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Volume 10 Number 62 

Monday. February 25, 1985 

Canton Michigan 

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TASK FORCES made up 

of police department workers in 

a newly formed steering 

committee met twice last week. 

The committee has targeted 

four areas as top priority — the 

transition to the new police 

building, police equipment, 

staffing and the command 

structure. 

The task forces individually 

met with Roderick Bartell of the 

Bartell and Bartell consulting 

firm Feb. 19 to review findings. 

The task force then met Feb. 21 

to report to the full steering 

committee on their individual 

investigations. 

The committee was 

established to give police 

department employees a hand in 

revamping the department. A 

committee was formed after a 

study conducted by Bartell cited 

major problems in the 

department. 

A BUS went into a ditch oo 

Ford Road near Lilley Thursday 

evening. 

An employee at Realty World- 

Robert Olson looked out the 

window about 6 p.m. to see a 

SEMTA coach "completely in the 

ditch and almost on its side. If 

anyone was Inside, they would 

have had to crawl out the 

windows. There's no way the 

doors could have opened. He was 

definitely sank," she said. 

"The bus driver probably 

pulled over to let people out at 

the bus stop and didn't realize 

how much the ground had 

thawed," she added. It took three 

tow trucks about two hours to get 

the bus out. 

THE OWNER of 20 

chickens which were 

mysteriously killed last week is 

sleeping more peacefully these 

days. 

Canton's Keith McNulty called 

police Feb. 19 after awaking to 

find his chickens either missing, 

or injured and dying. 

About six hours after AnimSI—— 

Control Officer Jack Revoir set a 

live trap, a Brittany spaniel 

belonging to a neighbor was 

captured. 

McNulty said Mary Brown, 

who lives about 200 yards away, 

has agreed to pay him $250 to 

buy new chickens. 

The Browns were cited for 

violating a township ordinance 

prohibiting pet owners from 

allowing animals to run at large. 

The misdemeanor is punishable 

by a $500 fine, and/or 90 days in 

Jail. 

McNulty said he expects the 

Browns to keep their dog chained 

up from now on. 

UNIFORMED musicians 

entertained residents of Livonia's 

Dorvin Convalescent Center Feb. 

11. 'You Are My Sunshine," 

"Schooldays," and other timeless 

hits were performed on 

washboards, kazoos, and "mixing 

bowl" drums for a most 

appreciative audience. 

THE Metropolitan Society 

for Crippled Children and Adult* 

has just completed the third 

printing of Its Handicappers 

Handbook The S»-page booklet 

serves the disabled by providing 

information on where to go and 

who to contact on such diverse 

topics as government aid, camps 

and employment. The free 

handbook may be obtained by 

contacting the society at 1127 

Whittier. Grosse Point* Park 

48230, phone Ml -4272. 

BILL BRESLER/siaff photographer 

Dr. Charles Fisher is led into 35th District Court by Canton police Detective William Keppen for 

his arraignment on first degree murder charges. 

Raid revenge 

Couple seeks cash for trauma 

By M.B. Dillon Ward 

staff writer 

A Canton couple whose residence mistakenly was 

broken into by police say the incident was so traumatic 

that they are seeking financial compensation. 

Michael Smith, 29. and Tama Monroe, ?6, were 

upstairs dressing about 6 p.m. for a Valentine's Day 

dinner when Dearborn, Livonia and Canton police 

converged on their Honeytree apartment complex 

near 1-275 and Joy Road 

With guns drawn, two plain-clothes officers entered 

what they thought was next-door neighbor 

Gregory Mark Seguin's back door, badly scaring 

the couple, Smith said. 

Seguin was sought by two police departments in 

connection with unrelated drug and assault 

charges 

""They could have killed us easily. If we would 

have had a gun, we would have shot them,'' said 

Monroe, who said she was hysterical and spent 

"several sleepless nights" after the incident 

Smith said, "I would have had every right to start 

blasting if I was the kind of person that slept with a 

loaded gun We thought it was the end of our lives 

"Not for one second did we think they were police 

officers We thought two crazy people had broken 

in." 

Smith said he turned off a radio after hearing a 

commotion next door 

"No sooner did I turn it off did I hear the door 

crashing open Tama ran to the phone and was 

screaming to the operator to get the police 

"I looked downstairs and looked right into the 

barrel of a gun, three or four feet from my head 

The man was dressed in Levis, boots and a T-shirt 

He yelled, 'Come on down with your hands up or 

we're going to blow your head off 

'For 10 minutes we were running around upstairs, 

deviating about what to do before any officer 

ever showed us a badge. Finally we came downstairs 

with our hands up," said Smith. 

"They had guns to our heads 1 said, I don't know 

what you guys are doing here You're making a big 

mistake ' 

"At the bottom of the stairs, one officer did put 

his gun down and said, Isn't this the back door to 

Seguin's apartment* 1 " " Smith said 

When they realized their error, the Dearborn officers 

quickly left "They never called us or apologized 

— we haven t heard a word from anyone 

from Dearborn," he added. 

"WE'RE HOLDING amiable discussions with the 

police to see whether we can resolve ahis)," said 

the couple's attorney. Jules Olsman. If an out-ofcourt 

settlement cannot be reached. Olsman said he 

will seek damages in excess of $10,000 in Wayne 

County Circuit Court 

Dearborn Police Chief John Connolly said his department 

regrets the mistake 

It's a very unfortunate incident — we re very 

lucky nothing worse happened I'm sorry it happened 

We take great pains to see that these things 

SILL BRESLER'staff photographer 

The fire department's Cept. Art Winkel gathers evidence following 

two deaths in Canton 

Please turn to Page 4 

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Fisher back, 

goes to court 

By Diane Gsle 

staff writer 

Dr Charles Fisher is being held without 

bond at Wayne County Jail on first 

degree murder charges for the death of 

his Canton Township wife. 

A plea of not guilty was entered by 

35th District Court Judge James 

Garber at his arraignment Saturday at 

about 9:30 a m 

A preliminary examination to determine 

if there is enough evidence to hold 

a trial is scheduled for March 6. Judge 

Garber said he would review the possibility 

of a bond at the pre-exam. 

A first degree premeditated murder 

conviction carries a life-in-prison sentence. 

David Johnson, an attorney representing 

the defendant at the arraignment, 

requested that Fisher be released 

on a surety bond 

He was voluntarily coming back to 

the U.S. to surrender," said Johnson, 

who was substituting at the arraignment 

.for Fisher's attorney, Daniel 

Burres 

Judge Garber said: The statutes are 

clear in stating that no bond is available 

in terms of treason and murder 

when there is sufficient evidence." 

Fisher, 44, maintains his innocence 

in the murder of Ella Marie Murcado- 

Fisher, Johnson said 

"HE (FISHER) wants to get this 

over with, as soon as possible," Johnson 

said. 

Burres will have access Tuesday to 

information gathered during the police 

investigation 

Fisher was escorted from New York 

to Detroit's Metropolitan airport by- 

Canton police Detective William Keppen 

and Lt Alex Wilson They arrived 

at about 2 a.m. Saturday after heavy 

BILL BRESLER/staft photographer 

Tama Monroe and Michael Smith say having 

police break Into their apartment by mistake is 

"almost like being raped or something. It's 

very much a violation." 

Son finds dad dead; 

later commits suicide 

By M B. Dillon Ward 

staff writer 

A 29 year-old Canton man who police 

theorize was despondent over the 

death of his father took his own life 

Thursday 

Canton police and firefighters responded 

to reports of a garage fire at 

about 6 30 a.m. Thursday at a twostory 

colonial near Sheldon and Saltz 

Roads 

Officers found a man's body seated 

in a 1977 white Trans Am in the 

smoke-filled attached garage The 

body and car were badly burned 

Inside the home, police found the 

body of the young man's 69-year-old 

father He apparently had died sometime 

Wednesday of a heart attack 

while sitting in his armchair There 

were no signs of forced entry or foul 

play Nothing appeared to be missing 

from the neatly kept home, according 

to police reports Officers said the father. 

dressed in street clothes, had a 


fog delayed their Pan Am flight. 

Keppen said he avoided talking 

about the case with Fisher during the 

trip back to Michigan. However, he 

said Fisher remained "somber" during 

the flight 

Fisher was held in the Canton Township 

Police Department jail Saturdaymorning 

before the arraignment. 

Fisher was arrested Feb. 19 at Inspection 

Customs in the Virgin Islands. 

He was returning to Michigan to surrender 

himself Feb 21. Johnson said 


Vandals 

strike 

Dionne 

project 

By Dlsne Gale 

staff writer 

ArsonisLs caused about $22,000 

worth of damage in two fires at a proposed 

group home site for mentally retarded 

adults on Dionne Street in Canton 

last week 

Canton police are following leads, 

and may request the State Police Arson 

Squad to assist in the investigation, according 

to Canton police Detective 

Daniel Antieau 

At about 12:35 a m Thursday arsonists 

broke out windows in the home 

They started a fire in the living room 

located in the northwest area of the 

home, Antieau said The fire spread up 

the structure through the roof 

Damage from the blazes to the roof 

and living room is estimated at about 

$20,000 

"It appeared to us thfit it might be 

some kind of gas bomb." according to 

Canton fire Capt Art Winkel. 

Another arson at the home was reported 

to Canton police at about 3:30 

p.m. Wednesday. The arsonists apparently 

broke out windows in the home 

and entered the furnace room A 

flammable liquid was spread on the 

floor to start the fire. Antieau said. 


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SEMTA chairman sides with Lucas appointments 

By Tim Richard 

Starr wrlfer 

SEMTA Chairman Thomas Turner 

announced Friday he would accept 

Wayne County Executive William Lucas' 

three appointments to the SEMTA 

board of directors, throwing off three 

directors chosen by suburban county 

commissioners 

Turner, of Detroit, apparently acted 

alone, without consulting other SEMTA 

board members and without waiting 

for an opinion from the transportation 

agency's attorney. Walter Clements 

That opinion was due at the March 5 

board meeting 

A two-sentence announcement was 

sent out on the public relations 

newswire Friday It said Turner "has 

accepted the appointment of Fred 

Todd, Cameror P'iebe and Robert Paciocco 

to the SEMTA board, it was announced 

today by Acting General Manager 

Albert Martin The appointments 

were approved Jan 24 by the Wayne 

County Board of Commissioners 

TURNER'S ACTION threw SEMTA 

itself onto Lucas' side in what had been 

a dispute between the executive and* 

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5:05 p.m. Family Health — Beauty spots and 

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7 p.m. Monday Night Music Special — Funk 

Special." funk music with host Tony Pierce 

TUESDAY (Feb. 26) 

8:30 a.m. Sue Rindlisbach starts off the morning 

with the best of adult contemporary music 

5:05 p.m. Family Health — Blood thickness 

and learning 

WEDNESDAY (Feb. 27) 

5:05 p.m Family Health — Combatting tiredness 

6:10 p.m. Community Focus — A public affairs 

interview program focusing on issues affecting 

Plymouth and Canton Noelle Torrace 

hosts 

THURSDAY (Feb. 28) 

5:05 p.m Family Health — Today's topic is 

food poisoning 

5:08 p.m. Chamber Chatter — WSDP's promotions 

director. Mary Ann Vachher, hosts 

this five-minute program with information 

about the Canton Chamber of Commerce 

FRIDAY (March 1) 

11 a m Prime Time — A program focusing 

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suburban county cogiriiisaiopers over the Michigan Legislature about putting ipg the SEMTA statute. be said 

fho has authority to appoint suburban a one-cent increase in the sales tax ear 

Wayne County members of the SEMTA marked for public transit on the ballot, 

board 

either statewide or in SEMTA's service 

Caught by surprise was Richard area 

Manning, D-Redford, a county commissioner 

A newsman's call was Mannings 

whom fellow commissioners ap- 

first notice that Turner was throwing 

pointed to the SEMTA board Jan 3 him off the SEMTA board "I would 

Manning said he would have to consult 

with fellow appointees Vincent Fordell, 

mayor of Garden City, and Chester 

Jurewicz, a retiree from Hamtramck. 

before deciding whether to go to court 

against Turner and Lucas 

In disbelief, Manning said. I don't 

think Turner would make a statement 

binding on the full board without board 

approval 

"I'll tell you it's very confusing 

It (SEMTA) is hardly the job one 

lusts after The system is in deep, deep 

trouble No one wants to go out and sell 

a tax increase," Manning said 

THE SEVEN-COUNTY authority 

may have to close up shop Oct, 1 if 

President Reagan is successfuLtfr eliminating 

transit operating subsidies 

from the federal budget. Martin said 

recently 

SEMTA officials have approached 

have thought they would have sent a 

nice letter to each one of us saying 

thanks for your services, but you're no 

longer on.' " 

Manning recalled that at the last 

SEMTA board meeting Tuesday, a letter 

from Frank Wilkerson, an assistant 

to Lucas, was read saying that Lucas 

had vetoed the commission's appointments, 

made his own appointments and 

received confirmation from the commission 

There was kind of a pause," Manning 

said "Clements (the SEMTA attorney) 

said, I will give you an opinion on 

the the 5th of March ' 

Manning said he had recently 

received a copy of the resignation of 

SEMTA board member DeWitt Henry 

The letter "made the statement that 

under the statute, the board of commissioners 

is to make an appointment. 

That was signed by the secretary, cit- 

volves Congressman Claude Pepper of Florida 

talking about what legislation has been adopted 

on aging issues 

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7 p.m. Monday Night Music Special — 

Flashback," '50s and '60s with Bill Keith and 

Noelle Torrace 

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Detroit officer gets nod for Canton police vacancy 

An officer has been hired lo fill a vacancy 

in the Canton Township Police 

Department 

David Boijesic. 29, is scheduled to 

begin work today He is filling an open 

ing created when Dennis Joker quit the 

force in December 1983 

The hiring allows the department to 

create a fourth shift during times when 

the most serious types of incidents occur 

according Canton police Lt Larry 

Stewart, acting police chief 

The new shift will be between 8 p m 

and 4am which overlaps the afternoon 

and midnight shifts 

It's not that we're the mo6t busy 

during that time, it's that the most serious 

incidents take place then," Stewart 

said 

Presently, the fourth shift will be 

Father's death is too 

much for 30-year-old 

Continued from Page 1 

history of heart trouble 

The son. who relatives said spent a 

lot of time with his dad, died of carbon 

monoxide poisoning He probably 

returned home late Wednesday or 

early Thursday to discover his fathers 

body, police said Officers 

found an empty liqueur bottle and 

Valium vials on the kitchen counter 

Both bodies were transported to the 

Wayne County Medical Examiners 

office 

According to investigators, the fire 

confined to the car — was an accident 

Engine heat ignited fumes from 

a Fix-a-Flat aerosol can on the 

floor of the back seat, they said Fixa-Flat 

is a pressurized liquid pulp 

used to repair flat tires 

Flames gutted the auto But a 

wooden crucifix, partially covered 

with soot, was found undamaged on 

the seat, police said 

Police said the son was employed 

at a Dearborn furniture store and that 

his father had been a World War II 

hero 

Investigators have ruled out any 

possibile criminal activity and have 

closed the case 

filled by Canton officer Officer Robert 

Sidor, Stewart said Boijesic is assigned 

lo the afternoon shift 

Boijesic quit his $26,900 position as a 

Detroit police officer to take the 

$22,904 job in Canton, according to Dan 

Durack. Canton personnel director 

The Canton police officer pay increases 

to $27,000 after three vears 

BHi- BRESlER.'siaM pnoioflracê' 

Police found this crucifix inside 

the burned car of a Canton man 

who died Thursday. The wooden 

cross, partially covered with 

soot, was untouched in the 

blaze that gutted a Trans Am. 

BOUESIC WAS HIRED on the De 

troit police force in December 1975, 

and was one of the youngest officers to 

join that force Durack said 

Boijesic had been laid off two or 

three times in Detroit He also recently 

moved from his home in Detroit to a 

suburban residence 

"He worked in special assignments 

unit in Detroit, Stewart said -He ll 

bring a lot of expertise in a number of 

areas where specialists experience are 

important 

Boijesic is filling the vacancy created 

by Joker, who resigned as lieutenant 

in December 1983 After some personnel 

shuffling in the department an offi 

cer position was opened 

A recent police study suggests that 

jwo officers should be added to the de 

partment of 31 The hirings would have 

to be approved by the Canton Township 

Board of Trustees, and probably would 

be postponed until after a police chief 

is hired Durack said The police chief 

position is expected to be filled within 

five months 

'Traumatized' couple seeking 

compensation for cop blunder 


don t occur It was human error our 

error — there's no question 

I would be glad to personally apologize 

if the couple would like that." said 

Connolly In 36 years, this is the first 

such incident involving his department, 

he said 

Connolly said he doubts the couple 

was seriously traumatized, and partially 

refuted their account 

"IT SEEMS to me Mr. Smith made a 

great recovery He called Channel 7 

mews within two minutes,' said the 

chief. 

