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and Plymouth-Canton Association for 

the Academically Talented. 

Johnson is a patent attorney for 

Ford Motor Company. He earned a 

bachelor's degree in chemical engineering 

from University of Detroit, a 

master's in engineering from University 

of Michigan, and his law degree 

from De Paul University, Chicago He 

is a member of Our Lady of Good 

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Move to town suits tailor fine 

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Abed Nasibeh, the Arab tailor who 

has just set up shop on Ann Arbor 

Trail in Plymouth, took his cue from 

the ancient story of Mohammed and 

the mountain. 

If you recall, when the mountain 

wouldn't come to Mohammed, he went 

to the mountain. 

For the past seven years, Nasibeh 

has conducted his tailor shop in Ann 

Arbor, near the University of Michigan 

campus. Now that the school year 

is drawing to a close, many of his customers 

are leaving and there were 

visions of a dull summer. 

"Aside from the students, many of 

my customers were from Plymouth, 

so I decided to come to them 1 hope it 

is better that way." 

ALTHOUGH HE IS only 36 years 

old, Nasibeh has spent 23 summers in 

a tailor shop, and learned the business 

from the eyes of an errand boy to a 

full-fledged tailor back in his homeland 

of Jordan in Amnan 

While he soecializes in alterations, 

he also is a custom tailor and can 

make a suit to measure in material of 

any kind. 

In fact, Nasibeh ,has known nothing 

but tailoring all his lifet 

Asked how he got 1 involved in the 

craft, he explained that as a boy looking 

for work back in the Middle Fast, 

he ventured into a tailor shop, liked it 

and remained in the business. 

Eight years ago he got the urge to 

come to Americd! had been told it 

was a land of opportunity and he 

wanted to be exposed to the venture 

Married at the .time, it was a big 

step in his life, but he recalls it very 

well. 

He smiles now when he tells you that 

the plane arrived in New York about 

10 o'clock at night and he didn't see 

anything of the big city. • 

Moving quickly through the airport, 

he and his wife boarded a plane for 

Detroit. 

"It landed about 2 o'clock in the 

morning. 1 My brother was there to 

meet us. He hustled us to his home and 

again we didn't see anything of America 

but darkness and the inside of the 

airport." 

FIGURING THAT being close to the 

University of Michigan would be a 

good place to start, he set up shop 

near the campus 

"I specialized in alterations and 

built up quite a business. But I think it 

LS better for a person to purchase a 

custom-made suit If you do that you 

never are bothered with alterations. 

JVith a ready made suit you always 

are bothered with alterations until it 

fits you properly." 

Hie family has been in Plymouth for 

the past six weeks and while he came 

here to be closer to his customers, 

there were other reasons for his coming. 

"My customers always tell me that 

Plymouth is a place of opportunity." 

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Abed Nasibeh has left Ann Arbor to open his tailor's shop in 

Plymouth. (Staff photo by Gary Caskey) 

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VERONICA J. EVANS 

Funeral services for Mrs. Evans, 38, 

of Marc Trail, Plymouth, were held 

recently in Ross B Northrop & Son 

Funeral Home, Northside, with burial 

at Parkview Cemetery The Rev 

James Crawfordofficiated 

Mrs Evans, who died May 16 in 

New Grace Hospital, was a homemaker 

and a member of the. Village 

lYesbyterian Church of Bedford Survivors 

include: husband, John; 

mother. Mps Veronica Thomas; son, 

Michael; daughters, Michelle and 

Monica; brother. Richard Thomas. 

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Memorial contributions may be made 

to Garden City East High School in the 

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Mr. Reimer, who died May 19 in Botsford 

Hospital, was a school teacher in 

Garden City and a photographer. He 

was a member of Northville Masonic 

Lodge 186, F&AM. Survivors include: 

wife, Joan; son, Robert of Canton; and 

daughter. Mary Reimer of Wildwood, 

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Halftrack, toilets snapped up at auction 

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Harry Lambrecht waited patiently to bid on the military halftrack, 

while his employee, Ken Taylor of Westland (left), catches up on his 

sleep. (Staff photos by Gary Caskey) 

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An old World War U halftrack, used by the DPW department at one 

time to haul heavy equipment through muddy fields, was claimed by 

a bid of $1,250 from a military collector. 

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An auctioneer's job is to stir the crowd into fits of 

auction fever. Rollo Juckette did his best Saturday, 

Henry Wierzbicki of Canton rolls his pur* 

chase home after the auction. The bike's for his 

son, Gary. It cost $22. 

earning a seven per cent commission on $17,749 

worth of surplus township equipment. 

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Paul Wojtylko and Ray Johnson also 

bought a soft spot to sit during the bartering when 

they purchased a pile of tires. 

What can you get for four bucks 

these days? 

A lucky person who attended last 

Saturday's Canton Township auction 

walked away with three sinks and a 

toilet for the four hilars that would 

have bought a pound of coffee anywhere 

else 

All told, the approximate 200 bargain-seekers 

who swarmed the DPW 

building spent a whopping $17,749 for 

an assortment of equipment and sup 

plies that the towaship no longer 

needed. 

After they departed for homes all 

over southeastern Michigan, not one 

saleable nut or bolt remained 

"SOME PEOPLE call me a pennypincher," 

Treasurer Anne Bradley 

said of the valuable and not-so-valuable 

supplies that she placed on the 

auctioneer's list 

"But when you get a dollar for this 

and two dollars for that, it all adds up 

After all, what's one man's junk is 

another man's treasure. We would 

have thrown most of this stuff away " 

If Mrs. Bradley was pleased with the 

outcome of the sale, then some of the 

people who won the bidding must have 

been ecstatic. 

One person bought a 1969 Ford 

pickup for $80. while another purchased 

an old Dodge truck for $25 A 

1973 Ford Econoline van went for $880. 

a 1974 Ford for $625 and an abandoned 

10-speed bicycle for $37 50 

A collector named Williams 

spent $1,250 for a 1950 Army halftrack, 

used by the DPW to haul heavy 

equipment. He'll add it to his collection 

of military supplies. 

A man from Monroe got an unexpected 

bonus when he spent $10 for a 

* pile of old Army coats that were 

.stashed away in surplus miltary 

vehicles the township purchased long 

ago 

When he inspected one of the coats, 

a rodent jumped out of the garment 

and scurried away 

"1 don't know if it was a mouse or a 

rat," Mrs. Bradley confessed "1 

didn't get close enough to find out." 

ALTHOUGH MRS. Bradley hasn't 

completed the paperwork for the auction, 

she figures the township will net 

about $15,000 from the sale Auctioneer 

Rollo Juckette got a seven per cent 

commission that amounted to $1,250 

Other expenses included pay for auction 

clerk Frank Hawlev and advertising 

fees. 

The proceeds will be divided among 

the township departments which contributed 

items for the sale 

Mrs. Bradley says Saturday's auction 

was the first the township has held 

in at least 22 years But the treasurer 

says it won't be the last if she can help 

it. 

"Maybe we'll get together with 

other townships next year and hold a 

big one." she said 

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JFlip Side 

by craig piechura 

A peek inside the inner sanctum 

I wanted to write "I stubbed my toe on the way 

to the bathroom " But in the paper, it came out "I 

stubbed my the on the way toe the bathroom." 

Paul Hart, the Observer & Eccentric's electronic 

whiz, explained to me that happened because the 

computer code for the "H" and the "0" are very 

similar. If the scanner is just a little off. it will 

read "0" for "H" and vice versa. 

That satisfies me but try to explain all that to 

the people who read about "toe problems confronting 

Wayne County" instead of 'the problems 

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At this newspaper we are using an outdated 

computerized printing process known as the 

optical character recognition (OCR) system. The 

system is on its way out. 

We type our stories on typewriters equipped 

with ap IBM Selectric ball that prints a supermarket 

code underneath each letter. This is read 

by a computer scanner. Lately, that scanner 

doesn't know the difference between an "0" and 

an "H " And try to write a story without ohs or 

aitches. 

But people don't realize all this fragile technology 

is responsible for typographical errors 

(called "typos"). They just figure the reporter had 

one too many 16-ounce Stroh's when he sat down to 

write the story 

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MY NAGGING problems with Os and Hs should 

be eliminated later this year when the company 

brings in new state-of-the-art video display terminals 

(VDTs) for us to type on. With a VDT, a 

reporter types stories that appear on a TV screen 

above the keyboard, and when he's finished he 

beams that story up to Scotty on the copy desk. 

The job of the copy editor is to add something to 

the story that makes it easier to read but 

erroneous. (Only kidding guys, heh, heh). 

From the standpoint of efficiency, you can't beat 

the VDTs—normally. If you write a lousy lead, you 

don't have to hit the carriage return, yank the 

paper out crumble it up with a mumble and insert 

another sheet of paper. All you have to do is hit a 

key that zaps the line away forever and start all 

OV However, I am not so naive to believe that the 

VOTs will eliminate typos, the bane of every 

reporter's existence 

As anyone who receives utility bills knows, computers 

can and do go awry. Often. 

When I worked on a VDT at the Detroit News on 

a part-time basis, I was just putting the finishing 

w touches on a story about the hot slag that terroo 

rized the citizens of Delray when the VDT screen 

went blank. 

THE COMPUTERS were down and so was I. 

With no raw copy to fall back on. I had to rethink 

and redo the entire story. Just as I was about to 

put the big "30" on the end of the story, the horizontal 

hold went berserk on the TV screen. Again, 

the story was lost. 

To guard against this happening a third time, I 

typed out the story on an old Underwood and 

transcribed it to the computer. I earned my freelance 

rate that night. 

Two weeks later I was called in to write a nottoo-exciting 

account of a not-too-exciting regional 

school meeting. I rushed to the meeting without 

stopping to eat after I finished my full-time job 

driving a van. 

Back at the News, hunger pangs got the best of 

me. I bought a cup of Campbell's soup sold in a 

vending machine on the ground floor of "the old 

gray lady down the street." 

I'd write a few lines, take a sip. Write a few 

lines, take a sip of soup. Write a few lines, drop 

the hot soup all over the keyboard of the video display 

terminal and all down the front of my pants. 

Broth was quickly seeping into the guts of the 

$10,000 computer terminal, playing havoc: with 

diodes and resistors. 

AND THE IRONY of it all is the soup I spilled 

was alphabet soup. Talk about poetic justice. 

Soft pieces of potatoes, noodles and carrots were 

lodged between the keys as I tried to discreetly 

sop up the broth with paper. The screen lit up with 

capital Zs in outrage. 

But the amazing thing about the whole affair 

was that nobody in the newsroom noticed this 

catastrophe. They kept pecking away at their 

VDTs. 

I put a legal size note pad in front of my crotch 

and told the night news editor I had to research 

the story further. He gave me a funny look. 

When I returned, there was an out of order sign 

on the terminal and I acted like I was disappointed 

I couldn't use my favorite machine. 

About a month later I saw a News repairman 

unhinge the top of another VDT in the office. A 

thick goop completely coated the circuitry. 

Someone had spilled a jar of rubber cement 

inside the sophisticated machinery. The repairman 

shook his head back and forth like a man who 

lived to see Sodom and Gomorrah. He said it was 

the second instance of computer sabotage he'd 

seen in a month. 

For some strange reason, I had a craving for 

alphabet soup. 

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Thursday, May 25, 1978 

Youth Corps is on the march 

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greens and 50 ornamental bushes left 

over from the Folkers Nursery stock 

that will be tagged and bagged by the 

Youth Corps Over at Griffin Park, 

stakes will be put in the ground to 

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Lawrence Adams will get a 

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criminal justice system June 12, 

when he is scheduled to be sentenced 

on charges of felonious assault. 

Adams, 34, of Holly Drive, Canton 

Township, pled guilty to the maximum 

four-year sentence felony 

Save farms 

(Continued from Page 1A) 

land use study committee, said he 

thought Tuesday night report shed 

insight or\ the agricultural issue. 

But he objected to Stein's proposal 

to place the development rights question 

on the November ballot. He favors 

the scheduling of a special election for 

the issue. 

"I don't think the people in the westem 

half of the township want their 

land used as a pawn during an election 

year,'' Berg said. 

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on Ford Road 

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The Canton Chamber of Commerce 

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and the rules were set up 

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points for various cleaning, painting or 

fixing projects. 

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receive the fruit of their labor—the 

points. 

At the end of the campaign, the 

homeroom at each grade level—seventh. 

eighth and ninth—which has 

accumulated the most points will be 

awarded a prize. 

But, as of now, no one knows exactly 

what that will be. 

"We considered a number of 

things," said Ms. Martin. "But we are 

working with zero dollars right now, so 

we haven't come up with anything definite 

yet." 

She said she inquired about tickets 

to Bob-Lo Island but rapidly shelved 

that idea y when she discovered the cost 

would exceed $500. 

However, help may be on the way. 

The student council came up with a 

scheme to raise a few scheckles and 

have some fun, too, The members are 

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going to sponsor a dance marathon for 

other students and faculty. 

"I thought it was a pretty fair way 

to come up with some money—and it 

lets the students participate even more 

in the process." 

Although, the beautification effort is 

less than a week old. the kids have 

demonstrated some singular creativity 

in coming up with cleaning sugges- e 

tions. 

One homeroom is planning on doing 

wall murals—the art teachers will 

judge the quality of that work. Other 

homeroom groups are washing walls, 

scrubbing floors, decorating offices, 

classrooms and lounges. 

Some particularly ambitious ninth 

graders have volunteered to paint the 

bleachers in the school gymnasium, 

while another group is in the process 

of washing off the outside of all the 

portable classrooms. 

"1 think the kids are really getting 

into it," said Kim Pikaitis, a seventhgrader. 

"If somebody just came up 

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6A(P f C) Thursday, May 29,1178 

Bon voyage party for Salem seniors 

For the past 13 years, parents of seniors 

at Plymouth Salem High have 

provided a post-graduation party for 

their sons and daughters immediately 

following graduation exercises. 

This year graduation falls on Friday, 

June 9, and the party will be held in 

Salem High from 9:30 p.m. to 4 a.m. 

IT* theme motif is a bon voyage party 

to celebrate the embarkation to the 

future. 

Entertainment will consist of music 

by Masquerade, a hypnotist, a palmist 

and an astrologer, games and prizes, 

an(d plenty of free food. Some of the 

food served will be pizza, tacos, sandwiches, 

donuts and drinks. 

Tickets can be purchased at $6 each 

by Salem seniors only at the main 

office of Salem High from 10 a.m. to 1 

p.m. May 24, 25, 30, 31, June 1 and at 

graduation rehearsal on June 9. The 

ticket is the only expense for the evening. 

Tickets sold at the door the evening 

of June 9 will be $7 each 

Tickets also may be purchased from 

Mrs. Orlean Baker at the main office 

of Plymouth Canton High. 

Anyone leaving the party during the 

evening won't be allowed to re-enter 

SOME 100 PRIZES donated by local 

businesses and groups will be given 

away during the evening. 

A large cash prize will be given 

away at 10:30 p.m. Students must be 

present to win all prizes. 

Parents who haven't yet submitted 

donations to help defray the party 

expense may do so by mailing a check 

to John Marshall, party treasurer, 1768 

Nantucket, Plymouth 48170. 

Party co-chairpersons are Bill and 

Mae Lewelling and We$ and Margie 

Kappler 

Other committee chairpersons are 

Anne and Charlie Waite, food; Jackie 

and Bernie Stack, decorations; Barbara 

and Don Tripp, entertainment. 

Mary and Dick DonertyL chape rones. 

Bettye and Don Ellinghausen. Dona 

and Bob Hissom, publicity, Mrs 

Baker, facility; Betty and John Sonnega, 

tickets; Sharoh and Chet 

Dasher, prizes; Joanne and Glenn 

Davis, clean up 

Adding the finishing touches to the S.S. Salem for its bon voyage 

June 9 are: (front, from left) Marilyn Carl, painting; Marge Kappler; 

Jackie Stack; Mae Lewelling; (back row, from left) Steve 

Evans, Bernie Stack and George Trinka. (Staff photo) 

Diet workshop ready to start 

A mini-diet summer workshop will 

be held next month for adults and 

teens in the Plymouth-Canton community. 

Purpose of the workshop is to help 

begin a diet program with emphasis 

on summer diet problems. Separate 

diet workshops will be held for adults 

and for teens. 

The Plymouth. Canton, Northville 

YMCA is offering the workshops for 

adults from 1-2:30 p.m. June 13, 20, 27 

and from 7-8:30 p.m. on June 15. 22 

and 29 The workshops for teens will 

be from 10-11:30 a.m. June 16 , 23, 30. 

All classes will meet in the Plymoth 

Federal Community Credit Union on 

Harvey Street in the City of Plymouth. 

The instructor will be Nancy Austin, 

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Plymouth and Canton. Ms. Austin also 

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Fees for the adult workshop are $10 

for residents and $15 for non-residents. 

Fees for the teen workshop are $6 for 

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bread and milk whether they liked the 

food or not. Now they have a choice. 

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TF/iy couple opened home for retarded boys 

By LOUISE OKHirrSKY 

A man and woman who refuse to 

acknowledge the limitations of clinical 

lables are helping four young retarded 

men achieve some degree of independence. 

When Martha and Wade Dickerson 

of Farmington decided four years ago 

to begin a second family, they opened 

their home to retarded boys from the 

Macomb-Oakland Regional Training 

Center of Lapeer. 

The choice was a logical one for the 

Dickersons, who have been married 35 

years Mrs Dickeerson works with the 

retarded and their families as a social 

worker affiliated with the University 

ctf Michigan She has counseled families 

of the retarded residents of 

Opportunity House in Plymouth. 

We really do love kids," said Mrs 

Dickerson "Our own children had 

grown and we have one grandchild 

We thought about the severely 

retarded from the point we knew we 

wanted to become foster parents." 

That point was reached when her 

husband Wade, a self-employed businessman. 

decided to opt for an early 

retirement. It was Dickerson who 

managed the daily routine in the family 

and taught the boys new skills. 

HE WAS instrumental in selecting 

which boys would become part of their 

foster family Once they became part 

of the Dickerson home, he stubbornly 

refused to accept all the limitations 

they were said to have. 

"My husband doesn't give a damn 

about labels," said Mrs. Dickerson. 

"Those boys can do the things they 

do today because a middle-aged man 

would not suppport the limits of a 

label," she said with fierce pride. 

"I know two of those boys would not 

have made it if it wasn't for this 

man," she said 

When the first their four boys, 

ranging in age from 15 to 19, arrived, 

the Dickersons had some second 

thoughts about their plan. 

One of the original two boys was 

afraid to go out of the house, lie was 

afraid of the animals in the Detroit 

Zoo The 11-year-old also was fearful 

in front of new people. 

Today, he shakes hands on the first 

meeting and rides his bike down the 

short street behind the Dickerson 

house. 

"Wade chose him because he 

seemed to have lots of fight He 

needed someone to care about him," 

she said. 

( . 

ONE OF the reasons the boy managed 

to overcome his apprehension 

about new experiences was his great 

need to be like other youngsters, 

according to Mrs Dickerson. 

"He wants to be accepted But he's 

anxious and it's difficult to live with 

him," she said. 

Another boy arrived at the Dickersons 

with the habit of screaming to 

obtain attention He called everyone 

by the same name although he knew 

the difference between people, according 

to Mrs. Dickerson. 

The first two objectives with the boy 

were to teach him everyone's name 

and to speak quietly. 

All four boys were faced with a transition 

from institutional life to family 

living. They made the change from 

keeping their belonging in a small 

nook to scattering their possessions 

around a house. 

In an institution where the first boy 

at the closet is the best dressed, there 

was little chance to acquire a sense of 

property. 

At the Dickerson's, they began to 

accumulate their own clothing and 

possessions. The first day they were in 

Farmington, Dickerson bought lunch 

boxes for them For the next six 

months, the lunch boxes were carefully 

tucked in with them at night. The 

boys were afraid the boxes would be 

taken from them 

44 NOW, things are strewn all over 

the place, the way it's supposed to 

be," said Mrs. Dickerson • 

The four also have discovered ways 

to compensate for things they are 

unable to do. One boy is unable to 

comprehend numbers beyond two. 

When asked to fetch something for the 

family, he will give each object the 

name of a famil y member and come 

up with the correct number. 

Another boy is unable to read 

Instead, he uses his memory to match 

objects. Mrs. Dickerson will show him 

a can she want ans he will pick out the 

correct item by matching the pictures 

on the package. 

Lacking a grasp of numbers, one 

boy relates the days of the week to 

activities he will participate in during 

the day. 

The oldest boy. 19. is learning simple 

language now. Using an audio-visual 

machine, he is learning to recognize 50 

of the most essential words, such as 

"stop" and "help." Hie voices on the 

machine are those of Mr and Mrs 

Dickerson. 

Although he is just learning to print 

his name, the oldest boy enjoys hooking 

rugs to be used as wall hangings. 

His latest project is a wall hanging 

for his sister's wedding present 

THEIR RECREATIONAL activites 

are geared to games they will look 

natural playing when they are 35 or 40 

years old. Basketball, biking, swimming 

and pool are among the games 

they play 

Pool has been helpful in teaching the 

boys coordination and numbers. 

"A lot of lessons have been taught at 

that pool table," Mrs Dickerson said 

"They think it's so grown up and so 

macho. They think it's so cool to play 

pool," she smiled. 

When they play against Dickerson, 

he has to hold his own against them 

"Now they play to kill There's no 

messing around. And they're delighted 

when they skunk him," she said 

After four years, the Dickersons are 

a family. Once they leave the rambl 

ing structure that housed thre< genermgton. 

ations of Dickersons in Farn 

the boys probably will enter 11 11 u semi 

independent apartment livanj or a 

sheltered workshop 

"There aren't a hell of 

options," admitted Mrs Dicke 

After Dickerson began to 

the house and the boys. Mrs 

son noticed that many of th 

niques he was using at horr 

seeping into her own work 

lot of 

ison 

nanage 

Dickere 

teche 

were 

SHE began to use her h lisband s 

experience to guide her clie i is Syrshe 

acuse Press has published a \ ook 

wrote about her family. U r ; Four 

Boys." 

The Dickerson's attitude toward 

their boys and all retarded pt "S sons is 

reflected in the title 

"It was suggested to us 

include the word retarded in 

hat we 

title 

Then they wanted to have pi dtures of 

the boys in the book 

"We fought it." 

The boys should be allowed t) live as 

normal a life as possible with < Jt being 

singled out as different, the Dicker 

sons argue 

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®A(P.C) Thursday, May 25,1978 

Claims Nazi spokesman 

Suburbanites supportive of National Socialists 

By MICHAEL MATUSZEWSKI 

Secret suburban support for the 

Nazis" 

The Nazis say so So does the coalition 

which is protesting the opening of 

a new National Socialist bookstore in 

northwest Detroit's Brightmoor area. 

"We have reports that they've been 

operating secretly in Livonia," says 

Paul Boatin, chairman of the Labor, 

Community, Inter-faith Council 

Against Nazis. The coalition also protested 

the Nazis' first bookstore on W. 

Vemor in southwest Detroit 

A NAZI WHO calls himself Mark, 

one of three who stayed at the new 

bookstore through a weekend of pro 

testing and rock-throwing, said they 

Hostility greets Nazi bookstore 

in otherwise 


Brightmoor used to be relatively 

quiet 

Now, there is a startling contrast 

between the hostile, raucous atmosphere 

outside on Fenkel and the quiet 

confines of the new business on the 

block, the relocated Nazi bookstore 

The neighborhod has been rocked by 

protesters venting their anger against 

the Nazis and the police 

Inside sit three young Nazis and a 

large German shepherd named 

Brutus. Despite his forboding name. 

Brutus is a friendly dog. more inclined 

to innocent sniffing and licking than 

growling 

The three National Socialists seem 

to have neither the arrogance nor 

viciousness people associate with Nazism. 

Instead, all are polite 

Mark, at age 25, is the oldest of the 

group In the absence of organizer Bill 

Russell, he is in command Minus the 

white-handled revolver, the German 

helmet, an Iron Cross (tingling around 

his neck and his long, sandy-brown 

hair, he would be just another "nice 

boy" walking down the street 

He works in Livonia and savs his 

fathr would not approve of all that he 

is doing. 

Another calls himself Allen. He's 

dressed in a green army shirt and 

wears the familiar red swastika 

armband 

When asked about his involvement, 

he said he's only been a member for 

three days. He rubs a wisp of brown 

beard and says, "We're not communists. 

We're the opposite We don't want 

communism." 

The last of the trio—he calls himself 

Ken—has long blond hair beneath his 

helmet, His complexion is pale. His 

throat carries the marks of Sunday's 

fracas when one Brightmoor protester 

tried to choke him 

Ken is a soft-spoken, mild-mannered 

19-year-old But he is zealous His 

clothes speak louder than he does. 

His denim vest is adorned with a 

swastika and an Iron Cross. The words 

"White Power" are emblazoned 

across his back in metal studs. 

He speaks proudly of German-Polish 

heritage—more of his German 

ancestry than his Polish, though. He 

says he wants to visit Germany some 

day. 

IN PRIVATE their voices are soft, 

but their advertising is tough. 

Family fun festival set 

St Kenneth Catholic Church in 

Plymouth will sponsor a Family Fun 

Festival June 3. 4 from noon to 9 p m 

The festival will be at the church 

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were receiving some ' moral and 

financial support" from suburban residents. 

He would not elaborate, however. 

As an example of the extent of suburban 

support, he told of a recent Nazi 

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Dachau was one in a series of Nazi 

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Blacks must be deported. " 

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30 Nazis and supporters made the trip 

to support Nazi activity there. 

Of the 30, half were suburban residents, 

Mark said. 

Furthermore, in the bookstore's first 

two days at the new location, the Nazis 

took five membership applications. 

Three were from Detroiters and two 

from Mt Clemens men. 

A SUBURBAN BRANCH is a possibility. 

as well, he said 

"Then£ are a lot of people in IX'arborn 

who are upset about blacks moving 

in," Mark said. 

He tempered his predictions, saying 

the suburbs would probably react just 

as Detroit neighborhoods had reacted—with 

pickets, protests and legal 

action. 

"Of course, they'd want to keep 

their image up." he said "They keep 

accusing us of ruining their 

neighborhoods." 

THE NEW BOOKSTORE opened 

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W o r s e i f l a t e r 

Recession coming in 2 years, predicts Friedman 


Nobel Pnze-winrung economist Milton 

Friedman could have opened his 

address to the Detroit Economic Club 

last week saying. "I've got some good 

news and I've got some bad news." 

His bad news is there will be a 

recession between now and 1980 

Worse still, the later it comes, the 

worse it will be. Topping it off. he 

added, inflation will continue 

For the good news, he said business 

and big labor cannot be blamed. 

Friedman, who won the 1976 Nobel 

no-holds-barred attack on big government 

and an appeal for support for a 

Michigan state constitutional amendment 

that would limit state taxes. A 

proposal that backers are now trying 

to get on the November ballot would 

hold government spending to a fixed 

fraction of personal income. 

According to Friedman, there was a 

dramatic change in American social 

philosophy in the 20th Century which 

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Friedman, in contrast, advocates as 

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All else, he maintains, should be left 

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BREVITIES MjIL 

HONORS CONVOCATION 

May 30—The Canton High School 

Honors Convocation will be held in the 

Uttle Theatre beginning at 7 30 p.m. 

CANDIDATE'S FORUM 

June 1—The Northville, Plymouth. 

Canton. Novi League of Women Voters 

and the American Association of University 

Women, Plymouth branch, will 

co-sponsor a forum for Plymouth-Canton 

school board candidates from 8-10 

p.m. in Pioneer Middle School. The 

public is invited to meet and question 

the candidates. 

ICE CREAM SOCIAL 

June 4—The First Presbyterian 

Church of Plymouth will sponsor an 

ice cream social on the church lawns 

from noon to 2 p.m. Refreshments will 

include ice cream, cake, tea, coffee, 

and soft drinks. All proceeds will go to 

the benevolence fund of the board of 

deacons. The public is invited 

DISCO DOWN 

June It—Disco '78, a party for the 

Canton High School graduating class 

of 1978, will be held in Canton Phase 

III immediately following graduation 

GLEN R. PARKER 

Army PFC Glen R. Parker, son of 

Mrs Ix»is E. Parker of Mott Road, 

Canton, recently wav prevented the 

Air Assault Badge upon graduation 

from the Air Assault School at Fort 

Campbell, Ky 

Parker entered the Army in November 

1976 and is a 1973 graduate of Belleville 

High Air assault trainees learn 

to rapidly and safely exit a helicopter 

from a vareity of difficult situations 

JEFFERY J. JENNINGS 

Airman Jeffery J. Jennings, son of 

Mrs Marion Jennings of Plymouth 

and Gerald Jennings of Detroit, has 

graduated from the U.S. Air Force 

technical training course for avionics 

systems equipment specialists at 

Lowrv AFB. Colo 

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exercises. Disco entertainment and 

refreshments will be featured. The 

party will be sponsored by parents of 

the graduating seniors, and donations 

are needed to help defray expenses. 

Checks may be made payable to Mrs 

Barbara King, 14306 Northville Road, 

Plymouth. 

SALVATION ARMY ( AMP 

The Plymouth Salvation Army will 

sponsor four two-week summer day 

camps from June to August. Cost for 

each is $12.50. For registration information, 

call 453-5464. 

DISCOUNT TICKETS 

Discount tickets for Cedar Point, Sea 

World, Bob-Lo and King* Island are 

available at the Plymouth Recreation 

Department, 525Farmer Street 

DIET WORKSHOP 

The Plymouth-Canton-Northville 

YMCA will sponsor a summer diet 

workshop for adults and teens. The 

purpose of the workshop is to help 

begin a diet program with emphasis 

on summer diet problems. Separate 

workshops will be held for adults and 

teens For registration information, 

call the Y office at 453-2904 

Jennings now is being assigned to 

Cannon AFB. N.M. for duty with a unit 

of the Tactical Air Command The airman 

is a 1977 graduate of Cody High 

School 

ROBERT A. LeBOURDAIS 

Sergeant Robert A. U'Bourdais, son 

of Mrs Vemeta LeBourdais of Mott 

Road, Canton, is a member of an 

organization which has earned the 

U.S. Air Force Outstanding Unit 

Award 

Ix'Bourdais is a defensive fire control 

specialist at Fairchild AFB. 

Wash , with the 92nd Bombardment 

Wing which was cited for meritorious 

service from July 1976 to June 1977. 

Tlie sergeant is a 1970 graduate of 

Garden City West High. 

S'craft announces newspaper winners 

Staff writers on The New Media, student 

newspaper at Plymouth Canton 

High School, earned three honors in 

the recent high school newspaper contest 

sponsored by Schoolcraft College. 

Kim Clarke earned a second place in 

newswriting competition for an article 

entitled "New Attendance Policy; 73 

Students Removed." 

Comments of Judith Serrin, a contest 

judge and science reporter for the 

Detroit Free Press, were: "A story on 

the number of students dropped 

because of attendance policies is 

clearly written, explains the rules 

involved—and takes the important second 

step of interviewing some students 

who had been dropped." 

Phil Hallman earned a first place in 

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the reviews category for his article 

entitled "So this is love. . . .?" 

Judge Chuck Thurston, entertainment 

writer for the Free Press, noted: 

"While the exact relation of the opening 

T.E. Hulme quote is not too clear, 

it sets the mood for Hallman's lively 

review of 'First Ix)ve.' He has a viewpoint 

and isn't shy about expressing it. 

It is refreshing to read in one so young 

that the tiresome movie sex scene is 

not a way of "'fe. 'out a predictable 

cliche, a 'ntua 1 a r ^ is not taken in by 

filmdom's con job. It reads well and 

would turn me away from the picture. 

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Unmarried Woman.' " 

Sandy Hawley placed third in the 

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same category for her review entitled 

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Thurston's comments on this 

review were: "Someone over there at 

Plymouth Canton is teaching the 

young writers to analyze, form an 

opinion and communicate it Hawley's 

feeling that 'The Hobbit' had been 

raped for commercial purposes has 

also been leveled against Disney, but 

seldom better expressed nor more 

heartfelt." 

Adviser for The New Media is 

EiKn Hewett, Knglish teacher at 

Canton High 

Tlie contest was arranged 6y Doug 

Johnson, journalism instructor at 

Schoolcraft and Plymouth resident. 

Other judges were: Jack Hoffman. 

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Record, best newspaper category, 

Tim Richard, editorial director. 

Observer and Eccentric Newspapers, 

page one typography; Ms Serrin 

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Also, Steve Barnaby, community 

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rials; Emory Daniels, community editor 

and Elinor Graham. Suburban Life 

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Dumont, Jack Manska, Mark South, John Karwoski, 

Todd Wilson, Mike Theus—and in the front row (from 

left) are Steve Bodenham, Greg Anderson, Diane 

Curtis, Carolyn Nagy, Melissa Siebert, Dave Rafe, 

Steve Sobditch and Doug Peterson (Staff photo by 

Gary Caskey) 

Manning wants two-mill tax for cops, courts 

Wayne County Commissioner Rich 

ard Manning wants public response to 

his idea of a two-mill property tax for 

county law enforcement programs. 

Manning (D-Redford-Livonia) last 

week suggested the question be put on 

the Aug 8 primary election ballot. He 

said the proposal is an alternative to 

asking voter renewal of an expiring, 

five-year one-mill levy for funding 

general county services. 

Two mills would generate some $26 

million per year to fund prosecutor, 

sheriff and court programs. 

Under his proposal, Manning said, 

money would be available to continue 

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Hie question of whether to expand 

sewer lines into the western section of 

Plymouth Township will come to a 

vote. 

Clerk Helen Richardson told the 

board of trustees Tuesday that a petition 

drive seeking a referendum on a 

$2 8 million bond to finance the sewer 

construction had been successful. 

More than 1,600 township residents 

had signed the petitions, which were 

circulated by a small township homeowner's 

group, the Community 

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Only 1,100 signatures were neces 

sary to put the bend issue on the ballot. 

According to Mrs. Richardson, the 

question will be added to the Aug 8 

primary ballot, pending final approval 

from the Wayne County Elections 

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The township board approved the 

sewer projects last March and had 

authorized the county department of 

public works to sell the bonds. If the 

voters defeat the bond, the board's 

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The CIA opposes the sewer exten 

sions because they will open the entire 

western section to development TTie 

homeowner's group was instrumental 

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issue five years ago 

Joyner slates 

Hown' meeting 

Wayne County Commissioner William 

Joyner has scheduled a "Town 

Hall—Ask Your Commissioner" meeting 

in Plymouth Township May 27 

Joyner (D-Plymouth Township) will 

be available for citizen comments, 

suggestions, questions and complaints 

from 9:30-11 a.m. Saturday in the 

township hall at the corner of Ann 

Arbor and Lilley Roads 

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be Mike Granger of the Wayne County 

Office on Aging. 

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Tipping the Scales 

Letter's for teens only 

By NANCY AUSTIN 

Dear Parents: 

Please excuse me this week while 1 turn by back 

to you and talk to your teenage daughters and 

sons You are invited, of course to listen, but this 

message is truly for them 

Dear Teens 

I have been watching you try to lose weight now 

for a number of years. I also have noticed that 

many of you have been having a lot of trouble losing 

and are terribly discouraged. It's tough to diet 

and nobody understands what it's like to be an 

overweight teenager. What's worse is that it's 

summer time and the problems get worse during 

the summer 

Hang on! I understand. I was once an overweight 

teen myself. 1 also was heavy as a child, 

and eventually tunned into a heavy adult. 1 don't 

want to see you turn into a heavy adult I'd rather 

see you get a handle on your problems, right now 

I've watched you in your cheerleading outfits at 

the high school football games, and I've watched 

you in the Hudson's Thanksgiving Day parades. I 

always suffer along with you. I know how I'd feel 

if I had had to put on those skimpy out fits, "then 

parade down Woodward Avenue I'd be so self-conscious, 

I'd want to crawl into the nearest crack in 

the pavement. Problem is, I wouldn't have fit 

Oh, yes, school gym class. I dreaded it We had 

to wear a blue, short-skirted uniform I was 

embarrassed because my thighs were always so 

huge I was sure I had the largest thighs in the 

entire school. 

Then we'd watch boys' basketball games. I 

always felt sorry for the pudgy sophomore huffing 

and puffing his way around the basketball court 

He looked a little sad I know his weight bothered 

him and his "friends" made it worse by teasing 

him 

WHAT IX) YOU DO about all the weight you 

have gained" 7 

It is so depressing now that summer time is 

here It's time for beaches and bathing suits. Of 

course, you want to go swimming, but you'd rather 

talk your parents into buying a backyard pool so 

your friends won't see you. But you have to be realistic 

That is an expensive request. You'll have to 

settle for Kensington Park 

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COMMUNITY SCHOOL 

LUNCH MENUS 

Another problem, too, is all the free time you 

have to go down with the gang to get a hamburger, 

shake, and fries. Did you know there are almost 

1,000 calories right there? Mowing Dad's lawn will 

only burn up 265 calories per hour. 

Bike riding, while excellent exercise, is embarrassing 

too. Chances are you have a very large 

seat which must fit on a very small seat. 

When you go to buy your summer wardrobe and 

discover you have to buy the next larger size, 

you're depressed. It's tough, too, to ask Mother to 

cook something less fattening for you After all, 

her kitchen isn't a restaurant (or is it?). Brothers 

and sisters tease you unmercifully about the gravy 

on your mashed potatoes, and Mother and Dad 

may nag you not to have the piece of cake, lest you 

turn into the likes of a blimp. Another put-down! 

What's left to do? Lying in a hammock, under 

the oak tree, reading Tiger Beat with a box of pop 

com and a cola at your side seems to be the only 

asswer. Right? Wrong! 

C'MON AND JOIN in a special program 

designed just for you, by me, under the auspices of 

the Plymouth, Canton, Northville YMCA. 

Once a week for three weeks, right after school 

is dismissed for summer, I'll be getting together 

with teens like yourselves to try to help you control 

your weight problems. You are invited to 

attend these sessions where you'll be able to talk 

out your problems (or just listen if you wish) give 

and get encouragement and lose weight in the 

process. We'll talk about your diet problems, and 

how to solve them. 

Building up will power and residence to goodies 

will be discussed as well as how to handle your 

family and friends. Y0u will be given practical 

suggestions that work. You'll be weighed in total 

privacy, but you'll want to shout your success to 

the world at the end iof the program. You are 

assured of strong support from teens and from 

myself. 

And don't worry about being embarrassed 

You'll have lots of company Just about everyone 

has a weight problem The difference is that you 

are willing to admit it and do something about it 

Let us help. 

To sign up for the summer workshop call the Y 

office at 453-2904 or register in person The office 

is above Fisher's Shoes on Main Street in 

Plymouth. 

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TUESDAY MAY 30 

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Sandwich. Fruit Cup. Dessert, Milk 

WEDNESDAY. MAY 11 

Sloppy Joe* Vegetable, FruM Cop. Milk 

All Menus Are Subject to Chang* 

Jelly 

THURSDAY. JUNE 1 

Hot Dog on a Bun. Re babe*, Vegetable. Fruit 

Cup. Milk 

FRIDAY, JUNE 1 

Pizza Burger, Vegetable. Fruit Cup, Deasert, 

Milk 

BIRD 

MONDAY. MAY W 

No School 

TUESDAY MAY JO 

Tomato Soup. Toasted Cheese Sandwich, 

Tollhouse Bar Milk 

WEDNESDAY MAY J1 

Taco with Meat and Cheeae, Pickle Slice*. 

Buttered Green Beans Friit Cup, Milk 

THURSDAY, JUNE 1 

Hot Dog In Bun Cataup, Muatard. Buttered 

Hot Vegetable. Fruit Cup. Cake, Milk 

FRIDAY. JUNE 2 

Ftah Sticks. CaUup. Tartar Sauce, Buttered 

Vegetable. French Bread. Butter. Chocolate 

Pudding. Milk 

ERIKSSON 

MONDAY. MAY 2» 

No School 

TUESDAY MAY 30 

Toaated Cheese Sandwich. Vegetable Soup. 

Chilled Fruit Cup, Cookie, Milk 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 

Pizza with Meat and Cheese, Toaaed Salad. 

Chilled Fruit Cup, Cookie, Milk 


Hot Dm in a Bun. Rellahes, Vegetable. 

Chilled Fruit Cup. Cake. Milk 


Submarine Sandwich, Vegetable. Chilled 

Fruit Cup, Butteracotch Bar, Milk 

FARRAND 

MONDAY, MAY N 

No School 

TUESDAY. MAY 30 

Grilled Cheese Sandwich. Green Beans, 

Oike, Fruit. Milk 


Turkey in Gravy, Mashed Potatoes. Pea i 

Hot Rolls, Jello with Fruit, Cake, MUk 


Hot Dog on Bun, Muatard or Ketchup, But 

tered Com, Applesauce, Cookie, MUk 


Pizza with Cheese. Mized Vegetables, Fruit, 

Cake Milk 

FIEGEL 

MONDAY, MAY 2» 

No School 

TUESDAY, MAY 30 

Hot Dog in Bun, Muatard or Catsup, Vege 

tables Fruit Bar 


Beef in Gravy over Maahed Potatoes, Hot 

RoU. Fruit, Carrot Sticka 

THURSDAY, JUNE I 

Spaghetti with Maat Sauce. Vegetable. But 

tared Bread. Fruit. Jello 


Hamburger on Bin. Catsup. Trl-Tators. 

Fruit, Cookie 

FIELD 

MONAY, MAY 21 

No School 


Hot Dog on Bun. French Fries, Fruit, Cookie. 

Milk 


Ptsaa. Vegetable, Frtft Jello. MUk 


Homemade Baan Soup. Salad, Hot Roll. But 

tar. Fruit, MUk 


Tuta Salad Sandwich. Carrot and Celery 

Sticks. Fruit. Cak*. MUk 

GALLIM0RE 

MONDAY. MAY 

No School 

TUESDAY. MAY SO 

Qouiaah, Green Beans, French Bread. Fruit 

Cookie Milk 


0*0 Fried Chicken, Maahed Potatoes and 

Gravy, Hot Biscuits, Jello, Cake, Milk 


Hot Dog on Bun, Catsup or Muatard, B* 

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Fi*hwich. Tartar Sauce. Green Beans. Fruit. 

Ctip*. Milk 

HULSING 

MONDAY, MAY 29 

No School 


Hot Dog on Bun, Reli#ie». Buttered Corn, 

Peanutbutter Brownie, Sliced Peaches. Milk 


Pizza with Meat and Cheeae, Green Beans. 

Sliced Pears, Jello Cup. Milk 


Chicken and Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Hot 

Roll, Butter, Frosted Cup Cake, Fruit Cup, 

Milk 


Baked Fiah, Tartar Sauce, Maahed Potatoes. 

Hot Roll. Butter. Applesauce. Pudding, Milk 

ISBISTER 


No School 


Chicken Noodle Soup, Crackers, Cheese 

Stick. Peanut Butter Sandwich, Peaches. 

Cake. Milk 


Spaghetti. Cornbread. Green Beans, Fruited 

Gelatin. Milk 


Hot Dog on Bun, Baked Beans. Applesauce, 

Cake. Milk 


Pizza Puff, Buttered Beets, Fruit Cup, 

Cookie. Milk 

MILLER 

MONDAY. MAY 2« 

No School 


Hot Dog on Bun, Baked Beans. Fruit Cock 

tail. Cookie. Milk 


Laaagna with Meat and Cheese, Tossed 

Salad. Chilled Peaches. Garlic Toast. MUk 

THUR8DAY, JUNE 1 

Twkey and Gravy, Fluffy Mashed Potatoes, 

Buttered Biscuits, Chilled Peaches MUk 

SMITH 


No School 


Hamburger on Bun, Muatard or Catsup. 

Corn, Peaches, Cookie, Milk 


Pizza with Meat and Cheese, Peas, Apple 

sauce. Cookie. Milk 


Hot Dog on Bun. Mustard or Catsup. French 

Friea, Cheese Sticks. Pineapple, Cake, Milk 


Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, 

Hot Roll and Jelly. Pears, Cookie. MUk 

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MONDAY. MAY 20 

No School 


Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich, Soup, 

Fruit Cup, Cake, MUk 


Taco. Celery and Carrots. Fruit Cup, Cookie. 

Milk 


Oven Baked Chicken. Maahed Potatoes and 

Gravy, Hot Roll Fruit Cup, Cookie, Milk 


Fiahwich, Tater Tots, Fruit Cup. Cookie. 

TANGER 


No School 


Hot Dog on Bun. RehAea. Vegetable, Chilled 

Fruit, Cake, MUk 


flpaghrttl. Cinnamon Roll. Vegetable. Chilled 

Fruit, Milk 


Taco* with Trimminp. Applesauce, Bread, 

Butter. Cookie, MUk 

FRIDAY, JUNE J 

Pizza Burger. Vegetable. Chilled Pears. Red 

Jello with Whipped Cream, MUk 

CENTRAL MIDDLE 

CHINESE AMERICAN WEEK 


No School 


Happy Burgers, D Y-O-T, with Sauces, Rel 

iah. Onions, Catsup, Cheeae Cup, Au Gratin 

Potatoes, Vegetable. Fruit, Surprise Cake 

with Cream. Milk 

! WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 

Chicken Chop Suey over Rice, Homemade 

Rolls, Fhilty Pudding Dessert. Fortune 

Cookies. Milk 

I THURSDAY. JUNE 1 

Sack Lunch. Dagwood Sub wich. Potato 

Sticks. Vegetable Sticks, Fruity Cookie, Milk 


Surprise pack. Lunch with Special Treat. 

Milk 

Subma rtoie 

Tomato 

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EAST MIDDLE 


No School 


Sloppy J on Bun, Buttered Green Bans. 

Chilled P. 'ârs. Toll House Bar. MUk 


Pizza Not die, Dinner Roll and Butter. Tossed 

Vegetabl Salad with Dressing. Cherry 

Squares, Milk 


Sandwich with Lettuce. Cheese, 

ôup, Choice of Chilled Fruit, Cow- 

Milk 


Field Day 

Junk Food' 

PIONEER MIDDLE 


No School 


Hamburgers or Cheeseburgers. Relishes. 

French fries, Choice of Fruit, Cookie, Milk 


Spaghetti with Meat Sauce. Roll k Butter, 

Toaaed palad, Choice of Fruit, Chocolate 

Pudding lor JeUo. MUk 


Pizza w4th Sausage and Cheese, Buttered 

Corn, Choice of Fruit, Cookie !i Milk 


Fiah-n-Cheese Sandwich on Bun or Peanut 

Butter «nd Jelly Sandwich, Fritoa, Fruit or 

Ice CreaL, Cookie. Milk 

WEST MIDDLE 


No School 


Toasted Cheeae Sandwich, Oven Fries. 

Choice ol Fruit, Peanut Butter Cake, Milk 


Hamburger Gravy, Maahed Potatoes, Carrota. 

Ho( Biscuits, Chocolate Pudding. Milk 


Hamburgers with Trimmings. French Friea, 

Choice of Fruit Yellow Cake. Milk 


Taco, Green Beans. Pears or Pineapple. Oatmeal 

Cooklea, Milk 

SALEM-CANT0N HIGHS 


No School 


Choice of One: Hamburger or Cheeseburger 

on Bun, Pizza, French Friea, Peach Halves. 

White or Skim MUk 


Choice of One: Spaghetti with Roll. Assorted 

Sandwiches, Pizza, Chilled Juice, Tossed 

Vegetable Salad. Fruit Jello. White or Skim 

MUk 


Choice of One. Submarine Sandwich. Pizza, 

Chickah Vegetable Soup. Canned Sliced 

Paachaa. White or Skim Milk, Yellow Cake 

with Fmating. 


Choice of One: Fish FUet with Roll, Bar-B- 

Que on Bun, Pizza 

Choice of Two: French Friea, Cabbage Slaw, 

Cole Slaw White or Skim MUk 

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TTie Plymouth-Canton Board of Education 

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Man bucks institutions for groups of interest 

By JACK BOLOGNA 

(Part 1) 

Sociologists have been 

telling us for years that 

7 man is a social animal. 

Psychologists say that 

man has A fundamental 

! need to relate, affiliate 

1 and create with other 

; people, 

And yet there is evi- 

- dence to suggest that 

T modern man (or at least 

* modern American man) 

- is withdrawing from 

human contact and relationship 

at an alarming 

* rate 

Church nMembership— 

the historical means by 

. which most people satis- 

* fied their need to relate 

; -and affiliate with 

others—is down (depending 

on whose data you 

read) 

Political party membership 

and activity—the 

second most common 

unifying force—is down 

even more 

While total union 

membership has 

remained stable, the percentage 

of the work 

force which belongs to 

labor unions is diminishing 

And union members 

can't be depended 

upon to follow the direction 

of their leaders, 

whether the direction 

involves ratification of a 

contract or the endorsement 

of political 

candidates. 

Even service and fraternal 

organizations 

complain about membership 

losses and the growing 

lethargy of the few 

members who remain 

active. 

EVERYWHERE 

THERE IS discontent 

with institutional 

authorities. 

Respect or regard for 

these authorities 

whether in government, 

industry, organized labor 

or religion, is at its lowest 

ebb. 

Doctors, lawyers and 

teachers also arc falling 

from their once mighty 

perch Trust and reverence 

for authority are 

values which may be 

holding on, but the 

objects of trust and 

reverence have certainly 

changed 

The only group which 

has managed to survive 

the onslaught of low 

trust seems to be the 

celebrities in sports and 

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entertainment (but 

the owners or executives, 

as witness the d 

dain the public holds fbr 

people like Charles Finley 

of the Oakland A's)| 

We still seem to venerate 

celebrities in sports 

and entertainment. The 

stars have never bein 

paid more for doing leis 

Attendance at gamels, 

concerts, and movies (if 

you include TV movie:;) 

has never been higher. 

But these are passi 

or spectator activities 

What are the "activ 

people doing? They do 

seem to be flocking to 

churches, political 

lies or union meetings 

It appears that t 

"actives" are doi 

"their own thing" no 

,4-wheeling, C-B'in 

snowmobiling. trail bi 

ing, hiking, motb 

cycling, motor homin 

skiing, camping, jo 

ging, tennis playing, ra 

quet balling, boating 

golfing, etc. It seems ak 

though everyone is tak 

ing up a new hobby o^ 

two or three. 

Those less physicall 

active are into collectin 

of all sorts: coins 

stamps, match books 

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antiques, beer cans, old 

cars, glass bottles, Hummel 

figures, oriental 

rugs, guns, comic books, 

etc. 

And then there is the 

dance-set: square dancing, 

disco dancing, belly 

dancing, ballet. You also 

can add the passive combatant 

sports like judo, 

karate, tai chi and 

weightlifting, the board 

games like scrabble, 

chess, parchesi, monopoly, 

the many war and 

battle strategy games; 

the card games: bridge, 

mah jong, poker, and 

pinochle, and on and on. 

SO THE QUESTION 

seems to be "if people 

aren't joining churches, 

political parties, unions, 

service clubs and fraternal 

organizations, what 

are they joining to satisfy 

their needs for relationship 

and affiliation 9 " 

What is the common 

bond, the glue that holds 

society together? What 

are the unifying forces 

that cause people to coalesce? 

Is the unifying 

force a common sharing 

of boredom or a set of 

common fears? 

It seems obvious to me 

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the recent feature article "Almighty your kind words is shared by my part- 

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businessmen in our community—this 

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True love tale 

Editor: 

This is a true love story—written on 

the day of my father's funeral 

He and my mother would have been 

married 71 years on Aug. 15th of this 

year He was 93 and my mother is 90 

Last Sunday she was holding his hand 

and calling him her "darling " His 

speech had become slurred but he 

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Editor 

I am writing in regard to the school 

millage proposals on the June school 

election ballot 

At the onset, let me try to make my 

position clear. I am no longer on the 

school board My term ended almost a 

year ago, since some citizens still call 

me about school matters, I gather all 

do not know this. 

Secondly, my wife is a special edu 

cation teacher at Central Middle 

School, but we understand her position 

is not one of those threatened by mil 

lage failure This is said to try to 

remove my comments from the selfish 

interest category. 

I am one of the community's older 

citizens. My youngest child graduates 

from college this year, and 1 will be 

looking to retirement in less than a 

decade, but I strongly favor all the 

millage proposals Why? 

1 Good schools make a community 

strong They rmike positive use of our 

yoiih's time today and help to equip 

them for an uncertain future. 

2 Our schools have a good record 

While much of the coui.try has been 

deeply concerned about declining student 

performance, our youth have continued 

to do well 

3. We are a growth community. 

While schools all over the nation have 

had dropping enrollments, ours have 

increased This is in part because we 

have good schools which attract new 

residents 

4 Good schools help keep property 

values up. In this penod of severe 

inflation our property values have 

stayed ahead of inflation rates Study 

will show this not to be true in some 

areas with poor schools. 

5 Schools are my investment in the 

future. Because the people who had no 

children in school helped to pay for my 

children's education. I owe it to them 

and to the future to do the same for 

those who are in school today. 

6 We must keep the buildings 

repaired. The buildings are a part of 

our community. As we use them more 

months of the year (in many of them, 

throughout the year) the need to 

repair them to offset heavy wear 

becomes even greater. The cost of 

repair is greater too, but we dare not 

let them run down. 

Property taxes are too high. Schools 

should not be dependent or* property 

taxes for their support. Only our legislature 

and governor can change this. 

Voting against local millages will not 

change it Contacting our representatives 

in Lansing can 

Increased property valuations help 

very little, if at all Hie state's "so 

called" equal yield formula provides 

that when local valuations go up, state 

aid goes down. This is one more reason 

why local property tax should not 

he the basis for school financing In 

four years on the board, I saw no evidence 

that the schools were wasteful 

The small increase that is requested 

mms like little indeed to try to cope 

with growing numbers of students and 

rampant inflation. 

bach is entitled to his or her view on 

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alternative schools, year-round school, 

the reading program, open classrooms. 

and the special education services. 

These issues will continue to be 

with us, but without adequate funds 

the opportunity to develop other 

approaches and better options will be 

denied. 

1 hope my fellow citizens will join 

me on June 12 in voting yes on all 

three issues—they merit our support 

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Behind the scenes 

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Story: SUSAN TAUBER KLEIN 

Photos: GARY FRIEDMAN 

When the curtain goes up on a Metropolitan 

Opera production, it means 

more than the start of the opera. It 

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perfect opera 

"The Met is a well defined and 

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Mann, public relations coordinator 

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"The standards of the Met are 

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The standards touch each aspect of 

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the crew preparing the stage, the 

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lyrics, which he selLs on tour 

The meshing of every person's job 

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What they don't see is the back 

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as "a well- coordinated Chinese fire 

drill." 

The Met's 20th opening night performance 

at Detroit's Masonic Auditorium 

was Monday 

ONE HOUR before the performance, 

Justino Diaz was singing in his 

dressing room. He sang the principal 

role of Palemon in the performance 

of Jules Massenet's opera "Thais." 

Within the room of hospital-green 

walls, grimy windows, bare light 

bulbs and a hard metal chair, Diaz 

chatted easily as he began his tranformation 

from a young to old man. 

He isn't particularly excited about 

opening night 

"When you're on tour for 7 l / 2 

weeks, every city is an opening 

night," he said. "Instead of getting 

stage fright or becoming excited, 

you think about all the things you 

have to think about for the performance." 

While Diaz, dressed in a blue and 

white kimono dressing gown, was 

filling the table with his beard, wig 

and make-up brushes. Harry Lasley 

brought Diaz his pay check. 

The scene could have taken place 

in any business office, as they 

reviewed Diaz's working schedule 

and the money he should be receiving. 

On the other side of the stage, 

Beverly Sills was sitting, fully costumed, 

in her dressing room Ms 

Sills sings the feminine lead. Thais. 

Her name was barely visible on the 

door and inside she was surrounded 

by a dressing table, a spinit piano 

and a place to sit—nothing to salute 

her star status. 

"THE AURA surrounding opera is 

much more practical today," said 

Mann It's a hard business and a 

complicated job. It's as difficult as 

being a stock broker. Sometime's the 

sun's up; sometime's it's down " 

For Betsy Norden, the sun is shining 

on her career. Bom in Cincinnati, 

she grew up in New York where 

she began her career in musical 

comedy. 

As she applied her lipstick and 

attached chiffon "jobbies" from her 

costume to her arms, she talked 

about life with the Met 

"You have to be pretty lucky to be 

with the Met. I was in the chorus my 

first three seasons and then got promoted 

to soloist In each of the five 

years as soloist, the roles got better 

and better. 

"If you love to sing, there's nothing 

better than being with the Met." 

The 5-foot 2-inch, 112-pound woman 

sang the principal role of the slave 

Crobyl in "Thais." 

Just as concerned with their makeup 

were chorus members Anna- 

Marie White and Ann Sessions. Sitting 

next to each other at loog wood 

tables under sparse flourescent light, 

tfiey enlarged their eyes with makeup 

and put on their wigs while Rose 

Murphy checked each female chorus 

member's costume, trying each zipper. 

'Hie 80 crew members, some on 

tour with the Met. some hired 

locally, drank coffee and smoked 

cigarettes off stage. They'd done 

their work for the opening curtain 

hours before. 

takes the strength of 10 men to 

handle. 

"These are mammoth sets," said 

Robert Johnston Jr. of Livonia. He 

was working back stage, hired 

through his union. 

Mann said the sets for "Thais" are 

borrowed from the San Francisco 

Opera Company and that sets for 

other operas taken on tour are adaptations 

of the New York Met's house 

sets. The auditorium there is taller, 

deeper and wider than any auditoirum 

the opera company visits on 

tour. 

Once the second act began, the 

tension eased. Chorus members 

stood in the wings, waiting for their 

cues. 

There are no prima donnas there, 

even among the leading characters 

waiting for their entrances. 

They were all just waiting to do 

their job. 

BUT FOR VINCE ZERILLE LVI of 

Detroit and Harold Daitch of Southfield, 

being back stage has a different 

meaning. They are both 

"supers' -local people who get nonsoeaking 

parts in the operas. 

"I get to meet all the great singers," 

said Zerille, who's been a 

super for 10 years. "My biggest thrill 

was being on stage in 'Aida' with 

Franco Core Hi when I was an Egyptian 

soldier. "I was on stage in 

'Tosca' with Richard Tucker. Robert 

Merrill and Renata Tebaldi." 

Supers get paid $3 per opera 

"I w'ould do this for nothing," 

Zerille added. This season Zerilli will 

be a super in six operas. Daitch will 

be in three He's been a super for 

nine years. 

While he waited in the wings, he 

said hello to Met members he's 

known over the years. 

For almost eight weeks on the 

road, giving eight performances in 

six days like they're doing in Detroit, 

the Met people give all they've got to 

satisfy their audiences. When working 

out of their own theater in New 

Justino Diaz uses his dressing room to warm up his voice. 

York, they do it all again, even while 

they are learning roles and making 

sets and programs for next season's 

operas. 

"When I go to the opera. I'm like a 

surfer looking for a perfect wave." 

said Mann "Every once in a while it 

happens The perfect wave comes 

along You get smacked against the 

shore, and then start looking for it 

again " 

That's what the Met, with the 

efforts of those behind stage, those 

on the stage and those in the orchestra 

pit, try to create every time the 

curtain rises. 

They'll try to do this Thursday. 

May 25. in the 8 p.m. production of 

Gaetano Donizetti's opera "La 

Favorita." And in Fndny night's 

performance of Giuseppe Verdi's 

"Rigoletto." And in the two productions 

Saturday 

Wolfgag Amadeus Mozart's "Don 

Giovanni" will be the matinee performance. 

At night, the Met will perform 

"Madama Butterfly"' by Giacomo 

Puccini, 

'You have to be pretty lucky to be in the Met," said Betsy Norden. 

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BUT WHEN THE CRY warning of 

the scene change is heard, everyone 

prepares for changing the sets for 

the second act. They only had a half 

hour to do it. 

Stanley Levine, Met stage manager, 

yelled command after command 

The stage hands rushed to 

their places, moving set pieces that 

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Walking across 

the set for 

"Thais" was 

Raymond Gibbs 

(above), looking 

like any opera 

goer rather than 

a lead performer. 

Fascinated 

by the 

work of the stage 

crew was wardrobe 

woman 

Betty Craig 

(right) from St. 

Clair Shores. 

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seasons, Kenna Christ! (above) 

has applied her own makeup 

before going on stage. Working 

in less than ideal lighting conditions 

and setting up her own 

makeup tables all across the 

country are all a part of the job. 

While the singers get themselves 

ready visually and 

vocally, the stage crew (left) 

transforms the stage for the 

next act. It takes 80 people to 

move the massive scenery into 

place, under the guidance of at 

least two stage managers. 

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I have a small bush in my backyard 

that I planted last summer. Standing 

at my family room window for the last 

two months, staring at i* from afar, 

the poor thing did not look very 

healthy As a matter of fact. I thought 

it was dead. I was making plans to 

give it a decent burial 

The thought of replacing it was not a 

happy one Recalling the great care 1 

took in its selection was even more 

depressing. I had spent hours walking 

through rows and rows of bushes at 

the nursery reading directions on care, 

soil nourishment, foliage, height and 

expectations of each plant Then I 

found it. my kind of bush. It would be 

six to eight feet tall, could sustain 

growth in poor soil and clay, required 

little care and even less water. And it 

was pretty 

1 carried that bush to my car, lugged 

it to my yard, dug the proper depth 

hole and placed it correctly. How dare 

it die on me' 

NOW 1 KNOW we've had a really 

bad winter. Friends told me it was my 

fault the bush had died. I should have 

covered it last fall for its protection 

No one covered me for my protection, 

and I made it through the winter. Only 

the strong survive around here and I 

expected that bush to live 

Thursday, May 25,1978 

Canton 

Chatter 

by 8HARON 8TARON 459-5)22 

Last weekend when the rains 

stopped and I made my way down to 

the end of the yard to weed, there was 

my bush. Green leaves had sprouted 

from its stick-like stems. It had survived, 

it was growing! I felt like telling 

it I was sorry for having had such 

bad thoughts towards it. I'm sorry for 

ever having doubted it. It is a good 

little bush. 

Hie sun is shining, the grass is 

green. Did it finally happen? Have we 

reached a new season, one of growth 

and green and sunshine? It was happening 

before, we just couldn't see it 

with the rain blocking our vision. 

How can people who live in California 

or Florida relate to our happiness 

over the sunshine? How could they 

understand the survival of a bush? Do 

we dare put our snow shovel away? Do 

we dare take our winter coats to the 

cleaners? Why not—let's live 

dangerously. 

THE NEW 1978-79 board members 

for Canton Newcomers Club have been 

selected. The positions are membership, 

Carol Dugan; publicity, May 

Moore; reservations, Judi Thomas; 

couples program, Linda Lupo and 

Christy Skorka; telephoning and hospitality, 

Sharlene Totten; nursery and 

welcoming, Kathy Freece; interest 

groups, Eileen Dunn; newsletter and 

roster, Mary Hodge; advisor, Karen 

Cifrodella. 

There will be a short ceremony for 

the new board members at the newcomers 

June luncheon Elected positions 

of president, Sam Nichols; vicepresident, 

Helen Wesner; secretary, 

Diane Cuper; and treasurer, Norma 

Huetteman, also will be congratulated 

Madonna will hold 

business institute 

(or high school girls 

High school girls will have an 

opportunity this summer to explore 

the relationship of liberal arts studies 

to the business world at a National 

Business Career Institute for College- 

Bound Young Women to be held at 

Madonna College, Livonia. 

The Institute, which will meet Sunday 

through Friday, June 18 to 23, is 

jointly sponsored by the Madonna College 

business administration department, 

the Business/Education Alliance 

of Metropolitan Detroit, and the U.S. 

Office of Education, through the 

Madonna College Career Resource 

Center. 

The young women will hear presentatioas 

by successful female executives 

from fields such as accounting, 

finance, marketing, computers, corporate 

law, training and development, 

and research 

They will discuss their own abilities 

and prepare career paths for upward 

mobility, use a decisionmaking game, 

play computer games, and have 

access to the Michigan Occupational 

Information System. 

They also will tour the Ford Motor 

Co. and Chrysler Corp headquarters 

and meet in small group sessions with 

personnel directors of ojher 

companies. 

The institute will 

Charlotte Neuhauser, 

be directed by 

chairperson of 

Madonna's business administration 

department. She will be assisted by 

Ethel Toepel. project director of the 

Business and Education Alliance of 

Detroit 

(Xhers scheduled to participate in 

the program include Cludette Hill, 

contract compliance administrator for 

the 1 national Defense Contract Administration. 

and Kathleen Herschelmann. 

assistant principal at Grosse Pointe 

North Hi^h School. 

The/Tegistrastion fee of $80 includes 

housing and meals in the College dormitory 

where supervision and recreational 

activities will be provided 

Knrollees may also commute and pay 

a fee of $55 for registration and meals. 

Madonna College will provide an additional 

$40 tuition scholarship for each 

enrol lee to cover costs. 

Applications for enrollment may be 

obtained by calling or writing the 

Career Resource Center. Madonna 

College, 36600 Schoolcraft, Livonia, 

Michigan, 48150. The telephone is 591- 

6331. Enrollment is limited to 200 

young women. 

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and welcomed by old board members. 

Good luck to all, and have fun. 

THE CANTON Newcomers Club has 

made a decision for its charitable 

donations this year. Thanks to everyone 

who bought a cookbook or worked 

at the bake sale. 

About $400 will go to the Canton Fire 

Department for two electronic blood 

pressure gauges. One-hundred dollars 

will be put into a fund at the high 

school for students needing financial 

assistance for eye glasses. Pioneer 

Middle School will be given $150 for a 

new microphone. Hie Newcomers 

have used Pioneer for many of their 

general meetings and many craft 

nights at no cost to them. This is their 

way of saying thank you. 

I'm sure Pioneer, the Canton Fire 

Department and some student who 

will need glasses this year thanks the 

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People to marry more by 2025 

By the year 2025, it's likely that 

people will marry two, three or more 

times for maximum satisfaction from 

each relationship. 

"When people start living to as old 

as 125, it will be harder to stay with 

one partner for a lifetime," predicts 

Dr. Vera Borosage, professor of family 

and child sciences at Michigan 

State University. 

Dr. Borosage, who conducts a class 

on the future of the family, adds that 

divorce in times of longer lifespan 

"will no longer be regarded as a 

societal problem, but a solution.'' 

Looking 25-50 years in the future, the 

MSU professor also predicts that the 

family will flourish—but not the family 

as we know it today. 

"Mai and women will still depend 

on each other for support, and will 

marry and have one or two children," 

she said. 

HOWEVER, the energy crunch, 

medical science, technology and 

women's liberation will simply make 

for different and expanded settings for 

the family scene. 

Basing her predictions on today's 

trends in these areas, Dr. Borosage 

says that a part of their long-term 

effects will be less or no embarrass- 

Croll-O'Neill 

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Croll of Henry 

Ruff Street, Livonia, announce the 

engagement of their daughter, Deborah 

Ann, to Richard Charles O'Neill, 

son of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Neill of 

Humphrey Street, Birmingham. 

The bride^lect is a 1973 graduate of 

Bentley High School and earned a 

degree from Central Michigan University 

in 1976. She is a teacher in the 

Plymouth-Canton School district. Her 

fiance graduated from Seaholm High 

School in 1973 and will graduate in 

June from Oakland University. 

They plan a June 3 wedding in First 

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not only divorce, but of cohabitation, 

communal living, homosexual marriages 

and simply remaining single," 

she explained. "Women who want to 

be homemakers won't feel guilty of 

they don't have careers outside the 

home." Health care improvements 

resulting in the longer life expectancy 

that could encourage "serial monogamy" 

will also lead to another phenomenon: 

"the elderly will be healthier, 

more respected and needed 

more," the professor said. According 

to Borosage, a typical family arrangement 

in the future could be something 

like this: This husband and wife marry 

at later ages and form unions (perhaps 

sexual in some cases) with other married 

couples to share in child rearing, 

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payments is deductible. 

First, list one-half 

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upper class professionals are buying 

brownstone houses together," she 

noted 

"Couples of the future will also be 

able to choose the sex of their chidren 

and men will have early vasectomies, 

resulting in more children conceived 

from sperm frozen in banks,'' Dr. 

Borosage added 

Communal living styles, designed to 

counteract the impersonality of big 

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porate world, will also provide progeny 

with surrogate parents and more 

contacts with grandparents. 

"The energy crunch, declining 

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'work ethic' can't be all-satisfying will 

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relationships." the professor said 

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More than 400 persons attended the 

Saturday evening garden party honoring 

Scott and Suzanne Dodge, who are 

moving to California later this month 

The grounds of the old Bennett-Peck 

house on S. Main were designed for 

the elegant lawn parties of a gracious 

age It seemed almost a revival of 

anotheJ- era as guests were greeted to 

the strains of chamber music supplied 

by Suite Strings, a string quartet. 

TV skies cleared in late afternoon 

and by 5 p.m the sun shone. Party 

planners Mike and Bev Corp, and Ed 

and Bev Niedbalski said the weather 

had been their one big concern. "The 

rains just emphasized the sweet smells 

of the flowers in the gardens," said 

Bev Copps 

Bar tables were set up in the carnage 

house on either side of an 

.enormous hors d'oeuvres table. Round 

tables were placed in the gardens and 

long tables on the brick patio in front 

xA the carnage house Upstairs, chairs 

'were available in the game room for 

•those who wanted an overview of the 

party. 

* MANY GUESTS toured the house, 

which was last owned by the late Pauline 

Peck. 

. Among the guests were Bob and 

Mickie Beyer, Bob and Dorothy Sincock, 

Bill and Teresa Covington, Carl 

and Betty Ann lârfipton, Jerry and 

Phyllis Loiselle and Jerry and Sandra 

Lankenau. 

Bob Beyer took along an old photo 

graph of a garden party at the Bennett 

House. He explained that at one time 

he was the youngest member of the 

Plymouth Rotary Club and Charlie 

Bennett was the oldest. 

Judge and Mrs Dunbar Davis, the 

John Thomases, and Mr. and Mrs. 

George Bowles were there. Also the 

E.J. McClendons, the Norbert Battermanns 

and Tom Notebaerts. 

Jack Wilcox had composed one of 

his famous poems for the occasion 

Colleen Tripp's cake drew much atten 

tion. The large double layer cake was 

decorated with a pale blue map of 

Michigan bearing one sparkling snowflake. 

The sun wore a striped cap and 

muffler. Then there was the California 

side with bright sands and sun 

Inscribed on the cake were the words: 

"Farewell Suzanne and Scott—Snow 

and cold to sun and fun." 

THE STRING QUARTET was 

replaced by strolling guitarist Mike 

Meyer. And as the evening drew to a 

close, there were a few dancers on the 

terrace. The Halliburtons and the Ger 

igks from Alphabet Gallery were there 

as well as Bob and Maggie Bake, 

Helen Gilbert, John and Marilyn Stathakis, 

Eric and Pat Carne, Sharon 

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Wicker, oak and walnut furniture 

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Gloria Murray of Battle Creek will 

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punch, popcorn, sundaes, cones, 

cake walk, animal walk and games 

ST KENNETH'S FUN FESTIVAL 

St Kenneth's Catholic Church, 14951 

Haggerty Hoad. will have a family fun 

festival from noon to 9 p.m. -June 3 and 

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Millionaire party both days, helicopter 

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FARRANI) FUN FAIR 

Farrand Elementary School will 

have its annual fun fair from 5:30-8:30 

p m June 2 at the school in Lake 

Pomte Village 

Activities include Moon Walk, cake 

walk, makeup, helium balloons, penny 

pitch, basketball shoot, duck pond, and 

bumper car. Refreshments will 

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chips, coffee and fruit punch. 

Sponsored by Farrand PTO, the fair 

is open to the public. 

PLYMOUTH NEWCOMERS 

Plymouth Newcomers Club will 

have its final luncheon of the season 

June 1 at Hillside Inn. Hospitality will 

begin at 11:30 a.m. with luncheon 

served at noon. Cost is $5.25 and tickets 

may be obtained from Deb Johnson, 

459-4987 before noon May 30. New 

officers will be installed. Guest 

speaker will be Nancy Jones of 

Plymouth Nursery, whose topic will be 

"Landscaping and Gardening Needs." 

For babysitting call Cheryl Boszak, 

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Plaza Lanes, Ann Arbor Road There 

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bowlers. 

Evening begins at 7 p.m. Submarine 

sandwiches, pop and cash bar will be 

available at 10 p.m. Tickets are $10 

per couple and can be obtained by calling 

Kathy Shaw, 455-9285 

CANTON NEWCOMERS DINNER 

DANCE 

Canton Newcomers Club dinner 

dance will be June 10 in the Plymouth 

Elks Club. It will feature a steak din 

ner and dancing to the music of the 

Merry Men. Prepaid reservations only 

can be made to Helen, 455-3088, by 9 

p.m. June 5 

CANTON NEWCOMERS 

Canton Township Newcomers Club 

will will meet June 7 at Nicky's, Idyl 

Wyld Golf Course, Livonia, for the last 

meeting of the season Hospitality will 

begin at 11:30 a.m. Advance payment 

and menu selection must be made by 

June 1 to Helen Wesner, 6586 Carriage 

Hills, 455-3088 Contact Jan Brawn, 

459-9264, for nursery information 

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY MARCH 

Jackie Linke of Plymouth Township, 

area chairwoman for the muscular 

dystrophy drive, is looking for volunteers 

for the house-to-house march 5-9 

p.m. June 6. Anyone wishing to join 

the march can volunteer by calling 

937-9123. Volunteers will be identified 

by Jerry I>ewis badges. Joe Glover of 

TV2 is honorary chairman for southeastern 

Michigan area. 

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A NOTE PROM Granbury, Texas, 

gives an upaate on the summer activities 

of three local actors. 

These are the kids who starred in 

high school productions locally and 

earned drama scholarships to Eastern 

Michigan University. 

News releases from EMU gave them 

top billing as they acted, sang and 

danced their way to lead roles 

Linda Dwyer has been hired by Opryland 

USA in Nashville, Tenn. She 

will be appearing in their revue, "I 

-tlear America Singing " 

Dennis Cockrum will be working at 

the True Grist Ltd Playhouse in 

Homer, Mich He will play Noah in the 

musical, "Two by Twq," and detective 

Hough in "Gaslight." 

Charles Burr has been in Granbury 

since May 15 working for the Granbury 

Opera House He is cast in the 

musical, "Call Me Madam," and soon 

by 

ELLIE 

GRAHAM 

will be auditioning for three more 

musicals. "George M," "Irene," and 

"Can-Can " 

Linda is the daughter of Marilyn 

Dwyer of Penniman Avenue Dennis' 

parents are Mr and Mrs. Denver 

-Cockrum of North Territorial and 

Charles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford 

Burr of Ann Arbor Road 

A VERITABLE baby bonanzathree 

new grandchildren in eight 

days—has left Gilbert and Melva 

Wasalaski "thnlled but exhausted" to 

quote Melva 

It all started at 5:04 p.m. May 14, 

Mother's Day. Their daughter, Linda, 

and her husband, Edward Wall, had 

their first child. Brie Danielle, 

weighed in at 8 pounds, 4 ounces, at St 

Joseph Mercy Hospital. Ann Arbor 

! Larry and Liz (Shinn) Walaski had 

their first at 10:28 a.m. May 21 in St. 

Nlary Hospital, Livonia Their daughler. 

Knsten Ann, weighed 6 pounds, 12 

ounces Gil and Melva were at the hospital 

with the new parents during a 

very long wait which ended in a caesarean 

section 

"We were there all day with Linda," 

said Melva "About 5 a m we went 

down for coffee A nurse said, 'My, 

you're here early ' We told her we had 

been there a long time." 

It seemed Melva had just settled 

down after taking a sleeping pill when 

the phone rang It was their son. 

