East of Beach Daly 

GARAGE SALE Kids bikes, toys, 

clothes Dinette set. Commercial 

buffer, antiques, mist galore 

11578 Lucerne. Plymouth; Beech 

Aug 13. 14 

GARAGE SALE! dining table, 

glass top vanity. 12 ft round rug. 

cameras, recorders, books. Aucust 

12 thru 14. 9 AM 5 PM 2359 Lost 

Tree Way off Square Lake. 

Bloomfield Twp 

GARAGE SALE, cdor TV cldh- 

ing, numerous items 841 Spartan 

Dr Rochester. University Hills Sub- 

d»vision Thursday. Friday. Satur 

day 9 5 

GARAGE SALE. Saturday * Sun- 

day Aug 14-15 from 10 AM - 5 PM. 

Furniture, misc items 25080 York 

at Lincdn k Woodward In Hunting 

ton Woods 

THREE FAMILIES no junk. Wed 

Aug II - 15.9:30 to dark. 32717 

a earthstone Road, north of 12 

ile. 5 blocks east of Farmington 

Road. 

BLUE NYLON FRIEZE Couch, 

ISO 2 Blue occasional chairs HO 

each Blond double bed. vanity $50 

2 Mahagony end tables with glass 

tops $15 each. 1 White Lany>$15 

GARAGE SALE - Antiques, radios, 

tools, forge, two 10 speeds, mini- 

bikes. engine, motorcycle parts, 

toys, clothes and books Thru Sun- 

day 15412 Fairfield. Livonia, north 

of 5 Mile 

TWIN BED. dresser, fuD sue bed, 

J snow tires and wheels H78 x 15 

Sliding window air conditioner 

Misc 35504 Park dale. Liv. 53-7818 

or KE 5 2735 

GARAGE SALE Bif variety, good 

bargains Thursday thru Sunday. 9 

AM - 7 PM. 8452 Liberty. 1 block 

east of Merriman, south of Joy Rd 

COMPRESSOR. $35 Mini bike. $49 

Check writer. $31 Bicycle. $2$. 

Typewriter. $35 CB, $25 4 2281J2 

GARAGE SALE. Fri * Sat .W. 

Household goods clothes, dishes, 

table k 4 chairs, lounge char, 

misc Items 8402 Hawthorne, off 

Maplewood, between Middlebek k 

Merriman 

GARAGE SALE, 38414 NorthBeM* 

Livonia. Wayne and Joy Rd Au 

gust 12-18. 1MPM 

HUGE GARAGE SALE, camptog 

equipment, trailer awning, furni- 

ture, snow blower, bikes, books, 

clothes, toys 14700 Berwick; south 

of Five, west of Merriman 

Tuesday. Aug. 10 • Saturday. 14th 

10 to 5 

BEAUTIFUL 5 ft taU artificial 

Yucca plant from Arizona Beat 

offer CaU after 4 PM 4b-ss21 

FLUFFY soft and bright - are car- 

pets cleaned with Blue Lustre 

Rent electric shampooer. $2 Loefl- 

ler Pro Hardware, 20150 Five Mie 

at Middlebelt GA 2-2210 

A-l GARAGE Sale. Hitchcock rock- 

er. chairs, dresser, coffee table, 

wedding gown. chUd's work bench, 

toys, clothes 1972 Maverick, books, 

lawn mower, brass pony bit Wed 

thru Sat. 15450 F«x, Redford. near 

5 Mile 

GARAGE SALE-c loth ing. dishes, 

misc Thurs 25550 W Warren 

Dearborn Hts near Beech Dtfr- 

DRAPERIES * SHEERS. Stereo 

Stand, Weddina gown sixe.l. bov's 

clothing size 9 mos to I 1 * Lke 

new. real cheap 522-2374 

NOTTINGHAM WEST. Garage 

Sale. Aug 12-I4th 9 AM-5 PM 

Lke new. girl's clothing, sixes 2-7 

Westinghouse dehumidnier, mac 

electrical and household items, 

toys 35280 Bennett. Livonia N of 6 

Mile. E of Wayne Rd . 

LOTS OF misc items, also cloth- 

ing and plants, and Muskin pool fil- 

ter. horsepower 190 Hamilton 

St. Plymouth 1W blocks N of Ann 

Arbor Trail 

NEIGHBORHOOD garage sale, 

baby items, toys, clothes, lots d 

misc 29138 Mmton, S. of W Chi- 

cago. E of Middlebek 

GARAGE SALE! Lots of mis- 

ceUaneous. August 13.14.15th. 10 

AM 9 PM 52584 Judy Drive. West 

land 

GARAGE SALE • Chrome Lampa. 

like new. double oven stove. Many 

Misc Sat Only. Aug. 13. 14475 Elen 

Dr. W of Farmington. bet 5 Mie 

Schoolcraft 

POOL FILTER Hp. Muskin. $85 

24' liner. $85 4x8 sun deck. $75 

555-1810 

GARAGE SALE. August 14 k IS 

ExceUent buys 45821 Rregate. Can- 

ton. "» Mile W of Lilley. T block N. 

of Warren 

HELP! We're bulging at the 

•seams! Gold contemporary sda. 

$75. $ x 4 Jalousie window with 

storms and screens, $75 Formica 

and metal table for two and 2 

chairs. $25 Duncan Phyfe table 

$25 Baby dressing table. $10 MBC 

clothing and household Items 

Thurs Fri. » to 5 PM 30920 Wen 

tworth. Livonia; 4 blks N d 5 

Mile, off Merriman Rd. 

YARD Sale Aug 14. 15th 10 AM-0 

PM 32911 Florence, corner Venoy. 

Garden City TV, Motorcycle hel- 

met. chUdren's items, household, 

much pise. 

GIGANTIC OARAGE SALE - 

Thursday. Friday. 1-5 PM 27755 

Bark ley. Livonia. Lyndon-Inkder 

area Tools, bric-a-brac. toys, chil- 

dren's clothes, much more 

SINGER sewing machine, 8iS 

Dress form, adjustable. $8. Sun 

lamp. $20. Clothing - women's. 2 

ra«n made fuV coats (slse M0). 

Cloth coat AU weather coat. 

927-114$ 

WEDDING GOWN, white, slae 10. 

Victorian style, with train and vail 

$115 AfterS JO 427-8008 

WEDDING GOWN, ivory chiffon or- 

gandy with matching tram and 

vdl. Trimmed with Spanish lace 

Site 10 $90 After 1:00 45M788 

GARAGE SALE - August II thru 

IS. 10am-7pm 29081 Leona. Garden 

City. Home, auto k childrens 

Items Women's clothes Much, 

miich more at low prices , 

GARAGE Sale Aug 12 • 14. M. 

Miac items. Toys. Books. Furni- 

ture 31715 Wyoming Joy • Merri- 

man 

GARAGE SALE, baby crib, movie 

camera, color TV. table k 4 (hairs, 

shrub trimmer 0518 Chirrewa. 

Westland 

HONDA 1972 CT70 traU bike, bump 

er pool table. 10 speed bike. 2 year 

crib 427 9568 

.GARAGE SALE. Thurs Fri .Sat. 

Noon-8 PM 28839 Barton. Garden 

City Kelsey Printing Press, type- 

writers. cameras, lawn mower. 

smaU appliances, skis. rugs, au- 

tomotive stuff, candles, books, re- 

cords. Christmas decorations, other 

misc 

NEW, NEVER been used: Indoor- 

outdoor carpeting, red tweed 12 x 

40. $200 42M106 

GARAGE SALE. Saturday. August 

14th, 9 AM 38852 Rayburn. North 

of 5 Mile and West Of Leva|i MB- 

ceUaneous Items including Nancy 

Drew Books and National Qeofjra 

phic Magazines 

SINGER, like new (lyr 1, Stretch 

Stritch. Zig-Zag. $140 $11-1732 

GARAGE SALE Inchidlnc many 

pieces of furniture. 43070 Ver- 

sallies, off She Id en, S. of Joy Rd. 

enter Sub on Arlington 

GARAGE SALE Girls bedroom 

furniture, antiques, furniture, mk- 

ceUaneous. 29891 W Warren. Gar- 

den City. ^ 

GARAGE SALE. Fri..Sat 9A|I- 

8PM 5855 Woodland Pass. Fox 

croft Sub . Quarton Telegraph Rd 

couches. 2 arm chairs, metal 

desk, bikes, wagon, toys, books, 

bedspreads * drapes, decorating 

items and accordions 

BLUE DANUBE DISHES, reduced 

price, blue driftwood stemware, 

must sell. Good Buys Early Ameri- 

can globe lamp. Red and Blue 

kitchen Items. Bates Queen Eliza- 

beth full White Spread. Blue oval 

table cldh. napkins perma press 5 

ft Pine Christmas Tree, Drapes 

Keep Trying. 478-4128 

GARAGE Sale. Aug 9 and Aug 12, 

13. 14th 5859 Tabor Drive•. W. 

Bloomfield; between Middlebelt 

and Orchard Lake. N of Maple 

Furniture, drapes, lawn mower, 

toys, carpeting, misc 

CHANDELIER, contemporary, 

crystal cracked glass and chrome 

like new. 478-3717 

YARD SALE, 2-family. .Fri.Sat. 

10AM 8PM 19981 Indian, S. d 

Grand River. E of Inkster 

DOUBLE SINK, coppertone w»h 

faucet $15 White metal cabinet. 24 

inches wide $20, T V outdoor ki- 

tenna $10 Girl's 20 in bke hMh- 

rise handle bars $20. 4S3-2587 

GARAGE SALE. August 13. M 

9055 Hemingway. South Redford. 

Washer, bike, stereo and much 

more, 

SUPER GARAGE Sale, furniture, 

household Items, clothes, misc. 

South d Maple, between Cranbrook 

and Boutnfleld. 091 South 

Glenhurst. Birmingham. Thurs.. 

Fri . 9 to 5. Sat. 9 to 1. 

GARAGE SALE AND BASEMENT 

Sale. 4 families. August 13. 14. IS 

19729 W. 9-Mile Rd. near Ever 

green 

HUGE GARAGE Sale. ANTIQUES, 

steamed glass walnd kitchen cup- 

board. chalra. chests, oak dressers 

beds, bookcases, marbletopi wash 

stands Queen Anne walnut 54 Inch 

round table. Ids. Ids more Starts 

Thursday 48735 12 Mile Rd near 

Beck. Novi 

TRASH TRINKETS Treasure Sa£ 

Fri Sat Aug. 13.14. 10-8 >0783 

Wakednn. sAtold. $ Mile-Beech 

Daly area Cash and carry. 

MOVINO SALE. Tore 1 

wan old. Antique black kettles 

&£ dishwasher Maple bookcase^ 

manv new items all reasonable v* 

mila Dorth d Maple off Orchard 

Lake 827S Nicholas. Thursday. 

Friday. Saturday 

MOVING k GARAGE SALE 

Starttaf Saturday. August 14. AM 

22745 Hawthorn. Farmington. Otf 

Grand River MJsc. Items, tools 

GARAOE SALE- Mud OOD ereiy 

EF a- 

9AM SPM 17233 Klrkshire; 1 Mo 

Id 14 MUe.bdween Southfield 

block 

k 

FOUR FAMILY Qirofo SoU 

Super stuff Furnkurt. large swim 

mlng pool COW. » P ll0B 

rium. cldbds. toys. 

Mams Come see Anfuat 13,14th, 9 

AM 5 PM 5080 Snowshoe Orck. 

d Gilbert Lake Rd , bdwtea 

Maple Rd k Quarton ' 

SUPER GARAGE SALE 247 

Winry. Rochester Somdhing for 

everybody Children's toys, clothes, 

furniture, etc. 9;30 am to 5 pm. 

Wed . Aug 11 thru Sat Aug 14 

SIX Family gsrsgeisie Baby fur- 

niture toys, children s clothes, 

household Item. A^g 12-14_9 AM to 

8 PM 23101 Purdue. 2 blocks N d 

9 Mile. 4 blocks W of Middlebelt 

U CU. Ft. Whirlpool frost-free 

freezer. 8 months old. Maytag 18 

lb washer. |New 20 In Craftsman 

snow thrower Craftsman rldlag 

lawn mower Assorted garden im- 

plants 

828-9847 

piements. potted indoor pli 

GARAGE SALE. Avoo Pn*»cU. 

air conditioner, lamps chair. chU- 

drens clothing, misc 7375 Heather 

SmU, -*ne ofr 14 Mile Rd be- 

tween Orchsrd Lake * Middlebelt 

Rds Thursday - Friday Saturday 

9 AM - 5 PM 

OIOANTIC MULTI • Family Oa- 

rage Sale. Aug. 12. IS. 14. 9AM to $ 

PiT 391$ Edate Drive J Mock 

Wed d Cooiidm. South of Wdtles 

BIKES. kltdMB chairs, dining 

room chdi*. game table cbalrv 

toys A toy chest, assorted kitchen 

tons Lou d ddhlng. Infad «kn» 

$ years. M M 

GARAGE SALE, complde houae 

SUPER GARAGE SALE 

Rd 

MOVING BARAOE S«le. $•» in- 

Trall. 1 block wed d 

* Walnut Uka Rd Too* 

ITS!? Aug IMf • AM-4 PM 

NYLON CAAPEÎNQ. » StJ. 

moss green, good condition 

GARAGE SALE. Augwt II k 141k, 

M • 4 PM. MlOMeope. telescope. 

field *kWn 

UPRIGHT Bel k HoweU tape re- 

corder. $50 48 Base Salanti accord- 

ion. $20. Kenmore gas dryer. $50 

Portable barbecue. $20 425-7900 

UTILITY Trailer. 5*18. 4 ft 

$17$.. 581-811$ or 27*4174 

GIGANTIC Yard Sale. Aug 13 thru 

18 Dishes. Toys. Furniture k Cloth- 

ing 20235 Floral between 74 Mle 

Ros.; between Middlebelt - Inkster 

take Angling St i 

MOVING * Garage sale.Yri.. SaL. 

urnlture. appliances, Itlcycles. 

G tio. lawn and misc items. 4x18 

i traUer. 15780 Riverside. U 

vonia. 

5 FAMILY GARAGE Sale AM. 13. 

M. 15th* 10 AM - I PM 12700 La- 

verne. between Beech 4 Inkster. 

south Schoolcraft. Baby items, 

clothes, books, miscellaneous 

BARGAINS Garage Sale. S820 Wi- 

nter. I block north of Ford. * 

blocks east d Newburgh August 

14. 1$. 

GARAOE SALE - 29SI4 Barton. 

Garden C&». between Ford Rd 

and Cherry HBI. Saturday. Sundmr. 

Formica dinette set. fender ampl- 

ftor Danish tumfcure. Upholstered 

chairs Misc 

FOUR FAMILY forage sa». houae 

hold Items, dothlni. humidifier 

kerosene stove. 11200 Mayfietd 

ead d Farmington Rd. south off 

Plymouth' Rd. 

GARAGE SALE, a little bk of ever- 

rthing Including some antiques 

Startinc Friday. 402» Gilbert, M 

Ann Arbor Trai k Haggerty Rd. 

GARAGE SALE. LIvobIb. — 

Rayburn. l.vonia. ? blocks N. Treaa 

ures August II. 12 15839 Noia 

Circle. 5 Mile Newburgh. 9 to 5 

Pm 

POOL FILTER make offer, as a. 

After 8 281 7887 

UNIQUE GARAGE SALE 

Air conditioner, room divider, 

large floor fan. mower, boat prop, 

etc . other miscellanous household 

items Saturday, Sunday. 276J7 Lyn- 

don North of Schoolcraft. West d 

Inkster. 

Aug 12 

Clothes, 

GIGANTIC GARAGE sale 

thru 15. 10 AM., school 

games, bike, unlcycle. truck tires, 

household goods, no junk 8014 Wil- 

low Creek. Canton. Nottingham For 

est Sub off Ford. Rd W of Lilley 

BABY BUTLER crib 

playpen, best offer. 

GARAGE SALE Aug I4-I5th. 

9AM-8PM Many Goodies. Bkes. 

Clothing, Furniture 8738 Deering; 

near Warren. Iqkster. Garden Cly 

YARD SALE household goods, 

clothes, books, quality articles Au- 

ust 13, 14 15130 Lahser. Detroit 

(ear 5 Mile 

BASEMENT sale. Fri.. Sat . Stm. 

10 AM - 4 PM. 843 Brandon, off 

Newburgh in Westland. 

GARAGE SALE Five femilifs 

Furniture, clothing, plants, MBC 

851 Pacific. Plymouth. Farmer and 

Sheldon area Thurs Fri Sat 

MOVING; selling aU Appliances, 

furniture, yard sports A household 

equipment, dishes, old trains k 

otter assorted items 9 AM - 9 PM 

Saturday k Sunday only. 9010 

Brookline, off Joy Rd.. in 

Hypo oft. i 

GARAGE SALE 7940 GarV. W«t 

land, corner of Ann Arbor Trai 

Machinist took, antique dresser, 

radio. Uble. sewing machine, can 

nng Jars Aug 12. IS. 14. and IS 10 

am to 8 pm 

Parage SALE. Rockwell saw. an 

tique glass and ceramics. smaU 

kan. bedroom ed 55585 Nancy, 

west of Farmington. south d W 

Chicago. Weekends only. Augu« 

14. IS. 21. 22 

GARAGE SALE. August It. 13 k 

14. Many-baby Hems, south d 5 

Mile, east of Middlebek istll Sun 

bury. 10 to 8. 

garage SALE.' miscellaneous, 

small appliance*, dishes, cameras, 

men and women's clothes Satur- 

day. Sunday. 124 PM 3S5S5 Wed 

Chicago, Livonia. 

GARAGE A household sale. Maple 

single bed. complete. 2 desks. waA- 

er. dryer k many other bouaehold 

Items Au«ud 13-14, 18 AM - • PM 

*100(R,W,G-7C) OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC Thuraday, AuguM 12, 1976 

712 Bkydes For Sde 

FIND YOUR NAME 

IN THE CLASSIFIED 

ADS AND WIN 

A TICKET TO THE 

4th ANNUAL 

CHAMPIONSHIP R 9 DE0! 

EB 0KS 

WINNERS WILL BE PICKED ATRANDO^ROJ^^^^^ 

712 HcydM For Sd» 

714 Swims, & 0«tc» 

tquipmtnv 

feel free 

716 Lpwn-Carden 

e. i » 

& Form cqupmeni Eq» 

f . T . * ' * 7 ~ 

3* * J £ 1 # ? "i > > 

tm 

• • B8 

pA»W ..A.CWWW""" 

:: v:vA.-•'' • *: 

716 

ft Farm 

3f 1* 

AUGUST 27-28-29 

Springfield Oaka 

Daviaburg, Michigan 

Big league rough and tumble, profaaaional rodeo with 

some of the world'a grealeat cowboys and cowglria on 

double tough stock! 

718 Buldhtg Mattriab 718 BukSng MatoMt 

MERCHANDISE ONLY, 

NO CHANGES 

OR CANCELLATIONS 

been 

one 

Ring out the news about our greet (iafesifled bargajn. 

For just $6.00 you can place e word ad, 2 issues in a row, in the most effective 

classified section around. If a the way to clean out your extra household Items and 

seve money at the same time 

A quick phone call to our "t "ad-visprs and more then 162,000 families throughout the 

suburbs of Wayne and Oakland cdu . jnties will know what you have to offer and you don't 

have 10 wait a month for results! Set the phones ringing today and call us nowl 

words e 1 week $6.00 

RINQ THESE NUMBERS: 

522-0900 (Wayne County) 

644-1070 (Oakland County) 

852-3222 (Rochester/Avon) 

FEED HAY k STRAW Plants ft 

Potted Rosea Jars. aU sixes and 

lids Large flower poU Sunabtoe 

Farm Produce, west of Newburgh 

on Ann Arbor Trail 

721 Flowers & Plants 

PLANTS-PLANTS-PLANTS 5* 

cenU to SIM August IS through 

15th 1* AM - * PM. S4*4* Sta Mle 

Rd Just west of Stevenson High 

School 

INDOOR PLANTS, hardy, exottc. 

unusual. smaU. large. Some bloom 

year rouiid. reasonably priced^ ^ 

|722 Hobbies- 

Coins & Stamps 


r 

O 

Whatng Appard 

HUM for Mb. al good coodX> 

•I rim. nuMkk CaD alter 

RALEIGH GRAND PRIX • J years 

old II lacs. excellent condrtion 

BICYCLES • t speed lady's. gMTa. 

•ictlMl cesteltton IM Boys 111 4 

CM ft wheel barrel. US 2744*U 

- SCHWINN Collegiate • speed de- 

*Mu*e. men's. M' r CINDER-CEMENT Blocks. SM 

FORTY U l l II ft aad longer, FORTE PIANO COMPANY often JIWOOL SKIRTS • 

fifty H I . 143- aad longer, never aood rebuilt pianos. 2 Stetoway • i dresaes. gowns coaU. 

RALEIGH EIGH CompetltioiT bicycle. 

BOLENS II bp. garden tracer, MASSEY Farguson, II HP, tractor 

THx7%xim. 25 cents each Cal 

uaed. $SM MM4 l*M BTU conatrtK- irands model 0. Stetoway Grand •Aaleiope A leather 

wkb extras, rMsonably pne*4 EXECUTIVE U-shaped desk^MJ* 

hydro drive, very good. I*M 

wth mower, suachmrnt, $751. self' 

after SPM 471-7411 

| lion beater, thermoatet controlled, model L. Baldwin Grand model M. Hems 

Cal from I to IPM. MUn 

propelled, lawn mower, like naw 

4534*44 5 ft .1 Chkkering Grand I ft .4 

4774SM TWO I ft . «ara«e steel doors, beat 

Fisher Grand S ft .I. Three uaed 

SCHWINN. Obi's II to. blue wlh CLOSED OFFICE. Desks. «*. 

banana seat Md butterfly 

chalra. drafting Uble. and equto- 

LAWN SWEEPER for tractor jW. 

offar. AflarH P * inm] 

spaieU 1124 Greenfield IS5-2Mlor 

BOLENS 22 In. FMC mulching 

720 Farm Produce 

2724182 

*4*-7*M , . 

b«r5 »jo #wta ment. adder*, coal tre«», mia- 

mower, i n model l». 474*5*4 PIPE NIPPLES, black aod galvaceUaneous 

Private. 72M7M 

RIDING Tractor mower. I HP. 

nised IMM pteces. eU orjteoa- SECOND cutting hay. |1 a bate, USED SMILEY BROS MINK. V, length Beautiful coat la 

LADY'S II speed bike. Mka new. 

best offer 21175» IBM CORRECTING fctectek: 0 

sweeper, snow plow aad trailer TORO LAWN Tractor. 7 hp. aood 

tmdTtloo Beet efter 

meaL up to S*Voff 72M75* reflate red Togaenburg doe goat, a SPINET PIANO 1595 

53^-7*24 

typewriter. like naw. has had Ittte 

B. Also 5 piece redwood outdoor condition. I2M 522 1X23 

horses boarder $5* a month. 2 sad- 

GIRLS I speed Schwinn Falrladv u«o I7M aaw. ask in i |4M. 47*4331 Srnlure |7$ 4SM5II 

dles 47V4M5 Also a Good Selection of 

HOMELIKE 

BUILDERS 

Used Grands and Conaotes 

ort Jacket, medium blue 

UfeO neW. $M Cal 47744* 

TILLERS-TILL i-TILLERS-1 ^TILLERS 

STEAM CLEANER for carpetr I* 

CLOSE OUT 

ihort coot, slae 41 

FOUR USED lawnmowers, 123 to 

READY. U pick pickles, freeser 

frame. emee*ent 

in old. aD acceeaortoa. «podtoa 

Special factory rebate teu us sal 

SMILEY BROS 

42V443S 

condition. IN OMW GIRL'S I SPEED Schwton Breear 

M* CaU after 5 PM. suosu 

I corn, etc ... At the Roy Sehuks 

at dealer cost Limited quantities. Ida wlndowa. Insulated and stogte 

1010 N Hunter. B'hom. 

B excellent condition, $44 52*4122 

These prices on In-stock items 

Farm, 715^ LBley. between Joy and 

aad brushes After I PM$H444I 

glaze Inserts Screens, shuttera. 

Ml 7-1177 

2 GOWN and veil siae * 

I Warren Rds. 

tl Boston like new. $3M 

SUMMER CLEARANCE 

cabin eu Misc. beating meateriab. 

Open Wed .Thurs ,Fri, 

SCHWINN booty dutyâad M Ml BOYS tl inch Bananna seat 5 715 Commercial 

P..reg OIS-4ALE 117115 

w offer. 

2*7-47*4-' *" 

Stingray; other heavy duty and 9 speed Bike. $25 ~ 42247* 

5H P .reg »50 .SALE I2WJ5 

portable chimneys ,etc. 

. HORSE HAY. RABBIT HAY 

'til 830 PM 

»irv 

Industrial Equipment NEW CASE 1976 

Mulch. Straw. Rabbits. MUk cans. 

IH.P .reg |4t5..SALE |2M*5 

455 8220 

I cow manure. 

Other days 'til 5 PM LEATHEJ 1 COAT slse 7. tan. like 

SCHWINN BICYCLES 

NEW HUDSON POWER 

CRAFTSMAN drill MM*. WMf 

GA 14414 

Free Parking 

new. $M CaU after 7 PM 4S3-2M*; 

ALSO USED. $1142*425 * 

J E R R Y uaed. $27S Craftsman 7 Inch 2 HP 

Lawn ft Garden Tractor Open Sun 114 4371444 421SS Greenwood Dr.. 1 block N. at 

TEN SPEED Scbwnn ContinwUl 

^ 

Skill uw 135 Black ft Decke 7 Big II" Wheels, all Hydraulic 

Ford Rd.. off of Lily. Canton Twp. 

BRAND 

BALDWIN acroeooc spinet, w 

Vanity, exceUent condkton. bss -ISM — IMRA Inch Skill saw with case. m. Drive and Lift. Lights, etc. VINTAGE Wheeliorse tractor, alac- 

ANDERSON'S nut. good condition, best offer. 

than IM miles ao bike |7S 

Craftsman, large power »ac wlh 

trie start, cab. mower, saow ttlM thrOw GARAGE. 1H car complete wth 

lSfd. 

82&78J4 

7J4 Business & Office alachmenu. naw. m. CrafteMM $1,750 

er. chains, etc . 1351, 477-1 aluminum tilt door a 2 windows, BLUEBERRIES 

SCARS II speed Mke. \ I jronr 

bench saw. new. |7$ 142-7012 

FORD I* HP gear drnre tewngf- very good cooditton. WUI help dis- 

good condition IM 

Equipment 

BILL HERMANN 

den tractor^tltiM mower, 42 in assemble $425 Also kitchen win I ExceUent picking. Urge flavorful LUDWIG DRUM SET Good co 

JACUZZI Air Compressor. IMi HP 

BOY'S SCHWINN Collegiate 

LfEGAL PILE CABINET. Black 2 

SI 151 W II MUe 

snow blade. 1*00 

ITM1M dow. casement. 54XM tochs wth berries. 45 cenU per lb Open 7 AM 

lion. $244 SSH 

Kohler engine. 2M ft hose, tws 

screens 44243K till sundown, seven days a week 

iwer with lock, few mo old Senco roofing guns, best offer Farmington HUls 

4711 IM 

GREENHOUSE - lean to type, 

IM USED Pianos SplneU. Con- 

K S W T S f t "fif'aSft 6 l 

gtess and aluminum construction 

Take M-24 to M 21. then M 21 three aotes. Grands. UprtehU. Players, 

alter 4 :». « 

477*937 

INSULATION • CHEAP 

new in boi. $275 Afttlr'l Pm. 

mUes east of ImUy City Bring the |2M to IU« Daily I to I PM 2M 

FARMALL A TRACTOR with by 

1.0M sq ft. IH In Blanket, IK 

IBM Executive typewriter. D 

47*1253 

| entire family. 

FenkeU 1*3-3222 ScanUn's 

GIRLS bteycte. Ike 

Model, like new. 

mi 45*4473 716 lawn-Garden 

drauUc WOO Also apple crates for 

I.0M sq. fl. IH in. Blanket. 1175 

sate. 4211143 TORO PROFESSIONAL 72 la. cot Free Info a Delivery, 227-4W 

7M-I4M 

After I. 

& Farm Equipment 

riding reel mower, new I1.4W. sel 

NATIONAL Cash register. mullple 

ROYAL BLUEBERRY FARMS 

SCHWINN onUnenUl II aaad. touts, few months old. CaB awrrr 

FIVE hp. riding lawnmower. eicel- for $40* Evenings 453-41l4^drys BARN WOOD SIDINO-unpalnted. Pick your own Take M43 (Van 

LAWN MOWER Eicellent cwnh 

like now. eatri aa IM W TW mgs 

4S2-2177 

lent condition. tUS 9374741 

1x12. any length, phone 5174SI-72N Dyke) 2 miles N of Ebnont to Dry 

tlon 145 47M*M 

j > ' 

den Rd and turn rifht at blnker 

I > 

FoUow signs Excellent picking. 

Open 7 days week 7 AM • till dait. 

7244111 

dr NEW Wedding G«»wna 4 

•es. suitable for brides , 

1 not hers proms Flower 

^ri dre, 

•ea. etc Leas then H . .. 

price 

5MMI7 

736 onted To Buy 

WANTCp. A daas 2 trailer hitch. .... 

Ta ftt S["74-71 Torino Jlon»efo or ...... 

Coaaar. Call after I or wee ken da. 

BARGAIN. Piano Knabe. like new 

$2M Down, continue payment. Hal 

PaM For ISI4IM 12*4773 WANTED COLOR TV 

DEEDING REPAIR 

CLARINET, must seU due to ortho 

PRICES PAID 

don tics III! 42M74I 

211 

FLUTE Gemetohardt, sUver, $150. 

OLD TOY trains Aay 

includes case 1514742 

makei makes, moat^âuga' 

i Charlie 

KILN. Crusader, 20i27. Cone II PV 

rometer. silicon carbide 

shelves. 2 years old ISM I2MMS 

LAPIDARY steb saw. I0" Made, 

power feed, full hood. And Misc. 

Ins. 1*747* 

AMETHYST • 22 pound Brazilian 

roek. deep color, |14S 81*4457 

724 Camera Suppftes 

PHOTOGRAPHIC GARAGE SALE 

- August 21. Saturday, one day 

only 10 AM to S PM at 1502 Rafr 

dolph, downtown Detroit next to 

I The Music Hal Much to select 

from. 

CHARGER CORDS for Met; «2 

unk. and Brauns F4M unit.47*4*11 

AT CENTURY THE BEST 

IN USED CAMERAS 

Nil on P body only $130 

Nikon TN/f2 0 auto Nikkor I 

Olympus OMI fl 4 case I2M 

Minolta SRT101/fi.7 auto $175 

Minolta SRTlll/fl 4 auto H$6 

Canon fl/fl.4 canon lens 

Kontca T/flJ auto, case $175 

Yashica TLX ft.7 «se. Utest $t« 

Mamiya C 220QI clean $11* 

Mamiya CS20 f21 nice for 

S/IMM lens for CS30 1150 

135mm Nikkor for Bronica 1150 

Komi Omega rapid 1x7 for UK 

Graflex XL/li7 back 1250 

4*5 CrownGraphic lat model 

2xc CrownGraphic roU back SIM 

IxlO View camera bo* • $150 

PoUroid SX7I dekix model 

Polaroid 115 Pro model only $115 

Tope on Super DF1.4 case 

43TCM Nikkor Zoom only $110 

500mm Nikkor lens TM $75 

ReUna I1C F2* Xenon case M 

BUY SELL TRADE 

OPEN DAILY AND SAT 1*4 

MONDAY AND FRIDAY 104 

CENTURY 

•CAMERA 

301 7N. Woodward 

ROYAL OAK 

3 BLKS. S.ÔF 13 MILE 

WESTS! DE 

119-6355 

FIAT 1175 XII. am-fm stereo, cassette. 

rust proofed, alarm, Mo red 

for winter, only IIH miles. $4IM 

ASA I PenUi with 55 mm. IM mm. 