Connolly declined to say what his de- 

7f seems to me Mr. 

Smith made a great 

recovery. He called 

Channel 7 (news) 

within two minutes.' 

— John Connolly 

Dearborn Police Chief 

partment might consider a fair settlement, 

and that city attorneys are handling 

the case 

The officers maintained at a meeting 

yesterday that they had badges in 

one hand and yelled Police' at least a 

Fisher returns from Virgin Islands, pleads innocent 


Keppen left for the islands Tuesday 

morning, ^nd was joined by Wilson 

Thursday after it was learned Fisher 

would waive extradition 

Fisher originally indicated he would 

opt for extradition, however he was directed 

by his attorney to waive the procedure. 

according to Canton police 

Burres said Fisher never intended to 

undergo extradition. 

By checking airline rosters. Keppen 

learned on Feb 16 that Fisher was 

leaving St Kitts Island. Fisher was 

working on the island at Ross University 

as a professor in microbiology, 

HE WAS EN ROl'TE to St Thomas, 

bound for Detroit via New York However, 

Keppen said once Fisher cleared 

customs in the Virgin Islands he could 

change his destination to anvwhere in 

the U S 

Keppen alerted the St. Thomas police 

to arrest Fisher The arrest was 

unnecessary. Johnson said, because he 

was coming back to surrender 

The Wavne Countv Prosecutor's office 

issued the murder warrant Feb. 12 

after months of police investigation 

Fisher told police the couple's Thornwood 

home was broken into, and the 

intruders wrapped the duct tape 

around his wife's nose and mouth 

Fisher stands by this information, 

Johnson said Saturday morning. 

Fisher said he found Murcado-Fisher 

bound and unconscious July 15 He said 

he woke up to a noise early that morning 

and began walking through the 

house to investigate. 

Fisher said he was hit on the head 

from behind, and when he regained 

consciousness he found his wife. He 

called 911 and said his wife had 

^stopped breathing Several minutes lat- 

' er he called 911 again and said he managed 

to get the tape off his wife's face. 

Keppen said 

Fisher told police $400 cash was 

missing from his wallet, and his truck 

was gone. Nothing else was found missing 

or moved No other signs of struggle 

or forced entry were detected, according 

to Canton police 

MURCADO-FISHER REMAINED 

alive on a respirator in St. Joseph's 

Hospital in Ypsilanti until July 20 when 

her life support system was removed at 

the request of her family- 

Last September. Fisher returned to 

St Kitts. The university was short of 

teaching staff and asked Fisher to resume 

teaching, according to Dr. Bobby 

Brown 

Fisher left the island last week "on 

his own accord," said Brown, Fisher's 

immediate supervisor at the university 

Arsonists torch Dionne group home construction twice 


THAT BLAZE CAUSED about $2 000 

wnrttrof damage 

This incident didn't cause a lot of 

damage to the structure of the building,' 

Antieau said But. it destroyed 

the furnace and there was smoke dam-. 

age 

Construction work on the home was 

aboui 70 percent complete before the 

fires 

Vandalism has plagued the home 

ever since work began last summer In 

total between $30,000 and $35,000 

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Winter conveniences aren't what they seem 

Successfully removing 

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ones driveway and side wall u an art 

toward is very important My first 

snow-free It looked so easy 

and all over your body My husband 

Being merely a novice at this winter 

time out, I managed to cover the entire 

bors driveways They range from the 

was kind enough to point out this bit of 

chore, I still have much to learn Nevertheless. 

I do have a few tip® to p^«« snowblower. try to lean it slightly for- 

half of the garage with the snow I had 

dear to those where I shout at my 

Tip N^. i; While pushing your rear end of my car and fill the front 

Let's not drive the car till next spring, 

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on — it's better than going out there ward so as to make maximum contact removed from our drive This is wrong 

husband as we're driving by 'How did 

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hat while working outside Linda 

bending over and heavy lifting that is two inches thick permanently adhered with snow I leave that Maybe the 

usually associated with the clearing of to your driveway. We shall see no neighbors will think the wind did it 

Molnar will drive up and laugh at you 

vast amounts of snow That is why this cement until the spring thaw 

Other than those few tips, you're 

year I volunteered to take on the re- 

pretty much on your own This is the 

NORltf* 

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first year that I have noticed the many 

variations in the condition of my neigh 

"""" " p o " l o n t h * '""""hip could one day look Ilka. For more on Pamela Roma 

f 

from our readers 

She's calling 

for action 

To the editor 

I am deeply concerned about the future 

development of Canton 

My husband and I are the original owners 

of our Windsor Park home in Canton Having 

lived here for 13 years, we remember 

the days when Meijler, K-mart and Kroger 

were sprawLing corn fields. 

Our family grew as did Canton We could 

not have picked a better community w 

which to raise our three daughters Both'city 

life and country charm are at our very door 

step. 

We've watched how Canton has grown 

and feel some important decisions must be 

made 

Hurrah for ihe Downtown Development 

Plan! But, please do not forget to add beauty 

and charm into its design lest we turn into 

just another Detroit suburb " 

Having served on the struggling Canton 

Beautification Committee. I've met people 

who feel our community a needs integrity 

and continuity in its design We need an ego 

boost, a change of image, a civic pride 

which can be drawn out from us by our leaders 

We need a community "Starting Point 

which I fee! has already begun with the dedication 

of the 

this summer 

Welcome to Canton Corner 

Each time I drive by that comer and see 

those large white For Sale" signs behind 

our beautifully landscaped mound. I cringe 

to think that behind it will be built another 

row of store fronts, some of which will remain 

empty. Please Canton, purchase 

that proper^, before it is too Late 1 Create 

an esthetically pleasing area which will welcome 

our citizens and neighbors Canton 

beauty exists, please give us a place to express 

it. 

I am proposing further development of 

that corner What a fitting place to continue 

what has already begun. Our neighbors to 

the north will admire it when thev visit our 

Nancy 

Watts 

Smith 

from driveway envy It s a terrible affliction 

that can be cured only by 

spring sunshine 

downtown attractions and our residents 

pride will grow upon seeing its elegance 

The classic Canton Corner could contain a 

fountain, featuring sparkling water 

shimmering down a sculpture of our Canton 

logo A gazebo, a large permanent structure 

available for public and private functions, 

would encourage singing groups, musical 

ensembles etc to share their cultural talents 

A rose garden would attract strollers 

and a beautifully landscaped, well-managed 

miniature golf course would be welcomed 

by people of all ages 

Possibilities are endless They are dream* 

now, but could be realities with your help 

Griffin Park is wonderful for national 

softball tournaments, soccer games and 

Country Festivals, but the cultural side of a 

community needs a quieter, more serene 

place to flourish We need places where people 

can be community and see community 

daily 

In the days of ancient Rome, entrances to 

cities were often called Portals (Gates & 

Entry) Why not develop land east of the 

Canton Comer with Class" stores, restaurants 

and boutiques in a structure similar to 

the PMC Center in Plymouth or the handsome 

Golden Gate shopping plaza on Lilley 

Road'' It could be named Canton's North 

Portal and will attract manv because of tbe 

quality it possesses 

Lastly, and maybe of most importance, 1 

propose that we enhance Cantons nama. 

Why not change it to Canton Meadows" This 

name reflects one of our greatest assets — 

rich, sprawling farm lands 

Names such as Grosse Pomte Shores. 

Farmington Hills and Huntington Woods all 

possess a certain charm Does not Canton 

Meadows fit that category? 

I wish my ideas could be placed before 

public scrutiny 

(Supervisor Jim) Poole and Mr (Matt! 

Modrack — our future depends on you 

Please give Canton a chance before it is*too 

late 

PAMELA ROMAN SWIDEREK, 

Canton Meadows 

PS. Beautification is everybody's business, 

ana dreams can come true' 

FANTASTIC VALUES 

IN PLYMOUTH 

Back Problems 

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Three quarters of all Americans have 

some sort of back problems at one time 

or another during their life. 

DO YOU SUFFER WITH BACK 

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Dr. Mashike is a spinal specialist. He 

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Monday, F«am» 26, 

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HAS HELPED THOUSANDS OF 

PEOPLE JUST LIKE YOU, people who 

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At. Dr. Mashike's office, you receive 

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individual attention. Dr. Mashike would 

appreciate the opportunity to care for' 

you. 

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"/ Achieved the Impossible" 

I found oui about Chiropractic through a very dear friend o( 

nrnn®. She was a patient ol Dr. Mashike's. 

I suf-feêd with backaches for many years. I was hospitalzea, 

put in traction, but nothing helped My friend had had 

gotten good results and she told me I should go. 

This problem certainty inierferred with my daily routine. I 

felt useless. : was afraid to bend or anything. I never thought I 

was going to make it to the doctors office I was so 

discouraged. 

Dr Mashike told me ne found some vertabrae out of 

a"gnment that were pinching nerves in my low back. Well in 

about three weeks I began noticing Improvement. 

I noticed many changes In my health, I am no longer 

depressed, I am able to go for long walks I now do exercises 

when I wake up. I fees like a new person. 

I have written this testimonial from my own experience with 

the hope that I will help others, so not to suffer ri&edlessty. 

when you can seek chiropractic help 

Mary Casha 

regret very much that I didn't take my wife to see Dr 

Mashike sooner All that needless suffering could have been 

avoided 

l was so pleased with Mary's results that I had Dr Mashike 

examine my spine for a circulation problem also had a bad 

back but nothing like Mary's 

After three months I feei much better and 1 feel the 

circulation is norma) 

Mary and I thank Dr Mashike very much 

965 S. Main 

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9:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. 

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Joseph Casha 

Tidball Family Health Improved 

We first started with chiropractic care because ot severe 

headaches I was having. My husband had pain between the 

shoulder blades which was a constant nag. 

Myself. I lived on aspirin (12-16 per day) for a long time 

without help until friends told us we should have chiropractic 

care. 

My husband and I progressed and in about a month we 

noticed a lot of Improvement. I fett better in general, I also felt 

good because I wasn't taking any drugs, no side effects, 

sleepiness or a buzzy feeling that I got from the drugs 

Our children also have their spines checked We want them 

to grow up without health problems. We definitely recommend 

chiropractic. It's the way to go 

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\ : -i 

found out about chiropractic through a friend who was a 

patient of Dr. Mashike s was on vacation when ! injured my 

lower back. By the time we got home, i could hardly walk and 

it was painful to sit or bend in any way 

didn't think I would ever be better On my first visit I was in 

so much pain I could hardly lay on Dr. Mashike s ad/usting 

table It took several adjustments before I noticed a difference, 

but now I'm so much better After A weeks i noticed an 

overall improvement not only with my low back, but with my 

total health. I can even rest better. 

I'm not completely better but thank God i feel much better. 

Dr Mashike has helped me a lot. I am so glad I came to see 

him 

Elsie Klinski

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their busy lifestyles But there is anoth 

er modern-day invention that has perfected 

quick-cooking even further - 

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The first microwave countertop 

ovens were introduced to consumers in 

1967 It has taken a few years for them 

to catch on." but forecasts indicate 

that by 1890 as many as 60 percent of 

U.S. households will have this revolutionary 

kitchen appliance in their 

homes What makes them so popular'' 

According to Marlys Bielunski. president 

of the International Microwave 

Power Institute/Cooking Appliance 

Section (IMPI/CAS), "More women are 

in the work force today. So families 

have less time to plan and prepare 

week-day meals. The microwave oven 

is the answer to their need for preparing 

a quick, nutritious meal." 

Many first-time microwave owners, 

however, have to learn a new way to 

cook. Microwave ovens operate under 

different heating principles than conventional 

ovens. To help consumers become 

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when using their ovens, professional 

home economists have developed easyto-follow 

cooking procedures. 

One food group consumers have been 

hesitant about preparing in the microwave 

oven is meat. Bielunski, who 

is also the manager and coordinator of 

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at the Meat Board, has spearheaded 

the development of new consumer 

cooking procedures for meat 

The newest procedures are for a wide 

variety of pork products — from pork 

chops to pork roasts These procedures 

are based on the concept of cooking 

pork in a closed container, such as a 

loosely sealed cooking bag or a covered 

microwave-safe container, to produce 

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temperature of 170 degrees. 

By using these new cooking procedures, 

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microwave oven with confidence," said 

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these pork cuts cook safely and successfully 

using the new procedures. " 

To try out these procedures in your 

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Use meaty country-style ribs which are 

normally prepared by slow, moist 

cooking methods. The cooking time can 

be cut by using the microwave oven, 

while still providing the same greattasting 

results. 

The first step is to marinate the ribs 

for one to two hours in an oriental-flavored 

sauce. Place the ribe into a loosely 

tied oven cooking bag. This produces 

the necessary vaporous atmosphere 

during cooking The ribs are cooked at 

a MEDIUM setting, or 50 percent 

powerf approximately 325 watts). Wattage 

output on microwave ovens may 

vary Check the microwave oven literature 

provided by the manufacturer or 

the name plate on the oven for the wattage 

output. The Meat Board finds that 

a lower power setting produces a better 

quality, and more juicy, product. 

Another technique to promote even 

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heating during the cooking process is to 

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through the cooking period. During the 

last 10 minutes of cooking, coat the ribs 

with the reserved oriental-flavored 

sauce 

Even Oriental cooks will be delighted 

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cooking meaty country-style ribs. For 

an up-to-date approach, garnish the oriental-flavored 

ribs with fancy lemon 

slices and thin, curled slices of green 

onion stalks 

ORIENTAL PORK RIBS 

Preparation time: 10 minutes 

Cooking time: 50 minutes 

Marinating time: 1 to 2 boors 

3 to 3^ lbs. pork country-style ribs, cut 

into single serving pieces 

'4 cup soy sauce 

3 tbsp. honey 

2. tbsp dry sherry 

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LEO MARIOM moved to 

Plymouth Township recently from 

Detroit Leo is a violinist.-He started 

To play the violin when he was 9 and 

he's still playing at almost 85 

I've played with all the 

orchestras around.'' he said. "I even 

played with the Plymouth 

Symphony I can't remember the 

director's name It was a long time 

ago" 

He would like to establish a violin 

quartet in this area. 

I had one in Detroit for years — 

a violin quartet with piano I have 

all violin music, just violin, nothing 

for viola, cello or bass. Once we got 

the four violinists, maybe we could 

find a pianist." he said 

When the quartet is organized, 

he'd like to make it available for 

performances in schools and for 

other groups 

Any interested violinists may call 

Leo, 455-0731 His telephone was 

installed last week and he hopes to 

have a telephone directory next 

week 

LIONS (.LI B of Plymouth 

celebrated its 37th birthday with a 

charter anniversary party "at the 

Mayflower 

Three of ihe four charter 

members still active in the club 

attended the party They were Bill 

Fehlig. Bruce Richard and Roland 

Widmaver Ken Failing missed it 

because he was in Florida 

GINNY KOCH of Canton 

Township is a registered nurse, 

working at 

Oak wood 

Hospital, 

Dearborn. 

She is one of 

12 labor and 

delivery 

nurses and 

nurses 

assistants who 

decided to 

brighten up the 

walls of the 

Ginny Koch 

patients' 

rooms They started an off-duty 

stitchery project, embroidering and 

framing pictures for the rooms 

They worked on their own time and 

after nine months, their colorful art 

work is appreciated by both the 

staff and patients 

KRISTIN A NIMAS 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs Raymond 

G Niman of Canton Township.is a 

finalist in the Michigan 

Homecoming Queen competition 

Knstina is homecoming queen at 

John Glenn High School. 

The state high school 

homecoming queen will be named 

March 30 and 31 at the Airport 

Hilton. The winner will receive a 

cash scholarship and an expensepaid 

trip to Honolulu, Hawaii for 

national competition in Julv 

"PHERESIS DONORS 

are a special breed. Many criticallyill 

patients depend on these very 

special donors and this unusual type 

of blood donation,'' said the medical 

director of Southeastern Michigan 

Region Blood Services He was 

speaking at the annual Pheresis 

Recognition Reception A number of 

Plymouth residents were among the 

special donors honored at the 

reception. 

They were Orlean Baker, Louis 

Bidolli, Sheila Briggs, Greggory 

Bristol. William Gark, Roger 

Eriekson, Thomas Hinks, James 

Hobley, Donald Keller, Mark 

Kramp, David McClary, Joseph 

Mehal. Robert Parks. Elaine Popa. 