Terry He was taking his wife, the former 

Deborah Hamilton, to St. Mary 

They went back to the hospital to 

await arrival of their first grandson 

Jay Marshall Wasalski was born at 

12 26 p.m., May 22 He weighed 5 

pounds, 13 ounces. 

Hie little cousins, Jay and Kristen, 

were placed side-by-side in the nursery 

"It was really great," said the 

grandmother "We saw them when 

they were eight minutes old " 

While awaiting Jay's arrival, they 

were in the cafeteria at 5 a m for coffee 

the second morning in a row They 

met the same nurse who, after a startled 

look, said, "Are you still here 9 " 

The other grandparents, who had the 

excitement of just one new grandchild, 

are Minnie Wall of Plymouth, Jack 

and Jenny Shinn of Plymouth and Earl 

and Jean Hamilton of Mt Clemens 

Melva Wasalaski was taking it all in 

stnde As she was preparing to take 

Jay's sister, Jenny Ann, to a doctor's 

appointment, she described the new 

tables: "Ed and Linda's baby is a 

blond, Knsten Ann has black hair, and 

Jay's is red, even though Terry says it 

is brown " 

Both Linda and Terry were born in 

the old Plymouth Hospital on Main 

Street. . 

Elected women advise: 

Thursday, May 2t, 1978 

G e t i n v o l v e d p o l i t i c a l l y — h o w a n d w h y 

By SUSAN ROGERS 

"Today is a far cry from the time 

when women were fighting for the 

vote," said state Rep. Ruth McNamee 

(R-Birmingham). 

"The momentum is good for women 

now. Now that we've got the attention, 

let's use it." 

Her remarks stemmed from being a 

political involvement workshop panel 

member for the recent Women's 

Issues conference at Schoolcraft College 

And in saying it's a good time for 

women in politics, she agreed with 

other panelists, including Wayne 

County Commissioner Kay Beard; 

Lynn Goldsmith, a Canton township 

trustee; Beverly McAninch, member 

of the Plymouth Qty Council; and 

state Rep. Mary Brown (D-Detroit ) 

"We all must be involved," said 

McNamee, "First, decide what the 

barriers are to your goals. Then listen, 

make decisions and-, communicate 

them to your representatives. Gather 

information—you can be effective." 

But she indicated there still is progress 

to be made 

"I look forward," she slated, "to a 

free and open society—one in which 

women are no longer an issue. " 

BROWN suggested that women have 

special qualifications for life in politics. 

"Take the art of compromise," she 

said. "How many of you have ever 

been a den mother, or a room mother, 

or had to decide who gets the car on 

Saturday night 9 Women have so much 

experience on which to draw 

"And have you ever headed a 

mother-daughter banquet 7 Then you 

know what it is to organize. Women 

have had to play many roles in life " 

She also pointed out experience in 

traditional women's activities had 

been helpful in her own current position 

as the first woman on the state 

legislature taxation committee 

"Women know what it's like to run a 

budget," was how she put it 

BEARD suggested women have 

another special contribution to make 

to the political scene. 

"We have our own philosophy of life 

in general," she said. "We're sensitive. 

After more women are involved, 

I think we'll see less of the Watergate 

stuff—women won't let that go on " 

Beard began her political career as 

a mother interested in education, and 

she told the women that joining special 

interest groups seemed the easiest 

way to become involved 

Practice 

interviewing 

at Madonna 

Practice interviews will be conducted 

by personnel from Ford Motor 

Co., Awrey Bakeries and the Cadillac 

Division of General Motors at a workshop 

from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, 

June 10 at Madonna College, Livonia 

The interviews will show good interviewing 

skills and help individuals 

explore ways to get the job they want. 

TTiey will hear what the employer 

thinks, be videotaped—if they wish—in 

a simulated interview, and learn how 

to write resumes. 

There is no charge. Those interested 

should send their name, address, 

phone number, name of school if 

attending, and whether or not they 

wish to be videotaped, to the Madonna 

College career resource center, 36600 

Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150 

"Politics should be for all of us," she 

continued. "We're in a group societylarge 

interest groups are involved in 

just about all legislation. After you're 

involved in one group, it opens you up 

to many issues. It's an opportunity to 

have your voice heard." 

She said political fleglings should 

"look at those who represent you, then 

deal with those people on various 

levels. 

"Become involved in campaigns," 

she added. "That's a good place to get 

your feet wet." 

BEING INFORMED is the route to 

political involvement, agreed Goldsmith 

and McAninch. 

In office just a year and a half, Ms. 

Goldsmith feels local politics offers 

the best start because "you can be 

heard more here." 

Rutter-Popper 

Mr and Mrs. James P. Rutter.of 

Plymouth announce the engagement of 

their daughter. Sarah Ann, to Raymond 

E. Pepper, son of Mr. and Mrs. 

Roger E. Pepper of Livonia. 

The bride-elect is a graduate of 

Plymouth Salem High School and 

employed by the Plymouth Hilton Inn 

Her fiance graduated from Stevenson 

High School and works for Dameron 

Chrysler of Livonia 

A September wedding is planned 

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"Be an active citizen; run for 

office," she advised "Many organizations 

can help you get involved." 

There's more than one way to get to 

know local leaders, she suggested. 

"If you can't get up at meetings and 

speak, then call and let the officials 

know what you think," was her advice. 

"Exercise self-control, and know what 

you're talking about Men may say 

you're letting your emotions speak, so 

that's very important 

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Companion 

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Take one step at a time and don't be 

discouraged by male chauvenism—it's 

there." 

McAninch voiced accord. 

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ICEBERG LETTUCE 49

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ffi* Thuraday, May ». 1171 

Calling single parents 

N - . .•*# 

\ / i ^ • *L — "M 

Jane Arthurs (left), Voyagers president, the Rev. 

(harles Webster and Pat Bennett, vice-president, set 

up a poster for the seminar June 3. (Staff photo by 

Art Emanuel) 

C Y O c a m p s r e a d y for kids o n J u n e 2 4 

The Catholic Youth Organization's 

summer camps, which have served 

more than 45,000 youths since 1946, 

will open June 24 for the first of four 

two-week periods. 

Applications are still being accepted 

for all periods at the Boys Camp and 

the Girls Camp on the shores of Lake 

Huron. The camp periods are June 24- 

July 8, July 8-July 22. July 22-Aug b, 

and Aug. 5-Aug. 19. Applications for 

preferred periods are on a first come, 

first serve basis. 

The camps are on wooded tracts 

near Port Sanilac. Hie 27-acre Boys 

Camp is four miles south of Port Sanilac, 

the 17-acre Girls Camp, four miles 

north. 

Fees are $138 for regular campers 

and $150 for pioneers for a 14-day 

period. Round trip transportation by 

chartered bus is available for $10 

Boys from 7 to 16 are accepted, girls 

from 7 to 15. All campers must be 8 

years old by Dec. 31, 1978 

e 

The problems of heading a family 

when there's one parent instead of two 

will be probed in a seminar to be sponsored 

Saturday, Juie 3, by St. Paul 

Presbyterian Church of Livonia and 

the Voyagers singles club. 

The club, which meets regularly at 

the church, will join with the St. Paul 

Church and society committee in putting 

on the program for single heads of 

households, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

The church is at 27475 Five Mile, 

just west of Inkster, and reservations 

must be made by May 26 by telephoning 

the church at 422-1470. 

A fee of $3 covers registration, program 

and lunch. 

Speakers include the Rev. Carl Gunderson, 

formerly a Livonia pastor and 

now a family counselor, the Rev. Fred 

Prezioso of Epiphany Lutheran Church 

of PLymouth and Lucille Cahtoni, 

director of family life education for 

Family Service of Detroit and Wayne 

County. 

They will lead three of the nine 

workshops offered, and participants 

will be able to choose any three of the 

topics offered. 

The Rev. Gunderson's workshop will 

be titled "Single Again—A Crisis of 

Identity," and it will deal with the 

need to recognize and overcome feelings 

of guilt, loneliness, bitterness, 

grief and meaninglessness. 

The Rev. Prezioso, a certified leader 

in Transactional Analysis, will lead a 

session on "I'm OK—You're OK." and 

Mrs. Cantoni's workshop will be for 

women only, examining feelings about 

men and how to relate to them. 

Other workshops will include remarriage, 

with Levon and Gloria King, 

attorney and educator, the law, with 

attorney Richard Coe, and parentchild 

communication, with the Rev. 

REV. CARL GUNDERSON LUCILLE CANTONI REV. FRED PREZIOSO 

James P. Russell of Cherry Hill Presbyterian 

Church. 

Robert Weikart, supervisor of clinical 

pastoral education at Mt. Carmel 

Mercy Hospital, will lead a workshop 

on coping with grief, and the Rev 

Charles M. Webster of St. Paul will 

discuss patterns of communication and 

the ways people handle stress. 

A workshop for men only, examining 

feelings about women and how to 

relate to them, will be directed by the 

Rev Raymond W Lumley of Monteith 

Presbyterian Church of Detroit 

The program will open with registration 

and coffee until 9:45 a m to be followed 

by a panel discussion explaining 

the purpose of the dav 

Luncheon and an opportunity to look 

over literature and exhibits to be displayed 

will be from 11:45 a m to 12:30 

p.m. Workshops are scheduled at 10 15 

a.m. and 12:30 and 1 45 p.m. 

T r a i n i n g in C P R o f f e r e d 

The Livonia Jewish 

Congregation. 31840 W 

Seven Mile, Livonia, will 

offer a class in cardiopulmonary 

resuscitation 

(CPR) at 6 p.m. Sunday, 

May 28. in the synagogue 

building 

The public is invited to 

leam the CPR method of 

extending life in case of 

heart attack or breathing 

impairment until help 

can arrive. 

The course, including 

a training film and work 

on a dummy, will be led 

by a qualified instructor 

Reservations are necessary 

and should be 

made with Helen Bavles, 

476-0032 

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Farmington Road & Six Mile Road 422-1150 

9:30 Sunday Service 

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MEMORIAL SUNDAY 

"What Mean Theae Stonaa?" 

Dr. Bartlett L. Hess 

7:00 p.m. 

11:00 a.m. 

"The Faith Teat" 

Rev L Edward Davis 

Presentation of Colors; Garden City VFW Post 7575 

(Recognition of veterans at all services) 

Wednesday 7:30 p.m. HOUR OF POWER 

Nursery Provided at All Services 

Air Conditioned Sanctuary 

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27475 Five Mile Rd (at Inksteo 422-1470 » 

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Wed 7 30 P M 

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Rev. Robert Cox 

9:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. 

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CANTON 

Sheldon Rd , N of Ford Rd 

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Parish 

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981-1333 

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534-7730 

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10:30-11.30 AM 

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Sunday School IMAM 

Worahip Service ioi3AM 

Church OM.ce GR 4-6880 

Rev James A Nelson Mm 

Parsonage 4 74-2944 

CHURCHES OF CHRIST 

LIVONIA 

GARDEN CITY 

1543! Mernman Rd 

K' C< J HtH* ' ! 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

1100 AM & 6 00 P M SUNDAY WORSHIP 

Bible Scnooi 10 a M 

WFD 7 30 P M Worship 

Rob Robinson Min ster 

B bie Sc- o ' a - 

Wed 7 30 o m A o.'V ; 

-lobar! F A • t.iv M 

427-P743 422-8660 or 251-1694 

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Thursday, May 25, 1978 *7B 

Church bulletin 

Evangelical 

visitors slated for area churches 

UNITED ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 

42021 E. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, 

will welcome evangelists David and 

Beth Grant to its 11 a.m. Service Sunday, 

May 28 

Tlie Grants have taken a preaching 

and music ministry to 60 nations in the 

world and their work in India and 

southeast Asia has resulted in the 

Ixiilding of some 30 churches in those 

areas 

The local service will be open to all, 

and nursery care will be provided 

ALPHA BAPTIST CHURCH, 28051 

West Chicago, Livonia, will present 

singer Dave Edwards in a special concert 

at 11 a.m. Sunday, May 28. 

Edwards, a resident of Southgate, 

devotes full-time to a musical ministry 

that involves him in summer camps 

and conferences and well as church 

services, evangelistic crusades, choir 

clinics and Bible conferences. 

GRACE MORAVIAN CHURCH, 

31133 Hiveley, Westland, will dedicate 

its recently-installed electronic bell 

system during services at 11 a.m. Sunday, 

May 28. 

The bells being dedicated Sunday 

were presented to the Westland church 

by Mr. and Mrs. Tony Secreto in memory 

of their son, Mark Anthony. 

The Rev. Allen L. Bergmann is pastor 

of Grace Moravian. 

WARD UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH, Six Mile and Farmington 

Road, Livonia, will mark Memorial 

Sunday with members of the Garden 

City Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 

7575 presenting colors to begin the 7 

p.m. service Sunday, May 28 

The post members, under the direction 

of Commander Ernest Sparks, 

also will retrieve the colors in the ceremony 

being conducted at Ward for 

the fourth consecutive year. 

Hie Rev. L. Edward Davis will 

preach on the subject, "The Faith 

Test." Veterans also will be honored 

during Ward's 9:30 and 11 a.m. services, 

when Dr. Bartlett L. Hess will 

speak on the topic "What Mean These 

Stones?" 

COVENANT COMMUNITY 

CHURCH, 25800 Student, Redford 

Township, will present Andrew and 

Yoneko Tahara, Japanese couple who 

have served in evangelical work in 

Japan and Okinawa, in a program at 

7:15 p.m. Wednesday, May 31. 

TTie couple met in a Japanese hospital 

when Andrew was a Bible student 

fill i D i l f i i 

I B l i i 

11 piiii IS 

and Yoneko had lost both le^ and an 

arm in a suicide attempt After they 

married they were involved both in 

evangelism and in production of 

inspirational films. Evangelism Commission, 

headquartered in San Jose, 

Calif. 

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YONEKO AND ANDREW TAHARA 

BETH AND DAVID GRANT 

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DAVE EDWARDS 

Singing at Alpha Baptist 

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APOSTOLIC 

APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 

993 N HOLBROOK. PLYMOUTH 

455-4861 334-6040 

PASTOR C T GRAY 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 AM REVIVAL MAY 20-28 

SUNDAY EVANGELISTIC 7PM 7 PM 

WED EVE BIBLE STUDY ;PM EVERYONE WELCOME 

"The Church On Theflock" Matt 16-18 

REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA 

CHURCH OFTHE SAVIOR 

38100 rive Mile Rd 

A, SUNDAY SCmOOl 9 'h a m 

WORSHIP SERVICE 10 30 A M 

Youth ClubT u « «30om 

Evening Studies 

CMiNfcSfc BiB.E STuD» H'4 3-dlr J P v 

Rev Ronald van De> w^r ii 444-1048 Rev Moody *«o 

PASTQR 

M.nuie- o< £»ang«ii»' 

BAPTIST 

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 

CALVARY 

B APTI ST 

C H U R C H 

TO A M 

I 00 P M 

NIJIM 

A Vibrant Fellowship With Your Family in Mind 

WORSHIP SERVICES 

REGULAR SERVICES 

SUNDAY 

9 BiBLE SCHOOL 

9 4S A 11 00 WORSHIP 

6 00PM EVENING EVANGEL 

43065 Joy Road 

CANTON 

453-6749 455-0022 

6:00 P.M 

FIRST BAPTIST 

36125GLENWOOD WAYNE 

721-7410 

• We Preach a Dying Savior's Love 

• A Risen Savior s Power 

• Alivmg Savior s Grace 

• A Coming Savior's Glory 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

SPECIAL EDUCATION 

MORNING WORSHIP 

EVENING WORSHIP 

WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING 

FAMILY NIGHT 

Wednesday 

7 00 P M 

9 45 AM 

, 9:45A M 

1100AM 

6.00PM 

7 00PM 

NURSERY PROVIDED 

Sr Pastor, Rev. Arnold H Olsen 

Assoc Pastor , Rev Robert A Emery 

Youth Pastor. Rev Jeff Bemesderfer 

The Bible As II Is, For Men As They Are 

>*tfv 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF FARMINGTON 

Richard Duncan Pastor - "Phone 474-0350 

f- 33400 

• | SHIAWASSEE 

DISCOVER 

THE DIFFERENCE 

BEREAN BIBLE CHURCH 

35375 ANN ARBOR TRAIL LIVONIA 

425 5^85 (Between WayneA Newbu/qUi 522-9J86 

Roland F DeRen/o Pastor 

• BIBLE SCHOOL...9 45 a m 

• MORNING WORSHIP... 11 00 a m 

• EVENING SERVICE... 6 00 p m 

• WEDNESDAY SERVICE... 7 00 D m 

WYFC 1520 AM... Sunday 8 00 a m 

Holding forth the word ol Lite 

GRAND RIVER BAPTIST of LIVONIA 

34500 $IX MILE RD Just West of farmington Rd 

Givino the word ot ute a! tne tree ot hie 

9:30 A.M. Family Sunday School 

10:45 A.M. "The Marks of a Back Slider" 

7:00 P.M. "When a Christian Sins" 

WED 7 00 PM FAMILY BIBLE STUDY & PRAYER 

261-6950 Nursery Open! 

Pastor 

Or Wilbert D Gough 

Rev Wm Bellaire 

Asst Pastof'Youth 

Tfin/ L\iptist ( h urt Ii 

PLYMOUTH MICHIGAN 

450G0N TERRITORIAL RD 455-2300 

Vi Mile West of Sheldon 

9:40 A.M. Sunday School 6:30 P.M Evening Worship 

11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 7:45 P.M. Youth Fellowship 

WED EVE 7:00 P.M Family Hour 

Dr William Stahl 

Rev John Elliott 

Mrs Richard Kaye, Music Dir 

HERALD OF HOPE 

WYFC 1520 

Mon thru Fri 

8 45 A M 

MARANATHA BAPTIST CHURCH 

44815 CHERRY HILL RD. 

CANTON, MICHIGAN 

Ph. 981-0895 

Rev Bruce N Stewart, Pastor 

SERVICES 

Sunday Morning Service 10 00 A M 

SUNDAY Evening Service 6 00 A M 

Wednesday -Bible Study 

and Prayer Meeting 7 00 P M 

AWANA CLUB MONDAY 7-9 P M 

GRADES 3 THRU 8 

FUNDAMENTAL EVANGEUCAL MISSIONARY MINDED 

11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. 

Rev. Samuel E. Dobrolka 

will minister 

TRI-CITY 

ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

2100 H ANNAN ROAD 

WAYNE MICHIGAN 

721 6832 

Jesus Loves You and So Do We 

Serving Wayne West!,md and 'Canton 

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY 

CHURCH 

Assemblies Of God 

41355 SIX MILE ROAD 

Northville. M;ch 48167 

Irving M Mitchell Pastor 

Steve Smith Assistant Pastor 

Gary Willingham. Minister of Outreach 

SUNDAY SERVICES 

11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. 

Pastor Mitchell will Minister 

WESTLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

1-0VI T *t 

GAROt N•( 1 • Y V W W. 

F G Lemelin Jr., Pastor 

Sunday School 

Church Worship Hour 

Evening Services 

10 a m 

11a m 

7pm 

Prayer Meeting Monday 7pm 

Bible Study Wednesday 

7pm 

Call '0' 'iflp tv inform,l!io< 3H6 t.'hj 

Everyone Welcome 

UNITED 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

42021 ANN ARBOR TR 

PLYMOUTH 

David H Knst Pastor 

422-6000 Home 

453-4530 Church 

10 am Sunday School 

11am Morning Worship 

6 30 p m Evening Worship 

Wed 7 30 p m Family Night 

Nursery Provided 

at all Services 

CANTON CALVARY 

Assembly of God 

at Gallimore School on 

Sheldon Rd , '« Mile 

So of Joy 

REV. M. GREGORY GENTRY - PASTOR - 

397-0588 

10 00 AM - Family Bible Study Hour 

11.00 A M • Adult Worship & Children's Church 

6 30 P M - Prayer & Praise Gathering 

Nursery Available 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

CHRISTIAN CENTER 

Drake Road at Freedom Road 

Farmiri(jiori Hills Met 

PH 4 78-1511 

Rev Edmund Lother, 

Pastor 

Rev John Walaskay, 

Associate Pastor 

Sunday. May 28, 1978 

10:45 A.M. Ministry ot the 

Pastor The Sonship of 

Christ 

7:00 P.M. Patriotic Gospel 

Rally Guest Musicians Mike 

& Sue Meixner 

Thursday 7:30 P.M. — 

All Family Activities 

Daily on W M U I 

FM 103 5 

"FAITH TO LIVE BY!" 

Where happiness is Chusl, 

and Christ is Life 

BIBLE CHURCH 

BETHEL MISSIONARY 


8900 MlDDl fcBEI T 

NORTH Of JOY RD 

A CHARISMATIC GROUP 


9 4b 10 A M -6 30 P M 

THURS 7 00 PM 

PASTORS 

JJ TRAU0 

M 1YLEP 

,'6' 1957 or 42 1 9 i4 0 

LIVONIA 


474-5405 522 9209 

Gary R Cullison Pastor 


Wednesday 

Family Night 7PM 

LAKEPOINTE BIBLE CHAPEL 

421 SO Schoolcraft Rd Plymouth 

455-9169 or 453 6585 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

9 45 AM 

PREACHING SERVICE 

1 1 00 A M 

THE LORDS SUPPER 

6 00 PM 

WED PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY 7 30 P M 

*/ FARMINGTON ROAD 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

9 45 am 

MORNING WORSHIP ... 1100am 

EVENING SERVICE 

6 00 pm 

WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY 7 00 pm 

BIBLE CENTERED 

FUNDAMENTAL 

SOUL WINNING 

CHURCH 

Xf T M .°.S?t 

BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE 

29475 W. Six Mile, Livonia 

Sunday School 

10:00 a.m. 

H.L. Petty 

Morning Worship 

11:00 a.m. 

Evening Service 

6:00 p.m. 

Pasior 

Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. 

NEWS RELEASE 

525-3664 

or 

261-9276 

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0415 

Canton Onter Rd., 

naar Joy 

Canton, Michigan 

Rav. Harvey Hanavald, paator 

Phone: 961-0499 

10 AM - MORNING WORSHIP 

Nursery Care 

Reformed Church in America 

May 28 

10:00 A.M. Exodus, Chapter 20 

11:00 A.M. ' Convenient Religion" 

6:00 P.M. "Life" 

on i ( rtu c ''\n(>L 

Community 

Baptist Church 

28237 W WARREN 

Garden City 

Rev James B Alien Pastor 

Sunday School 

10 am 

Sunday Morning Service 

— 11 a m 

Sunday Evening Service 

— 7pm 

Mid-Week Prayer Service 

i — 7 30 p m 

MAIN STREET 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

Ailiiiaied win 

Southern Baptist 

Convention 

9451 S MAIN, PLYMOUTH 

H Thweaii Pastor 453-4785 

SurVday School 9 45 am 

Morning Worship — Ham 

Baptist Training Union—6 JO p m 

Evening Worship — 7 33 p m 

Wednesday Service 7 00pm 

DFAF MINISTRY 

F O R 

CHURCH 

ADVERTISING 

CALL 

VEL ELLIS 

591-2300 

Ext. 286 

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LIVONIA 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

AFFILIATED WITH 

SOUTHERN fiAPTlST 

CONVENTION 

32940 SCHOOLCRAFT 

?BLOCKSfAST Of 

FARM ING TON RD. 

422-3763 

PASTOR ELVIN L.CLARK 

Sunday School 

MO'n.nq Worship 

9 45am 

tQ 45 a rr> 

Baptist T raining Union 6pm 

Evening Worship Hour 

Wednesday Service 

BAPTIST 

BEREAN 

7pm 

7pm 

CHURCH 

(Extension of Berean 

Baptist Ch. of Detroit) 

AFFILIATED WITH 

GAR.B.C. 

NOW MEETING ON THE 

CAMPUS OF 

SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE 

(Liberal Ar1» Building) 

EVERY SUNDAY 

SERVICES 

9:30 AM. 

10:30 A.M. 

7:00 P.M. 

WED. 7:30 P.M. 

(OFF CAMPUS) 

Sam Campbell, Paator 

Church Phone 4M-OM2 

PUBLIC INWED 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST 

OF PLYMOUTH 

4hi>01 N TERRITORIAL RD • vV, w. .t 'n-,i • • 

453-5280 OFFICE HOURS 9-5 MON TMRU F Rl 453-5P85 

SUNDAY SCHEDULE 

9:30 A.M. WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 

NURSERY THRU ADULT 

11:00 A.M. WORSHIP A CHURCH SCHOOL 

NURSERY THRU 6TH GRADE AND ADULT 

6:30P.M. JR. SR. HIGH YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 

Samuel F Stout 

DwayneL Kelsey 

FredrickC Vosburg 

M 

UNITED METHODIST 

Parish Mmisler 

ALDERSGATE 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

(Redford Towns"ipi 

10000 BEECH DALY ROAD 

Between Plymouth and West Chicago 

Sr Minister -Wm G Wager 

Assoc Minister -1h.ornas-F Kpe' 

Dir o' Education -Sharron Co"pn 

Minister ol Music Ruth Hadiey Turner 

MORNING WORSHIP 

0:30 A.M. A 11:00 A M 

FIRST UNITED 

METHODIST 

of GARDEN CITY 

6443 Merriman Rd 

Rev Robert Gnge/.M 

ornmq Worship-10 45 A M 

Nursery S Toddler Care 

Program tor children 4 yrs 

thru 2nd grade tollowing 

Sharing Time 

Church School tor all ages - 

9 30 A M 

ST. MATTHEWS 


30900 Si • Mile Roao 

422-6038 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

ALL AGES 9 30 A M 

COFFEE HOUR 10 30 A M 

WORSHIP 11:00 A M 

Nursery Available 

PASTOR Wm D Rfckard 

DIR OF ED Lynna Ramaburg 

MM Of MUSIC: Robafl Parte* 

CHERRY HILL 


CHU&CH 

3?t Ridge Rd Canton Iwp 

So ol Cherry Hill Rd 

Pastor 

REV BERT HOSKINGS 

JULY 1 to SEPT 1 

CHURCH SERVICE 10 00 a m 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 00am 

SEPT 1 toJULV 1 

(JMUHCH SERVICE 11 00 d rn 

SUNDAY SCHOOt 

4 95 0035 

9 >0a m 

UNITED 

NEW BURGH 

M E T H O D I S T 

CHURCH 

36500 Ann Artxx Trai 

422f0149 

Rev Wm fjrtler Minister 

Rev John Fen^s Assoc Minister 

Terry Gladstone 

Director ©I Education 

WORSHIP SERVICE 

i CHURCH SCHOOL 

930 & 11 00 AM 

CLARENCEVILLE UNITED METHODIST 

20300 MidrtMx'it I 'von.a 

Pastor Gerald Fisher 474-3444 

Sam First Worship Service 

" 00 p fn Y outh Meeting* 

10 15 am The Church School 7pm Sunday E vening S trvice 

It 15 a m Second Service ol Worship 7 JO p m w»d iheMidwee* 

Service 

N .•••!"» P'l V (1cn .1' A Se-» I 

RICE MEMORIAL 

UNITED 

METHODIST 

20601 Beech Daly 

534-4907 534-7570 

SUNDA*SCHOOL 

9 45 a m 

WORSHIP SERVICE 

11 00 a m 

YOUTH MEETING 

6 30 P M 

Donna J Lmdberg Pasior 

NURSERY PROVIDED 

CHRISTIAN 

CHURCH 

(Disciples ot ChnstI 

LIVONIA 

CHRISTIAN 

CHURCH 

36075 7 Mile Rd 

476-£?075 

Church School 

Worihip 

Fellowship 

9 30a m 

11 00 a m 

12:00 noon 

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Real Estate 

Itmday, May 25. 1978 

(T,S-14A,F,L-4>C.Ro-12A,P,C,R-8B,W,(>4B )**7T) 

Developer predicts future building trends 

"learning and understanding is the 

key Then familiarize yourself with 

your customer's needs." 

That's where Abbey Homes' partner 

Robert Schmier believes real estate 

salespersons should begin when talking 

about residential construction. 

Schmier recently addressed a gath 

ering of more than 300 members of the 

Birmingham-Bloomfield Board of 

Realtors Real estate agents must 

devote time and effort to learning as 

much as they can about residential 

con&ruction, he said 

He also offered his insights into what 

the future holds for housing trends: 

THE KEY factors in housing value 

are location, quality and design. These 

become important in the re-sale potential 

of the home." 

Since he takes an active role in floor 

plan designing along with his partners 

David Johnson and Robert Katzman, 

Schmier claims that they are able to 

maintain innovative designs in their 

customer built houses. 

"Due to our active and direct 

involvement in the business, we have a 

good feel for what homebuyers are 

looking for," he told the real estate 

agents. 

"Hie best design has simple, clean 

lines, no gingerbread and a functional 

floor plan The house should also be 

energy efficient and not dated in terms 

of design " 

Schmier pointed out that the appreciation 

potential on a house has to be 

evaluated carefully. 

Will a $2,000 sauna add $2,000 in 

value (plus 8-10 per cent per year in 

appreciation) to the house? Will extra 

insulation add value? The homeowner 

should know before considering the 

improvements. 

"You can spend extra money on 

exterior design which is really not as 

useable in a day-to-day sense as a 

sauna, but it may add many times its 

coun added value," Schmier said. 

"Likewise, in considering installation 

of a humidifier, it not only adds to 

your personal comfort, but it aids in 

control of the shrinkage and expansion 

of the wood components of a house. It 

helps prevent warping of interior wood 

doors and dry wall cracks," he added. 

IN DISCUSSING future building 

trends, Schmier predicted more open 

floor plans for houses. 

"We'll see a more efficient use of 

space, fewer, but wider hallways, 

rooms that can be Combined with 

other rooms for large entertainment 

areas. The importance is that every 

square foot should have a useable 

function. 

"Houses of the future will 1 be more 

energy efficient, with new types of furnances, 

possibly solaf converters. The 

home will offer more amenities, threecar 

garages and fancier appliances." 

he explained. 

Schmier added that future homeowners 

will be concerned with eliminating 

maintenance upkeep They'll 

look for a development where maintenance 

is provided for by the homeowner 

association for a monthly fee 

"With today's mobile lifestyle and 

added emphasis on leisure activites, 

buyers want to lock their homes and 

leave, resting assured that snow will 

be sholved, grass'cut, in essence, that 

general maintenance will be taken 

care of." he said 

Abbey Homes is involved in numer 

ous developments in Oakland County 

Among those are Chestnut Hills, 

Echo Ridge and the Hills of 

Bloomfield. all with homesites ranging 

from from ;, 4-l'^ acres The three 

developments comprise some of the 

last remaining property in Bloomfield 

Hills. 

Plans for a $400,000 Tudor manor 

home with a central foyer and circular 

staircase spiraling upwards to the second 

fl(x>r balcony are underway at the 

Echo Ridge development 

Abbey purchased the property in 

1977 and it's now 70 per cent sold out 

Tired of high fuel bills? 

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Are you tired of paying high fuel 

tolls due to air escaping through your 

hone's windows? 

Are you ready to reduce your winter 

heat loss by up to 50 per cent next year 

and tackle this season's air conditioning 

loss'' 

An interior storm window, developed 

by the 3M Co., claims to reduce air 

infiltration by 60 per cent, eliminate 

draft v. dusty windows, increase room 

comfort, reduce outside noise and is 

easy to clean 

Availabvle exculsively through Solar 

Sales, Inc . in Southfield, the "Thermal 

View" window of vinyl framing is 

mounted 14-2 inches inside of the 

existing primary window in the sill 

and jamb 

Removable glass panels from the 

inside allow for easy cleaning and full 

access to open and close the primary 

window. 

Solar Sales President Seymour Zate 

is the dealer for the windows in southeastern 

Michigan. The typical aluminium 

window, which is on most 

homes, is cold during the winter and 

has frost condensation and air infiltration 

from the window's mouldings, 

he said 

Bv mounting the traditional exterior 

storm window, air entering the home 

may be minimized, but the condensation 

still appears on the frame. 

ZATE SAYS that with the Thermal 

View, the condensation is eliminated 

because of tlx 1 air space between the 

storm and the primary window The 

window is sealed around the edges, 

eliminating escaping air 

Another feature is the sliding interior 

storm window, which allows for 

usage of the primary window. Because 

it is mounted on the inside, cleaning is 

simplified. 

A minimum sill space is necessary 

for a Thermal View storm window to 

be mounted. If an existing sill doesn't 

have the full three inches, an insert 

may be pinned on but it would remain 

stationary and the window could not 

be opened. 

Cost vary according to window size 

and sill type. 

"Replacement windows may run 

from $250-350 and up. A comparable 

pnce for this window would be $75-85." 

Zates said 

Delivery is foiir to six weeks after 

an interior storm is ordered Installation 

takes 45 minutes per window 

First-hand experience proved the 

winter fuel cost Savings to Zate during 

the past cold months 

"I put the windows on my own 

house. Last year, during January and 

February, my bill was $114 This year 

during the same period, my bill was 

$82." he said 

Installed primarily on existing 

houses, Thermal View interior storms 

are making headway into the new 

housing market as an option 

HIGH-RISE apartment owners also 

are becoming familiar with the 

increased value of the interior storm 

windows. 

"I've been talking with apartment 

building owners who pay for the tenants' 

heat. The high costs have caused 

them to raise their rents." Zate said 

"They have found that exterior storms 

don't look nice and are turning to us 

for interior storms to save money." 

For more information on Thermal 

View interior storm windows, contact 

Solar Sales. Inc. at 358-2211. 

INTERIOR 

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Here's a model of the interior storm window installation with 3M 

Company's new insulation set-up 

r r: t 

Tamper-proof 

helps prevent 

; With tbe advent of the sliding glass 

patio door wall being offered on scores 

of modern homes came an increase in 

the number of burglaries credited to 

the easy illegal entry those doors provide 

But the Karniotis Sales Co. in 

Detroit has developed a new sliding 

door wall locking device that several 

Jocal police departments are talking 

about in their crime prevention programs 

! With many doorwalls, a tool can be 

forced between the door and the 

frame, easily snapping off the lock Or 

the door can be lifted from the frame, 

disengaging the lock 

• Many homeowners put a board or 

dowel in the sliding door track or 

install dock lock bars to prevent the 

if 

lock 

crime 

sliding door from being forced open 

But the burglar merely makes his 

entry through the nonsliding side of 

the door wall. 

With the Karniotis' invention, it is 

impossible to lift the door to disengage 

the lock The device is called the 

"Slick 1 U>k ." This is how it works: By 

mounting the Slide Iôk at the bottom 

of the doorwall on the inside flange 

and drilling a hole into the dead door, 

neither the sliding nor the dead door 

can be moved upwards or sideways. 

It is a fool-proof lock and is constructed 

so that any homeowner can 

install it himself in 20 minutes. The 

lock cost $7. or the company will 

install it for $15 

TTie Karniotis Sales Co. offers a 

new sliding door lock that claims 

to be tamper proof, preventing 

burglars from entering through 

sliding doors or doorwalls—it's a 

lock that mounts to the door 

frame. 

Home Showcase 

;s 

Abbey Homes constructs with energy efficiency in mind. This 

model is made of wood siding with all wood windows and doorwall 

frames among other energy saving features. 

Abbey thinks efficiency 

In all of its new home construction. Abbey Homes uses a combination 

of standard features designed to help homeowners reduce soaring 

energy costs. 

An example of this energy-conscious construction is in models with 

siding where wood is used exclusively. Every Abbey house is built with 

all-wood window and doorwall frames, Aluminum siding and metal 

frames allow greater heat or cooling loss, resulting in higher fuel bills. 

Wood is initially more expensive, but it is superior in efficiency, quality 

and eye appeal 

Other energy-saving features in an Abbey house are six-inch fiberglass 

batts plus six inchblown fiberglass ceiling insulation; nine-inch 

fiberglass batts in studio ceilings; insulation on top of basement walls 

exceeding present standards; all insulated double-paned windows and 

doorwalls with screens; at least two opening windows in each room; 

Lennox conservator furnanee with electronic pilot and heatsaver flue 

damper; thermostatically controlled automatic attic exhaust fan; 

ample roof venting; power humidifier; wood front door and wood sectional 

garage door. 

Impact 

readies 

to expand 

Dallas Nagy, marketing director 

for Impact Marketing, a Farm 

ington-based new house national 

firm, will expand into at least 

four—and possibly six—new developments 

this year in the Detroit 

area 

The company now represents 30 

builders in five major developments: 

Ramblewood in Farm 

ington Hills, Whisperwood in Northville, 

Turtle Creek in Novi, 

Georgetown in Rochester and Beacon 

Hill in Plymouth. 

Nagy claims that by combining 

on one development, they are able 

to improve the quality of their merchandising 

such as lead-in signs, 

brochures, sales office tools and 

other items at considerably less 

cost. 

Impact is called in to work with 

the developer at the feasibility 

stage if the property meets their 

standards, he said. 

Impact will then arrange the sale 

of lots to a group of builders on a 

pooled basis and marketing the 

homes constructed by the builders. 

Impact specializes in upper 

middle income markets with an 

average home price of $90,000 

It's air conditioning time 

By SUZIE MARKS 

Remember sweltering through last 

summer wishing your home was air 

conditioned'' How about recalling 

those frequent visits to shopping malls 

and restaurants just to catch your 

breath in a cool place 9 

Now that winter has finally shed its 

coat, homeowners can prepare for the 

long hot summer ahead by installing 

central air conditioning It may be a 

small price to pay to alleviate frustrations 

and tensions caused by perspiration 

and faWgue 

If ordered now. complete central air 

conditioning may be installed in an 

existing structure within ten days by 

most dealers, says Harold S. Laven, 

owner of Central Heating in Southfield. 

"After we get a call, we are normally 

there in 48 hours. Once we give 

an estimate and the homeowner says 

OK. and if the house needs a standard 

unit, we can have it installed and operating 

within five to seven working 

days," he adds 

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Cost and design of the units depend 

on the house's age and exisiting heat 

ing system Home improvements such 

as adding insulation or new rooms 

makes every air conditioning case 

individual, says Dick Lampy, of I) & G 

Heating and Cooling in Livonia 

"OLD RULES of thumb do not apply 

for every dwelling." he adds 

An attic unit with a forced air system 

needs a furnace with an air duct 

and blower in order to accommodate 

the cooling devise. Laven says 

"If a house has an old furnace, the 

furnace should be changed, too," he 

contends 

Most homes over 10 years old that 

are heated electrically need additional 

work to raise the amps to meet government 

codes. 

"Many older homes only have 60 

amps An air conditioning contractor 

has to build to 100 amps of electrical 

service which may cost an additional 

$300." Laven says. 

Hot water and steam heated dwell 

The Old English design is just one of six models offered in the Williamsburg 

Village II condominiums in Bloomfield near South Boulevard 

and Opdyke roads. The other models are classic, country and 

southern colonial and two varieties of garden apartments. 

Reservation 

now open 

Reservations for the last 12 units in the final phases of the William 

sburg II. Inc.. a condominium complex in Auburn Heights, are still 

open. 

The three floor plans offered are two-story townhoues. One has 1.600 

square feet with two bedrooms and 24 baths; the second has 1.850 

square feet with three bedrooms and 2'z baths; and the third has 2.240 

square feet with two large bedrooms, a library tor third bedroom) and 

three full baths. 

Each unit has a garage with automatic opener and a masonry woodburning 

fireplace. The starting price is in the mid $60.000s 

Fifty-two units are occupied. The complex has a completed clubhouse 

with full kitchen and cocktail room with wet bar. a combination card 

room-dining room, mirrored exercise room, showers and sauna facilities. 

A large second-story deck overlooks the swimming pool for sunning 

and dining. 

The are two shopping centers within walking distance and four close 

by. 

Williamsburg II is off South Boulevard east of Opdyke Road. For 

more information, call 852-0800. The sales office hours are 1-5 p.m. daily 

except Thursday and 1-5 weekends. 

ings. without forced air can be air conditioned 

with a Space-I'ak cooling system 

This method works for homes 

that are hydraulically or electrically 

using a four inch diameter flexible 

pipe tucked in the ceiling with a four 

inch terminater from which the cool 

air will flow," yard and there is a 

blower in the attic." 

IN A COLONIAL home, the cool air 

flows through the closets to termi 

inters in the ceiling of the first floor 

rooms. This is a relatively new system, 

Laven continued, which works 

very successfully 

Cost for the Space Pak depends on 

the number of tons of cool air 

required, which is figured on the 

house's square footage 

For example. Laven explains. "The 

minimum cost would be $1,200 per ton 

So if a house requires three tons of 

cooling it would cost about $3,600 The 

homeowner can figure his tonage 

requirements by taking the square 

footage of the home and dividing it by 

six." 

New models 

announced 

by Horizons 

Horizons of Milford. a development 

of 44 custom houses, has 

opened 

Peter Orlop of Century 21 Cedar j- 

Shores. Inc , will handle sales of the " 

houses There are four finished ' 

models open, each with archi- \ 

tectura! variations, starting at~ 

$108,000 and offered with a new 

home guaranteed trade-in program 

The houses will be landscapped in 

all front areas, said Ernie Rouse, a 

partnenn PER Construction 

They will have 12 inches of 

insulation in the ceiling and threeinch 

blanket sidewall insulation 

with styrofoam sheeting 

Standard items include Pullum 

wood windows and wood doorwalls. 

masonry fireplaces, stereo systems. 

dishwashers, drop-in gas 

ninge, rough plumbing for ice 

makers and soft water by-pass with 

instant hot water systems, bi fold 

steel garage doors, au'omatic door 

openers and floodlights It offers 

underground utilities and natural 

gas 

Horizons of Milford models are 

open 1-6 p m Wednesday and. 

Friday-Sunday. It's closed Monday, 1 

Tuesday and Thursday. The development 

is three miles north of 1-96 

(Milford exit), one mile east of Milford 

Road on the corner of Southil^ 

and Dawson. Call Orlop at 69&4500 

for more details 

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Life for the deaf 

studied on stage 

"Johnny Belinda." one of the first 

American plays to explore the worldof 

the deaf. will open at the Hilberry 

Iheatre on Jure' 2 for a two weedend 

run. 

I'art of the Bonstelle Theatre series, 

"Johnny Belinda has been moved to 

Ilk- air conditioned Hilberry for the 

comfort of patrons. This play by 

Klmer Harris will be performed 

Kndays and Saturdays at 8.30 p.m 

with Sunday matineees at 2 p.m 

through June 11 

C'.uest artist Hal V'oungblood. Detroit 

area radio personality, will play the 

role of Black McDonald, Belinda s 

father. 

When • Johnny Belinda' opened on 

Broadway in 1940. Burns Mantle called 

this play "a good old-fashioned emotional 

evening of theatre." and Commonweal 

Magazine called the t lie me 

"both fresh and poignant." Jane 

Wvman later won anAcademy Award 

for her portrayal of Belinda in the 

motion picture adaptation 

ShT ON AN ISLAND off the coast of 

Nova Scotia. Canada, "Johnny 

Belinda" tells the story of a deaf-mute 

girl whose harsh world changes when 

a young doctor from the mainland 

teaches her sigh language for the deaf. 

Itaped by an islanader, she gives birth 

to a son whom she calls Johnny 

Belinda 

When the father tries to steal the 

baby, she shoots him. She is eventually 

cleared by acourt. however, and goes 

off to marry the doctor 

In the leading role of Belinda is Kim 

Cook (Westland» Others in the cast 

includa Tim Holton (Birmingham;), 

Richard Buzinski iNew Baltimore). 

Klizabeth Gulick-Eastman (Detroit) 

juid Kim Carney (Lansing) 

Tickets are on sale at the Wayne 

State Theatre Box Office (Cass and 

Hancock), Detroit 48202 (telephone 

577-2960). or at Hundson's . Oakland 

University Ticket Service. Highland 

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Oakway 

meeting 

to hear 

harpist 

A harpist and an ensemble from 

the orchestra will entertain after the 

annual meeting and board election of 

the Oakway Symphony Society 

The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. 

TTuirsday. June 1 in Botsford Inn, 

Grand River north of Eight Mile. 

Kannington Hills 

President Ivabell Harlan said the 

business meeting will include annual 

reports and the prospectus for the 

1978-9 season 

The nominating committee will 

propose these names for membership 

on the board of directors: Robert 

Bennett. Livonia councilman; Dr. 

Philip LaFata. St Mary Hospital 

staff; Charlene Slabey, Farmington 

composer, Helen Hartley. Troy; 

Michael Mainguth, Redford Township 

resident and violinist in the 

orchestra, and Dolores Gold, 

Birmingham 

Eligible to vote are all members of 

the society—sponsors, patrons and 

sustaining members. There is no 

other charge for attendance or the 

entertainment 

PAULA PINTERPE will be featured 

as harp solist A member of the 

University of Windsor Harp 

Ensemble, she has has appeared on 

Canadian television and is winner of 

a scholarship in Farmington Musical 

e competition 

Ms Pinterpe is a member of the 

Seaway Symphony and has performed 

with the orchestras of West 

Bloomfield, Grosse Pointe, Wyandotte. 

Dearborn and Allen Park 

The Oakway Chamber Ensemble 

will be heard in "Hornpipe" by 

Handel, Sarabande for Harp by 

Coupenn, three short pieces by 

Ibert. Petite Suite for Harp by Watkins, 

and "Magic Trumpet" by 

Burk 

Performers, besides Ms. Pinterpe, 

will be Paul A morel lo. oboe, Charles 

Coltrane, flute, Francesco DiBlasi, 

trumpet. Isabel Metry. French horn; 

Eleanor Peets, piano; Don Bartko- 

viak, bassoon, and Marvin Klein, 

clarinet 

AFTER REFRESHMENTS, the 

new board will meet to elect officers. 

New nominees will be Richard 

Thompson, provost of Oakland Community 

College's Orchard Ridge 

PAULA PINTERPE 

Harp soloist 

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campus, for vice-president, and Ruth 

Africh of Southfield for recording 

secretary 

Proposed for re-election are Mrs 

Harlan as president; Mrs George 

Daniel of Southfield, corresponding 

secretary, and Sally Olds of Southfield. 

treasurer 

Schoolcraft summer festival 

music auditions nearing 

Final student auditions for the 12th 

annual Summer Music School and Festival 

will be held Saturday. June 3. at 

Schoolcraft College. ' 

The music school and festival run 

concurently during July, with classes 

in session daily. Students are accepted 

by audition. 

Audition appointments are scheduled 

by contacting Richard Saunders, 

assistant dean of arts and sciences, at 

591-6400, ext. 510. Students unable to 

meet the June 3 date may also audition 

on the first day of classes by special 

arrangement with Saunders. 

The summer music school is open to 

junior and senior high school students 

and to college students College credit 

is available. 

The faculty is composed of Detroit 

Symphony Orchestra personnel as well 

as Schoolcraft music department staff 

members. Instruction includes orchestra, 

band and chamber music 

ensembles in addition to music history 

and theory. Classes are scheduled 

from 9 a m to 3 p.m. every day except 

Wednesday, when classes end at 11:30 

a.m. 

Tuition and fees range from $64 to 

$125 depending on admission status, 

residence and whether instruction is 

being taken for credit or not. 

The summer music festival is com 

prised of three Tuesday evening concerts 

presented by the summer music 

school faculty and guest artists. This 

season, the performances will be given 

at 8 p.m. on July 11. 18 and 25 in the 

IJberal Arts Theater on the Schoolcraft 

campus 

The performing emsembles include 

a string trio and quartet, woodwind 

quintet and trio, percussion duo and 

several other small ensembles In 

addition, the Detroit Brass Society's 

DIA jazzing 

Thursday 

The Detroit Institute of Arts 

"Thursday Jazz at the Art Institute" 

summer series will open June 1, with 

pianist Marian McPartland. 

Two performances will be given, at 

7:30 and 9:30 p.m in the museum's 

Kresge Court. Tickets may be 

obtained at the museum ticket office. 

Esteemed as one of the top jazz 

musicians in the world, British-born 

McPartland has performed in the U.S. 

since 1946. Her recent credits include 

guest performances at festivals at 

Newport-New York, Monterey, 

Detroit, Salt Iâke City and Nice. 

Her tour calendar has covered a 

series of concerts in South America 

with Earl Hines, Teddy Wilson and 

Ellis Larkins, as well as an extensive 

schedule of performances with John 

lêwis and Hank Jones in Japan 

brass quintet will be featured on2the 

first two performance dates CjfrBral 

admission for faculty concerts IS" "$2 

College and public school students will 

be admitted for $1, while children 5 

and under and senior citizens 65 and 

older will be admitted free Tickets 

will be available at the door. 

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nights 

FOLLOWING THE McPartland performances, 

the jazz series will con 

tinue every Thursday evening for 13 

weeks through Aug 31, offering a 

crosjrsection of jazz artists who make 

Detroit their home, blended with former 

Detroit musicians who have 

earned national reputations 

Included will be Thad Jones. Hal 

McKinney, Hank Jones. George Ben 

son, Bess Bonnier, Barry Horns. 

Kenny Burrell. Roland Hanna. Charles 

McPherson and others 

Wine, beer, soft drinks and snacks 

wil be available Reserved seating will 

be provided For reservations and a 

complete schedule of "Thursday Jazz 

at the Art Institute." write or tele 

phone the Detroit Institute of Arts 

ticket office at 832-2730 

Pine Knob opening next week 

The Pine Knob Music Theatre will begin its seventh 

season June 2 with the musical group America 

Attractions during the first week also will include the 

Marshall Tucker Band on June 4 and Jefferson Starship 

on June 5 and 6. 

Tickets for all attractions at the Knob this season will 

be limited in number due to the heavy advanced sale of 

the four subscription series. Interested persons should 

call the Pine Knob Hotline, 647-7790, as to the availability 

of tickets and the outlets with tickets available to 

purchase 

AMERICA, June. 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m.: Dan Peek, 

Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckley return tb Pine Knob 

for the sixth time. Since the first best-selling rf-cord "A 

Horse With No Name." the boys proved their versatility 

and established their own sound It is highly distinctive 

and easily recognizable Their Pine Knob concerts sell 

out every year, 

MARSHALL TUCKER Band. June 4 at 7:30 p m Out 

of the hills of Kentucky four years ago came the Marshall 

Tucker Band and today they have earned a name 

as one of the hardest-working, crowd-pleasing bands on 

the road Their newest record. "Together-Forever" is 

one of their hottest sellers Iâst year they soldout at the 

Knob 

JEFFERSON Starship. June 5 and 6 at 7:30 p m The 

music of Jefferson Starship is as unmistakable in ihe 

'70s as was the sound of Jefferson Airplane in the '60s 

'Hie debut of the Starship in the fall of 1974 was the 

record "Dragonfly " 

Their newest album is "Earth " It is their fourth 

recording venture In addition to Grace Slick, Paul Kan 

tner and Marty Balin, the band members are Craig Cha 

quico (lead guitar), John Barata (drums) and Pete 

Sears and Dave Freiberg alternating on bass and 

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Perkins sings mostly Irish folk songs 

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and American folk songs as well as 

original music on Sunday nights. He 

performs 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Royal 

Oak pub located on Main Street, three 

blocks south of Eleven Mile. 

He is featured on Mondays through 

May. On June 8 he and Larry Larson, 

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will begin regular Thursday night performances, 

marking a reunion of the 

two singers on stage. 

Professionally singing for the last 12 

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has specialized in Irish music for the 

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says, from the folk repertoire he had 

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He.also performs regularly at the Tipperary 

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last four years. 

"SINGING IS what I grew up 

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graduate of Lutheran High School 

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Street in Detroit. Among coffee houses 

where he has performed are the Cellar, 

the Crystal Wind and the Chess 

Mate. 

He will be a strolling minstrel at 

Greenfield Village this summer. 

Perkins is proficient on the guitar, 

dulcimer, banjo, penny whistle and 

harmonica. Often he plays one of the 

stringed instruments while aecom- , ' , 

panying himself on the harmonica. 

Although he loves performing his 

own songs, he enjoys playing the traditional 

folk songs because. "I don't 

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are the songs of the people, but often 

people aren't interested , in keeping 

their culture alive. By singing the 

songs, he is keeping them alive for a 

few, he says. 

AMERICANS HAVE a sense of 

humor, Perkins says with a twinkle in 

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because of this maybe they shouldn't 

have a national anthem as lofty as the 

"Star Spangled Banner." With a smile 

on his face he offers a suggestion: 

"Turkey in the Straw." 

Students exhibit art 

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through August 31. in the Cranbrook 

Academy of Art Museum, 500 Ix>ne 

Pine 

Hours are 1-5 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays. 

Closed Mondays. Admission is $1 

for adults, 75 cents for students and 

senior citizens. 

Selected by Academy of Art President 

Roy Slade, exhibited works are 

by first- and second-year students in 

the academy's two-year degree programs. 

Although students today frequently 

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academy study metalsmithing, ceramics. 

fiber, painting, sculpture, design, 

architecture, printmaking or photography. 

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Perkins laughs at this, and says that 

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song a silly as "Turkey in the Straw" 

in his act. 

Married and the father of a 3'2-yearold 

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The title song was written by Larry 

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This award means that Weber's Inn 

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Weber's located on 3050 Jackson. 

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Now you can make your banking 

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of DETROITBANK Corporation banks. 

If you live or work in the Livonia Southfield or Troy 

areas it s now even more convenient for you to 

do all your banking right m your community Detroit 

Rank I ivonia. Detroit Bank Southfield and 

Detroit Bank Troy havfe just opened a total of five 

new banking offices to serve you bettor 

These offices are now open and ready to serve 

you offering savings and checking accounts 

personal and auto loans, and a full-range of other 

banking services including commercial loans and 

home mortgages 

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Salem ousted from tourney on Recker's 

two-hitter 

By DENNIS O'CONNOR 

It was a classic pitching duel, pitting 

two of the area's best hurlers, Mark 

Recker of Farmington Harrison (5-1) 

and Bruce Piper of Plymouth Salem 

(8-0). 

In the end. Keeker outlasted Piper to 

give the Hawks a 1-0 victory in a prequalifying 

state tournament game at 

the dustbowl diamond in Farmington 

Saturday afternoon 

Harrison, 11-5 after the victory, now 

advances to the pre-districts where it 

gets another shot at Western Six 

League rival Plymouth Canton. Harrison 

will host the number-one team in 

the state this Saturday beginning at 

noon, 

"Canton!" exclaimed Harrison 

coach John Harrington. "We get 

another shot at Canton Keeker 

pitched an excellent game under the 

pressure. Salem is a good hitting ball 

club. He will pitch against Canton next 

week." 

For Salem, it was an abrupt and disappointing 

way to end their state tournament 

chances. The loss also cancelled 

the long-awaited battle between 

the two Plymouth teams. 

Salem had a team batting average of 

.340 going into this game, and coach 

Brian Gilles was at a loss to explain 

why his squad registered only two hits 

against the Hawks. 

"It's never a good time not to hit the 

ball, and we picked a terrible time to 

do it. Piper could very easily be &-0. 

"Hell, what are you going to do with 

only two hits? We had opportunities 

but left men on base. I don't know 

what the answer is. 

"It's a big disappointment not to get 

by the first round. We were looking 

forward to next week (against Canton) 

and now its out the window." 

Salem is still leading the Suburban 

Eight League with four games left on 

the schedule. 

Hie only run off Piper came in the 

fourth inning when Hawk third baseman 

Kevin Collar singled for one of 

the five Harrison hits. He promptly 

stole second when Salem catcher 

Bubba Wilcox couldn't get the ball out 

of his mitt. Collar then scored on a 

single to left by Al Goniwich for the 

lone run. 

Salem had its chances in the last two 

innings. Leadoff doubles by Paul Dillon 

in the sixth, and Matt Etienne in 

the seventh looked like they could be 

the start of scoring rallies But Recker 

settled down and got the next three 

hitters in each innings to preserve his 

gem. 

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Thursday. May 25, 197B 

Trio fails 12-foot mark 

(C)IC 

Rock pole vaulters zapped 

In what Plymouth Salem boys track 

coach Gary Balconi called "the big 

gest tragedy" of his coaching and 

sports career, the Rocks' pole vault 

trio of Scott Kappler, Dennis Ogden 

and Mack Choma failed to qualify for 

the state meet—even though the win 

rung regional height was only 12-11 

The Rock trio was practicing two 

hours before the Farmington regional 

at heights of -13-4) All three cleared 

that mark with ease. Kappler holds 

top height in Class A with a 14-8 3 * 

vault 

But when it cam time for the competition, 

the vault pit was switched to 

a spot against the wind—rather than 

with the wind where the Salem thinclads 

were practicing 

Consequently, none of the three 

Rock stars could even clear the 12-foot 

height, ruining their chances for state 

meet qualification. 

"It's the most disasterous and disappointing 

day I've ever had in 

sports—along with the Portage Central 

football game," Balconi, also an 

assistant football coach, said." (Salem 

lost a state quaterfinal grid game to 

(Continued on page 2C) 

It's the most disasterous and disappointing 

day I've ever had in sports .... Needless to 

say, we were all super, super disappointed. I 

was disappointed for the kids. Here, they 

were working hard for this meet since last 

January and all they can do is pack up their 

poles and go home.' 

-Gary Balconi 

Salem track coach 

Chiefs edge Churchill 9 3-2 

Western Six League baseball champions 

Plymouth Canton finished its 

league schedule in fine fashion with a 

come-from behind 3-2 victory over 

Uvonia Churchill Monday afternoon at 

the Chargers' diamond 

The victory gave Canton a final 

league record of 9-1 The Chiefs had 

wrapped up their fourth straight Westem-6 

title last Thursday by beating 

Waterford Mott Canton's overall 

record is 17-3 

Russ Mandle's first-inning double 

scored Scott Collins, who had walked 

to lead off the game, and the Chiefs 

took an early 1-0 lead over Roger 

Frayer's Chargers. 

Churchill came back in the second 

inning, scoring two unearned runs off 

Brian James—thanks to a couple of 

singles and two Canton errors 

Collins scored Canton's second run 

of the game as well, tying the score in 

the top of the fifth inning. Collins led 

off the inning with a sharp single to 

left and was sacrificed to second by 

Jeff Campbell. He moved to third on 

an infield single by Mandle and scored 

on a bloop single to left by designated 

hitter Scott Dawson 

Churchill's Dave Krick led off the 

bottom of the fifth inning with an opposite 

field triple 

But James, who settled down after 

the first three innings, retired the next 

three batters and got out of the jam. 

Canton scored the eventual winner 

in the top of the sixth when Smith led 

off the inning with a single. He moved 

to second after Ray Smock walked. 

Both runners advanced on a wild 

pitch, and Smith scored on Tom Norton's 

sacrifice fly. 

The win raised James' record to 6-0 

Giris Ritchey lost his chance to compete in the state meet in the 

220-yard dash when he stepped on the lane mark for a fourth time and 

was disqualified. (Staff photo by Gary Caskey) 

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action against Churchill. Canton defeated Churchill in 

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state tournament setback to Farmington 

Harrson on Saturday to edge Suburban 

Eight league rival Trenton, 3-2, Tuesday 

afternoon at the Trojans' diamond. 

The Salem triumph kept the Plymouth 

squad one game ahead in the loop race 

with an 8-3 record (not including yesterday's 

contest with Allen Park). Salem's 

overall record stands at 15-6. 

Although Salem continued to slump at 

the plate, another outstanding pitching performance 

by Doug Holloway saved the 

game Holloway won his fourth game in six 

decisions, allowing five hits, striking out 12 

and walking three. 

Trenton scored both runs in the second 

inning against the Salem righthander. 

The Rocks registered only six hits on the 

day, also scoring twice in the second 

stanza before getting the winning run in the 

fifth inning 

Paul Dillon started the fifth inning with a 

walk He moved to third base on a wild 

pitch when the ball got lost in the high 

grass of the backstop Sam Merrill then hit 

a fly ball to centerfield which scored 

u Dillon. 

r Bubba Wilcox and John Lewelling led off 

the second inning with back-to-back singles. 

They advanced to second and third 

base on an error by the leftfielder, and 

scored on a two-run single by Mike 

Michalek. 

Lewelling was the big stick for the 

Rocks, registering two singles in the 

victory. 

Salem faces Dearborn Edsel Ford today 

(Thursday). Salem's three setbacks in 

Salem softballers 

.eague play have all been by one run 

Redford Union. Bentley and Allen Park 

remain in contention for the league race, 

tied for second, one game behind the 

Rocks. 

Salem played the Trenton game without 

the the services of Bob Waite and Joe 

Goodsir because they missed Monday's 

practice. 

end Franklin's streak 

The Plymouth Salem girls softball team 

ended Livonia Franklin's 10-game win 

streak with a convincing 14-4 non-league 

victory Monday afternoon. , 

It was Salem's 11th victory in 13 

decisions. 

The Rocks led all the way in the contest 

as pitcher Debbie Pitera breezed to 

another victory. Pitera allowed only seven 

Patriot hits. 

Salem pounded 15 hits led by Nan Horwood's 

four-for-four day. Becky Crespo and 

Kathy Dillon pounded two hits apiece and 

each had a triple. Wendy Webb also added 

two singles. 

Charisse Dore suffered the loss for 

Franklin. Bea Grech-Cumbo led the Patriot 

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JC(P.C) Thursday, May 25, 1978 

Pole vaulters miss state meet 

(Continued from page 1C) 

Portage last fall). 

"Needless to say, we were all super, 

super disappointed I was disappointed 

for the kids Here they were working 

hard for this meet since last January 

and all they can do is pack up their 

poles and go home." 

Hie pole tfault "tradegy" wasn't the 

only disappointment for Salem last 

weekend Balconi said the missed pole 

vault times took a lot oil of the other 

performances by Rock teammates 

Chris Ritchey was another Rock who 

felt the wrath of had luck. Clearly one 

of the fastest runners in the state at 

the 220-yard dash, Ritchey was disqualified 

in this race when one judge 

rilled he touched the lane markers 

more than three times during his 

race—even though he was 15 yards 

ahead of the rest of the heat 

But that wasn't all 

The Rock 880-yard relay combination 

of Dave Booker, Curt Lewis, 

Tom Carl and Ritchey were seeded 

first in the race but dropped the first 

exchange The relay team was 75 

yards behind the rest of the field and 

eventually made up 50 yards of the 

defeat but couldn't pull the win off 

If the Rocks had won the first three 

spots in the pole vault, the 880-yard 

relay and the 220-yard dash, they could 

have overtaken regional champion 

Ijvorua Churchill. Instead, the Rocks 

placed eighth with 17 points 

"I really thought we were the 

stronger individually than Churchill," 

Balconi said "I thought we could win 

the regional. I felt we were the best 

team in the area " 

Salem still qualified seven thinclads 

for the state meet The 440-yard relay 

team of Greg Stevens. Booker, Mike 

Christie and Ritchie placed third at 

45 8. Bob Dasher placed fifth in the 

discus, but qualified with a third place 

spot in the shot put with his best heave 

of the season at 53-24. 

Greg Davis qualified by placing 

third in the 100-yard dash with a : 10 8 

clocking 

Tom Rubadue gave a "gutty" performance 

to qualify in the 88&yard 

run, placing third with a 1:58.2 time. 

His best time prior to this race was 

two minutes flat. 

Plymouth Canton's Rich Fleischer 

won the 220-yard run outright with a 

23 0 clocking He was the lone bright 

spot and state qualifer for coach Mike 

Tiano s squad. Fleischer, only a sophomore, 

has. dominated this event all 

season long 

The only other top performance for 

the Chiefs was the 880-yard relay combination 

of Brent Eckles, John Tarr, 

Dan McGlinn and Fleischer which 

placed fourth with a 1:33 1 clocking. 

GIRLS TRACK REGIONALS 

Plymouth Salem girls produced 

three medalists and one state qualifier 

in its regional competition also at 

Farmington. 

Karen Ford was Salem's lone state 

qualifier as she placed third in the shot 

put with a school record toss of 35-0 

Her previous best throw was 32 10 

Kathy Sample improved on her best 

mile clocking by almost 25 seconds, 

placing fifth with a 5:29.7 time—also a 

school record. 

The Rocks' third school record went 

to sophomore Diane Perpich in the 

high jump when she leaped 5-2 for a 

fourth-place finish. Her height actually 

tied her for third place, but she had 

one more attempt than her closest 

opponent. 

Salem coach Scott Kurtz was 

pleased with his crew's performace, 

especially the job turned by these 

three girls. 

"I'm just overjoyed with our 

improvement," Kurtz said "It's the 

best we've done at a regional in a long 

time." 

Salem finished tied for ninth place 

with Southfield I-athmp Each team 

scored six points. Farmington Mercy 

took the regional crown 

"I'm disappointed We didn't get 

more girls to go to state," Kurtz said 

"But that's not as important as the 

progress we've made 

"We've choked at the regionals in 

the last few years, but this was just an 

outstanding job They did what I asked 

and more. It seems to make the whole 

season worthwhile." 

Erin Lucas was the other Salem 

bright spot, finishig sixth in the hurdles. 

Plymouth Canton scored only one 

point and didn't send anyone to the 

state meet, as it used the regional for 

a warm-up to the Western Six league 

meet next week. 

Kelly Heaton was the Chiefs' lone 

medalist with a fifth-place finish in the 

shot put at 33-8. 

Other improvements for the Chiefs 

included Geri Schufeldt's seventh 

place finish in the two-mile run Lynne 

Rudolph ran under the six-minute 

mark in the mile race. And freshman 

Kathy Brophy was sixth in the 80^yard 

run at 2:30.4 

CI.ASS A - BOYS' REGIONAL 

TEAM FINISH — 1 Livonia Churchill 38W points. 

2 North Firmington, S7V 3 Livonia Franklin, 29, 4. 

Garden City West. 71. i Southfield High. 21V « 

Livonia Stevenson, 2Vk. 7. Wayne Memorial. 1»V 8. 

Plymouth Salem. 17. 9. Farmington High, ll 1 *. 10 

Plymouth Canton, 8. II Garden City East, 8. 12 

Westland John G|enn, 5, 13 Southfield Lathruj* i**. 

14 Livonia Bentley. 4, 15 Northville High, 3, 16 

Farmington Harrison. 2 

STATE MEET QUALIFIERS 

HIGH JUMP - 1 McKibben (Farmington). S-3; 2 

Hall (Stevenson), 6-3, 3 Lee (Southfield). 6-3 

DISCUS - 1 Biehl (N. Farmington), 158 9S; 2 

Kielty (Churchill), 155-10, 3 Jurczyszyn (Stevenson), 

155-6 

POLE VAULT - 1 Giaccagglia (Garden City 

West), 12-11, 2 Kmet (Franklin), 12 11, 3 (tie) 

Brancheau (Farmington) and Shandan (Churchill), 

12-7. LONG JUMP - 1 Kogler (Garden City West), 

21-'/4, 2 Cieszkowski (Churchill), 20-5'«. 3 Coran 

(Northville), 20-1%, 

SHOT PUT — 1 Walmroth (Southfield!. 54-5%. 2 

Kielty (Churchill 1.53-10. 3 Dasher (Salem). 53 2V 

TWO-MILE RUN - I Blaha (Wayne Memonal). 

9 20 2. 2 Church (Southfield). 9 20 8 . 3 Jones (Chur 

chill), 9 37.2 

334-YARD LOW HURDLES - 1 Miller (N Farm 

ington), 38.0 (regional record). 2 Oblinger (Garden 

City West). 39.0, 3 Goforth (Lathrup). 39.1 884- 

YARD RELAY - 1 Livonia Churchill. 1 33 0. 2 

Uvonia Franklin. I 33 0 , 3 Livonia Stevenson, I 33 0 

M4-YARD RUN - 1 Phillips (Garden City East), 

1 57.7. 2 Mason (Wayne Memorial), 1 57.8, 3 

Rubadue (Salem ), I 58.2 

114-YARD DASH - 1 Cohen (N. Farmington), 

10 4, 2 Miller (N. Farmington I, 10 5. 3 Davis 

(Salem I, 10 8 

124-YARD HIGH HURDLES - I Doran (N 

Farmington), 14 8. 2 Oblinger (Garden City West). 

14 8. 3 Austin (Churchill). 14 9 

444-YARD DASH — 1 Bowen (Franklin), 50 1, 2 

Whwler (Stevensoni, 513 3 Beane (Stevenson). 

51 8 

MILE RUN — 1 Blaha (Wayne Memorial), 4 27.6. 

2 Church (Southfield* 4 27.6 , 3 Jones (Churchill). 

4 29.5 

444-YARD RELAY - I Livonia Churchill. 44 9, 

2 North Farmington 45 1. 3 Plymouth Salem, 

45 8 

224YARD DASH — 1. Fleischer (Canotn). 23 0. 2 

Cohen iN. Farmingtoni, 23 8, 3 Ryan (Churchill). 

23 9. 

MILE RELAY — I Livonia Franklin, 3 27.3. 2 

Garden City West. 3 28.7, 3 Westland John Glenn 

3 30 4 

CLASS A - GIRLS' REGIONAL 

TEAM FINISH - 1 Farmington Our Lady of 

Mercy, 49 points; 2 Livonia Stevenson. 43, 3 West 

land John Glenn. 31. 4 Wayne Memorial, 23, 5 (tie) 

Livonia Franklin and Livonia Bentley, 14 each, 7. 

Farmington Harrison, 13. 8. Livonia Churchill, 12, 9. 

(Ue) Southfield Lathrup and Plymouth Salem, 6 

each. 11 Northville High. 4, 12 Southfield High. 2. 

13 (tie) Farmington High and Plymouth Salem. 1, 

14 (tie) North Farmington and Garden City West. 0 

each. 

STATE MEET QUALIFIERS 

HIGH JUMP — 1 Niebert (Wayne Memonal). 5 6, 

2 Maya (Bentley), 5-4, 3 Duckett (Harrison), 5 2 

DISCUS — I Donovan (Stevenson), 105-8'v 2 

Awad (Franklin), 104-9, 3 Smith (Churchill) 

LONG JUMP - 1 McDougal (John Glenn), 17 6 

2 Niebert (Wayne Memorial), 16-3V 3 Kornegger 

(Stevenson). 16-1 

SHOT PUT - 1 Awad (Franklin), 42 4, 2 Roth 

(Garden City East), 36-8, 3 Ford (Salem), 35-0 

TWO-MILE RUN - 1 Heinlen (Mercy), 11 41 3 

(regional record), 2 Bowers (Bentley), 12 M 0, 3 

Weyard (Wayne Memorial), 12 II 3 

844-YARD RELAY - 1 Westland John Glenn, 

1 45 6 (regional record). 2 Farmington Our I-ady of 

Mercy, 1 47.6, 3 Livonia Stevenson, 1 49.8 

SM-YARD RUN - I Yadach iMercy), 2 21 0, 2 

Collins (Mercy). 2 21 I. 3 Quaderer (Churchill). 

2 215 184-YARD DASH - I Schmidt iStevenson). 

116, 2 McDougal (John Glenn), 11 6, 3 Burt (John 

Glenn), 12 0 

114-YARD HURDLES — 1 Preston (Wayne 

Memonal), 15 8, 2 Russceak (Franklin). 15 9. 3 

Carter (Northville), 15 9. 

444-YARD DASH — I Grabowski (Harrison), 

58.4, 2 Plachta (Bentley), 59 6, 3 Yadach 

(Mercy). 60 0 

MILE RUN - I Voyles (Stevenson), 5 12 7, 2 

Collins (Mercyi, 5 22 0, 3 Heinlen i Mercy). 5 23 I 

444-YARD RELAY — 1 Farmington Our Lady of 

Mercy, 52 8, 2. Westland John Glenn 54 2, 3 

Farmington Harrison. 54 3 

224-YARD DASH — 1 Schmidt (Stevenson), 26 6, 

2 McDougal (John Glenn). 26 6. 3 Whalen (Mercy), 

27.5 

MILE RELAY — 1 Farmington .-Aur Lady of 

Mercy, 4 114,2 Livonia Stevenson. 4 

Memonal, 4 16 5 

Netters crush Ypsi 

The Plymouth Salem tennis team 

won an impressive 6-1 decision over 

Ypsilanti in non-league action last 

Thursday afternoon 

It was, in coach Jim Stevens' opinion, 

"the best team effort'' by the 

Rock netters in a long time. 

TTie victory raised the Suburban 

Eight League squad's record to 10-2 

overall this season. The Rocks are tied 

Big catch 

Edwin H. Terberg of 42245 Saltz 

Road. Canton, earned a citation in the 

Metropolitan South Florida Fishing 

Tournament when he caught a 380- 

pound shark in the Unlimited Division. 

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Baumgarten on the Cowboy out of Key 

West He also will receive a jacket 

patch and yearbook with his award at 

the close of the tournament. 

3 Wayne 

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against Ypsilanti. 

Curt Schultz, Bob Braun, and Scott 

Crespo each won singles matches. 

Ed Thomas and Jeff Bearup, Dick 

Cook and Craig Stevens, and Larry 

Kummer and Mark Thomas were the 

three doubles victors. 

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Plymouth Canton golfer Cathy 

Anderson shot a school record 83 for 18 

holes to lead the Chiefs to an impressive 

second-place finish in the Central 

Five League meet held Monday afternoon 

at Lake-In-the-Woods in Ypsilanti. 

Anderson, the league meet medalist, 

shot a 42-41 combination to gain the 

top spot among the Central-5 golfers. 

Canton finished with a team score of 

400, 20 strokes behind league champion 

Saline. 

Plymouth Salem, which was tied 

with Canton for second place after the 

dual meet competition, placed third in 

the match with a 410. Willow Run finished 

fourth at 467, and Brighton was 

last at 476. 

The league meet results were a surprising 

turnabout compared to the 

regionals for the two Plymouth 

squads 

Canton shot poorly at the regional 

last Friday and failed to qualify for 

the state meet. But they rebounded 

with the solid league meet performance 

which topped Salem, 

The Rocks gelled at the regionals, 

placing third and qualifying for the 

state meet. Salem let down, at the 

league meet, however, finishing third. 

Salem was the league champion last 

season, while Canton finished last. 

Saline golfers took the second, third 

and fourth individual spots behind 

Anderson. Terri Larson, Alison Neff, 

and Karen Johnston shot 91, 94, and 95 

respectvely. Saline had a 8-0 dual meet 

record. 

Other all-league performers 

included fifth place golfer Beth Williams 

of Brigton who carded a 96. 

Salem's top golfer and sixth-place 

finisher Betty DeLano was the last to 

gain all-league honors with a 49-49—98 

total. • 

Behind Anderson in Canton's scoring 

were Linda Nurmi, 47-53—100, Janis 

McGlone, 57-45—102, and Peggy Visser, 

62-5J—115. 

Behind DeLano in Salem's scoring 

were June Delaney, 55-47—102, Beth 

Maggio, 56-46—104, and Meg McGee, 

48-58—106 

Canton batsmen 

bow in Midland 

The top-ranked Plymouth Canton 

baseball team took its lumps in Midland 

last weekend, losing two one-run 

ball games in the eight-team tourney. 

It marked only the second and third 

losses of the season for the Western-6 

champs 

The home run ball proved to be Canton's 

nemesis in the first game as 

Alpena edged the Chiefs, 5-4, on 

Friday An ill-timed rain shower cost 

Canton the second game against 

Livonia Franklin, 4-3, on Saturday. 

In the nightcap, Canton held a comfortable 

3-1 lead through the first five 

innings on the strength of two Scott 

Collins' home runs 

The Patriots came storming back in 

the bottom of the sixth, however, as 

Collins' three-base fielding error at 

shortstop allowed three Patroit runners 

to score—after Franklin had 

loaded the bases with only one out. 

Canton came back to tie the score in 

the top of the seventh when Collins and 

Brian James led off the inning with 

back-to-back walks. Scott Dawson's 

double scored Collins to tie the score, 

and the Chiefs had runners on second 

and third with no outs when the rain 

began to fall. 

The game was discontinued at that 

point and the score reverted back to 

the last complete inning, nullifying the 

Canton rally and giving Franklin the 4- 

3 victory. 