2M mm lenses Best offer. 441-0756 


PIANO. Jansaen console. I 

After I PM or weekends: I37J 

KIMB ALL SPINET with bench Ex 

celent cooditton MM 

ELECTRIC Gutar wlh Randal 

PK Amp Valued at *M. Mast 

Sacrifice Lite new $211 5**41*3 

GIBSON GUITAR. 1175 modal 

ESIMD. exceUent conditloa. totonation 

recently set. hard Ml 

case (optional!. 4*44tu 

PIANO. GrtoaeU upright excoBent 

tone, needs reflnahkg $175 or beat 

offer. 47I4MI 

MOSKlTE 12 strtoi etectrlc Tbta 

haDow! body DuaT pick up. bard 

shell caM. excoBent condition. Be* 

offer over 1229. Call evenlnp 

1734341 

GUITAR Magnum bass wlb lh4 

voâmpUfter speak*. E ^ W J 

CLEARANCE SALE 

PUNOS ft ORGANS 

Savbi|s up to I** We must reduce 

our Inventory now. Save aa Low 

rey. Hammoad. Baldwin 

Wurtttsar organs Chlckering. t r 

tttser. Story ft Clart. Yamaha. 

Mason ft Hamlia and Kbnbafi 

pianos Naw and uaed By now aad 

"EVOLA MUSIC CO. 

ITIIS Telegraph 4177 Dlxls Hwy 

Bknfd 8ilia Drayton Plstos 

HAMMOND M l. Spinet wtth 

bench. 2 magna! draw b a r ^ ^ B 

Excol^^^^^^^H 

GUITAR 

A 

DRUM LESSONS 

Expert Instruction 

Pontiac Music & Sound 

2534 Orchard Lake Rd 

(IN SYLVAN LAKE) 

682 3350 

LOWREY ORGAN, bke new. 

aacrlfice. » 4K 

DRUM SET, 5 piece. Baas 

Tom. Mounted Tom. High 

Snare drum, reasonable 

BABY GRAND piano GrtoneL ST 

walnut Good condition $M*. F~ 

local delivery. *474 

MAYPAIR 5 string banjo wlh R< 

aator and case EiceUent 

lion. $15 

CUSTOM Tele caster 1173 Gutai 

black with maple neck tockid 

case Peavy 24*. IN RMS. six 

In. speakers In bottom. WUI sr' 

rate, both exceUent $*M 427-J 

BABY GRAND - Cable N4 

Solid mahoaany. Ivory kevs 

condition. Must sell, make offef 

728 TV. Stereo, Hi-Fi 

& Tape Decks 

ZENITH 23 in color coneole T 

Lite new $225 

M344 II 

RCA color TV. 25 tn, 

condition 1350 Moving CU 

IPM. 

TWO QUAD Stereo SeU and 

pair of speakers Motorola S 

nel stereo console in w a tout Dre al 

cabinet 

PIONEER. AM FM I track 

receiver, with 2 Pioneer sp< 

1135 EiceUent condition 4774*1 

MAGNAVOX 21 to color TV 

sole $50 4*44Ml 

SMALL SOLID STATE Ste eo 

Radio, and Speakers 125 142*865 

MAGNOVOX Stereo. AM-FM rafto 

Wrack Upe deck Beat offer 

for Jeanette or Bonnie 

HI Fidelity components and Bar 

clay enclosure. M00 

JULIETTE I track stereo record 

er. FM-AM-FM Multiple* sysb m 

50 watt receiver. 125 watt per 

nel. two 4-way speakers 1250 

5334 B2 

NIKKO 5*1 AmFm stereo reccfc ar 

Akai stereo cassette deck, tim 

table and speakers. 1275. Will el 

componenU separately 4IS-J712 

729 CB Radios 

SAVE UP to 25* on name brSnd 

CBs and antennas In stock 1 raa 

FCC temporary, tost for slopp.!* 

by GrinneU's. 251 E MerrilL 

444-1 135 

WHITLOCtf INTERNATIONA 

Michigan's II CB Dlscouab r 

AD Major Brands 24 HrJiefair 

34*51 Ford, WestUnd 32**7*0 

730 Sporting Goods 

BASKETBALL backboards. sU K 

tural plastic, better than (ibrr 

glass Theee are secoods. bat dt** 

not barm performance $M MM 7tl 

BRUNSWICK AIR hockey, pro 

Masai slxe Coin operated Mint < on 

dn.on. best offer 47* Ml 

HA1G ULTRA golf clube. left hi nd 

PCOL TABLES 

Direct froes factory showrobm 

SAVE FROM M to 4** Ta>toe 

starting M tow as H4I.M Bu] di 

net from manufacturer. I ft..' ft.. 

I ft . Qwnrrted slate Ubtes All >ro 

feeslonal equipment All U|>IM 

priced far Immediate sate and 

livery Open dally CaD. 

399-7255 

WINCHESTER. 34M 4 

EUREK/ IKA T*lt. 10*10 used once 

UMflnn 

m 2731 

732 Wearing 

LADIES drewaa, slse 72* al 

b**sr* 1 

I w*' ^ 

Bedroom Sets Chests 

DeeksTRelrlgerators. Wringer 

Gas Ranges Electric 

Dressers and Household. — 

KE 141M • UV.V 

L 

PIANOS WANTED ',,". 

HIC H| EST PRICES PAID 

IlLlN PIANOS S41-4 

ALL 

MON-TERROUS 

AAETALS 

COPP» 45 55c 

BRASS 30-40c 

LEAD 12c 

i ALUMINUM 1018c 

BATTKIES $1 25 

( arhde-Nickel -Silver „ 

Plymouth Iron & Metal 

40251 Schoolcraft 

WeeKdays 8-4:30. Sat 8-4_- 

1425-1110 453 108tf 

i WAN! ED MERCURY Mark * Out 

board motor. IM* to IM* Or tower 

half tdf pans 422 772* 

WANTED TRAINS 

Lionel ft American Flyer 

72*-5*M 

340-7725 

RECYCLING CENTS? 

Newspapers $1 SO per IM Iba 

I Tied- K> magasines White IBM 

cards 7c lb Capper 54c**e Brass 

I 22c411. 12v batteries. $15* All non 

M 4< 

Official Weight SUtion 

L k L WASTE MATERIALS 

N«M Brush St , Wayne 

72I-74M 

LOUIS ICART 

ETCHI NGS WANTED 

M7-1I74 

738 Household Pets 

SIBI RIAN HUSSY. 2 year old 

spay td fcgaale Pwebred. friendly." 

Do« st bark IM or best offer 

•47-37S2 

DOBERMAN PUPS AKC rejpr "/ 

ure L Hi* « SB 

CRSAT DANE Beautiful fawn 

spavV-d female, all shots bouse- 

vard BlRI4INGIIAM HU?ANE SO^ 

ClE Y M34M*. 5M llll or *47-2710 

EN( I.ISH SPRINGER Spaniel. I 

wee a. AKC. Champion line 

447 10*3 

GEKMAN SHEPHERD black 

ma! . II moa AKC. bouaebrokea. "« 

large MI40I . . 

HUIKY Mix Golden blond, male.-- 

II nonths. bousebroken. •flecnoaita. 

needs fenced yard. M 

sma I children BIRMINGHAM HU " 

MAI E SOGETY M7 2710. 534-1111 . 

M24M5 

BIRMINGHAM HUMANE SOC 

147-2711. SM-llll 

0*1-7*21 

PUI EBREDS. AIREDALE, Alaa 

Malamute. Groat Done. Af 

pm Hound. Cockapoo. German 

| Sho thalr. German Shepherd. 

Poole. Samayed neutered. Sibo- • 

VIH HHKI 

MIXED BREEDS POODLE, tar 

dal, 

" AKC. Black Labr- 

111 

M2-IM* Tllntatare Poodle. Scotch Tar 

Old English Sheepdog, small 

herd. Weimar*ner Gste-neu 

tar d and dedawed Manx. Mlaad- 

Pw stan Kittens Several puppies. «• 

POJDLE. Chocolste colar anrebn 

I male. Miniature 125 45**ll * ' 

qj MCI cock-a pee punpieeT 

7 reeks aM. declawed. tall 

|30l Belleville M7 I 1432 

CAfr LOVERS ONLY I 

vol ng kittens, losing ter kte4 tovto| 

families Smokey ®rey ftj»btte 

also beautifully marked Tabby. 

IS 'mSSi 

m mmm DimUi^»m 

IRSH TCRRIER mala. 

Al C, Champion sirod. 

9m w 

I caU. I year « w ote_Very »*•/ af- — • 

Mejrto^l-14-71 > it*' to an • 

PM: 

B1RHIU m UTTCI r n ^ - 

Vmt HiWTWQ 

• •

738 Household Pits 

iCHNAUZER. miniature, AKC 

line 1 male. It 

744 Horses, livestock 

& Equipment 

TWd kALE Whippet pup* 

oid MUrlPM 

YORKSHIRE 

oe*< 

MALE Obedience 

male. IS mos 

To lovMg 

GREAT DANE pupa 

Murs and Mack thai 

ken will deliver 

AKC. solid 

tholi. house bro 

141A3M39M 

S 3 SEV. 

Odnywd papers 

weeks old. 

AKC registered. 

435-9974 

HAMSTERS, tl 

479-9123 

FREE TO GOOD HOME young '« 

mate. Mock Shepherd/X. well 

jiaved. . 479-NN 

KITTENS. • weeks" long haired 

Litter trained Free to good homes 

s r 

BORZOI. (Ruaslon Wolf Hound) 

Champion Sired, solid colors, and 

flashy spotted, large selection 

After 9Pm 6f9 2954 

AKC • Female Afghan. 9100 Fe- 

male Shitiu. $50 Lease or sell 

721-M71 

DALMATIANS AKC. champion 

it red. show and pets. shoU. worm 

ed. . 422 7S73 

LHASA 

shots 

APSO puppies AKC and 

729-1448 

COLLIE Shepherd 

old. spayed hoi 

With children 

female. 2 years 

houaebroken. good 

|1M WI-MM 

AKC Iriah Setter puppies « weeks 

old sire and dame on premises 

After J PM 3344455 

ENGLISH Setter pups Champion 

bloodlines wormed and shot* 

477 *34 

LHASA APSO Dog 

trained Best offer 

obedience 

9514494 

MALAMUTE. l* Yeard old. no 

paper*, houaebroken. spayed, li 

censed 925 

FREE. 4 darling tiger kittens. 1 fe- 

male. ) male M7-S9M 

FREE Aniens. » weeks, litter 

trained, ralaed with dogs. 729-3229 

SIAMESE KITTENS. • weeks old. 

wormed Seal A Blue Point, make A 

females Also Redpomt Siamese 

Stud Service 5334M2 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER, 4 

female eicellent Pedigree. 

Inf. AKC. OSA Ideal with 

dren $2M 

•chill 

M4S0M 

FEMALE dog. part cocker spaniel 

I years old. spayed, license and 

shots current loves children, $15 

425M15 

HOHSE TRAILER Prii-de-NatIon 

Electro Groom Naw Deh 

lorn boots site $ Riding 

cloth**, miscellaneous, Cooley 

Rd . we*t of Union Lake Rd . 

on Barnes HU Immensee. 

REGISTERED HALF Tenneaaee 

walker. 19* hands high Eicellent 

er. food disposition MM Must 

Mil 477-457$ 

HORSE BOARD - Eicellent care, 

grained twice dally. • Mile - Farm- 

ington Rd . Livonia. |70 a month. 

476-4473 

PUREBRED Arab Bay stallion, 

•user breeding, also 1174 French 2- 

H trailer reasonable 3994413 

BUCKSKIN. • year old Gelding 

Speed and action IS 2 hands Eng- 

lish or Western $3M 417 71*. 

4SS49M 

SPECIAL 

All Breed Registered 

Horse Auction 

Sat Aug 14 • 7PM 

Fenton Horse Sale 

U S 23 bet Clyde * Center Rd 

Reg Sale Every Sat • 7PM 

699-2200 

806 Boots & Motors 

SIDEWINDER Class. II" flbergUs. 

1174. like new. with trailar ll.W 

Used only 4 time* 4M-1919 

DELCRAFT ALUMINUM 12 ft.. Mk 

Johnson motor Trailer Ute MW- 

$7M 4594310 

HOUSEBOAT 42 ft. all ej«trlc. 

Hoeing out estate Must sdl^ Mr^ 

FIFTEEN Ft boat with 50 hp John 

»1. 

electric start, trailer, asking 

561-4447 

O'DAY 17. 1975. Inboard, wheel 

steering. 170 Ship • shore. RDr. 

riectric head. loaded Ml 4415 

BOAT. 14 ft ; 10 HP 

trailer, must sell. $300 

Merc', tilt 

421-IMS 

Thuraday, Auguat 12, 1976 OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC 

WANTED MERCURY Mark 9 Out 

board motor or lower half for 

parts IM0 to IM0 422 777$ 

810 Insurance, Motor 

STARCRAFT. 117$ 

Sleeps 6. stove, sink 

offer 

tent trailer 

$1.M0 or best 

851 2939 

812 Motorcycles, 

Go-Korts-Mini Bikes 

812 Motorcycles, 

Go-Karts-Mini Bikes 

814 CanjNrs And 

Motorhomes 

HONDA XL SM. adult jwimd. 

miles, eicellent condition besl 

offer WW*" 

HONDA SSicc. 1973. 

perfect condition $M 

YAHAMlTiM. 1975 Asking $13M] 

Like new Call between I and 

PM 522 2120. M4 IS 

YAMAHA. 1974. 500 CC M9 Miles, 

like brand new Asking $1,029] 

After 5 30 PM NM 

YAMAHA 1973 $M. 5000 mlies, elec- 

tric start, adult owned, eicellent 

condition. $750 279-9993 

PUREBRED Arabian colt. J year 

old Bay $000 94I-79M 

HORSES BOARDED 

Small, private stable Boi stalls. 

" th Troy 

979-9205 

SMALL HORSE 9 

mare 14.2. Gentle 

ars old. Bay 

3M994I 

REGISTERED Quarter horse 7 

year old mare. Eicellent youth 

norse. English and Western Call 

Barb after $ pm 479-1967 

QUARTER HORSE. $ year old geld 

ing Black We*tern pleasure, eipe 

rienced rider $3^4 Also Pinto 

Pony. mare, small, aood with chil- 

dren Western saddle and bridle 

$1M 459 4330 

REGISTERED 

Palamino 

t iarter 

ne, trained west- 

ern. tfM After 4 30 522 9205 

800 Recreational 

Vehicles 

SWAY BARS, helper springs. CB's. 

air horns hitches, tires, batteries 

accessories RV service Call for 

appointment Snelder's RV Service. 

579-1050 

PICK UP CAMPER, 10W Ft com- 

pletely self-contained, with 73 F2M. 

eicellent shape 93.200 KE 7 1804 

HONDA 1973 SL 70 

$296 

Mint condition 

GR 4 2668 

YAMAHA 1974 . 360 Enduro. 1100 

miles, like new $900 or offer After 

5 PM 479-3745 

HONDA. 1973. CT 70. low mileage 

eicellent condition 2 unblemished 

helmets. $300 or best offer 494 7853 

1971 KAWASAKI 500 SemKustom. 

very good condition. 1550 After 

4:30 PM. 4211090 

SUZUKI 1972. TC 125. eicellent con 

dition $3M or best offer 537 2611 

453 9390 

HONDA 1973. SL 350. 

KAWASKI • 1973 

rebuilt engine, new 

Call after 5 PM 

250 Trail bike, 

parts. $400 

459-4145 

HONDA XL250 1973. eicellent condi 

tlon. under 600 miles Phone after 5 

PM. 455-6291 

SUZUKI RV 90 

dition $300 

1974 eicellent con 

437 3790f 

YAHAMA. 1973. TX 750. semi cus 

torn, chrome, hog wheel, headers 

must sell today $1000 or best offer 

538 4409 

HONDA. 1971. Sl.350. eicellent con 

dition. rebuilt engine $400 1971 

Honda SL70. eicellent condition 

both adult owned. $300 464 0430 

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 

1972. * ton Camper special. $1,500 

682 0 08 

LAB - COCKER Spaniel miied 

male needs new home Likes chil 

dren good watchdog 4M132I 

SCHNAUZER PUPPPES? Mln- 

latnre. 2 healthy males. 7 weeks 

old. oon shedding, champion blood 

line. AKC. vet checked, shots. 

SM 1453 

FEMALE Siameae. 3 years old. 

spayed, declawed. free to good 

home ProferaMy with yard 

Ml 3545 

MIXED Terrier puppies 

good hame 

$3 To 

535 1285 

,VW Dune Buggy fiberglass, con 

vertlble top. very good condition 

tiaoo 531 0862 

MINI T Roadster IM9 VW frame 

Professionally built engine Car 

completed 7 2 7$ Must be seen 

$2,950 464 4996 

802 Snowmobiles 

YAMAHA 1973, 

$575 or best 

"ssE 2763| 

BRIDGESTONE 200CC 

made Good shape $125 

YAMAHA Enduro, 1971. custom 

E inted tank, many eitras Cham 

r. konies. 21 inchs Evenings 

642-1434 

HONDA 1973 

eitra parts 

350 good condition 

721 5M< 

YAMAHA 1974 

Used very little 

X 1,500 trail bike 

Best offer 525 7833 

SUZUKI T 500.1975. 

like new, best offer 

adult owned 

546-03U 

OLD ENGLISH Sheep Dog puppies 

I .oak elsewhere then see us 339-9753 

PERSIAN FEMALE 

registered. $50 

S years. CFA 

453-1672 

OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG pup 

dm AKC. champion background, 

parents X rayed $175 6*1672 

CUTE." HEALTHY miied breed, 

part Cocker Spaniel part Beagle 

puppies $19 each Call after 5 Pm 

391-5932 

DALMATION puppies 

tered champion sired 

AKC reps 

Ml 4397 

FREE to good home my two neu 

tered and declawed litter trained 

cats Must give them up They 

need love 953-2731 

AFFECTIONATE, playful, attrac 

live spayed adult female cat Fre 

to select home 52^1445 

APPALOOSA gelding, must sacn 

flee, beautiful show quality, reels 

tered. 4 year*, eicellent ai* 

position. Vickie 4S5-1305 437 2054 

POMERANIAN, auburn female. 2 

years. AKC. Champion line, $1M 

After 9 PM, SM I1M 

MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS. AKC 

registered. 9 weeks old. black * 

tan! first shots 942 9527 

SIBERIAN HUSKIE. AKC. 

ed. S rare white, two black and 

white, bom July 4. 453-4402 

AKC Registered Golden Retreiver 

puppies, mother snd father Loader 

bog approved, stud and breedod 

Choice of 9. Lake Orion 693-I3M 

GERMAN SHEPHERD 

free 

"Arctic Cat" 

SUMMER SALE 

BUY NOW AT LOW PRICES 

Moore's 

Motor Sport 

21001 Pontioc Tr at 8 Mi 

South Lyon 437-2083 

Mon thru Fri 10 AM - 7 PM 

Sat 10 AM • 9 PM 

804 Airplanes 

HANG GLIDER 

$435 

Chandelle 19 ft 

SI 1490 

806 Boats & Motors 

SNIPE. 1973. 1SW model wtth trail 

er $1,308 also M Horse Mercury 

outboard motor $200 9*2-6171 

VIKING 19 ft., deep V. 179 HP, 

Volvo inboard-outboard. tilt and 

trim, eicellent condition 692-3972 

CHRYSLER BUCCANEER sail- 

boat 19 Ft Lit Dude Trailer Com- 

pletely equipped Spare tire, motor 

mount anchor, etc Mint condition 

$2000 2294739 479-3390 

HONDA, 1973 CL 100 

perfect condition, $450 

600 miles 

455-4705 

HONDA 1975 CL-360 

months old Helmet, 

brand new $750 

1.300 miles, 

gloves Like 

626-1121 

BMW-R 754. 1974. custom seats 

luggage racks, back rest, good con 

duion. low mileage OfTer. cal 

weekdays. 10 AM I PM. 535-Ml 

HARLEY Davidson 90. 1975 Mini 

bike Eicellent condition Moving 

must sell $350 64V68T 

YAMAHA 2M 1974. road bike, 

miles, eicellent condition Mus 

sell 9900 or best offer 533 2941 

537 1791 

KAWASAKI 1972 750 Clean, mus 

sacrifice Best offer Chambers 

Barnett clutch.Cafe Bars 422-1M 

YAMAHA 9M 1975. mint conditior 

$1300 or best offer After 5 PM 

474 766 i 

BMW 1979, 750 cc. many eitras. 

most new, low miles 25% off 42 1 27* 

SKI BOAT 1971. M ft 13$ mere Ei 

cedent condition With trailer 

423 2154 

BOAT 

$17$ 

HOIST. $4M; Boat trailer. 

692 I3M 

FIBERGLASS 15 ft speed boat. 40 

HP Johnson, trailer, skis. 3 life 

pockets. $1900 firm After 9 PM 

95149M 

HONDA 1973, 

mint condition. 

$520 

MT 250. Elunot 

less than 200 miles 

642-70*2 

HONDA. 1973 . 3S0CB. very clean 

with eitras. first offer over $SJ0 

take home 4M-14J3 

HONDA CB 750. 1974. eicellent ca 

dition. low mileage, must sel 

$1500 or best offer 62^74 

SUZUKI 1972. 

condition 

SO cc. TS trail, good 

479-1MI 

YAMAHA 

sell. $425 

1974 250 Enduro Must 

4554324 

YAMAHA 1973. I7S, Enduro 

Eicellent condition Eitras 

offer , ^ fi 

YAMAHA 1970 125. for street of 

dirt, low mileage $250 53*2923j 

after 5 PM 

HONDA CB 3M. 1971. $300 GA I 

HONDA. 1973 . 750CB. 9.000 mil 

bock pad bar. 9" over front end. 2 

helmets. 1 full faced, eicellent conf 

dition Best offer Take over pr 

merits 427 4125 42242! 

MATCHING 92 inch sofa. 3 chairs 

table lamp, end table, pole lamp 

Good conaition After 9 PM 459-24/9 

HONDA CT - 70 cc. trail bike. A 

shape low mileage. 9300 or be 

offer Call Bryan 944 

HARLEY 1974 Sportster XLCI^ 

1.000 cc Hog wheel In back Gol 

metallic fleck paint job King a 

Queen seat, oil cooler, sissy ba 

9.100 miles Eicellent conditio!* 

Only $1 900 M*M*3 

>ld 

J 

NOMAD 1971 20 foot S 

Self-contained Eicellent 

GA 

9 

tlon 

I S3M 

GLOBESTAR travel trailer 1975. 

ft used om 

FOR KENT MOTORH 

.VELCR/ 

GMC 

ROMAN X D». 

OMES 

LCRAFT 

LTD 

PORTA CABIN tftl. 

sleeper, wardrobe. Llk 

I 

Hon $990 

camper 6 

Like new condi 

best offer. 494 47M 

APACHE TENT-CAMPER • 1993 

9 to 9. 9*10 ft add-a-room. 

condition, aakiai $375 M2 S9«2 

AIRSTREAM I960 self contained 

sleeps 4. eicellent condition $1,200 

474 5939 


MECHANIC NEEDS 1997 to 1972 

car or truck Wrecked, running, or 

)unked Call anytime 99B4IM 

NEEDED 

IMMEDIATELY 

Shorp low mtleaae cars and 

trucks. 

SEE OR CALL 

HIGH DOLLAR HANLEY 

Roger Peck Chev. 

Farmington 474-0500 

VW CAMPER I9M. be*t offer, car 

peting. tape extras $49-1100. 

949-9939 

TRAVEL Trailer, | self-contained, 

sleeps 9 Good condition. $950 

After 7 pm 421-5321 

CONVERTED sc! 

frigerator. john. 

sale. $3,500 

bus Stove, re 

s $ Quick 

6450750 

WOODSMAN 1970,119ft very good 

condition, self-conlained. eitras. 

$1.$00 After 5 Pm 421 7011 

FOR RENT: Luxury Executive mo 

torhome. air. generator, micro- 

wave oven Sleeps 7 . 477-2242 

APACHE RAMADA 1973. Solid 

State, fully equipped, sleew 9 Ei- 

cellent condition After 9 PM 

427 4822 

GO-CART, excellent condition. |8 

hp Tecumseh. racing slicks, 

ual dutch. $130 or best offer 

421 4970 

HONDA 1971, CB350. electric starj. 

rood condition, owner aniious. 

good 

$400 Call 494 0900 or. 425 6322 

HONDA 1974 450CL. 2.400 miles. e> 

cellenl condition Must Sell $6 

523-* 

KAWASAKI 1975. KZ400. deluie 4 

de engine eitras. 3000 mil 

375 

as- 

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1971. Eledrj 

Glide, white, police special. 

good condition. 14.000 miles.474- 

SUZUKI 1971 50 cc. Trail Ho 

eicellent condition. 

HONDA 1974 3M 

or best offer 

3000 Miles. 

421: 

SHASTA. 19 ft 1972. trailer, excel- 

lent condition, self contained, 

sleeps 6 $2900 464 8487 

All Units Reduced 

CHAMPION 

TITAN 

CONCORD 

High inventory. ov*r 50 MOTOR- 

HOMES 17. 20. 35, 27 and 31 ft 

available 

H W Motorhomes 

981-1535 

TRAILER, heavy duty 4 x 6 x 2W 

with lights. $95 533 2923. after 5 

PM 728 $509 

YAMAHA 1974 TX500. eicellent 

dition $850 644 34W 

SUZUKI 

MOTORCYCLES 

Many Models 

your 

Moore's 

to suit 

Needs at 

Motor Sport 

21001 Pontioc Tr at 8 Mi 

South Lyon 437-2083 

Mon thru Fri 10 AM • 7 PM 

Sat 10 AM - 6 PM 

HONDA. 1972 CLSM, very good ct*i 

dition. 6.000 miles $550 97941 

SUZUKI GT 390, 1974. eicellent cop 

dition. low miles, adult owned 

many eitras, $650 or best offer 

Afer 12 noon 453-09H8 

YAMAHA 60, 1971. good condition 

must sell $160 453411$ 

SUZUKI. 1973. TM 125, never betn 

HOLIDAY 1972 Trav ler. 24 ft . ex 

cedent condition, loaded, tandem 

aile. hook up included 4534769 

CHAMPION Motor'Home 24 ft 

1974. sleeps 8 454 Chevrolet engine 

Eicellent condition. M.300 4254615 

SEVENTEEN and a halT ft travel 

trailer, sleepa 6. gas elednc refrig 

erator. oven, toilet, spare tire, 

good condition. 91.196 451-0845 

VEGA FOLDING Camper. 1975 

model, sleeps $. heater, water, 

sink, and etc $1,500 PA 14409 

KROWN 1973 tent camper 7 sleep 

er. ice boi. stove, furnace 

$1095 422- 

WINNEBAGO. 1973. Mini Winnie, 

under 13.000 miles, eicellent condi 

tion. $7500 4S3-M7I 

TOUR-A-HOME 17 ft travel trail 

er. refrigerator, stove, sleeps $. 

gas electric lights $800 532-0671 

WILL ACCEPT late model motor 

home as down payment for 3 bed 

room northern chalet Call Mr 

Mayer KE 11611 

good condi- 

4257695 

TOUR A HOME trailer 

tion. 

CLEARANCE 

Champion 

raced, 

offer 

mint condition 1350 or 

464 < 

HARLEY 1974. SR 100. dirt btl 

only, good condition Reasonably 

422-! 

HONDA 1972. 350. $550 l»?3 

HONDA 4M, $950 Low mile*( 

After 6 Pm 255-5 

SAIL RIG tor Grumman conoe. 17 

ft or larfer Aaking $140 455-2149 

SUN FISH SAIL boat 

trailer $9M (If no 

after 7 PM) 

with Alcort 

answer call 

479-4113 

LHASO APSO 

$ week* old. $» 

Cocks poo mi Dotes 

9474*27 

BEAUTIFUL HEINZ $7. female. 3 

months all first »hot*. hou»e 

broken, love* children, all acce* 

483-1391 

FOR SALE, full 

Poodle pupa, male ft female 

blooded block 

437-7971 

SHELTIE PUPPIES, 

position. Ul-color. 7 

AKC registered. $1M 

lovely dts- 

weeks Old. 

557 7951 

PEKINGESE pupa, adorable 9 

week*, full Wood, unregistered, $w 

$42-4979 

FREE TO QOOO HOME 

ful. healthy kitten*. 

bMutl 

I7743M 

BLACK LABRADOR RETRIEVER 

pop*. AKC. champion blood line. $ 

^ ||25 964-7994 

SCHNOODLES. I male. 1 female. $ 

week* old Father: Miniature 

Schaauser. Mother: Miniature 

1 BEAUTIFUL OM Enallah Sbao^ 

dog*, female pupplaa. aired by Ta 

Sum. champion Spiffy Chicken, 

am of Foalwia Dam Lady Lalhe, 

both AKC and OFA. for sala to 

I on Co ownership^bnaM 

ALUMINUM 31 ft pontoon boat, al 

most new. can be seen at 34M Mid- 

bolt. Pine Lake Sunday from 2 

to S Pm Ml 4-1344 

JOHNSON M HP. 1979 19 ft Mir 

roricraft Deep Fisherman with UK 

trailer Many accessories $1,800 

Like new. 

534-4754 

REBEL RASCAL 

FLYING SCOT 

INTERLAKE 

PORPOISE 

SAILBOATS 

for the non-boat 

Soiling program 

BLOOMFIELD BEACH 4 BOAT 

FACILITY 

43M Cass Elisabeth Rd 

Ask for Ted Wade. 6W «»l 

SAILBOAT CLOSE OUT. new 12 ft 

and 14 ft AFC Ready to sail Full 

factory warranty. $#*> off IM Mar- 

vin Marine. Inc . 537 5865 

OUTBOARD MOTOR, 

hp . M9 

Martin. 4W 

537-5119 

IAIL BOAT. CL19, 1974. Pamco tilt 

trailer, mint condition Used 1$ 

Eitras 

1-7327 

740 Pet Services 

LET ME PAMPER YOUR PET 

19 years espe- 

Center 

M141M 

Collie 

REG11TERED • ^ 

rfs?'bJoodbSfoffafter IPIC 

Ml 3493 

FEEDE* MCE ft rmto. 

price*, pinkies available 

BOARDD90 OT 

Ml 

A li bhkkl's 

Cherry HU1 Rd 

WORLD 

374M rise MM. Uvoâ 

•944919 

BOARDING ft" GROMMINO 

snd medium sued dop. li 

CANINE OOVE^n t L„|„ n 

ttt| 

PONTOON 

39 HP 

start W 

29 ft. 

motor 

field 

Electric 

MXIi9 

O'DAY 

trim 

Daysallor, 17 ft 

I trailer, tal 

Excellent 

wood 

$»M9 

vang 

5413133 

THOMPSON Upstroke. 17 ft. IM 

HP Evtnrwde. 3$ gallon bulk ln gas 

k Push botton shift BultTln 

.1 locator Plua trailer Man* 

•Mras Eicellent condition. $1399. 

OLASTRON 1972, tlTt Open 

I p Electric 41 

i top. trlaler and moor 

Ing cover 939% After 9PM 4&349M 

LONE STAR 14 ft. 

•4m*. 39 |m Johnson new trailer 

boat cover, depth sounder. MM. 

BOAT DOCKAGE 

BEACH FACILITY 

m, Sell. Swim Fish. Picnic 

rem Camp. Private. 

Not Just A Beet Yard 

BLOOMFIELD BEACH ft *OAT 

FACILITY 

Oaa* Laka Boot 

4399 Caoa Elisabeth 

H 

RUTTMAN MINI BIKE. 4 

purple, front shocks, eicellent, 11 

w condition $150 329-25 

MOTO 

dressed 

GUZZI 1972. 850. ful 

eicellent condition. $1.4! I 

421 52 $ 

KAWASAKI 990. Z 1. 1975 3.000 

miles padded bar. perfed con* i 

tion. first $1600 535 92*5 

SUZUKI. 74V» GT 550, new com I 

tlon 1.979 miles, bought new 19" S. 

uaed 3 months, leaving state, mi it 

sell $950 557-7117 

HONDA CB-500 1973 Like 

Only 2.100 miles Sissy bar 

pod. new battery. $1,200 or 

offer 

id 

b4st 

1$ 

SUZUKI. 1974W. 

owned. 17M miles 

new shocks $550 

TS 195. ad It 

mint conditli n, 

5224 41 

SUZUKI. 1972. TCM. 

tlon. low mileage 

good con 11- 

474-7 47 

HONDA MT2M. 1974. Enduro, 

miles, eitras, like new Must s ;U 

a 525-7 & 

SUZUKI 1972 TS125 Low mllei 

Very good condition Hofûp 

many extras $225 459^W2 

KAWASAKI 1973 1 * SR4M Very 

mileage. Eicellent condkti 

$1,990 

ow 

in. 