Gloria Ramirez, Ray Roberts Jr., 

Dale Schotts, Cynthia Shaw, Terry 

Wasalaski and Rebecca Yonker 

These residents deserve all-star 

billing 

Pheresis is a procedure in which 

blood is drawn from a donor and 

passed through a machine that 

removes a certain component — 

either plasma, platelets or white 

cells The remaining components 

are then returned to the donor's 

blood system The process takes 

between 90 minutes and 2"^ hours 

A variety of patients benefit from 

pheresis donations Plasma, which 

contains infection-fighting proteins, 

is used to treat children born with a 

deficiency of these proteins 

Platelets a crucial factor for 

blood clotting, are used in the 

treatment of leukemia and other 

cancers White cells are used to 

treat patients who are unable to 

produce enough of these infection 

fighting cells 

Anyone interested in information 

may call the Red Cross Pheresis 

Recruitment office. 494-2787 or 494 

2788 

Little romance in writing love stories 

By Louis* Okrutsky 

staff writer 

From the day the mail carrier handed 

her an envelope with $25 in it, Julia 

Grice was hooked 

Her favorite soap, operas went 

unwalched SEe began to plan for the 

hour during which her baby napped 

Later, she would wait for Sesame 

Street to give her some free time. 

From the day the diaper service 

magazine paid $25 for her story about 

the transition into motherhood, Grice 

was hooked on writing Almost two 

decades later. Grice has gone from 

being the mother of two toddlers to a 

romance author with a string of novels 

that began with "Lovefire " 

BUT AS she told a Town Hall audience 

las( week, becoming a published 

writer is^far from romantic. 

For the 10 books that she's seen published, 

she's written an equal amount 

that were rejected "It takes an enormous 

amount of emotional strength lo 

withstand rejection." 

Even without the prospect of rejection. 

writers need to make a firm commitment 

to their craft 

I've written when I've been sick, 

when I was depressed, when I was 

pregnant when my marriage was 

breaking up and when I had a broken 

ankle," she said You have to stick to 

it Over 18 years, I've become a writer." 

After writing several stories about 

motherhood for the diaper service, she 

she turned her developing writing skills 

and burgeoning imagination to another 

genre In February 1968, Personal Romance 

magazine gave over its cover to 

her story about a gang of high school 

girls who bootlegged birth control pills 

GRICE FOLLOWED that success 

with "Highway Pick-up Strip — Once I 

found it I couldn't stay away." 

That was followed by a story about a 

couple who find themselves in a haunted 

bed "We listened in on their love-ins 

from the past." the blurb touted 

For a change of pace she wrote tearjerkers 

like "Little Runaway - he 

filled my heart with love." 

DAR good citizens 

'I've written when I've been sick, when / 

was pregnant, when my marriage was 

breaking up and when / had a broken 

ankle. You have to stick to it.' 

"I was learning how to plot, how to 

hold the reader's attention and how to 

write for a woman with a high school 

education or less " 

When she was 29, she decided that 

she wasn't getting any younger and she 

ought to start a novel. She wrote a book 

called "Phoenix Dream.' which didn't 

get beyond her agent's desk But in attempting 

to market the book she felt 

compelled to find an agent. 

SHE BOUGHT a copy of Writer's 

Market, which lists the addresses of 

agents and publishers and sent a letter 

to several agents Two answered her 

One letter snootily informed her she 

had contacted the wrong agent. The 

second letter at least made an attempt 

to be polite. That was the agent to 

whom she sent her book 

Her second book, a mothers-eye 

view of child rearing was accepted by 

a publisher who sent her a $2,000 advance 

She was ecstatic "I called my 

friends and told them I called my enemies 

and told them." 

However, another publishing firm 

bought the firm that had so thrilled 

Grice by promising to market her book 

The second firm decided the book 

didn't fit its needs "They let me keep 

the advance 

THROUGHOUT HER intitial brush 

with the publishing world, Grice just 

kept on writing, She tried her hand at 

gothics and mysteries, writing six 

books that weren't published 

A television reporter asked me once 

why I kept on writing I didn't know 

what to say I just laughed and finallysaid, 

" I guess I was crazy. But I know 

now why I kept on writing I was hopeful 

" 

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BILL BRESLEF"staff pAotograoher 

Jim White of Plymouth Canton Hiflh School and Pam Alber of Plymouth 

Salem are recipients of good citixen pins and certificates. The students, 

selected by their counselors and their peers, were honored by the Sarah 

Ann Cochrane chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at a tea 

in the Plymouth Historical Museum. 

— Julia Rice 

romance author 

Her agent began suggesting to her 

ways in which she could improve. Finally, 

it was suggested that Grice try a 

historical romance novel. 

After balking at the idea, she began 

to shop around for a time and a locale, 

One day she spotted a story about pirates 

and thought it'd be fun to write 

about them. She ended up picking a romantic 

locale, New Orleans and the 

year. 1812, when piracy flourished. And 

her first success, "Lovefire,"' was on its 

way 

"I HAD an enormous amount of fun 

writing the book. I was caught up in the 

fantasy. I was a romance writer and I 

loved it." 

At the time she was ready to market 

the book, she attended the Oakland University 

Writers Conference where she 

met an executive with Avon Books 

They talked She casually mentioned 

her book, 

1 He was 38, with curly hair 

shot with grey One hunk of a man," she 

recalled 

She stepped aside to make room for 

the aspiring writers who had arrived at 

the conference carting their manuscripts 

in shoe boxes 

Grice, by now had moved beyond 

that point in her career She had' her 

agent send him the manuscript Avon 

accepted it and Grice discovered that 

she was considered a professional writer 

"A PROFESSIONAL regards writing 

as a fulltime job A professional 

makes enough money to support himself 

or herself." Juggling a plot isn't the 

professional's only task, Making a living 

from writing also means deftlyhandling 

twice-yearly royalty checks to 

make them cover one-year's living ex- 

C 0 STOUFFER.'slafl pnotograpfw 

Julia Grice, romance author, advises aspiring writers to brace 

themselves for rejection, even before they submit their first manuscript. 

perises "You never know how much 

money you'll get from a book or even if 

a book will sell," she said 

"You have to decide if you have 

enough skills and talents so you can go 

to work if writing goes down the 

tubes " 

But what really separates the Sunday 

scribblers who wait for inspiration 

and the professional is a driving to become 

a published writer 

A professional sets realistic goals, 

asks a lot of questions and won't give 

up A professional has a drive that 

pushes you to go on " 

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• P-C MOTHERS OF TWINS 

Plymouth-Canton Mothers of Twins 

Club will meet at 7 pm Thursday, 

March 28 Guest speaker will be a 

deading specialist For information 

about the meeting or the club, call Pam 

Briggs 455-2285 

• K-C CARD PARTY 

A card party at 7 30 p m Friday. 

March 1. Fr Victor J Renaud Knights 

of Columbus Hall, 150 Fair Street, 

Plymouth, will benefit the Tootsie Roll 

Drive lor the mentally retarded Call 

Dolores Thibeau, 453-3621. for information 

• 3 CITIES ART CLUB 

Three Cities Art Club will meet at 

7 30 p.m Monday, March 4. in the 

meeting room of Township Hall. 42350 

Ann Arbor Road, east of Lilley Plans 

for the spring judged show will be discussed 

Livonia art instructor Audrey 

DiMarco will critic members works — 

a limit of two per member Visitors are 

welcome For more information, call 

Jean Bologna, club president. 455-4995 

• WANTED: PARENT & CHILD 

The "Y" Indian Program is a wonderful 

way to spend constructive time 

with your child Tribes of three to eight 

parents and their children meet on a 

rotating basis to do crafts, games and 

songs Tribal outings and group Federation 

outings are held for campouts. 

tours, skating, etc Indian Program 

membership includes a Plymouth "Y" 

Alpha XiDelta convention here 

.Representatives of alumnae and collegiate 

chapters of Alpha Xi Delta 

sorority will meet in Plymouth Saturday, 

March 23 for their ProvinceConvention. 

Western Wayne County Alumnae 

chapter and Eastern Michigan University 

Gamma Zelta chapter will cohost 

the convention in the Mayflower 

Meeting House 

Approximately 100 delegates are expected 

Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. with 

coffee and breakfast rolls Lunch will 

be served at noon and the convention 

will adjourn at 4 p.m 

Order of business will include a general 

meeting, business mmeeting, election 

of officers, presentation of awards 

and recognition of 50-year members 

with the Order of the Rose. A Founder's 

Day ceremony, by-law changes, 

and workshops for alumnae and collegiate 

chapters will complete the agenda 

ALPHA XI Delta, a college women's 

sorority was founded in 1893 at Lombard 

College. 111. There are 97 collegiate 

and 200 alumnae chapter with a total 

membership of more than 81,000 

Alumnae chapters tn Michigan are 

Buy 

Girl Scout 

Cookies. 

"You're buying 

more than 

cookies. 

You're helping 

each and 

every 

Girl ScoutT 

GIRI SCOUTS 

Livonia 

O&E Monday, February 25, 1986 

Family membership. Call the Y" today 

for more information. 453-2904 

• PYLMOUTH NEWCOMERS 

Plymouth Newcomers Club will 

meet at Northville Charley's Thursday. 

March 7 Hospitality begins at 11 30 

a m and lunch at noon Sandy Pallas, 

astrologer, will present the program 

Reservations are limited, call 459- 

3250 

• NATIONAL SECURITY 

COUNCIL MEMBER TO SPEAK 

The Lions Club of Plymouth will 

open its Thursdav. March 21. meeting 

to the public to permit more residents 

to hear Steven Sterner of the Slate Department 

talk about U.S.-Soviet relations 

Admission to the dinner and program 

in the Mayflower Meeting House 

is $15 per person For reservations, call 

John Sassaman. 453-3333 or 459-4794 

• HOME ECONOMISTS 

Ann Arbor Home Economists will 

meet at 7 30 p.m Wednesday, Feb 27. 

at the home of Karen Scribner, 4548 

Breezewood Guest speaker Bonnie 

Everett will discuss "Starting Your 

Own Business All graduate home 

economists welcome. Call Sue Arnett. 

483-5266. for information 

Albion, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Flint, 

Grosse Pomte Macomb County. Lansing-E. 

Lansing. Marquette, Oakland 

County. Saginaw Valley and Western 

Wayne County 

Collegiate chapters are Albion College. 

University ofMichigan, Michigan 

State University, Eastern Michigan 

University. Ferris State College, Northern 

Michigan University and Hillsdale 

College 

State conventions convene every 

other year with national conventionson 

alternate years 

PROVINCE convention will emphasize 

the theme, "Alpha Xi Delta — A 

Design for a Lifetime 

Respiratory health is the sorority's 

national philanthropy. Alpha Xi Delta 

chapters contributedmore than $57,000 

and 21,000 hours of service to their local 

American Lung Associationchapters 

during the 1983-84 school 

year 

Robin Curtis and Wendy DuVall-Angelocci 

of the Western Wayne County 

Alunae chpater are working closely 

with Gamma Zelta collegiate chapter 

at EMU in making arrangements for 

the Province Convention. 

Classic 

FINE 

• FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 

Personal financial management will 

be the topic 7-9 p m Wednesday. Feb 

27, :n the open forum series on personal 

management in Room B200 of the Liberal 

Arts Building. Schoolcraft College 

Paul Mclntyre. investment manager 

will be guest speaker For information, 

call the Women's Resource Center. 591- 

6400, Ext 432 Series is free and registration 

is not necessary 

CANTON NEWCOMERS BUN 

KO 

Bunko group will meet the evening 

of Wednesday. Feb 27, at Lindas 

home For information, call Ann. 397- 

0797 

• CANTON NEWCOMERS 

EUCHRE I 

Group will meet the evening of 

Thursday. Feb 28. at Maggie's Call 

453-4294 for information 

• STAM^CLUB 

West Suburban Stamp Club will meet 

at 7 30 p m Friday, March 1 in the 

Plymouth Township Meeting Room, 

42350 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth Club 

member Dick Joan will present program. 

How to Exhibit." explaining 

bow to build an exhibif and all the fine 

points on impressing judges 

• PLYMOUTH WOMAN'S CLUB 

The Woman s Club of Plymouth will 

meet Friday. March 1 at First United 

Presbyterian Church of Plymouth to 

mark its 92nd anniversary. Special reception 

at 11 30 am, and program at 

12 30 p m Past presidents will be honored. 

Choral group. Centennial Educational 

Park Swing FJnsemble. will entertain 

• PLYMOUTH OPTIMISTS 

Club meets at 7 p.m the first and 

third Mondays of each month in the 

Miles Standish Room of the Mayflower 

Hotel. Plymouth and Canton residents 

may call 453-8547 for membership information. 

• LOBBY SALE AT BOTANICAL 

GARDENS 

Friends of the Matthaei Botanical 

Gardens will have a lobby sale 10 a.m. 

to 4 p.m Saturday and Sunday. March 

2 and 3 Gifts, plants, reference books 

and handmade pressed flowers will be 

for sale Gardens are at 1800 Dixboro 

Road. Ann Arbor Lobby exhibit for 

March will be a spring bulb display 

with a collection of spring flowering 

bulbs forced for early blooming 

• 60-PLUS LUNCHEON 

AU Plvmouth-Canton senior citizens 

are invited to the monthly potluck 

meeting at noon Monday, March 4 in 

fellowship Hall of First United method- 

ISI Church of Plymouth. 45201 North 

Territorial Please bring a dish to pass 

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• Pastel, Demi-Buff, Dark Ranch 

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• COYOTE COATS, full length 

• BLUE FOX COATS, full length 

* '1,195 

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•CANADIAN LYNX COATS from '8,000 quoted in 

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NO PRODUCT NAME Best Price PRICE NO. PRODUCT NAME Best Ence PRICE 

4108 PLAY SIDE '29.99 

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4301 TIKE TREE HOUSE 69.97 58.97 4742 REFRIGERATOR oos 33.96 

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Chargers bounce Rocks 

from playoff chase again 

By Brad Emoni 

staff writer 

Send Livonia Churchill's basketball 

team to Las Vegas because they're on a 

roll. 

The Chargers trumped Plymouth Salem 

in their own gym Friday night, 54- 

51, in a first-round Western Lakes Conference 

playoff game. 

It was the second year in a row in 

which Churchill has ousted the Rocks 

The Chargers will take an 8-10 record 

into Tuesday's semifinal battle with 

Livonia Stevenson (16-2). 

The right numbers came up for 

Churchill on several occasions with the 

clincher being Ken Gendjar's free 

throw with four seconds left. 

"We've been talking about composure 

at Churchill this season, and I 

thought we showed it tonight," said the 

Chargers' coach Don Albertson 

Salem coach Bob Brodie, whose 

team fell to 10-8 overall, had this assessment: 

"I think our problem was 

that too many times we had a lack of 

intensity There were loose balls and 

rebounds to get. but Churchill got 

them." 

THE LEAD changed hands through 

out the final quarter. 

Churchill's pencil-thin center Mike 

Hermanson scored 2 of his game-high 

19 points with 1:41 to go. putting the 

Chargers ahead 50-47. 

Bui only 16 seconds later, Bryan 

Waldron came cold off the bench to hit 

a short baseline jumper, cutting the 

margin to 1. 

The Rocks then stole the ball and 

took a short-lived 51-50 lead when 

LeSean Hay good scored with 51 seconds 

remaining 

Waldron then fouled Andy Oliver 10 

seconds later The Churchill guard 

made his first free throw, but missed 

the second Hermanson. using all of his 

lanky 6-foot-5 frame, tipped the rebound 

to Gendjar. who found himself 

with an open shot in the lane — bingo 

2 more points for the Chargers. 

Salem came down and missed with 

29 seconds to play but got the ball right 

back when Scott Hille was called for an 

offensive foul after grabbing a missed 

Oliver foul shot 

THE ROCKS called timeout with 14 

seconds to play, but never got a shot 

off. turning the ball over with 6 seconds 

remaining 

Churchill was able to get the inbound 

pass to Gendjar, who was immediately 

fouled He made the all-important first 

shot as Churchill hit the jackpot 

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• CANTON SLOW-PITCH 

MANAGERS MEETING 

An organizational managers mating 

for both the Canton Parks and 

Recreation mens and womens slow 

pitch softball leagues is set for Saturday, 

March 2, at the Canton Township 

Administration Building, 1150 Canton 

Center Road 

The mens league will meet at 10 

am, the women at 11 a m 

Entry fees, registration dates and 

times, contract and residency requirements 

will be discussed Call 

397-1000 for more information 

• PLYMOUTH SLOW-PITCH 

SIGNUP SESSION 

Registration for returning teams in 

Plymouth's recreation slow-pitch 

softball leagues will begin Friday. 