Friday's contest against Alpena saw 

Chief starter Doug Smith give up a 

three-run homer in the first inning. He 

settled down after that, allowing only 

one more run, another solo homer in 

the fourth inning. 

Canton battled back, however, and 

eventually tied the score at 4-4 after 

six innings. 

Dawson then came into relieve 

Smith in the seventh inning and 

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was only the second league victory in 

nine contests for the Chiefs, whose 

overall record stands at 5-7. Canton 

has already qualified for district 

action on June 3. 

"We're starting to beat people and 

gaining a lot of confidence," said Canton 

coach Joan Ryan. "We're starting 

to put it together." 

Lucy Howe, a junior, pitched 

another strong game against Churchill, 

allowing only one run in the first 

inning and two more in the third 

Ryan said Howe pitches stronger 

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The Chiefs' 12-hit attack was paced 

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Stevens who had a three-for-four day. 

Senior centerfielder Judy Frieman 

added two hits and two runs batted in, 

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«C(P.C) Thursday, May 25, 1978 

Stevenson, Salem netters qualify for state meet 

Livonia Stevenson, undefeated this 

season in dual meet action, proved its 

dominance in the Observer area with 

an easy victory in regional tennis competition 

at Plymouth last weekend. 

The Spartans, coached by Kent 

Shoemaker, easily defeated secondplace 

Plymouth Salem, 23-16, for the 

title The Rocks, with their runners-up 

finish, also qualified for the state meet 

in Midland 

Actually, the Plymouth regional was 

a four-team contest—even though 14 

squads participated Northville placed 

third with 15 points, missing statemeet 

qualification by a single tally. 

Westland John Glenn was fourth with 

13 points 

The fifth place team was Garden 

City West, which had seven points 

Three squads bed for sixth as Livonia 

Oiris Davio, Canton's fourth singles 

player, won one match in 

helping the Chiefs score three 

points in regional action. (Staff 

photo by Gary Caskey) 

Bentley, Wayne Memorial and Livonia 

Churchill tallied six points each. 

"We've been having a real good season," 

Shoemaker said. I didn't expect 

to have won (the regional) as easily as 

we did. We wrapped it up in the semifinals." 

Salem coach Jim Stevens, the tournament 

director, was equally pleased 

with his squad's performance, calling 

it "a total team effort." 

Salem's first singles Curt Schultz 

defeated Stevenson's Dan Horvath, 6- 

3, 6-4, in the championship match to 

highlight the Rocks' efforts. Schultz 

edged first-seed Ted Beyer fnftn 

Wayne Memorial in a split set decision. 

4-6. 7-5, 6-3, in the semifinals. 

The Rocks other regional medal 

came at the third doubles spot where 

unseeded Larry Kummer and Mark 

Thomas defeated top-seeded John 

Downs and Eric Babler of John Glenn, 

6-1. 6-4. 

Stevenson won three different spots 

in the regionals—third singles, fourth 

singles, and first doubles. 

Spartan Rod Carpenter whipped Phil 

Gwizdz of Garden City West, 6-2, 6-0 in 

the third singles finale to take the 

crown. Fourth singles Steve Garver, a 

senior, edged first-seeded freshman 

Scott Crespo of Salem, 7-5, 6-3, to take 

the crown in that position. It marked 

the first loss for Crespo this season 

after 14 victories. 

Stevenson's first doubles team of 

Ken Carpenter and Glenn Gwarda 

were surprise winners in this spot, as 

the unseeded pair defeated Steve Laffler 

and Steve Pyett of Northville. 6-1, 

6-2 in the championship round Carpenter 

and Gwarda had to win fourth 

matches for this title. 

Stevenson's Jim Pfeffer lost in the 

second singles finale to Doug Castillo 

of Northville, 6-1, 7-6. The Spartans 

second double combination of Doug 

Holmes and Ken Hunt also finished as 

runners-up to Glenn's Scott Healy and 

Jerry Green. 6-4, M. 

The state meet will be held next 

weekend. F riday. June 2 and Saturday. 

June 3 

PLYMOUTH TENNIS REGIONAL RESULTS 

Championship matrhri 

First slagles— Curt Schultz (PS) defeated Dan Hor 

vath (LS), ^3, M 

Hawks anxious • 

to face Chiefs 

SccMd slagles— Doug Castillo (N) defeated Jim 

Pfeffer (LS), H. 74 

TUN stagles — Ron Carpenter (LS) defeated Phil 

Gwizdz (GCW). 6-2. *0 

Faarth slagles— Steve Garver (LS) defeated Scott 

Crespo (PS). 7-6. 6-3 

First deables — Ken Carpenter and Glen Gwarda 

(LS) defeated Steve Laffler and Steve Pyett (N). M. 

6-2 , 

Sec—d doablei— Scott Healy and Jerry Green 

(JG) defeated Ken Hirnt and Doug Holmes (LSI, 6-4. 

6-4 

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Third de«Met — Larry Kummer and Mark Thomas 

(PS) defeated John Downs and Eric Babler (JG), 6-1, 

M 

Team Retails 

I) Livoala Steveasaa, 21: 2) Plymouth Salem. 16; 

J) Northville, IS; 4) Westland Jot* Glena, II; S) Garde* 

City West. 7; 6) Livoala Beatify, Uvonia Char 

cUU aad Wayae Memorial (tie), 6; »l Livoala Fraak- 

Ika. I; 16) Plymo«th Caatoa, 1; II) Dearborn Hit. 

Crettwood aad Redford Tharsloa (tie), 2; 12) Garden 

City East aad Redford Bishop Borgess (tie), 1 

•i 

Scott Crespo, only a freshman, advanced to the finals of the fourth 

singles regional competition before losing his first match of the season. 

It was by far the best individual performance by a Salem tennis 

freshman in years. (Staff photo by Gary Caskey) 

WSSL standings 

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there. 13-1, 3. N'vl 1 Aztecs 04 1 1 Farmington 1 

Fillies 0-5 0 0 

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West 1. a 5-0 0 


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By DENNIS O'CONNOR 

"Canton'—We get another shot at 

Canton " So said Farmington Harrison 

coach John Harrington, as he raised 

his arms in victory after edging 

Plymouth Salem. 1-0. in pre-qualifying 

action of the baseball state tournament 

The victory advanced the Hawks to 

the pre-district round against 

Plymouth Canton—a team which 

defeated Harrison twice in regular 

season action 

Hie pre-district game will be played 

Saturday starting at noon on the 

Hawks' diamond. The winner will 

advance to district action at Southfield 

on Saturday June 3, and will play the 

West Bloomfield—Milford Lakeland 

victor in the first round. 

Harrison's two setbacks to the topranked 

league champion Chiefs were 

by 3-1 and 4-1 scores earlier this season 

in Western Six League action. 

While Hawk coach Jota Harrington 

has a lot of respect for Canton, he just 

can't wait to face the Chiefs for a third 

time this season 

"It's always fun to play Canton," 

Harrington said "They are a good fundamental 

ball club You can t make 

any mistakes against them." 

Canton coach Fred Chssey readily 

admits he would rather have played 

Plymouth Salem in the pre-districts, 

not only for the All-Plymouth pre-district 

exposure, but because he doesn't 

like facing Harrison again 

"It's going to be a bear." Crissey 

said about Saturday's contest "It's 

always tough playing someone three 

times. We're going back to the fundamentals 

this week and hope we can 

beat them " 

Both Crissey and Harrington feel the 

game will be similar to the previous 

contests—low scoring affairs with 

pitching and defense dominating the 

action. 

Harrington feels the team which 

scores the first run could have an 

added advantage. 

"It's hard to play Canton if you get 

behind early because they are so good 

defensively," the Hawk coach said 

Harrington said Mark Recker, who 

pitched so superbly agaiast Salem last 

Saturday, would start against the 

Chiefs. Canton has beaten both Recker 

and Brett Homovec in the two previous 

games. Recker threw a two-hitter 

against Salem enroute to his sixth 

victory against one defeat. 

Cnssey said he was undecided about 

his starter but he has three excellent 

hurlers to choose from in Doug Smith. 

Scott Dawson and Brian James Dawson 

and Smith both beat Harrison this 

season, but it is James' turn to hurl in 

the rotation 

Canton dumped twice 

(Continued from page 3C) 

Alpena scored the eventual winning 

run on a bunt single, a walk, an error 

and a sacrifice fly 

Dawson started the Franklin game 

after only one inning of relief work 

against Alpena He was tagged with 

both losses, as his record dropped to 6- 

2 for the year 

Junior centerfielder Russ Mandle 

was one of Canton's top hitter in the 

toumey. along with Collins 

"I was pleased with the way our kids 

came fighting back in both games," 

said Canton coach Fred Crissey. 

"They gave a positive effort all the 

way 

Lady wood loses 

Detroit Divine Child scored eight 

nns in the third inning and went on to 

defeat Lady wood last week in a Catholic 

League softball contest, 11-7. 

Divine Child scored its other runs in 

the fourth and sixth frames, while 

Ladywood scored five runs in the first 

inning and two in the seventh. 

Liz O'Brien was the losing pitcher. 

u She stayed on the mound all seven 

* innings. 

"The Alpena game was a helluva 

game," the Canton mentor said "It 

was a knock down, drag-out game. It 

was just one of those days when the 

ball didn't bounce right for us. We had 

the base loaded in the bottom of the 

seventh and (Craig) Lee and (Tom) 

Norton lined out to end the game. 

"There's no way we should have lost 

to Franklin. I just hate to count that as 

a game," Crissey said. "But that's the 

rule." 

Grapplers 

wash cars 

The Plymouth Salem wrestling team 

will hold a car wash May 27 behind the 

Plymouth Elks Club, one-half mile 

east of Main Street. 

Rock coach Ron Krueger and his 

grapplers will wash cars for donations 

between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets for 

the wash may be purchased in 

advance from any Salem wrestler. 

The money raised will be used to 

buy equipment and send athletes to 

summer camps. 

Curt Schultz played some of his best tennis of the year in capturing 

the regional title at first singles last weekend. (Staff photo by Gary 

Caskey) 

Canton JV wins again 

Another victory for the Plymouth 

Canton junior varsity softball team 

gave the Chiefs a 7-1 season record 

after defeating Waterford Mott 

Thursday, 27-6 

The Chiefs were victorious over 

Mott earlier in the season. 10-3. 

Freshman Mariann Pink was the 

winning pitcher for the Chiefs as she 

struck out the last Mott batter in the 

seventh inning with the bases loaded 

Baseball's 

Sophomore Marlene McKinley had a 

grand slam home run for Canton in the 

game. 

Canton coach Cathy Himes commented 

that everyone on the squad 

played extremely well and together as 

a team. The Chiefs will play Plymouth 

Salem on Thursday to try and get 

revenge on their only loss of the 

season 

best 

Area baseball coaches are reminded 

to call Plymouth Canton coach Fred 

Crissey with their best batting and 

pitching averages every Monday night 

between 7-9 p.m. Crissey's phone number 

is 453-7180 

BEST HITTERS 

(As of May 21) 

(Based on 16 At-Bats) 

AB B H RBI AVE. 

Bob Waite (PS) 83 17 28 10 444 

Scott Collins (PC I 59 21 26 15 441 

Paul Dillon (PSi 43 13 18 5 419 

Joe Good*r (PS) 49 17 20 IS 406 

Matt Etienne (PS) 43 15 16 7 372 

Kirk Hunter (RU) 50 12 17 13 340 

Russ Mandle (PC) 82 13 21 14 358 

Darryl M«cDonald (RUi 

58 12 19 10 328 

Tom Brake (BB) 49 7 16 6 327 

Scott Dawdon (PC) 61 9 20 13 326 

Daw Krick (Ch) 40 11 13 10 325 

Dave Wilcox (PS) 68 12 22 17 324 

Yat McNamara (BB) 32 4 10 3 313 

Chris Clegg (Ch) 32 1 10 5 313 

BEST PITCHERS 

W L IP ER ERA 

Brian James (PC) 6 1 49 3 0 35 

Greg Brake (BB) 4 2 42 4 0 67 

Scott Dawson (PC) 5 2 45 5 0 77 

Matt Krakowlak (Ch) 2 2 32 4 0 87 

Doug Holloway (PS) 4 2 42 8 1 33 

Doug Smith (PC) 6 0 43 10 1 63 

Bruce Piper (PS) 8 1 53 15 1 97 

John Collier (RU) 5 2 45 13 2 02 

Jeff Morris (Ch) 2 4 36 13 2 52 

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process Mechanical parts elec 

tncal and air pneumatic lastalla 

lions Send resume to Box 882. 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia Mich 

igan 48150 

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS to 

work part time evenings from 5 to 

9PM Apply in person 29650 Grand 

River, F armi«feton Hills 

EXPERIENCED Pantrv Woman 

A ly Wednesday thru Sunday. 10-3 

P Meadowbrook country < 

40M W 8 Mile Rd , Northville 

EXPERIENCED 

NAILERS & 

SAW OPERATORS 

Good opportunity for hard 

working dependable men 

Starting pay. $3 per hour 

BRIDGEPORT MILL HANDS N C 

Apply 

OPERATORS 2 to 3 years I ?9Q0 Newburgh, Livonia 

experience Good pay and good 

benefits Paid Medical, Dental Life 

Inaurance Holidays 

Overtime Rochester 

Vacations 

652 2463 

CASHIERS 

Wanted, must be 18 or over, 

BRIDGEPORT^ i Surface Grinder 

Operators, experienced, opportu experienced preferred Summer 

nity to become foreman of small 

machine shop which furnishes 

complex extrusion dies and unusual 

fixtures for in-house plastics plant 

help need not apply 

JOE'S PRODUCE 

in Dearborn Benefits include 

employees slock plan Phone and 

33152 W 7 Mile Livonia 

ask for Bill Simmons or Mark 

Runkel 278-3400 

COOK 

Farmington igtc area Italian Restaurant 

Nights Nil Some experience 

necessary For Interview call 

8S1-40M 

COOK 

FULL TIME LADY 

DAY 4 AFTERNOON SHIFTS 

CAMEIOT HAU 

35100 Ann Arbor Trail 

Livonio 

COOK. full-Ume. II am 7 30 I pm 

Fringe benefits Bedford d villa V 

Nursing Home, Southfield 557 3333 

82? Ducks 'or Sa'e 

8."'3 Vans 

800 Receationai Vehicles 

80J Snoyvmob'les 

804 Airplanes 

806 Boats A Moio's 

807 Boat Pans & Se'vice 

808 Vehicle A Boat 

Storage 

B'O Insurance Moio' 

81Moio'cyc'es 

Go Kans 

Mini BiKeS 

813 Motorcycles Pa'ts 

A Service 

8'4 Campers A Molorriome 

EMPLOYMENT 

INSTRUCTION 

b'8 Education insi'iiction 

SIX) Hf»ip A,-1' 'OKS, BUSBOYS 

e-,,« '"ci- needed 

s- Big Boy s 44681 

. •*' moth 

Waitresses, ;io 

Apply in per- 

W Ann Arbor 

HORT OROF.it 

"J .lie or female to 

or "m.iger p'isiiic. in 60-90 

days 'My shift 10 hours Good 

wages A- hi'nefils The Flame Fine 

2445i Ford Rd . Dearborn 

.563 5424 

COOKS 

Sandwich Makers 

Full time, v, ill train Good pay. all 

benefits Apply 

Plaza Deli 

29145 Northwestern Hwy 

Southfield 

Ask for Sandy 356-2310 

COOKS, Short Order, expenenced 

Top pay for right men Apply at 

Palace Fine Foods. 28904 W Seven 

Mile Livonia 

COOK 

Wanted for Daycare Center in 

Northville area Must be res spensible 

A dependable 7 AM 1 PM 

Mon thru Fri $2 65 per hour 

348-1589 

COOK A FOOD PREP Apply in 

person Norlluille Charley s 41222 

W 7 Mile Northville 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

DRUG CLERK pari time evenings 

over 21, previous retail A typing 

experience required Warren & 

Middl"bel' ar»a 427 7882 

CASHIERS 

Evenings, full or part time excellent 

working conditions, paid vaca 

tioas fringe benefits Sherman Pre 

scriptions. Maple at Lahser 

Birmingham 647 490

May 25, 1» 8 


EXPERIENCED 

Lockp Mower 

operator full time Farmington 

Landscape Service R2+4082 

BXPERiENCED 

TEIEPHONE 

appointment makers Livonia 

office salary plus bonus 522 2202 

V 

EXPERIENCED Collector 

needed 

for Royal Oak Law office, salary 

open Call 9am 5 30pm for appoint 

ment & interview 

3&4M5 

EXPERIENCED floor sander good 

*Kes ^ 477 7736 

EXPERIENCED Hairdresser, con 

servative clientele, must also be 

blow drv stylist Birmingham area 

#44-0700 

EX PE Rf E N C E D MA I NT E NANCE 

wanted 

Must provide transports 

tion al job 

For more information 

call 261 8010 261*012 

FACIA LIST 

for excFusive Birmingham facial 

salon Call 

&42 6787 

FASHION 

MANAGER TRAINEE 

ladies Softline. 2 years experience 

To $15 000 Fee paid 

United Per 

sorwel, 559-8575 


FEMALE 

TO operate 

machine and assist 

in eleetrica 

shop 25461 W 8 Mile Rd . Redford 

No experience required 

engraving 

al 

FITTERS 

experienced in blueprint 

reading and fitting steel 

fabrications 

WELDERS 

Mig, welding and arc 

welding on machine basis 

BURNERS experience with 

electric eye machine required 

RADIO DRILL OPR must be 

knowledgeable in blueprint reading 

and have experience in set up and 

operation 

Fringe Benefits - UAW 157, 

holidays 

Blue Cross, Blue Shield, 

life insurance, sickness and accident 

pension plan, bereavement, 

pay job security 

CUSTOM FAhRICATORS INC 

15700 Dale Detroit 

Telegraph 

Fenkel area 

FITTER (Steel Plate I 

Must be experienced on machine 

basrs gigs and fixtures 

699-2051 

FITTER WELDS? 

Must be able to work from blue 

prints and do own set ups 

CUT OFF SAW OP® A TOR 

To operate Do All saw model C 70 

Experienced only 

apply for the 

above 

Overtime, steady employ 

ment 

Blue Cross, life insurance, 

paid holidays and vacation 

Accum Matic Systems Inc 

11973 Mavfield. l.iv450041 

MAN FOR general machine work in 

small tool shop 531 8504 

MALE Day 

Camp staff, college 

students highs school seniors 

needed for summer day camp 

counselors, WSI specialists 

must 

live in Birmingham W Bloomfield 

Southfield 

Oak Park. Farmington 

Call 557-7170 

MALE OR F EMALE Lifeguards for 

Summer resident camp 693 2982 

MALE & FEMALE 

Rochester area only 

lighi factory 

651 4605 

MANAGEMENT 

TRAINEE 

Susie's Casuals is now interviewing 

people who 

are sinterested in a 

career in retail sales Susie's Casuals 

is a rapidly expanding chain of 

Jr Ready To Wear Boutiques 

We Offer 

"Liberal Starting Pay 

•Excellent opportunity for 

advancement 

"Paid Vacations 

•Major Medical Insurance Pla.i 

•Opportunity to grow with a 

dynamic young chain 

Qualifications for F'mployment 

•College grad 

or High School 

grad with retail experience 

'.Must be Ambitious and Flnth- 

Sl.iStlC 

•References from former 

emplover and resume required 

•Willingness to Relocate 

Apply 

Susie's Casuals 

Northland Center 

MANAGEMENT 

Career fulfillment for individual 

with previous retail experience or 

schooling National women's appa 

rel chain offers opportunity and 

advancement Salary com 

mensurate vith experience All 

benefits company paid Interviews 

in strictest confidence. For appoint 

ment call Mrs Connefs 962 7609 

MARIANNE SHOP 

MANAGERIAL 

POSITION 

For energetic person who would 

enjoy challenge of exclusive gift & 

card shop in Troy 

Involves pur 

chasing A merchandising 

F:xpe 

rience helpful, bul a proven depend 

ability or 

retailing skilK and or 

public relations polish considered 

Send resume to P O Box 516 

Trov. Mich 48084 

MANAGERS OF PROPERT Y 

Business minded couple, wife for 

leasing rental and domestic abilitv 

Husband for maintenance and 

appearance of all pmperty and 

equipment with ability to supervise 

and control cost 353-0970 

MANICURIST Ralph of Fifth Ave 

642-7777 

MAN' TO help in picture tube plant 

Truck driver also TV land 21659 

Grand River. Detroit 

MATERIAL HANDLER PTastic 

custom injection molding shop 

needs interested 

person willing to 

work 852 3022 

MATURF; ADULT 

part time sales. 

F-lliotts Saddlery 217 N Main 

Street, Plymouth 

MATURE. RELIABLE person for 

full time kennel work in Veterinary 

Hospital Must have experience in 

handling animals 533 5080 

MATURE WOMAN for Dry 

Cleaners Will train Apply in 

person One Hour Martiru/ing, 13509 

Middlebelt 

corner of Schoolcraft 

near F orrest City 

M AT UR E W O M A N w 11 h I ransporta 

tion, experienced in food business 

to assist in tilery and catering 

References required 

Farmington 

and surrounding areas 476 1172. 

689-8176 

MCDONALDS 

needs employees 

now Day help especially for a 

location opening this summer at 

Michigan Ave 

& I 275 F'.rnployees 

hired now w ill work and train at the 

Romulus location 9777 Wayne ltd 

until the new restaurant opens 

Interested" Bring this Ad and apply 

in person. 2 PM Tuesdays at 9777 

Wayne Rd near I 94 

McDONAlD'S 

OF SOUTHFIELD 

is now hiring evening and weekend 

help both part and full time No 

experience necessary but must be 

at least 16 Paid vacation for full 

and part time employees Insurance 

available for full time employees 

Apply today while jobs are still 

available at 

McDonald's on Telegraph, between 

9 and 10 Mile Rd 

MECHANICS 

GMC experience and certification 

preferred Volume Pontiac (iM( 

dealer with 

BUSY 

(52 Wks. A Year) 

FLAT RATE SHOP 

Contact Mr 

White ot 

ART MORAN 

PONT I AC/GMC 

29300 Telegraph, Near 12 

Mile and Route 696 

Southfield 

353-9000 

MECHANICS 

Imported Car F:xperience neces 

sary 

Certified preferred for Vol 

ume Fiat 

Lancia dealer 

BUSY 

FLAT RATE SHOP 

Contact Mr 

White at 

ART MORAN 

ITALIAN LTD. 

29300 Telegraph, Near 12 

Mile and Route 696 

Southfield 

353-9000 

MECHANICS WANTED Applv 

K&M Boat Company 

14990 Tele 

grpah Road Detroit 


BRANCH MANAGER 

for financial institution 

Applicants should have previous 

financial experience 

Successful candidate will 

be responsible for the administration and supervision 

of a branch office 

The position duties include 

staff direction and savings solicitation 

Excellent salary and company fringe benefits 

Send 

resume with salary history to 

'BOX 104 

Observer & Eccentric 

36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. I Ml 48150 

AS k'QI'AL OrPOKTCXITY h.uh.OYKK M/t 

DLSOUTTLR INC . ENGINEERED 

SYSTEMS DIVISION 

IS LOOKING FOR 

A SPECIAL PERSON 

He should enjoy the challenges of a small bul rapidly 

growing machine shop 

He should be a creative 

problem solver capable of converting engineering 

sketches and drawings into finished machine parly 

He should have the capabilities and desire to grow 

with the company into a management position 

He 

should have the ability and experience required lo 

operate ^nd tram others to operate mills lathes, 

sanders and drills 

He should appreciate company 

paid benefits 

If you are that person call 

Mr TOMKINSON at 522-7010 

DESOUTTER INC. 

ADJUSTOR 

COLLECTOR 

National Bank of Detroit has d permanent part time 

position for an Installment Loan Ad)ustor at our Utica 

office. Ability to successfully handle telephone contracts 

is important. Interested? Call 731-2300 to 

arrange for an interview 

NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT 

45303 Van Dyke 

Utica, Michigan 

An Equal Opportunity Employer MIF 

We Employ thr Handicapped 


MEAT COUNTER 

PRODUCE 

GROCERY DEPT. 

Full time, experience helpful 

but not necessary Good 

hours, good pay Apply 

Agemy & Sons, 33503 W 5 

Mile, Livoma 

MEAT COTTER 

Journeyman, apply in person. Town 

Sq Market. 25625 Joy Rd Dearborn 

Hts 

MECHANIC 

Reliable person to repair small 

machines 

Mechanical experience 

helpful, will train Farmington 

James DeLee 474 7040 

MECHANICS full time Must have 

tools Kenwood Garage 2S604 West 

8 Mile Rd Farmington 

MECHANIC 

To Set up Maintain mailing 

machines 

Knowledgeable person 

needed for afternoon shift 

Apply In Herson 

HOBART MAILING SF^VKT.S 

32720 PLYMOUTH HD LIVONIA 

MECHANIC 

Wishing variety 

ambition to learn 

truck & trailer refrigeration & air 

conditioning need some experience 

iri arc welding 4 small engine 

reparis, must have hand tools A 

valid drivers license Blue Cross & 

uniforms furnished Hiring 34 

people Mobile Refrigeration 9I5I 

Hubbell Detroit 

MEN AND WOMEN lo clean office 

buildings. SJ'M to 9I'M 

9 Mile 

Greenfield area $3 an hour In siart 

>69 7 lf>S 

MEN NEEDED for local pickup & 

delivery Full time 464 3200 

delivery 

MIC WELDERS 

Immediate openings for qualified 

welders Should be experienced in 

light gauge welding Lxcellent 

benefits Call Jack Schaefer 

Chesley Industries 

F armington 

47t> 4400 

Milling 

Mnchme 

Operator 

Day Shift, Overtime 

RICHARD TOOL & DIE 

28662 GRAND RlVB? 

FARMINGTON 

(bet 8 Mile/Middlebelt) 

MILL OPERAIOR 

Experienced millhand, must 

know spiral milling & how to 

make cutting tools 55 hour 

week & fringe benefits 

I -4 J7-3470 

MO I EL MAIDS 

Full & Part-time 

Apply in Person: 

•Dorchester Motel 

26825 Grand River 

Detroit - KE 3-8400 

Multi Service Station MUK 

Full time posrion 

available h r 

means new family eating Inc and now fu 

vm 

and pari lime |Obs' 

• Interviewing now 

• Experienced & inexperienced 

• Top pav 

• Free insurance 

• Paid vacations 

• Profit sharing 

Day evening and night shitts are open You il 

enjoy the attractive al home aimosphere and 

the pleasant working conditions in our 

popular 

family restaurant Applicants must be IB arid 

abgve Apply at once in person between 9 AM 

to 

7 PM 

714 North Main Street 

(al Romeo St ) 

ROCHESTER 

IF YOU LIKE 

PEOPLE?, 

YOU'LL LOVE 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F


PLANT WORK 

Positions av ailahlc lor 

PROOF READH? 

lOays A Nights Spelling Ability • 

ACCOUNTING POSITION 

'Accounting Experience • 

Numerous benefits educational 

opportunities air conditioned plant 

and merit increases 

Apply between 8 30 AM 4 2 30 I'M 

Friday 

May 26 ONLY 14400 Indus 

trial Rd Northside ol street, 

Livonia Phone 53ft 535.1 

An Eq.ta I Opportunity Employer 

PI. AST I ( 

INJECTION moulding 

machine operators 

Taking appli 

cations for Midnight shift Apply ai 

12700 Merriman Livonia 

PLUMBER 

Experienced in Repairs For 

Southfield Firm 

heir appointment 

Call 56»7W9 

POIICE & FIRE 

DISPATCHER 

Previous phone and dispatching 

experience desirable Will be 

receiving and dispatching i alls of 

an emergency nature Must he 

available for shift work which Mill 

include some weekends and hobdays 

Salary $1 98? lo $!! 241 ClIV 

of Farmington Hills, 31555 11 Mile 

474-6 I I 5 

PORTER for new car prep full or 

par! time 

musi be IK with valid 

driver s license 

App>> in person 

Dexter Chevrolet Prep Shop 

PRODUCT DESIGNER 

I'yles Industries 

which man.itactures 

pumping metering .mil 

mixing equipment 

is se«*kinn a 

product designer lo joifi oui 

engineering staff We provide 

excellent working conditions plus a 

competitive salary and fringe 

benefits 

For further Consideration 

send a resume and salan lustorv in 

confidence lo I'yles Industries 

28V500 F vl 6 


Production & 

Machine Operators 

Including II i Lv. Drivers Wire 

Operators Header Operators I'.roh 

Operators and shipping and rcceiv 

ing personnel 

We are now taking 

applications 

S.M.C. 

800 Junction Plvmouth 

5b0 Heip Wanted 

PLASTIC FABRICATOR Day 

shift 

union benefit ,, some ovei 

time Should be capable of layout 

blueprint reading and welding 

pasties She Id -n Road, Belleville 

397 I4(KI 

PROJiUCrfoN foreman. 3 lo 5 

years experience J14.U00 to $18 000 

Ray Green Personnel 399-1428 

PROGRAMMER 

Minimum 2 years experence pri 

mary language RPG2 and COBOL 

System 3, model 10 experience necessary 

Salary commensurate with 

experience 

Liberal employee ben 

efits Call 

425-8 196 

PUBLIC SAFETY OfFlCER 

POLICE OFFICKK 

FIRE FIGHTER POSITION 

1' S citi/en age 21 to 30 high school 

grad or equivalent, minimum 20-40 

vision corrected to 20-20, excellenl 

physic.il nealth 

Closing dale for 

applications June 4 197!! One posi 

Hon to he filled before July l7th 

Apply 

harminglon Department of 

Public Safety 23600 Liberty 

RADIO 

DISPATCHER Trainee 

Livonia laxifleet 

Afternoon shift 

Mature steady person OA 1 5600 

RAPIDLY 

EXPANDING Mfr'of 

Cold Extrusions needs p«*ople with 

experience m the following 

positions 

TOOL ROOM 

LATHE HAND 

• I D O D GRINDER HAND 

PRESS OPERATORS 

DIE SETTERS 

Day shifts available Good benefits 

Apply al 

9260 General Dr Plymouth 

READ THIS 1 

II you re interested in working for 

lug money Nationally known com 

pany in pleasant and beauiilul sui 

ranitidines Time Life has a position 

(or you We have immediate pari 

time positions 

available morning 

afternoon !. evernngs Ar offer a base 

wage 

commissions plus bonuses 

W. will Iram aggressive articulate 

& energetic people For pre-screen 

ing interview call 

358 2001 

TIME tlFE LIBRARIES. INC 

EOt M F 


SR. ESTIMATOR 

' iv(• riii itirnediaiP oponu 

) for an individual 

ap.'c t. levelop the estimate,! costs ol 

preos-on 'i ,11-tifactufeel parts i'c hydraulic 

asserribi es Must estimate both labor hours 

and. material costs tismy Historical cost data 

tv I ot "latonals and blueprints 

'' >> successful ca> didate should Lave a mm 

mum ot b s®ars manufacturing process and 

es:if it',-1' j -•«.[)'ev c i a niacin no shop envi 

'onmoc ' i scnool or formal tool room 

i; !'foniu t ,c 'i o .ii'sifd 

R' 'Sf '< ' n ViMilii] 'o 

PERSONNEL DEPT. 

CADILLAC GAGE CO. 

25760 Grosbeck, Warren, Mich 48089 

4'J tyui 

upl>i)i!t/ri!y I mplQyer Mh 

ELECTRICIANS 

MECHANICS 

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY 

& TESTING 

\'9?t 

STARK RD 

. . Nl'A MICHIGAN 

A\ fV' W HITOKTl \IT) h.\iri,')\h K 

WENDY WANTS 

WORKERS 

Ounter 

help and 

I'V 

aimer-,phom (. imt'tine !0 

!' i( '> !,o w.i )t> 

Vi'.il our 

' ' ItK' n .UUKJHf 

J L HUDSON DH - SOUTHFIELD 

8'? MILE & TELEGRAPH — SOUTHFIELD 

FORD RD - GARDEN CITY 

TELEGRAPH & JOY RD - 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

TELEGRAPH & G0DDARD - 

TAYLOR 

Call Mon -Fri 9AM - 4 P M 

757 2170 

mi* 

* A MM ION V|> 

HAMBURGER; 

CAREER OPENINGS 

IN RETAIL MANAGEMENT 

Radio Shack 

has openings tor Retail Store 

Managers 

Requirements are a College Degree 

or 20 years or more retirement from the 

military service 

Store Managers with the above requirements 

who completed our training program 

in 1971*, averaged $11,215 total 

earnings for their first year, $IN,53$ in 

the second year, and $22,H05 their third 

gear. Those Managers from our 1975 program 

averaged $1,251* first gear and 

$ 1K.5-1-1 "1 the second gear, (fur !97t'> program 

Managers averaged $H,27$, first 

gear. 

We will guarantee those qualified people who 

stay in the program, $10,000 minimum total 

earnings for the first full year as Manager and 

$14,000 the second year 

Phone me for further information 

BOB LEACH 

424-8425 

Radio/hack 

A TANOY COAPTATION COMPANY 

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 


PHIN I Fit •> 

He independent' Op, rate a,. instant 

printine, store far 

Kwikie Dupli 

cai nig Call bei w ecu 4 and 12 pin 

148-2240 

PRINTING CHESSMAN 

for A It 

Dick press. eXoei Mice in magnetic 

ink preferred C'ajl 937-8880 

HE I I ABLE 

I) E S K HE CEP 

TIONiST, afternoon shift, weekdays 

or weekends 

Please call Centaur 

Racquet Club. 861-2000 

RELIABLE Truck Driver 

Warehouseman 

fui I.ivonia firm 13 50 an 

hour 10 stari with raise .n fill days 

425 2442 

RENT EH EE basement apartment 

in exchange for vard work I'rivite 

home in Birmingham 

Can have 

second job 64(» 5129 

RESPONSIBLE, efficient installa 

lion technician for Auto Entertain 

ment in Plymouth Mi Experience 

preferred but not necessary 

I all. 

ask for Fred 9% :333 

RESPONSIBLE 

WOMAN to do 

office work & telephone soliciting at 

(tecorating store Some bookkeeping 

& sales involved Fulltime H2 6040 

PERSON needed as weekend 

television attendant at Suiai hospi 

lal for patient room television 

rental Applicants musi be over 19 

ind enjoy working in hospital 

atmosphere Hours 9 t. Sat Sun No 

phone calls to hospital Resume lo 

Box 982 Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers 

.16251 Schoolcraft. 

Livonia. Michigan 48150 

PHARMACY TECH experienced 

preferred Savon Drugs In 

Plymouth 455 2600 

PHOTO FINISHER IN NOV I 

Is accepting applications for year 

round permanent jobs on the night 

shift in production Clean surround 

ings good benefits Stalling pay 

$2 90 per hour plus 20 cent nighl 

shift premium 

Call foi interview 

349 1)700. Ext 20(1. or apply m 

person at 

GUARDIAN I'HOTu 

430 1.1 W 9 Mile Rd 

Novi Michigan 

RFSTAURANT MANAGEMENT 

("buck Muer's Tavern Division is 

seeking aggressive persons who 

'lave proven leadership abiliiv for 

ihe following positions 

DINING ROOM MANAGER 

K ITCH FN MANAGER 

MANAGEMENT TRAINEES 

Successful candidates must be both 

public and service oriented with a 

minimum of I to 3 years experience 

in food preparation and kitchen 

management for kitchen positions, 

and 1 to 3 v ears experience in din 

ing room management for dining 

room POSH ion 

Excellent growth 

ipporiimi'ies and personal benefit'-. 

Send resume to 

BILL KRUBT 

C A MUER CORP 

22148 Mi higan Ave suite 401 

Dearborn. Michigan 48124 

Ari Equal Opportunity Employer 

RESTAURANT ASSISTANT Man 

aêr Chuck Muer's Sundog 

Reslaurani is seeking a dav dining 

mom Manager 

Successful candi 

date must have minimum of 2 years 

of supervisory capacity m ciinin>room 

Musi have proven leadership 

ability 

'laming skills and public 

relations- oolisb Call 

v'arol Wilson 

10 Am 10 2 I'm Monday ihiu 

Friday 

.'nil' loi;:' 

RESTAUR-\N1 HELP Salad 

Woman Grill Cook Cook s llel|>ei 

morning Dishwasher Hen s, 

Plymouth Rd 

Ask for Mr ('hem 

ello 425 1830 

RETIRED gentleman lo work as 

evening receptionist 111 Garden ('ilv 

area funeral home ("all lietween 9 

am 5pm 422 0586 

RETIRED MAN 

work If> hours 

week lie own boss save social 

seciriiv pleasant surroundings 

rowne I in I auridrv 

682 Itih'.' or 

118 9385 

ROLL FORM 

OPERATOR 

Experience in setting up and oper 

atmg Roll Korm Machines and or 

die seitnn; Dav shifi Kvcellenl 

fringe be'ielits \pplv 33106 W 8 

Mile, Farmingtoii Michigan 

ROOKFKs for residential work 

inusi havi equipment qualified 

only need apply References 

required 478-4444 

HOUI V. SAI ES TRAINEE 

lo $300 Per Week 

Plus Fringes 

N V S E Company servicing local 

established accounts, on job train 

ing vehicle allowance no overnight 

travel Call George 

PERSONNEL RECRUITERS * 

358-3300 

500 Help Wonted 

I'll''TO FINISHER 11'rofessTonal 1 

is now accepting applications for 

employ 111-ni 

C.ood working conditions 

Starlmi, rate $2 76 per hour 

Apply Tues 

Fri North \mencan 

Pnoto, ?745l Schoolcraft &> Inkster 

Rd Livoma 

ROUTE SALES REP 

$400 a Week 

National company, 1 stablished 

accounts, excellent benefits no 

overnight 'ravel Company vehicle 

No 1488 

PERSONNEL RECRUITRS 

358-3300 

ROUTE SERVICE 

Out of town. 2 nights weekly Car 

and expenses furnished 477 4478 

lUBBER 

MOD LING Company 

needs men over 18 years old Apply 

in person al 41990 Joy Road near 

Lilley Plymouth Galap Rubber Co 

SALES ENGINEER 

We have an 

immediate opening for a Senior 

Sales Engineer in our U'troit 

office The successful applicant will 

be representing our company in ihe 

automotive markei & travel is 

limited to the Detroit area 

Requirements are an engineering 

degree prferable M E & 5 years 

sales engineering experience 

Automotive experience helpful 

If 

you arc interested in this career 

position & meet the minimum 

requirements, forward resume & 

salary history to. R B Cortelyou 

Firestone Industrial Products Co 

1700 Firestone Blvd , Noblesville, 

Ind 460611 

Equal Opportunity Employer M I- 

Sales Engineer 

Large Machine Tool Distributor 

and Manufacturer has immediate 

opening in Detroit area 

for a qualified Sales Engineer 

Position requires knowledge of 

Machine Tools and Their applications 

Engineering degree 

not essential but helpful 

Mechanical aptitude and sales 

personality required Posi'>on 

offers stable, long-term 

employment 

and a Jxillenging 

arid rewarding career 

Reply in detail to Box 996, 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft, 

Livoma, Michigan 48150 

SALES REP 

TO $25,000-Fee Pd: 

•Relocate to Ohioi 

LEADING 'ood processing equip 

merit company prov ides guar anient 

saiarv base plus bonus car and 

expense, Eull benefits including 

dental, pension, etc Call Art 


358 3300 

Sales Trainee 

Large well known Machine 

Tool Distributor and Mariufoc 

furer has immediate opening 

for a Machine Tool Sales 

Trainee 

Will be orovided on 

the 1'I training Experience 

not necessary, must have 

mechanical aptitude and a 

sales personality 

Some sho0 

experience helpful, student 

attending technical school or 

college evening classes will 

be given special consideration 

Reply m detail to Bc» 

996 Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers, 36251 Scloolc 

r a f', L1 v 0 < 11 a, Michigan 

481 50 

SCREW MACHINE 

Apprentice Set-up Man 

Eot 7 8 dimension Gridley and 

Acme machines Excellent opportu 

nity Apply today 

S.M.C. 

800 .1 unci inn. Plymouth 

SCREW MACHINE Shop neeN> Mill" .AN 4HIN' 

.11,.! pj,m 

ENGINEERING 

PROGRAM MANAGERS 

M 

are the World's' fastest growing designers and 

Manufacturers of custom test equipment 

We work 

hard, long and fast We currently have need for 

results oriented Engineering Program Managers who 

can follow a program from proposal concept to 

sophisticated functional hardware 

We are young 

ambitious, agressive and take pride 

in our abilities 

If you think you can contribute to our 

progress and progress with us. send resume or 

apply 

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY 

& TESTING 

12921 STARK RD 

LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 

AS' EQUAL OPPORTUNITY KMPWYKR 


SECRETARY 

Personable individual Oood typisi 

ability to WOIK with figures .Snort 

band belpfui 

Call Personnel liepl 

SAKS FIF1H AVENUE 

TROY 643 9000 


SECURITY 

GUARDS 

full and port time openings at 

numerous desired locations 

DETROIT 

SOUTHFIEID 

LIVONIA 

DOWNRIVER 

Excellent starting pay and 

benefits Call 424 8319 

THE WHALL CORP 

18860 W 10 Mile, Southfield 

SERVICE CI EHK TRAINEE 

TO $16,000 

PLUS FRINGES 

National company 

guaranteed sal 

ary. suburban office 

need calculator 

hunt typing arid phone skills 

Call Joe 


358-3300 

SERVICE MAN Experienced 

preferred Service of automatic fire 

systems, restaurant and industrial 

BH3-tilLM 

SERVICE STATION help needed 

for full tune service operation full 

and pari time help Retirees 

considered I-arm ington area Mai 

tson Shell Service 3liltH H Mile Rd 

SERVICE STATION Mtendenls 

wanted, all shifts lull or part time, 

male or female 

Apply in person 

Orchard Hidge Standard 3I3H0 W 

Mile at Orchard Lake Rd 

SERVICE STATION Attendants 

full tune days pari tune after 

noons Apply at Dannv s Corner 

Joy Rd A Inkster 

SHAMPOO C.I It I 

Licensed antj to 

assist 111 busv Salon 

(all liefore 

3PM 

533-3*15' 

SHII'PIM; CLERK Dependable 

person with mechamral ability to 

assemble vacuum pumps for 

shipping oak park area Vith 

future in Novi 

ViH miK) 

SHIPPING & RECEIVING 

We need 1 take charge responsible 

[•ersnn to head our 

shipping 

receiving department 

Must have 

experience A be able to direct 

i'thers Musi be familiar with 

trucking arrangement A inventorcontrol 

Plant located m Livonia 

Write, Hiving background is history 

Reply to Box 9411 Otfterver 4 

Eccentric Newspapers. 3fi25l 

Schoolcraft, Livonia. Michigan 

48150 

SHIPPING & RECEIVING clerk 

general maintenance, knowledge of 

cutting tools and CPS procedures 

helpful 

Call (or appointment 

342-8223 

SHIPPING X RECEIVING dorks 

needed in Livoma area 

$3 50 & 

$4 118 in hour plus benefits Call for 

appointment 

t'lK hH.10 

SHIPPING f. RECEIVING 

Novi American 40200 Grand River 

Novi Applv III person 

SHIPPING & 

RECEIVING 

Industrial distributor in N W Sub 

urh looking for person on a per 

manent basis for part time work, as 

shipping 

& receiving assistant 

Light packages involved Clean 

working conditions Call 

...tf> I5.il 

SPHAN PAINTER 

full time full 

benefits Livonia area Call Mil 1272 

> STEEL BUYER 

for medium si/e stamping com 

panv Must know null & warehouse 

buying of all types of coil steel All 

fringes 

bonus plus profit sharing &• 

pension plan Opportunity for 

advancement 

S> nd resume lo Hox 

782 Observer & Eccentric News 

papers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia 

Michigan 181 ill 

STEEL 

PLAN I 

MAINTENANCE 

Excellenl opportunity Plant of 

growing progressive company has 

opening for plant maintenance 

Requires 3 or more vears expe 

rience in manufacturing plant 

Trouble-shooting repair and istalla 

lion Electro al and mold repair and 

Heli Arc ability de ureable Apply 

HOOVER 

UNIVERSAL 

li>4 Indusco Court 

Troy Mich 

\n Equal Opportunity Employer 

STOCK BOY for drapery store Must 

have transportation 

Pacific Drap 

ery Co Livonia A Dearborn 

Heights stores 5«5 7420 

STORE MANAGER 

Major Food Producer has an 

opening for a retail store manager 

in the Detroit Area 

The person 

selected for this position will have 

full responsibilities of the operation 

of the store This individual should 

have 2-3 years of proven record 

experience in store management 2 

1 years of college would be helpful 

This position offers a good salary 

excellent fringe benefits. & an 

opportunity for advancement All 

inquiries will be held in strict 

conf idence 

Send Resumes to Hox 964 Observer 

A Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia Michigan 

48150 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F 


SHoit I ORI.J- l( cook Son. expirnru 

• Hull I line pari tune Any 

shift Cn li- John 

Pancake House 

'27695 Gram* Kivei Livonia 

SOCIAL WORKER full lime 

expe r i eric r d with ment a 11 y 

retarded look, lull time If 

interested c a I S i s t e r I he Ie s a 

453 1300 

SPORTS 

OFFICIALS 

Need experienced 

BASEBALL & 

SOFTBALL EMPIRES Non resi 

dents may applv 

Apply immedi 

airly to City of Livonia Civ il Scrv 

ice Commission 32625 7 Mile Rd 


-SrHCONTRACTORS or Hourly 

workers for 

SWIMMING Pool 

COMPANY 334 2531. 

SL'BSTITCTE bus drivers Roches 

ter schools pay rate $4 05 hr 

Please apply to Transportation 

Office 38ii Livernois 

Rochester 

'"all 651-4040 

SUBURBAN ST\MPiNG PLANT 

Is in need of experienced automatic 

punch press operators PositiorK 

offers good pay A benefits Redford 

Twp 531-5141 

SUMMER EMPLOY MENT 

Waitress, full A part time 

18 or 

older Godwin t.len Golf Club 

South Lyon 437 o 178 

SUMMER 

INDUSTRIAL 

JOBS 

Especially good for college students 

who need cash but don't want to 

work full time Stop by today 

Apply 9am 3pm, Mon thni Fri 

24755 5 Mi W of Telegraph . 

29256 Ryan Rd at 12 Mile 

MANPOWER 

TEMPORARY SERVICES 


SUPERVISORY POSITION 

(•or Mature Woman iri Card A Gift 

Shop hull Tune Days A Evenings 

Salary commensurate with expe 

rience Apply 

Livonia Mall Card 

Shop Sears Court 7 Mile 

Middlebelt Rd or Call 176-6837 

SURFACE GRINDER 

ft A S No 

13 Grinder I I > AO I) Grinder 

Seme tool vv ork experience nect-. 

sary All benefits 55 hour week 

rlav shift 

Mondav 'hru Friday 

525 9305 

SURFACE GRINDER HAND (or 

Ml work 

Good benefits including 

dental and disability income lien 

efi'ts $10 per hour for good men 

45241 Grand River Novi (49-3230 

-i . . 

SURVEY personnel - construction 

Injmediate openings for 2 expe 

rilnced instrument men Per 

minent positions created by ex pan 

Man of established NW area firm 

Crtitact Jim Miehlke 3-182800 \n 

Equal opportunity employer 

JACK VNEIPEH 

n\(iiired musi 

l>e willing lo I -am simple print 

leading and learn to fabricate 

jiermanent employ ment for aggres 

si vc worker Plant located m 

Redford Blue Cross profit sharing 

and other full hem lits Call George 

al 537 960(1 

TECHNICIANS 

ENGINEERS 

Major area construction firm 

requires an office engineer expe 

nenced in quantity take 

off A 

cross sections of earth work 

projects Experience with Hewlett 

Packard basic language tnodel 9H30 

or 934~> programming ,i must 

Permanent position 

(•intact Jim 

Miehlke 318 2800 An equal opportu 

inly employer 

TECHNICIAN 

ELECTRONIC 

Join an established A expanding 

company 

Maintain A rpair busi 

ness machines 

Military electron 

ics |t E T s A experience pre 

ferred If qualified Ihe Opportunity 

is yours call Monday thru Friday 

478-0003 

All inquiries held HI confidence 

An Equal Opportunity, Employer 

TELLER 

Experienced 

preferred 

Bloomfield Branch, (Orchard 

Lake at Lone Pine) 

Excellent 

salary & benefits Tram in 

Downtown Detroit, (Woodward 

at Congress) Parking 

Paid 

Detroit Federal Savings 

961 7600, e*t 18 

Equal opportunity Employer M E 

TENNIS INSTRUCTOR 

To teach small group lessons for .>11 

ages on outdoor courts Must have 

transportation 

Dates of employment 

June 19 thru Sept 1st Pay 

rate $2 65 to $3 50 depending on 

experience Contact Farmington 

YMCA. Dave Heiser 553-4020 

THE Detroit Popcorn Company 

now accepting 

applications for 

stock warehouse, equipment repair 

and delivery drivers Minimum age 

18 years Apply in person only no 

telephone calls please 12065 Tele 

graph. Redford 

TIME STUDY 

ENGINEEff 

3 to 5 years experience in Roll 

Forming and Assembly 

Excellent 

fnnge benefits 

Send resume and 

salary requtrments to Box 980 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Livonia Mich 

igan 48150 


HELP WANTED 

MACHINE HANDS 

BENCH HANDS 

EXPERIENCE CF ONLY 

ON JIGS A FIXTURES NE ED APPLY 

EXCEI LENT WAGES. PAID BLUE CROSS. 

LIFE INSURANCE, HOLIDAYS 

MARION 

TOOL & MANUFACTURING CO 

12980 WAYNE ROAD 

LIVONIA 

525-5015 

Ask (or HENRY ADAMS 

AUTp AND TRUCK 

MECHANICS 

Certified Mechanics to $10 per flat 

rate hr, or commission based on $20 

per hourly rate 

Fringes include Blue Cross, pension, 

holiday, vacation & sick pay. 

RED HOLMAN 

PONTIAC - GMC TRUCK - TOYOTA 

WESTLAND 

LARRY GARDNER • 7211144 

50f Help Wanted 

i ECU NUT AN fit AINEh 

TO $15,000 

PLUS FRINGES 

I iua ra nt eod -.alar', eomp.iiiv 

vehicle paid on job training 

assigned territory 

no overnight 

travels Call Duncan 


358-3300 

IDOL 

& 

DIE REPAIRMAN 

' lo bund and maintain MC ill dit-> 

! and fixtures 

(LOOI) BENEFITS 

4/6-4550 

TOO YOl'Nti 

FOR AIRLINES? 

I'ani Hooper will be interview.mc 

for tew 

If von re my girl applv at Bedford 

l.um s ; Mile \ t.rand Rivi't 

WAITRESSES COOKS 

Excellenl starting Pay 

Dav Shift 

Apply iii person 

CAN ION BIG BOY 

45250 Ford Rd. 

Canton 

WAITRESSES with • lM kt.nl exw 

rience full and par' lime Cooks 

full and part time \ ()(1lv Lads 

Resi am an: I- arinn.nlon and ."> Mile 

Hd 

WAITRESSH'S Bartenders 1 Cooks 

wanted Experience preferred 

Applv in prison 

Roman Chariot 

32826 Five Mile Livonia 

WAITRESSES (cocktail • full \ 

part time excellent wages K tips 

Applv in person 

HHKii Telegraph at 

Joy 

WAITRESSES 

ALL SHIETs Top saiarv vacation 

pay uniforms and meals furnished 

Apply m person between 8 \ 1(1 AM 

and 3 & 5 PM 

Bates Hamburgers 

33406 Five Mile, Livonia 

Middlebelt at 9 Mile, Earm 

W A IT R E S S E S 

Livonia area 

e xper11'in ed 

261 3600 

WAITRESSES wanted 

all shilis 

Apply al Palace Eine Foods 

U Seven Mile Livonia 

W' AI I R ESSES 

Wanted, must be 18 Applv at Dino s 

Pizza Parlor 31525 Joy Rd 

Westland 26! 3720 

WAITRESS EXPERIENCED 

Full or I'ir't time apply within 

16825 Middlebelt Resturant at fi 

Mile A Middlebelt 

WAITRESS 

Must be steady & reliable 

experienced 5 lunches Wavne 

Westland area 728 1783 

WAITRESS 

Must he steady 4 reliable, 

experienced Lunches Wayne 

Westland area 728 1781 

WAITRESS 

NIGHTS 

Excellent earnings, paid vacation 

plus benefits Apply in Person 

EGG & I 

17461 TELEGRAPH RD 

Hetw (irand River li Mile Rds 

WANTED 

Cooks & dishwashers 

days will train Apply in person 

Tues thru Sat '.I 5 See Woodv I he 

Leather Bottle Inn '8937 West 

Warreri Garden Citv 

WANTED Experienced lawn 

maintenance workers good pay 

start immediately over l# 525 9290 

WANTED 

hi|,h school graduate 

mechanically 

inclined to learn 

rustproof ing 

Dependable transpor 

tation required Dearborn Ills 

area Between noon 5 prn 274 7782 

WAREHOLSE man $3 50 to slart 

Royal Oak area 54*5845 

WAREHOUSE MAN 

Full time position available Hourly 

rates plus fringe benefits Westland 

area Call John at 

ACE HARDWARE 

729-5060 

WAREHOUSE 

PERSONNEL 

We are a National Book Wholesaler 

with immediate "openings for some 

good dependable people (Men & 

Women of all Ages i To work in our 

Warehouse 

Experience is not 

essential, if you are willing to work, 

we will train you for one of the posi 

Dons available Call LAURA 

CALUS 

525-1500 

LIVONIA 

W A *"'' I I» 

I 

ilia' i 11 iUlio', 

I •.•ILL LV I.L M< 

R< dill d 

. lul III, 

V i (Ida 

183 

A A VI El; liespoli .H.i' ilidi' i.!.,ai 

lo nla'.a^c high ' oluua find st>y 

Releren.es 

.21 24ini 

WANTED 

two good men to cut 

gross for apartment complex Must 

be 18 vears old & own Own 

transportation Plv moulh arc , Call 

4,>5 7208 

WAREHOUSE CLERK shipping i 

receivinj experience helpful but 

not essential |ii hoar week 11 hunt 

Apply .it person b. twcei 

12 noon 

and 1 pm 

Eai torv (tfficial Radio. 

ilti724 Grand Itivc Earmmyton 

Ihlls 

WARh HOI SI' WORKER Eiling 

orders receiving shipn.i .• Musi 

have apt it udi lor numbers •< 

accurate and in good physical 

condition to handle boxes i f slrel 

tools Snap On Tools Co MINI 

Industrial Park Dr In mmgi on 

17(i-7300 

An Equal opportunity Fmplovcr 

W ARNER \ sy\ \si- y \ c 

operator days full bptirfii'. musi 

have own tools arid tie able to -.et up 

and operate 

; ii) {immi 

W MtRANTN t I. \ IMS ,lcrk He.-ded 

lor automobile de.ilcrship in Car 

den City area 

We .ire willing to 

'ram Call 425 4300 

WATER FRONT 

DIR ERK WITH the iiewesi 

im>i 

equipment a a lable lnierst.il« 

Transmissions 

excellent Aiirkirig 

conditions exper,iyra:< riquired 

Call Mike Pala//olo Mwieen 8 30 

• 30PM 525 9702 

NOt'NC MAN for helper on genera 

sheet metal shop work Southlicld 

•Vrea 

(:,2 HI,HM 

\'ol N(, \|\\ 

general gardening 

and rnaintenani' work lull tune 

Call Mr Khipl'i 

Ma Itio 

VOING M \ N m n ha ill i all V 

mclincd or mechanical e" tu rienci 

Willing to learn good trade 

\pp|. 

al I284:> Fcnke 1 

Detroit or 2245a 

Farmington Hd I-armington 

Vol Nt, M W Hi JO N , ars of Age to 

do General Yard Work lull time 

Must he willing and anxious lo work 

hard $2 per hour Westland 

Shopping Center \rea 52.'> 0273 

VOI N(. MAN 

help gar deni 

Divclv car iriL 

lions open lull 

-inj' i 

par: i 

FOUR CHAPLAINS 

t'onvalesci nt ( enit i 

28.349 Joy Rd We tland 

26 1 9500 

Nursing Supervisor 

Day shift 

Excellent oppoitunilv 

Clean modern facility 


( onvalesceiit ) emei 

2K.349 Jov ltd Wclland 

26 1-9500 

DIETARN AIDES 

6 AM 2 PM Apply in fiersiin 

Mondav Friday 9 VM I PM 

Westland 

Conv alesceni Center 

36137 W Warren 

PHARMACY 

TECHNICIAN 

Immediate full time pillion avail 

able for a Pharmacy 

rix'hmciaii 

Must be an accurale typist Preler 

IV Admixture experience and tram 

ing m a community college I'har 

macy Technician program 

I xivl 

lent pay and benefits Apply at the 

Personnel Department 

METROPOLITAN 

HOSPITAL 

1800 Tuxedo Detroit 

• An Equal OpporUinlfy Employer 

MEDICAL SECRETARY RIO p 

r ION 1ST N Woodward area 

Prefer experience 

in dictaphone 

insurance and peg boa id No Sal or 

evenings .49.6000 

ASSISTAN T 

Southlicld Orthodonl 

ist challenging and varied opportu 

nity Benefits 557 2730 

RN OH LPN 

full tirrn' 2 3 years 

experience lor busy dermatology 

clinic Liberal fringe benefits 

position available immediately 

Southfield 353-6887 

AIDES & ORDERLIES 

Pleasant 

working conditions Fringe benefits 

Bedford Villa Nursing Home 

Southfield 557 3333 

R N Relief davs & afternoon shift 

for month of July i August 

Bedford Villa Nursing Home 

Southfield 557 3333 

NURSE AIDES 

full and pari time 

immediate 

openings, pleasant 

working conditions 

Contact Direc 

tor of Nurses Lexington House 

Center 4i25 Venoy Wavrw Mi 

48184 729 0857 

RN'S - LPN S. immediate openings 

pleasant working conditions 

benefits. 

competitive saiarv 

Contact 

Director of Nurses, la'xington 

House Center 

4425 Venoy Wayne 

Mi 48184 

729-OR57 

R. N. 

Immediate opening full time Midnights 

Liberal salary & fringe ben 

efits Call Mrs Coty. 10 AM-4 PM 

REDFORD 

COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 

v Pitlial r ici.m s 

I Ifu i h ai muigtoii flexible hours 

| 1 ail F n 477 1124 

I Dt NT VI II Y (i I E N IS I wanted 

beginnini paiitmu «ith possilnhty 

of full tinu 

i mar future practice 

in northern I ilea Send resum'i to 

Box jWjjîjihserv i r 

.V Eccentric 

New sJRprrs Ih2 >l schooler.ill 

I ivonia Mu hiean IKlaO 

RN 

KE 1-6200 

0 4 E 

VIIDN |iiII I SHIFT 

I ull or Part lime 

Pleasant lorkni) . ondilions n 

modern . xtended . an facility 

(imid bene Ills Applv 

VtlDDIT HI- IT M R s| N(, (TR 

14*10 Middlebelt Rd Livoma 

Nurse Aides 

I' ill time Midnight shift preferred 

Will train 

good benefits See Ms 

Watkins 

NIC.II TIN!, VI 1 WESt 

8365 Ni u bur ch Rd 

Westland near Jov Rd 

An F qua I Opportunity Employer 

Surgical Nurse 

to assist busy Pias'ic Surgeon 

in operating room and in the 

office 

Will pay top salary for 

capable and responsible individual 

Troy area 

362-OV I 0 

BOOKKEEPER Oh f ICE 

ASS1SI 

ANT wanted bv busv suraron in 

Troy Must have basu know ledge of 

insurance forms and general office 

procedure Will pav Kood salary tor 

capable K responsible individual 

Call 

162-Mill 

RN-LPN 

("rood starling salaries and good 

hospital benefits 

Midnight shift 

preferred Modern fa< ilities See 

Mrs Ferguson 

NHiHTINC.ALI- WEST 

8365 New r.urgh Rd 

Westland near Jov Rd 

Vn Equal Opportunity Employer 

PART TIME 

Chiropractor s office 

Typing filing patient duties 3 PM 

to 8 PM Mondav Wednesday 

Friday $3 Oil per hour Iavonia 

area 261 2121 

LPN private home, excellent 

wages, care of female invalid 5 

days, permanent |ob Farmington 

| Hills After 6 Pm 474 8«82

10C*(P,C*C,R,W,G4C) Thursday, May 25, 1978 


Dental-Medicd 

X-RAY 

TECHNICIAN 

Eor Private Diagnostic Radiology 

Clime 

Redford area 

937 8155 

NURSES 

AIDES 

fart lime or full time assignments 

in your area 

Top Wages 

Outstanding Benefits 

MEDICAL 

PERSONNEL POOL 

Bloomfield Pontiac 

334-9220 

ASSOCIATE 

DIRECTOR 

OF NURSING 

SERVICES 

IK> to expansion Medical Personnel 

Pool 

a National nursing service 

has an opening in their new Pontiac 

Bloomfield office 

We are seeking a professional regis 

tered nurse who is mature and com 

municates well with the public 

Supervisory 

experience helpful 

Must be organized and have the 

ability to manage a busy office 

Salary is negotiable with excellent 

benefits including health insurance 

life insurance 

vacation sick days 

and more 

MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL 

569-1950 

Ron Koehler 

Ass' Administrative Director 

Corporate Office 

Southfield, Mich 

Of-EIIF MANAGER medical 

Suffice Southfield area Mature 

P 1 ' nenced Insurance book 

k^ping general medical offict 

procedures 559 3150 


Dental Medical 

MATH HP PKKSON 

full tune for 

busy Ophthalmologists office Peg 

hoard 

insurance, telephone expe 

rience helpful Pull time Reply 

Box 792. Observer 

& Eccentric 

Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft. 

Livonia. Michigan 48150 

PART TIME Chairside Dental 

Assislant 

Westland Area IVsire 

RN or LPN 

bul not required 

Experience preferred Reply 

Box 

90fi Observer 4 Eccentnc News 

papers. 36251 Schoolcraft 

Uvonia 

Michigan 48150 

FRONT OFFICE, 'busy" 5 doctor 

clinic I year medical office 

experience preferred 40 hours, 5 

days includes 

some evenings & 

some Saturdays 'J day Good wages 

ii fringe benefits 

l'a 11 Betty. 

757-4200 

RNs 

Are you tired of the hospital 

bureaucracy'' Are you fed up with 

planning your life around shift rota 

tion'' Just come and see how West 

land Convalescent Center can fit 

into your life Style 

No shift rotation. 

flexibility of hours, guaranteed 

every other weekend off. individual 

wage program 

with comparable 

benefits 

Wesiland Convalescent Center 

36137 W Warren. Westland 

Contact Mrs Cormier 

728 6100 

RECEPTIONIST For Birmingham* 

Peditrician s office 

Full time 

Typing bookkeeping phone expe 

rience preferred Call between 

10am 12noon 645 1741 

RN'S-LPN'S 

FI I.L TIME POSITIONS 

RN'S, FULL-TIME 

AFT $50 

MID $51 

LPN'S, FULL-TIME 

A Ft $43 

MID $44 

Plus excellent benefits 

Apply in 

person I'nviversity Convalescent & 

Nursing Home 


Koad Livonia 


Dental-Medical 

WHITEHALL 

HOME on Grand 

River needs mature Nurse Aide to 

work from 7 AM to 3 30 I'M Call 

474 3442 

WE ARE LOOKING for a mature 

woman capable of assuming total 

administrative 

responsibilities for 

our Westland Group Dental Prac 

tice Experience necessary Salary 

is open and negotiable 557-4940 

502 Help Wanted Dental Medical 

RN'S & LPN'S 

Applications now being accepted 

Placements available in your area 

24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE 

STAT NURSING 

SERVICE, INC. 

2719 Fort St., Wyandotte 

283-3045 

RN's 

VACATION REPLACEMENT 

We have immediate openings for 

Registered Nurses to work through 

out the Summer as vacation 

replacements 

Positions are avail 

able on our day, afternoon and mid 

night shifts, part time and full time 

If you are interested in working 

during the Summer in our Inpatient 

department, please call 

Personnel 

METROPOLITAN 

HOSPITAL WEST 

28303 Joy Rd . Westland 

522 6800, Ext 286 


NURSES & NURSE S AIDES 

Full and part time 


Lahser Hills Nursing Center 

25300 Lahser Rd, Southfield 

REGISTRATION 

CLERKS 

Immediate openings in Emergency 

Room, 3 30 PM 

Midnight shift, full 

time, alternating weekends 

Apply to the Personnel Dept 

MT. CARMEL 

MERCY HOSPITAL 

6071 W Outer Dr 

Detroit iNear Schaefer i 

864 5400, Ext 235 

SECRETARY 

RECEPTIONIST 

Modern progressive 

Orthodontic 

office in Birmingham 647-06% 

MEDICAL RECFITIOMS I 

For Troy office 

Experience preferred 

Day work 9AM 5PM no 

weekends 689-5145 

INSURANCE CLERK expenenced 

in Blue Shield & Medicare billing. 

Birmingham location Call 647 4420 

REGISTERED NURSE 

• ON CALL' 

We have an immediate opening for 

a Registered Nurse with operating 

room, recovery room experience If 

you are interested in working on an 

as needed" basis and becoming a 

part of our dynamic and growing 

team, call 

Personnel for more 

information 

METROPOLITAN 

HOSPITAL WEST 

28303 Jov Rd . Wesiland 

522-6800, Ext 286 


TROY DOCTOR Needs medical 

assistant, full lime must be 

experienced, duties to include, 

vena puncture, EKG. peg board & 

all billings Call Karen Mondav thru 

Friday 1 3 362 3550 

RN'S: STAFF NURSES 

• MEDICAL-SURGICAL 

Permanent days afternoons, midnights rotating with 

excellent differential plus shift differential 

• NICU 

Midnights Pull and Part time 

• PEDIATRICS 

Midnights Full 

time 

Afternoons-Full and part time 

• ADOLESCENT PEDS 

Afternoons-Full and Part time 

LPN'S 

• MEDICAL-SURGICAL 

Afternoons and Midnights 

Full and pan time 

• ADOLESCENT PEDS 

Midnights-Full 

time 

MT. 

CARMEL MERCY H0SP. 

6071 W Outer Dr 

(Near 

Schaefer) 

Please Call Nursing Office 

Ms Seals, 864 5400 Ext 431 

Equal 

, }/ :•'// 

Grace Hospital Division 

Harper-Grace Hospitals 

You're the one who provides the qssential health care our 

patients require Ohly you can offer the unique combination 

of personal compassion and professional expertise that is so 

much a part of the healing process We know, as do our patients, 

that no one else has so much to give, or is more deserving of 

the recognition and rewards we offer today's health care 

professionals 

For more information, write or call: Jeanne TAYLOR, R.N. • Nurse 

Recruitment • Manpower Placement • Harper-Grace Hospitals 

• 3990 John R. • Detroit, Michigan 48201 • (313) 494-8082 • 

For a personal Interview call: (313) 345-7030 

Harper-Grace Hospitals 

Grace Hospital Division 

16700 Meyers Rd 

Detroit, Michigan 46235 

(313) 345-7030 

Member Quadrangle Hospitals Association 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 


Dental-Medicd 

NURSE AIDES needed, full time, 

all shifts Part time for weekends, 

all shifts Apply Oak Hill Nursing 

Home 34223 Grand River, Farm 

ington 477 7373 

NUTRITIONALLY 

open minded 

individual R N LPN 

Med Tech, 

etc with good skills Vena puncture, 

EKG. etc willing to learn aspects of 

preventive holistic medicine Flex 

ible hours. Monday through Friday. 

Salary commensurate with experience 

and ability Write Box 10. 

Westland. Mich 48185 

LAB Technician needed in Doctor s 

office Flexible hours, salary 

commensurate with experience 

Write Box 10. Westland, Mich, 

48185 

MEDICAL Receptionist 

assistant 

for newly opened allergist s office 

Knowledge of insurance forms 

desirable Will train for necessary 

procedures Plymouth Canton 

area Send typewritten resume and 

tell us about yourself and your 

experience 

Box 952, Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Livonia, Michigan 

48150 

DENTAL ASSISTANT Expe 

nenced 4 handed dentistry Familiar 

with front defk Salary 


Must enjoy dentistry and working 

with people Written resume to Dr 

Myron Gus. 21701 W || Mile, 

Southfield, Mi 48076, or call358-0010 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Per 

manent, full time 

Mature person, 

experience necessary Must be 

willing to work Saturdays I-ivonia 

office 478 2110 

DENTAL 

ASSISTANT, Southfield 

Orthodontic Office, experience pre 

ferred 358-5120 

DENTAL ASSISTANT, expe 

rienced. full time, highly professional 

office awaits team member 

Salary open, Livonia, Redford area, 

427-6310 

TRAINED MEDIC'AI. assistant for 

x-rays, injections. EKG s and vena 

punct\ire Apply 8001 Merriman 9-5. 

Monday thru Friday 

RN'S 

needed of Northville Regional 

Psychiatric Hospital $14,720 

to $15,597 Michigon Civil 

Service benefits 

Please contact 

Mrs. Dixon, 

349-1800, ext 231 


MATURE PERSON 

fuii time for 

busy ophthalmologists 

office peg 

board, insurance, telephone assist 

ing, experience helpful Full time 

Reply Box 792, Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia Michigan 

48150 

MED RECEPT OFC MC.R 

for Farmington Hills Allergy office 

Good pay for mature expenenced 

individual Send typed resume to 

Box 860 Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft. 

LivOtiia Michigan 48150 

RN. pari 

time for Farmington 

Hills Allergy office 

Good pay for 

mature, 

experienced individual. 

Send typed resume to Box 860 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Livonia. Mich 

igari 48150 


Office-Clerical 

JOB OPENINGS 

We have a 

number of interesting jobs avail 

able for motivaled persons skilled 

in such areas as procedures 

bookkeeping, 

typing and malh 

Prior office preferred but we will 

train Also we are looking for 

commercial rate clerks and 

accounts receivable clerks 

GCXMI 

salary and benefits programs 

If 

your would like ihe challenges 

offered by a major Southfield 

Insurance Company please call I-ee 

Kenaga 354 3400 ext 230 


Continental Insurance Companies 

SECRETARY 

to vice president of 

sales. Troy firm, busy position 

requiring good typing and short 

hand with related experience 

$10,400, fee paid, 

XEROX ETS 800 operator, 

experience, excellent typist, $700, 

fee paid 

LOIS RAY 

PERSONNEL 

559-0570 

Keydisc/ Keypunch 

Experienced operators and 

bright trainees accepted for 

top pay 

Immediate openings 

for all shifts Excellent benefits 

and incentive pay 

Southfield . 569-2220 

Uticcj 254 1910 

DATA ENTRY 

OPERATOR 

Major Detroit Manufacturer 

has immediate opening for 

Data Entry Operator Expe 

rience on Key to Disc Must key 

12,000 strokes per hour with 

maximum of 2 errors Salary 

$750 to $850 per month 

Excellent benefits 

Call Jim Bruce at 

827-4830 

Clerk/Personnel 

Opening in the personnel office for 

an individual who has office expe 

rierice and can type 45 wpm minimum 

Personnel background help 

ful Contact Personnel Office 

BOTSFORD 

General Hospital 

(OSTEOPATHICi 

28050 Grand River.Farmington 

476-7600 

SECRETARY 

Part Time Farm 

ington Real Estate office General 

office skills 

Evenings and week 

ends Ask for Mr Blunik 478-6000 

SUBURBAN 

OPPORTUNITIES 

ACCOUNTING CLERK to $800 2 

years+ formal accounting courses 

No typing Novi area 

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY 

1780 . Secretarial skills with some 

experience for Farmington Hills 

CLERK TYPIST. $600 Good typist 

for diversified job wiih Farmington 

company 

EMPLOYERS PAY ALL FEES 

Gall Mrs. Evans 477-9840 

SUBURBAN PERSONNEL 

BOOKKEEPER to posi through 

trial balance and assume other 

general office responsibilities for 

medium sued Southfield law firm 

Salary open Please forward 

Resume to Box 858, Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia Michigan 

48150 

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for 

modern Southfield office Good 

typing Si telephone answering skills 

a must Call Mr Maxwell 424-8860 


BOOKKEEPER 

Interesting challenging position for 

experienced full charge book 

keeper Must type 50WPM, be well 

organized and maintain strict con 

fidentiality Excellent benefits Sal 

ary commensurate with experience 

Apply in person between 10AM 

2PM 31435 Stephenson Hwy, Madi 

son Hts, Upstairs 


504 H*lp Wanted 

Office defied 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

Position available for person with 

f ood clerical skills in Troy office 

revious legal experience preferred 

but not necessary 

Salary com 

mensurate with experience Please 

call 

87 &-0300 

SECRETARY 

Weight Watchers 

Southfield office 

Shorthand and 

typing necessary 

Must be respon 

siole and organized Excellent 

benefits Call Betty Tanner 557-6100 

General Office 

Experienced in general office procedures. 

good typing skills a must 


Convalescent Center 

28349 Joy Rd Wesiland 

261-9500 

CRT OPERATOR 

BILLING CLERK 

Familiar with the DDS system 

Needed for suburban advertising 

agency 

Top salary for qualified 

candidates 

Call for appointment 

879-2000 Ext 341 

SECRETARY 

I girl office, good, 

mature typist General office 

duties 

Musi be self starter and 

reliable 9 Mile and Telegraph area 

30 Hours per week 348^2888 

Secretary / 

Personnel Clerk 

To work for 

international corpo 

ration soon to be headquartered in 

Troy Present location Southfield 

To assist in all areas of an expand 

ing personnel function 

Excellenl 

typing and clerical skills are 

required Some shorthand or dictaphone 

ability would be helpful 

Must be able lo perform work of 

detail nature and communicate 

effectively Previous working experience 

in a personnel activity is 

preferred 

If you are people oriented a self 

starter and able lo work with a minimum 

of supervision, please submit 

resume or letter of application 

detailing salary 

requirements to 

Personnel Dept P () Box 1179, 

Detroit, Michigan 48266 


SECRETARIAL 

POSITION + 

quality 

office 

seeks individual with 

excellent 

stenographic 

and typing 

skills who 

desires a 

position with variety. 

In addition to the 

usual 

secretarial 

tasks, the job 

includes 

a challenging 

variety 

of other 

|ob 

assignments. 

Excellent 

working 

conditions, 

good 

benefits. 

Farmington 

Hills area. 8:30 am - 

5 PM. 

851-8800 

BUJOMFIEI.D 

food broker ne.-ds 

secretary with typin,, 55 or better 

Lovely offices lots ol client 

contact Salary $823 with lull 

benefits nice hours and fee paid 

EXECUTIVE 

secretary for prop 

CTt\ management company in 

Southfield Variety position Salary 

$900 plus benefits Fee paid 

ASSISTANT 

bookkeeper (or Trov 

contractor 

Computeri?ed pavroll 

Salary open fee paid 

SALES 

secretary «for nice Troy 

company No shorthand Nice 

company offers good benefits and 

will pay $700 to $1000 per month I repaid 

LEGAL secretary trainee for 

Bloomfield firm 

in beautiful new 

offices You will need good typing 

and some office experience Salary 

$675 to $750 with outstanding 

benefits anttfee paid 

ADAMS 

& 

MARTIN 

PERSONNEL 

920 E Maple BIRMINGHAM 

646-5600 

DIAL A JOB 

24 hr service to hear about our 

most recent openings 646-8780 

SECRETARY 

STYMIED? 