459-1492 

RUTTMAN 

$1M or best 

5 HP mini-b ke. 

KE 3-1782 

ROCKFORD TORA Don t wait 

Christmas. en)oy riding this I 

now trail bike right now 

HONDA 

miles 

wife" 

». lo 

s Mke 

1973. 500 cc. under 8 0M 

ood condition, eit as, 

479- 216 

SUZUKI 1». 1972. Eicellent ccfridl 

tlon Trail and road gear $34 

427- Ml 

TRIUMPH. 19M. 9S0 Boonev lie 

[many new parts partially 

lied, runs good Best offer IM 899 

TRIUMPH Chopoer 

frame hoa wheel, f 

must see Jl.lM 

fully 

CC. r 

Mi 

SUZUKI 1973. 2M Good 

I Call after 

SUZUKI 1974 TM 125 Never rac 

Used 4 months Bell Star helmet In- 

cluded Eicellent condition $4$5 

HONDA 1973* custom Hog 

$ inch eitension $1100 or Wst 

offer GA l-5j27 

TRIUMPH 1972. 650 Bonneville, 

cellent condition, eitras Call af 

SPM 

HONDA 1972. CL175. 

tlon. low mileage. $300 

Pm 

HARLEY DAVISON 1976 

Glide. $3,400 Don 

HONDA 125 CB. $ months old. 

miles, best offer 979-OIHS 

II a te 

HONDA. 750. 1974. eicellent 

tlon. eitras. low mileage, ml 

sell. $1475 or best offer 9244*45 

YAMAHA 1974 390 Enduro. 

condition. $925 or besl offer 

after 6 PM 

SALE 

Titan • Concord 

MINI MOTORHOMES 

17 . 20 22 ft 

$8,495 UP 

Urge selection Immed Delivery 

H W Motorhomes 

981-1535 

DODGE 1972 mini-motorhome. ex- 

cellent conditio^. 23000 miles, 

sleeps $. automatic, power steering 

brakes. 

522! 

CREE travel trailer. 1$ ft . self con 

talned, new carpet plus add a- 

room, loaded with extras. $1150 

453 68M 

PILGRIM 

extras 

1976 cab over. 9 foot. 

427 8023 

CAMPER CAP. 9 ft 42 inches high 

with furnace. slide-In unit with 

sink, stove, ice bo*, dinette bed. 6 

months old $7M 455-2149 

1973 LITTLE DEN. pickup camper. 

9V» foot, sleeps sis. self contain- 

e^l. like new $1125 352-94M 

SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER - 21 

f» tandem deluie; completely self 

contained Old*m»bile, 1974. cus- 

tom cruiser. 3 seat, loaded with 

many eitras. willi sell together'or 

separately, must lie seen to appre-' 

date 792$ Kaiser Plymouth 

455-3017 

SUZUKI 1972W. 250 cc. 2 cylinder, 

low mileage, eicellent condition. 

$395 $32 1295 

SUZUKI 1975. 550. eicellent condi- 

tion Call evenings. 5324094 

gid 

HONDA 1973. SM 

miles 9550 Must sell 

.uall 

525-7 8M 

HONDA 1972. 7$9 very cl an 

many aitroa. $1.9M firm, • 722-JMU 

Rd 

A* for Tod Wade 

OUTBOARD MOTOR. « h.p. Tank 

OLDER hot jaod 

M HP 

ft. • • 

S S R l f 

STJl ÛFT 

MS Mmw a 

Use .91i.M». 

19N. tl 

m crulaar Twin 

EiceUoM omM- 

799-7942 

MINI-BIKES 

MINI-CYCLES 

Michigan's Largest S«toctlfl*i 

SUMMER CLEARANCE 

Rupp 

Rutman 

Spoedway 

Foi 

Ul 1 Indian 

Artie Chi ' 

Mai 

Moto-Becane 

• Go-Carts 

) Wheelers 

AU Blkas to 9t% Off 

Used Bike* from $99.M 

LIST 

Mini Bike Deluxe $3M 

Rapp Rondster $3M PR 

Indian lMcc $4p MM P • 

RoppMX49 | 

139cc 9 9p | 

(OW 

$1*9 95 

M 

La Baron Sports, Ir c. 

34711 Dequindre s. # a 

Mile. Trey 

585*3535 

IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE 

V' 

YAMAHA 125 MX. 19M. good condi 

tion. $325 or best offer. 291 $294 

HONDA 1972. CBSM Low mila ge, 

electric start Padded sissy liar 

rack Chrome hl-way par 

helmets Eicellent Con 

dition. 

455 7296 

HONDA 1974. 7M, all chrome, 

torn paint, must see. $2900 or 

offer After 5 PM 

HONDA 1970. Trail 70 Low rtiile 

age Eicellent condition Phone 

tween 10 AM I PM. 9294572 

YAMAHA 197S. TX 6M. low ipile 

age. eicellent condition, with 

met. $1200 728- 

HONDA. 1973. 3M. $3M After 9 

HONDA 1973. 4M. luggage 

beck rest, craih bar*. 

2.7M miles, eicellent 

9996 Days. 45*1922, or c 

ask for Kevin. 

FROLIC travel trailer 

equaliser hitch, new 

16 ft Reese 

tires, nice. 

M2 2192 

DISCOVERER Rectrans Motor 

Home for Sale 25 ft sleeps 4. com- 

pletely self contained and fully 

January 1974. 

OT1 CaU 

new in 

45-2QM 

cus- 

best 

479-3992 

hel 

257$ 

PM 

HONDA 1971. 3M. 

mileage. $4M 

very 

HONDA 1974 

tlon. Fairing ant 

$1,350 or best offer 

SUZUKI 1975. SM 1.9M 

es. must sell to highest 

4314M7 or 

VW SPORTSMOBILE PEN 

THOUSE CAMPER. 1971 Sleeps 4 

adults Sink, ice box. radials. Lear 

Jet AM-FM stereo Excellent mil 

leoge. $2,496 $974IM (If no an- 

swer 3M4933) 

816 Auto-Ti 

Parts & 

ruck 

Service 

FOUR FIRESTONE Radial tires. 

GR70-I5; also twb Mlchelln Radl 

als. Snow Tlrea. 3I5-IS $1W com 

plete After $ PM 474-7117 

SET OF four 

s - s. good condition. $M 

15 inch Crsger map. 

— 642-1'49 

FOUR NEW Goodyear tires, black. 

H79 i IS. 9 ply. Wlret cushioned po- 

lyglas $200. GA 2-4007 

RACING Formula 1 drivers, many 

parts, wheels and fiberglass 

bodies. 29375 Ross Dr Redford 

Twp 

750. eicellent 

and many ei 

431-2971 

2342 

RUPP 1975. M Trail Bike, ei 

condition low miles. $225 

1974, 4 HP mini-trail 

condition. $130. 

HONDA 1975 7M. 1.9M mIMs Adult 

ned Like new After 5 PM: 

$1,900 477-SM6 

814 Campers And 

Motorhomes 

VW 1979 Wastphlla camper Excel 

lent condition 4719917 

TRUCK CAMPER. 19* Ft . self 

contained Many extras fl.lM. 

GR 

FOUR 1979 Cofvette wheels * 

Ures. 4.9M mites. $4M or best offer 

5424211 

NEW rord V9 

arate with accessories 

5pm 

2 Litre, In 

$330 After 

422-5037 

WHEEL COVERS 

New ft uaed. SUtfles or set Also 

for Pickups. Vans ft Motorhomes 

SID SAVAGE 

Auto Supply 

30254 Ford Rd. Westland 

West of Middlebelt 

We 

Buying 

Are 

Now 

ALL MAKES & MOOEIS 

HIGH DOLLAR 

100 TO 200 MORE 

ONE MINUTE 

FREE APPRAISAL 

Leo Calhoyn 

Ford, Inc. 

41001 PLYMOUTH RD 

453-1100 

822 Trucks For Sale 

FORD F-3M. 1974. sharp black 

truck. V4. 4 speed and full power 

Price includes like new boi cover 

93.199. Call now Tom Holier Ford. 

Farmington 474-1393 474 1 $39 

1973 FORD IM pickup. 392V9. 

power steering, cab high top. 2 

snow tires on wheels. 31.000 miles. 

$24M AfterS WPM. 478 1848 

FORD PICKUP. 1997. $4M ~oTbest 

offer 19M Ford PickUp $5M. both 

in good condition 453-7$32 

CHEVY PICKUP 1MI. 

349-4697 

824 Sports And 

Imported Cars 

CORVETTE COUPES 1979, 2 lo 

choose from, loaded, automatic, air 

conditioning Roger Penske Chev 

355 1000 

CAPRI 2900, 1974 . 2 door 33.9M 

very easy miles, car looks new' 4 

speed. AM-FM radio, eledric defog- 

ger. steel radials and more' Spe- 

cial this wtek $2,297 Art Moran 

Pontiac-GMC. Telegraph. North of 

12 Mile 353MM 

WE BUY 

USED CARS 

ALL MAKES 8. MODELS 

ALSO TRUCKS 

COMPLETE SELECTION OF 

CLEAN USED CARS! 

OPEN SATURDAYS 

Bill Brown 

USED CARS 

35000 Plymouth Rd 

Livonia. Michigan 

427-9700 

1974 BRONCO 

M OM miles, automatic transmls 

sion. power steering. 4 wheel drive, 

beck seal, perfed Only 

$4,195 

LEO QM.HOUN FORD 

4IMI Plymouth Rd 

flymoutl 

453 1327 

CHEVROLET 1975 . 4 wheel drive. 

V9 automatic with extras Askini 

$5000 Call after 5 30 Pm 

Asking 

522 «31 

Always 

Bigger 

Cash 

CARS 

SHARP LATE MODEL 

NEEDED NOW 

For Out of State Market 

MANSFIELD 

AUTO SALES 

1104 Baldwin 

GMC 1973 Power steering, brakes. 

Mon $1 W0 Ml 4 4678 

FORD 1970. Vton camper special 

Dual tanks, oversiied tires, clean 

With 9 ft camper cab-over $2,000 

356 8941 

BOB SAKS OLDS 

USED TRUCK 

SPECIALS 

75 Chevy Custom 10 

Automatic, like new $3,695 

75 Toyota High Lux 

Low mileage $2,795 

74 Chevy Blazer 

4 wheel, air $4,795 

73 Ford XLT Pick up 

Loaded, air. stereo $3,495 

72 Ford F IM Custom 

Automatic, air $2,895 

70 Chevy Custom Pick up 

Automatic, air $1,795 

BOB SAKS 

OLDS 

Grand River at Drake 

478-0500 

FORD I9M. * ton pick up. 4 speed 

dition. $850 

transmission. 

Call 

good condit S35M23 

TOYOTA. 1974. Celica. MOM one 

owner miles, 5 speed, stereo tape 

Only $2.$65 Art Moran Pontiac 

GMC. Telegraph, North of 12 Mile 

3531000 

FIAT 124. 1975. Spyder convertible 

5 speed performance, classy looks, 

beautiful condition' Save a bundle! 

ART MORAN ITALIAN 

3S341M 

BRICKLIN - 1975. all automatic A 

I condition Call for more informa- 

tion Call collect 214292 4137 

TOYOTA Celica GT 1974 Automat 

ic. undercoated Excellent condi 

tion $2.$M 455-95M 

KARMANN GHIA 1972 Dark 

green, air conditioning Excellent 

condition $l,$50 ;Dave' 857 8445. 

Evenings: 85?4282 

MGB 197 I. Bracken with tan men 

or. eice|ent condition Warrantee 

363-94M 

DATSUN. 1974 . 2MZ. red. automat 

ic. AM-FM. rear defogger sharp 

$4,495 O'Hara Datsun. 35655 

Plymouth Rd 425 3311 

OPEL GT. 1971. 4 speed, green me- 

tallic. like new. rebuilt engine 

Best offer Stella Buick 531-25M 

TRIUMPH 1974 Spitfire 1500 AM 

FM. excellent condition No rust 

Radials $2,850 525 1074 

MG-B 1974 Low miles, new Mich- 

elins. Ziebarted, AM-FM Stereo 

$3 400 644 5493 

AUDI FOX 1975 4 speed, am fm 

radio, air. excellent condition. 

$4500 After 6 Pm 332 5994 

AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite, I9M con 

vertlble Excellent condition $10M 

455 2639 

MGB I9M. Good running condition, 

new clutch, exhaust system, top 

good tires $800 After SPM 3554326 

MG MIDGET 1970 New paint 

tires, windows Sharp' 30 MPG 

Must sell Best offer 422 1865 

CHEVY 1972. 

power steering, 

with boot. $1$» 

pickup, half 

saddle tanks 

After 5 538 1294 

ton 

cap 

CHEVY three quarter pickup. 1974. 

with new Astro cap. loaded low 

mileage, set to carry any camper 

eicellent condition 

4534 

823 Vans 

PONTIAC 

FE 

FE 

5-5900 

8-8825 

ALWAYS 

TOP DOLLAR 

For 1969-1975 clean cats and 

trucks. 

AVIS FORD 

354 3105 

FORD E IM. Van. 1976 . 351 Stick. 

Steel Radials. 2.000 Miles. Many 

eitras Best offer 533-4999 

FORD. 1974. Van. automatic trans 

mission 6 cylinder, power steering. 

14.000 miles $2.695 Roger Peck 

Chev 474-05Q0 

, ALFETTA 

SUPER SALE 

Through Augusl 20 

Come In & Tesl Drive 

Holy's Motoring Legend 

at 

FALVEY MOTORS 

OF TROY 

1815 MAPLELAWN 

TROY MOTOR MALL 

643-7870 

DODGE. 19M. Window Van. hard 

lo find $996 Roger Peck Chev 

474 05W 

DODGE 1971 window Van Mint 

condition Automatic, slant 6 en- 

gine 91.796 KE 5-1708 

821 Jurk Cars Wanted 

j 

$INSTANT$ 

$CASH$ 

FOR 

JUNK 

& WRECKED 

CARS 

CALL 

E & M 

474 4425 

A GOOD DEAL for your Junk car 

or truck We pay more for those 

that run Quic* pick-up ^92-74 49. 

9344565 

HIGH$$ HIGH$$ 

WANTED ; 

$25 - $50 

ON ALL 

JUNK CARS 

Must Have Title 

OTY AUTO RECOVERY 

401 1 1 Schoolcraft 

453-3411 261-9120 

PLYMOUTH 

CALIFORNIA 1974 Ford Custom 

van. custom paint, and mural 

Mags, radials. tuck and roll nauga 

hyde and shag interior couch/ bed 

Stereo with Jensen speakers CB. 

air conditioning, power steering 

brakes, air shocks, headers, dual 

exhaust 302 V4. $5 900 464 7772 

CHEVY window van 1975. automat- 

ic. AmFm stereo, custom interior, 

must see. $5100 689 8357 

FORD 1972 window van. 12 passen- 

ger. excellent condition, sacrifice, 

heavy duty equipped 826-2245 

AUTOMOBILE TELEPHONE • Sir- 

plus to Corporals Prooldent 8 

• Latest model. Latest fea 

IM. Installed your car 

lays. 944 1904; 

Firm J?1 

Dai 

Evenings. 

991-3411 

PARTS for 391 Cleveland Alutni 

num Intake, heads, bare block 

plus other part. ' MM919 

B F 

KROWN. 1971 camper, sleeps 9, 

add a-room fully carpeted, drapes, 

daaets. porta potty, furnace. Kicol- 

STcooiKlon^lM. 43I4M9 

HOLIDAY TRAILER. INI 23 R, 

eicellent condtlon After l:N PM. 

479-1949 

N1MROD taut camper 

condition, sleeps 9. roe: 

now. prices going up ft 19 PI 

Ml-14 

STARCRAFT 1971. 14 fl . 413 B» 

glee, 399M miles, power Mooring 

mi brakes. AM FM sterwo g track 

rotor, Bleeps 9. self 

Una. $13,299 

APACHE 1973, 

APACHE EAGLE, bask tent 

Goodrich show tires. 79 X 14 

427-3991 

ALL FOREIGN CAR body work. 

57$ 1988 

TWO IN9 Tord Van Windsors 

t Unted. wUI open rear door 

beet offer Call after S P M ^ 


Car F6r Sale? 

WE WELCOME YOU 

WITH OPEN WALLET 

Becaukd we Mil so many, wi 

need goorf used con of oil 

kinds. We pay CASH and 

con i40W. 

Bob 

478-0500 

U 

Saks 

Farmington 

V 

Junk Cars k Trucks 

High $ Psid 

Call John A Dude's Towii 

339-4044 

Wanted 

iwing 

7294995 

JUNK CARS 

WANTED 

• 

FREE 

739-3333 

PICK-UP 

268-1090 

822 Trucks For Sale 

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL-ALL. 

1973. Custom, power, automatic. 

49.9M miles Roger Penake Cbev 

355-1000 

DODGE D IM. 1975. Pickup. 13. 

miles. Spirit of 79 Like new and 

S 1ced right. 93.3M. Tom Holier 

ord. Farmington. 474 IStt. 474-ISM 

EL CAMINO 19M Dark Mue. black 

Interior with custom cover $750 

Tyme 

1972 FORD F-250 

CAMPER SPECIAL 

With Ronger pockoê. V-8. 

automatic, power steering 

and brakes, dual gas tanks, 

west coast mirrors, rear step 

bumper, cap, two tone green 

A lot of truck for only 

S2.295 

JACK 

DEMMER 

FORD 

37300 Michigan Ave. 

(Just E of Newburgh) 

PA L -2600 

DODGE MAXI-VAN 1972. Roysl 

Sportsmsn. B-200. sutomstic trans 

mission, power steering, sir, cruise 

control, $29M After $ 64 2 59M 

DODGE 1973 Mail Van Motor 

home Pop top. stove, refrigerator, 

dinette, sleeps 4. deluxe interior 

94.7M After 5 PM 722-510I 

DODGE 1979 Van 2M. I2M miles, 

air. AmFm quad tape, radials. cus 

torn Interior - eiterior 995-23M 

DODGE 197I Window Van V-3. 

automatic. Body, good condition 

42.9M miles fl.SM ? Dave' 4534993 

DODGE I9M Van 

radials. stereo tape 

needs repair 

Rebuilt engine, 

deck, body 

GA Ml 

CHEW VAN 1975. fully custom 

ixed. power steering - brakes, 

stereo, mags II.000 miles, eicel- 

lent condition $5500 479-4793 

FORD I9N window van 6 cylinder, 

low miles Automatic, set up for 

camping, with furnace, mosquito 

nets on windows Good tires, inieri 

or - mint condition Has some rust 

on body Asking $775 535M094 

CHEVY 

wheel b< 

brskes 

tlr 

VAN 1974. *«. Ton long 

power steering, power 

tomstic. steeT radial 

penciled snd carpeting 

Kr. 3-0412 

DODGE. 1973 VAN. Tradesman 

IM. 9 cylinder automatic, excellent 

condition. $2695 M41304 

FIAT SEDAN. 1972. eicellent condi 

tion $995 Avis Ford 

Telegraph al 12 Mile SM 3100 

BMW Bavaria 1973 Automatic 

Good condition 4 door sedan $5200 

or best offer 851-9321 

MGB 1971. AmFm. wire wheels, re 

dining seats, convertible $1.2M or 

best offer. 5» 0509 

VW 1971 

condition. $975 

Body and engine in good 

TRIUMPH 1972 Spitfire Sharp' No 

rust 50.000 miles $1,895 728 3534 

miles, 

trade 

1974 MG MIDGET 

CONVERTIBLE ROADSTER 

Radio, heater 19.000 

one owner, new car 

$2,495. 

PAT MILLIKEN 

FORD 

9600 Telegraph 

Between Plymouth $i w Chicago 

255-5840 

CORVETTE 1975. spotless rinna 

mon brown, automatic, air AM 

FM telescopic 4 tilt wheel, leath 

er. L-92. new tuneup. mags, lug 

gage rack. 15.000 Miles, must see 

Will consider clean middle-siw cai 

in trade M2 719 

DATSUN, 1973. 1200 coupe, auto 

matic. radio, mint condition. $1 

Call 646-7684 

FIAT 1974. 

miles. $3,500 

Xl-9 green 19 

689-436$ 

TRIUMPH SpHfire 1970 convert 

ible. yellow with blsck top 

speed, good condition. $1.1M 

42543$$ 

TRIUMPH TR250 I9M Looks anc 

runs great, must sell, $7W 338 443 

PORSCHE 914. 1973 Driven fo 

pleasure not for sport $3,900 Ver 

clean, eicellenl condition 352-907 

DODGE Van 1972 . 319. automatic. 

S wer brakes. 127 In wheel base 

II between 9 AM-4 PM Ask for 

__ ck. J»56I2 

CUSTOM FORD van 

finished with mursls. 

$2,580 or best offer. 

completely 

very clesn, 

349-2507 

BEAUVILLE 197$ Sport Vsn, air - 

front and bock, steel belled tires, 

many estros. Just reduced. $$1M 

479-2792 


Imported Cars 

MG 1973 MIDGET. 20,000 miles, 

school teacher i car. Eicellent con- 

dition. AM FM rtereo $*2M 557 M97 

rebuilt motor, Malibu 

model, sun roof, new brskes. new 

generator, great mileage. $399 CaU 

between 19 A 11 PM 945-1M7 

VOLVO I9N Swedish engine*red 

Only 9«7$ Tyme SolOs 

499 UN 

BABY PARAKEET^ 

COCKATIELS 

FINCHES 

YOUNG PARROT 

Huge Selection 

Hsrd Cover Books 

Ceramic Ministures 

Travel Cages—Training Equiffneni 

Complete Services Boarding A Gr 


Imported Cars 

CORVETTE 1979. burgandy tan 

automata 

age Cal 

Pm 

CORVETtTE 

Coll 

DE 

(R,W,a9C)*llC 

£& loaded, low mile 

weekdays 9 to $ 

994 7110 

I9M. like new. $5S» 

453 5344 

JAGUAll 1997. 429G Power 

bralun. s ecring windows Air. ei 

celleet caxhtion Must see Best 

offer MS ISM 

75 & '76 

dO SALE 

SAAB MAZDA 

UP TO 

$1,000 

SAVINGS 

Ful Factory Wsrranty 

ijlVONIA 

N SAAB-MAZDA 

34301 Plymouth Rd 

Wayne A Farmington 

iBetwee$ 

Rds ) 

PORSCH : 

cellenl 

1973 914 1 7 LTR Ex 

condition. 34000 miles 

. 6447192 

RENAUIT 1974. air. AM-FM rear 

window Be fogger 19.000 miles 4 

door 4 sieed. excellent milage, ex 

cellent c ndilion. $2,675 349 09M 

TRIUM1 H GT6, 1970 37 000 miles 

AmFm 

$1200 

MG Midfeet l»73 AM-FM. luggage 

rack. ne» racing exhaust, no rust 

Excellent condition 

64 7 2765 

anjjWhe 

VOLVO 

Air. lowl 

lion 

BMW B KVARIA 1973. automatic 4 

door se ion. completely 

$5,200 ( all 326 $IM or 

FIAT 

sell A 

75 124 coupe, in need to 

rust proofed AM-FM 

stereo, est offer 

TOYOT 

lage 

Celica ST 1974. low mi 

lial snows included, under- 

coated. ery well maintained 

CORVE TE 

miles. • 

loaded 

ranty. 

1976. automatic 5.400 

blue with black interior 

best offer, still ivxler wsr 

773-25*4 

HONDA 

excelled 

$7M or I I 

coupe. 1972. 

. 40 m.p.g. 

)est offer « 

74 

T i 

Datsun B-219. 4 

M FM radio 

Ca^-i. 2 door. 

radio, r ick 

71 Op« I 

nice, ni 

"71 Pin 

Wagon 

slonelly 

request 

er. loai 

drive. 14850 

than 

from 

player 

Kood 

offer 

speed 

$9 000 

M 

Est 

stereo good condition 

647 7517 

1974. 2 door Stick shift 

mileage excellent condi 

549 4975 

"SRS 

557 S423 

531 4958 

37.900 miles 

steel belts. 

525-4455 

GT. nicc. 

$2 395 

$1,795 

$1 995 

SCuire 

brown $1 995 

OPEN SATURDAY 

LIVONIA VOLKSWAGEN 

34M1 P ymoulh Rd. 425 54M 

Between Wayne t. Farmington 

Rds 

MERC1 DES 1970. 280SE profes 

restored, ressonable offer 

fed Call 4-7 PM 478 59» 

CORVE ITE 197$ 

$94M 

rhite. black leath- 

3534329 

CORVE TTE 1976 air 

ing. brakes, windows 

Power steer- 

Auto irasns- 

mtssionL rear defogger. raised let- 

ter tire i. low mileage $$.675 Ml- 

207$ $51-72 

yellow outstanding 

rAechanlcally perfect, new 

BRADUEY GT 

car, 

19M c 

profess onally oonc , 

p irchase 

F ilvey * 

vey Motors 

MAI 

Exclusive 

ERCEDES-BENZ 

Solei - Leasing 

:uropean Delivery 

Ports - Service 

3te Motors Ltd 

$64 S Woodward 

Birmingham 

644-8400 

ai 

***\ 

A 

m , 

• »#< 

•;n 

i 

,St 

v . 

/ 1 

am fm 

m*ust see and 

293 4409 

MGB *7$ convertible. I 0M ml let 

virtual y now every eitra $9M less 

price 4 months sô 

MOB M74. AM-FM stefeo snd tape 

jage rack, new top. 

ion. must sell Best 

29I 5935 

TOYOtA Celics. ST. 1W4. silver 

ersy, i Ir. am-fm stereo, best offer 

Eves . $47 8890 

CORVfTTE 1976 , 4.500 miles, 4 

losded. mint condition. 

299-4248 or 54H902 

Complete Services Boarding & Or »mmg 

Pets'N' F Particulars 

22B30 MO( INEY AVE 

Across Froi i Formin 

474 6806 

aton Plaza 

Open Monday- »alurday8 AM.-6PM 

Matte' C* roo-Sank k mtricua 

CHEVY * TON. 

37.9M miles, a 

Roger Pock Chev 

8ltra nice 

stake. In 

Avis Ford 

Ot 12 MUe 

FORD 

FORD F-1N PICKUP. 1973. V4. 

43147M 

MPKTIT1VM 

Rancino, 

«A ILABU 

f m PICKUP* 

ICrestwood Dodge 

floydrice 

F-350 

PICKUP

120(R,W,G-10C) OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC Thur«Uy, Augu«t 12, 19: 


Imported Cars, 

SUBARU. 1*7). AM FM. radiate. 

m Ml ••IS 

MOft-GT 1ST I. 4 speed, wtth over 

drive, stereo cuaetle 7314175 

VOLVO 197V 244 GL. U.Wc'mllet. 

» MPG highway. iMPG^cjtr 

AUDI POX. 1973. M OM miles, e* 

cellent condition. UlOO or besl 

offer C4-1M7 

TKIUMPH TR4 I97J Low mile 

. Zlebert AM PM. e*cellent conno 

9S.M9 4M-MM 

X 

JAGUAR body «wk painting, inairance 

repairs

866 Ford 

GRAN TORINO 1*71. 4 doorTiT. 

automatic. po««r *te*rta|. sir. 

Vary goad ceadaloa b7-M77 

ItTJ. Wagon autamatM*. 

k Ford. 

•t U Mis. 194-1199 

PINTO IIT4. Runabout. tl.M* 

miles*, automatic etojrl top. Sport 

opuon «roup deluxe interior. Mkbifcll 

MM 179 

- 1975 MAVERICK 

2 ddbr, 6 cylinder, automatic, 

power iteering. foctory air. 

rod to, vinyl top. protection 

group. Lik* new, 14,000 

m.l#9 

— S3.195 

JACK 

? DEMMER 

FORD 

•3*300 Michigan Ave 

«^fb»t JE. of Newburgh) 

~ PA ^1-2600 

NG IMP. Fastback ts>. 1 

4 ju-*d. power steering 

AmFm cassette. Jenaerts 

Interior |T99. 

—..^..ICK 197). 150 automatic, 

pops* steering power brakaa. 

radio* good caadttlon 21.099 mies. 

BIMfc. 417497* 

fmmo 

HO 1973 wagon Medium light 

Qiuwwuh Kh blue ulterior 991 V* auio- 

_ I 91.199. 4114453 

GIIIWADA 1979. V9 Automatic, 

poffr steering A brakes, air coodi- 

.lofflng. back window defroster 

MWANG Ml. 1979. automatic 

pogai steering, eicellent condkion 

i l » - 7114349 

MOO TRANSPORTATION 

Ir. hardtop $995 

I £ 5 Maverick 

A.JJJJ]4vjiic. 2 door, radio, heaters 

$695 

'^SSR ^° RC ' 

r. hardtop, automatic 

£S ' • * 395 

SPAT MILUKEN 

ST FORD. 

*9»«en p5mo2h f 4*C. Chicago 

~ 255-5840 

1974 four door hardtop. V4 

•. power brakes, power 

... air. radio, tinted wis 

' white wal Urea, vinyl top 

21^H miles, dark green, one 

Like new condition 1150* 

91*4794 

F&£ON 1994. Rubs good 9119. 

1914799 

NG n. UN. Ghla 4 cyln 

:k. AmFm. low mileage 

g - b r ^ e s s h a ^ 

RjELlI 1979 Fairlane Good trane- 

poJJWon or beat offer! 

__rANG 1973 Grande White 

grean vmyl top. air condtlaoteg. 

— brakes, power staorkag. 

Tinted glass, naw tiraa. new 

tlraa. Excellent cooditton, 

m-iui 

EXTRA 

866 Ford 

TORINO UNO 1973. I! 1 door, vinyl top. V9 

automatic ... powar steering 

and 

vary clean, low mITe i lie an*. 

PPTO . RUNABOUT 1971. Good 

conduit Inn. must seH 1999 4794199 

GALAXIE • IM. Il.lt* mie*. 

power a leering, power brakaa. good 

condition.!** UMUI 

TORI INO 1971 Automatic, power, 

Good condition 5314113; KE54W 

GALAXIE, INS. I door. Powar 

Mdertof. automatic, eicellent tires 

Mil Marilyn, south of Ann Aibor 

R4-. west of Haggerty 

er 

bod 

Q9e 

1976 PINTO 

S2S78J3 

ioor. automatic, radio, heatwhite 

ude walls, wide 

ly side moldings, low milenew 

car bank rates 

595 

PAT MILLIKEN 

FORD 

9999 Telegraph 

letween Plymouth k W Chicago 

255-5840 

RANCHERO. 1971. asi-c. 4 *>eed. 

excellent runnin« condition, needs 

body work. 91199 Office. 5344900; 

le. 4744934 

ID 1999. 9. 4 door. Galaii* 3 

er steering, automatic, good 

chantcaDy. 5»OJ» 

ICON- 19 Passenger. LTD 

lire, automatic, air Power Steer- 

Brakes Rusted Good transpor- 

00 KE 7 IMM 

INO SQUIRE WAGON 1973. 

tr steering, air. rack, aulomaticl 

radial tires, good condkion 

7194991 

liAVERICK, 1971. 1 door, stick 

white, blue interior. 49.999 mfles. 

n+w like appearance. 9995 619-7114 

it ADA Ghla Coupe. 1979. SOI 

. power steering and brakes 

automatic, stereo, defogger 

more 94.499 4354X10. 

999-7531 

1974 GRAN TORINO 

SQUIRE WAGON 

naaenger. factory air, automa 

kl power steer In? and brakes 1 to 

rHoese from. 