March 1 

The entry fee this year is $450, 

Returning teams will be guaranteed 

a spot in the league provided 

they register by Thursday, March 14 

New teams can begin registration 

Friday. March 15 

Call 455-6620 for more 

information, 

• TEEN SKI TRIP 

The Canton Parks and Recreation 

Department will sponsor a teen ski 

trip to Alpine Valley Friday, March 1 

The trip costs J15 for those without 

equipment, $8 for those with their 

own 

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is provided by the Canton rec staff 

The trip will depart from the Canton 

Township Administration building 

at 5 p.m. and return at approximately 

12 15 am 

Call 397-1000 for more information 

• RAQUETBALL LEAGUE 

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Department will sponsor a 10-week 

spring raquetball league for men at 

Rose Shores of Canton beginning 

Wednesday, March 6 

The league matches will played at 

7:30 and 8 p.m. 

The cost is $55 a person You maypay 

$30 upon registration and the reminder 

the first night of play 

Call 397-1000 for more information 

• CHIEFS BASEBALL 

BOOSTERS TO MEET 

A meeting of the Plymouth Canton 

Chiefs Parents Baseball Club is set 

for 7 30 p.m 

Wednesday, Feb 27, in 

rooms 128 and 130 at Canton High 

All parents of junior varsity and 

varsity players are urged to attend 

Temple reaches end of line 

By Scott Adtor 

staff writer 

Unlike some who enjoy wonderful 

feasts at dinnertime, Kathy Temple 

knows when she's had her fill. 

After three sterling years of gymnastics 

at North Farmington High School 

and four more years of outstanding 

achievements at Ohio State University, 

Temple is ready to hang up her performing 

tights and leave the world of 

celebrity behind her 

'It's going to feel great to graduate," 

said Temple, who turns 22 in March "1 

am definitely ready " 

With such enthusiasm for leaving 

you'd think she didn't enjoy the fourhour 

practices and the pressure of bigtime 

college athletics 

"It was kind of rough my freshman 

year," she said, "The workouts were 

very time consuming, but I think it 

helped me do my homework 

I didn't 

have much time to waste." 

So were the years of hard work not 

worthwhile? No way, says Temple 

Now that her tremendous gymnastics 

achievements are almost over, it's nice 

to relax and reflect while the taste of 

success is still sweet 

Even though Temple may not go on 

to the Olympics or open her own club, 

Mary Glitz, Temple's high school 

coach, still sees the 1981 graduate as 

the finest gymnast she's ever coached 

people In sports 

And Glitz has coached her share of outstanding 

gymnasts in her tenure at 

North Farmington including Dona 

Kebrdle. Sharon Shiffra and Kim Edwards 

"She was the best I've ever coached," 

Glitz said. "Kathy was very easy to 

coach, She was always all for the team 

She was a real pleasure." 

TEMPLE LED her North Farming 

ton team to the state tournament during 

her senior year In fact, it was her 

final vault that clinched the championship 

for the Raiders 

To make tbe event even more special 

to Temple, it was her 18th birthday. 

"Kathy just wrote me recently and In 

her letter she talked about winning tbe 

championship," said Glitz. "She said it 

was the best day of her life.* 

That may have been the best day of 

her life, but there have certainly been 

some other outstanding days for Temple. 

As a freshman she was the first OSU 

female gymnast ever named to the Ail- 

American team She missed that honor 

by one point her sophomore year 

The 'Oakland' Raiders revisited 

By Jim Hugh** 

staff writer 

I 

' F EVER THERE was a man qualified to start 

a semiprofessional football team, it's Chuck 

Van Robays 

He's spent enough time doing 

battle on minor league gridirons to draw veteran's 

pay 

Van Robays. a former assistant foottall coach at 

Rochester Adams and minor league player from 

1968-1976. is spearheading a venture for \dventure 

which he hopes will result in exciting football in 

Oakland County 

He is managing partner of the 

Oakland County Raiders, a semipro team which 

will make its debut in the Northern States Football 

League (NSFL) this August. 

His excitement is manifested in the team s motto 

"We Play for Adventure " 

There's still some wrinkles to be worked out, but 

come August, Oakland County will be represented 

in the league along with Grand Rapids. Racine, 

Wis , Lincolnwood, 111.. Janesville, WiSc.; Indianapolis, 

Ind.: and Gary, Ind. There's a possibility the 

league will approve more new franchises in addition 

to the Raiders 

THE OAKLAND County Raiders, whose decor 

will bear a striking resemblence to the Los Angeles 

Raiders of the NFL. have their office based in Rochester, 

although the team will play in Pontiac 

Van Robays announced last week the team will 

play five home games at Wisner Stadium and one 

at the Pontiac Silverdome. A practice site has yet 

to be determined 

Van Robays also announced Robert "Turf" 

Kauffman will be the head coach of the Raiders A 

coaching staff of three assistants has yet to be appointed 

One possible candidate is Joe Zelmanski, 

former head coach at Adams 

The groundwork has been set. but there's still 

plenty to keep Van Robays busy. He's managing 

partner with Dr Richard Klein and Dr Thomas 

Chwierut, but putting the operation together is Van 

Robays' department. 

"I've always been interested in putting a team 

together, it's just that the climate wasn't right." 

said the former Adams assistant, who played minor 

league football with the defunct Pontiac Arrows 

and Pontiac Firebirds "When the Michigan Panthers 

left (and merged with the Oakland Invaders in 

the United States Football League), I thought the 

timing was perfect. We applied to the NSFL and 

our franchise was voted in." 

Van Robays received the formal nod of approval 

Jan 6 at the monthly league meeting in Chicago 

Now, everything is full speed ahead — which is the 

only rate possible in order to field a team for the 

fall schedule. 

"We've had 70-80 calls already from possible 

players." Van Robays said 

"We have 8-10 people 

with the right credentials who have signed letters 

of intent." 

THE RAIDERS will have a free agent-type camp 

in the spring Van Robays also talked about "hospitality 

houses" at the University of Michigan and 

Michigan State University, where prospective players 

can see what the Raiders are all about. 

"We plan to put out a good team 

We have to if 

we want to compete in this league," he said, adding 

the NSFL is the best minor league around, "If we 

don't, we'll be on the short end of a lot of big 

scores " 

With the Panthers moving to Oakland, Calif.. Van 

Robays would like to get some of the players left 

behind. There won't be a Doug Flutie among them, 

but Van Robays hopes to find some name players, 

"Maybe we can pick up some of the backlash 

(from the Panthers)," he said. "We won't be of that 

caliber but we won't be that far off There won't be 

any $7 million players, though, that's for sure." 

No, the salaries are more like $2,000-3.000. He 

calls it a "working man's league," certainly because 

players need other work to support themselves, So. 

why*would anyone be interested in playing semipro 

football when the chance of making the big league 

is about as likely as hitting the Lotto when you onlyplay 

five numbers? 

"We'll get the kids who only played high school 

football and haven't yet got football out of their 

system," Van Robays said 

"Some will make it A 

majority of the players will be those who haven't 

quite made it in the NFL or USFL — the players 

who need more seasoning. We're going to need 

those types of players to compete 

FOR A FEW - albeit very few - the NSFL can 

be a step toward the big time. That player would 

have to be a longshot. not unlike Hall of Famer 

Johnny Unitas, who was cut by the Pittsburgh 

Steelers, played sandlot ball and eventually latched 

on with the Baltimore Colts where he rewrote the 

NFL passing records. 

"We (NSFL) have a contract with the NFL and 

the USFL." Van Robays said. "They can bring one 

of our players up at anytime. We have very close 

ties with both leagues." 

Van Robays knows what he's up against the first 

year 

The Panthers' brief history is enough for a 

quick education in the study of selling a football 

team, Even during a championship season, the 

Silverdome wasn't packed with spectators. 

"We're not fools," he said. "We know there's not a 

million people out there who want to see minor 

league football We're working with corporate 

sponsors with hopes of selling blocks of tickets for 

distribution. Hopefully, we can break even the first 

year, and next year, maybe make a profit." 

Promotions will have to play a part if the Raiders 

expect to draw big crowds. The game at the 

Silverdome — either Sept, 21 or 28 — will feature 

an automobile giveaway to the spectator who is 

credited with breaking the league attendance 

record for one game, which, Van Robays said, is 

"22,000 something " 

ALL THE home games will be followed by a concert 

afterward After the game at the Silverdome, 

the concert performers will be headliners. depending 

on who's in the area at the time. 

Van Robays said tickets for games at Wisner will 

be $5 (adults) and $3 (children) Season tickets are 

$25, 

There's still plenty of time to latch on to season 

tickets, 

"We've sold two already," Van Robays said with 

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"There are some things that I would 

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I can't reach and then be disappointed " 

Even though Temple s parents are 

Michigan State grads, her choice of attending 

OSU didn't disappoint them at 

all. 

"I had personal ties with MSU, but 

they didn't offer me anything," she 

said. "I went to Ohio State on a full ride 

and I couldn't have made a better 

choice. 

"My parents are my most loyal fans 

They were very supportive of my decision 

(to attend OSU)." 

Glitz agrees. 

"I wanted Kathy to go to the school 

that would be the best place for her 

athletically and academically, because 

she's a very intelligent girl," said Glitz 

"OSU seemed like the best place for 

her" 

TEMPLE FINISHED fourth in the 

Big T^n last year in all-around competition 

She finished ninth in the uneven 

parallel bars in the NCAA tourney in 

1983. 

Like the finest cream, Temple rises 

to the top among her competitors She 

LS quick to point out, however, that her 

collegiate competition has been tough 

but educational 

"The level of competition is much 

higher " she said "The team concept is 

a lot the same, but the pressures and 

the practices are more Intense 1 also 

think there are more personal goals involved 

"But the discipline is the biggest 

thing I learned a lot from that, and I 

learned a Jot from my teammates " 

Temple also enjoyed traveling 

around the country and dealing with 

the many people a college athlete has 

to deal with 

"It made me grow up a lot faster," 

she said. 

What could Temple do in the future 

that could compare with such a stellar 

pasf 

"My ultimate dream would be to 

write for a gymnastics magazine," the 

journalism major said. "J,don't think 

I'll coach, but if I did it would have to 

be at the college level because I don t 

think I could work with anyone who 

wasn't really serious about this, because 

that's the way I am." 

As for Temple's accomplishments, 

she is very proud of her academics as 

well as her athletics. 

"I'm proud that I'll graduate on time 

and that I've kept my grades up." she 

said "I'm also proud that I've improved 

every year in my performances 

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Edna Spaulding (Sally Field) is a young widow who tries 

to harvest a cotton crop on the family farm in "Places in 

the Heart." 

the 

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is up-for-7-Oscars 

film about farmlands 

"Piaces in the Heart" premiered last fall and is currently playing 

in a number of neighborhood -houses for good reason 

it has 

seven Oscar nominations and a lot of good qualities 

Nominations include Best Picture. Director. Actress. Original 

Screenplay. Supporting Actress. Supporting Actor and Costume 

Design 

That ties "Places" for second place in the nomination sweepstakes 

with "The Killing Fields." First place was also a tie at 11 

for "Passage to India" and "Amadeus." 

It may make it difficult for balloting, but it's the viewers' good 

fortune that 1984 premiered so many fine films 

'"Places in the Heart" stars Sally Field as Edna Spaulding. a 

spunky woman with two truly charming children. Frank (Yankton 

Hatten; and Possum (Gennie James i Her husband is Sheriff of 

Waxahachie, Texas 

THE TIME IS 1935 A drunken black youth accidentally kills 

Sheriff Spaulding shortly after the film opens To the movie's credit. 

it deals realistically but sensitively with the implications of that 

situation. Southern attitudes in the '30s and Ku Kiux Klan activities 

The film's realism extends to its music and decor, in fact to 

every facet, and quite appropriately "Places" received the Oscar 

nomination for Best Costume Design The clothes, hats and hairstyles 

all carry distilled essence of the Depression The cars, faces 

and even facial expressions (obviously chat goes well beyond costume 

and make-up design) carry the exact flavor of the '30s 

Faced with her catastrophic early widowhood. Edna determines 

to keep her family and farm in spite of the quick moves of banker 

Albert Denby (Lane Smith) to force her sale of the property. 

Almost endless complications ensue, and to the film's credit potentially 

soapy and maudlin melodrama is avoided The characters 

are sufficiently real and restrained so that we get intersted in their 

tribulations, which are the trials of real people who mean something 

For good reason, then, the nominations for Best Director and 

Screenplay 

Edna's sister Margaret Lomax (Lindsay Crouse — Best Supporting 

Actress nominee) is married to a handsome but unfaithful fellow, 

Wayne (Ed Harris) Viola Kelsey (Amy Madigan) and her husband, 

Bud (Terry O'Quinni. are good friends of Marge and Wayne 

which creates tension in their relationships and an effective counterpoint 

to Edna Spaulding's struggle 

MEANWHILE. BACK at the farm where, even though it may 

not seem like it. the major action of the film is under way Banker 

Denby forces his blind brother-in-law, Mr Will (Best Supporting 

Actor nominee John Malkovich) on Edna as a roomer. That turns 

out to be one of Edna's lesser problems as she struggles to save the 

farm 

Her agricultural and survival inspiration come from a kindly 

and clever black drifter Moze (Danny Glover), who takes on a 

pretty heroic stature, exceeded only by Edna They strive to save 

the farm by harvesting cotton and selling it to Mr Simmons (Jay- 

Patterson) a pretty nasty fellow in his own right, down at the 

cotton gin 

All this may sound pretty trite and soapy on the surface. What 

saves the whole enterprise from maudlin sentimentality is the 

good grace, restraint and effective realism of the production 

At film's end, the director slips from his 90 minutes of carefullyconstructed 

emotional and physical realism, but by then a fine 

film is under the belt, and it's hard to spoil "Places in the Heart" at 

that late date 

A 

Wayne Lomax (Ed Harris) and Viola Kelsey (Amy Madigan), 

who are both married to other spouses, have an 

affair. 

Tasters test fine 

French wines 

Of all the world's greatest wmegrow 

ing regions (the two Cotes, Tuscany, the 

Rheingau, Napa County and the Cham 

pagne region among them) none can 

lay claim to being the home of three of 

the five First Growths of Bordeaux ei 

cept Pauillac 

For that reason alone it must be considered 

as at least one of the very finest 

of all. It not only claims its three 

Premier Cms in its Mouton. Lafite and 

Latour, it also has two excellent Pichon 

Second Growths, a Fourth and a string 

of esteemed Fifth Growths, some of 

them considered the equal of many 

more highly classified wines 

All of this classification system is the 

one established in 1855, one that is with 

few exceptions still in place even today 

some 130 years later That is tradition 1 

Surrounded by St 

Estephe and St 

Julien, the three regions produce an 

abundance of some of the world's 

greatest red wines from the cabernet 

sauvignon, merlot and cabernet franc 

grapes grown there. While other closeby 

regions claim their stars (St. Emi- 

Uon its Chateau Ausone, Graves its 

Haut Bnon, Pomerol its Petrus and 

Margaux its Chateau Margaux) only in 

Pauillac is the density of prestigious 

producers so great. This is the Home of 

the First Growths. 

A LOCAL GROUP of 44 people, 

wmetasters all, recently gathered to 

sample a cross-section of the wines of 

Pauillac The selection was based not 

only on the strength of the wineries 

(chateaus) but also on different vintages 

Availability also played a part in 

the choices, the older vintages of these 

wines rarely leave the private cellars 

in which they rest so splendidly 

Older vintages of First Growths easily 

cost in excess of 1100 a bottle, sometimes 

much more 

More recent vintages 

can cost 150, while recent issues 

of Fifth Growths rarely exceed $20 the 

bottle Clearly some judgment had to 

be exercised if the assembly was to 

sample both age and prestige 

The evening was rather a bendedknee 

affair 

Selected for the evening were four 

wines representing the three First 

Growths of the region 1955 and 1971 

Latour. 1970 Lafite and 1975 Mouton, 

one of both of the Second Growths, the 

1980 Pichon Lalande and the 1979 Pichon 

Longueville 

The 

1978 Duhart-Milon-Rothschild, 

the only Fourth Growth from Pauillac, 

was served, and the rest of the wines 

were Fifth Growths 1981 Haut Bataillev. 