Urge national corporation is look 

ing for capable personality expe 

nenced in administration Maturitv 

and self starter are desirable traits 

Please send resume to Mr 

LEE 

(1RANT. 2401 West 

Big Beaver 

Road Suite 300 Troy. Michigan 

480H4 


LEGAL Secretary 

for Southfield 

office Good skills, top pay, legal 

experience preferred but not - 

essential 357 5600 

FULL CHARGE 

BOOKKEEPER 

for Troy manufacturer requires 

Bookeeping thru trial balance plus 

some light typing for computer 

entry Salary $12,000 Fee Paid 

SECRETARY for Ferndale manu 

facturer responsible to sales man 

ager 

Requires typing and short 

hand Salary $875 plus good 

advancement and benefits Fee 

Paid 

SECR ET A R Y BOO K K E EP EH for 

Troy firm, familiar with peg board 

system, customer contact and abil 

ity to handle responsibility 

Requires 55wpm typing and pre 

vious office experience Salary 1875 

pis benefits Fee Paid 

Accuracy Personnel 

642 3050 ,158-2010 

RECEPTIONIST - $800 

FEE PAID Exciting opportunity to 

utilize not only your outgoing per 

sonality. but your good clerical 

skills too' Hurry' 

KEYPUNCH 

FEE PAID Great opporliitily for 

the experienced operator Close to 

home too' 

TOWN 4 COUNTRY 

EMPLOYMENT CENTER 

474-1717 

RECEPTIONIST 

$9100 

Spacious office needs sharp person 

for busy phone 

Good figure apti 

tude and typing will make this job 

yours Call Kathleen now 

SNELLING & SNELLING 

478-3500 

COMPUTER TRAINEE 

$7280 

All you need is a good typing speed 

and a willingness to leam at this 

exciting firm Kathleen 

SNELLING & SNEUING 

478-3500 


Office-Qerical 

A Unique Person 

We need someone who enjoys vari 

ety, likes working w ith people and 

is looking for a challenge We are a 

growing company 

in the people 

business and need a general office 

receptionist Must type 50 

35A-I6I6 

CLERK TYPIST 

General office typing it receptionist 

duties, excellent working conditions 

& opportunity for advancement 

Liberal employee benefits 

28420 5 Mile Rd, Livonia 522 5700 

SECRETARY 

$10,600 

Top notch firm in greot 

location offers terrific 

opportunity for your 

experience Work for the 

President and further your 

career here Call Tma today 

SNELLING 4 SNELLING 

478 3500 

SECRETARY 

Varied office duties Architectural 

firm in Northland 

area requires a person with 

accurate typing and good 

driving record 

Congenial and 

professional atmosphere Paid 

vacation, medical, etc $160 

per week to start based on a 

40 hour week 

569 4555 

CLERK TYPIST 

$7800 

National company has an exciting 

spot waiting for you 

If you have 

tvping ability and like to keep busy 

call Tina right away 


478-3500 

GENERAL OFFICE 

typist, good 

with figures, experience not neces 

sary but helpful Northwest Detroit 

area 491 3000 


Burroughs L 

Series Computer experience help 

ful. but will train Must be accurate 

typist 

2 girl office in Southfield 

Salary commensurate with expe 

rience 353 7444 

B Y O B 

BE YOUR OWN BOSS 

Type at home Court reporting 

typist must have equipment, 

pickup and deliver 

Address reply 

with brief resume to Box 106, 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Livonia, Michigan 

48150 

Switchboard Operator 

Receptionist 

Ingersoll Rand is seeking an 

individual capable of learning how 

to operate a cord type PBX 

switchboard 

Successful applicant 

will have a pleasant personality 

neat appearance & erijov meeting & 

greeting people Convenient subur 

ban location with liberal benefit 

program 

Apph in person or call 

PERSONNEL DEPT 

Ingersoll Rand Co 

Automatic Production Systems 

23400 Halstead Rd 

Karinmnton Hills, Mi 4H024 

477 0800 


Minorities Women & Handicapped 

are encouraged to apply 

CLERICAL 

D'amond I nfernational in 

Farmington offers a permanent 

clerical position m 

Production Control 

Ability to 

work accurately with numbers 

and light secretarial duties are 

required Interview by 

appointment 

476-7100, Ext. 277 

Equal Opporturutv Emplovcr M F 


PART-TIME 

Experienced 

mature person for 

part time general, clerical duties 

Mon thru Fri . w ith emphasis on 

Accounts 

Receivable collection, 

plus telephone figure work, typing 

and misc duties 

Must he depend 

able and have proven successful 

work record Send resume to 

BRANCH MANAGER 

BURROUGHS CORP 

OPG/BFD 

2381 5 Northwestern Highway 

P O Box 5032 

Southfield, Michigan 48037 

No Telephone colls 


Work in Plymouth 

Home office of insurance company 

has an immediate opening for KKY 

PUNCH OPERATOR 

w,th expe 

rience on Decision Data 9610 or 

IBM 54% or IBM 129 4'; dav work 

week Excellent fringe benefits For 

appointment call 

453-2000 

CIERK TYPIST 

Minimum of I vear experience 

Typing 50 WPM filing record 

keeping, and public contact Salary 

$7,327 to $8,OOK City of Farmington 

Hills 31555 11 Mile Rd 

474-6) 15 

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 

Needs pleasant person to answer 

phone, greet customers and type 

Hours 9 AM to 3 PM 

CENTURY 21 

GOLD KEY HOMES 

27349 W 7 Mile Redford 

255 2100 

INSURANCE SECRETARY 

Exceptionally qualified A capable 

of taking complete charge of 

commercial 

underwriting department 

Top wages Benefits Blue 

Cross Blue Shield 

life insurance, 

sick pay 569 5600 

COLLEGE GIRL 

Who is an excellent typist and has a 

good phone voice needed by busy 

real estate office for the summer 

Apply in person to THOMPSON 

BROWN 32823 12 Mile Road Farm 

ington Hills, Ml 

No phone calls 

504 Htk> Wanted 

Omce-Qerical 

EXPERIENCED 

Executive or 

\*un\ VrHnry wanted for South 

field I»w 11 it) Good career 

opportunity in pleasant surround 

ingn Ii* ambitious and intelligent 

person with excellent secretarial 

353 8100 

CLERICAL 

1 to 2 yearn general office expe 

rience required Type 40 wpm and 

enjoy del ml work 

Accounts pay 

able background desirable 35 hour 

week 

good benefit* and pleasant 

working conditions 

N W [letroit 

area 

532 2600 ext 51 

SECRETARY 

One girl office good 

phone voice accurate typing 

5 0 W P M Skills ability & 

intelligence more important than 

business experience I-or interview 

call Mr 

Sus/an between 10AM & 

1l ' M 353 0323 

YOUNG WOMAN for position in 

Physician s office near Beaumont 

Must be available by June 15 Call 

before 5 PM for appointment 

28ft 1150 

SECRETARY 

some receptionist 

duties for large Birmingham 

Realtor Typing skills- i, some 

shorthand necessary Pleasant per 

sonality. must enjoy working with 

people 

Congenial working condi 

lions Call Sara 646 fiooo 

SECRETARY 

We are seeking an experienced Stat 

Typist Receptionist for our one girl 

office. Southfield CPA Eirm Salary 

commensurate with experience and 

ability 

Aisen Haron CPA Please 

Cal1 

569 7767 

ACCOUNT CLERK III 

Experienced in bookkeeping typing 

and accounts payable Saiarv 

$11 117 to $12,513 per year If inter 

estM call Personnel Office City of 

Farmington Hills 

474-6115 

BOOKKEEPER I- I I.l, CHARGE 

Outstanding opportunity with ak 

Park service contractor for expe 

nenced girl with thorough knowl 

edge of pegboard 'Vstems A P A 

R 

C. L, P J, A DP pavroll etc 

Excellent salary & benefits com 

mensurate with experience & 

ability Contact Mrs Evans for 

appointment 399 0700 

~ CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Responsible person needed 111 

rapidly growing Sales Promotion 

Company Detail work some math 

Accurate typing of 55 WPM 

excellent benefits and fast advance 

ment Southfield area E or appoint 

ment cal) ,'153 3209 

SECRETARY 

RECEPTIONIST 

FOR 

1 Girl office in Mople- 

Gjohdge area m Troy lowpressure 

portion in quiet, luxurious 

surroundings with 

excellent salary 

649-4770 

SECRETARY 

Full time with land developer Typing 

60 WPM 

dictation, shorthand 

bookkeeping Apply in person 01 

call for an appointment 565 9850 

24610 MICHIGAN AYE 

DEARBORN 

Accounts 

Payable 

Must be experienced m handling 

Payables Experience 

with System 3 2 desirable 

Good salary and excellent 

working conditions Please 

call Mrs Horner for appoint 

merit at 

352-1450 

MEDICAL CENTER needs sharp 

S al for reception desk 

Excellenl 

enefitsi. Call Rose Creedon 10AM 

4PM 

591 O440 


Beginning Clerk Typist needed with 

outgoing personality Able to 

assume responsibility, typing 50 

WPM Excellent benefits and 

advancement 

Southfield area For 

appointment call 353-3209 

RECPEPTIOMST needed for phy 

sician s office. Troy Birmingham 

area Experience necessary msur 

ance. billing, pet board Hours 9 5 

Mon fri H55 1359 

High School Grads 

College Students 

Teachers 

Home foe the summer ' Restless" II 

you have ANY office skills we 

invite you to join forces with our 

vear round staff 

We have a variety of assignments 

Work a day a week or all summer 

BRING VOIR ERIENDS 

For interview call the office nearest 

you. Mon thru Fri 

9 Am to 2 Pm 

Dearborn 

Detroit 

Claw son 1 Mon 

Ml Clemens 

Oak Park 

Wyandotte 

565 8060 

963-080H 

Wed 1 585 6387 

791 3059 

967-0336 

284 9066 

l-ivonia M0 Am 3 Pm 1 526 01,30 

Farmington (10 Am 1 Pm '478 8088 

WITT 

SERVICES 

KEYPUNCH 

Progressive Southfield Firm has an 

opening in the Computer Depart 

ment for a girl with keypunch 

experience Inforex experience pre 

ferred but will train on our system 

Good math aptitude and general 

office skills Excellent working 

conditions and Iringe benefits (.'all 

appointment call 353 3209 


experienced 

desired must tvpe have driver s 

license $120 week Apply 12932 

Farmington Rd 

SATURDAY RECEPTIONIST for 

Bloomfield Hills Realtor located on 

Woodward Ave 8 30 A M to 5 I' 

M Some typing filing Call 64 7 5950 

504 Hc4p Wanted Office-Clerical 

INSIDE 

COLLECTORS 

The Time Credit Department of Detroit Bank and 

Trust is seeking individuals for Collector positions in 

the Credit Card and Consumer Loan areas One 

year experience desirable 

Excellent fringe benefits package Salary will be 


Apply 9 A M 

- 4 P M 

211 W FORT ST - 1st Floor 

Cor 

Washington Blvd 

DETROIT 

BANK 

& TRUST 

Equal Opportunity 

Employer 

O A E 



CiENERAL OFFIC E opportunity to 

train & advance with a progressive 

company 

We need a person who 

likes people 

& has good typing 

skills Corrigan Moving Systems 

2718 Industrial Row Troy 549 8700 

DETAIL CLERK Must have 

adding machine experience 261-8104 

OFFICE Clerical help needed 

Southfield area 354 3750 

STATISTICAL 

TYPIST-SEC'Y 

Experienced for CPA firm 2 girl 

office Varied responsibilities 

pleasant working conditions 

good 

benefit program located Southfield 

salary open 

358-5700 

PERMANENT 

PART TIMF: office Major Automo 

live supplier needs well qualified 

office person Should have K"od typing 

skills 50 65wpm 

accurate Will 

handle correspondence filing tele 

phone contact w ith customers ven 

dors and field salesmen Position 

offers responsibility and variety 

Some flexibility on hours tequires 

25 hours per week and $3 50 to $4 25 

per hour depending on ability and 

experience 

Call (ilenn Steinke to 

arrange (or an interview 964 0228 

(ierieral-Office Position Open 

Typing a must Shorthand helpful 

minimum Accounts Receivahle 

background 

Experienced only 

Eull time Plymouth Area Mrs 

Whalen 

45MOOO 

EL'LI. CHARGE Bookkeeper thru 

Trial Balance for medium size 

company in Troy For further 

information Call J Sheet/ 588 1055 

P\RT TIME CLERICAL 

Needed evenings & weekends 

Paid Holidays & Vacations 

Apply at 

Wickes Furniture 

29635 W 7 Mile Livonia 


ADMITTING CLERK Medical 

center 

Experienced in ivping 

medical terminology desirable 

(rood pay Benefits Hours 9 

Downtown 2590229 

ACCOUNTING 

Needed for 

Posting of Accounts 

Payable & Receivable Light 

Typing Some Phone Work (all 

Martin Consolidated 525 5400 

ADVERTISING 

«. SALES pro 

motion department of fortune 100 

Company seeks self starter with 

typing skills 

We are an Equal 

Opportunity Employer Call for 

interview Susan Kmnev 275 5550 

EDITORIAL 

DEPARTMENT 

SECRETARY 

Must have 1 to 3 yeors expe 

nerxe os secretary 

Will take 

dictation, write letters, handle 

payroll, purchase orders, help 

oneditonal ptoiects Report to 

txecutive Editor Salary range 

SI 50 to $180 

Please reply in 

writing to 

EXECUTIVE EDITOR 

OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC 

NEWSPAPERS 

36251 SCHOOLCRAFT 

UVONIA, Ml 481 50 


SEC V SALES ASSISTANT 

Position available 

in Southfield 

Area 

(.ood Typing & Shorthand 

proficiency 

Oood pay & benefits 

Send resume to Rox 994 Observer & 


Schoolcraft I.IVOIIM Michigan 

48150 

\n Equal Opportunity Employer 

\.N EXPERIENCED Statistical 

typist for I girl CPA Office in 

Southfield lull time or permanent 

f an time 

Bookkeeping knowledge 

elpful 559-5202 

FULL CHARGE Bookkeeper thru 

trial balance 

payroll statements 

& other bookkeeping duties Madi 

son Hts 585 0800 

SERVICE ASSISTANT 

Diversified iriterestinn position with 

excellent advancement' opportunity 

Requires good typing ability and a 

knowledge of office procedun 

Consumer finance experience desir 

able but not essential Good starting 

saiarv and liberal employee ben 

efits Ca II Mr Quinn C I T 

F inancial Services 274 2700 

PART TIME SECRETARY 

1125 a Week 

We need a girl Erdav in our 

conveniently 

located Southfield 

office To work permanently Mon 

Eri 9AM 2PM Duties include 

answering phone 

hlinn K. typing 

Good typing 

K shorthand skills 

required If vou qualify send 

resume to 

Box 990 Observer & 


Schoolcraft Livonia Michigan 

48150 

CONSOLE OPERATOR System 34 

Knowledge of R P G 

II required 

Manufacturing & retail appli 

cations 

Integral Engineering 

537 1919 


Office-Clericd 

TYPIST 

40 to 50 WPM, Monday 

through Friday S'eady 

Worker 

Apply 

Collection Mgmt 

Inc 

23777 Greenfield Rd 

Sou'nfied 

559-8650 

GENERAL office 

clerical doctors 

clinic 

Excellenl working environ 

ment Flexible schedule Interview 

by appointment 851-4046 

DOWNTOWN Detroit' law office 

needs mail sorter 

cop> machine 

operator 

Receptionist relief HSG 

Pleasant environment in own 

building directly across from 

Renaissance Center $120 per week 

Call Pat Patterson 962 5180 

MATURE WOMAN for tvping and 

answering phone Southfield Call 

Hettv between 9 AM 

1 PM 

352-0620 ext 203 

ACCOUNTING CLERK needed No 

experience necessary Full benefits 

Apply at 

Seven L P Canada Dry 

Bottling Co 

12201 Beech Daly Rd 

Redford 

' 

F.qual Opportunity F'.mployer 

PATENT 1.EGAL SECRETARV 

For partner in patent law firm 

Musi possess excellent tvping and 

shorthand skills, 

good telephone 

presence and maturity 

Excellent 

position for right person Call Mr 

Dinnin 642 700exi 234 

" SALES ASSISTANT 

Manager of sophisticated eontcm 

porarv furniture showroom 

Requires sophisticated person to 

handle a variety 

of challenging 

tasks Inter personal skills both on 

the phone and in person 

strong 

requirements 

Handsome Rirming 

ham area F.xcellent benefus 

salary comensurale with expe 

rience 646-0616 

PRODUCTION TYPING super 

visor We need an expenenced 

typist and proof reader for a 

supervisory position in Southfield 

area 1( interested please send 

resume & salary history to Box 98J> 

Observe 1 

& Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcralt Livonia Mich 

igan 48150 

TROY REAL ESTATE manage 

ment company 

looking fur You 

Summer job clerk typist 9 to 5 J3 

per hour Call 362 1373 

SECRETARY-SALES 

A Nationwide 

Food management 

Compafn located in the Southlield 

area is sr-eking a qualified individ 

ual for a position as a SF'CRE 

TARY lor the SALES VICE PRESI 

DENT Required skills includi 

accurate tvping experience in 

Bookkeeping and strong orgam/a 

tional abilities 

This position offers 

growth potential 

a good benefit 

program and a salary com 

mensurate with experience For an 

appointment please contact NANO 

EBEL. 

644 7500 

An F'.qual Opportunity F.mplover 

SFXR FT A R Y lor 

Sali^ Office in 

Lathrup Villagi 

\i curate typist 

experience with business forms 

helpful National companv provides 

full benefits Contact Mr U-roy for 

intervnew 424-8650 

EEElClF NT TYPIST nd on 

telephone some experience pre 

(erred 682 2622 

SEC "i RECEPTIONIST 

Fulltime position open with 

Livonia Advertising \iencv Ihities 

incHidf typing shorlhand A general 

office Work Benefits in< lude health 

& derital plans 

Salary based on 

experience Send replies to Ro\ 

986 Observer & Eccentni News 

p.ipers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Uvonia 

Michigan 48150 

SECRETARY 

With good business machine 1 xpe 

rience needed t" run computer & 

handle diversified office duties for 

Royal Oak manufacturer F'ull 

time good benefits including profit 

sharing & pension plan Send 

resume including s.tlarv history tc 

Box 476 Observer & Ficentrn 

Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft 

Livonia Michigan 48150 

SECRETARY 

We have an excellenl opening m our 

financial department fi>e 

50wpm Contact St*s Bemâtloat 

557 14«i 

504 Help Wanted Office-Clerical 

PERSONNEL 

ASSISTANT 

Immediate openings for an applicant 

experienced 

Personnel Records Tact and good judgment 

essential 

Typing Ab wpm 

Apply at the Personnel Department 

MT. CARMEL MERCY HOSPITAL 

6071 W Outer Dr Detroit 48?35 

(Near Schaefer) 

. 864-5400 Ext ?35 

An Fquill O/i/iorfi/.iif// A>i/Woj/('i 

SECRETARY 

Looking for a diversified position in the Detroit and 

Birmingham area 7 

Qualified candidate with at least 

one year working experience Typing skills of 60 

wpm and Shorthand of 80 wpm 

TYPIST 

Applicant with typing skills of 50 wpm can help us 

fill out positions in the Detroit and Birmingham 

areas 

^ 

Apply 9 AM - 4 PM 

211 W FORT ST 1st Floor 

• A cor of Washington Blvd 

DETROIT 

BANK 

& TRUST 

Equal Oppoiiii'iit.v 

Eii'ploiii 

i M i i i ft* M i

Ntfp 

Offi( 


ce-Clericai 

PART TIME 

Executive Secretary 

Southfield Excellent dictaphone & 

typing Good salary Phone M2-37JS 

BOOKKEEPER Full Charge 

through financial statement Small 

business office in Farmington 

Salary netogiable Call 476-2800 

BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY 

Immediate opening for sharp 

take 

Charge 

type person 

Apply In Person 

''''"AKT MAILING SERVICES 

327J0 PLYMOUTH HD LIVONIA 

a m * 

TYPIST wanted for Isrie 

^ L . ? ! ' 

r 

> °^n 

experience 

helpful but not necessary 357 3750 

RECEPTIONIST 

Sharp Meet and Greet typist 

needed for this Front Desk spot 

1200 start in Troy'including hen 

'tfits 

ind comprehensive training 

program Call 6494m 

v our New Boss Pays Our Fee' 

HARRIET SORGE PERSONNEL 

SECRETARY 

*iper chance to earn $!_' ouo 

And 

ffirnpliment your secretarial skills 

*ith* administrative duties 

Super 

organi/er needed to schedule plan-. 

!«' On the Go Hoss Call 562 8900 

Wur New Boss Pays Our FIT' 

HARRIET SORGE PERSONNEL 

M'MIMSTKATIVK ASSISTANT 

RETAIL EXPERIENCE 

'«*>d background 

in retailing as 

*pII as good office skills For lop 

living position with a fanatastic 

»reer future Write I'd Box 3700 

1 *ik Park Mich 48237 

TYPIST 

I'fmediaie opening for good 

'VP'M Company located in 

Birmingham area 

Please call 

Marcus at 

647-8600 

^'KFTAKY for Southfield Uu 

Hrm typing 4 shorthand, call Mr 

l * ,d, ' s 

557 8.HHI 

SECRETARY 

Hxperienced for established lusur 

artce Agency in Trov 

For interview 

' •II Mr Archey al 

87^9000 

OFFICE 

CLERK 

Must he able to keep lime-records, 

imrsonnel records with some Ivping 

md filing ( all 

|>FRl COI.FY 

ADISTRA 

CORP. 

101 I'nmn St Plymouth 

425-2600 

FREE VOCATIONAL 

EDUCATION 

l"FTA KFY' PI NCH 

OPERATOR IRAIMN'G 

I h>' ( ity of I.i vonni CETA program 

in seeking participants for CETA 

V >»« dl tonal 

Fducation as KEY 

PINCH OPKKATOK TRAINKKS 

Ihe program Mill begin in June 

Tuition and books will be covered 

•'v CFTA Applicants must be 

Ijvorna residents 

uriempkned or 

underemployed for 

30 day - and 

l**.sess basic typing skills 

Only 

tbse interested in a career will be 

acre pled Preference will be given 

to qualified 

veterans and other 

nullified 

applicants according to 

'h« rules and regulations »f the 

iMpartment of Labor Applications 

m«st be made at the Livonia CRT A 

office 15420 Farmington Rd 2nd 

fk*»i rio later than 5 Pm Friday 

June 9ih 1978 For further inlorm.i 

tion call 522 Hg70 

\n Equal Opportunity Agency 

BIRMINGHAM Law office needs 

reliable girl for 

I 5 PM 5 da\s 

(•nod t\pi-,t high school graduate 

647 1450 

PERMANENT PART TIMK 

h xperienced Secretary needed 5 

ilaj week 

with 4 hours per day 

Must haw experience with electric 

cvpew r iter Northville 

348 I.'>80 

STATISTIC AI TYPIST for I girl 

office in Berkley 

Career oriented 

wiMttan preferred 352 1951 


Office-Gerical 


Accounting firm is seeking an mdi 

vidual with General Office expe 

nence 

Setretarial skills helpful, 

with opportunity to learn statistical 

typing 

Beech Daly, 5 Mile Rd 

area Redford Twp Call MR 

SKI BERT 

032-0696 

ACCTS RECEIVABLE Cl.KRK 

Some experience necessary, full or 

part time Call 834 9581 

RECEPTIONIST 

Dynamite person needed to assist 

marketing staff Answering phones, 

and greeting clients 

Cheerful per 

sonality important 

Accurate typ 

ing $690 a month 

Fee paid Call 

Sandee 

644 4600 

SNELLING 4 SNELLING 

AGENCY 

\ 

Accounting 

Clerks 

Fxpansion creates openings for sev 

eral accounting clerks with Payable 

and or Receivable experience We 

offer excellent 

working environ 

ment opportunities for growth, lib 

eral employee benefits Send 

resume or call Mrs I.aidlaw .349- 

6700 

GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES 

43043 W 9 Mile Rd 

Northville, Mi 48167 

SUMMER 

OFFICE 

JOBS 

While you are home from school, 

earn all you a can Work when you 

want get paid weekly We have 

openings now foi 

SECRETARIES 

TYPISTS 

KEYPUNCHERS 

CLERKS 

Applv 9am 3 30pm Mon thru Fri 

24755 5 Mi W of Telegraph 

29256 Ryan Rd at 12 Mil. 

MANPOWER 

TEMPORARY SKKVICES 


TROV SECRETARY 

FEE PAID 

Prominent auto 

related company 

appreciates your shorthand and 

vivacioasness 

Top notch benefits 

To $875 Call Kyle Fox today 

out 

standing opportunity 

3532090 


PERSONNEL 

GIRL FRIDAY 

Needed Immediately 

Call Mr Williams 

338 9155 

CLERK-TYPIST 

No experience necessary 

Meet the public Interesting, 

varied work centering around 

operation of our computer terminal 

Good salary Regular 

increases based on merit 

Learn to operote computer ter 

mmal 

General Finance Corp 

22036 Grand River, Detroit, 

M, 4A2I9 534-1205 

306 Help Wanted ^»es 

(jzrAity, 

21 

AMEND OUR 

JUNE 

CAREER 

MORNING 

Kxplore the possibilities of a ( ARKKR in Real Kstate in the 

h arminjftori. West Bioomfield, Livonia and Novi market area 

Growth as a professional REALTOR Associate creates unlini 

iied opportunities for HilvHiicement and financial rewards At 

"ur I ARKKR MORNING we will discuss all facet,* of the Real 

Kstate Industry 

Whether experienced or inexperienced, find 

out what CF.N"fT'RY 21 can bring you We have Sophisticated 

advanced training anil progressive marketing techniques to 

insure umr success < all the Training Director at 478 WOO for 

your reservation or arrange for a sfrictly confidential 

iter' 

ll> i • I ANOiV I»., 

iRAMO 

- (MV 

/>..» . 

until I/O'. 

river 

hml i 

il "il 

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'hit' 

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!/.• hrl/inl 

/inii nl if 

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FarmiriQfc 

Kn i ii'ii y',n 

1 

f ARMINGTON 

Hoad) 

REAL ESTATE 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

Join our wmriirlg team named lop listing company in 

1977 for Century ? 1 State of Michigan We offer 

unlimited opportunity for the beginning sales person 

ncluding pre-license training, advanced sales classes 

and relocation service 

Attend our next career 

seminar on Saturday May 27 10 AM at ?6078 Five 

Mile Rd 

iust West of Beech Daly, Redford 

O"1uiy, 

21 

TODAY REALTORS • 538-2000 

JOIN THE 

WINNING 

TEAM 

Everyone wants to be on a winning team, and .the 

Salespeople at Chamberlain are on that team 

Chamberlain has a track record that speaks for 

itself 

having more sales volume per office than any 

other Real Estate Company in the area 

If you are 

interested in being part of a winning team, give us a 

call 

you'll be gald you did 

Oakland County 

KEN RICHARDSON 

Western Wayne 

FRED MADLEY ... 

557-6700 

476-9100 

Chamb^fa" 1 



SECRETARY for large Southfield 

law firm 

must possess excellenl 

clerical skills, good telephone 

presence and maturity Challenging 

and rewarding position Call Barb 

355-5000 

LEGAL 

SECRETARIES 

The demand for legal secretaries is 

phenomenal' Candidates with good 

skills can choose from a wide selec 

tion of positions available in South 

field, Troy Dearborn Birmingham 

Bloomfield Mills and Downtown 

Detroit Many varied practices are 

actively looking Positions are 

offering $200 $250 per week plus 

benefits to those experienced in the 

legal field 

Individuals with good 

secretarial skills but no legal expe 

rience will be considered for train 

ing by several firms Call, come in 

or mail your resume We can dis 

cuss the full particulars of all posi 

lions available No fees 

PERSONNEL AT LAW 

.1000 TOWN CKNTKR 

StJITK 2580 

SOUTH FIRM), MI 48075 

358-0060 

ACY TECHNICIAN. famil 

lar with Blue Cross & Medicaid 

billing Able to type labels & assist 

Pharanst, full time 

Contact Mr 

Rosenblatt. 

Center 

Garden City Medical 

522 3100 

GENF.RAL OK KICK 

permanent 

part time* Apply 

Youth Center 

store Tel Twelve Mall 

LEGAL 

SECRE IARIES 

We have an immediate 

need for on call temporary 

legal secretai les in the Tri 

County area 

No charge lo 

you Km plover pavs ihe 

fee Please call or come in 

PERSONNEL AT LAW 

3000 TOWN CKNTKR 

SUITE 2580 

SOUTHFIELD Ml 48075 

358-0060 

LEGAL SECRKTARV trainee no 

prior legal experience necessary 

Must type sOwpm Bloomfield Hills 

area 334-4934 

SMALL manufacturing company in 

new location has opening for 

permanent office position Respon 

nihilities include inside sales, 

typing and light accounting Min 

imum 5 years experience Attrac 

live salary and benefits Livonia 

261 7340 

SUMMKH WORK for college 

students in office of oil and gas 

firm Send resume to Petroleum 

Firm. 3111 David Stott Building 

Detroit Mi 48226 

help needed Kxpe 

keeping required 

Is S.Mali computor 

CLERICAL 

help 

rience in bookkei 

Good typing skil 

experience helpful 

Applv during 

hours of I & 4 No calls Aerolite 

Inc , 7550 Walnut Lake Rd W 

Bloomfield K, of Haggerty between 

15 Mile A Pontiac Trail 

Catering 

Sec re ten y 

Neat appearance 

persoable. good 

typing skills 

Must tie well organ 

ized for busv office 

Apply in per 

>on Monday thru Friday 10am 

»pm 

Stouffer's 

Northland 

21000 Northwestern Hwy 

Southlield 

^ 

I.KGAI SKCKKi'AR.Y Birmingham 

law firm 

Some experience pre 

ferred M5-2430 

GIRL Friday ill around office 

duties 

shorthand required South 

field area 424-8300 

ACCOUNTING 

CLERK 

Saiarv 

commensurate with expe 

rience Full fringes Call lor inter 

view 340-5500 

Pyles Industries 

Inc. 

28990 WIXOMRD WIXOM 

An Kqual Opportunity Kmployer 

BOOKKEEPER full charge 

extremely organized lo run one girl 

promotional sales office Minimum 

five vears experience 

Must know 

Pegboard and able to deal with 

public Troy area 649-5540 

WANTED super fantastic extraor 

dinary person to work as Gal 

Frida\ in nursery school in W 

Bloomfield area doing a variety of 

jobs typing answering phones 

driving a mini school bus filling in 

wherever needed 

Musi have good 

drrving record Mondav thru 

Friday $2 65 per hour 851461,6 

INTELLIGENT self reliant woman 

lo run small office Minimum 5 

vears office experience 

Book 

keeping essential 

I'leasant sur 

roundtngs and facilities Permanent 

position good pay and lienefits Call 

ition good pay 

lary 883 18018 

5200 Monday thru Friday (mm 10 

AM 5 PM 

REAL ESTATE 

Highest Com m issions. good 

plan for high earner Will 

tram in Michigan's finest Real 

Estate School 

If you ore willing 

to work, you ore able to 

earn extremely 

high income 

Uvonia. Westland, Plymouth. 

Redford, Dearborn Height 1 , 

Ask for K Darke 

525 7700 

Cen fury 21 

Gene Darke Realtor 

HARDWARE SALES 

PART-TIME 

Mature individuals needed to work 

on Sales floor evenings and week 

ends Prefer individuals with retail 

experience Westland area Call 

Craig 

ACE HARDWARE 

729-5060 

MACHINE TOOL SALES 

Opportunity in sales with distribu 

tor representing broad line of N C 

metal cutting 

machine tools in 

Michigan 

Background in metal 

cutting or machine shop essential 

Previous selling experience desir 

able but not required Salary 

commission fringes Send resume 

to 

Applied MIg Systems. Inc 

351 Executive Dr 

Troy Ml 48084 

58H 8160 

AMBITIOUS COUPLE needing 

more income, unusual opportunity 

for good earnings 

Work together 

pan 

time 

inquiries on Iv Cal II time 

9 5 PM Serious 

421 0868 

MATURE WOMAN retail sales 

must be able to work flexible hours 

mostly evenings Rochester 651 5121 

SALES GAL ON WIIEEI.S 

Attractive outgoing gal to drive our 

van. sell gas station supplies Great 

earning potential 

for ambitious 

person Apply al Maver Supply- 

25743 W 7 Mile at Beech Daly 

TELEPHONE SALES 

Sell to established customers 6 

hours. 5 days 

Salary plus bonus 

Apply within 

25743 W 7 Mile at 

Beech Daly 

FOUR MEN or women needed for 

sales and or management No 

experience necessary Salary open 

Call between 7 9 I'M 

Thursday 

only Ask for Mr T 389-1020 

Oi.AN MILLS STUDIO 

Will be taking applications (or full 

and part time salespeople These 

people musi he neat in appearance 

and willing to work 

Some sales 

experience helpful but not neces 

sary as we will traip you 

completely Morning A evening 

shifts available 


Friday May 26. 9am 6pm Olan 

Mill s Studio 2851. Ford Road 

'across form Kentucky Fried 

Chicken >, Garden City 

SALES KEYBOARD 

Gnnnell s 

Birmingham Musi have these 

qualifications 

over 25 years old 

strong desire to make money good 

sales background experience 

music background helpful Call 

Mr 

Holmquist for interview 

644 5135 

LICENSED REAL ESTATE sales 

people Stop chasing listings 4 

mortgage money 

Sell our listings 

10'. commission & gel paid in full 

in one week Draw against 

commission Call Frank Coo ley 

6BS9926 

EXPERIENCED 

SALESWOMAN 

for wall covering salon West 

Bloomfield Call for interview 

681 1386 

AGGRESSIVE, young person 

wanted by small 

mineral corpo 

ration to train in sales department 

for national clientele Excellent 

potential (or advancement in 

^management with good salary 

High school grad required, some 

college preferred No mineral 

experience necessary but geology 

or lapidary experience helpful Call 

v 557 3353 

ADVERTISING 

ACCOUNT EXEC 

TRAINEE 

Large national specialized ad 

agency seeks qualified person Per 

ferably sales and /or advertising 

background Salary negotiable 

Expenses car allowance and fringe 

benefits included 

Please forward 

resume staling 

work history and SALARY history 

to Box 976 Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers. 


Livonia, Michigan 48150 


Sales 

MATURE ADULT part time sales 

Elliot s Saddlery 17 No Main 

Plymouth • 455 1800 

BUSY LADY in Livoma needs lady 

in area to help her 

part-time 

Great opportunity 

Learn to be your 

own boss Call before 6 pm 522 

7499 After 6 pm 981 0431 

KITCHEN cabinet sales inside 

greal opportunity benefits 4788500 

AVON 

ARE YOU TIRED 

OF BEING RETIRED 9 

Represent 

world famous Avon 

Products Excellent earnings Flex 

ible Hours Call 

334 2109 427-4000 

546 1877 879 8177 

SALESLADY 

Excellent position for person 

aquainted with high lashioo ladies 

sportswear and dresses No nights 

Full or part time Kay North 

Birmingham 

647-6965 

SUPER SALES POSITION 

Men and women call toll free for a 

recorded message !4 hours a day 

I 800 327 %% 

AMBITIOUS 

exclusive shoe 

wlv 

mature 

man (or 

salon 

Ex(ienciiccd 

643-6866 

80 Hours 

Education 

Will open a rewarding career with 

Realty World (' W Allifn Complete 

training by prolcssmifials will 

give you ihe opportunity to earn 

$15,000 and up tin first yj-ar Call 

Barb 9 I at 421 21011 to s(-e if you 

qualify 

SALES CLERK For 

l.iyi'OR DEPARTMENT 

Full time good salary and benefits 

Some previous experiencejm retail 

liquor sales required Call M' Uren 

at Say On Drugs in Birmingham 

626 2527 

TELEPHONE SOLICITINlj, Hons, 

wives. Students 

Earn big money m 

your spare tfme Salary Plus 

Com miss inn 583 1584 

PRUDENTIAL IVSt H.AM'h is 

seeking a person to take over an 

established Agency in thi (.ivonia 

Dearborn Area No experience 

necessary Will train ifxcellenl 

fringe benefits 

An Opportunity for 

advancement Phone 478-25(10 for an 

appointment 

Equal opportunity Employei M I 

CONSUMER REPRESEVliATI\ I S 

Due to promotions from within our 

purchasing agency has openings in 

sales A sales management 

High 

commission schedule & ^xirllent 

company benefits provided 

along 

with complete tr laiiing in a pleasant 

office atmosphere 

Prefer indiyid 

uals with college haetyround 

however 

will consider slmrp self 

motivated applicants (fill Mr 

l.ang between 12 5PM 971 2860 

LUMBER SALESMEN 

to sell and service builders and 

contracters 

1- \perierice 

needed 

h xi client opportunity 

for ambitious individual 

Auto 

furnished llospillli/alion 

Den 

tal 

Pension Plans Call Roliert 

Carper 491 5151 

WAILICH I UMBER CO 

WE ARE looking for 2 top real 

estate salesmen We pay up to 15 . 

commission 

Qualified appoint 

inenls furnished call fit 1 4870 

CENTURY 21 

HARTFORD SOUTH INC 

Real Estate Sales 

Associate Wanted 

Looking for experienced SALES 

ASSOCIATE Excellent comrtiis 

i 

'.ion 

strudure'-./Ticinagemeni 

and secretarial facilities Larcje 

productive office m prune 

Livonia location 

Call fcx ton 

fidentuil interview with 

JOANNE BRYNGELSON 

26 I -4200 

SALES TRAIN EE 

vidual 

needed for 

Distributor 

I- xcel 

advanement 

Call 

EnergetH mdi 

lo< al Industrial 

chain e lor 

834 01 hi 

int 

HUSN W.Al I/PAPER store needs 

experienced sales 'ielp with knack 

for interior decorating 477 92611 

Sales & Manager 

POSITION OPEN 

Should have 

s appaexpenence 

n 

rel Full time 

women 

Apply 

Boutique 

Tel I 2 Mall 

355-5280 

REAL ESTATE 

SALES PEOPLE 

FUI L OR PART TIMF 

Experience not necessary Earn 

extra commission through our 

investment company FRFE 

TRAINING Ask lor Jim Rrardon 

SUMMIT RtALTY 

77520 5 M'le. Livoma 

522-4440 

I'ELEI'HONE WORKER 

hourly 

rate plus bonuses you will b. 

> pay lo operate mobile lunch 

tru'k Afternoons from 5 lo 9 30 PM 

in local Suburban area with Mich 

igan s largest mobile food MTVKT 

Apply between 9 \M 

:> PM Mm: 

(Lis ihru F rida\ at 

DOUGLAS EOODS 

CORPORATION 

324IK Industr.al Kd 

Garden Citv 

Michigan 

\p2 8 700 

Hiring today! 

"or inmpany has moved to harm 

ington so we are 

• nlarging our 

stall 

We havi openings lor tele 

phone solicitors 

(' xperienre not 

neeessary bu| nice Dav or evening 

shifts available Salary plus 

tmnuses 

IjiHisew ses and student 

ea" excellent money fo' part timi 

work i' ill Sue or W cnd> 

Century 

I rane 

32.>00 W 8 M lie 

478-5021 

COUNIER CLERKS 

hoi afti r schools and Saturdays for 

store- II, Southfield area This is not 

-umtner employ menl 

Apply 

I PM a nyday MA I K A I 

( I I \NF RS 23935 W 'i Mile al 

Telegraph 358 0331 

Ciil.LFi.F STUDFNTS 

part tin* 

"II i e work requir-inii good hand 

wn11111 and ;• urancv 

MiddU-belt 

and I'iin Pirn area Call F riday '< 

5 «2h- 83"< 

I EMPORARY 

EMPLOYMENT 

POSITIONS 

KKCF PTIONISTS 

"I N PIS'I s 

vi F NUGRAPHERS 

sF CRET ARIES 

MAG I \KD OpF RATI>11S 

for an Appointment call 

Proficiency Plus 

MAIL HANDLERS 

To Sort Mail Slull F nvelopes En 

Full or Part time positions avail 

able on day or alternoon shifts 

Apply In Person 

HOB MCI M A 11 IN (, SERVICES 

32.20 PI 5 Mill Til RD I IVoNIA 

(NIGH'I It All M AID wanted ex (» 

nenie needed i nights wt., ^ 

Livonia an a . 

425 14W 

IT MPORARN si M MFR Job avai 

able W ,i r eh on si w ork ' a 11 

Brighton |o si s (Ki s lutwecn x 

\M 5 PM tt>4 I HOC 

GIRL I-1 'It gi m ral ollici work > 

small man|ifat%ring plant 

.'I'M 

5PM Mon Fri Call Wilson 

Diversified Industries 

8V.'i»580 

III At FF El R 

W eek. oils only 

Mature 

experienced prrsui pri 

(erred tor SouthCeld area Apart 

ment com ph x 

t.Yt 2K11 

PARI TIME 

POSIIION 

27 hour wurk 

maturi individ, 

Hiking 

"ho at 

ACE HARDWARE 

720-5060 

WESILAND AREA 

t ASIIIF.R 

part turn- maturi ai d 

dependable f..t nil lit- 

i. PM ti 

\M starting rati $3 per hou 

\ irg'o s u, ..tan',mi I ivonia (all 

after i, ill I'M 

281 3MM 

PARI TIMI- 

ind i v nl j.i mi iiis n s..utll 

field i hour dav 3 days week 

Contact Jim Callaway 

5>m -iimi 

WORKROOM W \ N T 1 |i In inter -r 

design studio to do diaperv 

alterations and special draperv 

treatments 

Also wo'krixm to cu( 

III a ml make slipr overs foi 

furniture from uur ianrit 

Mn l,.'^ 

PART TIMF M AIN I EY\Nl>. M.m 

needed for modi rn office building ' 

dav s pi i week 

H \ M |2 No. • 

S5l 4114 

PARI 

TIME general odice gir 

evenings and Sunday 

faruungton 

Country Clulj 5M 33.1.1 

i ASHII- It 

part time Actio- Drugs 

Westland corner « linn Hii 

Merriman 

HANDYMAN 

(or maintenance \ gardening 2 3 

(lavs weekly $4 pi r hour 353 3035 

r,2t»37no 

STI DENT 

ASSISTANT positions 

available as i uslodlal assistants 

Clerical assistants and library 

page lor ei onwm u a 11 > dis 

advantaged students Irom Farm 

ington Farmington Hills or South 

field $2 liS per hour Call 

Farmington Library 55.3-0300 

HNl SEW l\ ES 

Co|.I EGK STI 

Dh NTS WORKING WOM FN 

Interested in Telephone inter 

viewing on a part 

time on call 

basis lor a National Consumer 

Research firm No s.ii,-s |i a 

evenings weekends Call between 

10AM 4PM 

.158 UK 

COOK 

Mature dependable woman pre 

ferred. to cook in limited menu 

snack bar 

nights and weekends 

Apply in person alter 12 noon 

MAYFLOWER LANES 

\ 26600 Ply mouth Rd 

\ mile W of BeeCh Dalv 


Domestic 

CI.I- VN'ING I ADY eyerv other 

week good references own trans 

portatioo preferred Birmingham 

area 

62tv5769 

GENERAL C| F A N IN (. for Mfltl 

days Fxperienced references 

own i ranspor t at mi Wist 

Bloomfield area $25 

Idf, 458'. 

HAB\ slI TI-It wanted Monday 

thru Thursday 8 :tn \M to 3 to PM 

References own transportation 

Walnut Lake area 

f>l-013;t 

I IV F IN COMPANION lor elderly 

gentleman 

Dearborn area Dunes 

include cooking A light house 

keeping 68*387:1 

BABY SITTMt 

wanted Mon thm 

T ri 7 AM 7 PM Trov Area Own 

transportation Call 

K7*024h 

BABY SITTER 

Housekeeper 

Mon II l ues 

12 5 lor 4 kids W.-d 

H 45 5 (or .1 kills III AM 4 2 in PM 

$2 $3 iter hour Inkster Midelebeit 

area 

Must have own transports 

tion Call Sunday 474 5656 

t III LI > t'AHf 

my home 5 davs 

7 30 AM 4 .30 PM Boy 2 girl 6 

Livoma area Evenings 422 8099 

507 Help Wanted Part Time 

O A E 

PART TIME 

DRIVERS 

We have driver IndeperuU b! Contrat Is Open in 

Rochester & Troy lor me i or women drivers 

Musi have luick v.u of h ii si/e station wagon 

and be avaiiatilu on t a 1 ! for Monday anci t hursday 

lo drop off bundles of papeu 

to Observe' f* Eccen 

IrtC carriers 

Call 

the 

Observer & Eccentric 

Circulation Department 

261-3800 

An Equal Opparliiiiiftf 

k'iiipli>nrr 

mm

UC#(P,C-10C,R,W,G-8C) Ttmrsday, May 25, 1978 


Domestic 

HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION 

Mature person wanted full time, 

live in, home 

plus pood salary 

Must drive and be willing to travel 

Days>35l3W Evenings 

45S4WG5 

R/t^Y SITTER for infant 8 AM 5 

M Mon thru Fri Troy/ 

' Bloomfield Hills area After 6 PM 

332 3*70 

WORKING MOM needs summer 

baby sitter 2 schoolage children, no 

housework, 4 day week. 7 30 am 

5 30 pm Troy 643-6826 

PLEASANT kind, dependable 

woman to stay with 92 year old, 

blind, ambulatory 

woman, week 

ends 12 Noon Sat to 9PM Sunday 

Light meals $40 Redford Twp 

537-0658 

HOUSEKEEPER for Bloomfield 

Hills family 

5 days a week, hours 

flexible start late slay thru 

dinner Call any time leave name 

and number with answering service 

&2 M2B 

BABY SIXTH!K needed for 1 Vvear 

old girl 5 days a week 9-4 PM Call 

any time leave name and number 

with answering service 

652^828 

BABY SITTER in my home 7 am 

5 pm Mon thru Ffi for 2 children 

Your transportation. Maple 

Telegraph area 626-8493 

LOVING RELIABLE lire needed 

for 2 year old girl weekdays during 

summer 

prefer home with other 

hildren for plav mates Southfield 

After 5pm 357-0061 

HOUSEKEEPER, live in. fi days a 

week $50 $100 Redford twp 

After 5pm 255-3677 

A GIRL, to live in for light 

housekeeping $140 week After 5 30 

Pm 287 2216 

LIVE IN mature lady - care for 2 

bovs, 4 

6 light housekeeping 

425 0400 

WORKING MOTHER needs loving 

baby sitter 

4'» it 7 yr olds, own 

transportation out of Forest Brook 

Estates Sheldon it Palmer 5 days, 

morning hours 397 2467 

WANTED mature woman to stay 

with 3 children ages 8 IM3 from 2 

6 pm Mon thru Fri Some dinner 

prepera'ion involved 

Own trans 

puliation After 6 pm, 535 0435 

GENERAL 

HOUSECLEANING 

laundn it ironing own transports 

lion references required. Fridays. 

$25 Grand River Drake Area 

478-7747 

CHILI) ("ARE 

light housekeeping 

1 child Good pay Start September 

North Adams area 

Rochester 

693 4239 

GIRI |\ late teens Mon Thurs it 

Sat 3 hours $3 50 an hour (leaning 

& parties Bloomfield Hills 64&7S92 

BABY SITTER w.inled to take 3 

vrar old lo Red Bell Nursery, in 

Plvmouth After 3PM 522 3826 


Domestic 

SUMMER girl, 17 to care for 4 

war old girl, own transportation 

Some overnight work Nancy 

Anderson 478-4416 

BABY 

SITTERS Tor Ovid Care 

Agency Own transportation Full 

or part lime 

Call afler 5 PM 

557 7007 


Couples 

Caretaker Couple 

Couple for 

luxurious apartment 

complex in Westland area Husband 

to do maintenance, wife to do clean 

ing No children or pets Good sal 

ary plus 2 bedroom carpeted 

apartment 

559-0800 

PART TIME 

enres 3-8 pm 

after 4 pm 

companion, 

refer 

Bloomfield area Call 

, 852-0812 

LIVE-IN 

Dependable mature lady for 

i-onipanion cooking it light housekeeping 

references Birmingham 

area 644 3220 

RELIABLE 

MATURE Babysitter 

for girl age 9 Own transportation 

preferred Light housekeeping 

duties included 

Hours 7am 6pm 

Reply after 6pm 

4&-S834 

MATURE MOTHER S helper 

live 

in Southfield area 557 6014 559-1275 

EXPERIENCED MATURE woman 

to care for lyr old Must clean & 

drive I day a week W Bloomfield 

626 8733 

CLEANING LADY needed I day a 

week with own transportation 

Cranbrook Lone Pine area 644 8558 

PART TIMF. Housekeeper Sat It 

Sun 7 Mile Telegraph area 882-4515 

or 2787149 

EXPERIENCED 

COMPANION, 

Live in woman using walker 8 

Mile Lahser area 357 0282 

MOTHER S HELPER 

housework 

infant .are Eerndale flexible 

hours 

own transportation, refer 

ences required Write R S Helper 

PO Box 1064 Birmingham Mi 

18012 

IEMHEK 

NEEDS babysitter in 

our Harm ington Hills home begin 

ning September 

Your transporta 

lion References 553 9524 

VMDOWER with 9 year old son 

•êks live in housekeeper Anna 

plis Hospital area Wayne After 5 

.126-1870 

M\TURF woman to baby sit 

Midnights Your transportation 

Garden City * 427-5636 

EXPERIENCED person to care for 

2 children for 10 day pi-nod in late 

July 

Must have excellent refer 

ences 12 Mile 

Lahser area Call 

353-4867 

HOI SEKEP PER 5 days 3 adults 

no heavy laundry, no cooking, 

above average pav Must have 

references Call and ask for Mary 

H6H551I After 8 pm 557-8743 

SITTER needed for 9 A 6 year old 

children 

summer vacation. l-ath 

nip Village area After 5 557 1283 

HOUSEKEEPING it Child Care. 12 

& Lahser 4 days, 8 30 lo 4 30 14 

month old 47 year old laundry and 

general cleaning 

Own transporta 

lion References required To start 

end oi June $20 per day (all from 

10 AM to 3 PM 525-7707 

MATURI- 

REI.IABI. E woman to 

baby sit 3 days weekly for I year 

'Id girl Troy area my home only 

References 68» 7284 

HOUSEKEEPER SITTER for older 

hildren Monday thru Friday 10 to 

6 I'm Northville After 7 Pm 

34*2815 

HOUSEKEEPER 

Iwo days.weekly 

Own transportation 

Experienced it references 

y r a n k 11 n it I o n g La ke Roads 

626 3700 

SUMMER CARE for 3 children 

111< h t housekeeping West 

Bloomfield area 644 *480 

BABY SITTER needed to care for 2 

boys for the summer. 8 Am to 5 

P[n Livonia 

Callafter9Pm 

422 3479 

CLEANING LADY wanted for *2 

lays per week 

Must have refer 

ences like children and have 

transportation 14 M lie and Orchard 

l-akr area 826-6682 

A LIVE IN mother's helper wanted 

to help take care of two young 

children in our 

lakefront home 

Room board it wages References 

682 8266 

LOVING mature woman who would 

enjoy caring for a happy contented 

6 month old baby ari in our 

Rochester area home beginning 

Aug l Mon thru Fri 7 am 5pm 

Light 

housekeeping and salary 

negotiable 

References required 

Call for interview 375 9193 

HOUSEKEEPER 

needed immedi 

ately Mon thru Fri live In. large 

a eous designer home, own room 

, excellent salary 8519623 

MATURE woman for housekeeper 3 

days week 

Must have references 

Own transportation 

Nofvsmoker 

W Bloomfield 

Call after 4 PM. 

661-2344 

BABYSITTER needed, Juie 15 thru 

l-abor Day 

II Mile Orct»rd Lake 

vicinity 

25 hours week, flexible, 

daytime In my home only Two 

boys age nine and six 477-M26 

MAINTENANCE 

CUSTODIAL COUPLE 

New Apartment Building 

In Wesiland 

CONTACT JUDY 

261-3200 

ASSIST A NT M A NAGER COUPLE, 

middle aged or retired 

Husband 

may work out 538 2497 

ASS'T MANAGERS 

For suburban apartment complex 

Wife for cleaning husband for 

maintenance Good salary and free 

apartment 

No children or pets 

Call 358 5550 or 562 4623 

MANAGER 

Responsible couple for 130 

urnl apartment complex in 

Pontioc Apartment and salary 

Call AM ONLY 

338-1606 

MAINTENANCE 

COUPLE 

For large apartment complex 

in Southfield 

No children or 

pets 

Good salary plus apartment 

and utilities Call 557- 

5338 between 9 AM and 5 

PM 557-8834 after 5 PM and 

weekends 

MAINTENANCE 

COUPLE 

to Assist manager for large 

Oak Park apartment complex 

No children or pets Good salary 

plus apartment and utilities 

Call 968 0202 between 9 

AM and 5 PM Mondoy 

through Friday 968 0353 

after 5 PM and weekends 

WANTED 

EXPERIENCED 

Couple as resident managers (or 

apartment complex, also couple as 

caretakers No children Free 

apartment & salary TO 9-7386 or 

352-4214 

COUPLE WANTED for large 

apartment complex in Westland 

woman to clean apartments and 

halls, man to do maintenance 

Apartment plus saiarv 

Qualified 

need only apply 7213600 

RETIRED COUPLE 

to help part lime in yard it house 

Living quarters available 353 31135; 

626-3700 

APARTMENT 

MANAGERS 

I.arge suburban 

complex, apart 

ment plus salary Supervisory expe 

rience in maintenance References 

('-all between 9 AM and 5 PM, Mon 

thru Thurs 

352-2013 

Mature 

Manager Couple 

for luxury apartment Experience 

riot necessary 

No children, 

no pets 2 bedroom 

apartment, utilities, good sal 

ary, other benefits Write 

resume to Box 840, Observer 

& Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, 

Michigan 48 1 50 

RESIDENT APT MANAGERS 

Wanted for Westland area Fine 

opportunity for mature couple 

Must be mechanically inclined, no 

experience necessary 647 3355 

CARETAKER Manager Couple for 

Apartment Complex in Suburbs, 

Mast be experienced 

salary plus 

apartments No Chi Idren or Pets 

39*8282 

512 Situations Wanted 

Female 

EXPERIENCED LPN is interested 

in caring for the sick in their home 

or hospital Day or night shift, own 

transportation 341 Thome.lBM Pica 

Executive type $5 00 per hour 

Accurate 90 W I' M After 4PM 

537 8365 

COMPANION Qualified, refined 

lady can drive, references (150 per 

week 884-2377 

QUALITY HOME 

NURSING CARE 

24 Hour Service 

Reasonable Rates 

MEDICAL 

PERSONNEL POOL 

Pontiac Bloomfield 

Detroit-Southfield 

334-9220 

569-1960 

LAUNDRY 

PART fc FULL TIME 

Apply In person 

FRANKLIN MANOR 

26900 Franklin Rd , Southfield 

352-7390 

MATURE BABY SITTER needed in 

my home from June IS to Labor 

Day 25 hours weekly, daytime 

Flexible 

Your transportation Pay 

negotiable 2 boys age * and t After 

4PM. 477 8*26 

OA E 

HOUSEKEEPER 

Own transport* 

lion, references West of Telegraph 

area Call Debbi 

S2S-061A 

512 Situations Wanted 

Female 

EX PERIENCE D H OUSEKEEPER 

with References. Live-in or your 

Transportation Care for invalids 

532-9274 

EXPERIENCED MOTHER wi^s 

baby sitting Dependable Wayne 

Rd Ann Arbor Trail area Your 

transportation 261 3423 

T.L.C for ambulatory elderly in my 

Livonia home Own room Home 

privileges 522-3939 

WOMEN available for babv sitting 

and vacation calls 

Also for light 

nursing and companion ABC 

NURSERY I.l 8-6911 

Yes We Have 

What You Need! 

NURSES 

Catering & Party Help 

Live In Companions 

Vacation Sitters 

UMAR INC 647-3540 

HOUSE CLE AN IN6 

with a new 

twist We Four Housewives will 

clean your home (he way you want 

il 4 be in it out in approximately 

Uihrs For details call 589 0189 or 

728-4729 

PART TIME BOOKKEEPING 

i< ACCOUNTING 

Heavy experience thru Controller 

673 1020 

NURSING CARE" 

In Your Home 

Includes 

Light Housekeeping 

Meal Preparation 

Shopping 

Reasonable Rates 

Hourly, Daily or Weekly 

24 Hour Service 

HEALTH CARE I 

569-2585 338-6880 

MOBILE MAIDES 

Brings the Maid to you 

Experienced Personnel 

Fully Insured 

Transportation Furnished 

968-0151 

HOME NURSING 

May we assist you with home nursing 

needs RN S LPN'S. Aides, 

and companions aere available for 

mmediate placement in the home 

24 HR COVERAGE 

MED CALL 

559-8090 

897 8941 after 5 pm 

514 Situations 

Male 

Wanted 

Bob 

LOW COST PAINTING 

Exterior Experienced 

Call afler 5PM 

534-0656 

518 Education 

Instructions 

626 Bingo 

GOLF LESSONS 

Sharpen up your came with lessons 

by Jeff Individual or group 

557 6085 

REY-UT 5050 

29500 W 9 Mile 

Just W of Middlebelt 

Every Thursday, 7 PM 

TUTORING Math A Science 

(Salifications 

Major in Mathemat 

ics. Masters in Science 6 years 

teaching experience After 5 PM 

478 0069 

IBM KEYPUNCH 

Learn Now - Work In Weeks 

DAY it EVENING CLASSES 

#FREE Placement Assistance 

Livonia Business 

Machines Institute 

18770 Farmington Rd 

II block S of 7 Mile) 

477-2900 

PIANO LESSONS in your home 

Popular or Classical All ages The 

Association of 

Music Teachers 

Ph°n 522 0753 

GE electric dryer white like new. 

$125 . 652 4170 

KENMORE WASHER it Gas 

Dryer avacado both good condition 

$200 After 6 PM 477 2162 

CALORIC DISHWASHER convert 

ible 4 yrs old used less than 300 

times $100 427 3224 

DELUXE window air conditioner 

10,000 BTU $200 or best offer 

522 5-152 

MOVING 

I year old appliances in 

perfect condition. GE No-fro$t 

refrigerator. 15 6 cu ft white $350 

GE Trash compactor portable and 

convertible. $175, GE heavy duty 

washer and electric dryer gold set 

$375 Call Lathrup Village 569-1861 

SF'.ARS white 

Kenmore washer 

suds saver gas dryer 10 years, 

excellent condition $150 both 

652-4791 

TAPPAN DOl'BLF oven gas range 

i years old green $175 525-0734 

THREE year 

dryer, gold 

old Maytag electric 

11 k e n e w A f I e r 4 

421 3294 

FOUR WINDOW'S air conditioners, 

4500 8,000 14 500 BTU, excellent 

condition After 6 PM 352-8788 

WHIRLPOOL built in gas oven and 

range top coppertone like new 

851-6381 or 547 4078 

KENMORE Sl.'DS Saver Washer 

electric dryer $80 both 531 7165 

TOP-OE THE LINE I lot point port 

able dishwasher, excellent condi 

tion. $100 459 1734 

HEAVY DUTY Washer and dryer. 

$300 After 7 Pm 721-5734 

708 Household Goods 

* Oakland County 

WOVEN WOOD shades i2i 24 

inches x 48 inches lomeat beige 

velour. best offer 

After 7 pm 

855 9257 

PATIO or basement furniture 

in 

good condition 

Also bab\ l>ugg\ 

reasonable 5150 Patrick off Eariii 

-ington Rd between Maple & Walnut 

I^lke 

CUSTOM 

DESIGNER draperies 

beige contemporary 

White shag 

area rug KxlO Yellow & white 

woven blinds Designer table other 

accessories 64 2 2121 

BEDROOM 

Thomasville 

After 4 PM 

SET 

$500 

CARPET 

colored 

condition 

PAD 

\ 12 

pieces 

by 

iod condition 

332-0341 

U>e Multi 

Verv good 

682 1468 

FAMILY ROOM furniture accessories 

drapes best offer 1142 9805 

DINING ROOM set hardrock 

maple 6 ladder back chairs with 

rush seats large table with h aves 

and buffet French Provincial 

bedroom set 2 twin beds dnsser 

mirror night stand Magnavox TV 

hi fi console Birdseve maple chest 

other misc 645-5518 

HERITAGE SOFA. 84 

$2Z5 Maple 

twin bed $3.') Girls white dresser 

mirror desk chair. $225 626-3148 

DINETT SET 5 piece beautiful 

condition Like new used 6 Months 

$285 Call afler 6 PM 477 1587 

TWO END tables 

good condition $20 

I coffee table 

Call after li PM 

477-1587 

YEAR OLD antique white French 

game table $65 Four antiqued 

carmel French arm dining chairs 

rush seats Ineeds repair i $50 each 

Two cane captains chairs with 

black cushion seats $35 ea c h 

855 2495 

CARPET brand new 

Brown. 40 yards Beige 

love sofa anil reclmer 

30 yards 

matching 

569-8007 

TAPPAN GAS range 30 avocado 

green, excellent condition $200 

464-4055 838 2487 

GE portable dishwasher and range, 

self cleaning oven, avocado 4 vears 

old. excellent condition 

Available 

May 30 $350 both 

KENMORE GAS 

condition, $65 

Dryer 

642 1 7 79 

xcellent 

42ft 2432 

WASHER, 

Self cleaning double 

oven range 

Avocado mint condi 

tion 358 4060 352 9122 

GIBSON FREEZER. 8 cubic" foot. 

Harvest Gold like new. $150 or best 

offer 477 7824 

LARGE Electric 

stove, excellent 

condition $25 Call 427 9347 

ANTIQUE Victorian Loveaeat, 2 

lamps Call before 6 PM 6424025 

WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for wicker, 

mohair, rattan, misc furniture, 

accessories. 1900 

1940 s apparel & 

jewelry Call Deb 12 -6 592 9204 

ANTIQUES MARKET 

SPRINGFIELD OAKS 

County Park Bldg 

Davisburg, Michigan 

SUNDAY MAY 28 

4th Sun each month 

1-75 to Dixie Hwy , N to Daviaburg 

Rd.. to 12451 Andersonvllle Rd 

Hours 10 AM 

6 PM 

Free Admission 

Free Parking 

ROOM AIR conditioner, fits double 

hung or sliding window 9000 BTU 

120 volts, excellent condition $100 

47M868 

NORGE gas ranae. 30 white 

Ward s humidifier like new Chrys 

ler air conditioner Philco air 

conditioner, both 9.000 BTU, both 

for sliding windows 455 2313 

KENMORE electric stove. 40 

white, 2 ovens, 1 self-cleaning. 1 

continuous cleaning plus storage. 2 

years old $200 Afler 6PM 7212127 

ELECTRIC 

DRY FIR. heavy duty 

Kenmore, $100 

2 Wyearsold 

455-7715 

HOTPOINT gas automatic clothes 

dryer, 3 cycles, signal, I year old. 

$220 355 2498 

ROUND 38 pedestal fruitwood 

table. 4 chairs gold velvet $275 

681 11005 

HOUSEHOLD/ESTATE SALE 

Conducted with care by 

THE 

CLEARING HOUSE 

For a successful sale tailored to 

Your Individual needs call 

363 6 5 5 0 363 6622 

FRUITWOOD Italian dining room 

suite, table, I arm 

4 side chairs 

china servette loads of storage 

$300 626-8800 or 626-0075 

BEDROOM SETS two girls I 

with single bed I with double lied 

white canopy 851-1369 

SOLID MAPLE lwin bed complete 

chest mirror and nightstand $150 

pair of maple spindle headboards 

and frames $90 Woodard white 

wrought iron table with glass top 6 

chairs with blue seats. $450 62M521 

" r 626-0875 

MOVING SALE 4 families May 25 

'26 10AM 4PM Art deco sofa, purple 

velevet. $425 

Endgiciaire washer, 

gas drver 38 inch gas stove 

redwood siding contemporary ABS 

plastic furniture, fine baby furni 

ture & equipment toys games 

kids' bicycles, 

paperback books 

dishes it glassware linens contem 

porary floor lamps, women 4 

children s clothing, 

paintings, 

prints ii posters, other misc 

household items 

38 Manor Rd 

corrvr of Manor & Woodward 

behind Wilson Cadillac 

No 

sales 

pre- 

REFRIGERATOR 

pool, avocado Call 15 cu ft Whirl- 

642-8472 

ALL appliances GE 

refrigerator 

freezer, side by-side 

Self cleaning 

stove Washer & dryer 459-9788 

769 3965 

LIKE NEW Harvest" Gold Says 

Best Lady Kenmore electric range, 

self-cleaning oven 

Must sell, half 

price 427-6219 or 464-1781 

FRENCH it ITALIAN living room 

furniture, French Provencial dining 

room furniture, 

matching living 

room lamps & end tables 8AM 12 

noon or after 6 353 6278 

CARPETING 12*18 PINS BEIGE 

excellent condition $40 642 7325 

unit 

$50 

2542 

CONTEMPORARY walnut wal 

with desk. $300 92 in sofa 

Cocktail Parsons table $4ii 851 

LIVING ROOM furniture, mahog 

any chairs tables, couches, lamps 

Decorator pieces or equip cottage 

879-2697 

BEDROOM SET V g.rTs teen age 

complete Crystal chandelier 

recliner, sofa beds, tables lamps 

den furniture, chairs dehumidifier 

Call after 6 PM 541-7440 

AMANA 21 cu ft freezer $200 

Magnavox color TV stereo com 

bination $250 After 5PM 68»7033 

MOVING OUT of State 

Complete 

apartment of furniture Everything 

must go' Almost new 645-1423 

DISCONTINUED 

CARPET SAMPLES 

At Dirt Cheap Prices 

13"x 13"• or 13"x 18". 10c each 

Remnants A Roll-Ends, SO-ftKV Off 

EDW JONES 

FLOOR COVERINGS 

707 S Eton, Birm 

64 4 4 4 83 



Household Sales 

tastefully done b\ 

BEA 

MARGI 

355 497 1 354 1572 

WE SELL YOUR El RNISHINUS 

IN YOUR HOME 

WITH DIGNITY 4 EFFICIENCY 

Just call for 

THE PROFESSIONALS- 

HI FT Speakers, lamps 2 pc 

sectional sola dropleaf table 

occasional tables 

gold La Z Bov 

chair quality wrought iron table & 

2 chairs 474 0621 

INTERIOR DECORATOR'S furni 

lure in her large home Most pieces 

never used 

Sofas in velvets and 

Herculnns, love seats chairs 

pecan commode tables unusual 

lamps curio cabinets secretary 

pecan dining set with lighted 

nreakfront also Queen Anne cherry 

set Pecan triple dressser bedroom 

sets with armoires in king, queen 

full sizes Southfield 356-7136 

SOLID walnut dining table 4 

chairs celery velvet seats wicker 

inlaid backs $225 646 5053 

DRAPES 4 months old value $150 

asking $40. 92 X 60 each 92 X 60 

each beige Also Levelor blinds 

24'j X 464, orange 474 2018 

DUNCAN PH YFE dining room 

table 6 chairs buffet $2!i0 

Traditional rocker $25 334 9785 

MOVING, everything goes' Com 

plcte contemporary 

furnishings 

including dining 

& living room 

Reasonable Excellent condition 

352-0481 

MOVING Basement Sell Must 

sell' Furniture. Clothing, tools 

household articles, 

miscellaneous 

Thursday thru Sunday 

13441 Dart 

mouth Oak Park 544 7986 

DINETTE TABLE 

wrought iron $75 

LOVE 

SEAT 

pattern, velvet 

Hills 

Cl'SIIM-NN Colonial 

30x64 and 6 chairs 

maple table 

$2! 5 Avocadr 

crushed velvet Kroehler 

Striped velvet chair 

excellent condition 

PLUSH 

F I Low 

1(5 xI2 III Designer 

Must sacrifice 

sola $225 

$80 All 

542 3423 

Carpel 

carpeting 

64 2 4980 

ESTATE SAIF 

95) FAIRFAX 

Quorton Lake Estates B ham 

Victorian bed and dressers 

h igh 

Ih^ lots of sterling Empire table 

belonging to 1st Gov of Mich gold 

handle cane many chairs crystal 

room si/e and small orientals 

llaviland china desks trunks self 

cleaning double oven stove refrig 

erator washer The entire contents 

of the whole house 

a lifetime accu 

mulatinn of large 

will all be sold on 

small ili-rn 

FRI SAT .MAY 26 ?7\h 10 4 

by ESTATES 

ET CETERA 

644 3682 

MOHOGANY DINING room lurni 

ture china cabinet $125 buffet 

$125 Table $100 Call -4/ 1023 

MIST SELL velvet sofa lounge 

chair occasional chairs round 

kitchen table 

3 -.\»i\e. chairs 

oblong kiti hen table bedroom set 

dresser w mirrni & chest of 

diawers bridge table crystal 

gullets sherbets pecan dining 

table 4 chairs nest of tables 

(54 159.S 

MODERN WALL t nit $800 

Antique cabinet $175 Put belh 

Stove $100 Milk can $20 Brass tub 

$30 Henredon wing chair $150 

Server $125 After 4 I'm 35^ 6030 

DINETTE TABI E and 4 chairs 

good Condition $50 Call after li I'm 

or before 8 Am 652 189f> 

TABLE 

6 chairs 

Old Good condition 

buffet 

hut< h 

$550 M4 ;«I64 

ELEGANT TRADITION AI •«%!«• 

sofa wing chair 

lounge chair end 

table S44 1739 

TWO TWIN beds complete like 

new Spanish oak iioo each Before 

10 m or after 5 pm 64 4 2634 

TWIN BEDROOM set Sofa loads 

of Misc Items Friday 4 Saturday 9 

AM 5 PM 

283 57 endallwood 

between 

Farmington 

Lake Rds 

12 13 Mile 

HIDE A BED sofa 86 

ions never slept on. 

cotton print $150 

Orchard 

six cu.sh 

traditional 

557 8936 

FRENCH PROVINCIAL oval dining 

table &• 4 chairs Traditional Sofa 

Misc Saturday 2PM 5PM 15837 

Harden Circle 4 blocks South 10 

Mile, 2 blocks West Greenfield 

557 9149 



DRAPERIES 

exquisite custom 

made matching draperies and 

liners for 5 window apl lake new 

Original cost $1200 moving must 

sacrifice 644 6659 

THREE ROOMS lull 

for sale please call 

furniture 

569 501 

4 chairs Wood 

626 4157 

ONE PAIR beige open weave 

drapes, doorwall size 120 $100 

new 

asking $40 Two f >69S 

BATHROOM CARPET Hudson s 

best qualiU Never used 6x10 deep 

pink Was $6(1 sell $30 After 4 PM 

647 7863 

ITALIAN DESIGNED Ribbon 

chairs on white pulastal base Like 

new deep & bright orange no 

fabrn covering $150 each (ill 

afier 5pm 64 7 5409 

SEARS SEI0068 

ZF Nl III CONSolF $ 100 Two 

while f. gold table lamps 44 

tall 

$50 each White f. gold leather 

inlaid top lamp table $50 (.ill alter 

5PM ic'4 7289 

Ml IDER N i iti hen tabli 4 4 i hairs 

Beautilul queen >i./c hedrmm >et 

with headboard A (ran* 

desk 

chair night si.md 9 drawer dresser 

i mirror Reasonable 157 14. I or 

AIR CONDITIONERS 2 

hardr.-i k rriapli (hairs antiqu* 

mahogany bed & dr< sser 

Mi hi'iw 

CARPI IT YG 17 yards multi 

greens new in roll Cost $225 sell 

$135 (71 

I.I\|NG room swivel chairs hous« 

hold articles 

mink trimmed coat 

glassware folding chairs antiques 

After 10 AM 649 5436 

MOVING SAI (• ol Sail* orffveive. 

sofa it love seat 

gold A l«rnwn •< 

whitj- $400 antiqu. chilfor.ih. 

$200 porlabar traditional $.'50 

contemporary walnut bedroom set 

pop up twin beds & douMi dress.r 

$150 antiques basement furniture 

household items Huntingtoi 

Woods 399 2864 or 

KN ll>M 

DINING ROOM SET Compleli 

Must Sell ( all after 5PM 

852 064H 

MAPLE HUTCH cabm.l , .«1 

condition $20O ,'I» I 

WESpTNGIIol Sh KOOOKH 

i-i 

menl or sliding window a.r 

conditioner 

569 iht; 

NECCHI 

nt 

ZIG Z.AG sewing machim ("abi 

model h mbroiders blind In 

buttonholes eti 1172 modi I 

on monthly payments ot $>l j 

balam • (iu.lrantred 

UNIVERSAL 

SEWING CENTS? 

FE 4 0905 

OF I F RF D For sale 

Silver Flatware by Wallace 

Pattern 

Grand Baroque III plan 

setting 

M4 n03 ' 

DARK mahogany lamp tables 

glass topped coffer table 

overstuffed chairs 

kitchen 

lamps Cheap 

642 ,fi 7l 

MOVING 

wool braided Hxll oval 

rug $100 black naugahyde reclin 

mg chair $200 Both perfei t 

condition Lathrup \ illagi •6'» 1861 

SOLID CHERRY Harvest Table 

In Pennsylvania llm/se VLI 

Vernon finish $150 651 3098 

CARPETING wool .lark Moss 

green 50vds 

Excellent condition 

Call after 5 30PM 626-9005 

70? Antiques 

MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL 

TABLE TOP AUCTION 

6 30 P M FRI MAY 26 

(Auctioneer Moves From Table lo Table) 

COUNTRY FAIR 

ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET 

2045 DIXIE HIGHWAY 

End of Telegraph 

PONTIAC - 

WATERFORD 

EXPANDING From 450 DEALERS INSIDE, 

To An ADDITIONAL fi(X) SPACES OUTSIDE 

FREE SPACE to 

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION'S 

INSIDE JtATES $1(1.50 Per DAY 

S19.&0s.Fn.. Sat.. Sun. 

OUTSIDE RATES $K.tK» Per DAY 

S15.00 Sat. & Sun 

HOURS: FRIDAY 4-9 I'M 

SAT 4 SUN 9 A.M. - 6 P.M 

F'or Information Phone: 

MEMORIAL DAY 

Monday. May 29. 1978 10 AM 5 PM 

338-7880



LOVE SEAT and convertible sofa, 

loose pillow decorator blue white! 

toile excellent $200 and $350 

Birmingham 6464006 

WARM CONTEMPORARY family 

room furniture One 86 inch loose 

cushion boxy sofa in natural colored 

textured fabric with exposed walnut 

base Two rust beige brown print 

barrel chairs on swivel base Two 

square walnut bunching ubJes with 

bronze glass tops 

One walnut 

square end table One white 

porcelain lamp All good condition 

Entire grouping $550, or priced 

Tv 8& 

entire 

separately 9181 

ORIENTAL RUG-K aristan pair 

Wedgwood blue velvet Queen Anne 

chairs, loose cushion brown cordu 

roy davenport, 2 brown plaid dub 

chairs pair ginger jar lamps. 

Cîeen Anne tables 647 8525 

ETHAN ALLEN black decorated 

rocker excellent condition $60 

652 3907 

GEORGIAN SILVER PLATE coffee 

service Coffee tea sugar, 

creamer, footed trav Good buy at 

»200 652 3907 

BEDROOM SET, fruitwood, king 

bed, 2 night stands, large dresser 

custom headboard, complete, $500 

Days 354 7902 Evenings, 352 8038 

BEAUTIFUL parquet oak dining 

table 3 leaves, 6 chairs, excellent 

condition $900 6813565 




GOLD loveseat $50 852 3144 

WALL unit, 3 piece Butcher block 

formica 

brand new, $400 Evenings 

851 3889 

MAPLE dining room table 6 

chairs. Early 1940 s, good condition 

$450 855-2613 

BOUND orange and gold 15 xlO ft 

carpet 3 months old with pad, $135 

62^6749 

MEXICAN Colonial table, decora 

tive wrought iron base, 8 ladder 

back caned chairs, good condition 

64*0241 

THOMASVILI.E Oak Armwre and 

matching bedside tables $450 Call 

evenings 645 2054 or 851-0759 

MEDITERRANEAN 

sofa and 

chairs 

3 tables with slate tops, 

excellent condition. $325 68*6869 

UPHOLSTERED 

living room 

chairs good condition Best offer 

647 6541 

LOVE SEAT 4 

black vinyl, $50 

matching chair. 