$3,495 

LEO CALHOUN FORD 

410*1 Plymouth Rd 

453-13T 

STANG 1971, Mach l_, V4. auto 

»tic. air conditioning. bv Mfc 

e. A-I condition, calf after 9 PM 

4534139 

4ADA. 1975.!door. V4. auto 

•Uc. power steering, brakes. 

"TM sterto. flight bench seat. 

• window defogger 7»6or.. 

PINTO 1971 Squire waion. luggage 

rkek. needs work 9900 or oat 

otter. CaU after 5 PM 

LTD. 1971. vary good condi 

powar. air. AmFm stereo, vinyl 

top, new tire*. 9*495 49*7*9 

MUST ..ANG 1971. Boaa 391-4 speed. 

AM Fl FM. power windows. WS* or 

offer 477-1991 

t>ea Ol 

....ANG 1S70 Automatic tr__ 

th 

MUST 

ilesion. 39.999 miles, power steer 

If. 91.999 4*44115 

ClIARANTEEl >®USED CARS 

: tfl74WPALA WAS0H 

Af. condttionod. real claan 

T" 0 " ****** 

rH7SRMSTiCJyU 

A^ coodtioned. cruiaa and , 

tM whMi. iharpl ^ 

tS7SVOA 

Automatic tranamiaaion, air 

condltioood. priced to Mil 

*M$S** 

NTiMvant 

4 door nutomnlic t 

miaotoa radio, white 

area. 

• 1 , 1 9 1 

711 

i n 

wtioata. ottear ntalBMc. 

• 4 , 4 9 5 

.AM/FM 

72 VW RAJA - 

AM/FM radio, etvee moteMc. 

•1,495 

THIS 

ISTHE 

PLACE 

FOR 

VALUE! 

\VALVE 

I974AFRU0 

Automatic transmission, 

power st»«rtng, air conditioned. 

low mll«ag« 

W74CAJJ«ESTAn 

Air conditioned, priced to 

1974 IMPALA 

2 door, hardtop, air condi- II 

ttoned. runs exceUent 

•40875| 

PLYTOUTHRO 

453-4600 

Low maaaga. aunroof. radial 

tiraa. atereo. automatic, 

trensmlesion. 3 to o» 

•rom: potd. graan. and bkM 

matalBca. tactory 

74 VW Convarttbla. Low 

m*eage radial tiro*, stereo 

• 3 , 4 9 5 

74RWACMV9W 

Excellent condition. 100% 

warranty. 

nad/Btack m lar lor, radial | 

tlraa. rally whaala. full 

in«rum®ii iwio'i 

• 2 , 6 9 5 

/• 

866 Fad - 

LTD. 1973 ate Hon wagon, powy 

steering - brake*, air. 

lion 33.999 miles Asking 

MUSTANG 1997 convertible. Aromatic. 

power steering, good am* 

Uon. 1999 or best offer 5114399 

FORD 1999. LTD Squire Waj«j 

FORD 1974. LTD. power brntoa. 

power steering, new steel bated 

radial tire*, a* conditioned, eicellent 

condition H.5S9 93*4797 

CLUE 1979. 9909 miles eicelenl 

condition. 94490 Call aflerJ^PM 

FAIRLANE. 1995. 9119 

1975 TORINO 

STATION WAGON 

9 passenger, factory air. automatic. 

power steering and brakes, economical 

family or utility wagon for 

only 

$3,195 

LEO CALHOUN FORD 

41001 Plymouth Rd. 

453-1317 

PINTO 1974 Squire Waaon. 10.000 

miles, air. fully loaded. 11500 

942-2021 

FAIRLANE 1999. V9. automatic, 

good .running condition. M J 0 M I M g u 

GALAXIE 1995 . 4 door, automatic 

power brakes and steering. rad» 

115. 477-1131 

MUSTANG MACH I 1975. loaded, 

tow mileage, eicellent condkion. 

13575 or best offer Must sell. 53749IB 

FAIRLANE. 500. 1999. 15.500 actual 

miles, runs perfect . stick. 4 door, 

od gas mileage. Must see to beve 

#925 557-7147 

MUSTANG 1995 Eicellent eon

I 

.1 «•' 

14C*( R,"W,0-12C) OBSERVER ft ECCENTRIC Thorny, Augu* 12, 1976 

876 

| trfck^MW condition, low 

eniAtt Solon t«T4. loaded IS 000 

nDM. mint. I37M MUM sal 

OLDS M. IM. brow®, vm 

clean. food ear*. |7M 

FOUR DOOR INI Power BAE* 

lent running condition 70.000 orwi 

Ml tollea (family ewnersh^$4& 

876 OMsmoWt 

UP TO 

7EC0BD0IA 

•4,658 $1,799 

ONSOMSMOORLS 

CUSTOM CRUISER WAflON W*. 

•harp MMI miles. tqulpmontloaded 

lltM Ask for Tom. 47440* 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1173 I .... 

'hardtop, a If. bucket aaata. console. 

17AM miles After 9 PM. — ~ - 

OLDSMOBILE II LUXURY 

SEDAN. 1171. loaded perfect condi; 

tlon 11900 45843H 

DELTA 1171. M Air. power rteer 

Ing. brakea; good condttlon.^JSO. 

$ 3,177 

76 DUSTER. 

fr«B 

>2,945 

DAMERON 

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 

20H01 Grand River af Mlddlmbmll 

4 7 6 - 7 9 0 0 KE 1-8200 

BOB DUSSEAU pr 

31625 GRAND RIVER 

FARMINGTON 474-3170 

876 Oldsmobik 

DELTA M Royale 1172, 4 door hardtop. 

vinyl roof, factory air. powar 

steering • brakea. phis more . Stoel 

balled tires. Excellent cond«loa 

$1.8 JO ^ * II1-7111 

BEFORE YOU BUY 

SEE 

SUBURBAN 

OLDS 

For Metropolitan 

Detroit's largest 

Inventory 

of 1975 and 1976 

Oldsmobiles 

Troy Motor Mall 

Birmtngham-Bloomfield Hills 

643-0070 

i 

VISTA Cruiser Station .Wagon. 1972. 

ower steerlni ing h brafces. radllue. 

asking $1,700 M7-I482 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1971. gower 

steering 4 brakes, air. 

stereo, landau top. warranty ty. 

4453 1725 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1974 Power 

brakes, steering, windows Low 

mileage. 13750 . 8444589 

OLDSMOBILE M. IN9 air coodi 

tioned. 4 door hardtop, newly 

tuned. 2 snows, going to college, 

best offer 851-7193 

DELTA Royale M. 1975. convertible 

Loaded mint 15295 111-1125 

STARFIRE 1975. 4 speed, power 

steering 4 brakes, many extras 

U050 4 59 2058 

OLDS F-15. 1966 1350 

Will the REAL 

1. AVIS 

Sales 

Servicji 

FORD 

(Nfew, 

Stand Up! 

474-7755 

DELTA M. 1973. 2 door Vatyl top. 

full power, air. tilt wheel, AM-FM. 

Mkchelin Radials Mini condition 

$2,575 M11535 

876 Okkmobttt 

CUTLASS 1171 Supreme. 4 door, 

automatic, powar steering and 

brakaa. air. AM-FM ImmaculaM. 

CUTLASS SALON II7I. auoUnaUc. 

power steering. brakes, air. stereo, 

undercoated 15320 . 4744514 

CUTLASS Salon. It7k Loaded, mahogany 

and buckskin 15.000 

332-0567 

OLDSMOBILE - 1174. custom cruller. 

3 seat, loaded with many 

extras Shasta Travel Trader. 21 

Ft. tandem deluxe, completely self 

contained. Will sell together or sep- 

arately. must' be seen to appreciate 

7921 i " Kaiser. Plymouth 

4554017 

OLDS 19«9 2 door Deka M. good 

condition, must sell. 522-0121. 

211-2103 

878 Plymouth 

DUSTER. 1974. I cylinder, full 

power and air Nice car at the 

right price 12.195 Tom Hober 

Ford, Farmington 474 1 536 

CUDA 1971. 340. red and black, 

very good condition 11500 After 6 

PM 4744089 

SATELLITE SEBRING Plus. 1974. 

311 VI. 17 mpg Excellent condition 

12295 Home 817 9021 Work. 

Ext 311. 477-3900 

FURY 111. 1973 360 automatic 4 

door Loaded, low mileage 12500 

485-2353 

VOLARE 1976. Custom. 1.050 miles. 

Still in warranty, power steerina - 

brakes, automatic, rustproof $3,700 

or best offer 

Satellite. 1973. Custom 4 door. 

47.550 miles, air conditioning, auto 

matic. power steerina - Drakes, 

$2,300 or best offer Call between 5- 

7 PM, 681-0807 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1976. Land 

DUSTER 340, 1973 . 2 door, hardtop. 

au. wife's car. 2-door. air. power 

8 cylinder, automatic, power steer- 

steering, power brakes. AM-FM 

ing and brakes, vinyl top II,515 

vinyl rool 8.000 miles like new 

O'Hara Datsun. 35655 Plymouth 

Rd 425-3311 

lEU.. 

OLDSMOBILE 

lUSED CARS YOi 

CAN COUNT ON! 

125 USED CABS TO CHOOSE FROM 

1874 CUTUSS 

V-8 automatic, power steering, 

power brakaa, AM/FM 

steroo radio, air conditioning, 

vinyl roof ^ 

1974 CUTUSS 

9 PASS. WAGON 

V-l automatic, powar ataerlng. 

power brakaa. factory air 

conditioning, radio, heeler, 

white aidewalla ^ 6 9 5 

1975 BUICK 

LSSASRI CUSTOM 

LAMDEAU 

2 door hardtop. V-8 

automatic, powar ataerlng. 

power brakea. AM/FM atereo. 

factory air. vinyl roof, extra 

aharp. one owner. 

$4,495 »r 

'•assr 

V-8 automatic, power 

ateerlna. power brakea. 

factory «r. tnnyt rool. AM/FM 

stereo, low mlwa. show room 

$2,895 

1974 LINCOLN 

Loaded with ad factory options, 

leather Interior with 

lipstick package, showroom 

$6,995 

1974 CHEVROLET 

BLAZER 

Power ataerlng, power 

brakea. air. V-8 automatic, 

low. low mlea. AM/FM M/FM ra radio 

$4,995 

1974 FIIBIRD 

•TRANS AM 

V-l. 4 apeed. powar ataering. 

power brakea. AM/FM atorpo. 

Urea, aharp. aherpl 

$3,899 

,# casss E 

2 doorherdtop. V-l 

automatic, power etoerlng. 

power brakea. factory efi. 

Vinyl roof, radial, wMte aide 

wale, extra aharp. 

1.72 ram ac 

/-8 automatic, powar steering 

brakaa, factory air aondt 

ilng. bucket seats, aporta corv 

e. AM/FM stereo, white wa«a, 

>2,496 

19739UICK - 

OfCTRA229 

4 door, hard top. loaded, lao- 

**y «»r. vinyl roof, only 18,000 

mlea. ahowroom natal 

1979 OLDS 98 - 

LUXURY COUPE 

Loaded plus air conditioning 

and stereo radio, cruiae control. 

tHt wheal, one of a kind! 

$5,795 

1973 OLDS CUSTOM 

CRUISER ' 

0 paaaenger. loaded, air 

conditioning, AM/FM radio, 

aharp. aharp car V . 

$2,995 

1979 CAMARO 

Automatic, power ataerlng. 

power brakaa. rally wheels 

showroom new 

$4,395 

1972 OLDS 99 

LUXURY COUPE 

AM/FM, loaded, air conditioning. 

extra aharp. 

$2,295 

1973 OLDS 99 

Loaded, plua AM/FM atereo. 

air conditioning, vinyl roof, 

showroom new 

$3,495 

1973 CUTUSS 

2 door hardtop. V-6 automatic, 

power steering, power brakea. ra-1 

dlo. heater, white walla, vinyl root.' 

factory air conditioning, ehow-'| 

room new! 2 9 5 

1974 OLDS 99 

AM/FM aiereo. loaded plua 

oondltloning, super aharp V 

S4.295 

RjSrw'SSSieAi 

V-S automatic, powar 

steering power brakee, radio, 

heater,- white aide walls, 

vacation special., j 

1975 ELITE 

Cuatom, V-l automatic, powar 

aMering. power brakaa. air 

conditioning, vinyl rool, 

AM/FM radio, fire red, low 

"issr 

Automata, power steering 

/FM, power wtnr 

7,000 actual mftee, 

AHuUl Ul/n iOO l2M0 -'r2.0u0 

Mill USED CAR POWfR TRAIN WARRANTY 

r GRAND RIVl H AND DHAKt 4 78-Obf 

•S T J MIL 13 1VI S T Of FARMING TC

'f I I 

Thursday, AuguM 12, 1976 

L&SAI 3E8 

312 Uvonia 312 Uvonia 

312 Livonia 

rrrtn 

UVONIA 

SMALL BUDGET? 

But you need a lorge home, 

then tee this appealing bungalow 

with 4 bedrooms, gas 

heat and new roof, j Asking 

$26,900 Call 425-7300. 

'st UNITED 

WRDON CLARK REALTORS 

Open Sat.-Sun 2-5 

9910 SELTZER - Plymouth - 

Middlebelt area Super 3 bedroom. 

built-in pool, garage, 

finished basement. " Asking 

only $33,900 

GRAMCO 

525-7400 

MERR1MAN-7 MILE. 4 bedroom 

Brick t^jed. larp family room, attached 

garage. 1400 sq ft. S44.SOO 

477-MM 

COME * SEE THIS beaatlful barpin 

at m.M0 SAM Lawrence 

Drtva. Brick ranch family room, 

basement. t*k car garage S23-72M 

OPEN SAT * Sun. 2-8 PM. 14SS7 

Garden. Uvonia. 3 twdroom ranch. 

I full baths, family room, baat 

offer 427 3M» 

BY OWNER. UwniaT Kovdale 

Meadows 3 bedroom brie* reach, 

family room, screened perch, fin 

carpeted through 

out After S:M PM ^ • G A 2-4411 

OPEN SUNDAY li J44C Wood 

Dr. All the goodie* Burton Hallow 

Sub Colonial, m irparate dining 

family room n with fireplace 

uTftoor »r utility. • 2H 1H bat bat*. ha. 4 bed 

up. 1 bedroom and library 

down, panelled and tiled rec room. 

Fait occupancy Mi.Ml Reel Estate 

One. •44-4700 

UVONIA 

LARGE TREED LOT 

Nice 3 bedroom ranch with 

20 ft. living room, ottoched 

goroge. newly decorated inside 

ond out. Won't lost at 

$24,900. 

1st United 

JERRY F. EDWARDS 

8. ASSOC 

477-4700 

BY OWNER 7 Mile - Newburgh 3 

Ranch. 4th in basement 2 

finished rec roo. fireplace 

US S48.SM 

LYNOON NEADOWS 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

AVAILABLE NOWI 

MOVE RIGHT INII 

3 bedroom 2 baths, ranch with base 

ment. new kitchen carpet. 2 car garafT 

Must be scan to be appre 

dated 2N22 Mason 

MURNINGHAN 261-9610 

THIS AD 

IS WORTH CIRCLING! 

Fantastic •tic assumption on this U- 

vonia brick brii ranch. 3 bedrooms, recreation 

room. 3Vt car taranr plus 

much more. Asking M3.M0 Call 

DAN SCHN1EDER 

chamberlain 

721-8400 

IN A HURRY? 

Great aaaumption and quick occupancy 

goes with this ) bedroom 

brick ranch Full finished base 

ment. large kitchen plus dining ell. 

wood deck patio. 2 car garage, 

fenced lot. Walking distance to 

everything SM.8M 

Cardinal 

West, Inc 522-5333 

SHARP 3 bedroom ranch, carpet 

inc. drapes, tiled basement. IW 

bath, family room, natural fireplace. 

stove, refrigerator, dish- 

' r. I car attached garage, gas 

•rill M s 

MS.MO 

13S lot. ,7V*«fe assumption 

484 3880 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

NEW HOMES - 4 LEFT 

Hli Rd between Ann Arbor Rd 4 

Joy Rd. Brick and aluminum Trilevel. 

3 bedrooms. 22' family room 

with fireplace 00x120 ft. lots. 

137.MO 

Century 21 

CORNERSTONE 478-4660 

SPACIOUS 

4 bedroom with nice treed lot. full 

partially finished basement, super 

larp kitchen, natural fireplace in 

living room First offering Just 

133.MO 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 424 Inc. 525-4444 

OWNER 8 MUe Farmington \ 

acre. 4 bedroom Colonial. 71 baths. 

larp living room, fireplace, family 

room A den. carpeting throughout 

Asking M3.SM 48-0114 

LAND CONTRACT 

Large lot. 100UW' 3 bedrooms, for 

ma I dining room, and finished base 

ment Asking 847.800 Call ROGER 

WATKINS 

Norwood- 

No 12. Inc. 478-2000 

MOVE RIGHT IN 

Clean clear thru is this super 3 bed 

room brick ranch with 1W baths, 

beautiful family room with fireplace 

and doorwall. full baaeoiajtt. 

country kitchen, attached 2 car ga 

rage. Immediate occupancy. 

S44S00 

Cardinal 

West. Inc 522-5333 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

JULY 15 

38620 MORNINGSTAR 

Don't read this ad unless 

you're reody for a dream of a 

home at a bargain price Located 

in Livonia near Newburgh 

Rd.. 4 bedrooms, dining 

room, large kitchen, family 

room, recreation room in 

basement. 2 fireplaces, covered 

terroce, central 6ir, «ttoched 

garage % ocres wfth 

a beautiful view, all this and 

much more for only $64,000 

J.L. HUDSON 

Real Estate Co. 

453-2210 

Coventry Gardens 

FIRST OFFERING $44,900 

Be the first to see this desirablt 3 

bedroom brick ranch with wet plas 

tered coved ceilings, marble still. 2 

full baths, finished rec room With 

complete modern kitchen, attached 

2 car garage in tranquil park-Uke 

Coventry Gardens Call WALT or 

ELSIE 

Norwood 

No 1, Inc. 464-2800 

ISS40 AUBURNDALE 

S Mile - Merriman area 3 bedroom 

with larp living room, central ir. 

new carpet and drapes, di ih- 

washer, etc. Very dean iniide i nd 

out. with low taies. One acre lot 

with lots of Maple. Elm. E SvergrOen 

and Fruit trees. 

$43,000 

For appointment. call: 

42S-S7I1 

Dbirrur 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

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319 Homes tor Sale 

Wayne County 

312 Livonia 

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318 Redtord 

316 Weslland-Garden City 

320 Other Suburban Homes 

. for Sale 

321 Real Estate 

Servlca 

330 Apts for Sale 

360 Business Opportunities 

351 Bus i Professional Bldg 

for Sale 

346 Cemetery Lots 

352 Commercial-Industrial 

322 Condominiums tor Sale 

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312 Uvonia 

CHOICE 

AREA 

THREE bedroom ranch features 

central air. oven and range, dishwasher. 

full basmcent with rec 

room. 2Vh car garage plus large 

lot $37,500 Seeing is believing 

Call 525-4200 

WE WILL GUARNATEE IN WRIT 

ING TO SELL YOUR PRESENT 

HOME! 

Integrity 

Realtors 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Beau 

tifully maintained Uvonia Home, 

uicellent assumption. 3 bedroom 

Brick Ranch. Aluminium sided 2 

car garage, finished basement, all 

rooms carpete •ted. Many Extras. 

$37.MO. 427-M50 

422 4449 

TASTEFULLY DECORATED 

4 BEDROOM COLONIAL 

30 X 15 INGROUND POOL 

with patio on treed lot Central air 

conditioning and vacuum, 2W 

baths, formal dining room, paneled 

family room, schools nearby. 

• ""I" 

Classified Real Estate 

336 Florida Property 

for Sale 

354 Income Property 

for Sale 

356 investment Property 

lor Sale 

340 LaheS Resort 

Property for Sale 

342 lakefront Homes 

for Sale 

364 Listings Wanted 

336 Lots A Acreage lor Sale 

332 Mobile Homes 

lor Sale 

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336 Lots & Acreage tor Sale 


tor Sale 

356 Mortgages—Land 

Contracts 

346 Northern Property 

334 Out ol Town Property 

366 Real Estate to Exchange 

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328 Townhouses'or Sale 

REAL(STATE FOR RENT 

400 Apartments to Rent 

312 Uvonia 

MR TRANSFERREE ... 

move your family right into this 

gracious 4 bedroom. 2^ bath colonial 

with central air. IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY. Treat yourself to formal 

dining room, large kitchen 

plus dining and (amtly rooms Only 

$57,900 Call: 5224000 

One 

Way 

GUNITE POOL 

3 bedroom brick ranch, finished 

basement with wet-bar, 

l'/j baths, new draperies, 

aluminum awnings, garage, 

immediate occupancy Asking 

$33,900 

GRAMCO 

525-7400 

SPACIOUS CAPE COD. 3 bed 

rooms. 2 baths, dining room. Fam- 

Uy room with fireplace, built-ins, 

carpeting throughout including 

basement and patio. Gas grill. 

tastefuly decorated and land 

scaped 5 I V Mile. Levan area, eicellent 

schools 

4*4 7944 

422 Commercialindustrial 

to Rent 

426 Convalescent- 

Nursing Homes 

406 Oupiexes to Rem 

410 Fiats to Rent 

414 Florida Rentals 

402 Furnished Apartments 

to Rent 

406 Furnished Houses 

to Rent 

428 Garages to Rent 

404 Houses to Rent 

432 Living Ouariers 

to Share 

416 Mobile Homes to Rent 

424 Office—Business 

Space fo Rent 

420 Rooms to Rent 

41? Townhouses- 

Condominiums to Rent 

420 Rooms to Rent 

412 Townhouses— 

Condominiums to Rent 

,116 tf«'»lm"B»nllil« 

430 Wanted to Rent 

434 Wanted to Rent Resort 

Property 

436 House Sitting Service 

312 Uvonia 

ECOLOGY MINDED 

CLEAN air. CITY water. LOTS of 

good earth GOOD HEAVENS, how 

can you pass up this custom built 

quad? 3 bedrooms, family room 

with fireplace, more than an acre 

and a half laden with fruit, pine 

and birch trees Only fSS.SM Call: 

4M-0M0 

One 

Way 

T.N. 

WHY PAY RENT? , 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

3 bedrooms, family room, covered 

screeend patio, large 

wooded lot. 2 cor brick garage. 

Just reduced to 

$25,000 Phone for appointment. 

Phone 453-7733 

Tom Noteboert Real Estate 

312 Livonio 

UVONIA 

ELITE 

DOWAGER 

NEEDS FACE LIFTING but if 

you're handy with paint brush this 

solidly built 4 bedroom home In 

prestigious Rosedale Gardens Subdivision 

of Uvonia will reward you 

richly Super buy for larp family 

at $38.MO with big 18 ft. living 

room. 18*12 ft. dining room. 8*10 

ft kitchen. 18 ft master bedroom 

Full basement. 2 car garage on 

double lot. 11428 Melrose 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

538-7740 

OPEN THURSDAY 5 30-8 30 

15010 HEYER 

Castle Garden Sub. west of Newburgh. 

south of S Mile. FIRST OF 

FERING on this excellent assumption. 

Sharp brick with 3 larp bedrooms. 

beautiful family room with 

parquet floor and natural fireplace 

Family kitchen. 2 full baths. 2 car 

garage, swimclub membership 

available Call WALT or ELSIE 

Norwood 

No 1. Inc 464-2800 

NO NEED TO WHISPER 

your neighbors won't hear you in 

tNs 4 bedroom California ranch 2 

natural fireplaces. 1 acre lot with 

lovely stream Only $89,900 Call. 

484-OfOO 

One 

Way 

BURTON HOLLOW 2600 sq ft.. 4 

bedroom Volonial Tavtne lot Excellent 

condition. 7"*% assumable 

mortgage. $78,500 4254555 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom brick 

ranch I Gara Garage central air. carpeting. 

Finished basement with wet 

bar. Many extras. Plymouth - Mid 

die belt area 422-0597 

THREE BEDROOM ranch, at 

tached breexe-way and garage 

larp treed lot. Priced to sell quick 

ly By owner. $28,900 4844125 

v §& 

312 Livonia 

RETIREES 

will certainly appreciate this 71 

3W treed lot The home is ve#i 

tastefully decorated throughou 1 

fireplace in living room, screened 

porch and attached garage Asking 

$28,900 Call: 4844800 

One 

Way 

OWNER • 7 Mile • Middlebelt. I 

bedroom Ranch, fenced yard, bui t 

ISM. 818.8M 477-28* 

MUST SELL 

this 3 bedroom face brie i 

RANCH with full basement 

paved street with great assumf 

tion Any reasonable offer will b? 

considered GREAT starter horn 

for only $24,900 Won't last' Call 

5224000 

One 

CHARM 

WITH A CAPITAL SEE" 

3 bedroom brick ranch, fami . 

room with fireplace. 2Vi baths, ce i 

trai air.- custom landscaping ard 

privacy yard Asking $48,900 Cal 

5224000 

One 

Way 

THREE BEDROOM brick ranch 

years old. full basement, assun 

able. Buyers only. Tiffany Par i 

484-9217 

HANDYMAN 

who en)oy» country atmospherje. 

85x186 ft lot. 2 bedroom rancv 

family room, garage, fruit tre^s 

and grape arbor A real buy 

$21,900 

Red Baron 

422-8220 

w f m 

jom tarn 

fl*4 md to ymmt 

or Omts* arroent. 

kavt yeer canI hand* *k«w«r 

>»« call. 

312 Livonia 

Realty World Brokers Bring\bu Their Best 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP 

New On The Market Beautifully maintained home 

on a large double lot. Ottering 3 bedrooms, big 

living room with firepiac^, formal dining room, 

breakfast nook pigs attach|ed garage Priced to sell 

at $33,900 Call 455-8400 

UVONIA 

Exceptional value, with too many extras to list. 

Lovety. well decorated, carpeted throughout, 4 

bedroom, Th baiths, Colonial. Family room and 

central air conditioning. Well landscaped lot. All for 

only $57,900. C Allen -421-2100. 

F T 

CANTON 

I „ t 

7 beautiful acres B^d a'efntonnial home. Enjoy theponvenience 

of the city with a country atmoepherehorsas 

permitted. $52,900. Makino, Inc. 326-7660. 

18419 West 

fireplace. 

with wet bar 

Assume 

Estate 838-3680 

CHAPMAN BROS. 

WEST -' 

'ON 

459-3700 

' " ' 

OM RANCH #12025 

Mint condition, 3 bedroom, 1973 brick ranch, 

beautiful kitcher and dining area, cozy family room 

with natural ireplace. IV* baths, basement, 

attached 2 car g arage, and more $44,500. Garden 

City Call 525-5" >00. REALTY WORLD-Camelot 

EVERYTHING MOMMANEEDS 

Included in this CANTON "S panish" 

Ranch. 20 x 18 family room. Th car 

garage, plus 5 decorator appliances, 

immediate occupancy. $46,9D0 459- 

3700. 

CAMEL0T REALTY 

WESTLAND 

525-5600 

CANTON CASTL 

On a premium court lot. This 6ne of a 

kind Colonial has all the "goodies." 4 

bedrooms. 2Vk baths, central air 

conditioning, oversized garaje with 

immediate occupancy. $56,900 

459-3700. 

CANTON TOWNSh IP 

First offering on this lovely 3 bedroom 

COLONIAL. A great deal o charm 

and warmth is expressed with 

decorating touches throughout this 

home. Extra large rear yard ( deal for 

family fun and small childrer) backs 

up to a private woods givirig good 

pnvacy. Sharp French doors n family 

room! Asking $53,900 Cdll 455- 

8400 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

Large older home near downtown 

Plymouth. Walk to schools and 

shopping. 3 bedrooms plus den on 

first floor. Big family kitchen With nook 

plus separate formal dining room. 

Complete exterior including rim has 

been newly covered with lextured 

aluminum for etey care!! Asking 

$36,900. Call 455-8400. 

OPEN SUNDAY 2j-5 

Fantastic Colonial in beautifjl Arbor 

Croft Subdivision. 1464 H irtsough 

(between Sheldon and McKinley) 

Professionally decorated, dne of a 

Kind.Carpeted throughout. Family 

room with fireplaoe. New central air 

conditioning, finished baserrjent. Call 

Barb Olson 453-4059 

COLONIAL VILLAG 

CANTON 

455-7790 

SH AEFER 

REAL ESTATE 

MIL FORD 

68£ 1543 

S, INC. 

CANTON-INDESCRIBABLY 

DELICIOUS 

This is what all your friends will say 

about this 3 bedroom Colonial with a 

master bedroom 19 x 12. 1Mt baths, • 

formal dining room, beam ceiling and 

natural fireplace in family room, 

country kitchen. fuU basement, completely 

landscaped, not a drive by. a 

real value at $53,500. Call Ron Miller. 

455-7790 or 453-1544 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 

This beautiful 3 bedroom all brick 

ranch offers new carpeting, a kitchen 

made for a large family plus much 

much more. First time offered at 

$25,900 478-4100. 

$3,000 ASSUMPTION 

Inkster, Cherry Hill schools. Clean 3 

bedroom brick ranch home with 

basement, carpeting throughout, and 

garage. Assume $21,500 mortgage. 

8'/*%, $230 per month. Quick 

occupancy. C. Allen 421-2100. 

WAYNE 

4 bedroom ranch, V* acre, all 

aluminum, 2 car attached garage, 

central air conditioning, family room 

wifh natural fireplace, country 

kitchen, spacious and warm. 

$36,900. Makino, Inc. 326-7660. 

JUST LISTED 

No Multi-List— yet 

Super Colonial in Garden City's best 

area. 3 bedrooms, family room with 

natural fireplace, finished basement 

with bar, Th baths. 2 car attached 

garage, beautiful built-in heated pool, 

professional landscaping. Just 

$49,900. Call 525-5600. REALTY 

WORLD-Camelol , 

> t u 

,1 \ , J-Si 

i. 

COUNTRY GENTLEMAN 

IN Howell on 10 acres, this custom Plantation 

Colonial features over 3.000 sq. ft. 3 fireplaces, 

family room, library. 4 large bedrooms, first floor 

laundry, attached 2 car garage, plus new barn with 

horse stalls. Priced to sell 478-4100. 


Westland. With Livonia schools 

Excellent condition. 3 bedroom, brick 

ranch with family room, central air 

conditioning and basement. Walk to 

schools and shopping. Asking 

$32,900 C.Allen -421-2100. 

WESTLAND 

Nice 3 bedroom starter or retirement 

home. 2 car garage, large lot. walk to 

shopping, good assumption 

$19,000. Makino. Inc. 326-7660. 

HOME WITH EXTRAS 

#17715 

Brick ranch, 3 bedroom, family room 

with nature fireplace, great recreation 

room with wet bar, central air 

conditioning, gunite pool with heater, 

attached garage with electric door 

opener; Tonquish Village, Westland. 

$41,900. Call 525-5600 REALTY 

WORLD-Camelot 

FARMINGTON 

Good business opportunity in T.V.- 

Audio repair. Shop located in 

shopping center. $27,500/6 year 

balance on lease. Call 838-3880. 

THE COMPLETE HOUSE 

See this all new four bedroom 

Colonial that has all the custom 

features for the most discriminating 

buyer. Family room with beautiful 

beams, paneling and full wall 

fireplace, formal dining room, 

beautiful lot with mature trees and Th 

baths, privileges on Duck Lake in 

beautiful Axford Acres. Let us show 

you this home today. $54,900. Open 

Sunday 1-5. Directions: West on M- 

59 to north on Harvey Lake Road. 

Follow open signs. Call 363-1591. 

er finders. 

•jjJ^laiS-lal^k 

SOUTHFIELD 

20905 GREENVIEW. to settle estate 

beautiful aluminum bungalow on Vi 

acre, gas heat. 2 car garage 

Reduced to $21,500. Open to all 

offers Homer Real Estate 838-3880. 

HARTLAND/FENTON 

Americana look. Partially remodeled 

4 bedroom farmhouse. On seven 

acres with barn. Hartland/Fenton 

area. CO-020. 632-7469 or 658- 

1543. 