1970 Grand Puy Lacoste and 1976 

haut Bages Liberal 

The wines were 

w i n e 

f * * 

Richard 

Watson 

drunk blind and were evaluated by the 

collective assembly 

using a 9-point 

scale 

The results were interesting Tradition. 

price, vintages and more were 

there to be seen and judged If the 1855 

Classification system were to hold, the 

Fifth Growths should be clearly exceeded 

by the Firsts, all of them, and 

the mid-Growths should end up somewhere 

in the middle of the pack 

TO A GREAT extent, with two ex 

ceptions. form held 

Following is a 

ranked listing, with mean score values 

for each wine 

• 1970 Lafite (7.18) 

• 1976 Haut Bages (7 03) 

• 1955 Latour (6 85) 

• 1975 Mouton 16.78) 

• 1980 Pichon Lalande (6 751 

• 1971 Latour (6 70) 

• 1981 Haut Batailley (6 58 

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TROY 

brand new 4 bedroom IW bath, 

lamily room with fireplace, den, 1st 

floor laund.-y 

basement, attached garage 

really for occupancy Feb 15 

Call Doug $79-9155 

Douglas Mgt Investment Co 

broker; 

TROY OPEN SUN 1-4 

Or b> appointment, S bedroom ranch. 2 

baths, family room. 2 car attached 

garage, fireplace, cathredal ceilings 

deck. Troy schools Newly decorated 4 

rarpeted. $75.M0 47M Butler 1$ Mile 

i John R 449-7432 

TROY Move-In condition. 4 bedrooms. 

1 n bath Colonial Large family room 

fireplace 

plus Florida room, central 

attached garage M9.900 

M9-SS31 

TROY. 4 bedroom. 1»* bath colonial 

mlly room, fireplace, first floor Laun 

dry, finished basement 2 car attached 

garage Well cared for $$8,900 Bujrers 

only After *prr. M9-4408 

iv 0 

$139,000 4 bedroom colonial, la-ground 

jool. first floor Laundry, dining room 

'amilv room etc 24M Valleyview. off 

Beech. N. of Long Lake, Troy Open Sat 

1PM 

5PM or by appointment 

841-4344 or 441-S174 

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Huntington Wooda 

HUNTINGTON Woods 

13144 BaUour 

N ol 10, E of Coolidge Open Sun. 1- 

5pm 4 bedroom colonial. 2^s baths, 20 

ft family room, porct 

2 car garage 

Best offer over Ui 900 347-4914 

319 Momaa Foe Sata 

Oakland County 

ST JOHN'S WOODS. Berkley 2 bed 

room colonial, newly decorated thru 

out. buyers only Moving cloner to wort 

Best offer before listing 

lM-llM 

320 Homaa For SaJa 

Wayna County 

AFFORDABLE 

TAYLOR 

Clean 2 bedroom, extra insulation remodeled 

kitchen 8i bath New furnace 

2car garage $27 900 

2»1-418S 

TELEGRAPH L SCHOOLCRAFT 

$32 000 or Offer I bedroom Bnck Bun 

galow 

8C • O&E FEORU«RY 25, 1985 

C L A S S I F I E D RE4L ESTATE 

326 CondoaFor Sat* 

ASK TO MAKE 

THE CONDO CONNECTION 

1-ooAing for * coodo* Call Uw prus 

Hrieod from SU.lMM to MM 0 baUi. fireplace air 

built-ina recessed tlabting window 

treatment! 478-7440 

360 Business 

Opportunities 

A-1 Investment 

Approi 2 acres Adrian corner 2 main 

hwvi with 7700 sq ft bldg offering 2 

individual businesses 4 completely sep 

arate entities One unit u bar res tan 

rant 4 other is strictly entertainment 

with entertainment permit recently re 

novated 4 packing customers in' Nothing 

like It ID entire market area Advantageous 

for partnerskip or corporate 

type operation Land 4 bldg alone 

worth asking pnee o* 8340 BOO Tor com 

plete package Ask for Rex to make ap 

polntmeot to see 

Glover Real Estate Associates 

Adrian. MI 517 243-4646 

BAR Harnsrtlle. N E Losrer Michigan 

Class C 4 SDM With food, new 

kltcfceo Also 3 bedroom borne 

517-714-4*41 or 517-724-5344 

BRIDAL SHOP N suburbs W of 

Woodward Good volume, good mvetito 

ry $15,000 will handle, easy terms 

Call after 8pm 540- 9512 

BRIGHTON RESTAURANT 

Chicken, ribs, ptxxa Business. $85 iXKi 

Building 4 business, 8175,000 Exc 

potential - Easy terms 

Alter 5 30pm 

553-4224 437 9584 

CAMP GROUND for sale in the 

Cumberland Mts of Crossvtlle, Tennessee 

12H wooded acres with 42 full 

hcokups Country store, laundry room, 

game room, 3 bedroom apartment, 

iwimming pool 4 other amenities 

$150,000 Assumable Loan Excellent 

investment (or owner , operator 

Century 21 • Red Turner Associates 

1-800-358-8811 

COOKIE DISTRIBUTORSHIP 

$2 0 000 Good Area 

517-544-7518 

360 Buainaaa 

Opportunities 

FOR SALE 

Gift 4 Card Shop located 

NW 

Suburb Call between 10am-1pm. 

Moo thru Fn 474 8299 

HAIR SALON Birmingham 4 

Excellent parking 

For furtiser infor 

call after I 

mauoo i I 30pm •77-3*03 

NATURAL HEALTH FOOD STORE 

Well established retail hsalth food business 

Will sell for inventory at coot plus 

refrigerator frweser. 4 brokerage fee 

All other flxtares, equipment, shelving, 

etc included in the price 

Call Mr Moore 445-3844 

PLUMBING SI'PPLY BUSINESS 

RESTAURANT 

seats 140 plus pnvate 

banquet facilities lounge 4 14 motel 

SILK SCREENING BUSINESS 

Dryer 2 station printer etc complete 

Must sell 17000 or best offer Call after 

4 30PM weekdays, 474-»078 

SUCCESS CAN BE 

YOURS IN THE 

GIANT 

PACKAGING 

AND 

SHIPPING 

INDUSTRY WITH A 

PACKAGING 

STORE 

FRANCHISE. 

• Great commercial and consumer 

demand 

• Professional operations training 

• Proven marketing plan 

• Easy to operate 

• Continuing support 

• $28.00(1 to oper tbe door 

BECOME A PART OF THIS BUSINESS 

FOR TODAY'S LIFESTYLES BY 

CONTACTING 

PACKACINC STORE FRANCHISE 

1952 S INDUSTRIAL HIGHWAY 

SUITE F 

ANN ARBOR MI 48104 

PHONE 313l 485-2443 

360 Business 

Opportunities 

SMALL PICKUP Owners Operators 

needed Lease your fuel elficsaot pickup 

to Cootract Courier Services Receive 

medical supplies at Detroit Metro 4 deliver 

to hospitals 4 clinics 

Call, between 

7pm-l*pm only. 517 213-8423 

362 Real Estate Wanted 

DEVELOPER NEED6 SC u> 4« seres 

with water 4 sewer lor condominiums 

9 units per acre la area of Bloomfield 

Farmingtoo Novi. Northville or Plrrn 

oath Please call Carl 417-8M0 

or Laurie 417 5007 

400 Apartments For Rent 

362 Reat Estate Wanted 

Perry] 

• or Land Contracts 

alty 478-7840 

ABSOLUTELY 

TOP 

CASH FOR PROPERTY 

Regardless of Cooditioc 

All Suburban Areas 

No Waiting-No Delays 

ASK FOR JACK K 

255-4700 

RITE 

WAY 

Abandon Your Hunt 

All Areas 

CALL US FOR 

•QUALIFIED RENTALS 

SHARE USTLNGS 442 1820 

884 S Adams. Birmingham. Mich 

AIRPORT AREA 

10% Senior QUxens 

discount 2 bedrooms $285 month 

Appliances, dinette carpeting Call 

941*0790 

C ARPENTER looking for home i 

of repair Northwest suburbs 

dosmpayment 

need 

Low 

937-9189 

CASH 

FOR your home in 24 Sours 

ASK FOR DICK 

Century 21 Cook 4 Associates 

326-2611 

CASH TODAY 

OR 

GUARANTEED SALE 

Also If In Foreclosure 

Or Need Of Repair 

Castelli 


ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom Newly decorated. 

appliances, drapes Excellent for 

2 singles $450 MO Security 4 lease 

No pets Rochester 

Bayberry Place Apts. 

HEAT INCLUDED 

tine and 2 Bedroom Apartments from 

$450 Balconies. Carpeting. Carports 

Air Conditioning. Swimming Pool, Clubhouse 

No Pqjs 

Close to Shopping. 1 Block North ot 

Maple 1 Block E of Coolidge, near 

Somerset Mall. Troy 

FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 

643-9109 

BEAUTIFUL EXTRA LARGE ooe bed 

room carpeting, appliances, ertrs slor 

age Quiet complex. $405 per month In 

eluding beat and hot water Adults, oo 

pets 

11 Mile, Woodward, RovaJ Oak 

•731-7797 

FARMINGTON HILLS Mulrwood 

Apts 

Sub-lease this 1 bedroom apt 

Take occupancy April I lease expires 

Aug 31 Beige carpet balcony carport 

included, central air. self-clear, over, 

'dishwasher 

swimming pool. 3 lighted 

tennis courts, cluhOouse 

levelors will 

stay $475 Mooth Call 

47I-«753 



332 Mobile Homes 

For Sale 

LIVONIA 

PurUn^hroo* Coodomiruam 

2 bedroom*, sunlen living room, alJ ap 

pliancea screened haicxwiy. desireabie 

fccittpn «5»9W 261-6SW 

EXPAND VOIR REACH Fanuauc 

LanC Contract; terms will allow vou to 

• home for vour budget North 

'fenna 2 

2^ baths fireplace 'inuhed baaement 

1st floor -4ur»dr> and 

grr. more home for vour budget 

vtJle 2 »tor> u/u: offering 2 bed: 

replace 1 

indrv aix! 

ft of living that must 

garage 

nuit be 

WOLFE 

421-5660 

CHAMPION. :0x50. 2 bedrooms, new 

carpet, new furnace $3,000 or best of 

fer Belleville 484-0371 

4SS-TJ84 

CHOICE REDFORD LOCATION 

Rd 

Like new 1979 2 bedroom home 

with central air, 114 900 Wooderland 

Mobile Homes Sales 397 2330 

FAIRMONT 1882 

14x70ft. 3 bedroom. 

1baths, located new sectioc of Town 

4 Country Estates $14,900 Immediate 

occupancy Terry 397 -1511 

MOBILE HOME. 14xW 

2 bedrooms 

14 500 negotiable Between Inkjter 4 

Middlebel I Road 52S - 7541 

FARMINGTON HILLS By Owner 3 

Sedroom. newly decorated 

Land Contract 

Immediate ixcupancv Open Son 

I 5pm. 27543 Echo Valtey West For appointment 

591-44i4 ! 

LIVONIA 

NEW Construction 

Condominiums 

Now taking rtwervaboos Ranch and cokxiui 

stv'jea wtth garages & basements 

I I rom MO WO Call today for deuila 

for Carol Major Bro*er 

I aHOL MASON REALTY 344-1800 

rrau* i -jt you 10 : 

*mafl qu>ei par* 

der 84000 Caill s courts 24-nouf manned 

gatehouse all ON OVER *00 ncomparab-e acres 

incorfoa'atile sett-rg. 

d 3 beoroom terraces 

THAT you MUST see 


Northgate Apts. 

FROM '325 

RENT INCLUDES 

• Air Conditioning • Range • Refrigerator • 

Carpeting • Garbage Disposal • Laundry & 

Storage Facilities • Swimming Pool • Tennis 

Courts • Activity Building 

• Heat & Hot Water 

F R E E C A B L E TV 

G R E E N F I E L D AT 10VI MILE RD. 

OFFICE OPEN DAILY 9 6 8 - 8 6 8 8 

design a- 

e AR 

From * 6 0 0 - ' 1 2 0 0 

Ooen tfa'.'V AicJmgbrcoke >s located 

oif Drake Road, oerêe" Maple ana 

Walnut Lake Roaa in West 

• BlQomftela For leasing information 

Call 661-0770 

NOW LEASING • NOW LEASING • NOW LEASING • 

aI 

Lincoln 

T o w e r s 

Apartments 

15075 Lincoln Road 

(Greenfield & 10V» 

Miu»\ 

STUDIOS - 1 & 2 BEDROOMS 

FROM '295 

F R E E C A B L E T V 

Adult Community Reserved for Residents Over 50 

Central Air, Heat, Appliances, Carpeting. 

Community Room. T.V., & Card Room, 

Pool. 

968-0011 

t^/rripâial O i l CL*XO 

X 

 

1 and 2 

Bedrooms 

Includes heat, water, air 

conditioner, carpeting, 

laundry and storage 

facilities and pool 

7 Mile - Telegraph Area 

Call 538-2158 

One of tbe most 

exclusive addresses in 

Southfield 

Spacious one floor 

living or townhouses, 

the choice is yours 

Limited access service 

beautiful setting on ravines. 

• HEAT INCLUDED • 1570-2600 SQ. ft. • 

Attached garages or covered parking 

• Central Air • Appliances, plus self-cleaning 

oven • Your own elegant private club with 

card rooms and heated pool, kitchen, wet 

bar. Swedish sauna • Plus much more! 

Minutes from Town Center 

Lodge Expressway & Shopping 

From '615 

358-4954 Sundsys 12-5 

S'oe "1 in submli name 

for walling Hal 

Tbe moil prestigious address la Soothfiek) 

OPPOSITE PLCM HOLLOW GOLF CLUB 

NINE MILE ROAD BETWEEN 

LAHSER & TELEGRAPH 

NOW OPEN 

in Wixom 

WIN FOUR PASSES 

TO THE 

I C E V . A P A D E S 

--JST SE^D VOL,' "-AÊ ARC aca-ess, 

N >c JO '"A 

EN a cost CA'C ADA R essed to 

IceCAPRDES 

Tie OB server S Eccerr 

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I APPEAR a: jce Louis A-RERA-SNCA ••~es ARE 

1' a N or 7 30 p m Watch YOUR hornet own ""LEWSPACER S 

C assi' ed SECTION WÊRE WIF-E'S' '•AÊS V.' 

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' YC^'NARRE s OR^-'eo. oa. 591-230G. E*"E^S' . ^ 

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TUESDAY and "NJRSCAY WINNERS oy 5 O M F - a a-, 

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P A S S E S ARE G O O D FOR S9 S E A T S FOR ANY - ' 

FOLLOWING 

P E R F O R M A N C E S 

TUESDAY. MARCH 12....7:30 p.m. 

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13....1 1 a.m. or 7:30 p.m 

THURSDAY. MARCH 14....7:30 p.m. 

ObsetUcr & ^ c r c n t r i r 

classified 

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k p a t W 

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, porvf 0 

Ope" v *° r '" so'ny n 0 p tijvztre 

A P A R T M E N T S 

NEW 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

Apartments Designed 

for Adult Living 

385 Beck Rd. • Wixom 

Take B«ck Rd. exit N. 2 miles from 1-96 

For rental information call b24-1188 

Fairmont Park 

In Formingron Hills 

One-ond 'WO-BEDROOM apartments 

and terraces featuring: 

Swim 

Year 

Round! 

The fundoesn't end when summer is over at 

Westland Towers, because you can enioy 

year-round recreation in our indoor heated 

pool. There's tennisand a game room, too Plus 

all the luxury of high-rise living 

without the 

high price tag' Remember, heat's included 1 

1 & 2 Bedrooms Available 

Rent Includes Heat 

W e s t l a n d T o w e r s 

Located on Wayne Rd 

Between Ford Rd & Warren 

721-2500 

Mor.i9»dM 

i i a n m n M i i v 

Attached cover parking 

Balcony or patio 

Eating space in kitchen 

tn-unlt storage 

Same level laundry room 

Extraordinary spaciousness 

Fulfy equipped modern kitchen wtth 

dishwasher 

individually controlled central heat and air 

conditioning 

Fully carpeted 

Extraordinary clubhouse with party room, 

swimming pool and lighted tennis courts 

Cable TV available 

Furnished executive unit available 

Situated oo ove- 40 acres of pork-like 

grounds Fairrriont Park is jusr a 

moment from expressway ond 

mmutes from convenient shopping. 