477-2352 

DREXEL bedroom set, canopy bed 

with pull out drawers, secretary, 

lingerie chest, telephone booth with 

Ottoman. $825 

35^3630 

SOLID OAK 

desk with filing 

drawer, brass pulls, $225, wing 

chair, oak trim, 

black leather 

upholstery $300 353 3630 

BOX SPRING Mattress sets Serta 

4 off. Serta Posture twin. $115. 

Full $150 Queen $185, King $275 

Dealer a sellout 

268^2854 

REED 4 BARTON English Provin 

cial Sterling Silver 

5 piece place 

setting for 12 Lenox china 

Firesong, 6 piece place setting for 

12 Afler 6 PM 64*5557 

UNIQUE BOYS 

Bedroom unit, 

custom design and built in Ships 

Theme, includes corner bunk-beds, 

2 storage drawers, chest of 

drawers, 

bookcases, distressed 

antique finish, solid brass ship 

fittings, porthole 

heavy rope 

handles, brass railing, beautiful 

condition, one-of-a-kind $1995 

435-0977 


Wayne County 

OAK DINING Table. 44'' extends tn 

68 4 hi back chairs. Spanish 

Mediterranean stvle Excellent 

condition $350 453-2764 

PHILCO. side by side refrigerator, 

2 years old gas stove, dinette table 

with 6 chairs After 6PM 2614138 

FOR SALE 

used red, nylon shag 

carpet with thick rubber pad. 45 

square yards 


$250 459-6068 

WHITE couch $250 2 green chairs, 

$100 each Admiral 13 2 cu ft 

upright freezer 1vears old. $225 

576-4960 

KING SIZE bedroom suite, complete 

Union National. 7 pieces with 

glass tops, butcher block 5 piece 

dinette set Italian Provincial 7 

piece dining room suite antique 

yellow Cellarette deluxe bar 3 

piece sectional flame stitch pattern 

by Flair 

AS8-4777 

86 PIECES Tow le Candlelight 

Sterling Flatware 

$1,000 or best 

offer 644-4320 

HARK GREEN velvet couch 2 

velvet barrel chairs After 6 PM 

8510935 

GRANDFATHER 

clocks. 9 tube 

triple chimes reg $3 600, sell $1 895 

3 only $850 clock, sell $525 

Others 35 G off Dealer's Sellout 

268 2854 

TRADITIONAL loose cushion blue 

green and white tuedo sofa Good 

condition 375 0978 

GftEENTREES 

ESTATE SALES 

Are again accepting bookings to 

conduct household sales Care and 

expertise are our business 

Sales conducted by professionals 

and their staff in a dignified 

atmosphere 

REFERENCES SUPPLIED 

Please Phone 

646 5714 647-1049 

WALNUT DOUBLE bed, matching 

vanity, $45 Knotty Pine bar, 

formica top, 4 stools $60 Single 

bed. matching dresser $25 Ping 

pong table, accessories, $25 All 

good condition Almost new electric 

lawn edger $30 

Antique wicker 

couch 4 chair $5 5 4 27-0961 

MODEL FURNITURE SALE 

Contents of 4 Models, some custom 

made Sat . Mav 27. tîail Hollow 

Subdivision. McClumpha 2 bl N of 

Ann Arbor Rd 

Bonadeo 535 8133 

TWO matching 

white formica 

couches, custom design 8' long with 

matching coffee table, cost $2,000. 

must sell $700 455-3945 

TOUCH, kitchen table 

4 chairs 

child's dresser 

with small side 

closet, best offer 728-8266 

FURNITURE used 

Big Savings smoke damaged 

935 York, Plymouth 

455 3900 

CARPETING 

Blue Sculptured. 

Bigelow. excellent condition. 

13 6x12 6. $45 453-7227 

KITCHEN TABLE, six chairs. 

Philco TV console, chest 4 pictures 

464 7965 

TWO white baby dressers $25 each 

425-9717 

TWO TWIN beds 

head & foot 

boards night stand, spreads, etc 

$125 After 6PM 474 0867 

SALE 

SALE 

IJV Rm Sets 2 pc new $114, $129 

Bedroom Sets $69. $79 

Bedroom Sets new $109 $129 

Sofa beds new $89 

Bunk Beds, new $59. $69 

l>esks $19, $24, $29 

Hollywood Bed, comp $49 

Tables. End Tables $4 $7 $9 

Gas 4 Electric Stoves 

Refrigerators 

lamps 

Chests & Dressers 

Mattresses 

Beds 

Dinette Sets. 

Wringer Washers 

New and Used Furniture 

BARGAIN HOUSE FURNITURE 

21741 Fenkell (at Lahser) 

Store Hrs 9 30 to 5 Pm 

709 Household Ooods 

Wayne County 

FORMICA kitchen table, 4 chairs 

48 inches round $150 Call after 

4PM 455 6243 

KIRBY VACUUM, complete $125 

Silverking vacumn. complete, $125 

Wicker furniture After 3PM425-8450 

MATCHING end tables, coffee 

table, mahogany, leather tops, gold 

tooling, very good condition 453 1187 

DIRTY CARPETING 4 Furniture 

wanted Let Caravan carefully 4 

competently clean them Shampoo 

plus steam gets out all the dirt 20 

years in Livonia Reasonable 

Prices Free Estimates 427-7772 or 

KE 5-2911 

DINING ROOM Table. 6 chairs. 4 

small chest to match. 2 matching 

chairs, plaid. Call after 6pm 453 1369 

KIRBY Vacuum, I 

attachments $200 Ca 

ear old with all 

525-5210 

SOFA 88" long with matching love 

seat 60" Black and white. $150, 

excellent condition Canton 459-2121 

CUSTOM made drapes, sheers, 117 

X 83, and 52 X 83 Overdrape, gold, 

117 X 83, only 1 year old After 6 

420-0329 

MOVING OUT of state, complete 

household furnishings TV, washer, 

dryer, bedroom set, etc Redford 

532-5985 

MOVING SALE 

Everything must go this weekend' 

19782 WHITCOMB. between 7 4 8 

Mile Rds , 2 blocks east of Green 

field, off Pembroke 

SUN MON MAY 28,29th, 1&4 30 

Directional dining set. game table 

4 chairs. 2 maple bedroom sets, 

misc. bedroom furniture, kitchen 

set. cup 4 saucer collection, much 

clothing 4 tons of brie a brae 

MUCH MORE' 

FORMICA table, 

tan 

2 leaves. 4 chairs, 

455-2313 

PATCHWORK rocker 

4 2 benches 

Trestle table 

KE 4 3428 


Wayne County 

POOL TABLE $75 wing hack chair 

$40. chair $20 chest of drawers $20 

double dresser $25 2 end tables $10 

each After 11 am. 522-0069 

COUCH, love seat. 2 tub chairs 

sheers, tie back drapes 4 valance 

for 9'3" window 

best offer Call 

after 6 30 PM 522-5732 

DREXEL 6 piece bedroom, King 

sized, triple dresser 4 mirror 

armoire, two night stands. 3497746 

LOVE seats, matching pr 

llei 

modern 

Herculon, blue, excellent condition 

originally $800 sell $200 Stratolou 

nger, black leather recliner excel 

lent condition, originally COO. sell 

$50 7500 BTU Westmgheuse case 

ment window air conditioner 

excellent condition. ne«*ds freon 

$50 Pool ladder, good condition. 

$15 After 5 937 3765 

FORMICA Dinette set table chairs 

4 buffet, $700 new 4 years old 

$225 Excellent condition 522^)753 

BLUE 8 ft couch, $50, blue table 

lamp. Pr . $20. 2 chrome Director 

chairs. $40. dinette set. $35 antique 

claw foot bath tub. $50 45*0519 

SOLID oak bunk beds complete 

$200 Bassett triple dresser with 

mirror and matching desk, formica. 

$200 Duncan Pyfe drop leaf table. 4 

(carved rose i chairs. $225 Brown 

mahogany china cahinet $250 

Englander 

brown velvet couch, 

contemporary. $350 Maple formica 

harvest table $30 4214582 

CUSTOMrfmade, gold drapes with 

rod 

Also, off white made to 

measure drapes After 5 30 591 1154 

COUCH 

hassock. with 

blue 

matching 

with 

chair, 

floral 

flower design Originaf upholstery. 

376 

no covers 453-4376 

$1 

$49 & Up 

$5, $7 $9 

$23. $29 

$24 $29 

$10. $15, $24 

$39 $49 

$29 $39 

MEDITERRANEAN sectional, like 

new 4 pieces, gold velour 4 

tapestry Must sell 477 8536 

REFRIGERATOR 21 cu ft., electric 

stovje, washer 4 dryer, desk, 

bird cage, lawn chairs, tv's, 

guitars, cedar chests, dining table 

4 chairs, other miscellaneous 

255-1793 

SIMMONS Hidea Bed. brown nylon 

frieze, excellent condition, $75 or 

best offer 53.V3033 

BEDROOM SET 3 pieces Dinette 

set. table. 4 chairs Both in good 

condition, reasonable 

421 Wl? 

FRENCH Provincial bedroom set 

includes double bed. triple dresser, 

chest of drawers, 

night stand 

Complete Onlv I vear old Call 

after 6 PM 420-0329 

J. 

PATIO 

wrought 

chairs, chair 

table 

FURNITURE 

white 

iron 

glass top table, fi 

If ottoman, sofa & 

453-4509 

GIRL S canopy 

bed & triple 

dresser canopy & bedspread 

included $150 After 6 PM 455 7064 

EARLY 

AMERICAN davenport, 

clean orange brocade, very good 

condition $100 Also end tables $3 

Recliner $5 Easy chair free 427 

1219 or 164 1781 

ff'OUCII Danish Modern 92' 

Royal Blue mint condition $150 

476-9365 

THREE 

I' 

covers 165 

$30 

ecc 

Sectional, with 

Hide-a bed with cover 

729 8487 

I.IKE NEW. Couch I 

("hairs Best offer 

»vc Seat 2 

4M 3825 

CHERRY table, six chairs wood 

table, 4 chairs, formica table hand 

lawn mower, BBQ, spreader 

453-4824 

ASSORTED crystal stemware 4 

vases, never used 

International 

sterling. 

12 place settings in 

original cartons. Prelude Marble 

cocktail tables 522 2027 

MUST SELL, new bedrooom set & 

living room furniture Call before 3 

PM or after 6 PM 478-3925 

SEARS Air Conditioner. 17 500 

BTU, 220 volt, $225 Maple dining 

room table, captains chairs, $125 

278-6892 

TRADITIONAL sofa, blue quilted, 

also modern Black 4 while check 

Black vinyl 

swivel chair with 

ottoman excellent condition After 

5PM 34* 9041 

KIRBY. 1976 Classic 

very good 

condition, standard attachments 

mast sell $200 525 4508 

KITCHEN TABLE and 6 chairs 

rattan framed couch and chair, 2 

end tables and 2 lamps Very good 


CAR BED 

stroller, walker, 

jumper baby clothes T shirt and 

gowns, infant seat snow suits 

4218461 

KITCHEN Booth 

custom made, 

beige color, padded seat 1 vear old 

After 3PM 2614484 

DINING room set. buffet, china 

cabinet 7 drawer desk 14156 

Beatrice, Livonia near Middlebelt 

& Schoolcraft after 6 

DUNCAN PHY EE dining room 

outfit, excellent condition best 

offer 464 0017 

WAREHOUSE 

SALE 

ALL NEW FURNITURE 

Odd Chest $49 95 

Bunk Beds $69 95 

Hollywood Beds $109 95 

Roll Awciy Beds $69 95 

AAnttresses $39 95 

BED-N-BUNK 

Sleep Shoppe Inc 

250 1 4 Plymouth Rd 

3 Blks. W of Telegraph 

KE 1-1740 

COLOR TV 25 inch walnut console 

all channels preset tuning Kxcel 

lent condition guaranteed $125 

261 5800 

709 Household Goods Wayne County 

-jTTTfT 

Sears 

Livomo Outlet 

SOl 'O 1 ' 

Stars 

12001 Seo urr 

2, -Assorted Replacement Futna^-V'nted SALE $39.88 

MOVING, garage sale, 4^1rawer 

file, rug, freezer, furniture, mens 

suits 42 regular, 

post cards, 

battery, trampoline, household 4 

misc reasonable May 27-28-29, 919 

Mohegan. Birmingham 

GARAGE SALE 

Furniture, cloth 

ing. antiques, miscellaneous, 

Thursday. Friday. Saturday 10 

5I*M. 28733 Oak Point Drive. Colony 

Park 

SUPER Garage Sale, Thurs 

& 

Friday only, 9-6 

Bentwood coat 

rack with swivel top. antique ship 

basket, piano rolls, typewriter, etc 

7176 l.indenmere. Birmingham N 

of 14 Mile, E of Inkster 

I.IKE NEW, Admiral 2 door 

refirgerator 12 2 cu ft Out 

doorfouotain, complete with pump 

Kenmore washer 553 9348 

GARAGE SALE, drapes 

2 end 

tables, antiqued, $5 eadi Clothes 

ages 3 

men's & women's, shoes 

Set of everyday Blue Oruon dishes 

fertilizer spreader, padding for 

carpet, movie screen 

lots of 

different glasses, misc 2723 

Aldgate, Bloomfield Hills, Thurs & 

Fri 335-4372 

GARAGE SALE 

Fri, Sat, 9AM 

5PM 5629 Thorny Ash. Oakland 

Valley Sub, N of Rochester 

TWO FAMILY Garage Sale, House 

hold items, furniture, clothes babv 

items, antiques, toys. More Fri « 

Sat 9AM 5PM. 6114 Pinecroft L>r 

W Bloomfield off Orchard l-ake 

Hd between Maple & Walnut Lake 

Rd 

Ayi'ARIUMS 100 Gal, with stand 

2 10 Gals, 15 Gals with accessories 

64 7 6152 

NEIGHBORHOOD Garage Sale 

baby equipment, antique cherry 

bed dresser round coffee table all 

size clothing 

Lots of goodies 

Thursday, 9-5 pm 

1390 Suffield. 

Birmingham 

GARAGE SALE. May 27 28, 106 

5745 Crabtree (Foxcroft Subi, 

Birmingham 

Clothing, toys, 

appliances 

THURSDAY 

Friday. Saturday 

Schwirin bike 

Chicken power 

helper motor 

16 MM Travel Log 

movie camera 

projector drapes 

tools many items Barth 30275 

Oakleaf Franklin 

BIG GAR AG E Sa le ' 24860 River 

Heights Southfield crossroads off 

10 Mile between Lahser & Telegraph 

Antiques piano furs 

urniture 

clothing, household 

items May 25 thru May 29 

GARAGE SALE' 

231 Concord. 

Bloomfield Hills Watch for signs 

1st street east of Woodward off of 

Long Lake 

Mav 25 28th Call 

644 5938 

YOU won t believe it' Clothes 

(suits, pants tops dresses, coats > 

misses 7 9 11. womens 12 14. shoes 

74 8 boots, rummage all kinds 

Thurs, Fri only 9AM 5PM 463 

Golfview (off Midvale 1 behind 

Seaholm High School 

GARAGE SALE'' 

Singer Stylist 

maple cabinet $75 Small kitchen 

set. 2 chairs. $30 Standing lamp 

Lenox china shade metal dual bed 

frame. GM toddler seat sidewalk 

hike sewing cabinet glassware, & 

much miscellaneous Thurs . Fri . 

Sal . Not before 9 30am 1462 

Webster. Birmingham Maple 

Adams Area 

GARAGE SALE 

May 25th thru 

27th 10 30 AM on 605 Castlehar. 

Crooks ii Avon Rds 

AMERINCO unique native Amen 

can jewerly 

authentic fetish 

squash, silver buckles lighters, 

reversible bracelets 

rings, earr 

ings, etc low retail. 642-7383 

PLAYER PIANO reconditioned 4 

refinshed. $900 White double size 

canopy bed frame $50 651-2244 

GARAGE SALE. 2530 WorChester, 

north of Lone Pine, east of 

Middlebelt May 25 . 26 27th. 9 30 

AM dark Antique furnit'ire. 

ladies clothing size 16^18. misc 

SALE 

Thursday, 

6PM, 2350 Chamwnod. 

of Square lîke and 

FREE STYROFOAM ideal for 

insulation value equal to 5 inches 

rockwool 

600 olympia packing 

cartons 21x21x10 inches packed in 

cardboard cartons 

for cottages, 

attics and etc 

We take no 

responsibility for their use Quist 

Typewriter Co. 1717 Stephenson 

Hwy. Troy 689-8000 

ANTIQUES 

30 year collection, 

everything 

goes. Great Stuff 

Dental chair May 27 28, 1457 

Ardmoor, of Bloomfield Village 

HAIRDRESSER S vanilv with cabi 

nets and *large 

mirror, large 

humidifier 569-8032 

GARAGE SALE Fri Sat May 26. 

27 Stereos, refrigerator antiques 

21140 Renselaer 8 Mile near 

Inkster 

MOVING & GARAGE Sale. Bar 

gains' Assorted items Red velvet 

sofa, matching chairs 

Clarinet, 

mint coat, pool table $149 Library 

table Wall desk components 72 

inch walnut table A chairs Wooden 

shelving Mahogany kidney shaped 

desk 23 cu ft refrigerator 20840 

Winchester Call first 358-0045 

GARAGE SALE Household goods 

furniture, clothing 

girls hike, 

antique baby pram 

dining room 

table misc items Sat Sim. only. 

9AM 5PM 10803 Hart Huntington 

Woods.S. II. E Scotia 

ESTATE SALE 

Furniture antique 

clocks collectibles 4270 Pinehurst 

Drive, W Bloomfield 851-3286 

Swirn Club Member- 

$250 plus this year's 

353 6099 

BASEMENT SALE 

Cable Nelson 

Black Mahogany Spinet and bench. 

GE Washer with suds saver, Dryer, 

lawn furniture 

pool table, stereo 

wall unit, records, art objects, 

brass Tea wagon, miscellaneous 


Saturday and 

Sunday. 115PM 24521 Harding. Oak 

Park (10 Mile Greenfield > 967 3110 

G ARAGE 

I- ridav 

Northwest 

< 'ooiiuk< 

710 Misc. For Sale 


GARAGE SALE Four drawer file 

cabinet, rug, freezer furniture, 

men's suits, 42 regular, post cards, 

batterv. trampoline, household Si 

miscellaneous 

Reasonably priced 

May 27.28 29 

919 Mohegan. Birmingham 

GARAGE SALE 

Friday Saturday 

10 Am to 4 Pm 1056 l-archlea 

Birmingham, off Lincoln between 

Southfield and Cranbrook Puppet 

stage, snow blower, toys book,s, 

many more misc items 

MOVING - 2 sofas, cocktail table 

end table glass, dining rooip set, 2 

bedrooom sets stereo console plus 

components, Mcintosh & Crown, 2 

desks and chair, humidifier 

pic 

tures, Southfield 569 0795 

HOUSEHOLD GARAGE SALE 

including Antiques Collet-tables 

27166 Shiawassee, between 8 and 9 

Mile. E of Inkster Thru Sun 10 to 

7 pm 

GARAGE SALE 

Everything from 

A to Z Fri Sat Sun 9 till 7 pm 69 

Cedarwald, Rochester. Oakland 

Valley Subdivision 

GARAGE SALE. 

250 gallon oil 

barrel, $15 2 Garage doors, 9x7. $15 

each, bicycles 

and other mis 

cellaneous Thursday . Friday'9 AM 

lo 5 PM 22325 Leewright. Smithfield 

MOVING SALE, sports equipment 

household items, clothes, more 

May 26. 27 14630 Borgman 3 blocks 

s of II Mile, west of Coolidge 

SWIMMING POOL. 18 aluminum 

With all equipment $250 363 5563 

SAND POOL Filter, used 1 month, 

cost $400 Sell $200 Moving out of 

state 852-4487 

GARAGE SALE" Troy Baby 

items, including crib, playpen, 

infant seats, clothes, toys etc also 

floor polisher, electric broom, 

Si 

much more misc 3673 Estates Dr , 

North of Big 

Beaver. West of 

Coolidge Thurs Only" 

BEDROOM. Kitchen, living ro*m 

furniture, lawn mower, etc Satur 

day, 250 Westchester. Birmingham, 

south of Maple 

YARD SAl.ir 829 Miller May 26. 

27 , 28 9 am to 5 pm Furniture, 

clothes, yard tools, misc items 

GARAGE SALE 

5456 Patterson. 

Troy north Long Lake West 

Dequindre May 26-27th 9AM 3PM 

Fantastic Bargains 

MOVING SALE 

everything must 

S o. Fri thru Mon 1-6 pm 32352 

/ayburn West, 

13 Mile W of 

Orchard Lake 

ALUMINUM window awnings like 

new Lees gold carpet Si pad 12x15, 

626-3557 

large table lamp 

MAHOGONY DESK 3x5 ft 

Must 

Sell this Weekend $30 855-2862 

GARAGE SALE. Moving kitchenwares. 

TV car Hoover vacuum, 

clothes, toys, glass, china, curtains 

Thursday through Monday 2021 

Castleton north of 15 Mile between 

John R and Dequindre 

CUSTOM MADE quilled 78 sofa, 

also 84 sofa, loose pillows 

Upholstered rocker & misc Call 

after 3PM 8515091 

YOU NAME IT 

we've got it 

18445 Lincoln, Southfield. Mav 27th, 

28th. 29th. 10 to 4 Pm l'i blocks 

west of Southfield Rd 

BURGLAR 

ALARM. 

Call after 7PM 

main unit 1 

674-3723 

ESTATE SALE antiques furniture, 

books, linens, kitchen ware, cloth 

ing. appliances, TV Sal only, 9AM 

5PM 

4621 Charring 

Bloomfield Hills, east of Wi 

WHITE living riKim 

guitar case $2 Call 

Voodwa rd 

chair, $30, 

528-0110 

GARAGE SALE Fri . Sat 9 AM 1 

PM 

975 Fairfax. Birmingham 

Deep freeze, furniture toys bike 

some of everything 

MOVING OUT of state 

Living 

room furniture, marbletop coffee 

table, mahogany 

buffet, console 

stereo lamps curtains silk than 

tung drapes, decorator rwls, clothes 

14-16. books, records, antiques 

dishes, everything must go Wood 

ward North Apartments, 3015 W 13 

Mile Rd Apt 108. Royal Oak 10 5 

pm 

MOVING SALE 761 H awl home Ct 

east of Squirrel Rd (South of l/ing 

Lake Rd , follow signs i May 26. 27. 

8 30 AM 5 PM No pre sales Baby 


toys. Farbcr 

ware broiler, canning supplies 

drum 

slot car set. bikes 

cellaneous 

mis 

AQUARIUM 60 gallon stand and 

lighted top 

5 Marionettes, and 

Rosewood Marionette Theatre 

Portable cassette recorder AmFm 

radio Call after 3 30 PM «7 1068 

GARAGE SALE 

Sal II to 6 Pm 

2739 Heathfield. Birmingham, off 

Cranbrook Rd . across from Sea 

holm High School 

GARAGE SALE 

Friday only Boys 

to size 5 Womens Misc 947 

I-angley 14'? off Crooks. Clawson 

HAMPTON GOLF 

Membership, 

20'; off current new membership 

Call after 6 PM 332 2146 

GARAGE SALE 

64 55 Westmoor. 

Birmingham 

Between Franklin A 

Inkster, North off Maple, South off 

Walnut Lake Rd 

Clothes, lays, 

baby items, miscellaneous Friday 

A Saturday. 9am 4pm 

GARAGE SALE, new quality items, 

household goods, curtains, toys 

baby equipment, vacuum 20645 

Woodburn. near 9 Mile 4 Ever 

green May 27 28, & 29th 9-9 PM 

MOVING 

Frigidaire Frostfr.ee 

refngeralor, $100 or best offer RCA 

color TV 21 inch $100 RCA color TV 

21 inch $50 Air conditioner, window 

type $50 Much miscellaneous 

626-8064 

MULTI Family 

2627th. 9-4PM Colonial furniture. 

Garage Sale. May 

lamps, pictures 

glassware, baby 

crib Many Misc Items Take Hyde 

Park to 2767 Windsor South of lx>ng 

Lake, Between John It i 

Dequindre 

GARAGE SALE. 32215 North 

Auburn between 

13 14 Mile off 

Greenfield 

Ethan Allen recliner 

cane back chair 

sewing machine, 

light fixtures, paneled doors, more 

Saturday Only 1 

MOVING SALE, bedroom A baby 

furniture, organ, 

lawn mower, 

Queen's Way Samples, etc Thurs 

May 18th. 24382 Gleneyrie Dr . 

Southfield, 

one block east of 

Inkster, south off 10 Mile 

GORHAM Crystal 

8 goblets. H 

sherberts Monticello pattern $150 

Perfect condition 649-6274 

WOODBROOKK 

Hills Swim A 

Tennis Club Membership for sale 

(Near Canterbury Commons). Rea 

sonable 626-1786 

WHEELCHAIR - power, E k J. 

excellent condition, never outside, 

owner must have different pre 

scription chair $450 Weekdays 

342 5500 

25% to 35% OFF 

25% to 40% OFF 

-Assorted ttepidWHi'cni • - tR. 00*74 qq 

12-Assorted Combination Storm 

15-Assorted combination storm doors-$79.95 to $U4.w 

RO, 21' lawn mower. Toro edger 

with snow blower attachment Two 

green cane chairs, aluminum 

exteasion ladder, & misc household 

furniture 158 4060. 3529122 

Rcnges ond d-y-'l ar*Uiani 6 pm Primitive 

kitchen cupboard Old oak butcher 

block 

Lois o| interesting items 

14121 M.redes I block N of 

Schoolcraft 2 bloc ks H of Inkster 

POOL 24 round deck all acees 

sories filler new $3511 wili 

negotiate 427 8659 

SINGER DINING I.,hie 4 leaf 42 

round 4 cane bac k chairs Pecan 

finish all wood Traditional stvline 

r. '.eats old $175 After I I'M 

149-5929 

POOL ACCKSSORH S pump 

sweeper hose 20 fool cov • r 

Dispenser chemicals ladder lou 

nger $100 All 4215586 

CRIB 4 MAI TRESS White dies 

ser 

white wicker dressing table 

table high chair 

stroller clollws 

hamper Misc clothes Afler 6PM 

532 3592 

USHER pool table h ft 

\ slate 

return ball accessories like new 

Whirlpool no frust refr gerator 17 

cu ft 2 door 2 \ rs old 835-2582 

GARAGE SALE 

K.mberlv Oaks 

ice skates heat lamp blankets 

children s clothing Imoks toys 4 

treasures I- rid.iv onlv 14354 

Blackbyrn 10 4 PM 

4 

HE I IN I- CI ITS! 28 in- 6111' $|(H) 

478 NVH 

GAR AG h SMI 

13123 Uimhardv 

Dr I of Sh. ldon N of Warreri 

Eri Sat 9 5 Fisher Prue toys g,,|f 

c7Ubs |>af|ei umbrella 

TV tennis 

home irjterior 1 losenut many more 

Pool 1' II I I it 

ii p e arth lv !*• 

$75 I'm! ladder ( ciirimerciaj coffee 

grinder 

427 mo 

MOVING GAR 'GF 

SALE house 

hold ilejns furniture tools clothes 

9222 W oodring Plymouth I-armington 

area Starts Ihursdav 

POKER I ABI I 

\ c ..plains chairs 

$150 15 gal c rock $5 10 gal keg 

$7 2 bat stools $4 each 150 

aluminum gutters 4 downspouts 

$2 4 4 7470 

WHEEL ("II MB all padded -top 4 

go $2511 or best offer 2619135 

GARAGh SALE 

Furniture appli 

ances bikes house 4 said items 

toys children s 4 adults clothes 

May 25 20 27 '

\c*prts equipment clothes appli 

Wires. toys, books May 25th thru 

May 29th 42237 Westmeath North 

ulle I- of Bradner N of 5 Mile 

(•ARAGE SALE 

Everything'must 

K MAY 22 thru 26th 9^6 pm 15955 

Nor borne Redford 

North of 5 Mile 

• West of Beech 

OARAGE SALE. Thrus 4 Fri 

tarn 5pm 15342 Wormer. Redford 2 

blocks west of Telegraph at 5 Mile 

711 Misc. For Sde 

Wayne County 

PORTABLE 

Zig Zag sewing 

machine full box of accessories 

recently professionally cleaned 4 

adjusted $50 Ca 11 after 12 noon. 

425 02 ham nice $16 

2x3 Crown Graphic Eklat $195 

Kontca 12 fxidy only nic 

JIihi 

l.nnapro light meter only $h5 

Mnari'la Senson \ 1- !• f I 4 

$Hl. 

Minox I HIS best p:ocket . am. ra $1 111 

i:i5mm h 4 3 llcklor lor M $125 

K'xlak S8 ound pro lector lafers$: 4\ 

Mlriox I |nS best I HI ( an.i ra $125 

Viwtar/oom lor Koriira 

$'•:"> 

t anon 814 movie cameras $195 

GAh sound cameras > I /i««i $195 

BUY SELL TRADE 

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HON Al. OAK 

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V, I- s I'SIDE 

288 t ;444 

722 Hobbies- 

Coins & Stamps 

I-ROM I- Mint 1973 7 . Proof set 

1st edition 5o si,ti. - of t mot 

hron/e $200 260 Hi>lorv .f tFw 1 S 

Broo/e $'«io ;tn Presidnit Man cu 

sterling Inmm « 2i It VposTla 

Spo ns Sterling $150 12 II t 

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•R» tsudenticil 

Mobil Maintenance System 

H or All Surfaces 

G & R MOBIL 

525-0500 

M I MINI M SIDINi, A 

TRIM 

CI I- \\ED 

Fr.-.- est Dearborn Hts Mobile 

Wish Before i \ M ,fter 6 PM 

295- 7571 

BASE 

AJuminum 

Siding 

ALUMINUM 

SIDING 

Trim gutters 

stormy roofing. 

sFifttprs complete remod 

B ""9 

L te'ised 

Insured 

Hentoge Home l"iprcvement 

1 04S2 K£ 2 5668 

LOWEST PRICES 

Fot Quo 11 ty Work 

Aluminum Siding I rim & Gutter 

Jiistom formed trim in our Shop 

not on vour lawn l.icensetl 4- 

insured to protect vou the Home 

owni'r Also Aluminum Awnings 4 

ôrm V\ indow s 

COUNTRYSIDE 478 6666 

Vlur«mum Siding Trim Gutters 

Work Myself 

12 Years f xperience 

.Kerised Insured 4M 6745 

Siding By Burton Alum 

SAVE 

BEST PRIQS 

•Mini Siding Cutters Xwnin^s 

Porch Enclosures Etc Owner 

553-0215 

Aluminum Siding .. 

and TRIM SPECIALIST Roofing 

hot tar & shingles Specializing in 

indoor remodeling kitchens recre 

alion rooms 

cabinets and floors 

Heating 4 air conditioning 

SOLELY OWNED A OPERATED 

b) brothers PHIL & JIM Ijcensed 

(all any time 

353 5229 353 0435 

SIDING & TRIM 

ROOHNG 

GUTTERS & STORMS 

Trim Formed 

For Do It Yourselfers 

licensed 

Insured 

UNICO 

Eves 2*1 6563 522 6864 

ALUMINUM SIDING 

ALUMINUM TRIM 

All Work Guaranteed 

LICENSED BUILD® 

Call Earl Wood 

42 1-5474 

Siding work needed All types F ree 

estimate* Senlrv Contractors, Inc 

476-4444 

ALUMINUM SIDING, Custom Trim 

(kJtters, Re roof ing Painting 

LICENSED BLMLDER 

Low Prices 

3WI233 

CUSTOM alum 

trim eaves awn 

ir*:* 

patios additions roofing vinyl 

replacement windows Eree est . 

Lie bldr call after 5 Pm. 538-59% 

FOR Aluminum siding awnings 

p«tio enclosures A roofing call 

lestway Builders Ijcensed. 

insured free est Livonia 537 5375 

Alum Siding Trim Gutters 

Storms Windows Roofing 

HUGH E JONES a> 

Free Estimate 474-8124 

Northwood Home Improvement? 

ALUMINUM SPECIALISTS 

F©r sidtng-trim gutter awnings, etc 

Years ot exp Free est Licensed «r 

Ireured 

729-7030 

Asphcilf Paving, Inc 

Our 

I 9th Year 

Of consecutive advertising in ihe 

Eccentric 

Asphalt parking lots & 

driveways 

Genuine Sealcoalmg 

Reference list of recen! work avail 

able Ask our customers about us 

Also ask for Insurance Certillcate 

(or Workmen s Comp and Liability 

iprotect yourself 

iIfficr A N aril .it 

26505 W 12 Mile ltd 

Corner Northwestern llwv 

356-864 1 

Al's Asphalt Paving 

Has been serv ing the Iri county 

area since IM44 Owner supervision 

& modern equipmenl 

Guaranteed 

quality workmanship al reasonable 

rates State licensed Insured Kef 

erences 

SEA I COAT INGS 

676 1066 284-5534 

GREAj. LAKES ASPHALT CO 

Driveways Parking Lots 

Reasonable Rales 

355 1206 537 6W0 

ADVANCE PAVING 

CEMENT OR \SPHALT 

557 0707 

I' 4 D ASPHALT PAVINC 

Custom driveways and ashpalt 

repair Local referemes 

K79 8744 

ELGAN PAVING CO 

Driveways Parking Uits 

Ask for l.arrv Nagle 

647 H9I2 

ASPHAIT REPAIRS 

Resurface Kealcoal 

Residential Commercial 

Expert Work Reasonable Prices 

569 2637 

C/ualiiv Asphalt Sealing Co 

Residential 4 Commercial 

f ree Estimates 

Sam Carr 674 2093 

SEAL COATING 4 Minor driveway 

repair 

experienced college stu 

dents reference list available 

Ralph M6-7.184 or John 64 7 2 4 55 

Basement Waterproofing 

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED 

Drains & Sump Pumps Repaired 

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Earl II Jensen 474 6224 

FRANK I RICHMOND 

The Artisan 

Effecting Repairs. Statewide 

lacensed 422 1133 

BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 

Outside Digging 

GUARANTEED 

477 3977 261-0247 

Brick, Block 

& Cement 

SPECIALIZE 

Fireplace work, 

additions, cement work chimney 

repairs Licensed Insured Free 

est Reasonable rates 

474 0^45 

ALL CHIMNEY 4 Porch repairs 4 

tuck point ing 

Guaranteed 

l icensed Oakland County only 

545 2944 

CHIMNEYS 

Repaired Built New Screened 

Cleaned Roof Leaks Stopped 

GUARANTEED' GA 7 3961 

D.V.N. CEMENT CO. 

16 YRS EXPERIENCE: 

Specializing Garage Floors 

PATIOS. DRIVEWAYS. ETC 

Low Price Call for Free estimate 

and I'ompare with us 

ASK FOR MARIO 

427-2640 

SPRING SPECIAI Soave 4 Son 

Cement work 

Is! quality work 

Porches, patios, driveways, 

garages New & repair 476 3586 

425-8783 

LEONARD MASONARY Spec 

in 

Fireplaces, Chimneys, Porches 

Reasonable prices Free estimates 

349 8644 

CONCRETE WORK 

95c sq ft , 300 ft minimum 

Licensed Patios Driveways, etc 

425 2123 

t r r 

Brick, Block 

& Cement 

UNIVERSAL CE MEN I CO 

\nv jot. 

large or small Porch 

driveways garage floors Free est 

Lie & Ins 

422-24IM 

FRANK VENTO 

MASONRY & CEMENT 

23 YE M(S EXPERIENCE, 

I DO MY OW \ WORK 

All types Brick Block Cement 

work Patios Driveways, Porihes 

Foundations Additions 

1st ' lass Work 

al a Fa ir Pi ice 

RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL 

Guaranteed Workmanship 

Fiee Estimate 

CAL I THE EXPERI 

464-7262 

DR IV E W A N S G A R A G ES I 'AT IOS 

Residential & commercial For 

quality work KE 7 7474 or 682 4862 

McCarthy Construction Co 

CEMENT WORK 

Patios Driveways 

4 Footings 

Garage & basement floors 

Additions I'niches 

LICENSED INSURED 

CALL REMO 

After 6 PM 422 7018 

Driveways-Porcne^ 

Patios Brick & Block 

425-2255 

FRANK TON A KEI.I.I (Vmenl Com 

pany garages driveways, basements 

patios 4 porches Lie Ins 

425 5925 836-0938 

D'ORAZIO 

CEMENT CORP 

PROFESSION AI WORK 

Patios Driveways Porches 

We use only the finest quality mate 

rial 4- workmanship 20 years expe 

rience Licensed Bonded 

CALL 

Tony 

Mario 

478 4951 421 5827 

CEMENT BRICK 4 BIXK'K 

Large jobs or small repairs Work 

myself licensed bonded 4 

insured Free est on quality work 

474-7278 

A. Rossi Builders 

& Cement Contractors Inc 

CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES 

Complete llorê Modernization 

ALL KINDS 

CEMEN I WORK 

356-3273 

We do our own custom Work 4 sell 

ing Free estimate . 

QUALITY WOR-K 

AT LOWEST PRICE 

CEMENT WORK 

ALL KINDS 

To save money-deal direct 

with ow ners Years of experience 

with thi Finest Quality 

ITALIAN CEMENT 

CONTR. INC. 

LICENSED INSURED 

BONDED FREE ESTIMATE 

356-0396 

c c KIRBY CONST 

MASON R Y 

All Sue Jobs 

Licensed 

Free Estimates 363 9714 

ADD A PATIO 

OR DRIVEWAY 

•PLAN A- 

Do it yourself we will help you 

lay out your Job 4 loan you 

some tools 

•PLAN B- 

Have it done we will give you 

the name of a local contractor 

DELTA . 

CONCRETE, INC. 

600 JUNCTION. PLYMOUTH 

off Sheldon, S of 5 Mile 

453-3235 

QUALITY CEMENT Work Drive 

ways, patios, porches, large or 

small 628-1165 

Brick, Block 

& Cement 

WESTLAND CEMENT 

SMALL 4 LARGE JOBS 

For Free Esturialc 

Call Tons 427 1535 

Reas prices, quality work 

NATE S CEMENT 

No Job too small 

Brick 4 blixtk 

porches steps patios Violation!-. 

Basement waterproofing All gllaji 

ariteed Free est Call after 6 PM 

349-7119 or 4641515 

COLEMAN 

CEMENT CO. 

All Types Cement Work 

(larages Driv rw ays Patios 

LICENSED 

INSURED 

538-8279 

TAURUS 

CEMENT CO. 

ALL TYPES WORK 

Small or l arge 

QUALITY WORK 

Licensed Insured Bunded 

464-0213 

464-1 280 

SINELLI & SONS 

CEMENT CO 

RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL 

Eloors Dr i v ew ay s WaIk.s,etc 

LICENSED BONDED INSURED 

Bus 534-3828 Res 538 6925 

KRAUSE & SONS 

BUILDERS & MASON 

CONTRACTORS 

WATER LINES FOOTINGS 

• 

FOUNDATIONS, FI.OORS 

349-3 124 

SMALL JOB' 

Discounts Under 300 sq fl 

If It's Too Small 

Call 47&0643 

Building & Remodeling 

CABINETS 

Custom or Brand Name 

For Home or Office 

Formica or 

Wood 

Call Joe 553 2246 

MODERNIZATION 

Residential. 

Commercial 

Dormers, additions, 

patios, enclosures 

Quality work 

Free estimate Licensed 

842-HI33 

PAINTING 

light carpentry and 

dry wall Quality work at a 

reasonable price 

842 8133 

WOOD DECKS 

Top quality 

reasonably priced 

Pine, redwood, or maintenance free 

Wolmatii/ed wood F ree Estimates 

Work Myself 

Thomas'Decks 288 3659 

CARR CARPENTRY 

Garages roofing aluminum siding 

trim, gutters wood decks, 4 

suspended ceilings 

Free Esti 

mates 437 3287 

BUILDING 

4 

REMODELING 

Ijcensed 

Insured 

UNICO 

Eves 261 6563. 522 6864 

A4M Aluminum Siding 

4 Modernization 

Roofing Trim ('.uttersDownspouts 

Basements Additions Garages 

Free Est Licensed Bldr 47950 

Sonnle Ely 

Al Manier 

255 0628 533-0189 

ADDITIONS MODERNIZATION 

Dormers 

Kitchens 

Att garages 

Bathrooms 

Porch enclosures Rec rooms 

Family rooms 

Office or den 

Redwood decks 

Replacmt doors 

Rough in 

Fireplaces 

For quality work by Builder who 

works on jobs himself call 

MARTY GRAFF'S 

GRAFF CONST CO 


476 8338 

Small Jobs Welcome 

REC ROOMS-CEILINGS 

Modernizing, Repairing 

835 8610, eves 24 hrs 272 8096 

Building & Remodeling 

COMPLETE 

MODERNIZATION* 

PRICED WITHIN REASON 

COMPLETED To PERFECTION 

CUSTOM KITCHENS 

Or Formica Cover Old Cabinets 

FORMICA I OPS REC ROOMS 

WOH K MYSELF 

D Bowyer 356 1437 

Alan Powers 

Building Co. 

Complete Repair 

& Remodeling Serv. 

'Garages-Additions 

*Kitchens-Rec Rooms 

'Porches-Alum.Sidmg 

No Job Too Small 

Or Too Large 

licensed 

42/-6030 531-6094 

ROYQE V. MALIN 

MODERNIZATION CO 

Sell A Do m v own Work 

KITCHENS 

Counter tops & Cabinets Kitchens 

additions walls moved Dish 

washers built in Cabinets restyled 

Formica refacing 

It EH ERENCES 

'>46 1514 54 5 0889 

A TOTAL Remodeling Service Free 

estimate & Planning for additions, 

kitchens baths, dormers etc Reas 

prices for quality workmanship 

Lie re I e re rice s w ork myself 

531 1573 

Cl'STOM ALUMINUM TRIM 

Additions. Rec Rooms 

Patios. Hoofing 

Lie Builder 53ft 5995 

Ray's Construction 

BUILDER 

261 4230 

IT COSTS NO MORE 

to get 

firs' class workmanship 

FIRST PLACE WINNER of two 

National Awards HAMILTON 

has been satisfying customers 

for over 20 years 

You deal directly with the 

owner All work guaranteed 

and competitively priced 

•FREE Estimates'Designs 

•Addilions»Kitchens 

•Porch Enclosures,etc 

HAMILTON BUILDERS 

Call 559-5590 

24 hrs 

Custom 

Wood Decks 

Call BOB REEDY 

647-5033 

ROY MALTESE CO 

Kitchen & Bath Remodeling 


LO 2 8868 

MARS RLD(i 

CO Residential 

Com ml 

Additinns. Kitchens, Dor 

mers, Rec Rooms Baths. Siding 

Free estimates 

Prompt service 

538-2666 . 626 7044 

KITCHEN REMODELING 

Formica Cabinets. Counters 

Refacing Lie Ins Walt 422^)224 

Carpentry 

LOW PRICE REPAIRS 

Carpentry roof & gutters plumbing 

& pointing 

835 8610 eyes 24 hrs 272 80% 

FINISHED 

BASEMENTS 

Call BOB REEDY 

647-5033 

CARPENTER WORK Additions 

Rec Rooms ceilings bookc.ises 

kitchens decks All home & office 

improvements Reasonable 522 2563 

RECREATION ROOMS 

DROP CEILINGS 

425-2255 

R Bercird & Co 

Inc 

Custom Cabinet Maker 

Carpentry 

Kitchens, Baths 

Rec Rooms 

Formica Counter Tops 

Cabinets Re laminated 

Lie k Insured Free Est 

271 8683 

CARPENTRY 

Residential k Commercial 

Rough k Finish 

Free Estimate 464 3652 

KITCHEN SPECIALIST 

Refacing or New Cabinets 

Formica Counters 

Install Dishwashers 728 7910 

CAR pfnthY 

Commercial k Residential 

Licensed k Insured 

548 7193 

PANELING dry wall window 

repair and painting Remodeling 

done on request 729 9353 

FOR reasonable rates & quality 

work on finishing basements attics 

kitchens, call Bestway Builders 

Ireeest Licensed lay onia 537 5.175 

BAY WINDOWS Added lovely for 

plants, finished carpentry work 

Farmington 477 4165 

Carpet Cleaning 

CARPET 

H'RNITIRE 

CLEAN INC. SPECIALS 

Living Km, Dining Km liall $33 

Regular Sofas $27 

Love Seats ' $19 

Chairs 

sl'J 

COB!AN 12 Yrs Business. 

',.11030 

Electrical 

Furniture 

Carpet Laying 

B SEOO CAR I'E I SF R VICE" 

Carpet Repairs 

PAD \\ Ml AIIII 

533 5880 17 7309 12 IW 

EXPERI 

CARPET 

INST A 1.1 AT ION 

421 I4i9 

A 

I INSTAl I ATION 

And Carpet Repairs Rubber uid 

avail Reasonable All areas (all 

Jim 455 6010 if no answer 4.53 Si 18 

BOYLE S CARPET SERA HE 

Sales installation Steam Cleaning 

Free Estimates 

525 9038 

SMOKE 

D ET E (TORS ra.ngcs 

dryers New fuse hovc or muii 

breakers installed 

Violation'- cor 

reeled No |ob too small l fir 

service Days 135 813! CM* Mil I'IMHO 

OAKLAND El h tT'KH 

Fast quahlied elcelrical wiirli Call 

•is when you heed u- 

anytimi 

Now accepting M .istci (liar)i i 

Visit iM2 7979 

Co MP I FTP HOI SIWIRINti 

Range-- dryi is 

,,ir condii umvr* 

Also repairs l.ieeiisn) uisuri'd 

Flee phone e-.tim.itc~ 125 (1370 

ELECTRIC M C( >NTRA(TOR 

i omplett h:iect i n ,il U ork 

No job 

too small til h.i ndli 21 Hour 

Service Licensed A loured rf.'i 4.'V>4 

COMM I. EI.I- CTRIC SERV KT 

No .lob Too Small To Handle 

545-4353 

Carpet Repair 

CHUCK S CARPET REPAIR 

Any repair large or small 

Reasonable rate All locations | 

yrs carpel experience 

4M I8|. 

Catering 

CHUCK OLIVI- li SPECIALTY 

CATERING Ol- Bl OOMFIEI.D 

llors D oeuvres k Buffets All si/es 

particd Bartenders 

:543 t'.lOo 

CATERING k BAR TENDING 

All Occasions l arge Simp Panics 

with home made hors d'oeuvres 

.334 71.97 

Ceiling Work 

Carpentry 

Village Carpenter 

Home or Business 

Val. after 6. 47^ 7658 

H k H MODERNIZATION' 

RESIDENTIAL k COMMERCIAL 

• Additions *Garages*Porches 

• Basements* Kitchens*Decks 

• Store Fronts*Homes 

All Phases of Carpentry Work 

Licensed A Free Estimates 

535-8336 533-9176 

Carpet Cleaning 

SIIUI.TS CARPET k 

FURNITURE CLEANING 

First rm k hall $25 Add I rms $10 

Sofas $25 

We steam clean only 

* All work guaranteed 

Iavonia 2618956 

Vl'WARDS Carpet Cleaning Serv 

ice Deep soil extraction steam 30 

yrs 

ol quality service Call (he 

Professionals. 422 5409 

CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL 

All work guaranteed Fully injured 

 

small Dealdmct with owner I- roc 

estimates 255 3055 

M I(M I I 1(1- KIT MR 

Hi upholkti i mi \ Brlinohini 

ihir specijliy t- rep.itrmg 

I lie ilit 

i. upliulMi-riiig 'Iin 

i hairs Masten harge 8..I ' 

BOOK ( \SI- s 

Hull Ives I I|s|,,tll in,,Ml fur • n,, 

anything madi 

' \io,,d N. p.I • 

Garages 

GARAGE DOORS 

REP.MKF D OR Id p| \CE;ii | „ 

ii:it Operator- 42., 84 

SPRING SPECIAL 

liaragi loor- A » at..t I 2'"4a 

PMNTING ho i 

' leatuni dej" n 

Ire, est,I, ,lf 

indil 

Ru k !• 

Miv-i.'.li 

DAI I S II WDN M W Nf-1(\ l( I 

N.I .lob I.hi Small 

S M,„ , 'IIon*! ho .1 l(e|.au » 

.22 81 

IIOMI- HI- i Mils 

CARPI Nl RN Pa ml in | r .(ill 

gut'i is 

electru al and pi II Illi 

All I y pes (.1 f i pa - i "s 21 

I 4 ,rf^

722 Hobto»$- 

Coins & Stamps 

LIONEL Alleghany train set, 1972. 

like new, $150 

American Flyer. 

1931 |125 After 3 PM 42*4450 

VALUABLE 

STAMPS. Complete 

Israel 4 World Countries Also 

coins 474-4293 

726 Musical Instruments 

GUITAR SALE 

Anderson Music 

837 S Main 

Plymouth 45*2V00 

VOX GUITAR with case AMPEG 

Gemini II Amp. Super Fo* Fuzz 

Wah volume foot peaal 525-2819 

BALDWIN 

LOUIS XV GRAND 

Completely 

Restored at ';> 

experience low cost lawn cart' 

emphasi/cd Service bv area 

college siudenls 3554915 

TOPSOIL 

We Deliver Reasonable 

Loading from 

Livonia area 

427-3615 

LANDSCAPE & DESIGN 

by Tri-Way Services 

.Spring Cleanup-Lawn Maintenance 

Residential-Commercial 53H-8182 

Farm Novi Areas Top Sotl 

2nd Grade $22. Syifc 

Fill Dirt $15. 5vds 

476-0648 

Landscaping 

SOD 

H I Renas Landscape 

Complete Landscape construct ion 

I>e»lfning 

Maintenance 

TREES EVERGREENS, SHRUBS 

Sodding Patios, Sod Gripping 

Power raking 

Lie Insect-diseaseweed control 

PARKS mowed 4 maintained 

425-9777 

PICKUP AT FARM 

DELIVERED OR LAID 

8 Mile Rd between 

Farmington & Newburgh 

Open 8-5, 7 days week 

437-9269 

TOPSOIL 

FROM OUR OWN FIELDS 

Shredded delivered daily 

Equipped for Com m l Volume haul 

ing In Business 26 years 

HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICES 

JACK ANGLIN 

474 1040 349-2195 

Blue Grass 

Farms 

Are Cuftmg 

NURSERY GROWN 

SOD 

af 51825 W 

8 Mile 

7 Days Week, 8- 5 

ALSO DELIVERIES MADE 

464-2081 

464-2080 

Gushed gravel - sand 

Landscape stone - RR Ties 

from 1 fo 20 yds We deliver 

NOBLE'S 

8 Mile Supply 

474 4922 

5T? 

CUSTOM 

Wood Decks 

CALL BOB REEDY 

647-5033 

A I 

Used Railroad Ties 

482 8517 

CRIMBOLI 

LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS 

Custom landscaping our specialty 

Patios retaining walls, boulder 

walls. large tree transplanting 

iwork within the customer's 

budget i Why not call for a com 

petitive quote n 

Complete design 

and installation References 

3240.S Ford Rd . Garden City 

422-2022 

OLD ORCHARD 

Lanctocaping-sod 

removal & installation Shrubs 

removed & replaced 

Also shrub 

maintenance program 647 1426 

THOS DEXTER Mason Contractor 

Flag»tone and Brick Patio, stone 

retaining walls, new or rebuilt 

Licensed. Insured 478-1791 

RESIDENTIAL LAWN SERVICE 

Sodding • - Landscaping 

Sprinkler Systems 

Frank Artman after 5 PM 522 1532 

Sorentino Landscaping, Inc 

Landscape Design, Relandscaping 

Planting Trees 4 Shrubs 

Complete lawn maintenance prtv 

grams, spring clean-up, power 

raking 

^ 


H2 32*7 545-6676 

CUSTOM STONE flagstone patios &• 

retaining walls & bent us Steve 

Dexter After 5 PM 

352 0334 

Green Valley 

Farms 

SOD 

Blue Grass Blend 

Peat or Topsoil 

Pickup 1 2 Mile & Milford Rd 

in New Hudson 

DELIVERY & INSTALLATION 

437-2212 

ROTOTILLING-REASONABLE 

25x25 ft garden $15. Free 

blue spruce tree, free garden 

booklet with each |ob 

538-2)91 

HAWTHORNE LANDSCAPING 

Custom landscaping Complete 

Design & Installation, re land 

scaping, fencing RH tie work, 

retaining walls Free est Expe 

rienced, reasonable, 855 1542, 

14)76-94'20 

EUROPEAN 

PROFESSIONAL 

Landseaper gardener pruning, 

trimming, 

feeding, roses, trees, 

evergreens, terraces, patios, any 

kind of garden After fipm 882 2285 

EXTERIOR DESIGN 

Steven Alegani & Jane Kalkanian 

landscaping for Birmingham, 

Bloomfield and Farmington area 

Many references 

All landscaping 

services 626-3060 or 477 9642 

Landscaping 

ROTO TILLING 

Westland Garden City. Livonia 

areas Call after 5 PM GA 2 2664 

GARDEN CONSULTATION 

MARGE AI.PERN 

Lit me help vou solve your garden 

problems 64 2 2 0 24 or 

642 88XK 

LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES Top 

soil, sand, gravel wood chips, 

pressure treated railroad ties 

Deliveries & installation 53H-0089 

ONE STOP LANDSCAPE NEEDS 

New RR Ties 

4x4x8 

$.1 io 

4x6x8 $4 70 

6x6x8 $? |0 

6x8x8 

$>i5o 

Wood Chips $10 yd 

Patio Blocks 3 for $1 20 

Landscape stone white, red. Mack, 

brown, pink rainbow Crushed 

stone for driveways I^dgerock for 

retaining walls Topsoil Flagging 4 

paver bricks for Patios 

Haggerty Stne & Landscape 

2288 Haggerty Rd 624 2219 

ROTOTII.LING for backyard gar 

dens Last ch 

garden in Low 

immediate serv 

ince 

to get your 

rates Call now for 

ce 647 4085 

HYDROjSEEDING 

/3 

COST OF SOD 

626 9377 

624-6666 

RAY'S 

LANDSCAPE A NURSERY INC 

It J TRANSPLANTING 

4 LANDSCAPE CO 

Large Tree Planting Specialists 

References 682-4714 

ROTOTI LLING 

Livonia Area Free estimates 

Call after 5pm 591-1077 

TOPSOIL. SAN 

anywhere 

No 

for low season 

deal met' 

>. Gravel Hauled 

ob too small Call 

prices Any honest 

685-95(53 

Quality Landscaping Gardening 

Lawn Maintenance Fertilization 

Trimming 4 Pruning 

Reseeding 4 resodding 

Removal & installation 

Garden rototilling 

Honest 4 friendly ' 398-0587 

TOP SOIL 

SHREADED, 

Crushed Gravel • Prompt Delivery 

Birmingham Bloiomfield area 

YAMIN'S LANDSCAPING 

646*3290 

LAWN CARE £ LANDSCAPING 

Reasonable prices Immediate 

service Call anytime 272 4583 

Lawn Mower 

Repair 

I .AWN MOW F It SHARPENING 

Rotarv Blade $3 50 Steam (leaned 

$150 Livonia Area Free Piikup 

After 5pm 5911077 

Lawn Maintenance 

SPRING CLEANUP 

Power Raking 

Grass Cutting 

Fertilizing 

Residential Com 

merctal Free Estimates 

R&JMaint 852 5984 

"VANDAN COMPANY 

Spring Clean ups. Fertilizing. Shrub 

Pruning 

Residential Grounds 

Maintenance Program 477-7513 

HOI.DEN GREEN TURF 

Liquid lawn fertilizing Crab grass 

control weed control Complete 

lawn maintenance 

Specialists in 

lawn care programs 

Licensed bv 

Mich Depl Agriculture. 58294 

549 Ofil I 

Complete Lawn Maintenance 

Spring Clean-up. 

Power raking 

tree 4 shrub plar ting 

landscape 

designs free est 54 2 3297 545 6676 

SHRUB TR M MING 

FERTII. IZER 

WEED CO NTROL 

Dave's Lawn Ma int 652 7020 

SPRING CL F AN UP 

Tree Shrub 1 rimming 

Fertilizing - Rea onable Rates 

Free Estimates 326- 2193 

AMI! LAWN SERVICE 

Mowing 4 Edging 

Livonia )nly 

525 91 23 

JIM S LAW 

CARE 

Quality service 

ow rates, call 

533-3184 

MOWING 

LARGE LOTS K FIELDS 

After 12 noon Call 

Steve 453 6971 

Lawn Sprinkling 

MARTIN BROS INC Under 

ground lawn 

sprinkling systems 

Free estimates 247 5027 

Lock Service 

LOCK INSTALLATION 

Specialize In Deadbolt Ixrks 

477-5253 

Moving & Storage 

APOLLO MOVING CO 

Homes. Apts . Office Piano 4 

Equipment movers Check our 

rates, we're competitive 

Depend 

able, courteous service 537 1906 

427 4181 

PROFESSIONAL MOVING CO 

1-ocal 4 Long Distance 

Piano Specialists 

SPECIAL RATES 

FLORIDA 

CALIFORNIA 

Insured Bill. 255-3532 

JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO 

Custom work, household moving, 

offices, packing, pianos, appliances 

local 4 St of 357 2674 

DOWNS MOVING CO 

l^cal 4 Statewide Re as Independ 

ently owned operated Pianos 

moved Lie 4 Ins 422 2288 

F W STEWART MOVING CO 

557-2208 

Quality Service 

Office 4 Residen 

tial Moving 

Superior Suburban Moving Ce 

Household, Apts 4 Offices 

Serving Detroit 4 Suburbs 

Reas est 354 1464 or 421 7774 

FW STEWART MOVING CO 

Professional household and office 

moving Owner operated 

Southfield, 557 2208 

WILL MOVE ANYTHING 

Large enclosed Truck Lowest 

rates Fast 4 Careful Service Call 

Chris, 326-8444 

NEED ANYTHING Moved, deliv 

erd or disposed of ^ Reasonable 

Call between 6-8 pm 

292 3117 

ROGERS MOVING SERVICE 

7 Davs a week Move anywhere. 

Call between 9 and 9 Ufw rates 

554 1037 

Painting & Decorating 

INT 4 EXT PAINTING 

Oakland Civ only Careful quality 

work Special Spring rates I-ree 

est Mr Carlson 643-0319 

INTERIOR PAINTING 

23 yrs exp Reasonable t -r.-s 

Plymouth (' \i )>

iaC*(P,C-14C,R,W,G-lJC) Thursday, May 25, 1978 

738 Household Pets 

FRKK to good home 

Ubrador 

Newfoundland mixture. 8 months 

old male all shots A heart worm 

preventative 477 8214 

FREE TO good home Lhasa Apso. 

neutered male no small children 

68SM477 

PARAKEETS 118 each 4212517 

SCHNOODLE black male just 

clipped 

all shots, housebroken 

excellent kid s dog Must sacrifice 

$20 522 5597 

ALASKAN Malamute puppies AKC 

registered champion breed 7 

weeks 591 2361 

POINTER I year old, lovable good 

with children 

$25 AfterfiPM 

453-4307 

MINIATURE 

Daschund puppies 

AKC registered, black and tan, 

mahogany and brown 674 1205 

ALASKAN Malamute pups. AKC. 

hampion sired show quality great 

pets 652 2970 

IRISH SETTER female" AKC, Vi 

wars 

beautiful Mohogany, excel 

lent with children 

$125 or best 

,4ter 4 53 •8297 

SHIM I/I White and Black 6 

months old \KC 

Male A Female. 

Show I>o|4 Reasonable 547 8143 

(.Kit MAN SHKI'H ERD 

female I 

year good with children Free to 

good home 478 1892 

I.O\ F FOK SALE 

Puppies. Kittens 

Dogs. Cats are 

waiting for a new home with vou 

MICHIGAN 

ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE 

790 Featherstone IW of Opdyke i 

I'ontiac 

Open Mon thru Sat 10 am to 5 pm 

335 9290 

Tax Deductible Donations 

Dependable VOLUNTEERS Needed 

O'l'KAPOO small female, greyish 

black $15 

979^3747 

THREE free rabbits with hutch lo 

». -I home 647 1918 23315 Old 

orchard I rail Birmingham off 

Bingham ltd 

^ 

H(KF mixed Sheep dog male 9 

months housebroken gentle with 

hildren allergv problem 525 3667 

HtEE DdG female mixed 6 mos 

••Id good with children After 3PM 

522 3826 

T AI KING Mvnah bird (or sale I 

vr old $250 LX) 3 0110 

744 Horses, Livestock 

& Equipment 

REGISTERED H 

Arabian Mare 

with saddle A tack I 395 7576 

YOUTH SADDLE, good condition. 

$75 453 5776 

BUCKSKIN quarter horse, good 

confirmation, 

beautiful marking, 

15 2, some tack. $450 good trail 

horse, 553 2239 

ARAB GELDING, thoroughbred, 10 

years old. 16 hands, well schooled 

on flat, shows great promise as 

jumper eventer 

Nice disposition 

$2,500 Thoroughbred, dark bay 

gelding 15 I hands 4 years old. 

although not fully broken, shows 

tremendous potential as jumper 

dressage prospect very nice 

mannered $850 627-4129 

ARABIAN half registered gelding. 9 

vears old rides English and 

western, gentle, welltrained 

368-3537 

A QUA registered mare. 5 years old, 

14 2 hands, very well trained, 

English or western, shown A placed 

in4H $750 or best offer After 7PM 

627 4 279 

PUREBRED ARABIANS Egyptian 

bloodlines 2 geldings. 1 mare with 

month old filly, also yearling filly 

Must sell 1517 673-2821 

CH EST N U T G ELD IN G 3 years 

Green broke Half quarter, 'j 

Arabian $250 After 4PM. 349 1424 

REGISTERED ONE HALF Arab 

chestnut mare Trained in English, 

Western, Dressage $800 After 

6PM 651 5450 

nb302,54601 2.0.91 BLOOMFIELD 

HILLS Eastover School 4 

bedrooms, 2W baths, brick, alumi 

num Kanch Panelled family room 

with fireplace, cathedral ceiling, 

indoor barbeque Florida room, in 

ground, heated pool, mature plantings 

Living room fireplace, 

panelling Laundry-utility room 2'i 

car garage More $89,900, by 

owner Buyers onlv After 6PM. 

642-2416 

JUV. 

1976 3 gaited saddlebred 

champ, mare 

Well trained with 

good act ion Must sell 313-329 3784 

HORSES BOARDED 

excellent 

facilities - large box stalls, pasture 

A separate turn outs Also western 

riding lessons Beginner to 

Advanced 624 4277 

BABY CHICKENS, ducks 

geese, 

turkeys, pheasants, guineas, open 7 

days 10 to 6 pm 50105 Grand RivX , 

349 3018 

K 8 0 0 

R a t i o n a l 

months vers friendly 533 5816 

Rl NN'IFS $;' each 1.ivonia 4« 9921 

"1 -\< K l year old Cock a poo 

needs good home gentle and 

lovable pet for children Owner 

moving \Iter 6 553-8023 

\IRFD\IE PUPPIES AKC 

champion blood lines pet show, 

wormed shots intelligent, affec 

Iiu.ate aggressive $200 326-6382 

AM hnglish Springer Spaniel 

puppies liver 4 white Call 2919152 

MM A MUTE to good home 150 

lbs 

I years neutered no papers 

i! shots Call afler i PM 981 2235 

KID FNS FREE to good home two 

hi.i' k one tiger stripe litter 

Ira wd 644 5837 

POOD I f female white purebred 

9 months ..Id s175 shots has 

papers f 476-2684 

GRI-.AI DANE female (awn color 

gn>d disposition Papers available 

$H"I 326 0557 

FNGI.ISH SETT E R male. 9 

months excellent hunting stock no 

lime to work must sell $50,534 1 949 

LABRADOR pups AKC with shots 

$100 call after 4 pm 547 1771 

FOUR BE AI TIKI" I. 

healthy kittens 

6 weeks old Also very gentle 

male mixed breed dog Desperately 

need good homes 477 0334 

LABRADOR puppies 8 weeks 

Black A Yellow fine pedigree, 

show quality 

Call Mark or Dale 

Business 9AM 4PM 355 0577 Res 5 

9PM 255-2247 

PURE BLACK Persian cat one 

vear old verv affectionate free lo 

good home 47" 9721 

ST BERNARD 1 years old male 

watch dog and good with 

children $100 326-9766 

FRFF kittens litter trained raised 

with kids and dogs 729-2673 

IRISH SETTER very gentle 

spaved female 

2 years old AKC 

registered, $100 dog house 

included 85 1 7826 

WELSH CoRGIS 

AKC registered, 

show dog quality Aida 7814929 

GERMAN short hair pups, AKC 

good hunting stock 

eves ask for 

Tim 881 1371 Days 7910700 

SCHNAUZERS Miniature 2 

females. AKC $150 each 7 weeks 

old After 6 PM 852 7583 

AI.BRECHT S specializing in Mm 

laiure Schnauzers and Dachshunds 

AK( home r aised puppiw Cham 

pion stud service 

Professional 

grooming Master Charge Visa 

522 9380 

FREE TO good homes 2 female 

cats both spayed have shots 

721 1866 

BOUVIER PUPS 

AKC Registered 

champion blootflme reasonable 

754 2714 

COCKER PUPPIES 

AKC blonds 

reds silver buff Excellent quality, 

bred to have good dispositions 

Dorjt Kerinels 887 9660 

OLD ENGLISH sheepdog puppies 

AKC papers 477 4208 

GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies 

AKC registered $250 6424)195 

740 Pet Services 

OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG 

(.rooming Clinic 

Everyone wel 

come sal June 3, 10 AM 

Ferndale Community Center Bring 

dog 4 anv equipment For info 

455-6169 

PEPPER MI NT POODLE PARLOR 

All Breed DogTirooming 4 Supplies 

453 7711 

744 Horses, Livestock 

& Equipment 

TWO BOX Stalls, excellent care 

Wayne area 421 6183 

APPALOOSA MARC* # yrs . 15 3 

hands good color jumper prospect 

644 3865 

SADDLES. English jumper 4 

western Also have air conditioner 

and office equipment 427 7698 

474-1189 

Vehicles 

DUNE BUGGY VW power, radio 

mags, street legal convertible top. 

Side curtaias $1250 537 5753 

DUNE Buggy 

1968 VW. rebuilt 

engine $1500 After 5 PM 937 3854 

802 Snowmobiles 

SUZUKI 1974. XR 440 Snowmobile - 

like new will trade for boat 4 

motor of equal value 546-8951 

806 Boots & Motors 

TWO 17' Sawyer fiberglass canoes, 

with paddles & car carrier $225 

each 425 1582 

HOB IE 10. sail boat good condition, 

$325 or best offer 626 4859 

JOHNSON 50111' motor, new starter 

4 coil $200 455-3981 

VANGUARD FJ Sailboat 

Travel 

covers Holsclaw trailer frequent 

local 

4 regional class winner 

$1 700 522 5962 

I.ON'F. STAR 17 foot deluxe. 75HP 

Johnson 

fiberglass, with trailer 

Loaded with extras Mint condition 

$1975 425-3711 

PINTAIL sailboat 14'. with trailer 

Ready lo sail, seats 4 adults in dry 

Comfort $995 Troy 64 1 75 21 

ISLANDER SAILBOAT 

23 foot 

1969 . 0 B. trailer, manv extras. 

$4 500 Days 931 1234. nights 981 2257 

CHRYSLER 17 ft I O 155 bp V 6 

canvas Garage kept, like new 

$3500 F'.Z loader trailer, brakes 

$700 625 2941 

VENTURE 

Catamaran, 15 foot 

fiberglass excellent condition. $675 

348-2511 

THUNDER BIRD 18 ft fiberglass, 

tri hull 

1975 Johnson outboard 

motor trim 4 till excellenl $3500 

851 0049 

O DAY Daysailer. 16 ft 9 in 

Sterling trailer 

4'* MP Mercury, 

main 4 jib, lots of extras Excellent 


SAILBOAT Sunfish Class. 14 foot, 

plus trailer 


$900 Also T Bird 1976 hitch $20 

422-6493 

WOLVERINE Deluxe 

14 moulded 

plywood. 35 hp. 

Johnson with 

trailer Many extras See to 

appreciate $550 After 6PM 3754)941 

BOMBAY 

Clipper. 31 ft. ideal 

cruising vachi well equipped Afler 

5PM 774-7419 

ALUMINUM FLAT bed boat 12 ft. 

with oars, anchor 4 safety 

cushions $150 Call after 6PM 

427-9065 

SAILBOAT SI. 140 fiberglass. 14 ft 

roller reefing boom, batten down 

hatch, boat cover, excellenl condi 

tion used 5 times, $600 464^ 0804 

t 

TROJAN 16 speed boat 70IIP 

Mercury 

nice starter boat plus 

trailer, needs clean-up $750 455 5566 

MIRRO CRAFT I97B 9 9 HP John 

son 

Pamco trailer, with accessories, 

32^ 2864 

HOBIE MONO CAT blue A white 

sailboat 

12 with trailer, excellent 

condition. $950 

26^8852 

RUNABOUT. 7 with 75 hp 

Mercurv 

motor pExcellenl condi 

tion 477-2789 

FIBERtH.ASS 19' boat - with~hard 

top, no motor $75 535 0250 

l.ONGSTAR. 14ft 

Fiberglass run 

about. 40HP F.vinrude with trailer. 

$650 474-4249 

LASER SAILBOAT MDLF 1978 

Season Champion Excellent condi 

tion $950 64 2 5421 

PONTOON 24 Hans loaded. 55 hp. 

I yr old $5300 3«3 4787 

SHAKESPEARE. 

I2\ cathedral 

hull, twin 

gaitwells, excellent 

condition. 

427 783S 

CANOE 1977. Fiberglaa. 1?% ft., 

like new 1300 272 7423 

MERCURY 7 5 HP outboard. $325, 

also Evinrude 3 HP outboard with 

carrying case $2 5 0 427 8946 

HYDROPLANE. 8 ft 15 h p 

Johnson, $375 427 I42« 

740 Pet Services 

AMAZING 

DOGGIE 

CLOUD MATTRESS 

\ 

CANARIES - 

Vi OFF 

TALKING MYNAH BIRDS 

FINCHES 

BABY PARAKEETS 

Complete Line Animal. 

Hard Cover Books 

LARGE SELECTION 

Fancy Furnltur* for Fclinea 

Sw«at«ra k Coata for Dojm, all »i*«a 

Travel Cafca Training Equipment 

Complete Services 

Boarding k Grooming 

Pets' N'Particulars 

22830 MOONEY AVE Across from Farmington Plaza 

OPEN MON -SAT &-6 474-6806 

Master Charge-BankAmencard 

806 Boats & Motors 

CHRYSLER Mutineer 15 ft 

sail 

boat trailer, cover. A extras $1900 

525 5072 

EIGHTEEN FT Cruiser Inc 

Philippine mahogany. 18 gal gas 

tank, 80hp Mercury motor, Ajax 

tilt a trailer, $2500 Afler 3 30pm 

937 0435 

SEA Ray, 1977 fully equipped, 188 

HP/IO. 17 fl 

with E-ZUader 

trailer Many extras including FM 

Stereo cassette $7400 or best offer 

Must sell 851 6958 

SAILBOAT. 10', fast, rugged, 

custom car top carrier, accessories 

Moving Will sacrifice $150 591 1492 

EVINRUDE 1973. 50IIP electric 

start. $850 Call after 6 PM 649-6327 

VENTURE 25 ft , mint condition, 

trailer. Merc, radio, fully equipped, 

three sails, bdatwell. 642 5854 

CHRYSLER MUTINEER 15 2 

sails, trailer $1,500 887-3995 

CREST LINER 16 ft 40 HP electric. 

Lil'Dude, tilt trailer 

Fish finder, 

convertible top, side and aft 

curtains $1495 or best offer Afler 5 

pm 455-0554 

MARI.IN 20 ft 1977~Jrt _ Bownder 

Low profile Ford 460 cu in 320 

HP Skis, platform Speed tach 

Cover Custom pain! 15 hours Like 

new Tandem trailer 

Free dock 

age Cass Lake $9500 (Save $15001 

851 0778 , 577-4539 

RAYLINF.R, Saratoga Express, 

1975, 25 foot Cruiser 200 HP IO 

Trim tabs, graph for electric 

downnggers. New E7. loader trailer 

with power w re nch available 

838 4228 

SAILBOAT. WAYFAREH 16' fiber 

glas. newly 

refimshed interior, 

trailer, extras included, very good 

condition, $1995 55S 3439 

SLICK CRAFT. 28 ft * DS7FHF. 

trim . tabs, swim 

platform, plus 

many extras 

too numerous to 

mention, low hours 

perfect condi 

tion $17,900 or best offer Days 

554 3480 Evenings 689-7751 

STARCRAFT 14' fiberglass cathedral 

hull 40 H P Evinrude 

Completely equipped Pamco 

trailer All like new, in water only 5 

limes 335-4652 

FIBERGLASS I9727l6ft Boai with 

trailer, 65HP, Mercury, water skis. 

$1,200 or best offer 478-8994 

SEA RAY 1977 18 6'. 165 hp", 

inboard outboard full instrumenta 

tion. full top, showroom condition 

25 hours New $9700 asking $8300 

895 (KM 3 

SKIPJACK 15' fiberglass sloop with 

trailer Very good condition Excel 

lent for sportsmen $1.095 343 9353 

QUA CHIT A 12 fl 

aluminum John 

boat, with oars" 2 fishing seasons 

new, half price $95 firm 

64M006 

WANTED to rent Ifi ft aluminum 

boat. June 9-23. have trailer.261 4524 

Hobie Cats 

TRY THE WORLDS 

FINEST. FASTEST. FITS'NEST 

SAIL BOATS 

FORTUNE MARINE 

WORLD'S 

1-449-2164 

ARGEST DEALER 

I 449 4052 

LEADER Sailboat. 14 ft complete 

with trailer 

very good condition. 

$975 Call after 6 PM 646-1442 

FIBERGI.AS boat. 18' Cuddy Cabin 

excellent condition 90 hp Ever 

nrude with trailer. $1750 or best 

offer 937 2687 

TRI HULL How Rider, 18'. inboard 

outboard Excdllent condition. 1971 

Ltss than 200 hours Trailer 476 7694 

ALUMINUM BOATS 

FACTORY DIRECT 

MEYERS 14' - $225 

CANOES & TRAILERS 

EVINRUDE MOTORS 

4 hp $400 6 hp . $520 

9 9 hp $675, 15 hp $740 

25 hp , $82.=. 

We Beat Any Advertised Special 

Super fi 36591 Plymouth Rd . l.iv 

OPEN 7 DAYS 425 7666 

BRAND NEW 14 ft aluminum 

Semi V $285 Also new 10 ft flat 

bottom $1*0 553 9043 

HOBIE 10ft Ilk. new must sell 

$700 I will deal 625 8765 

SEA SKIFF 20 fl 

fiberglass Chris 

Craft 210 HP. inboard, immaculate 

$3200 firm buyers Call 873 8315 

7314)717 

GLASTRON 16 fl 

trailer, eves 

140 l-O. loaded. 