LIVINGSTON AND 

OAKLAND COUNTIES 

Pick out that 2. 5 or 10 acre building 

site now. Lakefront property also 

available. Livingston and Oakland 

Counties. CffU or come in for free 

map. 685-1543 or 632-7469. 

SENSATIONAL AMOUNT 

OF EXTRAS 

come with this three bedroom brick 

ranch, two additional bedrooms on 

lower level, the kitchen will impress 

the most discriminating Lady of the 

House, with all kitchen extras, island 

counter with grille, large pantry and 

much mord. Threebaths. family room 

with fireplace and bow window, two 

car garage, full basement, are only'a 

few of the many features. A real 

bargain at $57,900. Call 363-1591 

I I • 

FARMINGTON OLD TOWN- 

Plenty of history and lots of character 

surround this large home with its 3 

bedrooms, large living room, full wall 

fireplace, formal dining room, library 

and den. Just $37,500. Plus a little 

love will make it a dream. 478-4100 . 

R. D. SHIMMIN CO. INC. 

UNION LAKE 

363-1591 

/ HOMER 

REAL ESTATE 

DETROIT 

838-3880 

r 

EXEC 

UVONIA 

BEDTIME 

BEAUTY 

A SENSATIONAL 22 ft master bed 

room sets the keynote for this "big 

family" quad level with 1800 sq ft 

for luxury living Has spacious family 

room. 23 ft living room. 4 spacious 

bedrooms 1* hatha, drapes, 

curtains and carpoting. Lovely 

screened porch, gas pill, big trees 

In yard. IS car garap. at 837.8M 

Une forms early. 35340 Joy Rd 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

478-9130 

PANELED , 

FAMILY ROOM 

With natural fireplace, in lovely 

Livonia. 7 Mile & Merriman 

area Country style kitchen includes 

oil built-ins. 3 bedrooms. 

sporieis condition, full 

tile basement. 2 car garage, 

priced at $38,500 First time 

offered 

SUMMIT 

427-3200 

WE'RE LOOKING FOR 

A PAIR 

of youig'uns just starting out or 

old'uns planning on retiring for this 

2 bedroom home Clean eoough to 

move right in Asking 834.SM. Call. 

444-0000 

One 

Way 

UVONIA 

M L00l

H> OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC Thuraday, Auguat 12, 197> 

312 Lfoonki 

TRANSFEREES 

tey on ttaa i bedroom 

Quad wtth t fell baths, nunmoth 

family rtxn^ and ttarpfarr 

tall bUMMd. excellent floor 1 pot 

torn. attached t car garage. fencrd 

lot. A *eai at m m 

Cardinal 

West. Inc 522-5833 

312 Uvonb 

"Livonia Ranch" 

ftarp broadfront brick torturing I 

targe bedrooms. country kitchen In 

daAng built-ins. 2 full hatha. nice 

carpet, full basement central sir. 

itantaom storms ang screens, ga 

rage, and landscaped yard Priced 

ALGER F. 

QUAST 

REALTORS 538-2000 

Here Is fiat "HOME IN THE NORTH" with swimming. boaWiQ, fishing and 

akaSng * your front yard y«t leoa than 35 mltea from Oofcoit and 7 

nxnutes from V-75 The 3 bedroom. 1V» bath, log-aided ti-nfal is located 

tn a setting ol 30 la« Norway tunes snd oak trees, yet • on a paved. 

oounty-maintBinad road on a peninsula on Indlanwood Lake, in the Lake 

Orion School District Tha lv*ig-dlning \oom • 32W and has a 10-too» 

beamed ce*og A balcony overlooks tha i tlaidstone tleklstone fireplace and Franc French 

doors to a large screened porch The Kitchen has an eating area and I It 

large enou

312 Livonki 

CUSTOM BUILT 

1st offering on this 3 bedroom 

brick ranch. IVi baths, 

mud-room, large island kitchen 

and dining orea, cathedral 

ceilings, doorwall to o 

beautiful patio and yard, finished 

rec room with 4th bedroom 

and fireplace. 2 car garage 

ond more. Owner transferred 

Asking $44,900. 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S. 261-4200 

BEAUTIFUL MM sq. ft. executive 

home in prestigious area Beautifully 

decorated. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths 

u r p lot. w.aan » MM 

Country Living 

AT IT S BEST' Excellent assumption' 

) bedroom brick home with 

IS baths, eitra room, new carpeting 

. Mil 10 fenced lot and 2W car 

garage' IMMEDIATE OCCU 

PANCY! Move before school! 

ELLIS 476-1700 

UVONIA 

WEST OF FARMINGTON 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

formal dining room, kitchen 

built-ins. finished rec room. 

2Vi car garoge and a beoutiful 

treed lot Asking $40,900 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S 261-4200 

LIVONIA CUSTOM 

Trade your home in on this sharp S 

bedroom brick raneh. entrance vestibule. 

den wall to wall carpeting, 

central air conditioning, country 

kitchen with built-ins, 2 full baths, 

doorwall to huge patio, partly finished 

basement. 1 car attached garage 

$42 500 

LEE 

Call Lee and start packin' 2C1-S7M 

312 Uvonia 

LIVONIA RANCH 

$3,000 

Reduction for fast sale on all brick 

3 bedroom ranch home, wall to 

wall carpeting. Iar|e living room, 

fall basement. car garage, 

fenced lot. quiet subdivision. Short 

poaaeaaion 

LEE 

'Call Lee. and start packin' Wl-5700 

BY OWNER, spotless 3 bedroom 

brick k aluminum ranch with 1 car 

attached garage. North of S Mile, 

west of Levan Very close to shop 

ping k schools Features Include: 

central air. finished basement, fire 

place. pulman kitchen overlooking 

family room-dining area, master 

bath Other extras Asking $43,900 

4M41S2 

LIVONIA 

314 Ply mouth Canton 

and attached side entrance 

CI. 

ted garage Superbly cared for 

and providing endless comforting 

txtras $7».»00 

ROBERT BAKE REALTORS 

453-8200 

TRAILWOOD I Ranch model, S 

bedroom. 2W bath, family room, 

fireplace, patio, central air. fill 

basement, finished home office or 

hobby room. 2 car garage, profes 

stonally decorated and landscaped 

Many extras $75,900 By owner 

453-4491 

Reduced for quick sale. 2 bedroom ranch with family 

room, fireplace, attached garage, treed lot. Excellent 

condition $29,500 Terms. | 

SOUTHFIELD 

Call today on this 3 bedroom brick home with breezeway 

and attached garage. Outstanding double lot nicely 

treed and fenced $26,000. 

LOTS OF ROOM 

FOR GARDEN AND KIDDIES 100 x 200 ft lot. aluminum 

sided ranch with 3 bedrogms, full basement, large 

kitchen. 2'^ car garage Only $30,300 20430 Westland, 

Southfield- 

ONLY $17,900 

IDEAL STARTER OR RETIREE HOME Aluminum 

sided 2 bedroom with gas heat Large fenced yard. 

Jsr 

REAL ESTATE 

535-2720 474- 

SERVING ALL OF WESTERN WAYNE 

COUNTY SINCE 1922 

R LIN G S INC. 

199 N. Main 

Plymouth 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 

IS 

REALTOR 

18211 Freemont. Livonia. 4 bedroom Quad-level with 

2'^ baths. 2 car attached garage Many extras. $41,500 

iyORTHTWLLS 

Whi ir« Th* Action Is 

Luxurious 

Take your pick ot thaaa naw 31 

4 bedroom colon* and ra 

modets desifned and built In i 

true tradition of Oraanspan quality 

construction that has been tha 

trademark ot axoaiUnca to» nwrlir 

half a cantunf. 

The vary hi^»»v rated North* tlte 

Community Schools ana 

available for your children 

See all our furnished modets now . J. 

Your next move will be 1 

NORTH MILI 

Priced from •M.000. 

Some modeHi 

Sales by Frank 

IN SINOLB FAMILY 

HOUSES I I 

/(ffloviArca 

of fine homes 

Models Looasad at 9 MHe 

and Center Street 

in 30 to 80 deys 

Realty Co 

314 Plymouth Canton 

Hilltop Retreat 

This home is a delightful cu 

torn built palace that hqs 

everything Situated on 

acres is this fantastic quc^d 

level home with 4 bedroom,, 

family room with fireplaoi, 

lovely kitchen with bu«lt-ir 

including a charcoal grill, 

terraces, carpet throughou 

walk-out basement If you 

a nature lover, this is ' 

place for you $115,000 

J.L. HUDSON 

Real Estate Co 

453-2210 

EARLY AMERICAN 

CHARMER... 

Plymouth Hough Pork 

Has long been admired for its beau 

tiful settings and individualized 

komes And this example has K 

1: 4 bedrooms. 2 

5 

1 is the only way to descrifc 

this adorable all olummu 

* baths, formal 

feiing room. 2 fireplaces, famiy 

foom with cathedral celling. 19x15' 

ranch IN PLYMOUTH TWP 

bedrooms, family room, fomal 

dining room, natural ftr. 

place, full basement, 2' s air 

Garden room, with Andersen win- garage This home will se 

dows. a beautiful inground healed 

self, so hurry and call DlC 

CANTON 159,900 

2 ACRES 

Price slashed on tho spacious 4 

bedroom brick colonial, country 

kitchen, formal dining. 2 1 * baths, 

family room plus rec room. Price 

includes all furniture 

Red Cari 

REALTORS 5: 

Plymouth Township, 3 bedroom Split-level, 2 full 

baths, 6 ft sliding doorwall off family room, attached 2 

car garage. 60x231 lot. $50,900 

Garden City, 3 bedroom brick ranch in nice area, 

finished basement, large kitchen, 2 car garage 

$31,900 

Four bedroom older home m city of Plymouth, dining 

room and full basement $21,900 

Just listed 2 bedroom doll house in Plymouth Town- 

ship, full basement, cgrpet throughout, garage. 

$28,500 

Three bedroom Bi-level on dead-end street, 1 V* baths, 

ideal for large family, new garage $29,500 

453-4800 MULTI-LIST SERVICE 427-7797 

BONNVILLE 261 0990 MA#K 

REALTY 

KANCH m the heart of Plymou h. 

walk out master bedroom to u*race. 

privacy, trees 4 bedrooms, 

baths, 25W ft famllv room, '% 

mortgage Owner 1167 W Mapfc- 

$59,900 4 53-200 

1st OFFERING 

4 bedroom colonial, family ro m 

fireplace, carpeting throughcit, 

lovely subdivision, kitchen apili 

ances and priced to sell now 

only 146.900 

Kavanaugh 

18224 Farmington Rd 478-i 

30 to 60 DAY 

OCCUPANCY AVAILABLE 


7 PLYMOUTH ^LEASER 

3 bedroom, formal dining room, 

basement, gas heat Owner transferred 

Asking $26,500 Call 

ROGER WATKINS 

Norwood 

No 12. Inc 478-2000 

ONLY $41,500 

For this sharp 3 bedroom 

ranch in the Plymouth areo" 

All brick with aluminum trim 

Beautifully landscaped yard 

Attached 2 car garage Much 

more Call for details Ask for 

DOUG COURTNEY 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 453-7600 

PLYMOUTH OLDER HOME, nice 

in town location, large treed lot. 3 

bedroom family room, wth Franklin 

fireplace, interior needs work, 

new gas furnace, aluminum sidkig. 

storms and screens. $31,850 Immediate 

occupancy Buyers only 

455-2124 

LOOKING FOR STEAL 7 

Just $39,500 for this gorgeous bng 

rambling 3 bedroom brick ranch 

with attached 24 garage on FAN- 

TASTIC 14 acres All cyclone 

fenced, about 25 young fruit trees 

on back portion Good assumption 

WILL TIPTON 

427-5010 

OPEN SATURDAY SUNDAY. 2 » 

5 Lovely lakepointe Colonial. 4 bed 

room, 2W baths, beautifully land 

scaped Many extras 41623 Green 

brier. Plymouth 453-1716 

PLYMOUTH AREA - Mint condition 

3 bedroom brick ranch Fam 

Uy room, fireplace Carpeting & 

drapes thruout Pool, gas gnll. 

many more extras $42,500 455 7143 

Individually elegant 

Remarkably distinguished 

Distinctively different plans «i*i Jesigns for the home buyer 

looking tor a gracious lifestyle, but with the convenience of 

expressways, diviersified shopp ng areas, churches and ex 

cellent schools nearby 

IKVINE H|OIVIK BUILDERS 

& 

ISAM WOLOK CONSTRUCTION CO. 

2 MODEL AREAS 

TO SERVE YOU. 

Priced from 

$80,200 

Models open... 

Daily & Sunday I 7 

(Closed Thursdays) 

626 5710 


ANEMIC CHECKBOOK? 

This is the home for you lo- 

cated m a very Pleasant 

Plymouth area Three bed- 

room brick ranch with full 

basement and fenced yard 

with dog run Walking dis- 

tance to town An outstanding 

value for $29 900 

J.L. HUDSON 

Reol Estote Co 

453-2210 

2 MILES FROM Plymouth 3 bedroom 

brick Ranch wtth 1st floor 

laundry Interior and exterior perfect 

Features galore 1%% assumption 

available By owner $50'i 

4554956 

CANTON 

Only $3,800 down can move you 

into this brick ranch with 3 bed 

rooms. fuU basement, family room 

with fireplace, central air. fenced 

yard Asking only $35,900 

Norwood 

No 10. Inc 459-2800 

TREED PARADISE 

in Livonia's "Rosedale Gardens". 

Brick charmer decorated lo perfection 

3rd bedroom to be completed 

Formal dining room, natu 

ral fireplace in living room, fireplace 

in finished basement, patio, 

garage, trees Just listed Hurry 

$35,900 

CENTURY 

HARTFORD 414 INC 

21 

47MOOO 

PLYMOUTH AREA-by owner. Immaculate 

3 bedroom brick ranch. 

24 car garage, carpeted, famly 

room, patio, beautifully decorated 

Ml.500 453-5540 

COLOR 

me 


IMPRESSIVE 

COLONIAL 

Elegantly decorated 4 bedroom. 24 

bath COLONIAL in Canton's moat 

desirable sub Thia home has everything 

... needs absolutely NO decorating. 

Offers 2 story foyer, famly 

room with fireplace, dining area, 

beautiful formica kitchen, 22 a 

master bedroom with walk-in closet 

and bath, covered patio with gas 

grill and attached garage Priced 

at $55,900 Call: 522-6000 for appoint 

ment to view this lovely home 

One Way 

FOUR bedroom Colonial Full finished 

basement. 24 baths, famly 

room with fireplace. 24 car ga 

rage, fenced yard, large patio, carpeting 

throughout will sacrifice 

CaD for appointment Open House 

Sundays $46,900 4557350 

Thuraday, Auguat 12, 1976 


PLYMOUTH TWP., 3 bedroom colonial. 

family room, finished rec 

room. pool, air conditioners. 

$51,000 Nicely decorated 453-6052 

CANTON • 4 bedrooms, 24 baths. 

? uad. 2 car garaae. formal dining, 

amily room, fireplace, cedar 

fence, redwood deck, other extras, 

$55,900 4 59 2248 

SUPER RANCH - $49,900 

No children living in this 

Clean 3 bedroom brick ranch 

Fell basement, I Vj baths, 

large family room with natu- 

ral fireplace. 2 car attached 

garage New on the market 

Call 

JIM COURTNEY 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West. Inc 453-7600 

OBSERVER fit ECCENTRIC 


COLONIAL 

living at its best will be found ai 

this three bedroom brick and akinu 

num colonial in PLYMOUTH TWP 

Fully carpeted except for the huge 

21' kitchen Natural fireplace in the 

family room 24 car attached ga 

rage and central au- for $47,900 

Call GARY niTMORF. for purlieu 

lars 

Century 21 

IL R». . ' 4CO TXN 

Boardwalk Div 459-3600 

PLYMOUTH Sharp 3 bedroom 

brick ranch in weU established 

community Fully panelled and car 

peted, central air. large patio, gas 

BBQ. full basement low taxes 

54% assumption available occu 

pancy flexible. $40,900 By owner 

453-8946 

BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL!!! 

WE WILL PAY THE CLOSING COS TS 

^\*\\«U«l|l..UlllM|l,,,,,//w 

RAISED RANCH. 3 bedrooms. 

2V* baths, walkout lower level 

family room with full-wall fireplace. 

fully carpeted $56,500 

Ref. 30 

For The Month Of August Only j Hi 

313-632-6222 

Model Open 7 Days 11-8 

ADLER 

9500 Highland Rd (M-59) 

Hartland, Mich 48029 

It's a red-letter cjay when the 

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So...Whateve 

BEAUTIFUL 

d< 

situated on a cul- 

family room compli 

home with a for 

tremendous value. 

0703 

9 A TREASURE 

your real estate needs, Buying or SeMing, f 

NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL 

-sac. Full brick wall fireplace in beamed 

ments this lovely four bedroom, 2V4 bath 

3l dining room and paneled den. A 

Immediate occupancy. $79,900. 642- 

IN NORTHVILLE COMMONS 

and ready for imrm ediate occupancy 4 bedrooms. 2V4 baths, 

spacious den and rst floor laundry. Large family room with 

fireplace. $88,900. Call 261-5080 

4I> OBSERVER k ECCENTRIC Thursday, Auguat 12, 1976 


FARM HOME on 3% ocrev 

lorge 2,000 sq ft. home has 

3 bedrooms, 2'/» baths, dinmg 

room, family room with 

fireo'oce All maior systems 

ore n®w including plumbing, 

heating, wiring, septic ond 

well Excellent home for the 

active lomi ly Asking 

$57,000 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP ranch 

on nice ' J acre lot three bed 

rooms, 1 1 1 baths, large kitchen. 

fireploce den or small 

dining room full basement 

and 2 car garage Offered at 

$39,500 

WM 

FEHLIG 

Real Estote 

453-7800 

906 S Man. Plymouth 

THREE bedroom ranch. 1W baths 

carpeted, finished basement w«h 

fireplace 133 M0 After 5 PM 

453-3537 

FIRST OFFERIN< 

LIVONIA 


This maichle** 4 bedroom quad level has a family 

room with cawed fireplace, an inviting Florida room 

plu* w many extra* throughout the home that they 

«mph cannot be described, thev must be seen Priced 

»t$S7,S00. 

REDFORD 

SMILEII You're found the space and comfort you've 

been looking for ai ihn roomy 4 bedroom ranch with J 

full baths, (full bath off master bedroom), finished 

baaement and a lovely family room Just great for the 

large family or live in parents. You can't find more 

house for the mono 1 $35,W0 « 

PLYMOUTH 

Priced Reduced 

harp 4 bedroom brick coloni- 

I , 2"» baths, family room, 

natural fireplace, formal dining 

room, kitchen built-ins, 

and loads of cupboard spoce, 

laftached 2'/> car garage, 

patio, pool aod more Asking 

$56,900 Owner anxious 

Century 21 


X OWNER 2 blocks from dowrv 

wn Plymouth. 1 owner Custom 

jUt. immaculate 8 rooms and 

Mth. full finished basement wth 

fireplace New carpeting through 

put Maintenance free Garage wlh 

Screened patio Will consider land 

contract 138.500 Thurs Sat Sun. 

or after SPM 4534929 

anytime 

BY OWNER Canton Contempo 

rary 4 bedroom J baths, famly 

room with fireplace, patio, completely 

carpeted Attached garage, 

central air. landscaped corner lot 

4534*3 


PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP 

Pool Party: 

RSVP 

INVITE THE GANG to Chrbfcn 

your fabulous 32 ft pool and deck 

Patio and gas BBQ huge pw 

shaped lot on cozy cul-de-sac Wsures 

privacy for summer parties 

Freshly painted trl-level hofne 

boasts reclaimed brick. 3 

rooms, big rec room, ca 

thru-out. 2 car attached gai 

tow taxes, low 7% interest as 

tion. 142.500 full price 10041 

Ct. Plymouth Twp 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

478-9130 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, 

Lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch full 

basement with rec room 4 tar. 

Family room wtth fireplace P «io 

with as grill Deck and bf 

aroun / heated pool 2W car 

rage $39,500 Days 885-8825. I venings 

453- 973 

First Federal 

Realty, Inc. [0 

nitnTAl! t lAI 1 All/ 

Ju»t listed 11 It is your golden opportunity to move into 

dlit outstanding area. Beautiful living room with 

picturesque bay window, large kitchen with built ins, 

1 Vi bsths. formal dining room. 3 generous sue bed 

rooms snd a lovely family room with fireplace. Ex 

cellent assumption Call Today. 

LOVE AT 1ST SITE 

Picture 3 generous sue bedrooms, a family room with 

wood burning fireplace, a huge kitchen with built ins 

and s full finished basement. A friendly happy neigh 

borhood waiting for a friendly happy owner. 138,900 

478-3400 

from the 

HELPFUL 

PEOPLE! 

JUST LISTED -tine 3 bedroom brick ranch in south Redford. finished recreation 

room. 2 car garage, fenced lot. gas heat, wet plaster. 1 block to Our Lady of Grace, 

handy to shopping and business, assumable mortgage 

PRICE $31,000 CALL 261-1600 

TOP VALUE -here is a 3 bedroom broadfront ranch in North section of Westland. 

Livonia school district, finished basement, super sharp condition and decor, Yh bath$. 

landscaped to perfection, 2 car garage, 

PRICE $35,500 y CALL 261-1600 

RANCH -3 bedrooms. |u$t decorated inside and out, new roof, large kitchen, garage, 

handy location in City of Uvonia 

PRICE $22,900 CALL 261-1600 

COLONIAL -sharp 3 bedjroom brick with aluminum trim, tastefully decorated, large 

kitchen with dining area, finished basement. 2 car attached garage with opener, 

doorwall to rear yard 

PRICE $30,900 ' CALL 261-1600 

CONDOMINIUM -3 bedrdom with lull basement, patio, pool, central air conditioning, 

custom draperies, all appliances, professionally landscaped, sharp! 

PRICE $33,900 CALL 261-1600 

Bl-LEVEL -3 bedrooms, family room, carpeting, immaculate condition, fenced, 

garage, good mortgage assumption, come take a look at this nice neighborhood. 

PRICE $39,500 

CALL 261-1600 

EARLKEIM ot Dearborn, Inc. LIVONIA OFFICE 

15707 FARMINGTON RD-. LIVONIA 

261-1600 / G I B 

ca & 

f , / ' y\ 

BLOOMFIELD 

Attractive Colonial with 4 large bedrooms and 2 full baths, kitchen 

buitt-ms. adioining breakfast area, formal dining room, raised hearth 

fireplace in the family room Beautiful prime area west of Winglake. 

immediate occupancy. Call John Kare 477-6300 or 348-9664 (W- 

75) 

THE ENTERTAINER 

Lovely brick 4 bedroom quad-level in Southfield Meadows. Eat-in 

kitchen, formal dining room, large family room, natural fireplace. 

Room for pool table in recreation room. For swimming a 16x32 

inground gunite pool. 2 car attached garaga Many more 

beautiful extras. Call Shirtey Smith 477-6300 or 478-3775 

(E-31) 

FARMINGTON 

OFFICE 


STOP! LOOK! LISTEN' 

STOP to see this lovely 3 bedroom, 

2 bath ranch LOOK at 

the excellent location LISTEN 

to the wind whisper through 

the trees of the park-like 

grounds One look and youll 

be impressed with this truly 

superb home $32,900 

CENTURY 21 

426 INC 425-7272 

PLYMOUTH 

QUAINT 

Beautiful older 4 bedroom 

brick home in the heart of 

town Formal dining room, sitting 

room, large kitchen, 2 

car garage and more Asking 

$32,900 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S 

261-4200 

BRICK- $38,900 

Immaculate 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, I Vj baths, full basement, 

large fomily room, 

large corner lot Good assumption 

Hurry! Call 

JIM COURTNEY 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 453-7600 

314 Plymouth Conton 

Outshines All Others 

PLYMOUTH TWP - In A-1 condition 

3 bedroom brick ranch 

with a beautiful fmnced basement. 

natural fireplace in the 

family room, like nfcw carpeting 

thru-out, dream kitchen 

with all built-ins, 2'/» car gorage 

$44,900 i 

Century 21 

HARTFORD N 261-2000 

PLYMOUTH 

FRESH PAINT 

Sparkling clean 3 bedroom 

brick split-level 1 '/j boths. 

beamed ceiling in large family 

room, country kitchen, gc 

rage and much more Asking 

$38,500 

Century 21 


CANTON 3 BEDROOM BRICK 

RANCH, with attached 2 car ga 

rage, central air. first floor toiav 

dry room. 2 full baths, large famly 

room with natural wood burring 

fireplace. $51,900 453-488* 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP - By 

owner. 3 bedroom Colonial, central 

air. attached 2 car garage, carpeting 

throughout, family room with 

fireplace $48,500. F.xtris 453-5519 

LOT OWNERS 

FEATURING 3-BEDROOM CUSTOM BUILT 

RANCH 

WITH ATTACHED 2V4 CAR GARAGE 

'22,500 

COMPLETE 

Compare before you buy 

Model Open Daily A Sunday 12 -6 

Hlite Homes 

42780 Joy Rd North of Ford Rd. 

Between Lilly & Sheldon Plymouth. Mich 

459-5550 

Other Models from $ 17.500 

JJibble JRealtg 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

CLEAN and in move-in condition. This ranch style, 2 

bedroom conommium unit is ideal for young couple or 

retirees. Kitchen appliances included. Carpeted 

[throughout. Window treatment too 6912 New Providence 

Way North of Ford Road West off Sheldon 

ALL ORIGINAL Victorian home in Northville Mechani-| 

cally excellent. Strong and solid, 4 bedrooms, parlor. 

Clean, dry basement. Just $38,500 

453-1020 

• . 

BRIGHTON 

NEW HOMES AVAILABLE 

FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

EARLY AMERICAN Colonial - 2,100 sq. ft.. 4 bedrooms, 

Th baths, family room, large foyer with open 

staircase, carpeting allowance, half acre estate-size lot 

$65,500 

FOUR BEDROOM. Th bath Colonial - paneled family 

room, first floor laundry, Th car garage, 2,240 sq ft on 

half acre lot $65,900 

CALIFORNIA RUSTIC styled Colonial - 2,100 sq. ft.. 4 

bedrooms. Th baths, wallpaper. Carpeting throughout 

Many custom features on ^ acre $65,900 

DIRECTIONS: 1-96 to Pleasant Valley exit, right 1 mile 

to Spencer Rd.. left 1 mile to Subdivision and Model 

MODEL open 1-7 P.M., closed Wednesdays. 

Many Lots available for Custom Building Or Will Build 

to Suit on Your Lot 

R. A. SNYDER REALTY 

227-5851 • 227-5859 

UNIQUE INDEED 

Luxurious, to be sure! You will agree when you step inside this most 

unique home which features 4 bedrooms. Th baths, full wall fireplace 

in the huge living room. Lovely kitchen, large dining room with 

buitt-in china cabinet Country atmosphere on 2 1/3 acres northwest 

of Milford. For a personal tour phone Shirley Smith 477-6300 or 478- 

3773.L»83 

PLEASANT VALLEY FARMS 

Elegant custom built multi-level home in country atmosphere. Imported 

tiles from Italy, all oak floors, intercom throughout with 

AM/FM, huge family room with 10 ft. brick bar. huge recreation 

room, two patios. 4 bedrooms, and 3V* baths For a 

9664. (H-57) 

IrkAlIO'/ 

PLEASE CALL FOR 

OUR "FREE" CATALOG 

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PLYMOUTH TWP 

4 BEDROOM - $45,900 

Great buy on thrs large colonial, 

2'/j baths, basement, formal 

dining, family room fireplace. 

2 car attached garage 

Coll: 

JIM COURTNEY 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 4 53-7600 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

WESTLAND 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 

Huge 4 bedroom brick home 

tha' is ideal for o large family. 

17 ft family room, 2 fireplaces, 

huge kitchen with 

built-ms, finished basement, 

bocks up to woods Move in 

before school starts $42,900 

1st" United 

JERRY F EDWARDS 

8. ASSOC 

477-4700 

BEST BUY IN TOWN 

All brick ranch, oversized rooms, 

fireplace in family room, full basement. 

on large Cul-de-sac lot. 

$33,500 Ask for BILL WINTERS 

TEEN 

chamberlain 

721 8400 

OPEN SUNDAY 14 1678 Woodbourne. 

Westland 3 bedroom Colonial 

m baths Country kitchen. Solarian 

tile Extra large lot. Full 

basement, attached garage. aU 

drapes, air conditioner $29,500 

Ask for Fran Lewis 728-9771, 328- 

3404 Century 21, Steinhauer. Inc 

316 Wtstkmd 

Gordon Qty 

ANOTHER AD 

WORTH CIRCLING 

Westland. super sharp brick ranch 

Partly flniahed basement and 2 car 

garage plus much more All br 

only IM.tOI CaD now to see. aak 

for JEAN PROCH and bring your 

checkbook 

chamberlain 

721-8400 

WESTLAND, 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, full flniahed baaement central 

air. over 2W car garage, large 

covered patio. Immaculate shape 

42V0540 

WESTLAND 

Super Assumption 

3 bedroom brick ranch, finished 

basement, new 2 cor 

garage, above ground pool 

Only $27,900 Take over 7% 

VA. balance $21,100, $233 

payments Call 

JIM COURTNEY 

CENTURY 21 


S. OF FORD 

Super sharp brick ranch, J bedrooms. 

family room, finished basement. 

2 1 * car .garage, $32,500

316 

bedroom starter home. 

33134 Donnelly Garden Ctty. tor 

salt by owner. After SPM. 

Ga 1-1715 

CORNER LOT 

Neat, well londsooped. 3 badroom 

brick front ronch. Carpeting 

throughout, J'.i cor gorage 

Asking $23,900 

GRAMCO 

525-7400 

Immaculate 

Throe bedroom brick ranch which 

• fuly carpeted and ao clean you 

could move to today. Full basement 

Nicely landscaped backyard 

offer* real privacy ExceUent assumption 

available. Priced at 

Century 21 

Boordwoik D'v. ' 459-3600 

RODEO 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Cftartot B. Roberts, 

14620 Bit* Skios / 

Livonia. Ml 48150 

But you must call the Promotion 

Dept. of The Observer & 

Eccentric by 5 p.m., Friday, 

August 13. 1976, to claim 

your two free passes to the 

4th ANNUAL WORLD 

CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO in 

Davtsburg, Michigan, 261 

8600. ext 209 i 

CONGRATULATIONS! 

WESTLAND 

JUST LISTED 

Owners Florido bound, wont 

to go See this newly deceroted 

3 bedroom osbesios 

ranch with br -i wo il Ik rv:.. Div * 459-3600 

ah a 

GARDEN CITY 

BEAUTIFUL FAMILY ROOM 

Large 4 bedroom ^family 

home with a fantastic fomily 

room, 2Mi car garoge, in desirable 

area Only $28,900. 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S 11 525-7733 

THREE BEDROOM ranch wtth attached 

2 car garage, finished rec 

room. 12 X 14 screened patio, corner 

tot. beautiful landscaping, carpet 

throughout lVfc bath, built - Ins, 

close to schools. Westland 7294199 

WESTLAND, nice, clean 2 bedroom 

house wtth central air. now 

carpet, garage. 120.000 2344903 

GREEN LAKE FRONTAGE 

Move right in and relax on the sandy beach or enjoy 

swimming and tie your boat to your owp dock. Appeal- 

Hhg ranch with fireplace in living room, 20'x20" family 

room, separate dining room and adjoining screened 

porch overlooking lake. Three bedrooms, den or 4th 

bedroom, 2 baths, 2ft car garage. 3 zoned sprinkling 

system §nd many other custom features. EXCELLENT 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 8CHOOLS. Priced for immediate 

occupancy at $79,500. 

> 4 

SNYDER, KINNEY & BENNETT 

PARKER ASSOCIATES 

851-0300 

EXECUTIVE—FOR ALL SEASONS 

SMMtbly deeovaaed S bedrooea brick ranch to priaae move- to condition 

^Crocked Lake Sparkling kitchen with built in. and planmag«nwr. 2 

ftreatoeee aad 24 betha. Family room baa wet her, aad walk-out to 

pMiaTreiy a boeae for the dtaenminating aeeewtiva. Cal 629-2234. 