On Nine Mile and Drake Roods 

4 7 4 - 2 5 1 0 

Models open doîy until 5 p.nn 

Win2 Red Wing tickets 

February 25, 1985 

OAE 

WIN Seng your name and address, on a postcard, to RFD WING TICKETS, The 

Observer & Eccentr.c Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia. Ml 48150 

Then watch the classified section every Monday and Thursday. When your name 

appears, you're a winner! Enter soon and as often as you like 

400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 

B O T S F O R D 

P L A C E 

GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE 

Batumi Botaforil Hospital 

SPECIAL? SAVE ON 

1 Beoroom tor $429 

2 Beflroom tor $509 

3 Beoroom tor $589 

PETS PERMITTED 

l*ete*tum Installed 

Singles Welcome 

'r-it:ie&air Occupancy 

*r Uive Children 

I«K*T i WATER INCLUDED 

wuie- iiT'-Mige address 

.ni.'n.r.g p**..) 

,i t . . ,n.r,* la.rpi'tinji stove it rr 

• - ill uuit«s escept electnci 

. n. I '*jrrnapt> Laundr> factli 

• • Iniervm syswm 

liood wuritv 

' • fc* »urKl vi: pr.-Tuw-* 

l-ar rr •- ,nf,irnalion pbi.iv 

477-8484 

27883 Inoependence 

Farmington Hills 

P O I N T E 

P L A C E 

A P A R T M E N T S 

402 Furnished Apts. 

For Rent 

t 2 bed 

Taylors fines! area 

Hen 

imlodes tveai 

tentra 

I and m» r. uior 

DAILY 

i-.'Lir* app t available 

*L1 946 

BIRMINflHAN 

IN TOWN completely 

; 

furnished I U-droom executive apart 

rrient *»»ilable March l« for si«n 

term lease l"H a montli line ludes utilrpartitjMiu 

Security depoait 6tI W»J 

i arpetintf ar 

riPEN Di 

KXW ITIVK LIVING SL'ITES 

Kurnislwd t & 2 bedroom Apartments 

offering all the comfort* o< bome Short 

Term leases I'Vime Avon Trey A 

tlastland Mall locations 

47V*T;o 

-tia Brvdan S ill i>,iddard Kd 

tikK'k » 

u| Telegraph 

HEPFORD 

I bedroom upper apan 

; nwnr iratTOfr- S ,e0n«om a pare merits 

[• " IJ3L- IVT.hoM.se jparim^ni l»i3S 

...vjhirx—v 1 arjw.inii *rw3 in4wif 

' V.** 

vfi ipptnjj dM X was-s 

559-2680 

EXTRAORDINARY 

SI'ACIOI'S I 4 2 Brdrooni Apts 

i., 

I'aiio. A - Pool Heat lrn-|inSed 

BEIIRHOM 134. 

: BEDHIXIM J39-J 

*'ESTLAN[i AREA 

BLUE G A R D E N APTS, 

Chcry Hill Near Mernman 

For Details 729-2242 

KaRMIVTT.'A HSI.I.S 

v»iInuJ tree* Apts 'able available 

H-rUls from 442: Np-I ions 1 bed-.xim 

ap Ral "onies sir pj 1.i.-s y 30 li 30 

A k about our h ef Spm i*l 

mile Rd cwitrr of Tuck Rd 

478 14(7 

TELEGRAPH FENKELL 

Efficiency 

11" J I hedrM«im Sl|i5 ideal for singles 

541 1244 

TELEGRAHd 4 GRAND RIVER 

Studio am! 

ne bedroom surting at 

4235 and 1-W Adults n,. t«-Ls 6 trionlh 

lease Tow - 4 Courtr. Apts fall from 

9 to 5 255 1429 

SOUTHFIELD 

Furnished 

HIGH RISE APARTMENTS 

1 and 2 BEDROOMS 

SHORT TERM LEASE 

559-2680 

SOl'THFIKLD 

I bedroom completely 

carpeied kitchen appliances stereo 

T\ twal included ISM per Mo 

2 A months lease 477 0207 3S?-2S*8 

WATER FORD. bedroom 1450 Mo 

2 bedroorr wich fireplace $S2i Mo In 

terjor 

Gtobe heat included on Botii 

• I b J I 

quired 

404 Houses For Rent 

fr AHMINGTON 

HILLS 

apri'imem $2fiil mi»rt*i plu 

.1 Availab . M-- t 

bedroom 

EKNKE1.L 2321C >US< E 01 Teie 

2 bvprijoir mas I bedroom 

X2RF Irx UD»'N heal 

AIR r-oivdi j 

U-IN«NG RIEAR 4 QUUM S3B-8637 1 

LiHKl-NFlEl.il IJNi tiLN area Lu* 

urious 3 bean,-,! ,»pi Heal tnclud^sl 

UARIM-T.NK «JR^-N appliance®, cable 

TV SMS V.pei> 

IMMEDIATE :x*n f'AW 

one bed- 

.• h.ri. ^parinu rt 

j'' we.rnrned T Mile 

^ i! Telegraph Call 53ft J684 

IAHSER 

THREE OAKS 

Troys newest luxury 

apartment community. 

I bedroom I tx-dr—.in with der and 2 

bedriwrn dp»»r'mer!'- 

A. appliarx 

< arp«Y 8D a" NEWBl'Klilf HD 

Managed Hs P-ragon I- .pert.es- 

522 472H 

TOWNE APTS 

Crooks-'Big Beaver Area 

1 Bedroom $400 

Air • ondi?lowed carpeted dishwasher 

large storage areas quiei building 

HEAT A HOT W ATER included Secur 

ilv required Call for appointment 

362-0069 

WAYNE'S FINEST 

RENTAL COMMUNITY 

Offers immaculate I 2 and 3 bedroom 

apartments from 43^5 with heat paid 

fall Devor.na I odd'. 

Wayne Fores! Apt^, 

' 326-7800 

'A A'> Nt! Wh^TL AN11 

Newburgh v'«> 

>in .4 Apartments I 'lean quiet attrac 

vr 

DedifO'-'m - a-y-.-t appliances, dra 

private entrance See ruapprect 

1290 monthly "21 MM 

WEST I. AM 8 AREA 

i-iis ! and 2 bedri-«im apartments 

Jrum $37f n'Kinth.v > "arpciea de" quality homes in the best 

neighWiorhoods in West NW Suburbs If 

you car pay »B00-$600 rent, YW can 

own half lor no mooey down and save 

hundreds per month in equity build-up 

( all Eve* Sam & Jan Bury. 421-6928 

404 Houses For Rent 

LIVONIA 3 bedroom IS baUi ranch, 

no appliances No basement 

I year 

lease TM per mo*ITH 

Call 

314 822 IMS 

LOWER STRAITS lakefroot Golf 

course Fuclushed J"bedroorna. 2 baths, 

living room. 4e«I 2 fireplaces 11.M0 

month short term lease 343 9345 

MILFORD 

3 bedroom ranch. «WIM 

ming pool, attached garage, appliances, 

1475 securiuy deposit 1st 4I last 

month* r«M 445 3054 

BEECH 4 J MILE 

S bedroom, bnck 

ranch, basement, appliances Kids, sin 

gles pets 6KAY 

273 0J23 

SALE or Lease Telegraph Schoolcraft 

Sell 432.0D0 Offer terms Rent 4340 

MO 2 bedroom brick bungalow 

N finished 

basement. 1 car garage 

45J-SJ57 

SIX MILE TELEGRAPH 3 bedroom 

finished basement, fireplace fenced 

deposit 484 3!»7 

SOCTHFIELD S bedrooms. 2 MIL 

baths new kitchen- breakfast nook. 1 

car attached garage fenced yard with 

deck Fireplace 441X1 month 254-9044 

SOTTH LYON area 

single bedroom 

cottage stvk borne Beautiful lake lot 

location Full lake privileges 

all sports 

lake Large fenced in yard Lots of stor 

age Private secluded road Available 

immediately 4*00 month plus security 

After 3pm 

477-MM or 437 14i2 

TROY - N W. AREA 

BACKS TO TROY NATURE CENTER 

EXECUTIVE HOME 2 450 »q h 

2 Story. 3 bedrooms. 2Î baths Gour 

met kitchen with breakfast noot 

Ii 

brary famil) room with fireplace dining 

room, living room, laundry room 

11025 mo Discount Rentals 47 s 5734 

No Pets 

412 Townhouses-Condo* 

For Rent 

ROCHESTER RANCH 2 bedrooma 1 v, 

baths DMINT room Newly decorated 

Under building PARKING |60G 

message 

M*-114» 

drapes Under building pari 

per month Leav 

420 Rooms For Rent 

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 

Quel up 

stairs spacious bedroom 

for mature 

lady Share kitchen 4 bathroom faciii 

ties 445 deposit. 445 weekly 455-1410 

422 Wanted To Rent 

SOUTHFIELD AREA (12 4 Evergreen; 

Short term 

Lease unul July 2. IW5 

Available Mar 2 Furnished 2 bedroom 

condo. 4750 per month Credit report 4 

references Leave message 

55»-74L0 

SOITHFIELD 

BIRMINGHAM 

Spacious immaculate I 2 bedroom loft 

condo I SS baths 2 balconies, courtyard 

view neutral decor leveior blinds, private 

entrances, remote garage, central 

air appliances including washer, dryer, 

dishwasher Cable ready Convenient to 

freeways No pets This 

bome Is not for 

month Call 

or everyone 

wnporary 

1775 per 

3S1 4S4» 

SOUTHFIELD 

12 Mile * Northwest 

err* Sublease 3 bedroom lowniKMise 

14 baths basement Available March 

15 Security credit references 

4595 month 353-4757 

W BLOOMFIELD 

FAIRWAY CONDO 

All Areas Apia Houses Cooi 

LANDLORDS 4 TENANTS 

LARGE DOUBLE room with kltcben 4 

laundry privileges, Livonia area 

591 4317 

LIVONIA 

Good location, completely 

furnished room 4 bath kitchen 4 laun 

cnces 

- 4pm «»7 2J47 

LIVONIA Mem man Plymouth Rd 

area 

Comfortable room for mature 

working oon-araofcmg gentlemaa. Good 

parking 

411 40SI 

REDFORD Sleeping room for working 

lady Telephone laundry 4 kitchen 

privileges Quiet neighborhood 445 

weeitly After 5PM 531 5411 

REDFORD - 445 a week includes utilities 

Pleasant room, with kitchen privi 

S E W S 30pm 947-3959 

REDFORD - 7 Mile 4 Grand River 

area 

Comfortable room for working 

lemals Near transportation 4 shop 

ping Kitchen privileges 534-5514 

414 Florida Rentals 


All Areas 

REFERRAA. SERVICES FOR 

Tenants 4 Landlords 

SHARE LISTINGS. 642 1820 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 3 bedroom 14 

bath ranch, attached 2 car garage lull 

basement 4575 per month 

After 3pm 

call 343-9149 

WESTLAND. clean 2 bedroom .home 

with fenced yard and garage Available 

March I 

Must have good references 

4400 per month plus Security deposit 

Call after Spm 7210440 

DELRaY BEACH 

Tbe Hamlet Country 

Club Spacious 2 bedroom condo on 

firs! floor, completely furnished Avail 

atlie Feb 8 Dm. Apr 3 1945 Call Mon 

•Jim Fr-. JAM 5PM 594-5141 

F1 LAUDERDALE villa on Arrow 

Head Countryelub Unlimited golf 

305 475-8200 

HUTCHINSON ISLAND 2 bedroom 2 

bath condo oceanfront south corner, 

pool lenms. sauna laundrv within 

Available April 4 beyond 643-8252 

WESTLAND 

nice large 2 bedroom 

bnck with foil basement with a 2 bed 

room apartment up. lhat you can sublet 

for half your rem 4650 per month 

Tipton. 427 5010 

MARCO ISLAND Sea Winds' gulf 

front beach. 2 bedrooms Children we] 

come' Call for brochures 

Dan.481-6402 Eves 882 4593 

WESTLAND 3 bedroom brick ranch 

new carpeting, new appliances. 4400 

per" month plus utilities 4 secunty de-' 

posit 719-8397 

WESTLAND 2 bedroom home 

newly 

painted family room 4 garage Nice 

area, paved streets J3&5 month NO 

PETS Immediate occupancy Call 

Sherry please leave message 471 2742 

WESTLAND 

3 bedroom brick ranch, 

garage carpet, appliances large 

fenced yard Very clean 

4495 plus security 

Call Vic 455-6430 

WOLVERINE LAKE Lake view 4 

privileges 

2-3 bedroom ranch, stove 

carpeting, drapes. 4495 plus security 

References Between 5-4pm 624 4422 

2.VTOWN Birmingham 

2 bedroom*. 

14 baths fireplace, walk-in clowet. 

Jacuzii Jenn aire garage First quality 

41 500 plus security 354-2402 

BIRMINGHAM AREA 3 bedroom 

bnck ranch home Dining room, kitchen 

utility room, 1 bath Fenced yard 

Refrigerator stove washer 4 dryer 

Immediate occupancy 

Rent Dr. month 

to month basis On 14 Mile between 

Greenfield 4 Woodward AV$ 4450 MO 

Call " 642 8180 

BIRMINGHAM Charming 3 bedroom. 2 

fireplaces 2 car garage, finished basement 

Available March I $800 month 

335 1316 

W 

BLOOMFIELD 

Cape Cod farmhouse oo 2 acres 2 bed 

nxirru up 

S down, large kitchen with 

dining area formal diiung room I bath 

pius separate shower large utility 

room. 2 car detached garage $60»0 per 

too plus IS mo security Walled Lake 

School system 

352 84SO 

MAR(X) ISLAND 

Beachfront. 2 bedrooms 2 baths 

Decorator-iurntshed All amenities 

Call afle? 6pm. 

47ft-1050 

ORLANDO 

Disney Epcot New 2 bed 

n 2 bath coodo burnished, pool, 

jaccuu golf available after Mav 4 

474 51 bO or 47*-$77B 

ORLANDO Fla 

Lake Villa The week 

of April 6th Sleeps 8 Complete resort 

& ' untrv rlub Days 274 "544 

or Eves 274 S958 

ST AIM STINE Luxury Coodo on 

Ocean 2 bedrooms baths tennis, rar 

quetbai'.. near attractions Available af 

ter Mar 31 Call for brochure. 591-0529 

415 Vacation Rentals 


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SH ARE USTINGS, 6-4! 1620 

WESTLAND 

2 fun êmployed women 

to share 3 bedroom bouse. 940 per 

week, includes all utilities including 

Must be animal lovers 

II momintsonly 729-2738 

phone 

Call mi 

421 Living Quarters 

To Share 

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984 S ADAMS. BIRMINGHAM, MI 

EMPLOYED PERSON NEEDED 

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Farmington Rds Area; 4250 Mo, in 

eludes utilities 412-1947 

FARMINGTON 

mature lady to share 

home with same, full house privileges 4 

utilities included 4245 no 476-0967 

FEMALE, professional. 50 S will share 

Redford home with responsible clear., 

non smoking woman 

1265a month 5S3-4161 

Houses 

Condo* 

434 Industrial/Warehouse 43€ Office 

CLEAN GM couple seeks small bouae. 

condo or duplex with 2 car garage 4 

laundry facility 

Mirrumum 4 month 

lease, April I 979-M73 

HOMESTEAD CONDO 

Lower beach front wanted 4 weeks, 

July Aufust . 542 9514 

LAKEFRONT HOUSE 

For responsible adult, east of Orchard 

Lake Call Dave Cbeslin 545-5500 

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN desires 

room studio in air cooditiooad home 

Private entrance preferred CloaeU 4 

basement storage a rouse Garage 

9aro-5 

414-4 

RANCH STYLE HOME wanted to rent 

Need 3-4 bedrooms, first floor family 

room or den. large dining area, IH 

Saths. located oo a large lot Secure 

long term lease with attrative rental 

rates Call Chris Herter 

348-4100 Ext 131 

TWO PROFESSIONAL 

men see* to 

rent 1 or 3 bedroom home Livonia 

Plymouth area Stove refrigerator required 

Call 591 2300 ext 303 or 329 

WANTED TO RENT apt or n»do 

fFarminton Hills 

Bloomfield area; for 

a professional family of 5 3 bedrooms. 