459-2386 

WAGF.MAKER 

14 fool, family 

fishing boat, heavy duty aluminum, 

including 

2 anchors and seat 

cushions. $250 After 5PM 425-4826 

GLASTRON' 

T 152 1977 outboard 

Merc 70HP Power trim Convert 

ible lop mooring cover, many 

extras $3,695 or best offer 851 6410 

CHRYSLER, 1970 16 fiberglass 

boat with 80 hp Mercury outboard 

motor, trailer, excellent condition, 

runs good Great ski boat $1650 

661 2697 

1977 CR EST L I N E R CRUSADER 17 

foot 190 omc, SST prop, 20 hours, in 

warranty, loaded 

all accessories 

$6695 356-6198 

HOUSEBOAT. 1971. all fiberglass, 

24 ft , outboard, V hull Excellent 

condition Will consider trade for 

smaller boat A trailer 

Must sell 

$6,000 or offer Evenings 4 

weekends 626-2519 

807 Boats Parts 

& Service 

WAYFARER SAILBOAT 

Ifi ft 

made in England 

fully equipped 

with trailer, 

mohogany in good 

condition $1,200 or best offer Lake 

Orion 693-4491 

812 Motorcycles, 

Go-Karts-Mini Bikes 

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1964 3 

wheeler, New Kawasaki Z1000 front 

end Motor trans and entire bike 

rebuilt $1,500 Must sell Call after 

6PM 459 5427 

HONDA 1975. 360 adult owned 700 

miles, like new $750 firm 626-6764 

BMW, 1976. R.?S/« Vetter Fairing, 

like new, 533 1672 525-5315 

HONDA XL 175 

1976. lotfmileage 

excellent condition. $650 or best 

offer 533-8165 

HONDA 1973 CB 350 four, excellent 

condition only 2300 miles, $850 

After 4 P M 4744)527 

SUZUKI 750 GT 

1973, 4,000 miles, 

excellent condition, $950 , 537-5244 

SPORTSTER Jammer 1964 motor, 

Just rebuilt, all new parts, radial 

tire, much chrome $2,000 522 2984 

HONDA 1973 CB 350(1 1.188 miles. 

5 araged 2 years, like new condition 

helmets $600 425-6848 

HARLEY - 1973. 125 CC low 

mileage. $425, also 1977 two place 

trailer, never used $200 7»5572 

HONDA 1973 CB750. semi custom 

$950 464 3279 

YAMAHA, 

19737 250 Road bike, 

mint condition, low mileage b»st 

offer 644-0488 

HONDA 1975 380 5,500 miles 1500 

After 6 PM 455-4375 

YAMAHA 1974 TX 500 Road 

Loaded with extras, like new $750 

531-8395 

HONDA 1972 CL 450, mint condition 

5.200 miles, must see; $550 

Yamaha 1974, TX 650. sharp, 18,300 

miles. $780 Both negotiable.417-4954 

HONDA 1971 350 Sharp Must sell 

$450 453 5759 

BF.NNELLI (Riverside I 1988 250CC, 

1,700 miles, must sell, excellent 

condition $225 or best offer 721-3245 

812 Motorcycles, 

Go-Karts-Mini Bikes 

SUZUKI, 1972. GT 750. water 

cooled, excellent 

condition, low 

miles, asking $1 .200 After4PM 

453 4427 

HONDA 1973 500 4 complete cus 

torn, must see. $1200 or best offer 

937 2574 

KAWASAKI 1975 100. hi lo range, 

like brand new, 800 miles. 476-7822 

KC400 1977 brand new, 200 miles 

$1000 Must sell 651-0203 

YAMAHA 1973 RD 350, like brand 

new. low mileage, 476-9470 

HONDA 1974, CB 380. 5,000 miles, 

very good condition $550 356-0535 

SPORTSTER 

1969. fully custom 

ized. fully chromed show bike 

$2,990 349 9369 

KAWASAKI 1000 1977 $2,000 firm 

Excellent condition After 6 PM 

626-9555 

KAWASAKI 1976. 125. 200 miles 

street legal $500 Likenew 64^0468 

YAMAHA RD350-A, low mileage 

$350 453-1707 

HONDA 1975 

CB125S, Like new 

3000 m'lles $450 Call after 6pm 

455-7839 

KAWASAKI 

1978," 250KM limited 

edition. $2000 644-8864 

HONDA. \&1. 550 Super Sport mint 

condition, loaded $1500 Call 

between 4 pm 4 7 pm 728 0432 

HONDA. 1974, 450. excellent condition. 

winter storage cover, 2600 

miles asking $800 or best 425-0456 

HARLEY 

DAVIDSON Sportster. 

1974 XI.H modern. 4300 miles. $3600 

invested Best offer over $2200 Joe 

DiRezze 399 3200 or 352 9199 

YAMAHA 

650 1975. low miles, 

immaculate, $1100 852 6912 

YAMAHA 1973, 750 Good condition 

Priced to Sell $600 459-9541 

HONDA 1973 CB 350. good condi 

tion, 7300 miles, sissy bar. new 

battery, electric start. 4216186 

HONDA X 1.-250 1973 Runs good 

Must sell $300 firm 277 4087 

CHOPPER Mini bike excellent 

condition, blue, 4 hp. extra engine, 

all new accessories, $95 421 8906 

HONDA. 1965 Dream very good 

condition $325 or best offer 728 3614 

HONDA 1977 XR75 like new $425 

Call after 6PM 335-7873 

HONDA Gold wing. 1^7 GL 1000. 

800 miles $200 worth of accessories 

$2900 425-2198 

KAWASAKI 650 custom 1977 Vetter 

SS fairing mag wheels, mint 

condition, under 2,000 miles 373-6063 

USED GO KART and Mint bike 

engihes. from $9 95 while they last 

H A R Hardware. 27430 Joy Rd 

Livonia 

HONDA 1972. 450 Good condition, 

$500 or best offer 2617197 

SPORTSTER 1972 street custom 

many extras 937 3197 

KAWASAKI 1976 K 7.900, low miles 

likenew $2,000 Call after 6 PM 

538-0545 

YAMAHA. 1977. 650. blue. 1600 

miles $1150 AfterfiPM 420-0871 

KAWASAKI. 1975 900 Zrl. 4700 

miles perfect condition $lfi99 or 

best offer 474 6151 

HOLIDAY SPECIAL 

Honda 1974, CB 550 low mileage 

excellent condition. $800 Or best 

offer Call after 6PM. 

64^2784 

KAWASAKI Enduro 175 F 7, 1974'7. 

excellent condition, house stored in 

Winter $475 646-4360 

HONDA XR 75. 1976, showroom 

condition runs excellent. $325 Call 

after 9 pm 525-3575 

SUPER BRONC K(i m top condi!ion 

with all optlonal accessories $325 

693 1114 

HONDA 1975, 250 cc . Enduro. 1000 

miles. $525 32&3571 

YAMAHA. 1977. 650. custom seat 

and bar $ 1400 or best offer 291-8165 

YAMAHA 1975. #50 3000 miles 

excellent condition, $950 576-0382 

YAMAHA 1972. 650 Excellent 

condition Extras. $600 or best offer 

427 5568 

TRAILER RAIL 

A bumper rack 

each $20 77 Yahama Enduro. 2200 

miles, extras 

make offer Thurs 

evenings only 557 4920 or 624-6385 

HONDA 750 1974 8.000 miles, sissy 

bar. crash bar $1,100 363 5563 

HONDA 1970. 450 Excellent condi 

tion, only 8700 miles, new battery. 2 

helmets $500 

47IV2824 

HONDA 1973. 750. stock, like new 

$900 421 9215 

KAWASAKI. 1977 Used IOOOZ 

below 500 miles LTD trim hog 

wheel, special shocks $2 295 

including lax and plates See 

Duane Pierres Outpost, 30650 

Plymouth Road afternoons til 5 

O'Clock 

TRIUMPH 1972 Daytona. 6" over 

Sunfire black, excellent condition 

$750 641 9780 

YAMAHA 200 

1972. Street Bike 

Excellent Condition $350 4C4 1232 

BMW 

1975, 750cc. Windjammer 

fairing $2300 525-4182 

RUPP 80. 1975 model 

very iow 

mileage, good cndition best offer 

Evenings 626-7557 

SUZL'KI 1972 

condition $325 

185 TS. excellent 

348-2511 

RUTTMAN 5 h p mini bike, runs 

good, only 1 year old. $150 476-0528 

KAWASAKI 1977 K 7, 650. 375 mil«. 

like new. best offer, must sell 

628-3737 

HONDA. 1974 K7, 450 cc, 6000 

miles, with extras $750 Call after 5 

PM 455-1779 

MINI BIKE. 5 HP Extras $115 

Good condition 

425^8450 

MINI BIKES $30 each repairable 

chain saw $20 476-6171 

MOTO-GUZZI, V-7 sport, 1974 

750cc 2,000 miles $3,600 bike. 1st 

$1,600 takes 642-0408 

X L C H , 1968 Clean, mature 

owner $1,400 firm 4250664 

HONDA 350. 4 cylinder, lots of 

extras, excellent condition, good 

price, call after 5 PM 464 9283 

YAHAMA 850, 1974. cinnamon 

brown, many extra options, excel 

lent condition, $950 or best offer 

261-8158 

HONDA EXPRESS 1977. low 

milage $225 

53^0833 

HONDA 1972, CB 350 . 5.100 miles, 

new battery. Extras, 525-2819 

KAWASAKI 

1975 500. excellenl 

condition, low miles, $900 or best 

offer 453-5917 

KAWASAKI 1973, 750cc. 5,700 miles, 

adult owned, excellent condition 

$800 681-4791 

HONDA CL350. 1973 , 2.800 miles 

good condition. $550 or best offer 

427-7713 

813 Motorcycles, Parts 

& Service 

NORTON motorcyle 1987 P 11. for 

sale parts, f 125 42& 0445 

814 Campers And 

Motorhomes 

FOR RENT 

MINI MOTORHOMES 

No Mileage Charge 

422 4410 

SOUTHWIND MOTORHOME 1978 - 

21", completely equipped. 8 months 

warranty, 7,000 miles $15,500 

845-9183 


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GMC 26 ft 

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Sleeps 6 fully self contained including 

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626-7775 

TRAVCO Motor Home 1975 27', low 

miles, all extras excellent condi 

Hon $18,900 851 3246 

HOLIDAY RAMBLER 5th Wheel 

travel trailer. 32' long, lpaded. 

more ride, carefree awning Call 

between 9 AM 2 30 PM 525-3648 

REAL-LITE 1977 9'n ft 

pick up 

camper, sleeps 6. self contained, 

many extras. $3000 Afterfipm 

729-5910 

CHAMPION 

Motorhome ~24 ft 

completely self-contained, with air 

conditioning, double gas tank. 2500 

watt generator, forced air furnace, 

new brakes, carpet, upholstery and 

drapes many more extras 553-9568 

GLOBESTAR 

1974 18W feet Self 

contained, excellent condition 

Sleeps 6 Battery pack 4 convenor, 

new tires $2,950 4 37 9019 

LEISURE HOME I'i76 motor home. 

24ft likenew, 453-0600 

CONCORD MOTORHOME 1975 

fully equipped, generator, air. AM 

FM 8 track tape, Chevy chassis 

$10,300 After 6 835-6271 

CONSTRUCTION TRAILER Wells 

Cargo. 24x8 feet 

Ideal for site 

usage Has electric heat and many 

extras 453 4958 

FOR RENT 1977 Coachmen Motorhome 

Power steering brakes, 

double air 

double dinette cruise 

control To non drinkers and 

nonsmokers 421 5738 

BANNER Camper trailer 

18 ft 

full self contained 

sleeps fi good 

condition, extras 

14156 Beatrice. 

Livoma. near Middlebelt 4 School 

craft After 6 

FORD I ton 

1973 Pick up Cobra 

Camper $6500 Excellent condition. 

44.000 miles 455-1098 

CUSTOM CONVERSION GMC Bus 

27 ft air brakes, automatic 

transmission 

generator dual air 

excellent .$14,000 949 0093 

F'OR RENT new Mini Motor 

Homes, no mileage charge 261 6235 

MINI MOTOR Home, automatic 

self contained, furnace, air, sleeps 

four low mileage extras 545-0638 

TERRY 1976. 25 ft self contained, 

full bathroom double bed full 

kitchen 18 ft add a room excellent 

condition $5500 693 1330 

FAN 20 ft rear bunk style sleeps 

8, self contained excellent condi 

tion 427 1324 

APACHE 1972 Roamer solid stale 

sleeps fi furnace 

stove and sink, 

electric refrigerator 

good condi 

tion. $1400 535 1345 

BEELINE 1971 21 ft travel trailer 

self contained verv good condition 

$2 495 9814)056 

FOLD OCT CAMPER 

Rockwoods 

opens to 23 ft sleeps 8 stove, ice 

bo*, water tank, canopy. 2 years 

old $1900 Likenew 6154)517 

GMC MIDAS motorhome 1977 fully 

self-contained sleeps 6 22.000 

miles Afler 5 30 PM 537 4699 

APACHE, ROYALE Camper 1972 

solid state, sleeps 4 lot of extras 

$1050 532 1305 

CONCORD TRAVEL Trailer. 1972. 

23', sleeps 8 fully contained, 

tandem wheels $2800 426-H002 

CRUISEMASTF.R 

1976. 22 mini 

motor home, double dinette sleeps 

8 self contained dash air power 

steering brakes auto. Dodge 360 

17.000 miles, extras $12 000 477-3455 

COBRA. 1971, 21'? 

tandem travel 

trailer, sleeps 6, refrigerator & 

free/er, stove, oven, fully self 

contained 

bathtub with shower, 

am fm stereo, carefree awning. 

Reese Hitch jacks 4 2 spare tires 

WWW 425-5223 

APACHE RAMADA 1974, furnace. 3 

way refrigerator, sleeps 8 excellent 

condition. $1995 427 2681 

A BEAUTIFUL II'7 

Wonderland 

Pickup Camper with add a room, 

sleeps 7 loaded with extras $2200 

684 7752 

NOMAD 1972. 23ft 

sleeps H fully 

self contained $3400 255-5897 

APACHE Ramada. 1971 good 

condition furnace, refrigerator 

stove, sleeps 8 $975 525 5297 

FRANKLIN. II ft pickup Camper, 

fiberglas. 

completely self con 

tamed Excellent condition 453 2413 

TWO seater swivel chair and a I 

seater, plus a 20 X 26 drop leaf 

table ideal for Van 

45J2413 

AIRSTREAM 1974. 31 ft . like new 

loaded with extras $11,500 349-0280 

JAYCO 1972. 16'.' fl travel trailer 

sleeps 5 refrigerator 

stove, awn 

ing. water heater $2100 651 5002 

SHASTA 

1974 X 1.2 000 , 20 Ft Full 

bath, (andem wheels $3,200 425-2034 

COLEMAN POP UP 1971" "sleeps 8. 

stove, refrigerator hard top $1,000 

or best offer 455-2343 

VW. 1972 pop top camper sleeps 4 

California import, engine excellenl. 

body immaculate $2,600 851-4976 or 

642-8119 

STARCRAFT 

POP-UP camper 

Sleeps 6, new condition $950 

455-3917 

HOLIDAY RAMBLER 1977 27. 

loaded, extras 

Mini condition 

Sacrifice 

must sell Private 

277 4649 

FORD 1974 22 ft 

Shasta , motor 

home Belter than new Roof air 

422 2693 

APACHE RAMADA 1973 solid 

state, sleeps 8 

awnings carpet, 

spare tire, icebox stove $1400 Call 

after 5 PM Friday 533-5427 

CONCORD motorhome, 24 ft 1976. 

roof air. generator, many extras, 

excellent condition, best offer 

531 3344 

SWINGER, 1972 Motorhome, 25 Ft . 

39,000 miles 413 Dodge rear bath, 

roof air generator hitch, 2 tanks 

16 awning with screen room Many 

other extras 

One owner treated 

with T 1. C $10,500 399-9622 

STARCRAFT 1977 pop-up sleeps 8, 

2 dinettes, 2 propane tanks, 

furnace ice box. stove, sun awning, 

used once, excellent condition 

$2100 641V1057 

APACHE 

1970. sleeps 8. refrig 

erator, furnace, add a room, 

good condition. $1200 538-2339 

FORD 1971 

ton pick up with self 

contained camper $1,200 4744)285 

HOPP, 8 truck camper, gas heat, 

stove Insulated, 2 sleeper. $800 

GA 14058 

GMC 

1977. Kingsley Motorhome, 

loaded, excellent 

condition, low 

mileage, 129,000 Privateowner 

879-0752 

CRUISE AIR 1973. 25 ft 8 sleeper, 

low mileage 

Many extras excellent 

condition, $8,900 455-2558 


Motorhomes 

• .... _ 

ARGOSY. 1973, rear bath 24 fl 

$4800 1973 Champion travel trailer, 

I8 1 * ft , self contained, single axle, 

Reese Hitch, Sway control. $2100 

576-0318 

TOURA-HOME CA M PER attaches 

to Pick-Up truck 

sleeps 6 New 

refrigerator $600 455 3981 

COACHMAN. 1977 

20 ft . motorhome, 

dual wheels, dual air, cruise 

stereo, loaded 2900 miles $12,300 

532-4637 

816 Auto-Truck 

Parts & Service 

BACK clip of 1972 Corvette with 

frame and electrical system Best 

offer 478 8540 or 277 3334 

NEW PICK UP Cap with over cab 

bed Roof vents, internal 4 external 

lights, jalousie windows 522-5428 

FEDERAL TWIN sonic model 12X 

clear lens, red 

4 white bulbs 

Universal mount 

Two 58 watt 

speakers included $275 372-2866 

EMERGENCY LIGHT bar Two 

triplet RF 6 double sealed beam 

lights Clear lense red 4 while 

bulbs Two Mars double sealed 

beam red flashers Atlas oblong 75 

watt speaker 

on triplet gutter 

mount bar $275 372 2886 

TWO J78 15 Firestone tires 

Mounted and balanced $70 Call 

after 4 PM 453 3767 

FOR 

•ORD 1966 broken frame good 

engine and drive train $75 525-42% 

MUSTANG 1967, front bucket seats, 

rear seat, door panels, rear carpel, 

black, excellent condition $50 

453 2085 

FOUR VEGA mags, with A70 and 

B50 tires mounted $150 422 5875 

FOUR Brand 

New Steel Belted 

tires si/e 14. reasonable 274 '2960 

COMPLETE engine 1972 307 $100 

420-0445 

VW FASTBACK 1970 for parts $150 

or best offer 624 6286. 478-9545 

ENGINE 327. 400 turbo Ir.iasmis 

sion both good, can hear run after 

6 pm 645 1917 

GAI.AXIE 1966 for parts $50 After 

5PM 533-1355 

MUSTANG PARTS 1965-196$. 

397 2053 

ORIGINAL Model A parts engine 

transmission etc Make offer 

Between 9 AM fi PM 476-9470 

CHE VEl.I. F 1967 Body good 

condition needs front bumper and 

righ front fender $50 427 7992 

TIRES et Area 

643-7500 

MANSFIELD 

SHARP CARS 

NEEDED 

335-5^00 

338-8825 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

$$ A ISO BILL 1$ 

For Driveable Junk Cars 

Must Be Driveable 

S34-4222 . 534-4266 

HIGH$$ HIGH$$ 

WANTED 

ON ALL JUNK CARS 

Must have Title 

RUBE'S AUTO SALES INC 


453-0371 525-5444 

Plymouth 

$INSTANT$ 

$CASH$ 

FOR 

JUNK 

& WRECKED 

t 

CARS 

Call 

E & M 

474-44^ 

WANTED 

Cars, trucks junk or 

used autov top dollar paid Free 

tftwing We buv late model wrecks 

858-7231 or 68l-28iH 

822 Trucks For Safe 

BIG DISCOUNTS 

ON ALL TRUCKS IN STOCK 

LARGE SELECTION 

Floyd Rice Ford 

868-9810 

CHATEAl Cl.Uh 4 AtVON 1977 

Air dark ylass 8 passmger North 

Bros 421 1376 

CHEVROLET CUSTOM DELUXE. 

10 PICKUP 350 engine automatic 

power steering AM FM with tape 

35.000 miles $.1295 Bill Brown 

Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd 421-7000 

\ 

CHEV SUBURBAN '• Ton 1977 9 

passenger. Trailering Special 2 - 

tone tan dual air 'loaded with 

extras' Only $7 395 RED HOI. 

MAN PONTIAC 722 4414 

CHEVY CHEYENNE 

1973 Super 

20 Suburhan Double air 6 

passenger automatic power Florida 

wagon $2,995 JACK DEMMER 

FORD 7216560 

CHEVY l.uv 

1976. wagon "heels, 

AM FM cassette $'2950 176 1962 

CHEVY SUBURBAN 1973 C20 9 

passenger low mileage air. all 

power iratlering special excellent 


CHEVY SUBURBAN 

Silverado 

1977 454 Engine Heavy duly trailer 

package 838 4228 

CHEVY 1971 CIO Pickup 7.e 

haried. automatic 

Positraction. 

step bumper Trade for late model 

power steering Mustang (will pa\ 

difference 1 or sell KE 2 9710 

Chevy 1974 '7 Ion, Cheyenne, 

automatic V-8 air deluxe liber 

glass cap two tone paint $2550 

537-5753 

CHEVY. 1975 '« ton. C-20 custom 

deluxe 350 V 8 power steering 

power brakes 

4 speed excellent 

condition 5348556 

CHEVY 1976 'j Kin. short bed 

pickup, air 

excellent condition. 

$3800 Call after 6 PM 728 0812 

CHEVY 1977 Crew Cab dual rears 

Silverado 10.000 (iVW am (m air 

power steering brakes sliding rear 

window cruise. bo\ liner $7850 

After 6 pm 255 '079 

CHEVY 197 7 l.uv 4 speed 

rustproofed 


*3 000 531 6395 

CHEVY 4 X 4. 1976 Automatic 

power steering, camper taop 

$3,995 North Bros 421-1376 

DATSUN PICK-UP 1975. excellenl 

condition, $2300 5534)166 

DODGE CLUB CAB 1975 Pickup 

automatic power steering rear 

seats, low mileage Avis Ford 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 

354 IIHO 

DQDOE 1973 I) 10(1 original owner 

56.000 miles used for traiLsporlalifler 

After 7 HM 

us " I 

DATSUN 

1977 B2I 

defogger 

4 speed 

$2 700 Firm 

radio 

re.ii 

I iKKj milev 

525-4625 

DATSUN 1 y"7'7 200 s\ siil under 

warranty 5 speed AMFM stereo 

air sunroof deluxe wheel cover 

rear defogger 

deluxe body mold 

ings under 5 000 miles $4895 

4~4 2018 

DATSl'N 2607. 1974 Automatic air 

stereo plus clean $3 395 \n 

Moran Pontia

824 Sports And 

Imported Cars 

HAT 131 1976, am-fm stereo 

cassette air 5 speed average 

miles $2800 Alter 5 P M 64&2II9 

HAT 1973 128 45.000 miles, front 

wheel drive $950 New parts 643 

'»I6 556 4272 

HAT 1976 4 door automatic Air 

\M hM stereo Excellent condition 

After II 30 AM 355 1557 

K)H THE WOMAN who has 

everything, a totally custom built 

' amaro Hand crafted velvet 

interior in soft blue tones. AM EM 

stereo Cassette the most modern in 

sun roofs completely custom hand 

Minted in luscious blue colors with 

Floral design murals Onenif a kind 

car See it S\ Eargo Custom Van 4 

Cars 2J23 E H Mile. 2 blocks east of 

I'equindre or call for private 

showing 757 0460 

HONDA CIVIC 1976 excellent 

condition After 6PM 541-6976 

HONDAMATIC 1977 421-6475 

JAGl'AR XJ 1970 excellenl condi 

tion mechanically VI Maroon 

with black leather interior, all 

power must sacrifice best offer 

348-3048 

JAGCAR 1973 V 12 Koatbter all 

original Collector's item Excellent 

condition After 5 PM 527 9353 

JAGUAR 1973 XJ 6. prestige i 

elegance, excellent condition I'm OPEL 

buying .i new one so she must go 

Asking $6500 Make offer 647-0576. 

963-0655 

JAG XKE 1974 excellent condition. 

50 000 miles V 12 air. AM EM 

nights 4 weekends 642-6514 

Le Car 

1978 

Save $321 

and 

More! 

only 19 Special Value 

Editions Left 

Before May 30th 

Your best deal is al 

Falvey Motors 

of Troy 

1815 Maplelawn 

Nkxth off I 5 Mile Rd (Mople) 

Betwn Crooks & Coolidge 

643-7870 

MAZI) \ STATION WAGON 1973 

Blue $AVI- SAVE $AVE 

OPEN SATURDAY 

LIVONIA VOLKSWAGEN 

34501 Plymouth Rd 425 MOO 

Betwn Wayne & Earmington Rds 

A 

WANT 

AD 

CAN 

HANDLE 

IT! 

yiH need 

someo^ ' UO d 

pd'licula'r 'incl 

|n»>m |n,. (MS» way 

T"r;> ugh tn 0$ 

se've' * Eccentric 

. a^s t-ed A.i 

644-1070 Oakland County 

591-0900 Wayne County 

852-3222 Rochester/Avon 


Imported Cars 

MERCEDES BENZ 

1973 280S 

Dark green air. stereo 49,000 

miles, excellent condition 

FRED LAVERY 

PORSCHE & AUDI 

499 S Hunter. Birmingham 

645 5930 

MERCEDES 

COUPE 

74 280C 2 door grey with black 

interior. loaded with luxuries Only 

52.000 miles Will sacrifice 1st 

$K995 

Page 352 8580 Telegraph 9'j Mile 

MERCEDES. 1977 280 SE. sun roof, 

parchment leather interior, metal 

lie paint 777-4185 

MGA I960, restored excellent 

condition $2500 firm After 6 

681-0478 

MGB 1974, excellenl condition 

stored in winter, must see ti81 2437 

MGB. 1977 All options 11.000 miles 

$4 900 British Racing Green 

455-6334 

OPEI. Kadetti. 1969, In good 

condition as is $400 42S2196 

1976 Isu/u, 2 door, stick 

air am fm buckets, low miles, 

sharp' $2900 

87^6135 

PANTERA De Tommaso. 1972 . 351 

engine 581 1053 

PORSCHE 1971, Model 914 show 

room comdition all extras Down 

river Stored winters, no rust 

$3,600 285 9774 

PORSCHE 914 1976 Air stereo, 

app pkg , orange and black 

Showroom condition RED HOL 

MAN' PONTIAC 722 4444 

RENAULT 16. 1972, 4 door, 

automatic transmission low mileage 

must sell to settle estate 

Otters wanted :>57 2891 

SAAB 99 1973, good condition, best 

offer 399-2618 

TOYOTA COROI.I.A 1978 5.400 

miles must sell $3100 Snow tires 

553 4215 

TOYOTA COROLLA 1975 4 speed, 

buckets low miles, rustproofed 

am-fm rear defroster, radials, 

excellent condition Original owner. 

$2,295 352 8116 

El AT 124 1973 sports coupe 

excellent mechanical shape am fm 

stereo steel belted radials. best 

offer Eves 862 1553 


Imported Cars 

TOYOTA CELICA. 1976. GT I aft 

back, automatic, stereo tape and 

radio air conditioning, silver with 

matching interior, low miles $4,996 

Won't last long RED HOLMAN 

IflNTlAC 722-4444 

TOYOTA COROLLA E-5, 1975 

Coupe. 5 speed stereo, red with 

matching interior low miles Only 

$2 495 RED HOLMAN PONTIAC 

722-4444 

TOYOTA 1970 MK II, 67,000 miles 

Runs well $250 or best offer 

644 3580 

TOYOTA 1974. Celica GT 5 speed, 

AM FM air. nice body. Excellent 

mechanically, $1,800 835-2882 

TOYOTA. 1976 Corolla SR 5, loaded 

rustproofed 30,000 miles. $3400 

363 5236 

TOYOTA WW, Celica. air, blue/ 

white, under warranty, stereo 

loaded, clean, best offer 557 0110 

TRIUMPH TR 7 1976, 4 speed AM 

EM stereo air conditioning, rus 

tproofed. rear electric defogger, 

yellow with black stripe $4 000 

After 6 PM u 591 ^>768 

TRIUMPH 1969, 

condition, $900 

Recaro seats. Ziebarted. main 

rustproofed, 

tained in perfect mechanical 4 

cosmetic condition by original 

physician owner, 24,000 miles 

$13,000 626-9860 

tiinitru 

classified 

ads 

GT6 t . good 

421 9215 

TRIUMPH 1974 Spitfire, convert 

ible. new top. low mileage, boot and 

tonneau cover am fm, rustproofed, 

good condition call after 6 pm and 

weekends 651 1848 

TRIUMPH. 1976 TR6, convertible, 

mint condition, stored in winter 

garage kept, luggage rack, over 

drive, am fm stereo cassette, 

tonneau cover, fog 

lights, Michelins, new spare, can 

help with financing 464 2703 

VOLVO 1974. 144G1. sun roof air. 

stereo, leather. 4 door, good 

condition, $3100 Office 56^5278. 

Home 851 1790 

VOLVO 1974 164 Power steering, 

air, AM FM Stereo, Pirellis $4 075 

355-5877 

VOLVO 1974, 142 model, automatic, 

power steering brakes Air 

condition AM FM radio Low 

mileage Beautiful condition $3300 

or best offer 591 2075 

100 

BRAND NEW 

TOYOTAS 

IN STOCK 

GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS 

AND MODELS 

Page 352 8580 Telegraph 9'i Mile 

TRIUMPH. 1975. TR7 air Mich 

ehns. rear defog. Ziebart FM AM 

stereo tape deck Excellent condi 

tion $3200 3314)514 

1977 MAZDA GLC 

5 spêd transmission, only 13.000 

miles, mint condition, bright blue 

with black interior Sacrifice $3195 

Page 352 8580 Telegraph 94 Mile 

852 Classic Cars 

EDSEL 1959 4 door ranger. 6 

cylinder two 23 cubic inches 

complete, tires good condition, 

power steering, radio. $750 . 729^5547 

FORD FIRE TRI CK 1952Trom 

Farmington Hills Needs work Best 

offer 478-8540 or 277 3334 

852 Classic Cars 

SPECIAL INTEREST autns. 900 

Oakland Ave , Pontiac Grand 

Opening Buy Sell Trade Cars of 

the 50's A 60 s Monday through 

Friday 12 5 PM 332 1443 

854 American Motors 

AMBASSADOR 1971. new trans 

mission, alternator, tires, muffler, 

recent tune up power, always 

starts, rustproofed. $1200 464 1167 

AMC GREMLIN. 1976 Automatic. 6 

cylinder 

Roger Penske Chev 355^2500 

AMC HORNET. 1973 Sportabout 

Station wagon Automatic, power 

steering and brakes, air condi 

Honing $1 395 O Hara Datsun. 

35655 Plymouth Rd 425 3311 

GREMLIN 

condition 

X 

1972. $850, good 

455 8359 

GREMLIN 1974, power steering, 

automatic, steel belts, custom trim, 

21,000 miles, 8 cylinder Private 

721-4890 

GREMLIN 1974 Low miles, 3 

speed, very clean $1,395 LAW 

MOTOR SALES. 21243 Grand River 

534 8IOC 

HORNET HATCHBACK 1977. 6 

cylinder, 4 speed, air, rear 

defogger, vinyl top & interior, 14,000 

miles 

45J5919 

HORNET 1973 Hatchback. 304 V 8. 

automatic, am fm. 46,000 miles. 

$900 525 2723 

HORNET, 1974 SPORTABOUT 

Wagon Air, am/fm stereo, power, 

24 000 miles $1,895 LAW MOTOR 

SALES. 21243 Grand River 534*100 

HORNET 1975 Sportabout Wagon, 

automatic air $2300 Evenings 

355-0635 

HORNET. 1976 2 door, this week s 

special Only $2,385 Avis Ford 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 354 3100 

JAVELIN. 1973, loaded mint 

condition, must sell. $2500 or best 

offer 464 1239 

JAVELIN 1973. magsT AM FM 8 

track, good condition $1,800 

348-2IM 

JAVELIN. 1971. SST~ automatictransmission, 

power steering. FM 

radio, tilt wheel, air conditioning 

$1000 Call after 5 pm 335 4349 

MATADOR WAGON 1976 9 passenger, 

power brakes steering air. 

$3100 After 6pm 66M643 

PACER DL 1976. excellent condi 

tion, low mileage, must sell 

l-oaded $2900 

645 01M 

SPORTABOUT 1973. 6 cylinder 

power steering, brakes. 42.000 

miles $1350 5310225 

856 Buick 

APOLLO 1974. K cylinder, air. 

power steering, good condition 

557 6756 

ATTENTION 1 

CHEVROLET. OLDS. PONTIAC. 

CHRYSLER, FORD. 

MERCURY BUYERS 

WE NEED YOUR TRADE 1 

FISCHER BUICK 

TROY MOTOR MALL 

643-7660 

FORD PANEL 1956 Chevy drive 

train manv extras $3500 or trade 

729-8784 

BUICK ELECTRA. 1971 2 door 

hardtop automatic, power, radio, 

FORD THUNDERB1RD 1957. also 

heater, white side walls $595 JACK 

1930 Ford Model A Cabriolet Best 

DEMMER FORD 721 6560 

offers 627 4517 or 589-9405 

JAGUAR XJ 1970. excellent condi 

BUICK LeSABRE CUSTOM HARD 

Hon. mechanically A 1 Maroon 

TOP 2 door, air conditioning. AM 

with black leather interior, all FM stereo automatic, power, 

power must sacrifice, best offer maroon with white vinyl roof $3395 

348-3048 Bill Brown Ford 35000 Plymouth 

Rd 421 7000 

MERCEDES, 1960 I90SI. (2> For 

restoration or parts 2 tops Gas BUick REGAL 2 DOOR l975^Tr 

engine Best offer 399-9622 conditioning, power radio white 

walls, only 27.000 miles, real sharp, 

PLYMOUTH 1957, 2 door hardtop 

Rebuilt 318. automatic, good tires, 

maroon with white vinyl roof $3796 

Bill Brown Ford, 35000 Plymouth 

extra dean Best offer 646^3211 Kd 4217000 

856 Boick 

BUICK ELECTRA 225, 1»73 2 door, 

automatic, air power steering & 

brakes, stereo, a rare find at only 

$2 195 

METRO 

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 

Ford Rd Just W of Inkster 422-8700 

CENTURION convertiMe. 1972. air, 

power steering / brakes, amfm 

stereo, fr way power seat tilt wheel 

937 8878 

CENTURY LUXUS WAGON 1974, 

cruise. FM, 3 seat, excellent 

condition, low miles 453 5919 

CENTURY SPECIAL 1976, 2 door, 

VS, automatic, air, power steering, 

brakes, am-fm. 8 track stereo, steel 

belted radials, best offer 588-4947 

ELECTRA LIMITED 1974 , 4 door 

hard top. immaculate condition, 

double black, maroon Velour 

interior, loaded, $2995 42^2150 

ELECTRA LIMITED 1977, 4 door 

Sedan, heavily loaded, triple Blue. 

$6 594 453-4334 

ELECTRA 1977. Limited Excellent 

Condition Best offer 547 3417 

LE SABRE. 1977. 4 door, loaded, 

including electric sunroof, min 

imum mileage, pampered car, 

white-beige interior. $5500.Mr Rolv 

inson, 851 7221. weekends Week 

days, 352 3322 

LE SABRE, 1974, Convertible, 

white on white $3 000 846-7503 or 

LU I 5065 

LeSABRE, 1977 custom dark blue 

4 door, well equipped. 13.000 miles, 

$5,400 335 7395 

LE SABRE, 1973 2 dooL Air. power 

brakes, steering, 2T00 miles 

Excellent condition $2,000 646-6968 

LE SABRE. 1972, custom, power 

steering, brakes, air one owner 

$975 , 626-6813 

LE SABRE. 1972, 4 door, air 

conditioning. 62 000 miles, $400 

626-1857 

LE SABRE 1976 2 door Air. stereo, 

good condition. V 6 $3 200 453 3356 

LIMITED. 1974. very clean, aill 

power, $3300 562*113 

PARK AVE 1977 loaded with 

accessories, excellent condition 

$6 300 375 9248 

REGAL 1973. automatic, power 

steering power brakes air, stereo. 

$1800 After 5PM 474 6667 

REGAL 1973, well equipped excel 

lent condition. 49,500 miles. 2 new 

tires, sharp. $2150 5 33 9583,335 4378 

REGAL 1974-; automatic V-8. air. 

power steering, brakes. AM FM 

stereo, power locks seats 459 1879 

REGAL 1976 Landau. V-8 power 

brakes, steering, automatic, air 

conditioning, AM FM cream and 

beige, excellent condition 626^6840 

SKYLARK 1976 Hatchback autfr 

matic air, power steering-brake$ 

rustproofed. posi, $3,400 After 4pm 

644-8079 

SKYLARK 1970 Convertible excel 

lent running condition After 6. 

453 2513 

858 Cadillac 

A SEDAN 1978 with warranty, save 

$3000. beautiful condition blue. 

645-5261 

CADILLAC. 1978 Coupe DeVille 

Triple silver, all the options plus 

tape 5.000 miles $9,295 New car 

warranty 

METRO 


Ford Rd Just W of Inkster 422 8700 

CADILLAC. 1972 2 door, Coupe 

DeVille AM/FM stereo full power 

low miles Very clean $1 995 LAW 

MOTOR SALES, 21243 Grand River 

534-8100 

CADILLAC 1977. Coupe De Ville 

11,000 miles, GM Engineer, loaded 

$7,745 477-2756 

858 Cadillac 

COUPE D'ELEGANCE 1978, 3500 

miles, dark green. 40 channel CB, 

tape, must see 4516779 

COUPE DeVille 1977,' Bimini beige, 

with landau vinyl top. full power, 

excellent condition, $7750 591 1645 

COUPE DE VILLE 1977, white 

leahther interior, white top. desert 

rose, all power, must sell, 4224766 

COUPE DeVILLE 1977, yellow low 

miles. $7,600 545-0193 

COUPE? DeVILLE 1977 blue with 

white top, 18,000 miles, fully 

automatic, tape-cruise, $7,500 

565-6116 

OOUPF. peVILLE 1976, cream. 

12.300 miles, loaded, wife's car. real 

sharp Ziebarted. $6,800 261 9489 

COUPETETVILLE, 1977. Firemist 

blue, 10,000 miles, leather interior 

wire wheels, many other options 

After 5 PM 3$4 2346 

COUPE DE VILLE 1977 triple 

saffron, loaded, 15.000 miles, $7895, 

Negotiable, after 4 30 pm 42fr0232 

ELDORADO, 1969, black, good 

transportation, needs body work. 

$750 Call after 5 PM 62^ 0408 

ELDORADO. 1977, factory Exec's 

car, firemist triple buck skin. 

Cabriolet top, 9800 miles, loaded. 

$8695 666-3760 

•-LDORADO 1975, inoon roof 4 all 

other options First $5200 353 1434, 

647 0055 

:i.DORADO 1977, Firemist Green, 

ite Cabriolet, white leather, low 

mileage ' 643-0179 

ELDORADO 1973, Convertible 

classic, light green, white interior, 

white top, loaded, remote control 

starting, $2,950 Tyme Sales 

455-5566 

ELDORADO. 1977, all Maroon, 

Cabriolet top, leather, cruise, tilt 

wheel, stereo, plus extras. $8250 

326-2522 

ELDORADO, 1977, silver, red 

leather interior, 10,000 miles, many 

options After 5PM 334 2346 

ELDORADO 1970, very excellent 

condition, low mileage, all power, 

air stereo, new radials Days 585 

2000 Ext 223 After 6PM 651 2698 

FLEETWOOD Brougham, 1976, 

fully loaded, new tires 1 owner. 

$« 300 399 5188 after 5PM 576-0442 

MUST SELL ~1976 EIdorado Con 

vertible. loaded. $12,500 1977 

Biarritz loaded $8200 855 2516 

SEDAN deVillr. 1976. excellent 

condition, all power with extra 

options 29,000 miles $7300 288-5424 

SEDAN deViile 1975'Toaded"23.500 

miles excellent condition Wife's 

car. must sell $4,900 522 8223, 

72*2823 

SEDAN DeVII.I.F. 197 8 

d'Elegance Must see to appreciate 

Will accept bid after inspection 

Call Patrick O Hara for appoint 

ment 464^)400 

860 Chevrolet 

BISCAYNE 1968. station wagon, 

excellent, mechanical condition no 

repairs, good tires, reliable trans 

portation. $185 645 0869 

CAMARO 1971 307, stick, very good 

engine, rally wheels, no rust, $1,450 

After 6PM GA 7 4697 

CAMARO, 1971, Rally Sport, nunt 

conditon, original owner 35.000 

miles, $2000 or best offer 326-3246 

CAMARO 1973 307 V8. automatic, 

power steering, stereo 8 track, snow 

tires I owner $1,800 356-0707 

CAMARO, 1973 automatic, power 

steering/brakes, air. amfm no 

rust $2,350 422-4292 

("AMARO 1974, 6 automatic 46.000 

miles, needs minor body work, 

$1 595 591 0789 

CAMARO, 1975 Type LT Loaded. 

Very low miles, rally wheels, air, 

AM/FM Excellent condition $3500 

No rust 453-2764 

860 Chevrolet 

CAMARO LT, 1973 air, AM FM, 

new tires, hitch, good condition 

$2100 348 1478 or 474-0597 

CAMARO, 1970 350 engine Needs 

body work, runs great $350 4644299 

CAMARO 1976 automatic, power 

steering, brakes air, loaded 

Creampuff $3995 Lu 2 !868 or 

292-0010 

CAMARO, 1976 Automtaic. power, 

factory air, power windows, tilt, 

cruise $3 395 JEANNOTTE PON 

TIAC 453 2516 

CAMARO 19/7 305 V 8. automatic, 

power steering brakes, air, AM FM 

stereo, rally wheels, sport mirrors 

low mileage. $4,500 Firm 525-4625 

CAPRICE CLASSIC, 1977 Estate 

Wagon leaded Excellent condi 

tion GM Executive $5550 Must 

sell 879-1606 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1977 4 door, 

V8, custom interior, loaded Excel 

lent condition, must sell 474 3096 

CAPRICE CLASSIC. 1977 . 4 door, 

all options, 2 tone beige $5395 

478-60% 

CAPRICE CLASSIC. 1977. 4~door~8 

track am fm stereo power win 

dows, seats, locks & trunk, air, 

velour interior, 15,000 miles Must 

sell $5000 851 7531 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1977 , 2 door. 2 

tone blue. V8. air. other options, low 

mileage 62*5736 

CAPRICE, 1977 2 door, loaded with 

options, if you re looking for the 

perfect car this is it $5 495 

M E T R O 

CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 

Ford Rd Just W of Inkster 422-H700 

CHEV CAMARO. 1977 Air. many 

more extras, only 13,000 miles Avis 

Ford 

Telegraph at 12 Mile 354-3100 

CHEVELLE 1976. ~MaIibu. power 

steering, brakes, am fm 8 track 

stereo, $2,800 After 6 PM. 4599095 

CHEVELLE 1971 automatic 8 

power steering Amfm 8 track 

$800 5912550 

CHEVELLE. 

only 

1970 for sale parts 

782 4996 

CHEVELLE 1966 Malibu two door 

Excellent condition 532A9M 

CHEVELLE 1973 MahbuTagoona 

wagon, V 8 automatic, power 

steering, power brakes, factory air. 

many other extras, best buy of the 

year. $569, I yr warranty 35545 

Michigan Ave Wayne 728 3100 

AUTOLAND USA 

CHEVELLE Malibu Classic. 1975 

landau top, power steering & 

brakes, AMF FM sharp, $2,000 firm 

535-8716 

534 8016 

CHEVELLE SS. 1973 automatic, 

power steering brakes buckets. 

Cragars. 350 am fm. silver black 

$2300 455 2819 

CAPRICE" CLASSIC 1977 excellent 

condition 18.000 miles. $4550 

651-6559 

CAPRICE ESTATE 1974 6 

passenger wagon loaded Zie 

barted 478 0793 

CAPRICE WAGON ~t 1975. 400 V-8 

all power, cruise control AM FM 

stereo, rear defrost. 58.000 miles, 

$2600 or best offer Between 9 and 5 

Monday thru Friday 353 3462 

CAPRICE 1973, Classic 2 door air 

am-fm. automatic power steering, 

brakes, $1,495 After 5 PM, 477 9014 

CAPRICE 1977 landau, loaded 

rustproofed, $5000 or best offer 

53fr1773 

IMPALA 1977 Station Wagon 9 

passenger, air and stereo, plus 

many other options $5 000 538^8875 


860 Chevrolet 

AV|97; 

1N$ALA 1977. 6 cylinder, air. 

power stkrm ng-brakes. less than 

13.000 mil lile* $4 ,200 851-6219 

CAPRICE 1976, wagon 

best offer Call 

$3 400 or 

557 4715 

CHEVETTK 1976, custom low 

mileage radials, rear defogger. 

am-fm $2300 538 8585 

CHEVETTE 1977. automatic. 15.000 

miles $2 500 532 2947 

CHEVETTE l978. Hatchback autfr 

matic, tinted glass, 2 200 miles 

Best offer After 6PM, 751 5608 

CHEVETTE. 1977^ 7 500 miles 

amfm. whifewalls, custom exterior, 

interior, other options, stick, blue 

excellent condition 645 1891 

CHEVETTE 1977 4 speed, I 6 liter, 

all custom Rear defogger fm 

stereo cassette Rustproofed $2750 

644-6017 

1970 Monte Carlo 

Green, air, radio, nice cor 

Only $1,695 Stock #2060-1 

DAME RON 


Grand River at Middlebelt 

476-7900 

CH E V ~ MONT E " CAR LO. 1977 

Landau Triple black electric 

sunroof air. twin stereo full power 

Only II 000 miles Save $$$ RED 

HOLMAN PONTIAC 722 4444 

CHEVROLET CAMARO 1974 Air 

conditioning 350 8 cylinder auto 

matic power radio 34000 miles 

$3195 Bill Brown Ford 35000 

Plymouth Rd 421 7000 

CHEVROLET IMPALA. 1974 

Wagon, Air, power AM FM low 

mileage Clean $2 295 LAW 

MOTOR SALES 21243 Grand River 

534-8100 

CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO, 

1975 Air conditioning, AM FM 

stereo landau vinvl roof rus 

tproofed 350 8 cylinder automatic 

power white radials $3695 Bill 

Brown Ford, 35000 Plymouth Rd 

421 7000 

MONTE CARLO, 1977. landau 

tnple Firethorne. air stereo. 9 000 

miles, excellent condition $4900 

5914)547 

MONTE CARLO 1976? power steer 

ing, power brakes, air ArnFm 8 

track stereo, rear defrost, '/. le 

barted. low mileage $4 200 567 

5725 . 592-4549 

MONTE CARLO 1976, power steer 

ing brakes windows, air am-fm 

stereo 8 track, rear defrost, tilt 537 

6799 355-1100 ext 228 

CHEVROLET 1969. good conditiwi 

$475 or best offer 522 9256 

CHEVY 1967 4 door Body fair, 

runs excellent $350 476-1557 

EL CAMINO 1966, 283 

bucket seats, mags, 1700. 

4 speed 

422 5675 

GRAND PRI* 1976 STEAL IT No 

air, white with cranberry landau 

roof and interior Real sharp 28 000 

miles Only $3,995 

MALIBU CLASSIC 1977, air AM 

FM radio, power steering, brakes, 

mint condition. $4500 Call 476^2355 

After 5PM 474 8607 

Bill Brown Ford 

Rd 

35000 Plymouth 

421 7000 

IF YOU ARE WORK INC. and can 

MALIBU CLASSIC I9747all power, pay $73 97 monthly you can own u 

air, stereo, exc-llent condition, low 1 97 6 Chevy Call Mr Frost 

miles. $2100 561 9308 

453-4600 Dealer 

(P,C-15C,R.W,ai3C)#17C 

860 Chevrolet 

CORVETTE 1977 Oraiuie inflf leather 

interior Loaded w ith i all options 

Only 3,000 miles RED HOLMAN 

PONTIAC 722 

CORVETTE. 1976 Silver 4 speed 

air very low mileage leather 

interior, stereo, road wheels 

Spotless condition 

MAN PONTIAC 

RED H(*'l 

722 4444 

MONTE CARLO 1977 low milage 

power steering, brakes air AM FM 

stereo radio. 531 2056 

CHEVETTE. 1977 low mileage, sun 

roof automatic $3150 After 5 30 MONTE CARLO 1976 Landau 

PM 255 5274 metallic blue loaded good condi 

tion. Must sell best offer 525^543.') 

CHEVETTE. I977~ 9 000 miles 

Priced to sell $2,895 North Bros MONTE CARlToT "Ts71. power 

421 1376 

steering brakes automatic good 

condition $1100 or best offer After 

5pm 682 2897 

MONTE CARLO 1976. landau air 

power windows, am fm radio 

6W53J7 

CHEVROLET 1976 Caprice Gas 

sic 4 door power steering, power 

brakeh automatic door locks 

cruise matic air radio 16 000 

miles " 464 6613 

IMPAl.A l%« $275 349-7762 

IMPALA 1970 runs good, needs 

transmission work automatic air 

$175 348-1675 

IMPALA 1971 4 door clean, good 

tires, low mileage, air, must sell 

After 6PM 334 8229 

IS 

PA1.A 1972 power steering 

4es. am fm runs good trans 

Is repair $350 522 925«> 

IMPALA 1974. 4 door vinyl lop 

MONTE CARLO, 1976. silver 

poyver steering A brakes air more 

power steering, brakes windows 

646-5627 

stereo, air etc 644 5170 

IMPAIR A 1674 power steering 

CAPRICE 1972 l door power brajwirt ttir, am radio after 6 pm 

windows, doors, steering, brakes 

354-0072 

air, am fm rear window defogger 

65,000 miles Needs some work IMPAFX- 1977 9 passenger wagon 

$1200 Alter 3 30 P \1 335 S357 luggage rack air all extras 15.500 

mylts immaculate $4700 641-7797 

MONTE CARLO^1976 22 000 miles 

Air power steering brakes Kus 

tproofed rear defogger Excellent 

5461891 

MONTE CARLO 1975 Triple black 

All the extras $3 495 North Bros 

421 1376 

MONTE CARLOS 

1978-1977 & 1976'S 

All well equipped and I'ncvd to sell 

Roger Penske Chev 355 2500 

IMPALA 1968 station wagon runs 

good body fair $400 45^3798 

IMPAl.A 1968 convertible red 

radial tires, 327 V8 heavy dut> 

battery factory 8 track stereo tape 

deck, newer top under 65 000 miles 

Needs muffler $2 95 644-4329 

MA LIB I CLASSIC 1975, •' passet. 

ger wagon air power steering 

power brakes AM-FM new disc 

brakeL. 48 000 miles $2950 42u 289« 

MALIBU 1972 4 door power 

steering brakes, air. radio and 

heater rebuilt automatic transmis 

sion 75 000 miles good transporta 

tion best offer over $850 62frH75J 

MALIBU 1972 350 V 8 27 700 miles 

very good condition 2 door 682 2245 

MALIBU. 1977 Classic Station 

Wagop 9 passenger rack air 

power steering brakes AM h M 

11 000 miles $46»0 GM Exe< 

• 851 2954 

MONTE CARLO 1976 l.andau 

excellent condition loaded low 

miles, $4300 or best olier 522 249X 

MONZA 1975. 2 • 2 White V8 

power steering and brakes Am fm 

stereo tape till wheel tinted glass 

$2 250 261 2772 

NOVA SS 1967 Florida car SI 000 

miles all original Expensive 

4254)919 

68 Malibu Convert 327 4 barrell 

New exhaust Batt & Tires Perfert 

for build up Reliable Not driven 

for I year Best offer over $425 363 

3276 Days til 5 p m 

M/e Can Predict What Your Car 

Will Be Worth In Two Years... 

The First Automobile plan to blend advantages of buying with 

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substantially cutting your total obligation 

AND WE'LL 

GUARANTEE FUTURE VALUE!! 

ONLY 15% DOWN ONLY 15% DOWN ONLY 15% DOWN 

LaRiche Exclusive 

"AutoVest Plan" 

New 78 

NOVA 4 DOOR Sedan 

$101 oo per month 

for 25 months 

Includes taxes arid plates 

New '78 



FLEETSIDE PICKUP 

$106«o 

per month 

25 months 

Includes Taxes and Plates 



New '78 

MONTE CARLO 

$11481 per month 

25 months 

Includes Tax and Plates 

We think AUTOVEST makes so 

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With LaRiehe, and AUTOVEST, 

You can aff4>r4l that new car or 

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O 

The future is Here-Now!! 

Equipped with Body side moldings, power steering and 

brakes. 305 V8, wheel covers, white walls, AM radio, automatic 

shift 

Sale Price $4431.00 

15% Trade or Cash Down $066.00 

Guaranteed Future Value $2500.00 

Total Obligation $2525.00 

Equipped with: Heavy duty front springs, V6, 250 engine, 3 

speed transmission, pointed rear step bumper, G 78 15 

tires, gauges, vinyl Interior 

Sale Price $4,000.00 


Guaranteed Future Valua $1900.00 


Equipped with: Tinted glass, body side moldings, air conditioning, 

sport mirrors, power steering and brakes. 305 V8, 

radials, white walls, stereo, rally wheels, turbo-hydramatic 

Sale Price $5747.00 


Guaranteed Future Value $3550.00 


All AutoVest payments quoted are based on 25 equal 

payments at the completion of your agreement you'll have 

3 options. 1) Trade the car in or sell it and keep all equity. 

2) If you love the car keep it. AutoVest is obligated to let 

you buy it for the price they established today regardless 

of how high the value may have climbed. 3) If you don't 

want the car or don't want to trade or sell it, just bring it 

back and that's that. No obligation on your part. Just make 

your 25 payments and return it in reasonable condition. 

Plates & title included. AutoVest Lease/Purchase Plan. 

Payments INCLUDE: Tax-Plates-Prep-Freight. 

LouURicHE 

CHEVROLET 

40875 Plymouth Rd. • Plymouth 

(Across from Burroughs) 

453-4600 

Isn't It Time You Made A 

Switch To La Riche 

MOTS 

GENERAL MOTORS PARTS DIVISION 

ATTENTION 

Hourly Employ*** 

A Retireos 

GITOURDIALPLUS 

$200-$300 REBATE 

FROM GM 

SOMETHING NEW! 

UISrhs 

mECHRfllCRl REPAIR PROTECTIOfl 

IT'S LIKE HAVING 

AN EXTRA CAR 

IN RESERVE.

MC*«3$ 

DART SPORT 1976 318. 8 cylinder, 

power steering 4 brakes, air, radial 

tires Likenew $3,195 

METRO 



DODGE DART 1968. good trans 

portation. $125 . 425-0542 

DODGE SWINGER 1971. air, power 

steering brakes clean and low 

mileage, $785, 

4768863 

DODGE SWINGER. 1974 Auto 

matic, power steering 4 brakes, 

air beautiful copper with beige lop 

and interior $2,195 

METRO 


Ford Rd Just W of Inkater 422-8700 

MONACO, 1975, Brougham, 2 door 

hardtop, silver, all power, 8 track 

65.000 miles, $2300 477-4280 

POLARA 1973, 4 door custom.power 

brakes, steering, automatic, 

air, AM FM radio, excellent 

body condition. $1350 826-3208 

POLARA 1973, 4 door, vinyl hard 

top. power brakes, power steering, 

power seat air, cruise control. AM 

FM radio, rear defroster, speakers, 

new tires, excellent condition, runs 

perfect must sell for $1695 

Mornings 6454586 

ROYALE MONACO 1975. 4 door 

hardtop, low mileage, many extras. 

$2895 Weekdays after 6pm 826-8432 

DART 1974, Sport, original owner. 

35,000 miles, 6 cylinder, automatic, 

power steering brakes, good 

condition, $1650 6PM 559 4591 

VALIANT 1974. automatic, no rust 

garage kept, excellent condition 

$1,325 Ty me Sales 

455 5566 

866 Ford 

ELITE, 1974, full power, air. cruise 

control. AmFm stereo, tape deck, 

sunroof. $2500 or best offer 6264840 

ELITE. 1975 Luxury interior, air 

conditioning $3,395 North Bros 

421-1376 

Sr 

1973 DUSTER 

Automatic, power steering. a rftal 

steal 1 $1333 

1975 GRAND PRIX 

Air conditioning. AM FM stereo, 

bucket seats, sport wheels, a real 

sharpie! 

$3755 

I 1976 GMC JIMMY 

Automatic, power steering. 4 

wheel drive 

I 

$4989 

I 1978 MALIBU CLASSIC 

1 

4 door, automatic, power steer 

mg, power windows, power split 

seat, 2,000 miles, factory 

warranty 

$4444 

866 Ford 

CHATEAU CLUB 1976. wagon. 

351V8, 5 passenger, air, power 

steering, brakes, privacy glass, am 

fm stereo 8 track, 2 tone 477-8477 

COMET, 1972. 2 door. air. power 

steering. 302 engine Low mileage 

Good condition $1075 Call afler 5 

PM 421 1413 

ELITE. 1976 Custom interior, air, 

blue with white vinyl top loaded 

with extras Stock *10jiA Avis 

Ford 


ELITE, 1976 Luxury Edition Air, 

stereo $4,195 North Bros 421-1376 

ELITE 1976, 15.000 miles, air. 

deluxe decor, extras. 591-0586 

FAIRLANE 1970. V 8 automatic, 

good condition, excellent interior 

new tires A battery, runs very 

good 1st $425 takes 722 5102 

FAIRLANE 1965 excellenl second 

car, good running & body condition 

automatic, radio, good tires Asking 

M75 349-6252 

FAIRLANE, 1966 2 door, automatic. 

289 V8. $200 421 2687 

FALCON 1970, good condition, best 

offer 453-4911 

FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR 1975 Air 

conditioning 351-2V engine, automatic. 

power, radio $1995 BiH. 

Brown Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd 

421 7000 

FORI) FAIRLANE. 1971 500 2 door 

hardtop, automatic, small 8 cylii 

der $395 JACK DEMMER FORI) 

721 6560 

FORD SEDa'n! 1974 (lean Only 

$1,865 Avis Ford 


FORD, 1971, automatic, air, some 

rust, good tires. $275 474 3345 

866 Ford 

ELITE. 197$, am-fm, air, power 

steering/brakes, speed control, tilt 

wheel, deluxe interior, electric rear 

defroster. $3875 

453^9008 

FORD 1971, custom 4 door 

rustproofed, low mileage $575 

421-8547 

FORD 1971 wagon $175 Afler 3 pm 

422 3091 

FORD 1972 station wagon. $500 or 

best offer Call eves 553-4276 

GALAX IE 500. 1974. 2 door. air. 

vinyl top, AM-FM stereo, 49,000 

miles. $1875 642 9259 

GALAXIE 500, 1973, 4 door air, 

vinyl top, power steering brakes. 

$956 464-2999 

GRANADA 1975, 4 door, 8. air. 

power, low miles new tires. A I 

$3,000 After 5PM 435 4328 

GRANADA 1976 4 door silver 

gray, power steering, power 

brakes Air. stereo electric defog 

ger Low mileage Excellent condi 

tion, $3,295 6268022 

GRANADA 1977. V-8. automatic, 

air, radid. power steering, power 

brakes, vinyl lop, rear defroster, 

clock, low mileage Excellent 

condition $4025 651-5158 

GRANADA 1976 Ghia 4 door Air, 

stereo Power steering, brakes & 

windows Cruise, defrost, aluminum 

wheels Jade $3,900 455-6931 

GRANADA. 1978 2 door 6 cylinder 

automatic, power steering, radio, 

radial tires, 3700 miles, balance of 

factory warranty $4095 Bill Brown 

Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd 421 7000 

GRANADA. 1975 2 door. 6 cylinder 

automatic, power, radio, white 

radials. only 27.000 miles $2895 Bill 

Brown Ford, 35000 Plymouth Rd 

421-7000 

BOB JEANNOTTEry 

PONTIAC LoL 

SUPER 

SPECIALS 

76 TRANS AM 4 speed, loaded black 

76 CAMARO, nr conditioning, loaded 

76 SUNBIRD air conditioning, power 

'77 PONTIAC, a.ooom* 

1974 LEMANS V8 Automatic, clean 

73 GRAND PRIX, aif conditioning pocket 

71 FORD LTD, air conditioning 

69 CHEVROLET 

AND 

LOOK 

1975 GRANADA 

4 door, air conditioning, medium 

blue metallic 

$2828 

1973 CUTLASS 

SUPREME 

Air conditioning, dark brown> 

metallic 

$2555 

1976 CHEVETTE 

4 speed, orange metallic 

$2424 

1976 CAPRICE 

CLASSIC 

2 door, air conditioning, AM FM 

stereo, silver mist 

$3988 

Ask about our Extended Service 

Contract-Backed by General 

| Motors-12 month or 20,000 miles 

" l o u IARTCHE 

CHEVROLET 

40875 Plymouth Rd., Plymouth 

i Across from BurroughsI 

ON 

QUALITY 

USED CARS 

$4995 

$3395 

$2995 

$2995 

$1295 

$1595 

$695 

$395 

$ A V E j 

1977 MALIBU 

Automatic, power steering, vinyl 

top, 10.000 miles 

$4188 

1976 DATSUN 710 

WAGON 

Automatic, air conditioning, only 

20.000 miles, sharp 1 $3232 

i 

1976 MONTE CARLOS I 

Air conditioning, 2 to choose 

from 

SPECIAL!! I 

1972 CHEVROLET 

CARRYALL 

1 

m 

Automatic, power steering, 9 l 

passenger, fantastic buy • 

$1777 

PHONE 

453-4600J 

866 Ford 

FAIRMONT. 1978 2 door. 6 

cylinder, automatic, power steering 

and brakes, radio, white radial 

tires, 4600 miles balance of factory 

warranty $3995 Bill Brown Ford 

35000 Plymouth Rd 421-7000 

1977 GRANADA 

2 door, 250, 6 cylinder, automatic, 

power steering & 

brakes, am 

radio, white side 

wall tires Only 7,000 miles 

$4,195 

PAT MILLIKEN 

FORD 

"HOME OF THE SMILING 

IRISHMAN" 

9600 Telegraph 

Betwn Plymouth 4 W Chicago 

255-5840 

GRAN Torino. 1976 Squire Wagon, 

loaded 29 500 miles Trailer low 

package Asking $3500 Days. 425 

3480 Evenings 425 0456 

866 Ford 

GRAN TORINO. 1973 Squire 

Wagon, 9 passenger, air. full power 

extras. 49,000 miles, $1195 455-1487 

GRAN TORINO Squire. 1972, real 

clean, air, Powersteering brakes 

new radials, stereo, $600 645 M92 

GRAN TORINO 1973. Wagon p< >wer 

brakes, steering, air, stereo. EL xcel 

lent condition $1,500 522 2327 

GRAN TORINO. 1974 ' Air. low 

miles Only $2 395 North Bros 

421 1376 

GRAN TORINO 1976 Squire 

Wagon Air luggage rack $3 595 

North Bros 421-1376 

IF YOU ARE WORKING and can 

pay $73 97 monthly you can own a 

1976 Chevy Call Mr Frost 453 4600 

LTD Brougham 1972 4 dour stereo, 

air. 4 new radials $900 or hesi 

offer Call Ken after 4 pm 3560S4I 

LTD SQUIRE WAGON 1974 good 

condition, loaded, $1900 4 27 4384 

LTD Squire 1973 Full power, radio 

very clean, $1795 559-8168 

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1976 CHRYSLER 

CORDOBA 

Power steering, power 

brakes, stereo, air conditioning, 

tilt wheel, vinyl 

roof, bucket seats and 

console, blue and white 

$3995 

1977 FORD 

MUSTANG II 

4 cylinder, 4 speed, 

12,000 miles, road 

wheels, radial tires 

$3495 

1974 

AUDI FOX 

4 speed, radial tires 

$2395 

1973 PLYMOUTH 

FURY WAGON 

9 passenger, power 

steering and brakes, 

automatic. air 

conditioning 

$1795 

1976 AMC 

MATADOR 

4 door, power steering 

and brakes, automatic, 

air conditioning , vinyl 

roof 

$2595 

1974 

DODGE DART 

4 door, V8, automatic, 

power steering and 

brakes, air conditioning, 

AM FM. vinyl roof 

$2395 

1976 GRANADA 

GHIA' 

4 door, power steering 

and brakes, automatic, 

air conditioning. V— 

engine, vinyl root, radial 

tires 

$3995^ 

1976 

LINCOLN 

CONTINENTAL 

MARK IV 

Silver with red velour. 

loaded 19.000 miles 

$7495 

1976 

THUNDERBIRD 

Black on black, red 

ft 

ft 

ft 

ft 

ft 

ft 

ft 

ft 

leather Loaded 26.000 lUj 

miles 

1972 BUICK 

SKYLARK 

$6295 V Af 

Power steering and 

brakes, automatic, y * 

A 

26,000 miles 

$2295 ^ 

ft $ # # # # $ O ft 

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866 Ford 866 Ford 

LTD 1970 10 passenger station 

wagon power steering brakes air 

radio tinted glass 

lu KK"K'' rack 

•390 engine $500 

425 9759 

LTD 1971. Brougham 2 door, 

power steering brakes air stent) 

new tires brakes and battery $750 

459-8697 

LTD 1972 Squire Wagon air 

power steering, brakes loaded 

good condition $1100 47&0049 

MAVERICK 1972. automatic power 

steering stereo. 6 cylinder good 

condition $495, 535-5353 

MAVERICK 1974 V8 automatic 

power steering disc brakes air 

AM-FM stereo $1,195 See after 4 

PM 12002 Canton Center Rd 

Plymouth 

MAVFRK K 1974 Grabber 8 olin 

der 2 door manual AM-FM 8 track 

stereo excellent condition $1400 

After 6PM 425 1495 

MAVERICK 1973 Automatu $900 

or best offer Some rust 4744188 

LTD 1973 Squire station wagon 

air am fm stereo air shocks 

trailer hitch luggage rack $1595 

478 1855 

I TD 1973 Squire wagon lull power 

air automatic speed control

866 Foul 

LTD 1977 4 door, pillared vinyl 

roof, power steering power brakes 

defroster air. radio, automatic, 

tinted glass, jade green, white roof, 

IR 000 mile* 15200 Afler 5 I'M 

464 1693 

LTD, 1978 4 door, manv. many 

extras. must sell A f t e r 6 P M 

334 4229 

I TI> 19?3 Brougham, air, vinyl top. 

Power steering 

ih , l r. r hi back 

' 

and brakes 

sMts 

*n°° 

After 5 PM 464 1693 

MAVERICK 1973 automatic air 

tape deck new tires no rust $950 

647 8924 

MAVKRICK 1972. power steering 

air 250 engine good transportation 

$500 422 5109 

MAVERICK 1972 Transportation 

rar 

553 0190 

866 Ford 

MAVERICK, 1970, interior perfect, 

body bad, runs great $125 349^6193 

MAVERICK 1970, 2 door 

automatic good transportation, 

some rust $200 or offer AfterfiPM 

522 7741 

MAVERICK, 1975 4 door 36 000 

miles $1,695 North Bros 421 1376 

MAVERICK. 1977 4 door 11,000 

miles, automatic, air $3,495 North 

Bros 421 1376 

MAVERICK, 1976. Sedan Automatic, 

air, Ideal family car Low 

mileage Stock #1365 A Avis Ford 


MAVERICK 1975 Low mileage 

excellent condition $1900 or best 

offer Excellent tires Days 66^ 2481 

MUSTANG GHIA. 1975 Air many 

more extras. Sharp' Avis Ford 


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1978 

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CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 453-2255 

111 Ann Arbor Rd. 3 Blks. W. ol I-275. Plymouth 

See Us Last-We re Closer Than You Think 

A XX X X X-X r • 

S A L E S M A N 

OF THE 

M O N T H 

Meet GENE DUFFEY Salesman of the 

month Gene is No 1 Salesman for many 

reasons, primarily though, it s his personal 

customer service All of Gene s former customers 

and new customers soon come to 

find out that he really will bend over backwards 

to make sure they re treated right 

T"hat,s why he s earned this award and 

many times before Through May and 

June, BOB SAKS will offer a special savings 

to anyone asking for GENE DUFFEY 

or 

866 Ford 

MAVERICK, I974 Grabber. Sport 

wheels, automatic, 302 V8. power 

steering, stereo A beautv $2 295 

METRO 


Kord Rd Just W of Inkster 4224700 

MAVERICK 1971 Grabber low 

mileage, excellent transportation. 

464 2844 

MAVERICK 1972, automatic. 6 

cylinder, power steering, no rust 

engine sound low miles $995 

352 8116 

MUSTANG II, 1977. power steering, 

automatic, air conditioning, stereo, 

white radials, $3995 375-0353 

MUSTANG II 1974 Ghia Excellent 

condition Red.white vinyl roof 

AM KM, 2 3 litre 4 speed, new 

tires $2,000 455-6419 

MUSTANG II. 1975 silver Ghia, 

plush V 8. air automatic, power 

steering power brakes, AM KM 

Stereo, defroster, low mileage 

rustproofed 4554112 

MUSTANG II, Wt, 2.2 4SPEED, 4 

cylinder, am-fm Cower steering, 

power brakes, undercoating. lim 

ited edition Warranty, $4,100 

47* 7984 

MUSTANG II. 1976, power brakes, 

rdck & pinion steering, 4 speed, 4 

cylinder, good condition $2700 

642-1162 

MUSTANG 1968. power brakes, 

steering, automatic, vinyl lop. 8 

cylinder, $550 72^ 5572 

MUSTANG 1967 V 8, runs good, 

body good, automatic. $700 477 7824 

MUSTANG. 1966 Fastback 4 speed 

I barrel, no rust. $1.000 or best 

3496193 

MUSTANG, 1965, V 8 automatic, 

light repairs needed, excellent 

interior, best offer 4MO%4 

MUSTANG 1969 351 automatic 

good transportation. $325 Call after 

6PM, 425 7896 

GENE 

DUFFEY 

BOB SAKS OLDSMOBILE 

Grand River at Drake Road • Farmington Hills • 478-0500 

• ••••••• • ••• • • • •••••• 

: 1978 MID-YEAR DEMO 

- CLEARANCE SALE 

• 36 IN STOCK 

" Save hundreds of dollars 

• c o m p a r e d to a n e w vehicle. 

: 

OA E 

Most cars have less than 5,000 miles. 

Extended Warranty 

up to 24,000 miles -18 months. 

Example 

'1978 MAGNUM XE 

txjrtot soats (recliners). light package, floor 

mats automatic power steering and brakes, 

360 V8 engine rear defooger tinted glass, air 

conditioning, body side mowings, front and rear 

bumper guards AM-FM stereo, vinyl roof, radial 

tires Stock #4014 

List prtcs $7135 90 

SALE PRICE $ 5695 

"Drive a little, Save a lot" 

CRESTW00D DODGE 

32850 FORD ROAD aoh C7nn 

GARDEN CITY 

4£l-0/UU 

LEO CALHOUN 

OOK AT THESe) 

1976 CUTLASS 

SUPREME 

Triple black, landau lop. 

power, air conditioning, 

stereo, road wheels, show 

room new 

$4795 

1974 FORD F-100 

1/2 TON PICKUP 

V8 automatic, power, dark 

blue, camper cap. 

EXCEPTIONAL 

$2895 

1976 PINTO 

4 speed, good condition. 

51.606 miles 

SAVE $1895 

1975 GRAND 

LEMANS 

2 door, power steering, 

power brakes, air conaitioninfl, 

AM FM, cruise control, 

road wheels silver, blue 

landau top and fabric interior, 

super sharp 1 $3495 

1974 PINTO 

SQUARE WAGON 

Automatic, air conditioning. 

cruise control, 

dexlue rack, 37,000 miles 

$2395 

1977 MAVERICK 

4 door, silver, deluxe interior 

and exterior trim, blue side 

moJdings and interior. 6 cyl 

mder automatic, 11.000 

miles 

$3495 

1977 & 78 

THUNDERBIRDS 

5 lo choose from, fully 

equipped, priced from 

$5495 

1974 MUSTANG 

2 + 2 

Automatic, power steering, 

gold, black interior, low 

milts 

$2895 

1977 CHEVROLET 

LUV PICKUP 

4 speed, showroom new, 

11,000 miles 

$3595 

1975 M0NTEG0 

4 DOOR 

Air conditioning, power, rear 

defroster, saddle bronze with 

tan vinyl top, low miles 

$2895 

1976 TORINO 

2 door, silver and silver vinyl 

top. power automatic, air 

and stereo. 28.000 miles 

$3195 

1976 MERCURY 

GRAND MARQUIS 

COUPE 

Full power, door locks, Am- 

FM stereo and 8 track tape, 

cruise control, 6-way power 

seats, triple black, black 

leather twin comfort seats 

$4795! 

We Buy Clean, Low Mileage Cars 

866 Ford 

MUSTANG II. MACH I 1977. V8 4 

speed, power steering hrakes am 

fm stereo cassette deluxe interior, 

$3800 349-1723 

MUSTANG. 1972, Sharp V8. AM 

KM tape 47,000 miles, power 

steering new hrakes $1600 or best 

offer Call after 5 30PM 846 8323 

MUSTANG 1972, convertible, 

loaded, power windows, air, am-fm 

stereo $1400 261 9713 

MUSTANG 1972. automatic. 8, fm 

air, vinyl top power steering, 

radial tires $1 500 After 6PM 

288-3259 

MUSTANG 1974 4 cylinder stand 

ard, 24 28 MPG, radio, snows, A 1 

$1,990 879 1591 

MUSTANG 1970 convertible, red 

with white top, wire hubs, superior 

condition. $2500 644 2465 

MUSTANG T977. 4 speed $3400 

397 0(443 

MUSTANG. 1972. yellow, clean, 

vinyl top. air. power steering and 

brakes, 302 V-8 automatic, bucket 

seals k console, new muffler. 45,000 

actual miles, needs very minor 

bodywork $1,350 After 3PM 

, 626-71% 

MUSTANG 2 DOOR. 1976 AM KM 

cylinder. 4 speed, rustproofed 

23.000 miles $2995 Bill Brown 

Kord, 35000 Plymouth Rd 421 -7000 

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MILLIKEN 

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Betwn Plymouth & W Chicago 

255-5840 

PINTO RUNABOUT 1972 . 4 speed, 

good condition. 8 track stereo 

system, $600 642 6679 

PINTO RUNABOUT, 1978 4 cylin 

der, automatic, power steering and 

brakes, radio, rear defogger. tinted 

glass, only 3500 miles balance of 

factory warranty $3095 Bill Brown 

Kord 35000 Plymouth Rd 421 7000 

PINTO .SQUIRE, 1974 Wagon Air, 

automatic 30 000 actual miles One 

owner $2,195 

METRO 


Ford Rd Just W of Inskter 4224700 

1974 CHEVROLET CAMARO 

6 cylinder, automatic, power 

steering and brakes, radio 

$2885 

1976 BUICK REGAL 

2 door, V8. air conditioning, 

automatic, power steering and 

brakes, radio, landau vinyl 

lop 

$3895 

1977 FORD LTD 

4 door, air conditioning, AM 

FM stereo radio, vinyl lop, 

power steering and brakes 

$3995 

866 Ford 

PINTO Wagon 1975, 6 cylinder 

8° 

2 iwer s steering, disc brakes, radio, 

snow tires 427-8726 

I 977 Pinto Wagon 

Automatic, air conditioning, 

exterior decor group, luggage 

rack, am radio, white side 

walls Almost new $3,395 

PAT 

MILLIKEN 

FOJfD 


IRISHMAN" 


Betwn Plymouth 4 W Chicago 

255-5840 

PINTO 1972 Runabout 4 speed. 