NEW and BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT 

Over 14'Tt of glaaa doorwall. lo wak out deck, J large beAnoms, 

cathedral celtoga. Large eouMty kitchen with aneck bar. rough sawn 

cedar ertsriorOBered ot apprdtoal. V I M 629-22J4. 

• YEAR ROUND VACATION-S22.900 

Year round boeae with 3 bedrooms, natural sione Rnptooa. 

end garage. Secluded setting to aroe ot fine home* CaU Sari* at 429 

22)4. 

Hi 

OPEN SUNDAY 

11 A.M.-5P.M. 

DONT WAIT! BUILD NOWI 

Wt CUSTOM bdM for tha "V«y Panterfttr" borne bam who is 

for toe QUALITY hnaaa «ai«sa so *• fancy's need* Wa wB 

lot or oare. Lots available in West Bloomfield. Oxiurd aad 

T itolj Wa w« atatot ym in ftadMg a tot of jour 

gee eta MODBL aa Kaytoa Dr otf HOer Rd. to 

CmllMt 

316 Westland 

Garden Qty 

3 * 

mm y-m "5J5U ^ 

5 JL »i 

FAMILY PARADISE * 

Room-room galore. This outstanding 

tri-level is in movein 

condition. A fomily room 

plus a spacious recreotion 

room, 4 large bedrooms, 116 

baths, modern kitchen, tastefully 

carpeted throughout, attached 

2 car garage See ond 

move right in, $33,900 

HARRY S. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

323M Five Mile GA I40t0 

Better Than New 

WESTLAND. built 1«71. sparking 3 

bedroom broadfront ranch, an 

larger than average rooms You 

wUI love the kitchen, slidtog doorwall 

to patio, huge garage wkh 

thermostat controlled overhead furnace. 

Quick occupancy. OS.500 

LOVE 

422-9278 

Japanese Gardens 

Highlight the many fine features 

of this extraordinary 

home with "2" family rooms, 

beautiful rec room with wetbar, 

covered terrace leoding 

V> picturesque backyard with 

pool ond gardens. Central air 

and much, much more. This 

has to be the finest home in 

town 

CENTURY '21 

426 INC. 425-7272 

AN UNBEATABLE DEAL 

GARDEN CITY RANCH 

7V7% MORTGAGE 

New custom built 3 bedroom brick 

ranch home. FuD basement, gas 

heat. buQt-ln oven and range, carpeting. 

Sellers wil give you credk 

if you do your own Interior patot- 

Ing. Below market at 133.000 Moat 

desirable area. Only 2 left, so cal 

for details. 

n /1 s 2 

» f f iM ^ mora 

, g £ ** * i§ 

318 Redford 

REDFORD TWP 

TREED SETTING 

large shaded yard surrounds 

this ottroctive 4 bedroom 

bnck home, 2Vi baths, fireplace, 

attached 2 cor garoge. 

aluminum trim, central air 

Call 425-7300 

1st UNITED 

WELDON CLARK REALTORS 

REDFORD TWP RANCH • 

Only $26,900 

Sharp and clean 3 large bedrooms, 

aluminum trim, new roof, big klchen 

plus dhbig room, garage 

Red Carpet 


BRICK RANCH. 3 bedroom. 2 

baths, finished basement wtth bar. 

Gas fireplace. Redford Township. 

$31,999 ' 3540318 

SOMETHING DIFFERENT 

Large 2 story borne In Redford 

wtth I bedrooms, dm ing room. 2* 

baths and 2 car garage. $33,900 

Century 21 


3 

« HOT 

off the press but cool wtth Central 

Air. Beautiful 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch in Redford Tow ash^ wlh 2 

full baths, wet plaster, roc room, 

oversixed 2 chr brick garage. Al 

this on a 7Sx300 ft. lot. Asking 

•44.100. 

Century 21 


VERY CLEAN 3 bedroom ranch, 

over 10SA sq. R. living area. 24 car 

garage, large fenced yard. ^ 

owner. 122.9 

REDFORD TWP 

5 Points, near I Mile Attractivt 

aluminum sidtag. 3 bedroom, phi; 

large family room, new furnace. 

etoctrlcaL roof. 2 car garage and 

drive, ooe half acre lot. sharp con 

318 Redford 

i* 

SPARKLING 

CLEAN 3 bedroom brick ranch, features 

all akiminun trim, ful finished 

basement, nicely landscaped 

lot. and complete wtth a 2Vt car garoge. 

Now offered at $30,990. Cal 

5224300. 

WILL GUARANTEE IN WRITING 

TO SELL YOUR PRESENT 

HOME. 

Integrity 

Realtors 

REDFORD TWP. 

LEXINGTON-7 MILE - beautiful 

brick ranch. 3 bedrooms, large 

kitchen with built-ins. 2 baths, finished 

basement, central air. 2*4 

car garaga. 133.500 

DAHLBY near Grand River-brick 

bungalow. 2 bedrooms, expansion 

attic, full basement, only 923.900 

FHA or VA 

BRADY-7 MILE.-cute brick ranch. 

2 bedrooms, family room, nicely 

landscaped tot. only 117.500 

TOWER 

478-5090 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

19359 DENBY REDFORD TWP 

Aluminum brick front bungalow, 

3 bedrooms, finished 

basement and 1'/» car gorage. 

Choice area Won't las' 

CENTURY 

Hartford 401 ' 537-6808 

SOUTH REDFORD Four bedroom 

catontoL 24 car garage, central 

air. 939.900. 95«7 Crosley Open Sunday. 

Aug 5th. 14 PM 2554794 

SHARP 3 bedroom, carpeted, dsning-el. 

new furnace, garage, base- 

ment. fenced, air conait litioner. 

newly decorated Close to transportation 

924.000 5314772 

BY OWNER, brick ranch. 3 bed 

rooms. 14 baths. Beautiful rec 

room, with bar. feature rock waU 

and TV room. New kitchen carpeting 

and cabtoets. pteanty of ator 

Thuraday, Auguat 12, 1976 OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC 

AUGUST 27-28-29 

Springfield Oaks 

Davisburg, Michigan 

Big league rough and tumble, professional rodeo with 

some of the world s greatest cowboys and cowgirls on 


318 Redford 

THREE BEDROOM home, situated 

on IM' x 100' corner of Beech Daly 

and Capital. Zoned professional 

service. May be used for doctors, 

dentists, or offices 9374) I IS 

2 STORY 

$35,900 

Immaculote 3 bedroom oil 

aluminum trim Large fomily 

roOm, 1 Vt baths, finished 

basement, 2'/J car bnck and 

aluminum garage Low foxes 

I owner home Ask for: 

JIM COURTNEY 

CENTURY 21 


Pool Lover's Arise 

THIS IS IT! A doorwoll the 

only one in the neighborhood) 

overlooks o mini ocean 

of your own with this huge 

20 x 40 Gunite ond tile pool 

3-4 bedrooms, finished basement, 

paneled garage, brick 

and aluminum exterior. 6 

Mile, Beech By appointment 

255-5130 

YOUR TERMS 

For very little down and a tow 

monthly payment, you can have 

this full 3 bedroom ranch Large 

country kitchen with aD appliances 

Built on a 135 deep tot wlh 

fuBy paved street Asking 121.900. 

CaD: 522 4000 

One Way 

REDFORD TWP • Just listed 

Value and beauty aD In one Stun 

ntag 4 bedroom aluminum, huge liv 

ing room wtth natural fireplace, formal 

dining room wtth bay wtodow 

2 baths, plush new shag carpeting 

abnost finished basement, garage 

perfect landscaping Only 929,950 

CENTURY 21 

HARTFORD 414 INC 47»4I0( 

SOUTH REDFORD 

3 bedroom brick ranch, fireplace 

finished basement. 2. 

. , FOUR, YES FOUR 

so ohoaas from, large two ssory Colonial*, priced from $63,900 to 

967.9V0. 2 to 2Vt bathe, baaement 2 car attached garafee. family rooma. 

end freptocee. And oae even baa needy two ecroe of toad. Bach one baa 

its own benefits and if you warn an excellent bay to the mid 

range, eel ne i today, 3*3-9307. 

price 

STAY COOL IN W'BLOOM 

flat, does to shopping, exosUrm hail, home doea la 

school* stately white brick cotontol. tots of Kvtog spaas, everything you 

need, cnKreltor. ang extras you mna me. Only $73,900. Cal J434}07. 

LAKE SHERWOOD 

Cuetom quad, • bedrooms, 3 ful betha, fWeptoes interna, a * . 2totoO 

deak, end *aaat completely surrounded by water. M a t far Kf haft 

fomily thai tores tohe Evtog- Loced to Oshtoad'e mom atctoahre Isk* 

living ssaaa. $l07,000iCsfl 343-gS07. j, • . 

A- 363-8307 

OipoHp line 

318 Redford 

REDFORD TWP 

Garfield Near 9 Mile 

Brick and aluminum Cape Cod. I 

bedroom down wtth full bath. 2 bed 

rooms up with fuD bath, basement 

2 car garage, playhouse. 4 acrt 

lot. beautiful condition CaD for ap 

pointment. 

ROCK A CURD INC. 

5324 200 f 

Beautiful ravine tot. 2 fireplaces 

bedrooms plus 2 tower level. I tile 

bath plus 2 4 baths Loaded wit 

extras 954.500 5M4M2 

EVERTHING YOU NEED 

in this 3 bedroom brick ranch, central 

air. heated Florida room, fin 

iahed roc room. IH baths, carpeting 

throughout, formica cabinets In 

kitchen, nicely landscaped wtth gaa 

BBQ. 14 car garage Asking 

937 900. CaD: 4444900 

One W

M> OBSERVER fc ECCENTRIC 

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Reol t5l9te Mint Ack 

318 Rtdford 

)!* 318 Rtdford 

REDFORD* NO I SALESM 

TOR CENTURY 11 

"JERRY STILL 

"$44,900" 

WESTERN GOLF AREA' 120 x IJtf 

tot 3 bedrooms (4th possible>. 1*4 

baths. 2 FIREPLACES. (Insta) 

basement, attached 2 car garage 

141*7 Brady (Make offer).' 

"FAmily Room" 

$32 900 "BEST BUY IN TWPJ 

Brtck S bedrooms, family room.-ATi 

TACHED GARAGE, basement) 

kttchen with daiette. ike-new car. 

peting and decorating throughout, 

(fast occupancy >. 98000 assumes 

74 < > $250 payments HURRY) 

17445 Fo* 

"Old World Charm" 

132 100 BIG FAMILY HOME! 

(KM sq ft I Brick (alumnum 

trim i. 4 bedrooms fireplace, krg« 

dfimg room, klchen with dinette, 

carpeting throughout, (newly deco. 

rated i. finohed basement. 2 car ga> 

rage. Spanish Stucco Roff. 1430 

taxes 11319 Seminole "ALOTA 

HOUSE FOR THE MONEY"' ,1 

"Something Special" 

947.900 WOW IS THIS SHARP' 4 

bedroom brick ranch (alumnum 

trim i (14 ft bedroom with bath); 

huge II x 12 modern kitchen (built- 

ins i. family room (rased hearth 

•fireplace*. 2 car attached garage, 

walk-out basement to 120 x 121 

country lot with aiground heated 

pool-patio area and basketball 

court I2M9 Salem DONT MISS 

THIS 

"Wow" 

947 900 Custom built Roman bric^ 

ranch on beautiful 124 x 135 coun- 

try lot in prestigious Western Golf 

area 3 bedrooms. 2 baths 2 naht 

ral fireplaces, finished rec room 

oversue 24 car attached garage, 

covered 25 x 17 patio area. Fof 

fussv buyers only" 13933 Gai> 

field 

"$34,900" 

MINT CONDITION' 3 bedroom 

bnck ranch in popular Joy Rd and 

Beech Daly area of Redford How 

9602 taxes 1 CENTRAL A IR CONDI- 

TIONING. new roof, new carpet 

ing. large kitchen. 12 x II Florida 

room addition, finished rec room 

iwet-bar and brick raised hearth 

fireplace) garage 9003 Rockland 

"Doll House" 

121 900 GOLDIE LOCKS & THE 3 

BEARS' 3 bedroom cutie Enclosed 

front porch, dmng room, base- 

ment. garage. 70 x 129 country kit 

overlooking scenic Lola VallyP 

Park Newer furnace, roof, and »k 

ing (low S3II taxes' f 

k ASSOCIATES 

626-4711 275-4422 

SHARP, completely decorated 

brick snd sluminum 4 bed 

lonlal with pass hall floor 

Park slxe trees enhance 

Ung' Charming rough aawn 

family room with raked hearth|flre- 

pkce. plus bonus in ckverly 

basement rec. room Swim jdub 

membership. Let us introduce Jou' 

LAVERNE EAD 

& ASSOCIATES 

626 4711 775-4422 

ran 

. WANTED 

a family to buy thia quaint 2 bed- 

room home 

YOUR REWARD 

Is the pride of owning yeur own 

home in Fsrmlngton HUls Only 

$16,999 Land contract terms avail 

abk CaU: 522-6000 

One Way 

EVERYTHING OVERSIZED 

except the taxes 5 bedroom home 

in Farmington Hills. Featuring 

190x152 tot wtth dinng room and 

swimming pool Just reduced' AA- 

ing $26,900 

Century 21 

CORNERSTONE 478 4660 

SHARP 4 bedroom brick ranch. 14 

baths, enclosed porch. 24 car at- 

tached garage, bin fenced yard 

Must sell Mid $30 s Abrsms 

692-6532 

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE Custom 

built Colonial. Quarton School 4 

large bedrooms. 24 baths. 2 fire 

placee Formal dining room, large 

living room; both with bay win- 

dows Country kitchen with eating 

area Glassed Florida room Large, 

finished rec room. Newly carpeted 

and decorated throughout Brtck 

and aluminum 24 attached ga 

rage, large lot. Assumable mort- 

gage $97,500 647-7068 

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advertise in the Observer 

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dial our classified department, tell 

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account. 

Whenever you call, be sure to 

have your Bank Americard or 

Master Charge ready and give us 

the account number and expiration 

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the total cost of your ad will be 

billed directly to your monthly 

statement, simplifying your record 

keeping while earning money or 

you and your family. 

You can benefit twice from t lis 

bonus by placing a Double Acti on 

Family Want Ad. Double Action ds 

run two consecutive issues for ne 

low price of $6.00, with no chanc es 

or cancellations in the second &d. 

These 15 word ads save you $2j00 

off the regular cost of placing an ad 

in two issues and are so easy to 

place now that you can charjge 

them. 

So arm yourself with a list of 

unwanted itpms and your favorite 

bank card and strike a blow against 

inflation by calling us today. 

BANKAMERICARD 

522-0900 Wayne County 

644-1070 Oakland County 

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FIND YOUR NAME 

IN THE CLASSIFIED 

ADS AND Wlh 

A TICKET TO THE 

4th ANNUAL 

CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO! 

WINNERS WILL BE PICKED AT RANDOM FROM AREA PHONEBf >OKS 

r" m mm 

AUGUST 27-28-29 

Springfield Oaks 

Davisburg, Michigan 

„ 

Big league rough and tumble, professional rodeo with 

some of the world's greatsst cowboys and cowgirls on 


»y owner. Cute i 

aluminum sided, bind yard. tew 

uim road Asaumabk hud 

contract Surer* oak. Ill.000 

Fsrmlngton llttls 4774m. Aler 

mm. «74-ino 

SUMMER COMFORT with Caatral 

AW and tarwly mrnwd porch k> 

large. fenced yard Unusually 

sharp S bedroom Ranch on scenic 

lat Family room, naw kitchen. 14 

24 car garage A k>t of 

Mm price «».7*> ASK 

FOR JOHN 0"GREEN 

Bvkg for 

chamberlain 

"6 4 7 - 5 9 5 0 

KENDALWOOO subdivlalea. attrac- 

tive 1 bodrssm ranch, large lot ma 

ture trees. carpeted thru-out cen- 

tral »um.dinar, electro eutic air 

cleaner. finished basement. many 

custom extra* Wak to schoob. aa- 

sumabk 0* mortgage Buyers 

only, by owner Call between IB 

A Ma PM 330.300 47*4010 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 


4)19 PINEHURST-N of 15 

Mile. W of Orchord Lake Rd, 

i ROILING HILLS SUB Room 

>o expand in rh«* 4 bedroom 

2'? both Colonial. Family 

room with fireplace. 1st floor 

utility room, large summer 

optio and 2'h cor artoched ga 

-age REDUCED TO $75,900 

626-4800 

AETNA REALTY 

304 Farmington 

West WoomfWd 

Want Desperately 

3 bedroom Ranch, I '/* both*, 

fireplace. dining room, 2 cor 

rage, full basement. Kend- 

all wood or Wes'brook Manor 

S^b Low S50V 

Ask for 

Steve Woodruff 

Real Estate One 

261-3600 

304 Farmin 

West 

BY OWNER. 4 bedroom Colonial. 

2450 sq. ft.. baths, family room, 

fireplace, air conditioning, abrm 

and sprinkler systems, and more 

Farmington Hills. 3M.300 c '^ | 7 g 7 

ALTA LOMA aactlon. custom buit 

ranch, all new decor, large treed 

lat. I bedrooms. 14 baths. 74* as- 

sumable mortgage 4774000 

BY OWNER 

privileges. I 

a r g K * c 

R. Upper Strata Lake 

_ J bedroom ranch. 24 

arage on secluded 4 acre 

363-5719 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS schoob. 4 

year old well maintained brick and 

aluminum colonial, assumable 

74* loan. 4 large bedrooms. J 

with walk-in closets and hardwood 

ftoors Imported English wool car 

pat in formal hvme and dining 

room and master bedroom 24 

ths. full baaement. large country 

chan. Just oft brick and wood 

leted family room which leads 

a heavy wooded back garden. 

1*3 ft deep with large fruit trees 

at 171.500 for quick sate. 

i»7iu 

306 Southfield 

Lothrup 

BEACON SQUARE 

CONTEMPORARY PILLAREDCO 

LON1AL Professional decorated 

central air. 4 bedrooms. 1* bafta. 

enlarged famUy room wth bult-ln 

formica cablneta phis wak-In bar. 

Completely carpeted and wal pa 

pered KBchen has redwood deck 

off eating area, gas barbecue, self 

cleaning oven, instant bot water 

etc Basement completely flnbhe< 

with dark room, sprinkling syften 

and huge backyard Located 

cul-de-sac, walking distance 

schools Swim Cteb Prtveleaes N 

Brokers 175.000 1*1* 

RODEO 

TICKET 

WINNER 

RobartE Barlow 

4416 Far Hill 

Bloomfield HUls, Ml 48013 

But you must call the Promo- 

tion Dept. of The Observer & 

Eccentric by 5 p.m., Friday, 

August 13. 1976. to claim 

your two free passes to the 

4th ANNUAL WORLD 


Davisburg. Michigan, 261- 

8600. ext. 209. 


MAJOR REDUCTION - ExceOent 

value in prime Colony Park 4 bed 

room Colonial wBh 24 baths. Bre- 

placed family room and convenient 

lit floor laundry. M M 

chamberlain 

|6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

FARMINGTON HILLS, independ 

Commons Subdivision 

jus 4 bedroom Colonial, 

^rge family room. den. first 

IE* 

undry. professionally decorated. 

Uy carpeted, drapes, central air 

id electronic air cleaner Thermo- 

Pi 

aecui 

SMART BUYERS 

Enjoy the comfort and prestige oi 

home ownership in Farmington 

without the high cost Lush, i 

manicured landacaping hugs tha 

spotless I bedroom brtck ranch 

where entertatatag will be a pleas 

ure. Imagine a rec room finished 

as an Old* English Fub wtth bar 

and fuH - completely equipped mod- 

ern kitchen This unique home abo 

features a IS car garage and 

more Just reduced to 330.000 ML 

i37ss 

electronic 

l windows. aU appliances ta- 

ded Complete burglar and Are 

rurity system with automatic dk- 

I r. S3 ft inground swimming pool 

tth attached whirlpool Profes- 

sionally landscaped with automatic 

underground sprinklers. OPEN 

$AT £ SUN 1 to 5 PM 25041 Liv- 

ingston Circle. OR call lor spjxitat- 

*ient 4774054 

BY OWNER - S bedroom cu*or 

built Ranch, family room, fire- 

place. central air, finished I 

ment with wet bar, 045.000 Opej 

gat-Bun. 1PM4PM 55040* 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

Sharp Cranbrook 

Village Ranch, offer 

excellently maintainec 

appearance, in addition 

to 3 bedrooms, dining 

room, family room, 

pa rtially finished 

basement and set 01 

large lot. Assumablp 

mortgage. $40,500 

29474 Candlewooc 

north of 12 Mile, we|i 

of Southfield Road. 

645-2500 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc. Inc. Realtors 

Birmingham 

CHARMING CUSTOM buut 2 bad 

room home In Farmington Beauti 

dining room. 

B basement, extra large lot, wlh 

I natural flrepkce. 

ture trees. Move-in condition. 

..mediate occupancy Assumable 

mortgage. 00.000 Open S»av 

iy 1-5 or by appointment. 22401 

torsi 470-3040 

I! 

EXTRAORDINARY 

best describes this value Set on a 

weB treed 4 acre lot. Thia 3 bed- 

room brtck ranch features a huge 

(amity room 2 fireplaces, an k- 

Iround, heated frool and much, 

much more Reduced to 055.500 lor 

a quick sate ML 14007 


Thia large 0 room. 4 bedroom fam- 

ily home is the largest home for 

the money in Farmington Hlls 

Rural setting, large family room. 

lUS additional room could be fifth 

bedroom, office or den 04* mort- 

gage assumption possible Only 

050.000 ML 10tK 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 

478-5904 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

$52,990 

Now Being Built 

story coloniol home, op- 

ox. 2,100 sq ft of liv»ng 

nd bonus spoce 3 bed- 

ooms, 1 Vi baths, formal liv- 

ng room, formal dining 

•oom. plus bo-ius space fam- 

ly room and bonus space 

master bedroom suite. Ask 

#119. 

Al Baron 

652-4550 or 851-5700 

PULTE 

Homes of Mich.gon, Inc 

about Lot 

Col 

OWNER Cape Cod Souttiflekl 

Mile 4 bedroom*. 24 baths, baa • 

ment. 2 fireplaces. 24 car gara« . 

Brick, gas heat, many extra*, 

140.000 

500-10 7 

306 SouthMd 

Lothrup 

306 SouthMd 

Lothrup 

rOUR BEDROOM brick ranch 

Mile-Telegraph area. Dining room 

family room wlh fireplace. 1t 

floor laundry. Central air. Fenci d 

yard with patio and gas grill. 1 ci r 

attached garage 2300 Sq Ft 255^5 

Mulroy Drive. Shown by appoat^ 

ment J5/-2J* 


18421 Soratogo in Lathru 

Village. S of 12 Mile and V/ 

of Southfield Stunning 3 be ( 

room Cape Cod with 2 ft, 

baths, formal dining roorh, 

den. 2 fireplaces. finished re: 

reation room with wet bor, c 

tached garage. $51,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North. Inc. 

550-1 

OPEN SUNDAY 14 

4 bedroom colonial 2* baths, large 

marhle foyer, curved stairway, 

MOO sq fl Lake area. 4140 Old Do 

mtalon Drive, off Orchard Lake 

Rd., between Walnut Lake and 

Lone Pine By owner 1*3.000 

0124121 

FARMINGTON 

LOT 130x133 

4 bedroom brick Coloniol. 

beautifully decorated >n coon- 

try otmosphere, centrol air 

conditioning, fomily room, 

dining room, 7Vi boths 

Coll Ann Valentine 

Real EStote One 

474-7317 261-2600 

ASSUMPTION 

pvailable on this spotless, 4 bed- 

room brick ranch AD new alumi- 

hum trim provide* maintenance 

free enjoyment In one of Farm- 

ington Hills' finest developments 

Close to school* and (hopping. Cal 

[for additional details 050.000 ML 

15442 


ion this i poll ess J bedroom brick 

Inuaeh. Nestled on a large, fuly- 

landscaped lot. this home reflects 

pride of ownership in an area of 

property appreciation The list of 

extras Is practically endless 

Priced to »ell fast. First lime of- 

fered 055.500 

KENDALIWOOD 

I IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

and an excellent aiaumption. too - 

are available on thi* "neat as a 

pta" brick ranch Featuring 3 bed- 

rooms. garage, basehtenl. famly 

room, a large, well treed lot. and 

much more Tranfer forces sale 

First time offered Hurry, it won* 

teat 

Century 21 

VINCENT N. LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 

478-5904 

LAND LOTS of LAN[> 

Plus charming, comfortable 4 

bedroom, family home, wi h 

custom features throughout 

Formal dining room, hyje 

country kitchen, first flopr 

laundry room, 2 full batf 

full bosmement Half ocfre 

treed lot. attached 2 car g j- 

rage Owner transferred 

Only $54,500 Terms 

525 V00 

Century 2 

Gene Darke Realty 

CRANBROOK VILLAGE SUB- 

please call immediately for 

appointment to inspect this de- 

lightful brick and aluminum 

ronch with picture windowed, 

carpeted and draped living 

room, three pleasant bed- 

rooms ond convenient formica 

kitchen Tiled basement, 2 car 

garage and lovely land- 

scaped lot. Only $39,900. 

557-3500 

BRICK CAPE COD-m beautiful 

tree shaded Lothrup Village 

Four bedrooms (2 down & 2 

upl fireplaced living 

separate dining room, lo 

23 ft family room and 

ern kitchen* with built-in*- 

Wet bar in tiled base 

new furnoce with electr 

air cleaner and 2 cor at- 

tached garoge. $54,90p 

557-3500 

A DREAM KlTCHEN-with Oil 

new built-ins plus out- 

standing housekeeping 

throughout makes this 3 bed- 

room ranch just right for yd 

Carpeted and draped livil 

room, new fixtures in the l'/j 

baths, fenced yord. two 

garage and situated in Sc_,~ 

field's delightful Conterbu'Y 

Gardens Sub. $34,900 5$7- 

3500. 

OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 - 5 00 

PM 28860 Lothrup BlJd., 

Lothrup Village Rambling 

ranch with 25' step down iv 

ing room and outstanding fiê 

place Three large bedrooi 

family room, dining roam, 

kitchen with built-ins, base 

ment and attached double go 

rage with electric door open 

er Only $45,000 557-3500 

Cranbrook 

Assoc., Inc. Realtors 

2SB40 Southfield Rd 

BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM BUILT 

RANCH. 1.7 acre*, pond behind 

house, detached I car garage, 

could be stable 4 bedrooms. 3 

baths. 2 powder rooms, exceptional 

family room with studio ceBlng. 

ppnelled with knotty pine board 

and fireplace Recreation room on 

expoeed lower level, wtth second 

fireplace and bar Oper 4.000 sq 

exceUent traffic pattern. 

Mo x 

BROOCK 

4130 Orchard .Lake OU000 

Open Sunday 1-4 

SOUTHFIELD 

23140 Brandywynne Nqrth 

of 9 Mile ond W of Tele 

graph. Immaculate 4 bed 

room brick tri-level with 

mal dining room, fa 

room with fireplace, beautjfu 

landscaping and covered 

patio Also 2 car artoched ga- 

rage. $49,900. Your hostess 

will ,be Bess Leiser 

chamberlain 

557-6700 

306 SouthMd 

Lothrup 

IN-LAW SUITE 

10031 Saxton 

t Ivtag 

2 kitchen*. 2 baths, at- 

tached 2 car garage wtth 

0 MUe . Evergreen. IHi 

Bnck ranch. 4 bedroom 

rooms. 2 klchens. 2 I 

tached 2 car garaae wkh opener. 

Large lot. 140,300 Open Sat. IcSun 

1 to O PM. or by appomtment 

317-1130 

308 Rochostor-Troy 

CAPE COD. Just decorated 4 bed- 

rooms. toads of extras. In beeattful 

Maanoba. 0 MUe and Southfield 

id-fortl- 

Mid-forties By appointment. 

500-4221 

BY OWNER • Cranbrook VBIage 

Birmingham Schoob. 4 bedroom 

m bath colonial Includes: central 

air. new carpeting and draperies 

throughout, finished rec room 

large yard and patio wtth gas BBQ. 

electric door opener, paneled fam 

Uy room with flreplaac. 744* ao- 

sumable mortgage, lmmediaae oc- 

cupancy 047-7000 

SOUTHFIELD. 

ASSUME THIS MORTGAGE! 

Attractive 3 bedroom, 2'/j 

bath Colonial with family 

room, central air, ond 2 cor 

garage SpociQus kitchen with 

appliances . A jump 

ahead of the market ot 

$43,900 

559-8333 

AETNA REALTY 

BY OWNER 10 MUe Berg Rond 

Area. 3 bedroom Ranch, on H I 

treed lot. natural fireplace, large 

family room, utility room, attached 

garage 034.000. 35* 2113 

SOUTHFIELD 


OWNER MUST SELL 

17441 REVERE S of 13 Mile 

E of Southfield Owner mov 

ing out of country ond must 

sell his 3 bedroom, 2'/j bath 

centrally air conditioned 

ranch. Features include o 1st 

floor utility room, fomily room 

with fireplace, finished rec 

room and artoched 2 Vi car ga 

rage 

559-8333 

AETNA REALTY 

308 Rochwtw-Troy 

SOUTHFIELD. 12 MUe • Oree* 

field. 3 bedrooms. 1» bath Cotoi* 

Air conditioning, humidfler. 

famUy room, flekh^d basement 

S40 940 Buyers only. 8074112 

. OPEN SUNDAY 24 

403 Parkdale In Rochester Fir* of- 

fering. Modern kitchen." out- 

anting rec. room with wet bar 

IH ear 

rated. 

taste hi ly deco- 

ER. 

r garage, tastefulv 

priced under |40,ooo 

SHOREWOOD 

BROWN REALTY INC. 

8*8710 

TROY BY OWNER - Cape Cad 

Style. 3 bedrooms, phis unfinished 

expansion area, for beirooms. I 

bath. 2 fuU baths, large kitchen. Uv 

Ing room family room with comer 

fireplace. Central air, attached 2 

car garage on large corner lot Mid 

40-s open Sat • Sun. 1 to 5. 40M 

Hyde Park. Long Lake between 

John R and Dequindre. 5244733 

AT ROCHESTER 

Quiet luxury describes this 

Williamsburg Colonial ranch 

Formal dining, a fireploce in 

the living room and family to 

fit your moods Full finished 

walk out lower level com 

plements the ravine wooded 

lot A must for the discnm 

note buyer. $76,500 

Weaver Real Estate 

Rochester 651-8140 

308 Rochtstir-Troy 

Troy's E Long Lake Estate 

OPEN ALL WEEK 

5220 CHURCH HILL DRIVE 

Offering pork-like lot with 

trees, potios, woterfoll ond 

gos grill. All brick ranch with 

dining oreo, Cothredal 

ceiling in fomily room and 

games room. Professionally 

decorated. Priced in the bw 

$50's. Take over 6%% 

mortgage. Immediate 

possession. 

689-4722 

BY OWNER - Troy. Stonerid«e 

Sub. 2 year old brick colon*L 4 

bedrooms, 2W baths. 1st floor laun- 

dry. family room with fireplace. 2 

car attached garage wBh opener, 

finished basement, double in- 

sulation. thermo-pane windows, 

other extras Must sen. Reduced to 

044.000 07*4007 

CUSTOM. CUSTOM. CUSTOM 

Beautiful 4 bedroom brick colonial 

in a great area of Troy. Custom 

buUt in 1073. Din tag room, famly 

room, library, basement. 2H car at- 

tached garage, won't last at 

•07.500 

O'RILLEY REALTY 

TROY • By owner I year old cur 

torn 3 bedroom cotonlaL famly 

room, fireplace, large kttchen. for- 

mal dining room. 1st floor laundry, 

attached I car garage, tiled haae 

ment. landacaped. patio, carpeted, 

draperiea. dishwasher, range, test 

occupancy 055.500 meow 

•OPEN SAT. 1-4 

COME AND SEE this very appeal- 

ing 3 bedroom, IH bath Ranch 

with nicely flniahed rec room 

full basement, office, pitched 

beamed ceUings and open floor 

pkn. Many super decorator touch- 

es. Hedge lined yard with priv 

patio. Walk to Birmingham 

schools At 1554 Witherbee. E 

Adams. S of Big Beaver 039.000. 