1 ^ to 2 batlvs Approi 9900 mo 

References 479-5799 

425 Convalescent A 

Nursing Homes 

TROY 

Maple Industrial Sub Overhead 

front 4 rear 

Air conditioaad offices 

Available March 58J 2022 

Ml* or 4*10 

436 Office / Business 

Space 

AFFORDABLE SOUTHFIELD offices 

at Greenfield A 11 Mile Parking, heat 

air. Jaiutoe carpeting 4 drapes From 

II10 559-7175 

ANN ARBOR RD 

PLYMOUTH TWP 

Executive office space 

tTMsn ft Kxfftce available 

48 95 per sq K 455-19*0 

ANN ARBOR RD 

PLYMOUTH TWP 

311 sq ft una! 1 offices 

(195 per month utilities included 

459-4043 

ATTRACTIVE LAY -OCT 

prime office location. 1418 sq It down 

town Birmingham 

1M N Woodward 

ave 447 7171 

AUBURN HTS Office space 

mile 

from new Comerica Center 

Approi 

1.200 SQ ft. carpeted 4 decorated 

4908 mo • utilities Immediate occupancy 

Moo thru Fri. 4 5pm 

452 J20C 

BUCKING 

Schoolcraft 

lease 40« sq 

room, bathroom, 

manufacturer's 

Immediate 

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4 Mkner Livonia tor 

( ft 'l of Ikes reception 

room, suit*I ' 

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bie for attorwey 

EXJSCl TIVE OFFICE SPACE 

available 1 room suite 54* i 

EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE 

Includes spacious parking facllitiet. 1st 

floor Experienced Executive Secret*r 

les, personalized phone answering du 

piloting, word processing notary 

HARVARD SUITE 

29350 SOUTHFIELD RD 

SUITE 122 

557-2757 

B HAM 

DEARBORN, S'FIELD TROY 

COMPLETE BUSINESS CENTERS 

Your own private office without co«t!y 

overhead Fully staffed, la lei 

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staffed 

latest equip 

l pnme 

SENIOR LIVING Facilities Inc has 

one opening in their adult foster care 

home for victims of Alzheimer I DIS 

ease in Whuroore Lake II interested 

please call 495-4343 

WE ARE proposing to open a small 

adult foster care residential home for 

the elderly in Bloomfield Township If 

you are interested in this type of facitl 

ty please call after 6pm 995-0924 

428 Garages & 

Mini Storage 

FEMALE to share with same 

respoo 

sible quiet, clean 

Non-smoking Must 

like animals SouthlieSd Farmington 

area 354 9562 

FI LL GOSPEL Christian voting worn 

an to share 2 bedroom apartment in 

Ri»a! Oak. 1135 month Call Eves 

286-4115 

BLOOMFIELD 

MINI STORAGE 

Beautiful New Facility 

Excellent Location 

Reasonable Rales 

WINTER SPECIAL 

1 mo FREE RENT with 6 mo lease 

CALL 

332-1221 

HOME-MATE 

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644-6845 

30555 Southfield Rd . Southfield 

STORAGE GARAGE 

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4130 Mo 

8 Mile 4 Farmington Rd 

474-1190 

1432 Commercial / Retail 

W BLOOMFIELD COLONIAL 

Family 

room with fireplace newly decorated, 

circular dnve side garage .'OPENER! 

11175 plus security 476-0734 

406 Furnished Houses 

For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM overlooking 

Rouge 

K ver walk to town J bedroom Dutch 

I'oloflia. living room with fireplace 

separate dining room den electric ftre 

,» «ii* ? car garage immediate occu 

panes new:y decorated 1795 644-6553 

:!anjl :>ds Aals 72H 2*8G 

BIRMINGHAM Schools 

Walnut Lake 

DI.RSS 3 bedroom bungalow apnh 

awes Immediate Occupancy Flexible 

I«-r; 1650 Mo - security 553-4203 

.1.1 X*. HY AT Li.I'HIi' K 

Mi: H. 1 fAN J'.fc 

V ibTH»ILL A A rte 

•AESTLANU AREA 

• 'i.• I und "2 hedriwm apartments 

In.m $35< riv.mth.v Ciirpeted decora: 

»-0 4 m - .uveh Heat mcladed 

1 oufltr;. Villagt' Apartrn'-n'.s 326-3»8C' 

WESTLAND AREA" 

SSnj. i-l.- I bedrw-rr apartment 

933H 

- -: 1 r - Attrai tivr 2 brdriMr apan 

ni'ci-s I3 T 0 I'arpKcd dec- rated 4 in a 

i-.i- 

af-j K'-.i' ir- odeO 

Country Court 

Apartments 

721-0500 

WESTLAND 

HAMPTON COURT 

s p4ii !• 'us 

A. . bi«dr'M:.m apartmenta 

L.ir^-. I'.iseiv h 2 i jr attached garage lull base 

mem S9i>'.' ;wr mo-nth pfcus security dep-tfil 

540-9063 

BIRMINGHAM 

3 bedrooms. : bath 

d.n:r.g r-jom deia:-led garage S475 per 

month p,us secur.v. deposit Ca". after 

5PM 332 3552 

BIRMINGHAM 

X bedr orr. Colonsa. 

baserr^nt 2 car attarbed «tr carpet 

refriger^t.i' stove, dishwasher fenced 

17 I IT.mediate 'X-R upaj*r\ 626 3636 

WESTLA-ND Merriman Palmer A*, 

tractive 3 bedroom dup 121-3970 

MAPLE TELEGRAPH 

465 Sq Ft office. 3 year lease 

Heat and central air included 

647 WHS 

FIRMING!)AM Office Space available- ; utes from 1-275 ample parking L*ti!l 

.ins, /--Ii 

... a... 

1 . . . _._ 

9200 Call 544-6464 I tics included 

Private Individual Office including Sec 

retanal, Word Processing, Personalued 

Answering 

Fi 

Telephone 

ceptloo area Image fîus 331-6119 

F u mi shed Re 

BUCKINGHAM OFFICE PLAZA 

Schoolcraft h Inkster Uvonla, for 

lease 600 sq ft 2 offices, reception 

room, bathroom, suitable for attorney 

manufacturer's rep, etc 

Immediate occupancy 559-1160 

OFFICE SPACE ir Southfield prcrfes 

sional offices 9425 per month Seere 

word processor 

OFFICE SPACE • Sublet to profe»onal 

or Mfg Rep Telephone Answenng 

e Farmington Hills 

955-1410 

OFFICE SPACE to sublease HOC Sq 

Ft 

immediate occupancy 1211 Frank 

Un Rd Bloomfield Hills 4 offices- 2 

bathrooms, kitchen l> shared cornier 

ence room 91.004) per month 

Call 

S34-40*', 

BLOOOMFIEUD TWP 

1100 or 1600 sq ft store avalalahie IM 

mediately for lease Inkster RD N of 

Maple inobe-er or wine) 471-4555 

NEED PROFESSIONAL female |30-35I 

to share Southfield 2 bedroom apanment 

in April 1215 per month plus half 

secuntv half electric Pool, tennis 

court Chris 557-9400 290-1006 

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 

3600 sq ft. for commercial and or office 

Very reasonable rent Available 

Jan I. will divide 647-7171 

SALE OR LEASE 

4000 sqft office or retail Ford Rd at 

Middleoelt Howard A Howard Heal Estate 

Inc 525-1260 

ONE STRAIGHT professional female 

desires same to share house 

Union 

I-ike 9204) mo • utilities Asa for 

Liz Work 644-9441 Home 349-0150 

PROFESSIONAL FEMALE non 

smoker looking for same to share two 

•wdroom 

2 bath apartment in Farmor 

Hills 9242 50 plus 1 

utilities 

* pm 813-3699 

Son 

rr 7 

GRAND TRAVERSE 

5 bedr'Xim home Sieachside with sun 

deck and beach patio Secluded, share 

we., lurnished Call 1 994 592 

HARBOR SPRINGS 

Michigan Down 

lowr area Near 3 ski areas Newly designer 

decorated, 2 bedroom condo on 

Bav St Private garage Call MOB thru 

Friday Sam 5pm 313-791-8540 

HARBOR SPRINGS 

3 bedroom coodo 

lor winter ski rentals Fully furnished 

Near Bovnc Highlands St Nubs Nob 

Call Tom 752-2926 

HILTON HEAD ISLAND Sea Pines 2 

bedrootr.. 2 bath condo with heated 

Jacuzzi on privacy de*k 

Great loca 

lion Ter.nis on property Short walk to 

' golf beach. Harbour Town Reasonable 

' rate:- for vacation of your choice 

either 

active or laid back 855-1595 

REDFORD 7-Grand area 

3 Bedroom 

upper appliances alvC utilities included 

| WESTLANB : sedri) 

per month • deposit 

HILTON HEAD S C 

ai Hilton Head beach & tennis resort 

Sleeps 6 Ocear.front Pool Tennis 

Golf- • 756-0361 

MYRTLE BEACH SC at Pelicans 

Landing 3 bedroom 2-i bath condc 

nc-eanv,ew elevators pool F Mar-Far 

land lavs 644 4580 eves 756-0362 

MYRTLE BEACH SC OCEAN F RONT 

Responsible Non Smoking Female mid 

wenties to share with same apartment 

on Cass Lake W Bloomfield Area 

9207 50 MO • -i electric 681 3943 

ROOMMATE wanted to share Novi 

bome with young male professional 

Must be working Non-smoker 9250 

plus W utilities- After 6PM 477-4803 

TELEGRAPH & 7 

Mile. 940 per week 

Privileges Parking Employed 

straight male, no drugs 

Call Scott days 644-6898 

Shopping Center - Wayne 

2 40fl sq ft newly remodeled store, wilh 

air conditioning 729-6950 464-9070 

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER 

Small suites ready lor immediate occupancy 

Full floor space available mid I OFFICE SPACE, 1100 square tact 

Lull Management downtown Plymouth Excellent MAUI 

1985 Brown 4< Lutz Management 

Group. Inc 

Please call Ann Smith 

651-4009 

Executive Offices 

Complete Business Centers 

Beautiful accommodations Irom 9300 

mo Secretarial word processing h per 

•oralued phone answenng available 

PROFESSIONAL OFFICX SERVICES 

BIRMINGHAM 

LIVONIA 

Telegraph 13 Mile 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

Maple 4i Orchard Lake 

479-0400 955-4955 

Street location 

Weir. Manuel, Snyder l> Ranke Inc 

459 1430 

WAYNE Michigan t Wayne Rd 20 > 

35 storage building Bathroom facilities. 

water gas heat 9275 month plus 

security 644 6855 

434 Industrial/Warehouss 

CROOKS MAPLE 

NEW 

Lease 

1000. 1200, 1600 sq ft umU 

with offices At overhead doors 

642 6555 

EXECUTIVE OFFICES 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

Available from 9540 mo Includes REM 

plete phone coverage, spacious parking, 

on-site secretarial service word processing 

4 computer ume available 

Prestigious & convenient Location 

ORCHARD LAKE 

EXECUTIVE OFFICES 

PLYMOUTH - MAIN ST. 

near Downtown Suite ot offices V. 

sc ft Also smaller separate offices 

CALL - 459-4313 

PLYMOUTH OFFICE SPACE 

sq fl 

newly 

Downtown loop. 

| PLYMOCTH PROFESSIONAL PARK 

' Medica! or dental suites available immediately 

453-1350" 453-8991 

SOITHFIELD MEDICAL suite, located 

near hospitals and freeway, ample well 

lighted parking Negotiable lease 914 

Sq Ft dal) lo see Mrs Cohen 559-9TW 

OFFICE/H ANGER/SHOP 

Plymouth Metteul Airpon Rooda Dr 

Lease 

4900 sq ft New 

60 fl i 68 (1 hanger bay with 16 ft i 40 

ft overhead doors Available immediately 

459-5980 

PLYMOITH AREA 

Leasing heated Warehouse space, approjimaiely 

750 sq ft 

possible small 

shop space 453-7470 

'001 Orchard Lake Rd 

855-0611 

SOUTHFIELD North of 11 Mile 

300-400-L700 >q ft Full service 

Reasonable rates Country Squire 

Suite 330A 29429 33 Southfield Road 476-9455 

FARMINGTON HILLS 29226 ORCHARD 

Lake S of 13 Mile 300 up to 4500 sq ft 

will devide to suit 

Includes .janitonal 

service and utilities 851 4477 626-4196 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 29000 Middlebelt 

12 Mile area 

Lower level spaces 

available Reasonable Janitorial 4i utilities 

included Call Fred 273-5665 

SOITHFIELD 

2 room suite with utlli 

ties and jaiutonal services included 

VanReken 5*9-4702 

SOITHFIELD ! spacious offices, 

floor 

overlooking courtyard 

Center Dr EiceEiem free parking, 

rent includes all utilities Available 

March I Call Pat Gray 

Umloffce Temporary Services 646-7W0 

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BIRMINGHAM In the Heart 2 bed 

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FVvne Highlands 

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* A1-LOON LAKE Ml 49796 

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SKI CHAl-frT 5 bedroom 3 baths, fire 

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are confidential Write to us in coofl 

dence about your objectives al 

P.O. Bos 584' Franklin. Mich. 4OTIS 

- FREE - 

PREGNANCY TEST 

Woman's Right To Choose 

Financial assistance. No appointment 

needed. 26711 

Southfield Rd., suite 101, 

Lathrup Village 559-7440 

LOSE WEIGHT the Natural Way Ask 

me bow ! 0C V guaranteed Learn bow 

to become a distributor in this fastest 

growing company in the country Don't 

miss out- call now, 124-4464 

MODELS WANTED 

Haircut- color, and perm 

Heidi » of w Bloomfield 

Call Kathy 

C14-0M0 

FREE CONSULTATION ON DIVORCE 

Reasonable rales 

Mark Stern, Attorney 

Southfield Rd . I ll Mile 

64i ilW2 

Ford Rd Telegraph 177-2701 

PLEASE USE tn situations when all 

visible help seems lost NO VENA 

To 

St Jode. Apostle 4 Martyr 

great in 

virtue, rich In miracles, kinsman of 

Christ, intercessor of all artoo invoke 

your aid In time of need I pray to you 

to use your God-given power lo aid in 

my urgent petlton tn return 1 promise 

to publiah vour Novena and U) make 

TOUT name Vnown J Hail Marys and J 

Glorias, say for 9 days, publication 

! must be promised Novena never fails 

, In Thanksgiving, T D 

VEGAS NITE FO P »IJC 

2frl>5 Hilton. Femdale Sat. March 2, 

i 50 to Midnight Proceeds to Chanty 

12 00 Admission Cash Prises 

602 Lost a Found 

FOUND small black male cat. » 

muoUa Call If you want to provide 

good home Plymouth arss 4114111 

LOST - Mack Lab female. 7 months, vicinity 

5 Mile 

Man i inun area Reward 

for return, days 

Eves 4 weekeada 427-44*7 

LOST Cat. large pay male Tabby 

''.ttnpedi, flea collar, nick la ear, Fab. 

10th. Oak. cranbrook Reward 444- 1»J4 

LOST - Cockatell. grey .-white yellow, 

bright orange cfceets Reward li»~T»4t 

LOOT - Dog. male black with white 

marking M pda. Shepherd mix. missing 

ilnce Feb 1», Five Mile Merriman 

area 

S21 11M 

of Uvooia Reward 

LOST - orange 4 white ibon haired 

male cat. vicinity Ann Arbor Trail 4 

Mlddlebelt. Name "Trouble" 

422 2S44 

LOOT Reward for female Irtrt Setter 

lost Sun. Feb 10th. vicinity of Rochester 

4 » Mile Rd. wearing choke chain 4 

Water!ord 1»44 license, if found please 

hold dog 4 call Days 7S2-20MEves, 

4*2-4154 

LOOT 9CHNAUZER - Ungrooroed dart 

gray fesnale Blind left eye Rocfkester 

area Reward After 6PM 4S1 »1» 

EUROPEAN 

ANTIQUE AUCTION 

Saa. Man* 1. 1 pen Preview II am 

YnaUaatl Dsja* Fr«gw Hssm ouraar 

of K Cross 

River St 1 mike N at 

Michigan Ave 

2 mllsa N at 1-44 uaug Huron Si ok 

Large owitalner ot esUla aaliiiaaa 

shipped directly from Scwtlaad lit* 7 

piece parlor aula. 1440 partners daak. 1 

pianos, collection at brass candlesticks 

including qasaa 4 prince at tilmnail 

brass goa«. woodss rocking bans. Large 

mirrored wardrobe! vlotlaa. 

For a free mailed catalog call 

D Dalton Aactidnesrlng 1-4*4-4125 

701 CollectiMes 

COLLECTOR PUtes such as Grand 

Finale, Rhett 4 more Certiflcatae 

255-5744 

J C WYNO^ 

Antique 4 CoUectahi. 