AMKM. new brakes, white letter 

tires, very sharp $675 6460670 

PINTO. 1974 3 door runabout, low 

mileage, best offer 464-8834 

PINTO, 1975 Low mileage, good 

condition $1,550 559-4323 

PINTO. 1975, 4 speed, super clean 

Before 2 30pm or weekends 522 3725 

PINTO 1972 Sports Deluxe, auto 

matic, AM-FM, rear defogger 

sunroof, radials, well maintained 

After 6 PM 425 7354 

PINTO 1976, excellent condition, 

rustproofed, am-fm 8 track 474-0475 

PINTO, 1977, Cruise Wagon, like 

new. 13.000 miles, extras, $3500 

firm Redford, 29 5 2 4 2 0 937 8480 

RANCH WAGON, ~I973 Under 

coated, no rust Power brakes, 

steering. AM KM Excellenl condi 

tion $1,250 425-6108 

RANCH WAGON 1973, factory "air. 

lugguage rack, low mileage Excellent 

condition $1150 255 2874 

T BIRD. 1975. triple blue lowmileage. 

loaded excellent condi 

tion, best offer. 427-5390 

T BIRD 1975 White .17.000 original 

miles, 4 new radials, air Power 

brakes, steering, windows, seats 

$3,900 After 6 I'M 64*5753 

T BIRD 1977 Mint condition Air, 

$2,500 in luxury options garaged 

winter Rustproofed $5 600 Day 

322 4858, Evenings 981-0294 

T-BIRD 1977 White burgundy interior 

Executive car l.oaded Excel 

lent contition 16.000 miles $5 250 

459 0854 

THUNDERBIRD 1977. 7,000 miles 

351 V-8. air. stereo, special interior, 

Dove Gray, like new $5200 562 5057 

1977 BUICK REGAL 

2 door, V8. air condilionmg, 

automatic, power steering and 

brakes. AM FM radio 

$4888 

1974 BUICK ELECTRA 225 

CUSTOM 

2 door, air conditioning, full 

power, AM FM stereo radio, 

vinyl top, low mileage 

$2875 

1977 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 

Air conditioning, automatic, 

power steering and brakes, 

power windows, fill wheel, 

cruise control, radio 

$4385 

Ask about the works-12 months or 20,000 miles 

mechanical repair protection for used car buyers. 

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210's 

Hatchbacks, ! 

2 drs., 4 drs. ' 

425-3311 

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PINTO, 1972, 2000 cc mipne. one 

owner, low mileage $800 Call after 

5 PM 525-6496 

PINTO 1974 wagon, automatic, low 

miles, clean little gas saver 1 $1200 

937 2749 

THUNDERBIRD 1978. chamois 

metallic, and white, loaded, like 

new, 8000 miles. $6395 After 5 30 

P m 477 0191 

THUNDERBIRD 1955, California 

car No rust, excellent condition. 

W300 625-1317 

THUNDERBIRD. 1977 2 door 

hardtop, air power equipped, low 

mileage $4 99,'. JACK DEMMER 

FORD 721 6560 

THUNDERBIRD 1976 Wide 

mouldings, air. stereo, low miles 

Must see North Bros 421 1376 

THUNDERBIRD. 1978 Well equip 

ped Less than 3.000 miles Brown 

with brown interior 

Roger Penske Chev 355-2500 

TORINO Brougham 1974 2 door, 

vinyl top. good condition, air Call 

after 5 455-3887 

TORINO ELITE 1974. excellent 

condition, air. must sell 28* 6884 

TORINO SQUIRE^ 1976. wagon." 9 

passenger, 351, power, rustproofed. 

extras. 20.000 miles, like new, must 

sell. $3350 728-0986 

TORINO, Wagon, 1972 power 

steering hrakes low mileage, $800 

476 0887 

TORINO 1970. good condition, 

automatic, power steering. $300 

591 0065 

TORINO. 1970. 60.000 miles, excel 

lent condition, many new parts, 

must sell, $400 $425 After I.PM 

4224810 

TORINO 1970 Brougham, power 

steering, power brakes, air condi 

tionibg. body good runs well, $500 

453-7027 

TORINO M970, 4 door, air, radio 

clean, great 2nd car or student cgr 

455-8256 

TORINO 1971. power steering, 

brakes, air, asking $300 227-1174 

553-3671 

TORINO 1973, Gran Sport, 302 4 v 

automatic, power steering, power 

brakes stereo, low mileage, excel 

lent condition $1800 459-3474 

TORINO 1974 2-door hardtop, V-8 

automatic, power steering & 

brakes, runs like the day it left the 

factory 1 owner, unbelievable buy 

but its true $1288. I yr warranty 

AUTOl.AND U S A 

35545 Michigan Ave 

WAYNE 728-3100 

TRANSPORTATION '69 Station 

Wagon LTD. Country Squire, 

Transportation $350 as is 42*2432 

870 s & Other 

heel 

Drive 

BLAZER CHEYENNE. 1977 Automatic. 

power steering and brakes, 

stereo, tilt wheel, cruise control, 

back with burgundy interior $6,895 

METRO 


Ford Rd Just W of Inkster 422^700 

BLAZER 1975 Cheyenne, air, 

automatic. AM FM $4,000 , 685 8468 

685-1605 

BRONCO RANGER 1978 loaded 

Vi power angle snow plow, 5,000 

miles Call after 6pm 3461129 

BRONCO 1977. all opiums except 

air conditioning. 11 x 15 tires. 

tt-600 363-0605 

870 Jeeps & Other 

4 Wheel Drive 

CHEVY BLAZER 1974, Cheyenne 

package, air, excellenl condition 

48.000 miles 642-2120 

CHEVY 1974 '•> ton Fleetside. 4x4 

350, undercoated, 1200x15 tires, 

Ansen mags, all gauges, power 

steering brakes, AM KM radio, 

Cheyenne package, buckets, box 

cap, many more extras $3,200 476 

W47 _ 887 6107 

GMC JIMMY. 1978 4 wheel drive, 

white, automatic 400 engine, air 

conditioning, stereo, road wheels 

Loaded" Save $$$ RED HOI. 

MAN PONTIAC 722 4444 

JEEP CJ5 1969 mail jeep new 

tires and improvements $700 

453 5776 

JEEP WAGONEER 1978 like new 

all options, 10 000 miles $8400 or 

best offer 277-1786 

JEEP 1968 CJ5 Fully recondi 

tioned excellent condition Must 

sell, $1350 Evenings 681 7157 

JEEP, 1969 2 speed posi New 

engine parts, new brakes radiator, 

fully carpeted customized, right 

hand drive $1.000 353 2552 

JEEP 1976 Cherokee Meyers plow 

new radials rustproofed sun roof, 

30,000 miles, very clean $4900 

354 3468 

USED JEEP 

SALE 

76 WAGONEER $5,995 

Factory air many extras 

'75 CJ5 $3,695 

Only 12,000 miles 

'73 WAGONEER $3,495 

Facotory air Extras 

'68 WAGONEER $1,995 

24 000 miles 

Eiesta A M C Jeep 

1205 Ann Arbor Rd 

Plymouth 

453-3600 

WAGONEER 1971 good condition 

hydraulic plow Must sell $2,200 or 

best Offer Afler 6 I'M 421 4709 

872 Lincoln 

CONTINENTAL. 1974 Towne car 

excellent condition, must sell After 

6PM 334-8229 

CONTINENTAL 1975 Town Coupe 

leather interior jade green 

loaded, excellent shape regular 

gas. $4 900 After 6 I'm 851 1977 

CONTINENTAI 

Hon, 

1972, good condi 

557 9159 

CONTINENTAL 1974, 4 door, town 

car, excellent condition, loaded 

pale yellow $3600 591 07,14 

CONTINENTAL 1966 4 door good 

transportation $950 4M 3199 

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1976 

Town Coupe Triple rosewood 

Loaded with equipment 19.000 

miles mint condition RED 


LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1966 I 

door, convertible with full power, 

all options, gorgeous metallic 

copper, with white top and leather 

interior New tires, springs and 

brakes, includes $400 worth of spare 

parts $4450 After 7pm 6817133 

MARK IV, 1973. Absolutely flaw 

less, metallic copper finish Beige 

leather, cruise PLUS' PLUS' 47.000 

easy miles' Art Moran Pontiac- 

GMC Telegraph North of 12 Mile 

353-9000 

TOP DOLLAR 

PAID 

FOR SHARP 

USED CARS 

ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL 

LIVONIA S ONLY CHEVROLE r DEALER 

32570 Plymouth Rd. 

Jg- 

TOM MCMILLAN 

FRED FRANK 

ITu-aday, May 25, 1978 

872 Lincoln 

1975 4 1976 LINCOLN'S GOOD 

SELECTION and Impressively 

Priced Manv to choose from 

DUSSEAU " LINCOLN-MERCURY 

31625 GRAND RIVER 474 1342 

MARK IV 1975 Aqua Manv extras 

Evenings 478 0455 

MARK IV 1975 excellent c mdi tion 

blue diamond leather AM FM 

stereo, tape deck 6 way power 

seals, power window locks cruise 

temperture control. 4 wheel disc 

brakes, 45,51'!) miles $5 850 626 2789 

MARK IV 1975 

completely loaded 

Bros 

31.000 miles 

$6 495 North 

421 1376 

MARK V 1978 Bill Blass loaded 

including CB, 6500 miles new car 

in $11,500 427 3662 

MAKK V 

Evenings 

1978 Cartier I /jaded 

478 0455 

MARK V 1978 triple cream, moon 

roof 6700 miles $12 600 Ford 

Executive After 6 I'M 137 8319 

IOWN CAR 1976 white with red 

interior, excellenl condition $6 20(1 

CAM weekdays after 5 I'M or 

Weekends 6261017 

874 Mercury 

BOBCAT Villager. iy76 wagon 

power steering brakes air spinal 

wheels radials luggage rack 

$3,150 682 4645 

BOBCAT 1977 Villager station 

wagon. V6 automatic power 

steering brakes 

asking $32(H) 

radial tires 

525 0899 

COMET 1975 40 000 miles 6 

cylinder automatic power steer 

ing radio excellent condition 

$1800 478 3348 

COMET 1976 excellent condition 

inside and out $2995 127 3631 

COUGAR XK7 1974 ;ur stereo 

electric rear defroster new tires A 

snows excellent condition $2 350 

Days 961 7284 Evenings 642 0347 

COUGAR XR7 1975 am fm stereo 

cruise control rear window riefog 

ger. landau roof power steering 

brakes 

421 ^75 

COUGAR XR 7 1975 owner trans 

ferred from Texas excellent 

condition $3 >00 5251)859 

COUGAR XR 7 1968 automatic 

power steering and brakes radio 

arid tape deck snow liri^ good 

Condition 55.000 miles $450 or best 

offer 455-2378 

COUGAR X 1(7 

loaded must sell 

$4800 

1977 

best 

like new 

offer over 

544 0846 

COUGAR X R7 1978 Blue & 

chamoise. air stereo power win 

dows tilt cruise $6000 459-4789 

COUGAR \h'i 1974 40 000 miles 

air. stereo $2 815 North Bros 

421 1376 

COUGAR XR 7 1974 Extras New 

tires, brakes exhaust Clean I«KM1 

condition $2,650 525 9323 

COUGAR 1967 302 slick.needs 

labor $125 Afler 6pm 477 9895 

COUGAR 1974 X R 7 

excellent condition 

air 

stereo 

535 4236 

1975 Mercury Bobcat 25.000 miles, 

sunroof, new radial tires and tunc 

up Best offer 478 5072 

COUGAR 1976 XR7 mint loaded 

Metallic brown tan top Tutone 

interior, buckets seats console 

steel style wheels low mileage 

M190 591 0251 

COUGAR 1977 X R 7 7700 miles 

beautiful condition loaded, mast 

sell Farmington 661 2099 

COUGAR. 1977 XK 1 16.000 miles 

air, stereo rustproofed $5 100 

After 6PM 4530716 

COUGAR 1977 XR7 black 

chamois interior an stereo, rear 

window defroster undercoated 

13 000 miles, $5450 427 8257 

MARQUIS Brougham 1976 power 

steering, brakes windows cruise 

AMFM air rear defog leather 

$4,250 6824645 

MARQUIS BROUGHAM 1976 low 

mileage, excellent condition many 

extras, $3700 397 0856 

MARQUIS BROUGHAM 1973 vinyl 

lop air full power am fm 8 track 

other options 52 000 miles $1650 

522 518,'. 

MARQUIS 1978 Brougham 4 door 

sedan vinyl roof Michelin tires 

fully loaded with factory options 

New condition Under 12.000 Miles 

$6995 524 9647 

MARQUIS 1971 Wagon Air, full 

power, asking $500 Phone 464 6054 

MARQUIS 1471 station wagon 

Automatic power steering & 

brakes 1974 engine $300 535-0612 

Bill Brown Ford is 

pleased to announce the 

appointment of TOM 

MCMILLAN & FRED 

FRANK to their new car 

sales dept. 

Both men have many years of 

automotive experience and invite W 

their past customers and friends to A 

see them at Bill Brown Ford for ^ 

their automotive 

V BILL IMpWM 

f 421-7000 FORD 

32222 PLYMOUTH RD 

i 

needs. 

LIVONIA 

HURRY LAST CHANCE! 

ONLY A FEW SPECIAL VALUE CARS LEFT! 

LeCar 

by 

SAVE 

OVER 

Renault 

$ 9 0 0 ° ° 

AMC 

Jeep 

GTL 

DELUXE 

OFF REGULAR 

DELIVERED 

PRICE!! 

$321 OF SAVINGS IS THE RESULT OF A DIRECT 

•FACTORY DISCOUNT ON SPECIALLY EQUIPPED MODELS 

COON BROS 

23951 PLYMOUTH ROAD O C C A ^ I A A 

CORNER OF TELEGRAPH ^ O O - ^ / U U Renault 

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(P.C-17C.R.W.G-15C) *19C 

874 Mercury 

MARQUIS 1976 Brougham 4 door 

full power Excellent condition 

29 000 miles $5 250 After 6 PM 

538-7524 

MERCURY CAPRICE 1974 Motor Mall 

Birmingham Bloomfield Hills 

643-0070 

CUSTOM CRUISER 1974 Excellent 

Condition loaded $2350 197 12IP 

CUSTOM Cruiser 1973 air stereo 

cruise all power y passenger $1425 

or offer 455-40 4 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1977 Broug 

ham Full power air AM FM 8 

track triple (.old $5 595 

I 517 54». 8450 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1977 Broug 

ham Triple black gold pinstnping 

Loaded 18 000 miles $5 200 336-6131 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1977 while 

red landau am fm ( B loaded 

$5400 399 5419 

CUTLASS Sl'PREMI- 1977 power 

brakes steering air stereo \ 6 

excellent condition best offer After 

6PM 855 2590 

CUTLASS SI PR I- Ml- Brougham 

I97fj woman s car loaded low 

mileage best offer fi2fi3392 or 

353 2210 

CUTLASS Sl'PRFMK 1V73 vinyl 

(op power steering brakes air 

conditioning good condition $1875 

53141397 

CUTLASS SUPREME 1*73 18 000 

miU-- full power brake* steering 

doorlocks rear defroster air $2000 

62*7947 

CUTLASS SUPREME Brougham 

1977 fully loaded Excellenl condi 

tun $5 400 M6 2684 

CUTLASS SUPRFMI- 1977 Air 

buckets console rally wheels 

12 000 miles North Bros 4211376 

CUTLASS SUPREME I97h Brougham 

air cruisi sterfu cassette 

defogger velour interior rally 

wheels $4400 427 9368 

CUTLASS 1969 57 (MM) miles good 

condition, $495 455 1254 

CUTLASS 1974 Supreme 4 door 

loaded clean $2 400 Call after 5 

PM 588-2268 

CUTLASS 1977. landau Y8 power 

steering brakes ;nr stereo cruise 

$5400 W4 5290 I) Hunter M37800 

CUTLASS 1976 Supreme 19 500 

miles 350 buckets landau Air. 

am fm stereo extras mint condi 

lion Must sell $4 150 352JIII6 

CUTLASS 1973 Supreme power 

steering brakes air .'ISO V8 4 

barrel Evenings or Weekend's 

355-3949 

upe 

miles Ladies trade See this tnis one' 

A Great Buy' Art Moran Pontiac 

GMC Telegraph North of 12 Mile 

353 9000 

OI.US 1974 station wagon custom 

cruiser excellenl condition $2 196 

After 5 Pm 334 3671 

OLDS 1977 custom Cruiser air 

woodgram, other options 10 000 

miles G M Executive $5 600 

62&0806 

OI.US 1977 Regency 98 (ireat car 

has just about everything you'd 

wan < 

882 (HO* 

REGENCY 1977 

$5 950 

4 door loaded 

420-0375 

REGENCY 1975 all black vinyl 

top excellent condition . Fully 

loaded $4,295 Evenings only 

646-9814 

REGENCY 1973 fully loaded new 

tires. A Steal $1 000 Afler 6 PM 

647 20% 

REGENCY 98 1975 Beautiful Vat 

in excellenl condition leaded with 

goodies, good price 882-4104 

REGENCY 98, 1975, triple martml 

low mileage, has everything 

excellent condition 563 3595 

TORONADO Brougham 1976 

loaded BEAUTIFUL crwrn/Un 

plush gold velour upholstery 

cniise, air automatic door & trunk 

loclts, AM FM slereo full power 

M650 Home . 474 9096 or office 

868-0780 

"DRONADO 1974, Brougham red 

with white Landau top loaded 

front wheel drive, good condition 

private $2695 333 0333 

,

MC*(P,C-18C,R,W,G-HC) 

876 Oldsmobile 

OLDSMOBI LE 1968 4 door M96 

Daily after 6 PM 

66^2889 

OLDS Station wagon. 1974, $2500 

All power, lots of extras 643-0165 

VISTA CRUISER 1970 wagon. 9 

passenger, air new transmission & 

healer excellent condition. $900 

261 2885 

VISTA 1970 Cruiser, 9 passenger, 

very good condition, power, air, 

$500 of new parts including rebuilt 

engine steel radials, and much 

more runs like new, excellent 

wife scar $995 45* 2447 

1978 CUTLASS SUPREME 

2 door, company car. tinted glass, 

belt molding, rear defogger air, 

vinyl top, sport mirrors, power 

steering, power brakes. 200 V8, 

super stock wheels White wall 

steel am radio, paint stripe Stock 

#107 15 660 

CLASSMAN OLDS 

Telegraph, S of 12 Mile 

354 3300 

878 Plymouth 

DUSTER 1972. automatic, royal 

blue white vinyl top $450 Tyme 

Sales 

455 5566 


878 Plymouth 

BELVEDERE, 1968, good transpor 

tation, 3 speed, 6 cylinder, some 

rust. $200 422 1612 

CORONET. 1972, 4 door, good 

coadition Needs transmission 

replaced $300 Days, 474-3354, 


ARROW GS 1976*1, 4 speed, bright 

blue, stereo/speakers, new tires, 

25.000 miles, excellent condition 

low MPG $2,600 After 6 PM 

47^ 3393 

FURY. 1978, Station Wagon, automatic 

power steering/brakes, 

heavy duty suspension Very low 

miles $4500 Call after 4 PM 

453 2320 

PLYMOUTH SWINGER. 1971 2 

door hardtop, automatic $495 

JACK DEMMER KORD 721 6560 

DUSTER 1975, 2 door, 6 cylinder, 

automatic, new condition, $1,790 

261 1781 

DUSTER 1975 Like new~6, 

automatic, power steering, low 

miles $2,300 425 5883 

FURY H 1968 4 door sedan. 60.000 

miles, automatic, power steering, 

good condition, $500 334-3414 

DUSTQR 1973 6 cylinder power Ft'RY 1972, (Iran Coupe, power 

steering power brakes factory air. steering brakes, AM-FM. air, new 

40 00"! miles $1350 261 3545 brakes, tires, clean, $1000 261 1805 

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CUSTOMIZED VANS 

878 Plymouth 

REPOSSESS - MUST SELL! 

PLYMOUTH 1976, Volar* 

BUICK 1975, Electra Park Ave, 

loaded 

NATIONAL BANK Of 

ROCHESTER 

Call Cheryl 

651-5626 

SATELITE. 1973, Sebring Pius, air, 

AM-FM stereo, p(iwer steering, 

power brakes, $1700 or best offer 

981-0154 

SATELLITE 1971, 2-door hardtop, 

small V-8 automatic, power steer 

ing, new transmission, new 

exhaust, new U joints, priced to sell 

fast at $595, 1 vr warranty 35545 

Michigan Ave , Wayne 72*3100 

AUTOLAND U S A 

SCAMP. 1971, 6 cylinder, auto 

matic, power steering, power 

brakes, 40,000 miles, very good 

condition, $1150 After 5pm 421-4047 

SPORTS FURY 1976 318 V-8 

automatic, air, power steering, 

brakes, tinted glass, stereo, buck 

ets. vinyl top, wire wheels, 

undercoated, rear window 

defroster, excellent condition, 

$22,000 miles, best offer 455-7026 

ALL VANS FEATURING UNIQUE & INDIVIDUAL 

STYLING INSIDE & OUT 

FROM AS LOW AS $ 9395 

BOB SAKS OLDSMOBILE 

Grand River at Oi.ike Road • Farmington Hills • 478-OSOO 

COME IN AND SEE WHY 

YOU SAVE A LOT 

AT BOB JEANN0TTE 

OVER 200 A 

IN STOCK 

Beet the Price Increase-Buy Now! 

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BOB JEANNOTTEH 

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M L V M O U T 

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Plymouth 

453-2500 

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1 BOB JEANNOTTE 

OPEN TIL 9 P.M. MON. & THURS. • OUT OF TOWN CALLS ACCEPTED 

Come In and See Why 

We're Setting Sales Records 

In Our 25th Year. 

We're Not Getting Older - We're Getting Better. 

New 1978 

BUICK REGAL 

COUPE 

Air conditioning, automatic, power 

steering, power disc brakes, steel 

belted radials tires, deluxe wheel 

covers, am radio, tinted glass, rear 

defogger and much, much more, 

tor only Stock #531 

$ 5466 

I *130 35 

OR 

per month 

>. payi 

$130.35 for 48 months, $500 down. 

Cash or Trade, A P R. 11.83 Finance 

Charge $1290.80 plus local taxes 

and licenses. 

We Have 150 Cars Available that We Will 

Sacrifice to Set Our May Sales Record. 

Immeidate Delivery on Most Cars 

HAVE YOU CONSIDERED LEASING? 

New '78 

LESABRE 

4 DOOR SEDAN 

For only 

*176" 

0*r month 

Air conditioning V8 automatic. AM . FM ... .... stereo 

steel belted radials and much more list $7225 

27 PAYMENTS AT $176.52 

$200 refundable security deposit which may be 

cash or trade plus first months lease charge 27 

month closed end lease Insurance and mamte 

nance leasee's responsiblitiy Mileage allowance 

20.000 miles per year 

•NOW THRU MAY 31st NO TRADE WORTH LESS THAN $500 

up to a $300 REBATE 

GM HOURLY EMPLOYEES * RETIREES 

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BUICK 

CREDIT MANAGER 

ON DUTY 

APPLICATIONS TAKEN 

BY PHONE 

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200 W. ANN ARBOR ROAD S S 

(M-14 PLYMOUTH, MICH.) 

453-4411 Open Mon.-Thurs. 'til 9 p.m. 

878 Plymouth 

DUSTER 1975 2 door, 6 cylinder. 

225 Automatic transmission, power 

brakes and steering Am radio, 

18,000 actual miles, Jz.450 421 1582 

VALIANT SCAMP - 1975. 6 cylinder, 

automatic, power brakes steering 

AM-FM , excellent 29.000 miles 

*2.ff7S 649 5289 

VOLARE 1976, station wagon, 318, 8 

cylinder, automatic, air. power 

steering, brakes, luggage rack, 

radials, excellent condition 6524)068 

SATELLITE 1973, Excellent condi 

tion Best offer 547 3417. 35MI48S 

880 Pontiac 

BONNEVILLE Brougham. 1977, 

Excellent condition Low mileage! 

many extras. Executive car $5700 

641-8122 

BONNEVILLE. 1977, 4 door, all 

power, custom paint, many extras, 

sharp 278-9378 

880 Pontiac 

FIREBIRD • 1977 Espnt, AM-FM. 

air, custom interior, VS. m&nual 

transmission, 25 MPG, Ziebarted. 

$4000 After 5PM 33^0613 

PLYMOUTH 1972, 9 passenger FIREBIRD 1971, automatic. V-8, 

Sports Suburban Air, stereo, good power steering, vinyl top, low 

tires, roof rack, power steering, mileage, $850 or best offer 477 2570 

brakes Cruise control, etc Loved 

by original owner, just $960 474 2445 FIREBIRD. 1975, Esprit, air, 

automatic, power steering, brakes, 

ROADRUNNER 1976. power steer SATELLITE 1969 318. headers, AM-FM, rear window defroster 

ing brakes. 4 speed overdrive mag wheels, good condition, $625 23,000 miles 68^4481 

sunroof, space maker pack, mor¥ 

349-2241 

$3,150 456 1856 

FIREBIRD 1977 1 *, 3 year war 

SATELLITE, 1974, Sebring Plus, ranty, dark brown, 18 options, 

power steering, & brakes, vinyl top, service engineer owner $4995 

new tires, battery 4 transmission 

647 2461 

$1,850 624-0147 

GRAND PRIXS '76-77 Finest 

selection Sharp Suburban Trades" 

Best priced around" Art Moran 

Pontiac-GMC. Telegraph, North of 

12 Mile 353 9000 

VALIANT SIGNET, 1969 VI 

Original owner Air, Automatic, GRAND PRIX I9i 7 . with option, 

new tires, brakes, exhaust, battery $5,600 Call after 6pm, 623 5528 

*825 661-0161 

GRAND PRIX 1976 . 34,000 miles, 

VALIANT, 1968, 6 cylinder aut«y am-fm, air, call between II 3pm, 

matic, $250 After 6pm 477-98% 

459-7552 

BONNEVILLE. 1973, power steer 

ing, brakes Air, AM-FM, I KM, vinyl top, 

66.000 miles Runs perfectly $1000 

255-3987 

BONNEVILLE, 1969 wagon, 9 

passenger, power steering, brakes, 

nice, $400 also or 1968 Chevy, power 

steering, brakes, air. $250 531 2932 

CATALINA, 1971, good condition, 

60,000 miles, hardtop, brown, power 

steering/brakes, $800 425-4592 

CATALINA 1973, 2 door, vinyl top 

power steering, brakes, air, $950 or 

offer 477 6362; weekends 887 1505 

CATALINA 1968, good transporta 

tion, good tires, radio, heater After 

6 30pm 533 8749 

CATALINA 1973, two door hardtop 

vinyl roof, power steering, brakes, 

air, fm radio. $950 John Buggy 

522-8300 

CATALINA 1972, air, stereo radi 

als, 75,000 miles, good body. $850 

835-2882 

FIREBIRD Esprit. 1973. 4 speed. 

48,000 miles AM FM stereo, mag 

wheel. Gabriel hi jackers. many 

extras $2200 KE 4 5920 

FIREBIRD Esprit. 1970, automatic, 

power steering/brakes, excellent 

condition, must see to appreciate 

$1 600 357-0294 

FIRE B l R D~ FO R M UL A 1^976. 

loaded, excellent condition. $4300 

Call after 4 pm. 421-8278 

FIREBIRD, 1977 Automatic air, 

13,000 miles $4,795 METRO 

CHRYSLER-PLY MOUTH 

Ford Rd Jus; W of Inkster 422 8700 

FIREBIRD 1977, V8~ cruise, air, 

power windows power doors, 

console, excellent condition 

Extras 8.000 miles $5,195 689 5913 

FIREBIRD, 1976 Air stereo, rally 

wheels $3,795 North Bros 421 137*6 

GRAND PRIX LJ, 1977, T bar. full 

power, air tape, wheels. TA tires. 

5.000 miles perfect 981-0033 

GRAND PRIX 1974. air" full 

power, new steel radials, cruise 

control, AMFM stereo, new 

exhaust, 84,000 miles. $2500 or best 

offer Between 9 and 5PM, Monday 

thru Friday 353-3462 

GRAND PRIX 1977 SJ. tnple black 

air, power locks, rally wheels, am 

fm with tape, 18,000 miles, $5100 

525-3688 

GRAND PRIX 1977, loaded, one of 

everything including power, moon 

roof Days 557 4610 Eves 855 1186 

GRAND PRIX 1977, excellent 

condition, extras, must sell, $4750 

652 7725 

GRAND PRIX 1973, air, power 

steering, amfrn stereo, $1650 

477 5878 

GRAND PRIX 1977 Light "blue with 

light blue padded landau top. light 

blue interior Bucket seats, semi 

loaded. 12,500 miles, $5400 652 ^487 

GRAND PRIX, 1975, Model J. 

loaded low mileage Excellent 

condition $3500 firm 476-6106 

GRAND PRIX. 1975 Silver with 

black landau top. loaded, $3,450 

After 6PM 582 2643 

GRAND PRIX 1976, power steering, 

power brakes, cruise control, tilt 

wheel, air conditioning, new tires, 

excellent condition, must sell, $3200 

464-6496 

GRAND PRIX 1978 

We have 4 company cars left at 

rock bottom prices Power windows, 

locks air, stereo, very low 

mileage, balance of factory war 

ranty available $5695 

AUDETTE CADILLAC 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

851-7200 

white, air and full power $1800 

626-5424 or 626-8727 

LeMANS WAGON. 1971 fu,. , er, 

am-fm stereo, air conditioning. 

$525 522 9256 

4 

LeMANS 1968, 2 door, power 

steering, power brakes, console 

buckets, $400 Clean & sharp 

476-1327 

LE MANS, 1969, 3 speed, good 

condition, $350 422 3355 

LeMANS 1970 Sport, rustproofed 

good running condition, 83,000 

rf>iles, $495 Call evenings. 626-5460 

LeMANS. 1970, Sport. 350, automatic, 

stereo, $800 After 6 565-4262 

1.CMANS 1971, wagon. 6 passenger, 

power and air, steel raniais, ruas 

aftd looks good $540 357-4399 

LeMANS 1973 Air, stereo, power 

steering & brakes, radials, low 

miles Excellent condition $1,995 or 

best 7211779 

LeMANS, 1973 Sport Wagon 

Automatic, power steering, power 

brakes, air $1,295 LAW MOTOR 

SALES, 21243 Grand River .>344100 

LEMANS 1973, power steeringbrakes. 

air, stereo, automatic, low 

mileage $1,500 After 5 425 2694 

LeMANS, 1974, air, radio, power 

steering hrakes, V-8. clean, excel 

lent condition $1,800 Call Sat Sun 

399-8214 

PONTIAC BONNEVILLE, 1975 2 

door, air, automatic, power steer 

ing and brakes, vinyl top tinted 

glass Copper with white top This 

car is like brand new Must drive to 

appreciate $3,695 

METRO 



PONTIAC BONNEVILLE, 1978 

Brougham 4 door, "Clard with 

saddle tan' Low Miles Loaded 

extras, air, stereo, CB Only $6995 

List new $9,000 Save $2000 RED 


PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1972 

Grandville, 455. full power, air. 

$2,400 879 9266 

PONTIAC Wagon. 1972," Gran 

Safari, v-8 Air, power, AM, FM. 

tinted glass, rack Radials Call 

mornings or leave message at desk 

Ask for apartment 712 962-0674 

PARADE 

ofrBa/ujautA 

1977 RANCHERO GT 

V8, automatic, power steering and brakes, air conditioning, 

stereo, black with deluxe interior, cruise control 

rally wheels, low mileage Only 

$4795' 

1972 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 

2 door hardtop, 6 cylinder, automatic, double power 

New inside and out $1493 

1977 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 

4 door. V8. automatic, double power, stereo, air conditioning 

Hawthorn red One owner car. $4099 

1977 CHEVETTE CUSTOM 

4 cylinder, 4 speed, radio, heater, white side wall tires, 

12,C>00 actual miles $2899 

1968 FORD FALCON 

6 cylinder, standard transmission, 29.000 actual miles, 

excellent condition inside and out. Perfect second car. 

$1075 

1975 CHEVROLET IMPALA WAGON 

i V8, automatic, double power, AM radio, brand new steel 

belted tires. $1799 

i 

CRESTWOOD 

DODGE 

,32850 FORD RD. 

880 Pontiac 

LE MANS 1972. good condition $900 

or best offer f 464 7527 

LEMANS 1972, 6 cylinder $450 

728-6547 

LeMANS 1972, 8, 4 speed, air, Fm 

radio, 1 owner, best offer Alter 

6 30 Pm 553-0136 

LEMANS, 1973, 2 door sport coup, 

automatic with air. 557 0810,56^7638 

LE MANS. 1976. 2 door, landau 

roof, low mileage air, AMFM, 

rear defogger 

5224x392 

LE MANS. 1977, 4 door hardtop, 

automatic, power steering power 

brakes, air, more $3,950 338-9732 

PONTIAC 1971 Grand Safari 6 

passenger, power steering brakes, 

air, tiTt, cruise, runs and looks 

good $995 626-2425 

PONTIAC, 1977 2 door, automatic. 

8,000 miles, burgundy $2 995 

JEANNOTTE PONTAIC 453 2516 

SUNBIRI) SPORT HATCH, 1977 

Dark mahogany", automatic, air, 

stereo, very Tow miles Executive 

car $4995 RED HOLMAN PON 

TIAC 7224444 

SUNBIRD 1976, 5 speed, sun roof 

cassette player, good condition 

$2500 After 6PM 349-5295 

SUNBIRD, 1976 CHeerful canary 

yellow V6. automatic, air. stereo 

cassette $2,995 Art Moran Pontiac 

GMC, Telegraph North of 12 Mile 

353-9000 

SUNBIRD, 1977. V-6. automatic, 

25MPG, new tires, rustproofed, am 

fm, new snows, wife selling due to 

twins $3,395 

45^3945 

TRANS AM SE 1977 automatic 

air. many other options. 8800 miles. 

$6700 336-4493 

TRANS-AM 1977. TA 6 6. automatic, 

loaded, must sell, 725 0880 

TRANS AM. 1978 Automatic air 

stereo Car is like new New car 

warranty $6,595 

GRAND Safari. 1975, .'I seat station 

wagon Rustproofed, new Michelin 

METRO 

CATALINA wagon. 1969, 4 door 

•"es Fully loaded with factory 

72,000 miles, 2 snows, new mnf f ' options Super condition Low CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 

air Best offer 45^ 3833 mileage $3495 524 9647 Ford Rd Just W of Inkster 422-8700 

CATALINA. 1974 low mileage, good GRAND SAFARI 1971 station 

condition, clean, good tires, air, wagon, 61,000 miles, Reese hitch 

power windows $1,950 MI 7 5182 

air power steering, brakes, radio 

$800 or best offer 455 3727 WE BUY 

CATALINA 1970 stationwagon, 400 

TOP S FOR CLEAN 

automatic, air, power steering 

GTO 1964 convertible, a beautiful, 

brakes, good tires new brakes, 

low mileage red and whtie 

SUNBIRDS 

64,000 miles, runs great, right front 

California car. $4 000 1963 Pontiac 

damage $400 After 5 I'M or 

Grand Prix, blue in and out, looks 

FIREBIRDS 

weekend 553 2396 

and runs excellent $2350 1 685 8556 

GRAND PRIXS 

Somerset Pontiac 

TROY 

HOLMAN T R A NS PORT AT ION 

SPECIALS" 1972 Toyota Coupe, 

only $50, 1973 Cadillac 4 door, $895, 

1973 Ford pickup with camper only 

$1,995. 1971 Chev Nova Coupe $695, 643-8600 MR LYLE 

1971 Toyota pickup $895, 1972 Chev 

Malibu. Convt (inly $1,195 RED 

HOLMAN PONTIAC 722-4444 

421-5700 lllllllllll 

880 Pontiac 

TRANS AM 1977 power steering, 

brakes, auto. air. cruise, stereo, 

custom interior, Rustproofed, low 

mileage $5400 . 455-8939 

TRANS AM. 1976 Automatic 

stereo, radio, power equipped, like 

new $4,795 JACK DEMMER 

FORD 72 1 6560 

TRANS AM 1977 All black with 

gold aluminum wheels, air automat^, 

T A motor Privafe 459 0821 

1972 PONTIAC 

STATION WAGON 

Runs Rood Only $395 

Page 352 8580 Telegraph 94 Mile 

1 977 Grand Prix 

Iziaded including T tops 

Roger Penske Chei- 355 2500 

884 Volkswagen 

BEETLE 1972 |lC 1972 Runs 

excellent AM FM $850 After 6 

I'M 644-7323 

RABBIT 1975 Red (loud condition 

Radials, radio $2,075 After 6 PM 

643 7821 

SCIROCCO 1977, 

absolutely perfect 

garaged f. maintained 

sonalcar $5750 

SUPER BEETLE 

condition $1,500 

every option 

low mileage. 

I>r s per 

642 7630 

1973, very good 

641 7735 

SUPER BEETLE 1971 rebuilt 

engine & carbuerator Best offer 

After 6PM 522 3546 

VW BUS. 1971 excellent mechanical 

condition $800 681 6889 

VW DASHER SALE 

10 IN STOCK 

50 USED CARS 

FROM $395 

TOM SULLIVAN 

VOLKSWAGEN 

OPEN SATURDAY 

25400 W 8Mlie 353 6900 

TYPE 3 Fastback 1973. radio, 

automatic some rust very good 

running condition $1 195 591-6566 

VOLKSWAGEN |%9 good condi 

lion $375 Call after 5 P M 4275186 

VW BUG 1969. runs well, good 

condition little rdst only 77.000 

miles 

689 9514 

SUPER BEETLE 1971, $800 or best 

offer, runs good 476-9417 

SUPER BEETLE 1969, body very 

good condition, runs good, 642-4987 

Space efficient. 

Dollar efficient. 

Ford Granada 

Smooth riding, efficient mileage and styling that compares 

to cars costing thousands more Yourjs for a day, 

weekend or longer at a rental price that's easy to handle 

1 00 per day 11 c per mile 


SUPER BEETLE 1971 good 

transporation $800 Before 4pm 

427 7192 

SUPER BEETLE 1972 AM FM 

rear defrost, perfect condition. See 

to appreciate $165 0 427 7968 

VW DASHER 1975 am-fm 4 speed 

rustproofed. excellent condition 

$2,850. call after 5 PM 569-5663 

VW K ARM ANN GHIA, 1974 Beauti 

ful green Only 26,000 miles 

OPEN SATURDAY 


34501 Plymouth Rd „ 425 5400 

Betwn Wayne & Farmington Rds 

VW RABBIT 1975 deluxe 4 sp.vd 

am-fm rustproofed. rear defroster 

879 8833 

VW BUG, 1973 5 to choose from 

OPEN SATURDAY 


34501 Plymouth Rd 425 >400 

Betwn Wayne 4 Farmington Rds 

VW 1969. new hr.ikes FM radio 

excellent running condition $375 

334 1302 or 362-1969 

'70 TOYOTA 

Air conditioning AM FM 

'73 MAZDA 

? door 

'73 DART 

2 door automatic 

'73 MAVERICK 

6 cylinder, automatic 

'73 MAVERICK 

4 door 


VW SCIROCCO 1976 factory air 

AMFM stereo new tirev good 

condition After 6PM 626-4693 

1975 VW SCIROCU) 

Blue low mileage 

OPEN SATURDAY 


34501 Plymouth Rd 425 5400 

Betwn Wayne & Farminglitf Rds 

VW 1971 Camper pop top fully 

equipped nice 981-0033 

VW 1971 Rebuilt engine new 

exhaust system new rubber 

Excellent Transportation $'«95 l.u 

2 1868 or 2924)010 

VW 1974 Station Wagon AM radio 

automatic, air low mileage mus' 

sell 669 2887 or 532 0081 

VW 1974 412 4 door sedan 

automatic Michel ins niceone 

425 4049 

V W 1975 Super Beetle low 

mileage Sun roof am fm cassett

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TWsday, May 25, 1978 

312 Livonia 

CASTLE GARDENS 5 Mile 

Newburgh Are. Beautiful brick 

Colonial. 3 bedrooms, 1W baths, 

country kitchen with dishwasher, 

family rooom natural fireplace, 

central air, 2 car attached garage, 

many extras Priced to sell Dy 

owner Ml 900 Open Sat A Sun 15 

PM 

464-0144 

AUCRAMMEDTOGFTHK? - 

Expond into this spacious four 

bedroom Quad-level, a level 

for each member of the family 

without inconvenience to each 

other Immoculate condition, 

huge family room with 

*oodburning fireploce, dining 

room, carpeting, 3 car 

attoched garage Exclusive 

area in Livonia $78,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

REALTY 

15707 Farmington, Livonia 

261-1600 

ALUMINUM VlDED" frame 2 

bedrooms, living room with fire 

place country kitchen, large utility 

room Spacious, completely fenced 

yard with patio 533 2704 

BEAT INFLATION 

ttS.000 buys this attractive alumi 

num sided bungalow with 3 bed 

rooms hardwood floors, large coun 

try kitchen play room & garage 

This immaculate, well cared for 

borne has 2 06 acres which can be 

subdivided into four W acre lots 

City water & sewer A best buy ' 

Call now NICHOLS REALTY 348 

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BRICK CAPE COD 

North of 5, west of Farmington 3 

bedroom brick cape cod style 2J' 

living room, formal dining room, 

beautiful natural fireplace, 2 car 

garage, approx 4 acre Open Sun 

day 2 to 5 Pm $69,500 

GAfttlNG INC 582-6144 

BUCKINGHAM VILLAGE, 3 bed 

room 24 baths. Bi level brick, 

dining room, natural fireplace, bath 

in master bedroom, excellent 

location, 24 car garage 27818 

Lyndon. $62,900 425 8904 

BY OWNER Buyers only 5 Mile, 

Newburgh area • 4 bedroom quad, 2 

baths, dining room, family room 

with fireplace, attached 2 car 

garage, shown by appointment 

after 5pm tfO.OOO 484-3801 

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31Z Uvonia 

312 Livonia 

EVER POPULAR 

Qwirable 3 becfroom brick 

ranch home on a paved street 

in North Livonia. Featuring 

aluminum trim for easy 

maintenance Super finished 

rec room for entertaining, 

GOD BUY 

SoJid 3 bedroom home with 

poMibie 4th bedroom Located 

an large lot with trees A»king 

only $27,500 Hurryl. 

CENTURY 21 

and central air for summer Hartford West. Inc. 420-2100 

cool Asking $35,900 

HARRY S 

MOVING out of state, beautiful 3 

bech-oom aluminum ranch In Clar 

enceville school district, large 

corner lot. country kitchen, fully 

carpeted, washer and dryer 

WOLFE included. 2S ear garage with heat 

k electricity Excellent condition, 

COMPANY 

by owner, appointment only 

1T235 Seven Mile 474-5700 Bl.WO 474 1253 

Coventry Gardens 

FIRST OFFERING 

BeaiMlfui custom built 3 bedroom 

brick ranch on % acre, ravine lot In 

Uvooia'a finest sub Absolutely gor 

geous and in mint condition Asking 

I7M00 Call MERLIN 

Norwood 

•b. 12, Inc 478-5000 

DUTCH COLONIAL - S acre 

wooded lo(. 4 bedroom, central air, 

full wall brick fireplace. IS baths, 

large patjlo By Owner 183.700 

281 0681 

ROBERT 

^ Realtor 

1005 W. Ann Arbor Trail 

Plymouth 453-8200 

NEVER BEFORE OFFERKD 1 The warmth ol brick and the attractive color 

selections of this one story home are, indeed, pleasing touches to the striking 

v ,ual appeal of this three year old home Landscaping and patio's are impor- 

'ant this time of yeai and the owner's of this home have been extravagant in its 

exterior development 3 spacious bedrooms, 2V? baths, formal dining room, 

family room with fireplace, 1st floor laundry, full basement, and 2Vz car side 

entrance garage with opener Abundant extras consist of Central Air, Electronic 

air purifier, Security system and underground sprinkling system PREDICT- 

ABLY ITS LOCATION IS A HIGHLY FAVORED PLYMOUTH NEIGHBORHOO 

DJUST MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH FAULTLESSLY DECO 

RATED $99 500 453-8200 

Nl W UN THE MARKt 1 1 INCOMPARABLE IN VALUE AND IN ITS STATE OF 

CONDITION THIS PLYMOUTH one story home is a convincing solution to your 

''ousmij needs To be found in a neighborhood of well groomed homes, this 

often rig contains 3 bedrooms. 1'/2 baths, a country kitchen, family room with 

fireplace full basement and 2'/2 car garage Central Air, a fully enclosed rear 

yard, and beautiful landscaping enhance this outstanding new offering $52,900 

453-8200 

NEVER BEFORE OFFERED 1 PLYMOUTH 1 Seldom do original owner one story 

homes of this caliber become available A superb location so pleasingly 

tucked away yet still within walking distance to Bird elementary and West 

Middle schools A setting (110x230) that provides children vvilh room to exer 

cise and mature trees appropriately enhance the grounds 3 bedrooms, 2 full 

baths formal dining room, a fireplace, a 22 ft family room, finished basement 

with outdoor access, and 2'/? car attached garage HERE IS A HOME THAT 

HAS BETN GIVEN THE BEST OF CARE AND IS MOST DESERVING OF YOUR 

IMMEDIATE ATTENTION $74,900 453-8200 

NEVER BEFORE OFFERED 1 A HOME'S LOCATION IS SO IMPORTANT and this 

home enpys one of Plymouth's best This inspiring home is truly custom and is 

distinguished by its magnificent setting making it ideal for outdoor/summer enjoyment 

The interior arrangement is refreshing!/ conceived and turns your first visit 

into an adventure of delightful surprises The large living room has a raised-hearth 

fireplace and a dramatic sloped ceiling 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 full'baths, formal 

dming room slate entrance, main level laundry, and a well-planned kitchen offers 

splendid views from the work areas and breakfast room The walk-out lower level 

provides abundant window areas and opens to a spacious terrace A family room 

with a second woodburning fireplace, a hospitality bar, and study are all present 

Workshop areas Andersen thermopane windows, Central Air. and an underground 

sprinkling system are among the many features of this faultlessly maintained 

home SO VERY SPECIAL AT $110 000 453-8200 

It s a red-letter day when the Homes For 

Living sign goes up in front of your home, 

because that means that your home will be 

featured in Homes For Living Magazine, 

assuring maximum exposure to home 

buyers here, and across the country 

And there s no need to have the house-hunting 

blues You can preview homes for sale 

right in the comfort of your living room by 

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COLOR 

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COUNTRY 

Atmosphere surrounds this 

sharp multi level home in 

excellent Livonia location. 

Four bedrooms, huge country 

kitchen (new), I '/j baths, fomily 

room. Garage Nicely land 

tcaped ravine size lot. 

$50,900 includes a one year 

limited warranty 

FIRST 

FEDERAL 

Realty 478 3400 

CREAM PUFF OF 

CREAM PUFFS 

In Livonia! 3 bedrooms, brick 

ranch with large kitchen, full 

basement, carpeting, fireplace 

in living room, 2 car garage 

$37,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

REALTY 

15707 Farmington, Livonia 

261-1600 

OPEN SUNDAY 1 4PM 

Double wing Colonial with Pillars 4 

bedroom, 2S bath over 2,400 sq ft , 

fireplace, finished basement with 

office and workshop Central air, 

double insulation, 2 patios, large 

above ground pool, 6 Mile-Levan 

Area $w,900 Owner. 464 7 381 

COVENTRY WOODS 

Executive brick ranch home in the 

lroes, custom built 4 bedroom home 

with 3 baths, dining room. Florida 

room, recreation room, and 

attached two car garage Lovely lot 

with inground pool, don't miss this 

one (94.990 

COVENTRY 

Cuatom brick home ideal for large 

family. 5 bedrooms. 2 baths, dining 

room, family room, basement and 

attached 2 car garage, lovely treed 

lot 174.900 Call now 

SOMETHING 

SPECIAL 

Kimberly Oaks Custom 2 bedroom 

brick ranch home beautifully decorated 

and carpeted throughout, din 

ing room, professional recreation 

room, and attached 2 car garage 

Only $57,900 

REALTY WORLD 

C . W . A L L E N 

421-2100 

FOUR BEDROOM 

2 bath, quad, large lot 15487 Hidden 

Lane Owner 169,500 522 4440 or 

427-3332 

LIVONIA 

FAMILY ROOM featured in lovely 

BRICK RANCH in Desirable area 3 

bedrooms, modern country kitchen 

with built ins Carpeted. IS baths, 

rec room, attached garage 

EARL KEIM 

538-8300 

REDFORD INC. 

OPEN SUNDAY. 8650 SHARI DRIVE, Westland, 

lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch home in the Livonia 

School district, carpeting, aluminium trim, new patio. 

CENTRAL AIR, 2 car garage. $44,500 

OPEN SUNDAY. 16312 NEGAUNEE, Redford, warm 

homey feeling surrounds this charming 3 bedroom 

brick ranch

•Htirsday, May 25, 1978 

•3D 

Clos/ifled Real E/tate 

312 (ivonia 

1ST FLOOR 

laundry along with 3 bedroorrw. 

fa»vily room with natural 

fireplace, central air, 

beoutifully finished basement, 

carpeted hardwood 

floors are |ust some of the fine 

fecrtures along with a 2 air 

attached garage in Castle 

Gardens Gall NANCY AUS- 

MAN at 

CENTURY 21 

Hbrtford West. Irx 453 7600 

5 MJIE-NEWBURGH 

Immaculate J bedroom brick ranch, 

Utchrn includes built ins. carpeting 

throughout, family room with natu 

ral fireplace, attached 2 car 

garage full price $58,900 Ask for 

JEROME KERN or ELSIE 

LEIDAL 

Norwood 

No 1, Inc 464-2800 

STAY COOL 

In this lovely 4 bedroom colonial. 

separate dining room, 

2Vi baths, family room hre^ 

pJoce, olso large heated 

inground gunite pool All this 

•nd more located in prestigious 

Burton Hdlw Estates 

Asking $84,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. 420 2100 

Summertime 

Fun 

Enjoy an outdoor BBQ beside the 

pool in this J bedroom brick ranch 

in Uvonia with air conditioning 1W 

baths, full finished basement 2*« 

car garage, and many extras Only 

152.MO Call today 

Century 21 

Boordwalk Div 

629 

WHY RENT? 

When you can own this charming 2 

bedroom home Completely redeco 

rated, large lot' Under $30,000 Call 

now for more info or others 

ELLIS 476-1700 

314 Plymouth Canton 

\ DELIGHTFUL Wooded Park at 

the back proper* line enhances 

his spacious 3 bedroom bnck ranch 

n uinton's Franklin Palmer 

Eatates Large family room with 

ioorwall overlooking wooded lot 

full basement, completely car 

peted Located on quiet •t cul de sac 

Mid $40 s Call ~ "" ' 397 0587 

American Dream 

rhis 3 bedroom brick ranch offers a 

full basement, huge kitchen, natu 

ral fireplace in family room, car 

petmg, patio and fenced yard Lots 

jf extras move in condition 

$52.MO 

Century 21 

Hartford 424 Inc. ' 525 4444 

RUNNING CREEK 

On this ACRE LOT, 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with walkout 

basement, family room, natural 

fireplace, central air, 

attached garage & more in 

one of Plymouth's finest areas 

$75,900 Ask for Gary Howard 

455-5511 

MARK 

SPACIOUS 

3 bedroom brick ranch with 

fireplace in oversized family 

room, carpeted hardwood 

floors, built-in china hutch, 

basement, 2 car attached 

garage 

All beautifully maintained 

Priced at $63,500 

Call: 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 453 7600 


"Better Homes & 

Gardens" 

Describes this exquisite 4 bedroom, 

2 full bath bi-level, 

offering: formal cfcning room, 

oversize family room, selfwaxing 

floors, central air, cus 

torn window treatment, upgraded 

carpeting, professional 

landscaping, wood deck with 

moat unusual terrace Asking 

only $69,500 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 981 - 2900 

Beyond Description 

The only words for this exquis 

ite 4 bedroom Tudor Quad in 

Salem Manor featuring 2 

baths, 1st floor utility, ceramic 

foyer, extra insulation 

throughout, beautiful family 

room with corner brick wall 

fireploce and all new appliances. 

Not room for all the 

extras Asking only $71,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc. 981-2900 

CANTON BY OWNER. Beautifully 

decorated, 3 bedroom, IS bath 

Colonial, oversized family room, 

cathedral celling, central air, patio, 

gas grill, redwood fence Many 

Extras Must Sell $64,900 Open 

Sat Sun 16PM. 455 5725 

CANTON COLONIAL in Sunflower. 

4 bedrooms, 2S baths den custom 

draperies. 1st floor laundry, wet 

bar in family room, large lot, 6 

months old, much more, low 80 s 

455 4B82 

CANTON, 3 bedroom Colonial. IS 

baths, attached 2 car garage, 

formal dining room, extra large 

family room with fireplace, new 

pool Immediate occupanc; 

Extras 

CENTENNIAL HOME overlooking 

Wilcox Lake, convenient to down 

town Plymouth and freeway, 

inground pool, garage, new carpet 

ing, solarium immediate occu 

pancy, 453 7080 or eves 455 5171 

CENTRAL AIR 

3 bedroom brick ranch, family 

room with fireplace Full basement, 

attached 2 car garage Many more 

extras. $59,900 Call Karen A Swys 

tun 455-77M 

REALTY WORLD 

COLONIAL VILLAGE 

PLYMOUTH TWP . by" owner, 3 

bedroom tri level on cul de sac. 2 

baths, family room with fireplace, 

large kitchen, 2S car garage 

$57^500 455-7948 

CHARMING 4 Bedroom Brick 

Colonial, 2S baths, 1st floor 

laundry, formal living & dining 

room family room with fireplace 

carpeted throughout, 2S car 

garage, summer screened in porch, 

gas grill, decorated to perfection 

JT9.900 455 3081 


\ CITY FARM 

Beautifully maintained home 

witty 2 large bedrOms, 

1 '/2 

baths, natural 

fireplace, enclosed 

Florida room, 

located on almost 3 

acres. Hurry, only 

$68,900. Askfor 

BOB AITCHISON. 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. 

420-2100 

CITY of Plymouth by owner, 

beautiful 1 year old custom built IS 

story, 3 possibly 5 bedrooms, IS 

baths, fireplace, full basement. 

$56,900 1025 Palmer 455 6825 

WOW! 

A super 3 bedroom home with 

family room, dining room, 

central air, large covered 

patio, privacy fence, attached 

garage, 

tastefully decorated, 

all proudly maintained 

see Priced at $64,900 

CENTURY 21 

Must 

Hartford West Inc. 453 7600 

WINDSOR PARK 3 bedroom brick 

ranch. IS baths, large kitchen with 

dining area, Solarian floor, patio, 

family room with natural fireplace 

$62,500 459 0964 


"Cream Puff" 

Absolutely perfect is this 

impeccably decorated brick 3 

bedroom, I Vi bath tri-level, 

extra large family room with 

full wall brick fireplace, custom 

window treatment, exceptional 

landscaping and 2 car 

attached garage 

at $56,900 

Priced to sell 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 981-2900 

DON'T MISS 

This 3 bedroom full brick cape cod 

Basement custom kitchen, large 

family room with fireplace Car 

peted, throughout, 2 car attached 

garage on professionally land 

scaped lot, $63,900 Call Karen A 

Swystun. 455-7790 

REALTY WORLD 

COLONIAL VILLAGE 

DREAM NO MORE 

Your dreams can become a 

reality with this beautiful 3 

bedroom brick 

ranch, featuring 

a family room with natural 

fireplace, basement, 2 car 

garage, 

all on a lovely large 

lot Asking $58,500 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South, Inc 464-6400 

No I C 21 Office in Mich 1977 

SALEM TOWNSHIP 

Best buy tor industrial building site we've seen tor a long long time 1 5 

acres close lo I ?7fi X Way $??900 

SOUTH LYON 

Walk to schools, shopping arid churches from this conveniently 

located ? story home recently remodeled 3 or 4 bedrooms and family 

room $49 (XX) 

HAMBURG TOWNSHIP 

NLW HOME Tudor style 3 000 Sq Ft plus Walk-oui Ranch Oui 

standing custom kitchen family room 2 tireplaces game room 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths or v« acre wooded site $90 000 

NEW HOML Nacho Flavored Ranch with 3 bedrooms 2 balhs heat 

alator fireplace formal dining room acre site with Gill Lake privi 

leges $76 000 

129 W Lake St 

South Lyon, Mich 


FUSSIEST BUYER 

This 3 bedroom brick ranch fea 

tures sunken I. R . large kitchen 

with pantry sunken dining room, 

finished basement Move in condi 

Uon All for $51,900 

Call 459-3700 

REALTY WORLD 

CHAPMAN WEST 

PLYMOUTH TWP custom brick 

Ranch on fully landscaped acre lot 

3 bedrooms. IS baths, large living 

room with 14' raised hearth natural 

fireplace 4 cathedral ceiling 

Family room, screened patio, 2 car 

attached garage, central air, 

carpeted throughout $72,900 

Buyersonly Open Sunday 1 5PM 

455 2244 


FORMER MODEL 

Just listed this huge and sparkling 

clean 

3 bedroom brick 

ranch, custom built wood deck 

and storage chcjiet, 1st floor 

laundry, 2'/? baths, up-graded 

carpeting, attached 2 cor 

garage, and much more 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 981 2900 

HOLIDAY PARK 

By owner, 3 bedroorfi Colonial, IS 

baths, family room with fireplace, 

finished basement, 2 car attached 

S 

rage, patio & much more $58,500 

ill after 6 PM 455 4967 


HERE TODAY 

GONE TOMORROW 

In most desirable Lake Pointe 

Fieldstone brick ranch boast 

ing 3 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, 

beautiful family room, fm 

ished basement, central air, 

maintenance free exterior ond 

2Vi car garnge Must see to 

appreciate all the pluses 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 981 2900 


NEAT & PETITE 

Bright and cheery 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with family room, 

full basement, and low taxes 

for only $49,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429 Inc 981 -2900 

30 Day Occupancy 

on this beautiful 4 bedroom brick 

colonial in Carriage Hills Sub 

division Features family room 

with fireplace formal dining room 

underground sprinkling plus 2 car 

garage and more Only $68 400 

PLYMOUTH, desirable location 4 

bedroom ranch, atre 2 baths 

fireplace. Florida Koom hardwood CENTURY 2 

floors, custom $77 500 453 1911 YOUR REAL ESTATE S3" 6808 

HOUSES AVAILABLE FOR QUICK OCCUPANCY 

*Fairway Trails 

CHOICE LOTS STILL AVAILABLE IN PHASE #2 

in 3}rightort_ 

CHOICE LOTS NOW AVAILABLE 

6 NEW MODEL HOMES 

? RANCHES...2 COLONIALS . ONE QUAD LEVEL 

Fairway Trails is surrounded by some of Michigan's most 

beautiful lakes and park areas 

a country atmosphere with 

all the conveniences of city water, sewer and paved streets 

Includes • 3 or 4 bedrooms • 2-car attached $gQ 

HQ4N garage • Full basement • carpeting • trom 

Model 

229-2080 

Models open daily l to 7 

closed Thursday 

Built by Burt Construction Co. 

and Granada Homes. Inc 

' 

fairway 

Fairway Trails Is located on Fairway Trails Drive and Brighton Lake Road T ake c* it 14 / i io Rr jt ! r 

Main St to Third turn IHt to Brighton Lhkp Road turn right to Fair way I rails Drive and Fairway Trails " < n.!Hs 

m 

Trails 

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SOUTHFIELD 

Contemporary Quad with two balhs and paneled family 

room set amongst the flowering trees and shrubs Choice 

Civic Center location $44,900 

SOUTHFIELD 

Over 2Vt acres Privacy and trees Three bedroom custom 

Ranch, formal dining, two fireplaces, ceramic tiled parlor 

full finished basement $66,900 


'wo acres custom built walkout basement. Florida Room 

hardwood floors, three bedrooms. 2Vz baths 2 POO square 

feet $76,900 

COMMERCE 

Quaint and picturesque best describes tins three hrd-i 

Farm House that offers a ham and acreage tp Ihe w 

1)0 horse farm entrepreneur^ $89 900 

WIXOM 

Beautiful view of Loon Lake from this three bedroom walk 

out basement Ranch, finished with bath and fireplace in 

move in condition $59,900 


unbelievable 1 This four bedroom Ranch with a study a full 

basement and a super beautiful lot plus such necessities 

as central air. country kitchen with an island 2 1 /? baths and 

more I his is a here today, gone tomorrow proposition 

Don't miss oui 1 $149,900 

UNION LAKE 

Venice of the Woods the Power ol the Pyramid cap 

lured in this new custom) built three bedrooms tw. r aths 

his and her garage Pyramid design $139 900 

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At-**. 


La*e front i.ustom fey,tripe mmediately available- lor 

entertaining and lamily living Four bedrooms, gourmet 

kitchen and central air are only a few ©• *• 

-harms $214 900 


This home stands defiant of time - a massive mirror of the 

past - a structure unparalled by today's standards A true 

original' $129,900 


Complete privacy affords Ihe buyer of this 

spectacular estate a ' world all his own 

Detailed in every conceivable aspect, this 

is a classic home that is "mind boggling 1 ' 


Three bedrooms large open kitchen to family room with 

vaulted ceiling, central air oak hardwood floor 2'? ( ar 

garage, immaculate $73,900 

from the pages of landscaping 

design, a view of the "pool house" reveals 

the bridge and waterfall, the pond and 

fountain, the beauty of a natural setting 

OA E 


Custom built Executive Ranch, 2600 sq ft, underground 

sprinklers, 20x20 entertainment area, large 

f ooms. massive slate foyer Resting on acre with trees 

$129,000 

Complete with a beautiful pool, this unique 

retreat is one of the many, many out 

standing features that will surely please 

every discriminate Buyer 

home today $290,000 

Or>MYe 

21 TM 

REAL ESTATE 

See this unusual 

Century 21 

Robec Properties 

6070 W. Maple 

W. Bloomfield 

851-7711 

'"II fit! 


Formal, yet livable - Informal, yet elegant Four seasons 

living at its finest 

Three bedroom ranch, indoor pool 

three baths, central stereo, circular drive $199,000

mmm ii i^Mfe M A M IMMM* iii - - - 

4D* Thursday, May 25,1978 

3)4 Plymouth Canton 

Holiday Special! 

Price Negotiable! 

Occupancy Negotiable! 

CWner is ready fcx an offer on 

this 1400 sq ft tri. Features 

include spacious 80 x 150 ft 

lot on a cul-de soc Beautiful 

family room with fireplace, 

1 Vi baths and attached 

goroge Bring all offers Call 

CAVE BEARDSLEY 

CENTURY 21 

Hortford West. Inc 453-7600 

PLYMOUTH TWP « "bedroom 

brick quad 24 car attached 

garaae 2 baths family room, 

fireplace completely carpeted, 

larpe treed lot many extras Mid 

170-1 420 2941 


4 FAMILY 

Ijwid contract terma 2 separate 

garagei, basement and many 

extras Only 159 900 Bring offers 

CENTURY 21 

ABC REALTY 

72M6M 

Immediate 

Occupancy 

Cknton brick ranch has 3 large bed 

rooms, parlor living room, panelled 

family room with raised hearth 

fireplace, 14 baths, 2 car attached 

garage Only $M,900 Call now 

Century 21 

Boordwolk Div ' ' co 459 3600 

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GALLERY OF HOMES 

453-2210 

PLYMOUTH INCOME-$36,900 

Look! |6000 down, land contract 

terms A dandy investment Income, 

lower 5 rooms, upper 4 rooms, full 

basement. gas best. Call S4M700 

BRUCE ROY REALTY INC 


PLYMOUTH TWP, 

a super 3 bedroom brick ranch 

in Plymouth Twp, that features 

a fireploce in family 

room, finished basement with 

Vi bath, excellent decor, 

mature trees and shrubs, 

garoge and pride of ownership. 

Hurryl Priced at 

$54,900. Call: 

CENTURY 21 

Hortford West, Inc 453-7600 

A 3 CAR GARAGE 4 bedroom 24 

bath colonial 1st floor laundry 

room, family room with fireplace 

Formal dining, storage, shed. extra 

insulation Much more Immediate 

possession Buyers only Eves 

453-4805 


BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom, 24 bath 

brick colonial 2,200 sq ft Many 

extras Windsor Park By owner 

$W,500 455 4227 

BY owner 3 bedroom brick ranch, 

full basement family room, large 

lot with privacy fence 981 0277 

CANTON, by owner Country living, 

custom J bedroom Ranch, almost 1 

acre, barn A storage shed 24 car 

attached garage 149 000 455 5291 

North Canton Ranch 

3 bedroom brick with huge family 

room/fireplace, country kitchen, 

brand new carpeting, all earth tone 

decor, full tiled basement 24 car 

garage, fine condition, quick occu 

pancy Asking 154,900 Can arrange 

$3000 down Call 464 0800 or 522-6000 

One Way 

Real Estate Oae 

CANTON 

irge custom built California ranch on beautiful 1V3 acre lot Big master 

•' i' " itura fireplace 2 baths and all kitchen appliances are just a few of 

• i' 'enures this country home ofters $74,900 Call 477-1111 

"We make things simpler 

PLYMOUTH 


New Listing 

Plymouth Twp 3 bedroom quad on 

over 4 acre lot Includes basement, 

23 ft fireplace with raised hearth, 

attached 24 car garage and much 

more' For only >61.900 For your 

personal tour, call 

Norwood 

No 10, Inc. 459-2800 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP. 

I-akepoint Village subdivision 4 

bedroom brick double wing colo 

nial, 2250 sq ft , 24 baths, family 

room with fireplace. 24 car heated 

garage, central air, large patio with 

grill, large lot with many trees & 

evergreens By appdin t m ent 

420-0885 

» 

for you' 

Stroll to Downtown, superbly renovated older 3 bedroom home with bath and 

half, interior tastefully refurnished from front parlor to the great upstairs both 

with tub and walk in shower Outdoor entertaining, fun on the 20 x 30 bricked 

patio with bar-be-que pit $59,900 Call 455-7000 (53184) 


NEW LISTIG 

Large 3 bedroom 

colonial with 1 Vl 

baths, family room, 

fireplace, full 

basement under 

family room, 

attached garage with 

large covered patio 

with footings. All 

located in low tax 

Plymouth Twp, Only 

$63,900. Call 

CHUCK CASSIE. 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. 

420-2100 

sJpR RANCH 

Two year old immaculate 3 bed 

room brick Huge kitchen with 

built ins. first floo^ laundry carpet 

ing throughout, family room with 

natural fireplace. 24 baths, 24 car 

garage, full price $68,900 Ask for 

ELSIE LEIDAL 

Norwood 

No T, Inc 464-2800 

WALK TO TOWN 

From this immoculate 3 bed 

room bungalow A large lot, 

full basement, hardwood 

floors, low taxes and quick 

occupancy ore some of the 

many features which will 

make this house go fast Don't 

hesitate at just $48,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 981-2900 

WINDSOR PARK 

Central air is included in this 

1800 sq. ft tri-level This 

home is located on a quiet 

court and boasts o maintenance 

free exterior Asking 

only $59,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hortford West, Inc 453 7600 

CANTON, by owner, 4 bedroom 

Colonial, new carpeting and drapes, 

many extras stay Immediate 

occupancy $69,900 455 2061 421 1580 

CANTON by owner, 3 bedroom 

ranch, 14 baths family room with 

fireplace, country kitchen patio, 

finished basement, 148.500 39» •! 900 i ' ill 525 0990 (52911) 

WAYNE 

'•'i * •' i» upancv Deautiful 3 bedroom ranch with family room, full base 

• • r I I ar garage $34 900 Call 326 2000 (52923) 

PLYMOUTH 

,• 'v 3 bedroom home walking distance to schools, shopping and down- 

' Plymouth full basement, 1'/? car garage hardwood floors Very good 

j"t>orhood $46 900 Call 455-7000 


• . v ' • in excellent condition This home features central air, 

• t ' Q system green house, play house Finished basement with 

i -iB ;>00 Cal 525 0990 (52062) 

REDFORD 

• tv !- i 1 ' I it ii >•. irge ivmg room. 2'/? car garage Home needs some work 

i •! • 00 Cal 52b 0990 

LIVONIA 

i -'V if •/ spacious 3 bedroom ranch with family room, attached 2 car 

TIM.] • i''u'• sep,n ite office area for your young executive Accessible to 1-275 

$1,4 nt Hushed witfi wet bar and fireplace, central air and a 2'/? car garage 

Hi m,' , 'r.< irea am all brick and comparable $45,900 Call 261-0700 

( 530 Hi) 

JJiv SvMjL" 

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SOUTHFIELD 

Large family, don't live like the woman in the shoe Move into this spacious 4-5 

bedrooms with loads of closets, huge kitchen. 1st floor utility room ?V 2 baths, 

sauna with shower in basement Large private lot with stream near schools 

and X-ways $79,500 Call 261-0700 (53030) 

BEAVER CREEK 

Lot on private road 100 x 230 Flectncity available Water privilege Great 

recreation or retirement area all out-door activities readily available Close to 

Higgms and Houghton lakes $4,000 Gal! 261-0700 

REDFORD 

Well priced home, featuring face brick, 3 bedrooms, ample storage, new 

carpeting, immaculate condition inside and out Home service contract 

$26,500 Call 261-2600 (52955) 

DETROIT 

Cozy, immaculate best describes this lovely 3 bedroom. 1 w 2 story home in a 

prime area, near Detroit Diesel For summer comfort, it offers central air 

conditioning and electronic air cleaner for your car a 1Vz car garage The 

clean dry basement is perfect for your children s play on bad weather days A 

must see $25,500 Call 261 2500 )52499) 

DETROIT 

3 bedroom ranch in Old Redford Nicely decorated Quiet area Ideal for starter 

home, or retirees $20 500 Call 261-2600 (52799) 


Outstanding, beautifully restored 100 year old home, immaculate condition-3 

bedrooms, family room with natural fireplace, Florida room sun room, dining 

room, oversi2ed heated garage So many extras in this totally charming 

home Beautifully landscaped I 1 /? acres Hill top location with breathtaking 

view $96,000 Call 261 2600 (52957) 

WESTLAND 

4 bedrooms 1 Brick ranch with 4 bedrooms and V/? baths 2 car garage and 

partially finished recreation room $32,900 (52985) 

Real Estate Two, Inc. 

iReal C stale"* fj lope'ily .. \lana Merri 

man area Beautifully maintained 

brick and aluminum tri level 4 

Bedrooms newly decorated living 

room with new carpeting Florida 

room off familv room Basement 

patio 2 car garage Beautifully 

landscaped double insulation' 

$49,900 427 2346 

Livonia Schools 

ond in mint condition 

3 bed 

rooms, kitchen with separate 

dinette . attached gorage with 

breezewoy $32 900 

Century 2 1 

HARTFORD S 261 4200 

MERRIMAN CHERRY HILL area 

for sale by owner brick Ranch 3 

bedrooms 14 balhs large kitchen 

finished basement 24 car 

patio asking $36 900 Call after 

7PM 

32HI49 

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HORIZONS OF ... 

MILFORD 

•-1 

LIVONIA 

Clean and sharp describes this bnck. ranch in desirable Rosedale Meadows 

2 y i car garage and partially finished basement, tool Won't last at $45 900 Call 

261-0700 

' 

LIVONIA 

Immaculate home with everything! Just waiting for ttie right owner If you are 

the out-doors type you can't miss this with its in-ground heated pool Fantastic 

buy on this 3 bedroom brick ranch, with 4th bedroom in basement Electric 

fireplace in basement You have to see this one $62,500 Call 261-2600 

(52918) 

MANY HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM 

AT PRE - OPENING PRICES 

M 

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from 

$108,000 

MODEL HOURS 

WED FRI SAT SUN 

1-6 pm 

QAWSON 

MODEL 

685-9717 

OFFICE 

698-4500 

PONTIAC 

TBAIl 

BUILT 

BY 

PER 

CONSTRUCTION 

COMPANY 

SAIE S BY 

II I, 

Cedar Shores 

I 

OAE

-»^ A i - 

316 Westland 

Garden Gty 

W49 CHIRREWA LANE. (E of 

Wildwood. S of Warren > This sharp 

maintenance free 4 bedroom tri 

level offers a large kitchen fire 

place in 21*13 family room, full 

screened porch 2 (ull baths, carpet 

ing throughout. 2 car attached 

garage many extras Very desir 

able area Enjoy the new 21 ft pool 

this summer $59 900 

Century 2 1 

Hartford 424 Inc 525 4444 

RECIPE FOR A 

FAMILY HOME 

Add to brick and aluminum 

1 3 bedrooms 

2 Car port 

3 Large kitchen 

4 Full Basement 

5 24 Car Garage 

6 Greal Area & Schools 

Mi* well with fast occupancy and 

ONLV $35 900 Ask for TOM or 

LOU 

GRAMCO 

525-7400 

SEEING IS BEUEVINGI 

Immaculate quality built 4 bedroom 

Cape Cod Central air, super 

kitchen 24 car garage $35,500 

WILL TIPTON 

427 5010 

STARTER OR RETIREE 

2 hedroom brick ranch, aluminum 

trim natural woodwork throughout 

stove, refrigerator included Situ 

ated on a large fenced yard 

Garage near Westland shopping 

center Just $27 900 

Realty World 

CAMELOT 525 5600 

STARTER 

Three bedroom older home Alumi 

num sided, ideal (or the handyman 

$23 900 Call 522 8300 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

THREE BEDROOM ranctv 74 

baths, (amilv room finished base 

ment, new furnace new carpeting 

thru out Cherry Hill Wayne Rd 

area After 5 pm weekdays 

Anytime weekends 326-5218 

SUPER SHARP 

WESTLAND 3 bedroom brick 

ranch. 2 car garage no wa* kitchen 

floor carpeting throughout In one 

of West land's finest areas Livonia 

Schools $37 900 

Norwood 

No 8 Inc 522 2900 

316 Westkmd 

Garden Gty 

TODAY 478 1040 

BY OWNER Brick Home, 2 car 

brick garage, 1 acre of land, 

landscaped by Western Golf & 

Country Club Country living 

beautiful, $51,500 531-7196 

BY OWNER 19362 Lennane. 3 

bedroom Brick, finished basement, 

gas heat, new garage, drive & 

sidewalks. Excellent Condition 

Ke 2-8278 

New Home 

Three bedroom all brick ranch, full 

basement walk in closet in master 

bedroom, 18 ft kitchen with pantry 

A great value at 

$37,900 

Norwood 

hb 10, Inc 459-2800 

New To The Market 

Exquisite 3 bedooom brick, newly 

carpeted with maintenance free 

aluminum trim Prime northwest 

area One visit will convince a 

legitimate buyer of its value Call 

JIM ELDRIDGE at 4*4 0800 

One Way 

CENTURY 21'S NO 1 

SALESMAN IN MICHIGAN 

"JERRY STILL" 

WHERE'S 

MY AD? 

If you're listed with Jerry Still's 

GUARANTEED ADVERTISING 

plan it would be here (Prospective 

sellers call Jerry Still > 

"$44,900" 

(1st ad i WOW' SUPER SHARP 

($10,000 renovation I 3 bedroom 

bnck ranch, 3 balhs, (one in master 

bedroom), large 24 car aluminum 

garage, remodeled kitchen, new 

carpeting throughout, (basement 

also) Prime Joy Rd Beech Daly 

area 70 x 120 corner lot Many new 

extras HURRY 26941 W Chicago, 

corner Sioux 

"$62,900" 

(1st ad I SUPER NICE' Custom 

built 3 bedroom ranch in prestigious 

Western Golf Club area 65 x 30, 

attached 24 car garage. 2 natural 

fi replaces, large 100 x 130 lot. new 

roof, new aluminum trim, coufttry 

kitchen with built ins, new carpet 

ing throughout, new furnace 

For 

yowig thinking, fussy buyers' 15096 

Seminole DON T HESITATE 

Call "Jerry Still" 

937-2300 

CENTURY 21 

HALLMARK INC 

McKEDN, live. 