ASK FOR PAT BANNON 

chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 

TROY Immediate occupaixpr 3 

bedroom ranch. 1*4 baths. fuB baae- 

ment. custom patio, large ktteheo 

and family room Garage, air condi- 

tioner. 040,500 

THREE bedroom brick. 2 car ga- 

rage, 2 acres, city of Troy..Zoned 

OSC. 005.000. Good terms, by 

owner TU 5 PM. 302 i»30 

TROY. Somerset Woods area. Ike 

In a forest Imagine 4 bedrooms. 2 

full baths family room with Bre- 

pkce. dinlna L. equipped kitchen, 

carpets, ternflc rbkie, terrific loca- 

tion, terrific open feeling The Brey 

Co. Realtors. 045-1744 

TWO year old claaakc WUllamsburg 

Colonial 2.000 aq ft.. 4 bedrooms 

with den. first ffoor laundry, profes- 

sionally decorated throughout 

Loaded with extras. * acre knd- 

scaped lot 007.000 3754107 

LATHRUP VILLAGE ranch, bj 

owner. 3 bedroom. famUy rojom 

dining room. den. pkv room. 

ation area. 3 fuU baths, ab. 

matlc sprinkkrs and more U 

1001. Open Thuraday 9 

thru Sunday. 124. 17341 R , 

Dr.. 1 block N. of 10*. 2 block* E 

oft Southfield Principals awl^l 


18250 New Jersey in SoJth 

field. S of Ten Mile and W 

of Southfield, executive cok ni 

al with 4 bedrooms. !'/j 

baths, family room, den c »n- 

tral air, immediate o< :u- 

pancy. 2 car attached got ge 

$59,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

OPEN SUN. 1-5 

Mil Fairway Ridge South. W 

BkoanfteM 

Yea must see thia new cuatom bult 

home in desirable Bloomfield m 

tha Lake Featuring a large foyer. 

4 large bedrooma formal dtatag 

ream, beamed ceiling family room 

with ratted hearth fireplace, 

dmm kttchen. w»k out baaement 

and many, many qualty features. 

BROOCK 

Raattors 

0014700 

FOUR BEDROOM COLONIAL. 2H 

baths. 4 year* old. % acre on cul- 

de-eac, newly decorated. fuBy land- 

scaptd many extras Must -aaB 

quickly 000*0. 02M3M 

ROlllNG ACRE 

FARMINGTON - One of o 

kirid •" o'prime areo Youll 

love this 0tyli0h 3 bedroom 

contemporary ranch. Owner 

needs fast oction Thi* hoi 

is priced rhousonds of dollon 

below market value 

142.900 

Century 21 

MANY COMFORTS In this 3 bed- 

room Ranch with big, covered 

porch Spactoua kttchen wtth al 

buBt-lna. 2-way fireplace between 

Bvtag and dm«K rooms, famly 

room. 2 air units Good vakie at 

040.000. 

chamberlain 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

OPEN SUN 34 

WALNUT LAKE PRIVILEGES 

tlltt-lakster) Blrmliam Scboote 

Price reduced mm Deertof. S bed- 

room ranch. 2 baths, family rooan 

wtth fireplace, basement, fenced 

yard, garage 

3022 AppoUne 

cathredral cefllng Bvkg room. #•- 

Is bed recreation roam, redwood 

deck, good price. 

RHODES 

Ofc 0424014 Eve. 040-1W4 

Realty North, Inc. 

55*41300 

A SUPER SOUTHFIELD n nch. 

acre of lahd. large 4 bedroom* 2H 

baths, central air. 2 fireplaces ex- 

quisite open paneled famUy room 

bright modern kitchen wtth aood 

cupboard space, circular dive, 

plush decor, attached extra six aa 

rage By owner 300.000 3M 1004 

\DPEN SUNDAY 1-4 

27744 Lothrup in Lothrup Vil- 

lage, E. of Southfield, h of 

11 Mile, Custom built 4 >ed- 

room quad level with 20' liv- 

ing room, finished recreafcon 

room. 2 full boths, fireppce, 

2 car attached gor< 

$56,500 

EARL 

KEIM 

RAVINE VIEW 

Secluded lane near Tel-12 MaD, l* 

acres professlonaUy kndscaped 3 

bedroom, custom brick ranch 24 

baths, glass doornails. famUy 

room with bullt-ln BBQ. large 

patto. 2 sided stone fireplace. 1st 

door laundry, carpeting, cuatom 

drapes, heated 2H car garage. 

002.000 Owner 

3534002 

SOUTHFEILD 

HIDE 

AND SEEK 

TUCKED AWAY ta Secluded Lane 

at 20501 thia lovely brick colonial ia 

a hidden treaaure worth teektag. 

At 045,000 K Just may be the beat 

priced 2H bath home ta Southfield. 

Has step down famUy room wlh 

natural fireplace, large living room 

and formal dtatag room, door waB 

to patio, carpeting thru-out. 2W car 

attached garage. fuU basement is 

partially finished, nicely land- 

scaped. 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

478-9130 

SOUTHFIELD BEAUTY 

Juat reduced to 004.000 

Executive Ranch, on lovely w 

tot In eul-de-eae, larg< rooma. 2 

baths, rec room, terraced and pro 

landacaping Great LC terms 

Century 2 

Gene Darke Realty 

0514700 

ge 

Realty North. Inc. 

C 

BY OWNER - 3 

ranch, attached 2 car garaaa. Bre- 

place, no baaement. 11 Mle Lab- 

serâaaumable 7% 

.S: 

20 great acres to rove oo_ ^ 

Price* to seU fast at 370.000 , 

ALSO: 

(lit tonal 

tat hor 

b*y at 

acres available fer ad-, 

home site adjoining, a 

040.000 Land Contract 

SOaddtt 

ditto na 

great 

terms 

34*4700 

BRUCE ROY REALTY INC 

2 ACRES NOVI , ..i 

OPEN SUN 1-5. *. 

UMM1T • W of Haggerty.' 

N of |2 Mile Immaculate 3 bad- 

room ranch situated in private 

Ueed telling 2 acres. famUy room 

fireplace, living room, attached ga- 

rage Unbelievable at 354.000 Cal 

CENTURY 21 ... 

HERITAGE PROPERTIES 34*1310 

311 Homes For Sato 


AVON. Three bedroom houae. 14 

large lot. 131000. Ll 15423 

LAKE LIVING 

Beat of two worlds How doe* this 

appeal to you '• having accaaa to 

the nicest and largeat private 

beaches without having to pay to 

kefronl Uses on one of the moat de 

sirable lakes in Oakland County • 

Wat kins Lake. One block from 

very well built 4 bedroom. 2 bath 

custom ranch Newly landscaped 

call af*r 0 PM or weekend*. 

074-1470 

A GOOD FIT for the young famly! 

UnsuaUy sharp 3 bedroom. 14 bath 

Ranch - very close-In Troy wth 

Birmingham schoob Nice open 

floor plan with pitched-beamed ceil- 

ings. new carpeting, no wax kttch- 

en floor, fuU basement, gorgeous 

shrubbed patio in large, fenced 

yard Yours to inspect 140500. 

chamberlain 

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 


28650 Eldorado in Lothrup 

Village, S of 12 Mile and W. 

of Southfield. Chotming 2 

bedroom brick ranch with I Vi 

baths, fomily room, fireplace, 

full basement, 2 car artoched 

garage, good assumption. 

$44,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North. Inc. S0*-1300 

ROCHESTER SCHOOLS, near Oak- 

land University, five bedroom coto- 

nial. large tot. first floor laundry, 

excellent condkion 3754504 

IN ROCHESTER, brick. Cape Cod 

by owner. 3 bedroom plus (den). 

14 bath, custom drapes, large 

kttchen. basement, gas heat, U 

> Open Sunday 124PM 310 

North wood 051-4547 

TROY, by owner. 3 bedroom brtck 

ranch Family room with fireplacr 

finished basement. 2 baths. 24 car 

garage. 0001753 

PRICE REDUCED - Must sel thfc 

week Southlield. Cuatom 3 bed 

room. 24 bath ranch No Frtdm; 

night or Saturday cals. 557-3722 

COLONIAL - 3 bedro 14 

T s 

_ custom 

draperies. famUy reom. air condi- 

tioned. flniahed playroom Jn bfae- 

ment, large fenced tot AO offers 

conaldered 142.000. Buyers onhr 

5570100 

0 MILE It BERG. 3 bedroom 

ranch, family room, garaft. 2 

baths, gas heat, floor plan Ideal lor 

in-law living. 

ROSS 

GALLERY OF HOMES 

535-5400 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

25W WEAVERTON - Rochester. 4 

bedroom aluminum sided ranch, 

family room with Franklin stove, 

garbge. large lot. N off Auburn 

Rd between John R Deqatadre 

n o GENES DR. large 3 bedroom 

ranch. 14 car garage, atty **w*r 

and) water. ttlÔO From Roches- 

ter lake Walton Blvd we»t to N on 

Dexter to W on Genai. 

Bateman 

Realty 

- 651-8518 

BY OWNER, lovely family home in 

desirable NW Troy. 4 large bed- 

room*. family room, large kgcheai. 

first floor laundry, den, Immacu- 

late throughout wtth central ak. hu- 

midifier. etectrlc door opener, beau- 

tiful large tot backing onto rumtag 

stream. Assumable 74* mort- 

gage. 004.500 OPEN SUN 3-5 PM 

* 04*2307 

NEED MORE SPACE 7 This tern 

ily-slxed Colonial will give you 

to sq ft of Uvtag area Includes 

bedrooms. 24 baths, a flrepkced 

family room plus Bbrary. Custom 

out.^l M M ED IATE^POÊMkST 

300.000 Call 

647-0500 

BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom qaad. pan 

eked family raom. 

fSS: 

Evergreen area. By owner. fBBjm 

12 MILE. Greenfield, 3 bedrwm. 

Colonial, 14 botba. air. humidfler. 

gas barbecue, carpeting through 

out, family room, ftnkhed baao; 

55T4112 

ment, ek»H to school. 

M0.000 , 

SOUTHFIELD. 4 bedroom cotoatel 

family room, flrepkce, 24 baAs. 

first floor laundry, baaemeat. at- 

a a 

J 

POKORNY 

chamberlain 

ARMINOTON 

"ONE ACRE" 

Cuatom built ranch featuring for- 

mica kitchen, formal dtatag room, 

4 large bedrooma. family roam 

wtth natural flrepkce. I deorwala 

to beautiful landscaped greunfe 

flniahed baaement, attached I car 

farefa. Prtve mum 

ALGER f 

Q U A S T 

REALTORS 

476-1040 

DOUBLE GOOD 

Ikk I bedroom home wtth a 2 

garage k eat cask close ta ad 

and shopptag. but ake tta priced 

la Ml al RUN Cal: 

One Way 

SOUTHFIELD. 0 MUe • Evenree* 

area. 2 bedroom. 14 belh teicb 

ranch, central air. first floor laun- 

dry. attached garage, ful tited 

baaement. much more 3BU0M 

LOVELY Lathrup home en deebte 

basement, attached larag 

clous storage arpa. 74* 

able mortgage B3JW. By 

10000 San Dtega. Immediate 

43447*7 

pancy 

LARGE 4 BEDROOM colonial 14 

batbo. central air, electreete 

cleaner. 14 car attached 

Opener. PaneBed

0 

Thursday, Augutf 12, 1976 

Rgol tstate mint Ack 

©baprurrCHErfentr 

311 Homes For Sd* 

Oddand County 

CLEAN 1 bedrooma. ideal starter 

home. near downtown Royal Oak. 

JUT.ML. • 5434751 

MILFORO 

ANTIQUE BUFF 

Plantation charm. 2 natural 

fireploce* one in 30*17' living 

room, one in master bedroom 

Exceptionally large bedrooms 

with dressing room, 

basement. 3 car garage 

65 75 acres. 4 ocres ore loke 

Could be subdivided. 

$250,000 

CENTURY 21 

Of MILFORD 

1-685-8715 

UNION LAKE SUB . by owner7~$ 

bedroom*, brick and aluminum 

Cap* Cod. naw family room addition 

2 baths $56 000 JO 4974 

HUNTINGTON WOODS. Open Sun 

U PM MMS York Solid brick 3 

bedroom colonial, multiple baths 

family room, air unit*, formal din 

ing room, cheery kitchen and 

breakfaat room, finished and carpeted 

rec mm, 1 car garage Re 

duced to $51 »00 Ask for Rose 

Shirley Cash Really 5434488 

HARTLAND-DUNHAM 

Lake privileges. 4 bedrooms. 24 

baths, formal dinini. upstairs 

study, laundry center fully carpet 

ed 1700 sq ft colonial. 24 car, 4 

acre IM.RO. 

HIGHLAND LAKE FRONT 

Soaring beamed ceilings spacious 

living room. 4 bedrooms, J baths, 

walk out lower family. 1800 sq ft 

bt-level 1 car. bullt-lns. S43.WO 

JUST FINISHED 

et-1427 

71/2% 

557 2006 

BERKLEY, U7I Columbia St 

Home with a character building 

room (or your children' W.IOO 

Howard T Keating Associates Ask 

for Ruth 6461234 

311 Homos For Sde 

Octtand County 

CLARKSTON 

J^st listed this quod-level for 

nature lovers, featuring brick 

and rough sawn cedar, large 

tOvered deck, plush carpeting. 

huge fenced yard, paved 

tpods. many, many extras, 

brick raised hearth fireploce. 

2Vi car garage 

McCullough Realty. Inc. 

4479 Pontioc Ik. Rd 681-6100 

WATERFORD 

Immediate possession is offered 

on this 4 bedroom Colonial 

in one of Waterford's finest 

areas Tostefully decorated 

throughout, with many extras 

included Priced to sell at 

$55,900 

McCullough Realty*. Inc. 

4479 Pontioc Ik Rd 681-6100 

BUILDER'S HOME 3.000 sq ft of 

luxury 3 huge bedroom*, balcony 

overlooking Otter Lake Family 

room, fireplace. 3 bath*, library, 

basement, formal dining room. l4 

car attached garage A steal - high 

|70's. Waterford Ask for Broker 

Abrams 682 6532 

320 Other Surburban 

Homes For Sale 

BY OWNER 

REASONABLE 

Enjoy lakeside swimming, tennis, 

fine schools Spacious 3 bedroom. 

14 bath colonial on beautiful 

street, in Grosse Pointe Woods 2 

fireplaces, family room, large 

porch, quality throughout 1713 

Broadatone. between 7 * 8 Mie 

koads OPEN SATURDAY-SUN- 

DAY. 1-SPM sarins aai-4862 

BEAUTIFUL YEAR ROUND home 

On Lake Orion, 2 bedroom, faD 

basement, stone fireplace, lakefront 

view. 2 car garage. 693-1895 

Have your Master Charge or 

B a n k A m e r i c a r d handy 

whenever you call 

644-1070 Oakland County 

522-0900 Wayne County 

852-3222 Rochester/Avon 


Homos For Sde 

BRIGHTON 

NEWLY lilted brick ranch ta seeluded 

letting • tree*' • Super 

patio' Quality - plus throughout 3 

bedroom. fuU basement, huge lv 

Ing room, massive family room. 2 

Florida room* In town conven 

lent to all $62,500 

LAVERNE EADY 

* ASSOCIATES 

626 4711 275-4422 

FERNDALE A real doll house 2 

bedrooms, aluminum siding remodeled 

and carpeted 1 year ago. 

fenced yard, nice neighborhood.] 

$18,000 396445J 

WANT to gel away from the city 

Let us take you to the Brighton 

areas Ranches from 125.900 Som' 

lakefront homes, and coloniah 

LAVERNE EADY 

k ASSOCIATES 

626-4711 275-442 

BRIGHTON 

3 new houses Prairie View Sub 

SPANISH RANCH on a hilltop 

with 5 bedrooms. 3 baths, formi 

dining room wtth balcony Wakou 

lower level and courtyard 173,500 

CONTEMPORARY QUAD wkh 

bedrooms. 2 baths, cathedral ceil 

tag Special master suite AMFM 

intercom 170.000 

TUDOR RAISED RANCH. 4 or 

bedrooms. 2 fireplaces, wet ba 

24 baths Much more 174,000 

All 3 models open daily 1-5 

Model Phone 227-3081 

20th Century Reaky 437 4981 

BY OWNER Pleasant Ridge, large 

14 story. 3 bedrooms, dtatig roon. 

cedar closets, dark room. J car garage 

$27,500 Buyers only 54241* 

NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION, 

complete choice of colors l< options 

available Hartlartd schools 3 bed 

room. 14 bath ranch, full base 

ment. huge 2 car attached garag*. 

V, acre site, gorgeous view of tup 

country $43,900 Call after 5 PM 

• 32 7891 



HURSFALL 

OPEN 

SUN. 2-5 ~ 

8491 Wellesley -Terrace 

Waterford. Michigan 

LAKEFRONT 

MAGNIFICENT! FIVE bedrooms, 

THREE fireplaces. 34 baths - contained 

In this SPACIOUS home Adjacent 

to the MARVELOUS recreation 

room is a second kttchen • d^ 

nette and a combination workshop 

- mud room N on Telegraph to W 

on Dixie Highway, to left on Waterford 

Hill Terrace, to left on Wellesley 

Terrace 

CLARKSTON 

DELIGHTFUL' A spacious fireplaced 

recreation room A just 

right kitchen, dining room A deck 

circles an above ground heated 

pool. The site is in a secluded roll 

tag treed area 

CLARKSTON 

REDUCED TO SELL' Walk out of 

a lovely dtatag room to a shaded 

screened porch This gracious 

home offers a pert kttchen. adjacent 

utility room, fireplaced hvtig 

room, carpeting Too good to miss' 

DUANE HURSFALL 

REAL ESTATE INC. 

6 E Church. Clarkston 

1-625-5700 

WELL BUILT HOME in exceUent 

condition Scenic location wkh 

huge mature trees 4 bedrooms, 2 

baths, family room and super rec 

room Walk to elementary school 

Adjoins Edgewood Country Ckib 

$57,500 

ASK FOR J DEPORRE 

chamberlain 

626-9100 626-6330 


Homes For Sde 

IF YOU THINK 

THE 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ARE 

FULL OF 

WHITE 

ELEPHANTS 

THINK AGAIN! 

CUSTOM 

Brighton Three bedroom brick 

ranch, 14 baths, family room wlh 

fireplace, covered patio. fuD basement 

attached garage 948,900 

Great American 

681-0502 

881-0502 

UNION LAKE Brick, 4 bedroom 

tri-level. 1 acre, large family room 

with fireplace Screened patio, 

basement, 2 baths. 14 car attached 

garage, appliances, prime condition 

$61,500 8740 Wise Rd . 

313-3834011 

Brighton Area 

FABULOUS is the word for this unusually 

elegant ranch on 10 acres 

Central air. wet bar and fireplace 

ta family room, second fireplace ta 

lower level Large inground pool 

with cabana 3 stall barn and cor 

ral. Convenient to Expressway 

Country gentleman - call for details 

BEAUTIFUL Setting for this 

unique cedar and brick split level 

on 8 plus acres Large living room 

with nreplace. family room, close 

to X-way Only $53,900 

Century 21 

Brighton Towne Co 

229-2913 Collect 

BRIGHTON. 4 bedroom Virginia 

Colonial in Prairie View Hlls. 

many extras Assume mortgage at 

•4% Owner $79,500 S17446-3700 

THIRTY MINUTES from 

Plymouth area, new 5 bedroom 

home on 2.3 acres Two complete 

kitchens, gas heat/black top road 

or could be 2 separate apartments 

Builder designed for multiple use 

Three miles west of US 23. off M 

38, Open Sat Sun 14 10530 Hall 

Road. Hamburg Twp $54,800 

Agent 453-5158 Finch Roberts Building 

Co. 453-4128 

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HUNTINGTON 

Fantastic 5 bedroom home on Ni 

acre elevated site, balcony overlooks 

unique living room wtth 25 ft 

cathedral ceiling, natural fireplace 

and a 2 story bay window Strlktag 

paneled breakfast room with natural 

fireplace, formal dining room 

with crystal chandelier, kkchen 

with built-ins. spacious Butler's 

pantry with second oven, private library 

Naturally beamed recreation 

room with full bar. large open 

hearth fireplace, and optional pool 

table. 3 full and 2 half baths, cen 

trai air. attached 2 car garage, 

many other features Offered oy 

owner 

$92,500 396-1119 

FENTON, LINDEN 

HOLLY 

ROBERT R. DAVIS 

Open Daily 9-9 

Open Sunday 1 -5 

14003 FENTON RD-FENTON 

1-629-4196 

LAKE FENTON SCHOOLS, beauti 

ful is the only way to describe 

this all brick. 4 bedroom home. 

24 baths, large carpeted livtag 

room with fireplace, outstanding 

recreation room wlh 

beautiful wet bar. 3 car heated 

garage, covered patio, nicely 

landscaped corner lot (#248) 

VILLAGE OF HOLLY Large 

aluminum clad. 3 bedroom 

home, close to schools and 

shopping Ideal starter home 

Priced $17,900 Call today lor 

more details (#2351. 

WE ARE NOW parceling several 

acres into building sites bi Tyrone 

Twp. south of Fenton 

Call now to reserve your building 

spot for the future at 

today's bargain prices 

DEARBORN W 24109 Calvin. 

$31,500 Reduced for fait sale Beautiful 

3 bedroom aluminum colonial 

New carpeting and drapes, appliances 

Call for appointment after 

5:30 2774911 

THINK ABOUT ALL THE MONEY YOU CAN EARN HY 

SELLING THOSE "EXTRAS" IN YOUR BASEMENT, THEN 

GIVE US A CALL 

© B A P R T I * rrentri 

Classifie 



TASTEFULLY DECORATED - 4 

bedroom Colonial on Culde£ac 

Well landscaped lot backing to 

Commons Charming fireplaced 

family room with doorwaD leading 

to patio Formal dtatag room - 

much more $51,900 

chamberlain % 

6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 

LARGE 5 bedroom farm house on 

3 acres Family room, 14 baths 

dtatag room, basement, heatrf ga 

rage * large barn All good 

tion 25 minutes to Ann Al 

$49,900 Pierson k Riemem 

der Realtors 4754101 

Eves 475-2084 , 475-1489 , 475 1824 

ATTRACTIVE ranch at North 

Lake. Chelsea schools 3 extra 

large bedrooma. brick fireplace, 

large balcony, wakout basement 2 

baths. *. acre lot Privacy $52,900 

Pierson k Riemenschneider Realtors 

4754101 

Eves 475 1824, 475-1469, 4754084 

South Lyon Area 

OPEN SUN 1-5 Pm 21621 

Dixboro Rd . north of 8 Mile 

Over 2600 sq ft of fine living 

in this contemporary 

ranch Features 3 bedrooms. 

2'/j baths, dining room, family 

room, fireplace, redwood 

deck, attached 2 car garoge 

and much more On over 6 

aces Owner transferred Asking 

$79,900 Must sell 

Century 2 1 

HARTFORD S 261 4200 

BERKLEY. St Johns Woods. 4 

bedroom brick ranch, new furnace 

with central air. new carpeting, 

fireplace. 14 baths. 14 car garage. 

large rec' - room, many 

extras. $45,900 By owner. 549-7449 

EXCELLENT TERMS on execu 

live home in South Lyon school do 

trict Close to US-23 Price adjusted 

to $79,500 CaU Carol Salton at 

Fletcher 4 Assoc Realtors 1-789- 

2379. 1 789-0062 

BRIGHTON SCHOOLS 

Engbsh Tudor, over 2100 sq ft . 4 

bedroom. 24 baths, nice lot 

$64,900 Also nice ranch, garage, 

basement on 5 acres Under 

$50 000 3 bedroom ranch, full base 

ment. $31,900 

KRAUSE BUILDERS 

229-6155 - 229 4527 

ROMEO, unique 3.000 Sq FL custom 

brick ranch on 9/10ths acre. 4 

bedroom. 24 bath, first floor laundry. 

carpeting throughout. 14 closets. 

built ins. tuD basement, 24 car 

garage with opener, patio. atumK 

num awnings fenced yard plus 

many extras Assume 64** martgage 

or land contract Special at 

$85,000 Transferred owner. 7524775 

322 Condominiums 

For Sale 

PLYMOUTH By Owner. 2-bedroom 

townhouse. basement, central 

air. many extras $29,500 4 55-4071 

WELLINGTON PLACE Manor 2 

bedrooms. 2 baths. fuUy carpeted, 

fireplace, breakfast room, many 

extras Days ask for Gtager. a» 

5708. Evenings, 354-3087 

NORTHFIELD HILLS. Troy 2 bed 

rooms, 14 baths, fireplace Carpet 

tag, patio, pool, tennis courts By 

owner. $39,500 Phone 858-2340 or 

681-4565 

SOUTHFIELD CONDO 

Exquisitely decorated 2 bed 

room condo with 1 '/j baths, 

family room, fireplace, full 

basement, modern kitchen 

with built-ins, 1 cor attached 

garage, clubhouse and pool 

$43,500 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North, Inc 

559-1300 

ATTRACTIVE, carpeted, decorated. 

2 story. 14 bath, luxurious 

master bedroom. 2nd bedroom or 

den spacious kkchen. separate dtamg, 

large livtag area, appliances, 

central air. private patio, garaae. 

tiled basement. $37,500 NorthvtlTe. 

Novi area. 34M382 

CANTON TWP 3 bedroom. 14 

bath Condo FuD basement. Central 

Air Children welcome $28,900 

Low assumption Owner 4S54886 

Special Savings 

NOW 

2 bedroom ranch condominiums 

ot Barkridge 

Glen, Westland full basement, 

carpeting, oven-ronge. 

refrigerator 

Formerly $26,490 - Now 

$23,490 • 5% down available 

Newburgh Rd '/» miles 

S of Ford Rd 

3 2 6 - 1 2 1 3 

BY OWNER Knightsbndge Condo 

2JOO so fl on one floor 2 bedrooms. 

24 baths, Bvtag room, dining 

room. den. kitchen, breakfast 

area, utility room, screened porch, 

security ivitem, own entrance. 2 

car attached garage, automatic 

openers 68^1428 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS • Sham end 

unk. centrally located. 3 bedroom 

bt-level. country kitchen, famiy 

room livtag room, carpeted and 

draped, garage, central air A» 

sume 7V* mortgage Good occupancy 

$43,900 

TROY - NORTHFIELD HILLS - 

Charming 3 bedroom. 14 baths, 

carpeted, draped Living room, dtatag 

room, au kitchen appDances 

Fireplace, central a*, finkihed rec 

room in basement. Club houae. 

swimming pool and tenntf courts 

Assume i\% mortgage Good occupancy 

Just reduced $37,500 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS • DEVON 

SQUARE - First floor, 2 bedrooms. 

2 fuD baths, carpeted throughout. 

aU appliances, air conditioned, 

basement, carport Wak to topping 

center Assume |% mortgage 

Good occupancy. $64,100 

Real Estate Exchange Group 

645-9070 

Peterson 

REALTY CO, REALTORS 

40M Telegraph. Bknf Hlls 

A-l LOCATION 

IN SOUTHFIELD 

Spooous 2 bedroom. 2 bath, 

with balcony, full basement 

and carport. Carpeting, drapery 

and kitchen appliances 

Excellent a$Jumpfion. 

COUNTRY CLUB REALTY 

278-0060 

TWO BEDROOM CONDO I* 

balks, garage, central air, affiances. 

peel, nicely decorated. 

m m tr* wil assume AppotaV 

ment between tarn and 2:Mpa. . 

mmHH 

OBSERVER fc ECCENTRIC 

522: 

644-10 


For Sale 

LIVONIA $44,900 

MOVE RIGHT IN 

Luxurious 2 story townhouse wlh 

finfched basement, built-ins. t(>M 

clous rooms. 14 baths, formal dtarg 

room, patio. 14 ear attached 

garage, central air 

Red Carpet 


PEBBLE CREEK SPECIALER 

Beauty combined with thrift 3 bed 

rooms, (largest master bedroom in 

the areai 14 baths, large 1st floor 

laundry room Full basement 2 

car garage, super gigantic private 

garden TXt assumable. $67,900 

Call owner for appointment 8510885 

NOVI AREA 4 bedroom condo 

Fully decorated Reduced to sell k 

move in by school $31,900 

348-9711 

SECRETARY - Receptionist 

needed by Birmingham Real Ea 

tale Company Advertising Assistant 

with other general duties and 

part-time Receptionist Accurate 

typtag. filing, occasional ad writing 

- no shorthand Varied, interesting 

career Work equivalent of 4 w«ek 

days, plus Receptionist oo Saturdays 

Call Mr Richards. 6464W00 

CONDOS AVAILABLE 

Royal Oak. Birmingham * 

Bloomfield • 1. 2 A 3 bedrooms 

CaD for fuU details 

DOROTHY 

LINDEMAN 

Real Estate 

644-0330 

PEBBLECREEK-spacious town 

house condo. over 2000 sq ft 3 bed 

rooms, den. 24 baths. Roman surv 

ken tub, 2 way fireplace ta large 

livtag room and dm ing room. aD 

built ins m kkchen. custom decorated. 

carpeted and draped, immediate 

occupancy, good assumption 

$74 900 By Owner 8516854 

A BETTER WAY OF LIFE 

3 BEDROOM Condominium in 

Southfield Extra large Master, 24 

baths, formal dtatag, completely 

modern kitchen with breakfast 

area Full, finished, carpeted base 

ment with 4th bedroom or office 

Attached garage, central air. car 

peting, drapes. AND MORE Excel 

lent recreational facilities LOW 

MAINTENANCE FEE $49 900 

TRIAD REALTY 

3 5 8 - 4 6 6 3 

TWO BEDROOM. 2 bath, second 

floor with balcony Conveniently lo 

cated. Long Lake k Telegraph Ap 

pkances. ar. carpeting k drapes 

assumable mortgage $30,900 

642362 

COVENTRV m Royal Oak. J bed 

room. 24 baths, den. extras 

$35,500 Open evenings 6-8 W«k 

ends 124 1985 Seabright. 5491481 

Smart & Thrifty 

One bedroom condo, new 

on market, large living 

room, carpeting through 

out. nice size basement, 

clubhouse, pool and picnic 

area Asking $21,500 CaU 

464-0800 

One Way 

ROCHESTER Beautiful 2 be! 

room. 2 bath Condo in private wocjded 

setting Exceptionally la 

rooms, with loads of closet spade 

Uniquely decorated wlh natuia 

stone wall m bvtag room and d|i 

ing room Central air. 2 wo6d 

decks, finished basement, work st 

tag appliances, and central vadu 

um Pool and park area $36,900 

651-8135 

DID WE HAVE YOU 

IN MIND* 

When we put this 2 bedroom conjdo 

on the market Price of $24,900 

chides stove, refrigerator, carpk 

tag throughout and locker storage 

area Can 464-0BOO 

One Way 


For Sale 

*9D 

DONT MISS the best value n 

Yovi 

STONEHENGE 

^ new unM at $29,990 will not equal 

he value of ths $28,500 unl by 

ttwner 476-2530. 47*4098 

HIGHLANO LAKES 

Open Saturday 1-4 Exquisite condo 

n exceUent location 3 queen-sized 

bedrooms. 2*4 baths, super recrea 

tion room, fireplace in living room 

Immediate occupancy Owner miat 

sell $39 900 West of Haggerty. 