Show Weetaide Roma Hall San March 

S, 4-4 27777 Schoolcraft at Inhaler, 

Livoaia. Free aitmlarirsi Over 100 dealers 

JC Wvno 

nj-nsi 

ORIGINAL CABBAGE PATCH KIDS 

In Stock 

Fttrwina by Xavler Roberta 

Call List forming 

The Doll Shoppe 711-44*1 

SCRIMSHAW IVORY items for collection 

Unusual cooveraatioo pieces 

US-2* 11 

TWO Norman Rockwell lithographs, 

both beautiful!* framed Secrets |1*M 

and April Fools 13540 741-1144 

702 Antiques 

e BUYING ALL ANTIQUES!! I 

Glass, postcards, clocks, art glaas. antique 

dolla, lewelry 

furniture. Sfaelly 

china, beaded pursee 144-1154 144-7P44 

ANTIQUE sofa table game table, man 

lie clock 4 brass light fixture Call af 

ter 5 50pm 

• 4i4 2JM 

ANTIQUES ON MAIN - 

HIS Main, Royal Oak (1.5 ml W 1-75 

Fine Furniture-Art Glass-Deco-Jewelry 

Coffee served 7 days a week 

W Day Lay-a way 

Delivery available 

Master Card 4 Visa accepted. 

jc* la Week. 

PHONE BOOTHS (lk barbers chair, 

oak wardrobe, more 375-0694 

LOST SMALL WEST HIGHLAND 

white dog, red collar, children pet 

Wabeet South area Reward 155-0*14 

LOST (1) PAIR Lineman i Gaffs - tor 

climbing Telephone Poles. Reward 

Please call Roger at 471-5450 

RARE CHINESE RUG » i 11 

Also other select items 

By appoint 

meot. 

(4li:-U*-l*54 

606 Transportation 

& Travsl 

SINGLE round trip Detroit to Fort 

Lauderdale. Marcb 1. return March 15. 

1198 461-0045 

TWO ROUND TRIP tickets to Tampa. 

Florida. Delta Airlines, March «th- return 

March 23rd. 115* each 514-0744 

612 In Memoriam 

IN LOVING MEMORY ot our dear 

daufihter, Linda Leoore Oocza. akn 

suddenly $1 yn ago. February 1ft, 19*4 

Our memory, our fceepaalw treasured 

fower. k>vin| you always, forgetting 

you never Moeri L Dad 

SOUTHFIELD 

PAVILION 

ANTIQUES 

EXPOSITION 

26000 Evergreen Road 

Southfield Cirwr Center 

March 1, 2 & 3 

12-8 Dally 12-* Sun 

Free Parting 

Excellent Food 

Glass Repair 

Single Admission 42 50 with Ad 

M & M ENTERPRISES 

469-1706 

EOSM65 

WINTER SALE Feb 26 thru Mar 2 

10% off candles, cards 4 prints 30% 

50% oft white tagged antiques Alley 

Arts 4 Antiques. 12800 ~ 

ANTIQUES t Mlvar us I 

Call 

Ml 7444 

m • I LWWW m, - 

Ma. asking 6464 

164 year old 

Plaao. totally restored. 11*4* 

tgllM* 

COUNTRY POLK ART SHOW 4 SALE 

•LANSING Loag'a Cuaveatwa C—lar | 

Bank 1-1-1, Fn «*e 4pm »i 

awn 64 Sat 4 Sas 14am 6pm Adm 

aoa U Cedar * exit atl l k. eoatk | 

mile Tte leading Folk Art Show la the 

country with 

tavoriw artisans 

I n 'seen ' ja't'iiswiTt TiiSg'*aU 

ry decorating asa* wr sale 

• 313-427 4441 

GERMAN WALL CLOCKS rmira Cixin 

JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO INC 

CUSTOM work homKhoM moving, of 

flees packing, pianos appliances local 

4 State of Mich 357 1474 

MOVING 4 DELIVERIES 

CALL NRA LEASING 

Expersemced Men with Trucks 

Call 515-4443 

PROFESSIONAL MOVERS INC 

• MOVING SPECIALIST * 

Mc-rtng 

Storage 

4 Dtstnbution 

521 1779 

ai f.houseing I 

r&k£an Lie (MISS Mailer Plumber 

LOWER RATES 

PLUMBING 4 SEWER CLEANING 

Repairs 4 Alteration* 471 2400 

LOW PRICE BEST JOB 

Kite kens dishwashers 4 al. appliances 

installed Baths rsr rooms plumbing 

FRANK RASHID 474-5451 474 3444 

MR.. PLUMBER 

Doctor" 

Cures aO Plumbing Injuries 

FREE Diagnosis Cures Guaranteed 

Sewer Drain. Sump Pumps Healers 

Dtspossls or just plain Drips CURED 1 

Master Plumber 

559-2562 

RALPH'S PLUMBING 

478-5237 

REP A IRS REMODELING 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

Hot Water Tanks 4 Disposals 

Master Plumber IJc oS103 

INSURED 

40 GAL HOT WATER TANK 

$225 INSTALLED 

AL'S HOME REPAIR SERVICE 

No service charge, all wort guaranteed 

Plumbing repairs garbage disposals, 

faucets rebuilt 4 replaced, 

dishwashers repair 4 replaced, hot water 

tanks t drain cleaning Al 533-3192 

PLUMBING 

OUT OF WHACK? 

Call EXPERT 

PLUMBING 4 HEATING 

Installation of faucets toilets 

sump pumps, fetx water baseboards 

and sewer cleaning 

Located in Southfield 

PETER FRIEDMAN 355-2550 

MicS Lie 04241, Master Plumber 

253 Snow Removal 

LaCOURE SNOW PLOWING . 

4 Landscaping Lawn Malnt Cluan- 

Upa ComXResl Candos. Apts S»ow 

Plowing 4 Salting Free Est 

354-S3 IS 

269 Tile Work 

ALL CERAMIC 

Tile wort expert; v done 

New and Repairs • Licensed 

227-7754 474-0008 

LOW PRICES 

Cement, drywall repair 

QUALITY CERAMIC TILE Installation 

Fullv licensed and insured 

For estimate call 

Jim Formanek. 524-4840 

PLUMBING WORK DONE 

Reasonable rates Fast service 

No job too small 

274-2449 

229 Refrigsration 

STOP" 

refrigeration repair bills Now 2 year 

limited warreniy Emergency service 

422-4340 398-9074 354-1252 

233 Roofing 

ALL ROOF LEAKS STOPPED 

NEW ROOFS. Seamless Gutters 

Vents Flashing, Dnp Ledge. Valleys 

Guar Ref Free Est , Lie 532-5144 

AN Affordable price for a professional 

Job-guaranteed 20 years Exp I saort 

myself Reflovers. repairs war-off s 

Free Est Lie Joe Gregory 474-S594 

APEX ROOFING offers quality, guar 

artleed work completed with pride 

Winter repairs, free est Excellent references 

4 14-4844 474-4944 

AVAILABILITY 11)0* 

See 4 snow removed from roofs Repairs 

4 plaster work Licensed 4 Insured 

Free Esl 444-3735 or 549-4728 

A-l QUALITY 4 SERVICE 

Shingles. Hoi Tar Roofs 

Roof Repairs. Leaks Stopped 

Guaranteed" 453-3341 or 444-0288 

B 4 L ROOFING 

New Repairs' Tear-offs - A Specialty' 

Guiters. V er.ts No job too big or small 

534-5134 Free Estimate - 937-8139 

CHIMNEYS. NEW ROOFING 

ROOFING REPAIRS, HOT ROOFS 

Roof leaks stopped 

427-3981 

273 Tree Service 

A - 1 CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE 

Tree Removal Tnmmtng Stump Re 

moval 4 Land Clearing Ins 

Free Est 

482-8517 

A 4 K TREE SERVICE 534-1952 

Trees 4 Stumps Removed Trimming 

Cleanup, Quality Wort, Completely Ins 

SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT 

ANDREW S TREE SERVICE 

Tree Removal. Trimming 4 Topping 

Free Estimates 459-4655 

JACK'S TREE SERVICE 

lice storm specialist! Topping, pruning 

removals Tree surgery 125 off HOC 

service Free est 35^9147 352-4445 

277 Upholstery 

ABOVE average opbolstenng at below 

average price Specials oo nylons Her 

cuions 4 vtnyfcs. Free estimate 30 yrs 

exp Part Upholstering 559-5588 

LES UPHOLSTERING 

Custom quality crafunansJup guaranteed 

Free estimates Free pick-up 4 

delivery iwith-in 15-25 days! 894-1133 

MAKE YOUR OLD FURNITURE 

LOOK LIKE NEW Quality work-expert 

craftsmen 

Fast service, low prices 

For free estimates call 534-3245 

284 Wallpapering 

ALL WALLPAPERING 4 PAINTING 

Paper Stripping Plaster Repairs. 

1® Years Experience Licensed 

Call Doe 824-41M 

EXCLUSIVE WALLPAPER HANGING 

My Specialtv-Making your bome more 

beautiful References available For 

prices, call Mark Helenbart 324-2994 

GUARANTEED INSTALLATIONS 

From 810 Per Roll 

Painting 4 Remodeling 

Call Greg 447-4417 

ICE 4 WATER DAMAGE 

Temporary ice 4 snofi removal and 

K rmanent repair anterior 4 exterior 

e work with all Insurance Companies 

Sentry Contrsctors 

474-4440 Emergency 24 hrs S99-3417 

LOW PRICES 

Papering. Removal Painting. Plaster 

ing. related repairs 471 -2400 

QUAUTY WALLPAPER 4 PAINTING 

Residential or commercial 

Free estimates 

Sherry 757 OS57 Sue 543-2442 

LOW PRICES 

Ice Damage insurance work shingles, 

flat tarring, cedar guiters 4 related 

carpentry 471-2400 

THE ROOFING COMPANY 

New Repairs Tear-offs 

Free Est Guaranteed' 154-1440 

WOLVERINE ROOFING CO 

Flat Roofing 4 Shingles 

Will beat any bid, 1 ply mhoer roofing 

system 

Guaranteed quality, repairs 

l>c 1M Frew est 917 1014 917 1734 

241 Sewer Cleaning 

EMERGENCY 

Plumbing 4 aewer service 

24 hour service 535-4127 

249 Slipcovers 

Reunholstery 

i Vinyl Cover 474-1 

KUSTOM SLIPCOVER SERVICE 

Hurxlreda of Fabrics 

FT*e Estimates 

Call 474-0774 

2S3 Snow Removal 

AVAILABILITY 1001 

Front end leaser 4 dump truck avail 

able for saow removal Licensed 4 In 

surest Free Est 444 1735 or 549 4724 

WALLPAPER REMOVAL 

OF ALL TYPES 4 PAINTING 

INSURED 

ARNOLD GOLD IN 

354^0499 

285 Wall Washing 

LOW PRICES-GOOD WORK 

washing window 4 rug cleaning 

ting All types of repairs 

Jvman 471 140< 

2404 43V 44.4 

287 Washer & Dryer 

Rspair 

HOWARD'S REPAIR SERVICE 

Wp Expertly Repair washers dryers 

dishwashers Kenmore 4 Whirlpool our 

specialty Very reasonable 157-4119 

297 Windows 

STOP WINDOW DRAFTS' 

The Ferris Window 

The inside, removable reusable 

insulating storm window CALL 

542-2720 

TIRED OF SWEATING * Drafty Windows" 

New windows cost too much" 

Try wood inside storm windows Call 

for free ml 

87V414S or 47»-r'47 

SAVIN ENERCY SYSTEMS 

TROCAL Solid Vinyl 

Aluminum Storm Windows 4 Doors 

STANLEY Steel Insulated Doors 

METRO ALUMINUM Prank 51V-477 

COM L SNOW REMOVAL 

I WHEEL DRIVE LOADERS 

476-064* 

VINYL 

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 

Call tor Free Estimate 

G4GC0 M7-T14I 

M4-11T1 

.

IOC • 

February 25 1»65 

500 Halp Wanted 500 Halp Wanted 500 Halp Wanted 500 Halp Wantad 

500 Halp Wantad 500 Halp Wantad 500 Heip Wantad 500 Halp Wantad 500 Halp Wantad 

ATTENTION! 

AAA-1 CORP. 

-* for IV I or Driv« 

Drlifrv 1 Sale* in u 

* ayr* County 

Branch 

Hravs wort io*d liirougji lb* 

H'inier art-*-? opportunity avajlabi* 

'vr amlxnova prt/pW 

$12.95 PER HRS. 

- WORKED - 

Mu»-. rI*vr school Diploma [8 

'••ar-. ' olarr 2 vr re*wJem relublc 

ransy->n.ition 

able to *tart ,nm*di 


ABLE BODIED PERSON WANTED lo-| 

4«M disabled Doctor in Plymouth 

Par' ume position available 

4 hours j 

i»- lai per hour or api free plus 

*:.not.v i salary 'c-r providing personal I 

4 ;*6t -lerical help 11 t 

"W igr 497 5771 

ACCOUNTING 

OFFICE COORDINATOR 

Small but expanding Troy la* firm 

•eeking MI! ttaner who u well orgs 

nixed aftk 10 lake-charge and qualified 

10 handle bookkeeping including at 

counts nwivibto 4 payable rut 

rr 

ceipu and disbursements clwol ledger 

cards billing. banking payroll and pay 

roll ui rrlira management reports 

" i " " and cost control ordering and 

untrol oi supplies and personnel re 

cords Compensation commensurate 

w.th experience Send resume and sal 

arvrequiremenu to Boa 7s6.«.Jt»erver 

4 Eccentric Newspapers MIS! Schoc 

craft Rd Livonia Michigan 48110 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK 

'* 

ACC04 NTS RECEIVABLE CLERK 

PAYROLL CLERK 

Above portions require high ictiooi 

BLUE 

JEAN 

8 B Y 0 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 

JIDA1CA SPECIALIST 

Joint ponuoc with United Hebrew 

School* BBYO responsibilities Ln- 

• lude Administration Planning Coonto 

nation 4 Supervisioci of BBYO 

Program 

ai well as rccnuunmt, training 4 

supervision of Volunteer Youth Advi 

sors CHS responsibilities include 

$$$$ 

$$$ 

s$ 

s 

Arc*p*ir»g 

50 

PACKAGERS 

FINANCIAL ANALYST 

Entrv level 

JegrceC accountant 

Alt Southfield locations 

Sent resume 

til Personnel Department p O Box 

S307 Valdoata GA. 31&d3 

AMOUNTING SUPERVISOR Trainee 

valary 111 >80 B-usiness Degree 4 I Yr 

recent office experience itecessary 

Employmeos Opportunities 159 6794 

ACTORS 4 ACTRESSY Singers 4 

Dancers Make Mooev 4 perform too 

' 'Tuque Opportunity Call Penny 

i 2 pm 4 pm 

Set 

,-ied. 

ignmenls in Plymou 

'•"r-ia Koval Oak 4 Trov Areas f« 

A firm..,-is Never a pee 1 

"*i Ffione 4 Transportation 

\»i* Fur An Appointment 

427-7660 

GENERAL 

MANAGEMENT 

SERVICE 

29701W 

6 Mile. Livonia 

T he Ben Creek Plaza 

Suite 14.0 A 

s 

ss 

sss 

$$$$ 

I' VKITtNG APPLICATIONS 

Karr et-ra mowi to help mth the bills 

h'. 

"arung offices evenings on a per 

nme basis 

Several Oak 

»ud • urc. pos.cions avai.able 

Call j 

between H Him Mor mru Fn 

IM r:ji 

ACCOUNTANT 

vi-jt.Mn ,d !-.» r irm u (seeking an 

Vi ; "Lriant with 121 to 141 years strong 

A. - I iiiiling barkfround inclixjing good 

Aurktng «nrt*.edge -J S^gal Account 

' k L, 'i 'lirr-.i Computer implemenu 

' dr.- 1 iperieme mandatory t PA help 

j: rB i necessjiry Salary commen 

i^rjtf * t.n quality atioru 4 riperience 

-'nC r^si,rT,e ;r Bos 71! Observer 4 

Ecrent-n NewipaMn JSJil School j 

-..'I Hd Livonia Mx higa.-I 4«li0 

ADMINISTRATION 

Will train rs t MS responsibilities include 

I w.Tking with the U HS Student Coumcil. 

developing 

informal Educational 

activities 

preparing Judaic Reaourse 

Materials lor youths of B B Y 0 Chap 

Iters 

Requirements include a Hasten 

Degree ir. Sooal Work or related dtac: 

phi* 4 a mm oi il) years Poot-Graduale 

esperience in Social Group Wort 

primarily wtth Judish Teens Adequate 

knowledge of Jewish History Culture 

PLYMOLTH 4 FARMINGTON HILLS 

112 MM 

JOBS 

Apply Today - 

Work Tomorrow 

V-CKJ muit tuve ijws car 

Apply in person S-3 M

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