Souh of 8 Mile 'o 48265 

Lehigh Lone 

Cardinal 

West, Inc 522-5333 

QUALITY condo. 3 bedroom*. 24 

bath*, family room with fireplace 

finished basement wkh built-in •torage, 

wet bar and study Plus many 

extras Southfield 355-IW7 

LIVONIA Owner 2 bedroom 

Condo Carpeted throughout Ftaished 

basement wkh bar Assume 

$171 payment Owner will consider 

land contract $22 000 522 M59 

HIGHLAND LAKES 

Convenient recreation is yours wlh 

4 lakes, tenne courts large pool 

and full service clubhouse aD wlhui 

walking distance This 2 bed 

room. 14 bath unit is great for en 

tertaining offering both famiy 

room and recreation room Pnced 

at $32,490 See It Today ' 

CONDO-MART 

CONDO SPECIALISTS 6264100 

$28900 1 bedroom condo Middlr 

belt 6 Mile area Large rooms pn 

vate basement. 1st floor Pool 

52S 7896 

BY OWNER Lake Orion 2 bedroom 

condo Carpeting, kttchen ap 

bances Garage No maintenance 

Eake privileges and more Low a* 

sumption lion $19 900 After 5 PM 

391OOM 

SUMMER COMFORT Condo wlh 

Central Air. pool and clubhouse 

privileges Just right size wlh 2 

bedrooms. 14 baths kitchen wlh 

aD built-ins (inc refrig ). basement 

Lite new. just redecorated Immediate 

possession VALUE' $24 900 

chamberlain 

6 4 7 - 5. 9 5 0 

SOUTHFIELD 2 bedroom tri-level 

condo 7*i assumable mortgage Ap 

phances drapes, carpeting Immediate 

occupancy Mr Owens 867- 

7858 or 559-2845 

PLYMOUTH LANDING Condo. 3 

bedrooms full basement. 14 

baths, central air. stove k refrig 

erator. upgraded carpeting walpa 

per, $4000 down takes over payments 

of $253 per month Immediate 

occupancy. caD 455-3391 

KEATINGTON 

In Lake Orion 

Immediate occupancy. 2 bedroom 

ronch style with foil carpeting, 

kitchen appliances, 

8'i% fmoncmg ovailob'e 

$19,490 Phone 391-3400 

and ask for Bev Moretsky 

PULTE 

Homes of Michigan. Inc 

TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms. 24 

baths. fuUy carpeted formal dtatig 

ABSOLUTELY THE best deal 

room, full basement Private vard 

bedroom Condo wkh family nx 

wkh redwood deck 10 Mile W o< 

on lake Many extras $34,900 Al ; Telegraph $54,900 3556251 

6 PM: 349-4824 

FOR SALE or lease with Optionito 

buy One bedroom Stove, refrigerator 

Carport Will sell completely 

furnished 549-4^75 

SOUTHFIELD. Evergreen and 12 

Mile. 2 bedrooms, family room. 4 

baths, laundry room, private courtyard 

High assumable 7*it mdrtgage 

OPEN SUN I to 4 By 

owner SMO«76 

NOVI 


Extra sharp 3 bedroom 1st 0 

condo with fuD basement, 

ing at^d draperies throughout. 2 car 

ports and more Reduced j to 

$32 000 

Kavanaugh 

18224 Farmington Rd 478 2J 

NORTHVILLE. HIGHLAND 

LAKES Three lakes surround the 

beautiful 3 bedroom condo, 14 

baths, family room wkh fireplace 

and doorwaU to redwood deck 

peting throughout, deluxe a 

ances and central air Tastehjly 

decorated Assumable 7*4t m 

gage, sacrifice at $34,900 Quick 

cupancy 

$29,500 FOR 1.150 sq fl of Ivkig 

area Best priced one bedroom " 

dominium m the aduk-only W 

complex Located on Newburgh 

Rd . between 8 Mile - 7 MUe Imtj 

diate possession Owner trsj 

ferred 

CARL JOHNSON REAL ESTA 

125 E MAIN ST. Nthvl 

349-3470 

OPEN SUN. 1-5 

Sharp 2 story Condo. m prestigûs 

sub. near 10 MUe and Teleg 

Three bedrooms. 24 baths 

air. includes aD Uke new 

ances. and private patio wkh 

and BBQ Priced at $51,000 

Maplebrooke. located north of 10. 

lake second street, west of THe 

graph 

$45 2500 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc Inc Reakors 

Birmingham 

TROY. SPACIOUS TWO bedr 

14 bath. fuDy carpeted, ful 

ment. finished patio, complete fi 

kie* $33 900 bays 1514313 

ntags, 641 

NORTHVILLE • 2 bedrooms. |l4 

bath condo Family room 

place, landscaped, patio and mi 

$6,800 assumes Calf 4S3-2414 or 

8229 ask for Jim 

COUNTRY AIR 

Luiurlous Oxford Oaks. 2 

rooms, has full basement, 

tennia. pool, and superb tot 

$30 900 

LADD WILLIAMS 

REALTORS 

»1-3900 

BY OWNER I bedroom 

minutes N. o( Trey off WI. 

privileges. private . garage, c 

air, washer, U dryer. dryer, U% men 

m.ooo 

SR.""" 4 

326 Duplexes For Sale 

NEW LISTING lit OFFERING 

DUPLEX 

2 unit $35,500 W Chicago 10 dn 

3 unit $56,000 Plymouth 13 dn 

5 unit 80 000 7 MUe 10 dn 

4 unit $59,900 Westland 15 dn 

4 unit $48,000 Plymouth 10 dn 

Mostly brick, appliances separate 

utilities, easy terms 

DICK PERRY APT SPECIALET 

RED CARPET 5224S00 

BIRMINGHAM colonial duplex 

projected revenue $9600 Net lv 

come $3400 Excellent hedge 

against inflation Asking $79,900 

$810869 

2 For The Money 

Sho'p duplex Each unit has 2 

bedrooms, bath kitchen, living 

room and basement Live 

m one and rent the othe' Ask 

mg $41 900 

CENTURY 21 

426 INC 425-7272 

J30 Apts. For Sale 

NORTHVILLE-4 Unit apartment 

louse in town total rent mcome 

1605 zoned commercial $53 900 

4594342 

Deluxe Apt. Bldg. 

4 units. 1 1 3 bo'hs eoch door 

walls, balconies Beoutifu 1 

view, high on o hill m White , 

Lake Two AH opplionces 

c'uded $81,900 with moder- v 

ore assumption 

McCullough Realty. Int t 

4479 Pont.ac Lk Rd 681-6100 


For Sole 

CHAMPION 1973 $1,000 down 

Take over payments Plymouth 

HUls MobUe Home Court 4554043 

BENDIX MOBILE Home. 24 x a 3 

bedrooms. 2 full baths, on large 

lot Utility shed Plymouth Hlls 

$15,570 4554J38 

DOUBLE WIDE 1971. Broadmoor. 

24 x80, central air. 2 large bed 

rooms. 2 fuU baths, livtag daitag 

family, kkchen and many exfas 

Furnished or not. Stratford ta 

Wixom Best reasonable offer Rdo 

cated. must seU Days 862-1779 

LIVE LIKE A MILLIONAIRE 

COUNTRY ESTATES 

Sates k Park 

New k late model mobUe homaa. 

for sale Sites available for new. 

and late models Space avalaWr 

Swimming pool and clubhouse CM 

dren welcome 

1976 CHAMPION 56 X 14 

Priced ot $8495 COMPLETE 

Credit terms easily arronged 

56230 W 8 Mile Rd 

W ol NorthvHIe 

Mon • Sat 1-7 

437-2046 

MUST SELL 

ATLANTIC 1074. ta Chateau NeeL 

moving out of stale. be*t offer. 

OHM 

SHERWOOD PARK. 14 1 79. Ike 

new. completely h mis bed I bedroom*. 

large kkchen. shed waaher 

and dryer included «I0J« 48MM6

10D* 

OBSERVER h ECCENTRIC 

Thursday, August 12, 1976 

(Dbarrur Reol estate Wont A05 


For Sde 

GREENWOOD 12 X 60. 2 bed 

rooms, I at each end, excellent coo- 

ditton No hallway Air conditioning 

and extras 15.500 S Lyon schoob 

437 *273 

NEW YORKER 1972. siep-up ktch 

en, 3 bedrooms, complete with ap 

phances. 12 x 65 wtth 8x20 expando 

Take over mortgage must sell 

45*2855 

338 lots And Acreage 

For Sde 

FARMINGTON 116 

Acres corner 1-96 at Drake Rd 

overpass Zoned recreational busi 

new 474-1745 

H j ACRE in Plymouth Townshp. 

100 x 200 feet, zoned Apts AU utili- 

ties can accommodate 4. 1 bed 

roim units 4534)376 

BIRMINGHAM 2 lots 75x120 each, 

residential, call 83*5836 

340 Ldce-River-Resort 

Property For Sale 

HILLMAN"AREA. ESS Lake lot, 84 

ft frontage. 252 ft deep. 141 ft at 

road Many beautiful trees $11,500 

cash $12,500 terms 824-1774 

342 Lakefront Property 

FOREST LAKE. Alger. 4 bedroom. 

1W story Chalet, fireplace, dish- 

washer. intercom system through- 

500 feet from beach and ckib 

out. 

house. $32,000 

55*0633 

DETROIT AREA'S 

FINEST SELECTIONS 

Marlette - Skyline Champ»n 

Victorian • Fairpoint - Baron 

DARLING 

Manufactured Homes 

ON NOVI RD. 

(1 block S of Grand River) 

NOVI 349-1047 

1972 BUDDY. 12 x 60 2 bedrooms. 

drapes appliances, can 

carpeting drapes appli 

$6500 477-4847 4744523 

NOVI 

E{ho Valley Estates Colony 

2 bis. I is perked with special con 

dNions Asking $11,000 Second tot 

nerds to be perked, asking $9 000 

Etch lot has a $524 17 paving as 

segment Calftl^ 

Gary L Tousley Real Estate 

474-2045 

COTTAGE FOR SALE 

CASEVILLE AREA • On the lake 

AVON Two lots 80x135 each Best 

ofler LI 3-5423 

BRIGHTON AREA. 5 and 10 acre 

pSrcels. wooded, rolling buildrg 

s

Thursday, August 12, 1976 OBSERVER fc ECCENTRIC *11D 

400 Apartments To Rant 

CHESTNUT HILL 

' VILLAGE APTS. 

7 fkxx plans to "choose from 

featuring air conditioning, G. 

E kflEKen. polios or balconies, 

conveniently located to 1-75. 

852-6260 

THE PARKSTONE 

Petrol's grandest luxury apart 

ment build ng offering a unique bal- 

ance between modern utility aid 

traditional charm. Amenlies to 

etade: \ ' / • 

• Heated Valet Parking Oarage 

and lanced partial bt ' 

• Mat*: linen, aad hotel services 

• Two restaurants beauty mop 

and sundries shop ta bnldtag 

• Nearby club recreational hot 

it tea wfth swimming pool i 

tennu court (handball and 

squash courts opening late sum 

•MTW 

• Twelve Boor roof garden offer- 

ing enparaleled views ot down- 

town. BeDe Isle and Lake St. 

Clair, 

• Delightful Common Areas wfth 

front daak staffed 7 days a week 

Superb location. 7 minutes from 

downtown Detroc in historic Indian 

Vlta|» / West Vilage residential 

community just off major bus 

Many unfts nckide » ft Ivtag 

rooms wfth fireplaces. 2 ful haft 

rooms, formal din tag rooms, out- 

standing closet and storage, mod 

ern kitchens, service entrances and 

spectacular views. One bedrooms 

Btartini at ISM and two bedrooms 

from OftS to MM wlh all utilities 

Included 

Cal GREG MCDUFFEE tor to 

duties 

Higgens Mgmt. Co. 

824-8012 

Alter 1 JO pm * weekends. S2&4JM 

Detroit has a great deal to offer 

you and we have a great deal lo 

offer Detrofters " 

400 Apart mints To Ront 

SCHOOLCRAFT - LAHSER 

BURT RD 

Spacious 1 bedroom apartment 

91W monthly rental tachittes: 

• Air Coodklontag A heat 

Carpeting 

• Hotpotat Appliances 

Ckue to shopping No children or 

pets, please 

BLACKSTONE PLAZA APTS 

SM-9427 

HIDDEN RIVERS 

TOWNHOUSES 

In Southffeld on Lahser Rd . near 

10 Mila. Two bedrooms. 9H badis. 

ful rec room, central air. shag. 

irmet kitchen Including douBfc 

self-cleaning ovens, dishwasher 

and breakfast nook. Patio, earport. 

swimming pool, clubhouse Chil- 

dren allowed JJ95 

•AM-IPM J564M4 

WAYNE ONE bedroom. Appb 

tea. disposal, ceramic bath, car- 

ing. laundry 9175. heat Includ- 

ed Adufts Security deposit ZK4074 

400 Apartments To Ront 

BIRMINGHAM 

In town location. I bedroom wth 

appliances. BM par month tactad- 

ing all utilities except electricity. 

•424 IM 

LIVE IN LUXURY 

CHEROKEE APTS. 

In Waterford Twp on Scott Lake 

Rd MUe N. of Elisabeth La*e 

Rd Complete Whirlpool electric 

kitchen with dishwasher Many 

extras 

. 682-1952 

400 Apartmtnts To Ront 

ELEGRAPH-SCHOOLCRAR 

us new 1 and 2 bedroom 

rtments from |1M Your month- 

rental includes: 

ir Conditioning A Heat 

rpeting 

rapes 

otpotat Appliances 

se to shoppng No Children or 

Immediate occupancy 

bLEN COVE APARTMENTS 

53A2497 5JS4IJ4 

1 'ARLINGTON APTS 

ROYAL OAK 

TWO Bedroom apartments for ma- 

adufts-2 and 9 bedroom town- 

with ful private basements 

with IM baths, spacious, 

friendly, beautifully landscaped 

Newly decorated and carpeted, 

across from a park, waking db 

Unce to 2 cftv golf courses and a 

tennb court. Closets and cupboards 

galore We do love children and 

n^ve playground Managed wlh 

loving care. No pets or motorcy- 

cles. please. Prices start at E3S 

month and up. Hours 10-6 daily 

Sunday by appt Manager IS21 W 

13 Mile. E of Crooks 

RODEO 

TICKET 

WINNER 

John R. Urban 

34046 Tomahawk 

Westland. Ml 48185 

But.you must call the Promo- 

tion Dept. of The Observer & 

Eccentric by 5 p.m.. Friday. 

August 13. 1976. to claim 

ycror two free passes to the 

4tfT~XNNUAL WORLD 


Davisburg. Michigan. 261- 

860Q. *xt 209. 


DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 3 

bedroom spacious townhouse apart 

ment. Sub-lease from Sept. I 

throogh May 1. IMS plus sectrt^ 

DOWNTOWN 

- BIRMINGHAM 

Liaurou* 2 bedroom, l bath apert- 

ihent available. Prestigious bca 

tion No pets 1 year lease MM per 

mpnth For more information 

P*A* «n 

642-7400 

BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS 

1 bedroom apartment. I1M. 2 bod- 

room apartment ISO 1 and 2 bed- 

room apartment available end of 

August includes new brown shag 

carpeting. GE applances. heat and 

water, beach on Caas Lake. G E 

air condktoataa. 2120 Shroder Bhrd 

I btocks north of Orchard Lake 

Rd off Caas Lake Rd No chldren 

or pets please For appointment 

call Ml 7 MS or Ml* Ml 

ROCHESTER 

GREAT OAKS 

APARTMENTS 

Arc op ung applications now. start- 

ing at S21S month Convenient lo 

shopping and transportation. Com- 

munity activkies nearby Shown 10 

AM - • PM daily except Thurs 

Cal: 

651-2460 

v Plymouth Hills Apt 

Cfty of Plymouth. 7»4 S. MUI near 

Ann Arbor Trail. New I A 2 bed 

room from HIS Including washer, 

dryer, refrigerator, electric range, 

carpet, air conditioning. No pets 

455-4721 

GARDEN CITY, available now A 

Sept 1st. 1 A 2 bedroom apart- 

ments. near transportation A shop- 

png. Catering to senior cklxens. no 

Jets 8 9179 11*5 KMMI 

LIVONIA 

Select I or 2 bedroom models now 

available at FRANKLIN SQUARE 

APARTMENTS Come see the de- 

luxe features you can enjoy, or call 

us at 4274970 Model hours: 9 AM 

to 5:30^M. daily; Sat I to S PM: 

Sun I to S PM 

FRANKLIN SQUARE APTS 

2S940 Lancaster, Livonia 

I block E of Middlebelt Rd 

off S Mile 

ADULTS ONLY Unfurnished 2 bed 

room apartment, Plymouth Off 

street parking, no pets Between 5 

PM A 8 PM. GL 3-2164 

L- 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP attrac- 

tive 2 bedroom apartment, on Sec- 

ond floor of older home Schtjol- 

craft-Eckles area No garage $17$. 

Includes all utilities except elec- 

tricity One year lease Credit refer- 

ences and $250 security deposit No 

pels. 349-2319 

CANTON 

. COMMONS 

TOWNHOUSE 

1, 2, 4 3 BEDROOMS 

FROM $136 

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS 

• AIR CONDITIONING 

• CARPETING 

• FULL BASEMENT 

o LAUNDRY FACILITIES l 

• RECREATION AREA- ^ 

397-0300 

QUIET APARTMENT COMPLEX 

1 bedroom, drapes, appliances, air 

conditioner Carpet, utilities, ex- 

cept electricity 917S. 

PLYMOUTH HOUSE APTS 1 A 2 

bedrooms from 91M. Extra li 

rooms, air conditioned, pool. 

ances, carpeting. All utilities includ- 

ed except electric. Quiet residen- 

tial surroundings. 4SS4M5 

NORTHVILLE upper, unfurnished, 

one bedroom, heat and water fur- 

nished. working couple only. $185 a 

moQth. plus security J4MI46 

GRAND OPENING 


Round Hill 

Apartments 

West Bloomfield-Unlon Lake Area 

Hospital Rd S. of M-59 

N of Cooley Lake Rd Union Lake 

I and 2 bedrooms, 1H baths, car- 

pet. drapes, appliances, central 

air. clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, 

free carports Special areas for chil- 

dren. small pets 

RENTAL FROM 1230 

Open Daily 1-7PM Sat-Sun 123 

363-5443 

ONE bedroom apartments. MM 

monthly. Ooe month's security 

Maple and Cooldge Shopping con- 

veniences Birmingham, newly dec- 

orated Call Manager after 4 pm 

•44-1W7 

S Y L V A N 

ON-THE-IAKES 

Singularly beautiful aetting ft 

Ing oa I lakes Winter and lummw 

recreation at your doorstep! 1 and 

2 bedroom apartments kiclude ful 

carpeting, luxury applancee. pri- 

vate balcony or patio, private part 

aad beach Exceptional value from 

121ft. INCLUDES HEAT. 

1607 CASS LAKE RD. 

KEEGO HARBOR 

6 8 2 - 4 4 8 0 

TRAVERSE CITY 

MICHIGAN 

INCOCHEE FARMS 

APARTMENTS 

Overlooking Grand Traverse Bay. 

INCOCHEE FARMS B THE eie 

gant address, whether your move, 

b for recreation, employment relo- 

cation or retirement Wlckford, 

Wakefield, and Westerly. Houses 

are within waking distance to shop- 

png. banks, professional services, 

churches, and the beach, and are 

convenient to marinas, ski slopes, 

fishing and area businesses 

2 BEDROOM 

I or l'/a BATHS 

EACH INCLUDE 

Gas. hot water heat 

Air conditionng 

Private laundry /storage room 

Shekered deck/patio overlooking 

k . 

Self-cVan range/oven 

Dnhwasher 

Compactor and removal service 

Disposal (al GE appliances) 

Large, frost-free refrigerator 

Available cable TV 

Sheared broadloom carpeting 

Al nsulating glass 

Latest sound insulation 

LEASING FOR 

SEPT. 1976 

FROM $295 

y 

Cal: •1M444456. Write: ftick ta- 

gersoll. c/0 Joynt Realty Co.. SIS 

Bay Street. Traverse City. Mi 

Singles Welcome 

Immediate Occupancy 

,.:BOTSFORD PLACE 

Grand River I MUe Area 

Behtod Botaford Hoapftal 

IN FARMINGTON 

1 BEDROOM for $219 



Quiet prestige address, swknmng 

pool, air conditioner, carpeting, 

stove and refrigerator. aU utilities, 

except e la ctr lefty Included 

Laundry facilities 

For nformation phone 

477-8464 

27883 Independence 

Formington Hills 

Children Welcome 

ROYAL COACHMAN 

Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom models 

featuring carpeting, air condi- 

tioning. GE draam kitchen tactad- 

Ing dishwasher, patto, balconies, 

swimming pool, tennis courts and 

more. Convanletly located near 1-73 

and Rochester Rd. 

• One Bedroom from 1234 

Two Bedroom "from CMl 

689-3090 

B49 Rochester Ct. Troy 

WAYNE I bedrooms, no pete er 

children, appliances, air condi- 

tioner. laundry facilities. 9IM to- 

c ht des heat. Adufts only S22-9SM 

a , GARDEN CITY 

BEL MAR TERRACES 

tlM Middlebek I bedroom wart- 

r , i y A g 

BlMAR HOUSE APTS. 

*>* Royol Ook 

2-3 Bedroom Apts 

2 Both - PorcK 

Sp66obv corpe»ed, oir condi- 

tioned, utilities Included 

Swimming pool. Adults. No 

pen Open doily 1 PM - 

PM 

- L 2400 Parmenter 

4et.' Coolidge 4 Crooks 

reik N Of 14 Mi 

On Boa rw ood 

MT. VERNON 

TOWNES - 

BIRMINGHAM. LOVELY 1 bed- 

room, air conditioned, front apart- 

ment Rent includea garage. Kill 

ties, except etactrfcly MIS per 

month I year leaae. no children 

no pets. I month security deposit 

Resident Manager now taking appl 

cations lor immediate occupancy. 

After I MMMl 

Canterbury Apts. 

Off Woodward Ave. Opposite 

St. Joseph Mercy Hospital 

From $195 

^ Balcony • Carpet 

Pool •Security 

334-.8900 

WESTLAND. attractive 1 and 2 bed- 

room apts. from 91M monthly. Dec- 

orated, carpeted, air conditioned 

and Wvely groends Country Vi- 

lage Apts 7 28-IM0 

INDEPENDENCE 

GREEN 

APARTMENTS 

IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

One bedroom 9195 up. two bed- 

rooms 9275 up. Personal washer 

and dryer included in your apart- 

ment. 

ALSO FREE ARE 

• II Hole Golf Course 

• Indoor Pool. 

Outdoor Olympic Pool 

• Built-in Vacuum 

• Clubhouse and Ballroom 

• Fully Carpeted 

• Air Conditioned 

• Appliances 

• Walk-in Closets 

• Spacious Parkng 

• Ice skating rink 

• Six month lease 

GRAND RIVER AT HALSTEAD 

474-7284 

BIRMINGHAM FARMS APTS 

M10 TELEGRAPH SSI 2340 

1 Bdm 1248 to 9275 

1 Bdm. phis den 9310 to 9325 

ADULTS ONLY NO PETS 

404 

DEARBO aTo 

n „ —A 

Kern 

eights area 

single 

Meal 

One 

IUH» bedroom Very private. Avail- 

able by Sept 1st 271-2435 or 

LO 2-9M5 

RENT YOUR HOME 

& 

HAVE PEACE OF MIND 

We offer o -unique TOTAL 

monogemenl and/or rental 

service for home owners 

Ask for Bob Phillips 

Leasing Manoger 

643-0100 

C r a n b r o o k 

Assoc.. Inc. Realtors 

THREE bedroom ranch home, 

fully carpeted, finish^ basement 

2 bath. 2 car garage. H mile from 

Livonja MaO. 9300 6244422 

406 Duplexes To R«nt 

BIRMINGHAM, convenient B- 

No peta Avaiable Oct: I M 

'£ 

IRMINGHAM - One unit of tade- 

by-slde S story duplex 9 bedrooms. 

W baths, heated Ftai 

1 tarida room. car- 

peUng, stove. Available end of 

Aug at 9394. 

GOODE Ml 7-1898 

BLOOMFIELD SCHOOLS beer t 

75, executive ranch,, S bedrooms. 

IH baths. paneMd famUy room. 

1. After 9 PM 

•M4I99 

patio, treed lot. 9{9M. 

WOODWARD MUe. 4 bed 

rooms, some applances. ful bur 

and. fireplace. B29 9 

utilities 

CARRIAGE HOUSE, five 

Mrrace. S car garage. 

I32S References. Avela ble 

her 1. Near Cranbrook. BboraleM 

Hlls 44M911 

BIRMINGHAM. 9 

Eicelent condition. 997S per month 

M S - ' ' • • " J s 

FORD RD. aad Evertreen Aran. I 

bedroom brick ranch, full baae 

ment. $>M a month plna de £**- 

R I V E R B E N D 

• • • H a P artme 

Luxuriously carpeted and draped 1 and 2 

bedroom apartments and 2 bedroom 1* bath 

townahousM. Obhwashers. ak conditorung 

HOTPOINT appliances, glass door walls onto 

balconies, wsflt-ii closets, imposing Commu- 

nity Mouse and swimming pod exclusively tor 

residents 

Open dally and 8 in day It em. - 7 p.m 

Monthly rent includes aff utlHtm except efccttcjry 

FROM # 215to *310 

e Hudson's Weeland 5 mlnuj^jray 

e DSR at your doorstspH 

e Expressway accessibility, 

RESIDENT MANAGER GArtieJd 1-4977 

30500 West Warren 

t Studios from $1)85 

Apartments ..from % 

TownHomes . .from $315 

JOHN F. UZNIS Builder - Developer , 91; Fri.-Sat., 95; See., 12-4 

Models laea: MM.-T 

from I-94 

take 

Rawsonville 

Rd 

south to 

Textile Rd. 

Then \\2 

miles 

west to 

Harbour 

Cove 

i 

Eugene M. Curtis & Associates 

(313) 482-7666 

Management 

.OXFORD 

GARDEN CTTY 9 

garage, brick AvaSeMa 

TTCeMplas only, no pets. 

If spring fever is catching up with you, you should 

catch up with' what's happening at Deer Creek. Our 

indoor pool and health club will keep you in the 

swim of things year-round. And there's nothing like 

our townhouses and apartments with spiral staircases, 

sunken living rooms, beamed ceilings, and huge baths 

with sunken tubs. But hurry to Deer Creek today - 

Spring fever spreads quickly. 

MiMMbhlwmi • Wewtta Tawnbeueaa Prem SMS 

PHONE: 458-2424 

D e e s ( r e e k P a r k 

Located in Plymouth, ju«t east of Haggarty, en Joy 

Mana«edbv 

T 

A NICE Pl+ACE TO LIVE 

2 New Buildings 

Ready for I nmediate Occupancy 

Spacious 1 tyedroom apartments with 

overlooking ttte 

irtmenta available 

lake. Save* al apartmenta 

without any steps whatever 

frorlri $180 

We also have other apartmenta from S159 to $255 

depending on availabilify. 

and landscaped 

kitchen 

In rent 

Manager's office of en 6 dJ/s. 9 A.M. to 5 P M 

Or call < or appointment 

628-4600 

w Shew 

f 

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IH> 

418 Mobfle Homes 

To Ront 

S K coodklontog * 

1 

laka^rtvlhfaa on Cass Lake 11® 

•sum 

MODERN I BEDROOM Furn.hed 

mobile unk Farmington Hilt 8 

Mmih minimum lease. Kitkmca 

aad Security rebuked 479449* 

419 Moble Horn' 

Spoce To Ront 

3 MONTHS 

FREE RENT 

All sizes 

Including Dbl Wide 

Sherwood Mobile 

Village 

Comer Michigan & Haggerty 

41275 Old Michigan 

397-0302 

420 Rooms To Ront 

SLEEPING ROOM for mature gen 

tlemaa. convenient location ta 

Plymouth outalde entrance 4S3J74S 

PLEASANT room In chose area, 

between II and II mile Rd. near 

Woodward Young basfaesswoman 

home privilege* no smzy family home on half acre for country living. 2 car garage, 

natural fireplace, family room. Plenty of space for the growing 

family. $31,900. Call 261-2600 (39382) 

Matchless 3 bedroom brick ranch, novel family room with 

walk-out doorwall, I V * baths with real ceramic tile. Immaculate 

interior. Gleaming kitchen, spacious basement; Large yard 

with trees and storage building. $39,900 Call 851-1900 

NOVI 

Beautifully decorated 4 bedroom Tri-level in pretty Heatherbrae 

Subdivision. Central air conditioning, fully carpeted, 

natural fireplace in family room and lovely country kitchen 

with built-ins. Walk to the club and pool. Good Assumption. 

$53,900. Call 261-2600 (40775) 

•. >• BRIGHTON 

Kensington Park area 10 acres, 4 bedroom custom Colonial, 

central ait conditioning, 3 fireplaces, partially finished walkout 

basement overlooking acreage with stream. 4 stall horsebam. 

fenced conal and more. $225,000 Call 477-1111 

(38584) 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

Brick ranch located on larpe lot. Easily accessible to transportation 

and shopping. Rill basement oversized flaraae. 

Fast Occupancy. Gas heat country kitchen. $33,900 call 

851-1900 

WAYNE 

Attractive 3 bedroom brtck ranch, 2 baths, fourth bedroom 

and beautifully finished recreation room with wet bar In 

baaement. Antique brick fireplace. Many extras. $27,900. Call 

328-2000(40591) 

GARDEN CITY 

Sharp 3 bedroom home with family room, nice backvard rd and 

good Assumption with low payments. Only $26,500 Call I32§- 

2000 (40904) 

•iy.V; 

j,f , y«. i •»>' j 'A 7 ^ • liA LV 

— 

YOUNG WORKING GIRL wanted 

to share 2 bedroom houae. G*rd«i 

cay 

3 PM. 

Ask for Ltada S254521; list 

479-7909. ext 171. 

WOMAN over 49 to share my 

home. 129 a weA. Westland area. 

4964 MS 

STRAIGHT SINGLE GUY looktag 

for same to share large house • responsibilities 

on five acres north a( 

Rochester Asking for 8290 a month 

phis some help wlh maintenance 

Reply in chiding age A phone num- 

ber to Box 592, Obaerver A Eccentrie 

Newspapers. ..... 39251 Schoolcraft, 

Livonia. Mlchigi higan 49150 

EMPLOYED FEMALE to 

apartment wtth same. Plymouth 

area. 8199 per month 4594228 

REFINED. HIP young lady. 2341. 

To share wkh 2 other girb. neat 4 

bedroom home, downtown Blrmtogham 

Reply Box 578. Observer A 

Eccentric Newspapers. 39391 

Schoolcraft. Livoniai Michigan 

49150 

YOUNG MALE looktag for at*rt- SINGLE MALE. J4 .Yuhes to 

ment and roommate CaU Lee share Westland home. S35 weekly. 

65 14431 phis half utilities Straight 77949}$ 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

Dearborn schools, central air con ditioning and a formal dining 

room are just a few of the feature; of this attractive 3 bedroom 

brick ranch. Recreation room wi h wet bar, maintenance free 

exterior, 2 car garage/$35,900 Cb 261-0700 (40665) 

CANT 

Charming 4 bedroom. 2^ bati pillared Colonial. Natural 

fireplace in family room, 2 car attached garage. Spotlessly 

clean and superbly decorated. O rily $60,900 Call 455-7000 

7 

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WESTllAND 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch .. winding street in desirable 

all brick subdivision. Spacious fenced lot with oyer-sized 2 

car garage. $32,500 Call 455-7C 00(40358) 


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16974 FITZGERALD. Livonia. Choice area! Offers the ultimate 

in gracious living and has II the desired features. Sits on 

spacious lot and is super clean md well cared tor. 4 bedroom 

Colonial, 2'A baths, family roor \ fireplace and more. Owner 

transferred. Call 261-0700 (3 9699) 


18938 FLAMINGO, Livonia. S farp 3 bedroom ranch; kitchen 

built-ins. complete with c arpe ing and drapes. 2 air condi- 

tioners, tiled basement gas ieat. patio, garage. Close to 

Livonia Mall. Call 261-2600 

OPENS 

37562 WHITNEY, Wayne 

ranch. Large lot, famity room 

car garage, full basement In i 

more-cust6m features! < 

if . 

St£ 

v 

Y 2-5 

bedroom custom built 

natural fireplace, attached 2 

i area of Wayne. Many 

(40702) 

•t • 

. 4*. -m, 

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