RFM 

ESTATE 

IfUl MMMI 

VfMKWnU 

500 S Mam Street 

Plymouth Mich 48170 

NEW ON THE MARKET 

3 Bedroom, 1V? Bath Colonial in one of Canton's 

nicest subdivisions Family room with Fireplace, 2 

Car Attached Garage Call for details 453-6800 

$63,500 00 

SUNFLOWLR VILLAGE - 2350 square foot Colonial 

will be ready for occupancy within 30 Day 

4 Bedrooms, 

2V? baths den, first floor laundry Many 

extras 

CITY of PLYMOUTH 

The interior of this fine older 

home will excite the old home lover Completely 

updated with spacious rooms and gracious layout 

Exceptionally large Master Bedroom and three other 

bedrooms, formal Dining Room, First Floor Den and 

nice old-fashioned front porch are a few of the features 

$44,900 00 

453-6800 

318 Redford 

TONQUISH VILLAGE. J bedroom CUSTOM BUILT 

MINT CONDITION brick ranch, full basement, 14 

Elegant brick ranch with many fe« 

bath*, fenced, patio, gas grill, built For Family Living 

in* $43. $00 719-0671 

lures J or ( bedrooms, beautifully 

"Hils large brick home features 4 

finished basement, family room 

bedrooms. 2 full baths, formal din 

with natural fireplace. 1 ft door TREE LINED 

ing room, fireplace, oak floors and 

wall to private patio, gai grill, I car 

moldings, wet plaster, full base 

garage, carpeting throughout. street is the letting for this 3 ment and 2 car garage Only 

Uvonia schools Much, much more bedroom ranch with finished 

136.900 

New to market $45 900 

basement, dining room, free 

CENTURY 21 standing fireploce, 2 car Realty World 

Hartford 414, Inc 47$ 6000 garoge, patio and more Asking 

$43,500 Call JOHN 

Better Homes 

NEW LISTING DOUGLAS at: 

535-5400 

WESTLAND Sharp J bedroom 

EXCELLENT STARTER Home' 

brick and aluminum ranch, large 

Great Location Low taxes 3 

CENTURY 21 bedroom, ranch Full tiled base 

utility room Nice home with 

ment 2 car garage Close to 

extras all curtains draperies, Hartford West, Inc 453-7600 shopping & expressway Call after 

refrigerator and stove stay Only 

KE 5 3282 

$27 #00 

UNBELIEVABLE 

is this sharp 4 bedroom home with FIRST EXPOSURE 

finished basement, family room, Bring your checkbook when you 

Norwood carpeting throughout. 2 doorwalls. Inspect this 3 bedroom aluminum 

No 8, Inc 522 2900 

kitchen extras and gas grill for only bungalow (eaturiii^ country 

$».*» 

kitchen, rec room and garage 

$34,900 

NEW LISTING 

CENTURY 21 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch, spa 

CENTURY 21 

cious rooms carpeting, super rec TODAY 425-7900 

room, with wood burning fireplace, 

TODAY 478-1040 

large lot $J4.»00 

WARDEN CITY, 3 bedroom, alumi 

num ranch, 2 full baths, finished 

basement, 24 car garage, large lot. 

JUST LISTED 

by owner 565-7478 

ONLY $44,900 

UNIQUE TRI LEVEL in South Red 

Castelli 

ford Brick, 3 bedrooms, 2 fire 

525-7900 

WE FOUND ONE places, bath and one half Family 

Beautifully decorated J bedroom room overlooking patio and heated 

30805 Ann Arbor Trail brick ranch, large kitchen, living pool Call RALPH to see 

room, new carpeting and paneling 

NEWIYWEOS 

Finished rec room with fireplace 

HRST OFFERING Immediate and wet bar 24 car garage and CENTURY 21 

occupancy on this attractive 

much more Asking $39,900 

GOLD KEY HOMES 

27349 W 7 Mile Redford 

brick ranch with FULL BASE- 

255-2100 

MENT a 3 beckoom home, CENTURY 21 

REDFORD ROYAL GRAND 

carpeted throughout Newly TODAY 425-7900 

decorated, gas heat $39,900 

CENTRAL AIR 

WESTLAND 3 bedroom Colonial 

HARRY S 

14 baths finished basement built Great assumption 3 bedroom brick 

in bar Excellent condition Corner ranch, formal dining room, car 

lot By owner Call Saturday, for peted throughout, finished basement 

$35,900 

appointmnent 522 2150 

WOLFE 

DURSO 261-1400 

COMPANY 

4 BEDROOMS 

K3D# Five Mile 421 5640 Bnck Ranch, full finished base 

REDFORD SOUTH 

ment. large country kitchen with 

appliances, Attached garage, pool, Central Air $36,900 

North Westland Owner amious. only, $45,900 Call 

2 Full Baths 

Karen A Swyslun 45W790 

Bnck 3 bedroom. HUGE COUN 

ACRE 

REALTY WORLD TRY KITCHEN, KNOTTY PINE 

REC ROOM WITH WET BAR 

Country living with city conven COLONIAL VILLAGE PRICED BELOW MARKET 

i«u* can be found in this beautiful 

BEECH GRAND RIVER AREA 

ranch, large country kitchen, na>u 318 Redford 

$6,300 ASSUMES 

ral raised hearth fireplace in living 

Sharp 5 room aluminum ranch, 2 

room, huge master bedroom, pan 

big bedrooms, large country 

try and Florida room and 3 car BE THE FIRST kitchen, big lot Full price $21,900 

garage Call for details Asking 

to inspect this clean and complete 3 

$48 900 

bedroom brick bungalow featuring 

Call Mary Ross 

updated kitchen, and formal dining CENTURY 21 

room, carpeted finished rec room 

Century 21 with bar. garage $36,500 

HALLMARK INC 937 2300 

Boardwalk Di 459 * cr> 3600 

CENTURY 21 S. REDFORD 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

LOVELY Brick Bungalow 3 bed 

OA6 

rooms, carpeted full basement 

Covered terrace, garage, immedi 

ate occupancy 

Lola Valley Park 

CHARMING Ranch on treed lot, 

modern country kitchen large fam 

ily room with fireplace Carpeted 

breezeway attached garage, imme 

diate occupancy 

EARL KEIM 

538-8300 

REDFORD INC. 

THREE BEDROOM brick Ranch 

Sl8b foundation. 14 car garage, 

fenced lot, close to schools Good 

starter home Conventional mort 

gage Buyersonly 531 4527 

..J 

318 Redford 

REDFORD 

VALLEY 

VIEW 

LOLA VALLEY Park is just steps 

away from this attractive 3 bed 

room brick rancfc' home — perfect 

for summer picnics The well kept 

house has new storms and screens, 

and $1000 worth oI custom window 

treatment There's a full finished 

basement, a huge 35 8 ft recreation 

room (air conditioned I. with wel 

bar, family room with updated car 

peting, 14 car garage, only $42,900 

See this great buy at 16902 Norborn, 

Redford 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

538-7740 

REDFORD, $27,500 

2 bedroom biick home with finished 

basement and brick garage, excel 

lent condition 

CENTURY 21 

RESTUM REALTY. INC. 


353 6666 

REDFORD, $66,500 

Spacious, 5 bedroom brick bun 

galow Finished basement, attached 

garage. 24 baths, family room, lots 

of quality extras in Western Golf & 

Country Club sub 

CENTURY 21 

RESTUM REALTY, INC. 


353 6666 

THÊF. BEDROOM Brick Ranch, 

attached 24 car garage, finished 

basement 4 work shop, large treed 

lot. $43,900 11403 Fenton By 

Owner 427 1842 

THREE BEDROOM brick home in 

nice neighborhood, finished base 

ment, large screened patio, low 

taxes, manv extras, can assume 81 

mortgage $36,500 937 2219 

THREE BEDROOM ranch, finished 

basement with bar. cedar closet, 

half bath, family room. 2 car 

garage, central air. and many 

extras Open Sunday 12083 Colum 

bia 937 9271 

THREE BEDROOM brick ranch, 

sun room, heated 2 car garage, new 

furnace with central air, new 

driveway, underground sprinkler, 

many extras $42,500 By owner 

533 796fi 

319 Homes For Sale 

Wayne County 

BY owner in Detroit Plymouth 

Burt Rd area l^rge brick, 4 

bedroom, full basement, fireplace, 

2 car garage, deep lot with large 

trees, beautiful area $28,900 

837 7245 

DEARBORN HTS To settle 

estate Older home in good 

condition 5 rooms, full basement 

with 2 bedrooms upstairs, extra lot 

included, enclosed sun porch 

$18,900 25612 Colgate, I block east 

of Beech Daly Call after I Pm 382 

4229 or 3818155 

ENGLISH TUDOR 

Detroit Palmer Woods Sub A 

gracious home with old fashioned 

juality and charm 4 spacious 

amilv bedrooms, 4 baths, maid's 

quarters, beautifully paneled 

library with fireplace Has 4 

fireplaces An elegant staircase, 

garage with chauffer s quarters on 

2 large lots Don't miss 

P Radawick Co 861 6666 

WEST LIVONIA 

CHARM ABOUNDS 

Throughout this classic Colonial Formal living room, 

large dining room, 4 spacious bedrooms 2'/? baths, 

beautiful full wall fireplace enhances the family room 

Basement professionally finished, attached garage 

A very comfortable home al only $82,900 

Call 

Jbon Kam en 

Cardinal 

West, Inc 522-5333 

M C K A Y 

REAL ESTATE 

AND CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 

SERVING ALL OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY 

Toll Free 

BRIGHTON 

HOWELL 

2649 E.GRAND RIVER. HOWELL 

From DFTR0IT cal 

13 ouQ u6 

313 4 76 ??84 

313 2?9 4500 

517 546 5610 

of BUILDING SITES! 

PICK YOUR FAVORITE FLOWER 

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for ONL.Y $16,900 with

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Clo//ified Real E/tate 

302 Birmingham 

Bloomfield 


wrnunqhan 

Bloomfield 

BIRMINGHAM Bv Owner 1830 BLOOM FIELD* HILLS, 4 bedroom 

Mansfield 3 bedroom. 2 balhs Colonial. 3 baths. Inground pool, 

fi replaced living separate dining first floor laundry, many extras 

room, family room dishwasher. Owner M7-5164 

finished basement 153.(WO M4-40M 

BY OWNKR Bloomfield Hills BIOOMFI&D HILLS 

colonial. 4 extra large bedrooms, 

2W baths, fireplace in master LAHSER & SQUARE LAKE 

bedroom and family room, 6 lofs. Anxious seller Builders 

inground pool, professionally land 

scaped lot. overlooking 200 acres of coll on lots now negotiable 

woods Buyersonly $124,500 

335 8677 HOWARD T. 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, by owner 

Beautiful use of natural materials 

in this 3 bedroom. 2S bath Turner 

designed home Large living dining 

room with slate floor, fieldstone 

walls 4 fireplace High ceiling with 

Clerestory windows Excellent 

craftsmanship with indirect light 

ing all doors on piano hinges All 

this on 1 acre of land. 3 blocks from 

Bloomfield Hills Schools. 2 blocks 

from shopping area, yet on a quiet 

street $130 000 Buyers onlv Open 

Sunday May 28 2 5PM 3» 80 Mystic 

Valley Call weekends or evenings, 

842 3872 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Eastover 

School 4 bedrooms 2"i baths, 

Brick Alum Ranch Paneled 

family room with fireplace. Cathe 

dral ceiling, indoor barbecue, 

Florida Room inground heated 

pool. Mature planting Living room, 

fireplace paneling Laundry Utility 

room 2W car garage More 

$99 500 By Owner Buyers Only 

642 S073 

KEATING 

Assoc , Inc 

646-1234 

BY OWNER Beverly Hills 4 

bedroom colonial, l 1 * baths, 2 car 

attached garage, finished base 

ment Walk to Queen of Martyrs By 

apopointment only 645 5461 

BLOOMFIELD Beautiful 4 bed 

room Colonial, large landscaped 

site. 28 master bedroom also 

living room Large dining room, 

family room with fireplace 1st 

floor laundry, central air Full 

basement, 2W car garage, $148,000 

BLOOMFIELD Will build on scenic 

site All utilities, our plans or yours 

RHODES 

(Xc 642-0014 Eve 846 1 074 


Bloomfield 

birmingham 

S17 BERWIN 

Great in town location S of Maple, 

E of Cranbrook 4 bedrooms, 

bath brick Cape Cod, family room, 

gas heat, central air, $95,900 

Birmingham Real Estate 

642-4500 

BIRMINGHAM CAPE COD. J 

bedrooms. J full baths, den, Florida 

room views large landscaped yard 

A wood deck Custom wood 

moldings 4 built ins throughout, 6 

panelled doors, 844-0582 

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Bir 

mingham Farms sub. by owner 4 

bedroom colonial on desirable lot, 

central air with electronic air 

cleaner, A humidifier, large kitchen 

with double oven 4 corning 

cooktop, partially finished fun 

basement jv, car garage with 

opener. Buyers only $110,000 

628-4238 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE Colonial 

Corner of Glengarry 4 Glengarry 

Circle 3,470 sq ft S, fireplaces, 

family room, panelled library, first 

floor laundry room, all built ins in 

kitchen, separate living room-din 

ing room and breakfast room 

$119,000 628-5)92 

LAKE AREA LIVING 

Offered by 

CUSTOM HOME BUILDING 

Get ahead of price increases and 

build NOW' 

• YOUR LOT OR OURS 

• YOUR PLAN OR OURS 

• DESIGNER SERVICES 

• FREE ESTIMATES 

Model under construction in West 

Bloomfield, ready for inspection soon. 

Can for an appointment 

VF, M V' \NR1H ( >„* 

111 nj ( 'in 1/1 HltU 

dr' > h iii, latum 

666-2770 

6 h 6 2 77Q 

Waterford — Attractive 3 bedroom ranch on large 

comer lot Nicely decorated interior — Price at 

$39 900 6?4 7900 Hartland Area Come see 

unique design and quality construction of this 

expanded Chalet sitting on 2 acres in Hartland minute?. 

>m US 23-Kohler Centennial Birthday Bath, 

built n Roper oven range and micro wave oven 

3 beautiful bedrooms. Cathedral ceiling in the living 

room and fireplace 2 car oversized garage 

P'u.ed at $98 500 624 7900 

O n t u i K 

"Ol thv 

takrs 

21 

Call 624-7900 — 363-7119 

8888 Commerce Rd. 

Union Lake, Michigan 48086 

COUNTRY GENT'S RETREAT 

Spat iiuiH grandeur and rustic landscaped acreage lend to the 

rxi|UiHite quality f this 5.000 sq ft home in Clarkaton. Recon 

st rue ted I Mi year old barn contains a 43 ft stone fireplace, 

cathedral ceiling in living room, magnificent dining room, 

expansive country kitchen with built ins and pantry, 5 

gracious" bedrooms, .'i full baths, 2 half baths, den with a view, 

loft game room, sprial staircase, swimming pond and many 

other unique features for Ihe unique country gent $260,000. 

McCulloiUfJt (lealtif., 9hc. 

-»47s» PONiIAC I_»H« roao c o *i _C"i n n 

PONT(AC M,CHiO»N 4D014 vjo i ~\J | u u 

EARL KEIM 

REALTY 

Your Lake Area Realtors 

302 Hnringhom 

BkwmeM 

BLOOMFIELD Twp , 1000 Forwt 

IJ»e. J bedroom brick ranch with 

family room 4 attached garage, 

beautiful in • ground pool, on 2 2 

acres Asking $125,000 

BEL CREST 851 9005 

JUST LISTED 

aaasic IMS Tudor on hilltop set 

ting. In the city of Bloomfield Hills 

$1)9.900 Ask for 

MARY ELLEN McGLAUGHLIN 

847-5500 847-2114 

The Durbin Company Realtors 

BLOOMFIELD 

FAMILY QUAD LEVEL, this spa 

clous home is located on a spacious 

lot. nearly one acre that has mature 

trees Featuring wet plaster con 

struction, this quality built home, 

has 4 bedrooms, 2^ baths, family 

room and den or fifth bedroom, 

walk to Eaatover Elemetary School 

from this country setting $119,500 

CRANBROOK 

Aaioc Inc. Realtors 

645 5790 

For Space Reservation in "Lakes Area 

Living" Please contact Roy Meadows 

Observer & Eccentric Classified 

591-2300 

NEW SPLIT LEVEL 

COMMERCE LAKE PRIVILEGES 

Rouflh sawn cedar and brick are beautifully combines in this 

custom 3 bedroom 1V? bath split-lever with 2 car attached garage 

and fireplace $59,900 complete, early July occupancy Call PAT 

BEALL at 363-8307 

NEW QUAD LEVEL 

UNION LAKE AREA 

Authentic Tudor styled 3 bedroom, IV? bath Quad-level has huge 

family room, basement, carpeting, thermo windows, beautifully 

treed yard, early July occupancy $47,500 complete Call 363 

8307 

UNION LAKE PRIVILEGES 

PENNINSULAR PARK 

Private peninsula treed yard is the perfect setting for this splitlevel, 

Lower level has open living with fireplace and kitchen Upper 

level has 4 bedrooms, 2 car garage, Walled Lake schools, beach 

and boating privileges in excellent neighborhood $58,500 Call 

363-8307 

363 8307 

ON LAKE ORION 

Superb 2 story with lots of family space, attached garage, 

huge lakeview, patio, and dining, on sandy frontage, with 

trees, boat house, and prestige $120,000 

INDIAN LAKEFR0NT 

Wooded privacy, sandy beach, 2 level, custom brick, is 

something for everyone. 1.85 acre, over 2300 sq ft of 

quality home and extensive extras. $110,000 

3V2 ACRE WOODED SECLUSION 

INDIAN LAKE PRIVILEGES 

Built into a hillside this rambling, charming home has 

ample space for active family and offers panoramic 

wooded views of nature at its finest. 2 baths, 5 bedrooms, 

formal dining, built-in garage, zoned heating, out-buildings 

for pets or hobbies Orion schools. $76,500. 

KEATINGT0N 

BEACH & MARINA PRIVILEGES 

Luxury split level has everything for the active family. 

Formal dining, big rooms, extra baths, all built-ins and 

only $79,900 

m 

REAL tor?* 

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SERVICE YOU 

The HELPFUL 

REALTORS 

People 

302 Bfrmi Birmingham 

Bloomfield 

GEORGETOWN 4 bedroom colo 

nial, m baths, large dining room, 

family room, fireplace, P«tio 

overlooking wooded Rouge River 

area $112,000 Buyers only B> By 

•Pt* 

647 6697 

BLOOMFIELD TWP By owner BLOOMFIELD SQUARE 

Immaculate J bedroom ranch 

Country kitchen, fireplace, 1 Vfc 

Beautiful modern quad-level home 

hatha, iw car garage, central air, only two years old Interior features: 

Four bedrooms. 2 l * baths, 

many extras I acre, .. beautifully 

landscaped, treed lot Moving g out of 

featuring balcony entertainment 

state $7I.0T .000 Phone (26-2849 area Downstairs includes study, 

playroom, living room, family 

room, two sided fireplace and guest 

bathroom Dining room, kitchen 

and laundry room rest on separate 

level House wired throughout for 

stereo Garage completely finished 

LADD/WILLIAMS 

REALTORS 

member 

391-3300 

IVONIV 

N A T I O N W I D E 

F I N D - A - H O M 6 

S E R V I C E , inc. 

Exterior features House rests on 

elevation overlooking Walnut Lake 

Treed backyard contains 400 sq ft., 

two level wood decks with gas bar 

beque surrounded by tall hedge and 

fence for privacy Grounds contain 

timed underground sprinkling sys 

tem Birmingham school district 

Walnut Lake Privileges $144,900 

For appointment call 855-1954 

FOX HILLS 

Excellent location for this 4 bed 

room Colonial with 2^ baths, formal 

living and dining room, family 

room with fireplace, large lot with 

inground sprinkling system, Ele 

mentary Schools, Swim Club and 

Tennis Courts within Sub $91,500 

674 4887 

CENTURY 21 

VAL U WAY REALTY INC 

FRIENDLY 

Family Neighborhood This spa 

dous family colonial is situated on 

a prime lot backing up lo dense lot 

In addition to four bedrooms, 2Mi 

baths, family room, full basement, 

there is a separate den, first floor 

laundry and a circular driveway 

$118,500 

CRANBROOK 

ASJOC Irk. Realtors 

645-5790 

BY OWNER 4 bedroom colonial, 

2>* baths, family room, finished 

basement, doorwall porch, beautiful ifier 

treed lot, near Birmingham schools 

and St Regis $126,000 842-8474 


NopmfUj 

OPEN SUN 1-5 Spacious Franklin 

Contemporary, bi le* Bloomfield 

Hills schools, full wall 2 way 

Fieldstone fireplace in cathedral 

cetlinged and glass walled living 

room, family room with fireplace, 4 

bedrooms, plus den. 3 baths, 

covered patio, fruit trees on hilly 

acre plus 25504 W 14 Mile, between 

Telegrpah 4 Franklin Road 851 7188 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

8870 Sandalwood, south of Maple, 

west off Telegraph 

Sharp, nicely decorated ranch with 

large secluded back yard, approx 

imately one half acre, large patio, 

Bloomfield schools, Andersen win 

dows. throughout Walking to shop 

ping, theatre, etc Two way fire 

place $79,900 Call for personal 

appointment. 

628-8700 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc Inc Healtors 

PRIME BIRMINGHAM LOCA 

TION, outstanding value which 

must be seen to w appreciated 

Convenient to schools 4 churches 3 

bedroom, 14 bath brick 4 

aluminum sided colonial, slate 

foyer, step down living room with 

marble fireplace, dining room, 

kitchen built ins, KitchenAid dishwasher, 

breakfast nook, family 

room with fireplace PDlcavv &— bookcases 

.»»-•»J*. 

fully caij>eted & draped Hardwood 

floors 2* wet piaster Intercom 

Attached 2 car plastered garage 

electric door opener, finished 

basemaoit, professionally land 

scaped, fenced yard witn patio 

Assumable mortgage Original 

owner Summer occupancy Open 

Sat 4 Sun 2 5pm $114,500 64 7 2789 

UNIQUE contemporary, fireplace 

in living room, full basement, 

numerous closets, large secluded 

patio and landscaped lot, near 

Somerset. 2 bedrooms, IV* baths 

$53,000 649 6574 

BY OWNER, Bloomfield Twp 

beautiful trees and garden patio 

circle drive enhance t n is 4 

bedroom, 24 bath Colonial, 2W 

garage with openers Newly deco 

ratea inside and out Formal dining 

room Raised hearth in family 

room 22 ft kitchen with breakfast 

area, self-cleaning oven, counter 

top Microwave oven. Corning cook 

top Oversized bedrooms, sewing 

room or upstairs laundry room 

Finished rec room, central air, 

electrostatic air cleaner, humid 

Children walk to Bloomfield 

Hills Elementary School $122,900 

851 9243 

REALTY WORLD 

W M . D E C K E R , I N C . 

IT'S A WORLD OF SURPRISE when you 

step into this charmingly decorated and updated 

brick home. The living room with fireplace and formal 

dining room with its chair rail are softly restful 

and the brand - new kitchen combines the old and 

new m an efficient but appealing manner There are 

3 large bedrooms, iVi baths, a family room with a 

second fireplace and the setting on 9/10 acre with 

towering trees is fantastic Early occupancy and 

reduced price make it a steal at $65,900 

An in • town Plymouth location is always desirable 

and this impeccable 3 bedroom brick ranch 

is no exception The crab apple is m full bloom 

now and gives promise of a lovely yard in the 

months fo come The interior is refreshingly bright 

and attractive with views ot the yard at every 

turn With a full basement and double brick 

garage it's A WORLD OF ENCHANT- 

MENT. $64,900. 

There is A WORLD OF LIVABILITY ,n a 

well planned Colonial style home This elegant 

example boasts three spacious bedrooms, one and 

a half baths, and is especially appealing because 

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Bloomfi 

KIRK OF HILLS Lone Pine 

Wabeek a ret Executive quality 

custom ranch, basement, proles 

sionally landscaped Mi acre 

$117,000 S&1-1726 

LOVELY ranch on 1 acre, private 

3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, finished 

basement, sauna Extras to numer 

ous to list Priced to sell $109,B00 

Bjy appointment, 535 4230 

FRANKLIN 

Brick ranch with attached 

garage, dei% natural fireplace, 

half acre lo* Immediate 

occupancy lond contract 

terms available 

AETNA 

626-4800 

"SWIMMING^BOAT ING PRIV 

Bloomfield Hills Schools 

Pillared colonial on cul-de-sac 4 

bedrooms, 2W baths, formal dining 

room, family r(>om with fireplace 

eat in kitchen, first floor laundry, 

rec room, screened porch, patio, 

2 1 * car garage, carpeting through 

out, drapes, beautiful landscaping 

Immediate occupancy Just 

reduced $114,900 851 «0M 

BLOOMFLD. HILLS 

Three bedroom sprawling custom 

ranch on magnificent 

vwoded 1% acre lot Country 

setting Slate foyer leads to 25 

* 19 sunken living room with 

open flow to dining room for 

entertaining 2 full and 2 half 

baths Family room 2 fireplaces 

2!/J car attached 

garage, circular drive Ask for 

Marion Ga*pas or Pearl 

Gal per 

AETNA 

626-4800 

BLOOMFLD HILLS NORTH 

Quick possession 

Downderry Ct , 2812 Eastways. 

Square Lake Rd large custom 

brick 4 year old 3,300 sq ft 

Georgian Colonial, circular stairs, 4 

bedrooms, 2H baths, first floor 

laundry, study, fumily room, 

fireplace, basement, central air. 2'* 

car garage Now only $159,000 

BLOOMFIELD TWP 

Ashover Dr , 1484 Whisper Woods 

near Adams Rd 4 year old custom 

2,100 sq ft brick ranch, 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, 

stone fireplace, walkout basement, 

central air, attached 2 car garage 

Possession soon Only $129,000 

FORD MANSUR CO 

526 2555 

NOTTINGHAM FOREST 

Spacious brick colonial on lovely lot 

in prestige area 4 large bedrooms, 

paneled library on 1st floor, family 

room with fireplace, formal dining 

room, Florida room 1st floor laun 

dry, 2W car attached garage plus 

much more Must see al $133 500 

O'RILLEY 689 8844 

VICTORIAN Colonial with the 

spacious charm oI another era, 

conveniently located in town 

OAKLAND HILLS 

RESTUM REA, It ,N( 

Birmingham In move in condition 

2584? W V W «. , , I -j 

Sharp Brooks - Wicker quad 

with beautifully modernized kitchen 

3' i >66< 

(KitchenAid DW I. 4 bedrooms with level home on beautiful landscopod

Cb//ified Real G/tate 

Thursday, May 25, 1978 #71) 

304 Farmington 304 Farmington 304 Farmington 

West Btoomfwid Wts, fcoomfwW West Bloom 

BEACH * BOATS an Walnut l.ake 

)u»t across street 3 bedroom ranch 

with 2 (ull 4 two 4 baths Scenic 

canal runs along one side of 

property 

Family room with fire 

place A pass thru to super kitchen, 

slile foyer large 1st floor laundry 

178.900 

Chamberlain 

626-9 100 

BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF LAKE in 

top West Bloomfield location 

Lovely pillared colonial with 4 big 

bedrooms 24 baths central air 

brick wall fireplace in family room. 

1« floor laundry, custom kitchen, 

sprinklers garage openers 

lla soo 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 9 10 0 

BY OWNER. Farmington Hills 

large living room, stone lire pi ace. 2 

large bedrooms 

large kitchen & 

dining room thermopane Andersen 

windows m tiled baths, Carrier 

Central air heated 24 car garage 

red barn wiih loft (wired i 167 500 

Firm After 5 PM 

474 ~!HM 

CAM E LOT "COURTS, immaculate ~3 

bedroom pillared colonial with 

central air 

2 car attached garage 

with door ooener 20 fl family room 

with fireplace country kitchen 

built-ins & Solarian floor Large lot 

Must be seen Open Sunday 1 lo 5 

173,500 477 6891 

CITY OF Farmington 

14 story 

brick bungalow 

newly decorated 

and modernized 3 bedrooms plus 1 

bedroom 

in (insished basement 

central air 24 car detatched 

garage immediate occupancy 

23230 Prospect t52 900 474 S5$2 

Covington 

By The Lake 

Georgian Classic in Bloomfield 

Hills School district, in area of high 

appreciation This 4 bedroom home 

lends itself to elegant living 

with 

nice library 

country kitchen, good 

fireplace in family room, slate floor 

vestibule many features in this 

home complement the rest of this 

property handsomely 

Very nicely 

priced at $137,500 

CENTURY 21 

One l>arke 2 

851-6700 

FARMINGTON HILLS 1500 sq ft 3 

bedroom ranch bath and 'a 24 car 

garage $48 500 47&0544 

FARMINGTON 

Historic Old Village, 

for sale by owner Spacious 

newly decorated 4 bedroom 14 

bath New NWBB heating, plumb 

ing and electric Separate dining 

room dressing room finished 

basement 2 car garage Built late 

1800 s $78 1)00 After 6 PM or 

weekend 476-7246 

DORIS HARDY 

U now affiliated with Roundtable 

Assoc Inc in Union Lake 363 8337 

EXCEPTI ON AL 

CONTEM P(> 

RARY Quad Colony Park West 3 

or 4 bedrooms 3 000 sq ft 

professionally decorated contemporary 

hi.me Air conditioning 

sprinklers beautiful inground 

heated pool numerous other desir 

able feaiures $142 000 By appoint 

ment 554 0529 

NEWLY decorated 4 bedroom 

[Xjtch colonial cathedral ceiling 4 

brick fireplace in family room 

study formal dining room 24 

balhs outstanding floor plan, 

desirable neighborhood 

close to 

elementary school freeWay 12 

Oaks Shopping Center Open Satur 

day It Sunday 2 5 P M Must sell 

By owner Buyersonly 661 1899 

Cumberland Common 

"TRADITIONAL HOMES" 

Select homes from $103,950 

2500 fo 3200 sq ft West 

Bloomfield schools 

West side 

;>f Middlebelt, 

Vi Mile South 

:>f Walnut Lake Rd Models are 

located at Middlebelt 4 Walnut 

Lake Rd 

BINDER HOMES 

855-1616 

EXECUTIVE COLONIAL 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY in this 

spacious hilltop home 4 extra large 

bedrooms. 24 baths, library, large 

family room. 1st floor laundry, 

CENTRAL AIR. 2 furnaces and so 

much more Owner anxious 

Kavanaugh 

REAL ESTATE. INC 

478 2555 591 1590 

EXPANDED 

BRICK COIONIAL 

Cul de sac location, quality appoint 

ments 

4 large bedrooms paneled 

family room with brick fireplace. 

Florida room central air 

WEIR MAN EL 

SNYDER & RANKK 

851 5500 

Ask for Allen King 

hARM1NGfON HILLS by owner, 

custom colonial 4 bedrooms 24 

baths plus 4 

bath in basement, 

family room, minimum maintenance. 

central 

air, energy effi 

ciency furnace, professional land 

scape $105,000 After 5 pm 477-5727 

FARMINGTON HILLS. The Choice 

is Yours-live in current house build 

new house on adjoining lot, then 

live in new house and rent first 

house or possibly build a big garage 

and live in first house 

Current 

house is a 2 bedroom rauch with 

kitchen, dining room, living room, a 

potential room for first floor 

laundry, has a partial basement 

This choice is yours for $24,900 with 

only $4,500 on land contract at 9"'r 

interest 

(Credit check on purcha 

ser required I 

Call GARY L TOUSLEY 

REAL ESTATE 474 2045 


ROLLING OAKS 

BY OWNER 

Immaculate 

4 bedroom colonial, 

newly decorated two full, two 4 

baths. 4 acre, 3400 sq ft with 

study, 20x 20 glass Florida room 

with redwood deck 

family] room 

with fireplace 

formal living and 

dining reom full finished basement 

with walk in cedar closet, central 

air conditioningwith electronic (il 

ter and humidifier extensive 

professional landscaping and 

sprinkling system, 2 car side facing 

garage with automatic opener 

large separate patio with gas BBQ 

and brick privacy wall 

Thefmo 

pane throughout 

MOVING MUST SELL $159 500 

66 1 0537 

THE 

ARRIVAL 

OF A 

NEW 

PROFESSIONAL 

WITH THE,, 

CHAMBERLAIN 

TEAM 

MARIE CLARKE 

Mane has recently joined ur company as a Sales 

Associate in our Plymouth'Northville office We 

wish Marie success in her newly chosen career 

FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL MARIE 

TODAY 1 

455-5200 

. * . 

V 

. room gas heal attached 24 car 

paneled garage 107 frontage by 416 

Beautiful rolling land Just $179 900 

646-0700 

Risdon Realtors 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

Custom colonial 

with ihe room 

you'll need to expand This super 

nice home has 3 bedrooms 

2' • 

baths 

large country kitchen, and 

attached '2 car garage The family 

room has doorwall to patio It s a 

winner for you at $th 500 

PS 

The playhouse on the extra 

large lot is free 

CENTURY 21 

TAYLOR MASTERS 5.371*40 

W BLOOMFIELD 

OPEN SUN 2 5 

At a Fantastic low price, we 

proudly offer this inviting family 

home on beautiful rolling and treed 

lot Featuring 4 Bedrooms 24 

baths panelled library and family 

room Glassed enclosed terrace 1st 

floor laundry central air panelled 

and carpeted rec room Owner pur 

chased another home Possession al 

closing 

4233 WHITE BIRCH 

W of Orchard I.ake N of Walnut 

Lake Road 

OPEN SUN 2 5 

7025 EDINBOROUGH 

Iiesirable Deerfield Village Sub >S 

of Maple W of Middlebelt i 

Impressive and spacious sub i3400 

Sq Ft i Designed for family living 

and gracious entertaining Huge 

30x19 family room, 4 l.arge Bed 

rooms, 2 batijs and 3 IJVS l.arge 

kitchen and breakfast room 

Rec 

room wet bar Patio barbecue and 

fountain Central air plus many 

smart details Walk to schools and 

swim club Awaiting vour 

Inspection 

CENTURY 21 

SECONTINE ASSOC 

626-8800 

306 Southfield 

Lathrup 

COUNTRY SETTING 

Attractive 3 bedroom brick ranch 

with ledgerock trim near Plum Hollow. 

dining room, marble firepalce 

hardwood floors and attached 

garage all on a spacious, treed lot 

$51,500 

O'RILLEY 689-8844 

BEACON SQUAR E SACK I h ICE 

Executive 4 bedroom colonial, 24 

ceramic baths 

library, wallpaper 

throughout, 

15x18 Florida room. 

15x18 family room, $69,996 20840 

Winchester 548 6404 Afler 6 I'M 

358-0045 

"BEAU! IFUL" 

is the word for this spacious brick 

ranch with modern kitchen including 

dishwasher. 3 huge bedrooms 

with lav off master bedroom fam 

ily room with natural fireplace, full 

basement, central air, and attached 

2 car garage Only $54,900 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 538-2000 

BREATHTAKING 

S F. T TIN G 

Approx 

3 acres of breathtaking 

beauty Spacious brick ranch, 3 

bedrooms, superb 

kitchen keeps 

everybody happy' 

This home is 

great for the family that is reducing 

in size but still wants ROOM 

ROOM ROOM 

LAVERNE EADY 

& ASSOCIATES 

626 471 1 275-4422 

BY OWNER 

Cranbrook Village, 

three bedroom ranch, attached 

garage and large yard, Principals 

only $52 900 560-1481 

COLONIAL 

FONTANA 

12 Mile, Evergreen 

area Large family room with natu 

ral fireplace features this lovely 

colonial In nicest area of Southfield 

3 bedrooms, full finished basement, 

2 car attached garage and quick 

possession Lathrup Schools Asking 

$56,500 

CENTURY 21 

TOOAY 559-4488 

CRANBROOK VILLAGE 4 bed 

rooms, 24 bath colonial, tastefully 

decorated, central air, full base 

ment. fireplace 

in family room, 

first floor utility room. Birmingham 

schools. $74,500 

M&2279 

306 Southfield 

lathrup 

COUNTRY LIVING 

Wooded one acre setting surrounds 

this t bedroom brick ranch with 

fireplace large kitchen. 14 baths 

basement, & extra large screened 

rear porch with built in BBQ Even 

an attached garage 

all for only 

$58 900 Hurry' 

O'RILLEY 689-884,4 

Dramatic Decor 

Contemporary three bedroom 

home perfect for today's entertain 

ing Brick foyer carpeting through 

out. kitchen built ins 

first floor 

laundry 

patio with gas BBQ and 

central air Six years young 12 

Mile area 

Possible land contract 

$51 500 

Call VIOLET SIEGAL 

5^9 8181 


EIGHT ACRES 

Of natural surroundings 

and splendid view of Rouge 

River compliments this 3 

bedroom brick ranch in 

Southfield Fi replaced 20' 

living room 

formal dininc 

room 

lovely kitchen with 

built-ins plys separate 

breakfast area arid pleas 

ant Florida room Attached 

2 car garage Ideal for 

keeping horses or just for 

lots of privacy $87 900 

557-3500 

Cranbrook 

Assoc 

Inc Realtors 

28840 Southfield Rd 

ELEGANT 

Sprawling Ranch, secluded setting, 

for gracious living 

Custom living 

room, with Italian marble fire 

place thoughtfully designed 

kitchen, formal dining room Kinplace 

lights up charming family 

room 4 car garage Many fine and 

custom extras, $98,500 

For per 

sonal showing 

Call VIOLET SIEGAL / 

559-8181 


FIRST OFFERING 

Beautiful ranch overlooking Plum 

Hollow with modern kitchen for 

ma I dining room 

carpel through 

out den 3 lavs finished rec room 

with bar 

sauna, 2 car attached 

garage and much more $59 90wner Con 

ncmara Hills Sub 4 bedrooms .' 

hath Colonial den family room 

dec k Call afler 6 PM A9 1793 

NORTHVILLE 

NOV I 4 bedroom 

colonial 2' haths formal living 

and dining room family room 

attaclwd 2 car garage air condi 

tinned built 1976 2'. acres heavily 

wooded frontage scenic view 47755 

Nine Mile W .f Re.k $98 600 

349 4821. 

IN NOVI 

Whispering 

Meadows 

Previews the best value in New 

homes iri this location The Bristol 

Hill 1700 sq fi $70 990 The Dun 

si on 2300 sq fl $79 990 Features 

Stained woodwork 

wood handrails 

built in oven brick foyer floor wet 

t>ar III Dunslon masonrv fireplace 

wo^>d windows ifront 

Sales office W est o( Haggertv 

Sotilh of Id Mile on Burton Ct 

BINDER HOMES 

478 6760 855 1616 

MEADOW BROOK LAKF 

V\e|l Maintained Large 'l bedroom 

24 hath quad levc wiih family 

room on beautiful wooded loi Side 

turned garage patio with gas grill 

basement 

1st floor laundrv room 

fireplace 

By Owner $89 900 .349-6299 

NO'HTHVILI F Older 3 b.-droom 

Dutch colonial with early American 

interior and country kitchen July 

occupancy By appointment 

$67 500 349 1(128 

NORTHVII.I.F 

2 bedroom ran< h 

corner lot, 2 balhs recreation 

room carpeting drapes hree 

zeway patio attached garage 

Good occupancy $42 900 14H 2085 

NORTHVILLE By Owner Acre 

landscaped treed cyclone fence 

surrounds this lovely home 3 

bedrooms den sun room 2 full 

haths basement 2 car garage 

completely carpeted 

natural fireplace. 

$67 900 Buyers Only 349 1578 

NORTH VI I.l. I 

COMMONS Colo 

ruai 4 bedrooms 

spacious 2 story 

foyer Newly carpeted & decorated 

throughout 

Central air 24 haths 

family room 

fireplace tiled base 

ment 2 car attached garage 

undergound sprinklers (lose lo 

schools $95 000 349-0020 

NORTHVILLE $49 900 

4 bedroom ranch on 1 acre 2 full 

balhs central ait 

1st fk>* laundry 

2 car garage 2 sheds gas heat lots 

more Don't miss this one 


A RARE FIN D At 2 for the price of 

I, 4 bedroom older home in choice 

location Basement natural fire 

place large rooms leaded glass 

doors natural woodwork Small 

detached home in rear of lot brings 

extra income Land contract terms 


Northville schools look 5 11 acres 

trees brick 3 bedroom ranch built 

in |974 natural fireplace, sun room 

14 baths 2 car attached garage 

truly a quality built home 

349-8700 

BRUCE ROY REALTY INC 

NOVI • VILLAGE OAKS 22657 

Brook Forest 

OPEN Sat & Sun 1-5 PM 

3 bedroom ranch, fireplace full 

basement 

Attached 2 car garage 

Central air, extra insulation ItoO 

sq ft Kitchen, 234 ft x II ft 

Family room. 18 ft 

x 14 ft Newly 

decorated Owner $47 910 

34KXW 

ROCHESTER 

3 bedroom brick 

ranch. 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, recroom, 

new kitchen, new roof, 

excellent location $89,500 (51-0396 

SALEM TOWNSHIP, 3 bedroom tn 

level 2 Acres 

Boilt 1970 2 baths 

24 car attached garage $79 900 

3494326 

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BUSINESS 

ON YOUR 

OWN... 

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Holding a garage sale is a fun way to do 

a little business on your own . . . but it 

takes a bit of planning. 

Like you'll want to decide what to sell 

and how much to charge for each item 

. . . and then you'll need price tags so 

other people will know what you're 

charging. 

And you'll have to be able to make change 

for all your customers ... so that means 

you should have lots of one dollar bills and 

an assortment of coins. 

Then you'll want to advertise your sale to 

attract that crowd. You can do it with a sign or 

signs in your neighborhood . . . but you'll want a 

bigger crowd than that ... so you'll run an ad in 

Classified which tells the time and place of your 

sale to a host of potential buyers. 

One more thing ... get up early the day of your 

sale! When people read about a Garage Sale in 

Classified, they shop early. 

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DIAL CLASSIFIED DIRECT -644-1070 IN OAKLAND COUNTY 

591-0900 IN WAYNE COUNTY -852-3222 IN ROCHESTER/AVON TWP 

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Thursday, May 25,1978 #9D 

Clarified Real E/tate 

"-r4*£ : 

309 Northville-Novi 

OPEN SUN 

2U>S 

'No 31 I 23509 CRANBROOKE DR 

NOVI W of Haggerty. S ol 10 

Mile Attractive 3 bedroom M-level 

swim pool and clubhouse facilities . 

Just $61 900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N I KE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSEEK SALES 

t 85 I - 4 I 00 

NOVI 

BUY 

THE Bl 

STI N\IN(i Bl I h VKI. m beautiful 

Fairfield h arms is not yet 3 years 

bid gives you a prestigious address 

in one (if Novi s most desirable 

areas The 3 bedroom home has 

central air c onditioning, roughed in 

family room with 4 bath and natu 

ral fireplace 

formal dining room 

completely 

equipped kitchen with 

oven 

range refrigerator, dish 

washer and garbage disposal and 2 

car attached garage, all for just 

$57 SOo Enjoy ihe association clubhouse 

and pool, the close proximity 

to Twelve Oaks M ill See 'his great 

buy al 23584 Cranbrook. Novi 



RYMAL 

SYMES 

851-9770 

NOVI by owner Split level 4 

bedrooms 2 baths over 2 200 sq fl 

18x25 family room with fireplace ?, 

wood decks large lot small 

subdivision $75 900 After fi PM 

349-4526 

5 ACRES 

NORTHVIl I E TWP Stunning 4 

year old colonial on hilltop setting 

overlooks magnificent rolling 

wooded country side Elegant 4 bed 

room formal dining, natural fire 

place 

ilen or library. 14 baths 

doorwall to patio and recreation 

court Full basement, attached rear 

entrance 2 car garage with opener 

stained woodwork 

and panelled 

doors running stream, heavily 

wooded at rear highest elevation in 

county New^to market Mid ISO's 

2'/2 ACRES 

NOVI 

Custom 2 vear old split level 

in rolling scanii 

prestige 9 Mile 

Beck Rd area 3 bedrooms 2 baths 

formal dining room 

entertainer s 

21 x 21 family room, natural fire 

place huge 24 * 20 Florida gardenparty 

room redwood balcom 30 ft 

pole barn 

ideal for horse* 2 car 


magnificent seen 

ery only minutes to downtown 

Northville 

CENTURY 21 

Hortford 4)4, Inc 478-6000 

ATTENTION 

If you like Early American homes, 

you will like this one Large dining 

and living room area large double 

lot, room for garden Located near 

X way interchange in the Village of 

New Hudson So Lyon area 

155,000 

Noting R, E. 

South Lyon 

522-5150 437-2056 

BERKLEY St John's Woods, three 

bedroom brick ranch 14 baths, 

formal dining, country kitchen, 

family room, shaded fenced lot. two 

fireplaces, $54 900 Owner 399-2745 

OPEN SAT 4 SUN I to 5 

Bloomfield Orchards 

2348 Bing 

hampton Dr , off South Blvd near 

Opdyke 3 bedroom colonial. 14 

baths, family room with full brick 

wall fireplace, newly landscaped 

E lto, 24 car attached garage 

1.900 Buyersonly 335 8488 

BEVERLY HILLS ROYAL OAK. 3 

bedroom Brick Ranch. 24 baths, 

family room, breakfast area patio 

and deck, finished basement, 

Immaculate 168,900 Owner By 

appointment 576 4939 

BIX)()MFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS. 4 

bedroom. 24 

bath ranch, family 

room, Florida room, heated Olym 

pic pool on I acre, central air 

By 

owner $92,500 879 1890 

DAVISBURG 

Authentic barn, rustically converted 

into a three bedroom home 

Unique country setting, with super 

new view, of Big Lake Sandy 

beach 162,500 

Mux 

BROOCK 

310 Union Ldce 

Commerce 

Enjoy vacation living all year 

round 

BY OWNER Large, sprawling all 

brick ranch on \ 

acre beautifully 

treed corner lot in Waterford 3 

bedroom, 14 balhs 

family room 

with new 

plush carpeting custom 

drapes ana charming fireplace in 

living room all rooms immaculate 

and tastefully decorated Large 

screened in porch Oversized 24 

car attached garage 

Full attic 

Many extras 

including Andersen 

windows Uuiet serenity with house 

situated by woods with lake 

privileges on Pleasant I.ake having 

a nice sandv beach See Country 

living at its best for $55,500 698 2023 

Lake Sherwood Capri 

Gorgeous 4 bedroom Colonial with 

spiral staircase and overture family 

room' Beach privileges on beautiful 

lake Sherwood 

July occupancy' 

(You pick selections I $89 900 

Other sites available 

Sherwood Capri Homes Inc 

669-1770 

4139 Orchard Lake 626-4000 

HUNTINGTON WOODS Cape Cod. 

4 bedrooms den. 24 baths, newly 

remodeled kitchen, finished base 

ment $57,500 Owner. 545 5491 

JUST LISTED 

Ideal Cope Cod starter home 

in a fine subdivision 

2 bed 

rooms, 2'/j baths, living room, 

full basement and 2'/s car 

garage Situated on 2 lots, the 

home sets on the Northern lot, 

ond the vacant lot is buildable 

Features a beautiful 

sandy beach and privileges 

on Williams Lake Only 

$39,000 

REALTY WORLD 

PROFESSIONALS 

649-0200 

SPACIOUS LAKEFRONT home 

with large lot (90 x 235' Living 

room slate foyer country kitchen, 

(ull bnckwall fireplace in family 

room with exceptionally nice ree 

room adjacent Walled Lake 

schools A must see $79,900 

ROUNDTABLE 

Associates. Inc 

363-8337 

Union l-ake $42,500 

HERE IT IS' 

Newly liiled 2 bedroom brick ranch 

on a hilly treed double lot with 

Union Lake privileges Large living 

room with natural fireplace 

Hard 

to find at this price 

Immediate 

possession Don't be sorry, call 

today for showing 645 9700 

PALMER 

Assoc Inc I 

REALTORS 

LAKEFRONT 

Executive Quad Level with over 

4,000 sq feet of living area includes, 

5 bedrooms, formal living and din 

ing room, family room. 2. fireplaces 

and gourmet kitchen Exclusive 

Waterford Hills location with fron 

tage on Van Norman Lake near 

Clarkston $139,900 674 4687 

CENTURY 21 

VAL U WAY REALTY INC 

LAKE PRIVILEGES 

JiBt listed 

this 1977 . 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with attached garage 4 

family room on 4 acre with lake 

privileges This desirable Axford 

Acres home is priced at $63,700 

685 7473 

AB # RO 

REALTORS' 

LITTLE BIT OF NATURE Winged 

Colonial on 15 rolling acres in 

Springfield Clarkston Schools, 5 

minutes from I 75 A pond In front, 

also 495 feet on private lake (no 

motors i with a private island 3 

bedrooms and den or 4th bedroom, 

24 baths, large family kitchen, 

formal dining room, living room 

with bay window, family room, 2 

fireplaces, 3300 square feel living 

area 

Built-in barbecue, screened 

porch, greenhouse, barn and many 

extras 1155,500 Call 623 7722 

Tuesday thru Friday until 4PM 

Other times, 625 1 855 

MILFORD TWP 

2 bedroom brick ranch on 1 acre 2 

miles from X press way House has 

great potential for adding on Area 

ol quality homes, $39,900 

REALTY WORLD 

CHAPMAN 162 478 4100 

OAK PARK, attractive well deco 

rated high quality home Inground 

heated pool, beautiful private 

backyard 

3 bedrooms, 24 baths, 

paneled den, large kitchen 

with 

built ins, finished basement with 

wet bar, central air, new flagstone 

patio Double gas BBQ Interior 

designed, many extras $48,900 

Afler 6PM weekdays, 543 3385 

322 Condominiums For Sole 



OAK PARK 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, newly decorated Family 

room in basement 14 baths, 14 

car garage Central air. immediate 

occupancy 

Near park, assumable 

mortgage, 134,500 or offer 967-3038 

BEVERLY HILLS 

ROYAL OAK Brick Cape Cod. 4 

bedroom, dining room, family room 

with fireplace, large kitchen, living 

room with fireplace, finished rec 

room, central air. large lot, in 

excellent condition 1*8.900 549 3806 

WE ARE EMBARRASSED . . . 

We feci like hiding behind our tree! 

As specialists in condominium marketing, we are 

embarrassed 

We have more prospect-buyers for condominiums 

than we have listings. 

If you want to sell your condominium just call us — 

buyers recognize our professional expertise 

Phone 353-3930 

Condominium Realty Company 

The Condominum 

Coun sellers 

Roe Roberson 

COUNTRY LIVING 

Super clean 3 bedroom 

Ranch 

Family room, fireplace, 2 baths, 


Located on a 

beautiful 14 acre lot in northern 

Troy All for $72,900 

COLONIAL 

In North Royal Oak features 4 bed 

rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, den. tiled 

basement, 24 car garage 

Near 

Kimball High School 153.900 

CAPE COD 

With natural fireplace In living 

room, dining area, kitchen 

has 

table space 1 bedroom down, 2 

large up Bath on 1st floor, additional 

bath in basement 

2 car 

garage, nice Royal Oak location 

144,900 

COUNTRY 

Atmosphere 

Treed I acre lot on 

quiet street surrounds this 3 bed 

room brick Ranch 3 car garage, 

spacious living room with fireplace, 

separate dining room, modern 

kitchen with dishwasher & com 

paotor, family room with fireplace, 

sun room All for $57,500 

ROE 

ROBERSON 

Sheffield Office Plaza 

W Big Beaver - Troy 

643-4580 

Shaded Cape Cod 

Just minutes 

from Birmingham, 

older three bedroom Tudor in 

Waterford Twp . situated on large 

heavily treed lot Large formal din 

ing room, main floor master bed 

room, remodeled kitchen and bath 

You will love the formal entry, 

cornrer fireple and fireplace and 

rough plaster Extremely neat 

area $39,500 

Max 

BROOCK 

4139 Orchard Lake 626-4000 

Wooded Seclusion 

One Acre, immaculate custom 

three bedroom Quad level, stone 

fireplace, small barn, wildlife at 

your doorstep $84,500 

2'/2 ACRES 

Charming (our bedroom, older cape 

cod. fireplace in living room, 

screened in porch, features your 

own 40x14 greenhouse Large pond 

on property $57,900 

Carriage Realty 

M :9 at Milford Rd 

353-8996 887 4107 

320 Other Surburban 

Homes For Sde 

AN EXECUTIVE retreat, presti 

gious Dunham lake area Hartland 

schools, 12 acres, high, rolling, 

trees, near X pressways, $58,500 

Owner needs cash 229 2316 

BRIGHTON AREA. Spanish ranch, 

open living area, cathedral ceilings, 

3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room 

with fireplace on lower level walk 

out 

Deck off dining living room 

area, kitchen with built-ins break 

out 

off dining-living room 

fast nook, 2 car attached garage. 

14 acre ravine lot, fully landscaped, 

low $90's 227 2938 

BRIGHTON AREA. By Owner 

Custom Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 3 

baths. Sauna bath, central 

air 

inground swimming pool, fireplace, 

lakeview and lake privileges Many 

extras $94,500 229 7576 

BRIGHTON 

Custom built English Tudor home 

on Lake Moraine Priced to sell in 

$70's by owner 227 3075 

Brighton-Howell 

NEW ALUMINUM sided ranch 

home on 14 acres 3 bedrooms, 2 

ceramic balhs, kitchen appliances 

$1,000 carpet allowance Still lime 

to pick colors $62,900 

WATERFRONT HOME on pictur 

esque Blaine Lake 

Built in enter 

tainment center. 2 fireplaces and 

custom window treatment 

New 

carpeting, roof and aluminum sid 

ing $68,900 

COMPLETELY 

furnished cottage 

with privileges on Buck Lake 

Ctouble lAt 80x127 Excellent buy at 

$25,000 

Century 21 

BRIGHTON TOWN CO 

CALL COLLECT 

229-2913 517-548 1700 

BY OWNER-Stately home on 

exclusive one acre setting near 

Winans Lake Spacious living room, 

with beautiful tiled fireplace dining 

room, family room, country 

kitchen, four bedrooms. 24 baths 

Also game room, laundry room, 

mud room, fruit cellar & 24 car 

K rage Professionally decorated & 

ldscaped Courtyard entry into a 

selected tile foyer, cathedral 

ceilings, attached covered patio 

with patio doors from dining room 

nd country kitchen Hydronic 

g, and highest quality mate 

throughout, O 

oslly 

varied pir 

some Russian Olive * wild Cherry 

ghout.. Over 50 mature 

trees, \ mostly 

varied pines with 

e Js recently built and located 

rty nearby lakeland Golf 4 

oughou 

101 

isi 

r< 

,, . ty 

Country Club at Winans Lake 20 

minutes. Ann Arbor, 35 minutes. 

Southfield Access to private 

secluded artesian lake surrounded 

by Tamarack trees on acreage 

originally owned 4 forested 48 

f ears ago by U of M forestry 

rofessor Immediate oCcupancy is 

I possible Builder Owner moving 

I across private court Land contract 

! financing Phone 1 227 4422, other 

wise 1 227 1309 

! BY OWNER. 3 bedroom asbestos 

and cedar Large family room. 2 

car garage. 127,900 942-0319 

COUNTRY HOME on veryprivate 

4 acres, stream, 2500 Sq Ft well 

built Quad level Economical 

Hydronic heat and dozens of other 

extras 

New, soon to open X way 

puts Livonia, and other suburbs 

only minutes away 

Can be seen 

Saturday, Sunday. Monday $50,000 

assumes desirable mortgage Total 

price, 187,500 Call for weekend 

appointment South Lyon 437 9545 

OOUNTRY UVING 

TOWNSHIP OF PUTNAM 

12 miles 

west f Brighton 

Beautiful 4 bed 

room colonial, located on 10 acres f 

property Formal dining room, 2 

natural fireplaces, Sfull baths, 

1st 

floor laundry, centrally located 

Pole bam 30 i 40 plus cement floor, 

ideal for horses Open Sunday 2 5 

Pm 

GARUNGINC 582-6)44 

P!NCKNEY~PORTAGE LAKE 

WATERFRONT 

A picture of beauty. 2 bedrooms, 

family room with fireplace, game 

room, 2 car attached garage, excellent 

condition $97,500 Owner will 

consider land contract terms 

Network 

HARRISON MOORE 427-9030 

320 Other Surburban 

Homes For Sde 

CUSTOM 

COLONIAL 

5 large bedrooms, family 1 room, 2 

fireplaces, walkout basement, 2 

decks, on almost 1 acre in Brighton 

Owner transferred 

Everything is 

quality' $119,500 Call to see 

Century 21 

q« 4..11. rv... / icn QAf 

Boardwalk Di 

LOVELY 

Brick tri-level in a nice neighborhood 

In Sterling Heights, 

this home features a low 

maintenance fenced yard and 

a 2 car attached garoge with 

an electric door opener 3 bedrooms. 

2 baths, living room 

and family room Central air 

S54.999 

REALTY WORLD 

PROFESSIONALS 

649-0200 

OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 Dearborn 

Heights, Dearborn Schools, brick, 3 

bedrooms, 1 up. 2 down, country 

kitchen, with dishwasher base 

ment, 14 car garage $41,500 

563-8731 

WATERFRONT 

A custom built 3 bedroom 

ranch with formal dirung 

room, study, natural fireplace, 

walk out basement, 2 ear 

garoge, central air. rural living, 

many extras, quiet, 

builder's home Priced at 

S87.900 Call MR. DOUGLA% 

for your own private showing 

at: 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 4 53 7600 

DUNHAM^LAKE Frontage 

Split 

level. 3 bedrooms, 14 balhs living 

room fireplace, breathtaking view 

ot lake, hot water heat, '>eautifully 

landscaped, many trees, fruit and 

garden Hartland school district By 

owner $87,500 887 7543 

DEXTER near Aryi Arbor. 10 acres, 

gardener's delight Custom 3 

Bedroom ranch, family room with 

fireplace. 14 baths, huge base 

ment, attached garage, 

attached 

greenhouse, fruit trees, barn Below 

duplication price $31,000 down, 9 r > 

land contract 

Reliance Realty. 

538 8562 

PRIVATE 

3.9 acre setting among the 

trees in Milford Township 

Custom built split level, 4 

bedrooms, 3500 sq ft 

$130,000 Call: 

Donna Willenberg 

Real Estate One 

6 8 4 - 1 0 6 5 

S LYON, newly constructed 3 

bedroom Williamsburg Colonial 

Family room with oak floors, 

Master bedroom with dressing 

room. 2 story foyer, dining room 

attached garage and kitchen extras 

$64,900 437 5158 

TEN ACRES, with trees, field 

stream, and garden in Richmond 

Area large Ranch with family 

room, paved road, $74,900 727 9761 

321 Red Estate Services 

HOME 

INSPECTION CO. 

WE INSPECT THE HOUSE YOU 

ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING 

GET A WRITTEN REPORT OF 

ITS EXACT CONDITION BEFORE 

YOU MAKE A FINANCIAL COM 

MITTMENT PHONE 

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542 6473 

LEAVING TOWN' 

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Consult us about our rental and or 

property management service 

Over 9 years experience in manage 

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GOODE REAL ESTATE 

1411 N Woodward MI7 1898 

LIVE 

IN SOUTHFIELD 

Outstanding City services and 

excellent schools in a suburban set 

ting, nationally recognized 9-1-1 

emergency dialing system for 

police, fire and life support medical 

units, award winning parks and rec 

reation programs and facilities, 

attractive neighborhoods, near uni 

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Clo//ffiecl Real E/tate 

342 Lakefrorrt 

BURT LAKE 

1 Executive type home. 1,050 lq ft 

plus basement, !W car garage with 

brwieway Many extras. on 200 fl 

frontage of Burt Lake hlghbanks 

$1*6 800 

I Weit side, quality built 1 

bedroom 

brick year round home 

living room with fireplace, family 

reom 2H baths. 2 car garage 

landscaped grounds. 140 fl 

prime 

frontage II 11,500 

home 

Completely year rflund hom< 

ituring 3 large bedrooms, spa 

us living room with fireplace : 

J 

featurtn 

cious lii^ng room with fireplace 

baths, rec room blacktop drive, 

many eitras 

Home is set on 

point 

Lot with lake view from 

every room JIM 500 

Ml'LLETT LAKE 

1 384 ft frontage at Hound Point 

Rustic 4 bedroom cedar modified A 

frame 

Tremendous view of full 

length of lake 

wooded setting 

$l».l)00 

2 West side i bedroom fully 

insulated home 2 car attached 

aarsge. fireplace, all appliances 

Large deep lot with nice garden 

*kX 09.300 

Contact A K Smith k Son, Box 578, 

Indian River Mi 4*741 811230-93." 

WOLVERINE LAKE, 4 bedrooms, 

2^ baths, dream kitchen, large 

family room with fireplace on lower 

level central air. many extras 

Attached 2car garage 187,900 

824 04M 

WOODED LAKEFRONT property. 

E 

Twin Ijike near Prudenville 


344 Country Homes 

COUNTRY COLONIAL 

Charming J bedroom Colonial in 

area of nice homes Partially 

finished basement, panelled family 

room with large fireplace A 

beamed ceiling if x 27 patio, woods 

in back 168 900 

Realty World-Chapman 

1-227 6252 

346 Northern Property 

BEAUTIFUL TORCH LAKE 100 

Good Beach Approximately 1700 

eq ft Chalet with fireplace, two 4 

piece baths, large deck Has small 

guesthouse Call Ardoth Kessler 

VACANT 20 ACRES 

Clo»e to 

Shanty Creek and with access to 

Lake Bellaire 

Has two spring fed 

Creeks, good soil and only (20.000 

Please Call Ardoth Kessler 

CUTE AND NICK 

3 Room modern 

cottage surrounded by a trout 

stream 

2 Bridges and access to 

Grand Traverse Bay Also has 

storage building Please Call 

Ardoth Kessler 

ELK LAKE - 3 Large Lovely 

LAKEFRONT wooded lots on paved 

Road TERMS If desired Call or 

write Carlton L Kessler 

CAPITOL CITY REALTY, INC 

EASTPORT, MICHIGAN 49627 

616 59* 2504 

CABIN. East of 

National 

Forest 

M10, bordering 

Ideal hunting. 

J na, 

No electricity. 2 year 

$7500 Land contract 

old well 

255 1685 

FAMILY home for sale by owner 

Country living In Vallage of Wallon 

Lake on 1 acre plus 

Brick and 

redwood, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 

fireplaces office, fully carpeted, 

many built ins and closets Wet bar. 

gas grill, automatic garage door, 

gas incinerator 

Also, large sepa 

rale garage. 66 X 30 Large garden 

area Priced to sell. $69,900 

616-535-2313 

FOUR ROOM Cottace with extra 

wooded lot, good skiing, fishing, 

swimming, hunting Terms or Cash 

Near Claire, Michigan 110,900 

634 9133 

GAYLORD Area 

2 bedroom A 

Frame on wooded lot, Fireplace, 

"winterised", private lake, carpet 

throughout wooden shed 557 

517 732 5670 

{ X 

CUSTOM 4 bedroom Colonial on 2 

acres Country" living near Kensing 

ton Park 

$75,000 or best offer 

Aaas 

with 1500 ft 

rail in 

Will divide. 4 mile to 

$120,000 

paved roa 

RIZZO 

Real Estate Inc. 

349-9460 

THREE bedroom ranch home 

Fireplace, 3 car garage, 14 baths. 

carp*t. patio, screen and glass 

r ch, located at Houghton Lake on 

lots Three additional lots 

available 417 1762 517 422 3028 

TRAVERSE AREA-3 bedroom cha 

let Family room Garage Car 

peted, drapes, appliances Built 4 

years Two acre rldfe, walk to Bay 

access $42,500 low down, years to 

pay Owner, Northport, Mich 

Evenings, 616 388 5579 

TRAVERSE CITY - 100 fl 

super 

view Sugar Sand Beach, on East 

Bay on Peninsula Area of beautiful 

homes $28,900 851-7294 

TRAVERSE CITY 

S 10 Acre sites 640 h x $60 ft 14 

Miles S W of Traverse Partial to 

solid woods $7,900 

$1,900 Terms 

Owner 1-363 6611 

TRAVERSE CITY, 2 Tan acre 

parcels, wooded and rolling 25 

Miles south of Traverse City 

Corner parcel 937 3434 

346 Northern Property 

FOR SALE ORTRADE 

OPEN SAT SUN k MON • 

BeatAlfui Northern home In Lake 

wood Shores Oscoda One-of-a Kind 

custom built 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch Library, lovely country 

kitchen, deluxe Hotpolnt appli 

ancaa. 3 full baths. 24 car garage 

«?er redwood deck off living room 

k kitchen are )ust • few of the 

•many features of this outstanding 

home, For 

further details, call 

MM 717 

04 E 

CORA SUS1N 

•44 MIS 

TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE 

ON EXCLUSIVE. PRIVATE 

KASSUBA LAKE 

Juat minutes from Otsego Ski 

Qutx Beautifully furnished 3 

bee*oom, 2 bath Chalet with 

family room & fireplace. PLUS 

guest house with fireplace. 

$72,500. 8 5 1-6878, 

517-732-4388 

348 Cemetery Lots 

FOUR LOTS, white Chapel Ceme 

tary, UMaach 1441-6367 

GLEN EDEN. Uvonia $440 for 1 

graves in Garden of Victory; Sec 

>11. Gall evenings: M14812 

PARKVIEW MEMORIAL GAR 

DENS, 1 lots, older established 

section, Garden of Resurrection 

MM After fPM 

MILFORD Fine commercial build 

tng in original village 

1700 sq ft 

plus basement and second floor for 

office $54,960 

ROUNDTABLE 

Associates, Inc 

363-8337 

OFFICE BUILDING 20x30. car 

peted. air conditioned, suitable for 

small business Located on Grand 

River near Beech Daly 534 5660 

OXFORD 

Attractive office building of quality 

construction contains 5440 sq 

ft 

with 110 ft 

frontage on M 24 Air 

conditioned. 16 space paved parking 

with space for additional parking, 

zoned general business $145,000 

Phillip J. Andreae 

Realtors 678-2289 

(AFTER 6PM M2-6160I 

PRIME OFFICE 

Location in Farmington Hills 

151 ft. frontage on 8 Mile 

Road. Matter plan zoned for 

office. House can easily be 

converted. Ask for ROSE BEUTl£R 

OR JANET SlST 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

851-1901 

PARKVIEW Memorial Gardens. 4 

lots In Garden of Meditation, $125 

each 517-655-1227 

PROFESSIONAL building on 

Ford tood just west of Middlebelt 

- excellent parking 

Consists 

of 3 separate 1500 sq ft 

suites plus BOO sq ft. of storage 

area. Land contract terms 

WM 

FEHLIG 

Real Batate 

453-7800 

906 8. Main, Plymouth 

WANTED approx. 2000 sq. ft 

Industrial building for light industrial 

manufacturing. Buy or lease 

M4-I7J5 

BRESSLER S ICE CREAM PAR 

LDR in Meadowbrook Village Mall 

Fully equipped. growing area, good 

jotential, lease runs until 1990 

Meed at $33,900 

A Goode Listing Is A Good Buy' 

GOODE 

REAL ESTATE 

1411 N Woodward Ml 7 1898 

CLASS C 

Bar & Restaurant 

In heart of Marina land I block 

from Lake Erie on 4 acre between 

Toledo k Monroe Fireplaced dining 

seats 100 Bar seats 50 Specializing 

in steaks Ii fresh seafood 

Paved 

parking 54 cars 2 bedroom apart 

ment upstairs $198,000 Terms Ask 

for Cal Hough or Bill Osborne 

INVESTMENT 

Recently renovated 2 story brick 

building offering 4 rented apart 

ments plus space for 2 more apart 

ments or speciality shop $55,000 

Terms Ask for Shirley Thomas 

GROCERY 

& PARTY STORE 

Good corner location college town 

SE Michigan SDM license Off 

rtreet parking 30 cars Air condi 

tioned brick building and equip 

ment. mint condition $125,000 

Terms Ask for Rex Glover 

RESTAURANT 

Only full time operation in pleasant 

rural area near Tecumseh 

Good 

State Highway frontage Seats 59 

Equipment good condition Friendly 

lease $12,500 Ask for Lew Glaser 

LAUNDROMAT 

Located Devils Lake area 

Estate 

llshed and equipped Open 7 days 

No competition Over 2650 sq 

ft 

customer space Parking 25 cars I 

bedroom apartment in rear Lots of 

room for expansion $99,000 Terms 

Ask for Cal Hough 

GLOVER 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

517-263 4646 

MEM Partridge k Assoc 

ELECTRO MECHANICAL 

SYSTEMS 

Manufacturing company with good 

track record and slight cash flow 

problem needs limited amount of 

capitol 

Excellent opportunity for 

small investor State amount 

available, Rate of return desired 

and Collateral requirement 

All 

Inquiries strictly confidential P.O. 

Box 208, South Lyon. Michigan 

48178 

NO LISTINGS 

WE JUST PAY 

CASH 

V\te do not want fo list your 

home We wont to buy if and 

pay you cash 

No stalling or 

promises 

No fees or commis 

sions Just the best price 

SOUND 522 4440 

REALTY WORLD 

MITZ INC HAS 

CASH 

BUYERS 

FOR HOMES, LAND CONTRACTS 

OR VACANT LAND 

GET OUR PRICE TODAY 

565-1620 

WANTED 

Home near downtown 

Farmington. between $45 4 $50,000 

Private party 553 0939 

364 Listings Wanted 

-ATTENTION- 

LATHRUP VILLAGERS 

Need a REALTOR' Try me' Resident 

23 yrs Broker-14 yrs Call or 

write for information on Lathrup or 

anywhere in Michigan See you' 

Edith M Dowling 

27320 Southfield Rd .Suite E 

Lathrup Village. Michigan 48076 

500-1075 559 2776 

400 Apartments To Rent 

1 

GARDEN CITY 

money making 

service station, valuable location 

Ideal for party store or car lot 

Priced right 

For price and terms, 

call Jerry Green, McFarlane Bros 

421 2400 

I BAY Oas Station 

Mile $15,000 down 

Call Howard * 

Estate 

Middlebelt * $ 

$100 per month 

Howard 

Real 

525 1260 

FLORIDA 

A lucrative cocktail lounge and 

package liquor business In North 

Florida s oldest city. Seats 115 

at present time Projected 

growth $116,000 No food, room for 

expansion to combine food oper 

atlona Located 1.000 ft from the 

Ocean Nicely decorated Living 

quarters and 2 car garage Sale due 

to illness Firm price $135,000 

Business and property 2f% down 

Call or write owner A Ballou. The 

Tides Inn, A1A South at Fourth St., 

St Augustine, Florida. 3I0$4 Phone 

904-82^*734 

22 ACRES with clean 510 ft lake 

frontage for development on Clear 

Lake Some existing buildings 

Waterloo Recreation area $350,0w 

WATERLOO REALTY 4754674 

BOTSFORD PLACE 

Grand Piver 8 Mile Area 

Behind Uotsiord Hospitsl 

Smoke Detectors Installed 

Immediate Occupancy 

We Love Children 

Singles Welcome 

One Year Lease 

IN FARMINGTON 

BEDROOM for $289 

2 BEDROOM for $339 

3 BEDROOM for $389 

(Wet prestige address, swimming 

pool, air 

conditioning, carpeting, 

stove k refrigerator, all utilities 

except electricity included 

Warm 

Apts Laundry facilities No pets 

please Intercom system 

Good security Playground on 

premises 2 blocks from school 

For more information, Phone 

477-8464 

27883 Independence 


BROOK VIEW VILLAGE APTS 

Palmer Rd • W of Hannan 

Plymouth School District 

1 k 2 Bedroom apartments A 2 bed 

room. 14 bath townhouses 

Each 

unit completely air conditioned, 

carpeted, gas heat All appliances 

WESTINGHOUSE 

WASHER, 

DRYER Large walk-in closets 

Lower inlts In townhouses with private 

patios k doorwalls Ample 

parUnf. Gas utility Included In 

rent Village park with play area 

No Pets 

Fron $206 Month 

RESIDENT MGR 729-0900 

10 to 6 Weekdays Sat by Appt 

1715 Orchard Dr Canton Twp 

LAHSER-7 Mile area, modern 

efficiency apartment 

$110. carpet 

Ing , drapes, appliances, laundry 

room, adults. 255-4963 


FARMINGTON, near 

downtown, 

modern 1 • 2 bedroom apartment, 

newly carpeted, from $245 Middle 

seed preferred No pets Call after 

5PM 531 5424 


New 

WALNUT CREEK 

APARTMENTS 

Now taking applications for one 

bedroom ,apartments from $265 

Middlebelt. Just south of 10 Mile 

BINDER HOMES 

REAL ESTATE CO. 

855-2327 

GARDEN City, 

1 bedroom efficiency 

apartment, utilities 

included. $175 monthly, security 

deposit 

Responsible, references 

required 425 5643 

CANTON 

2 bedrooms, attached 

garage, utility room, kitchen 

appliances, Lots of storage $390 per 

month Immediate occupancy 

459 3700 

CHEROKEE 

LUXURIOUS APTS 

In Waterford Twp on Scott Lake 

Rd., 4 mile West of Elirabeth Lake 

Rd Complete Whirlpool electric 

kitchen 

with dishwasher, many 

extras 

682-1952 

Diplomat & Embassy 

Towers 

SOUTHFIELD 

Sophisticated living convenient to 

shopping, dining, entertainment 

and medical facilities Saunas and 

indoor pool 

Professional security 

force No pets allowed Referenceeds 

required 

1 BEDROOM, from 

$310 23EDR00M, from $390 ALL 

UTILITIES INCLUDED Open 10-5 

weekdays, 12-5 Saturday 

559-2680 559 3420 

FAIRLANE 

APTS. 

; 

TREES 

OPEN SPACES 

Taylor L/earbom Hts Area 

2 Bedroom Townhouses From $250 

Includes air 

conditioning, large 

landscaped court, swimming pool, 

semi-private basement 

Located on Haskel just W of Tele 

graph. I mile S of 1-94 Expresswsy 

20 mintues from downtown Detroit 

291-6066 


ROCHESTER, deluxe 1 bedroom, 

$270. Central air, carport Adults, 

no pets 375 0748 

ROCHESTER, spacious 7 room, 

two bedroom apartment, newly 

decorated carpeted, convenience to 

downtown, 652 4549 

SPACIOUS 1 bedroom apartment, 

air conditioning, (frapes, carpet, 

appliances, near shopping, pleasant 

surroundings in Southfield $280 

Afler 6 PM 569 7 506 

SUBLET 

1 bedroom. Northvilie 

beginning June 15th, $296 348 3385 

SYLVAN 

ON-THE-LAKES 

Singularly beautiful setting fronting 

on 2 lakes Winter It summer recreation 

at your doorstep' l and 2 bed 

room apartments included full car 

peting. luxury appliances, private 

balcony or patio, private park and 

beach Exceptional value from $280 

INCLUDES HEAT Sorry no pets 

Call 9-5 Daily 

1607 Cass Lake Rd. 

KEEGO HARBOR 

682-4480 

LANDIX)RDS - at no cost to you, let 

us send you select, 

qualified 

tenants Call for details 

HOME FINDERS RENTAL SVC 

Phone 553 9001 

400 Aoartments To Rent 

ABANDON YOUR HUNT 

Free List, Select Rentals 

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124 S Woodward 642 1 620 

ACROSS from Kensington Park, 1 Ii 

2 bedroom apartments from $225 

437 6794 

ANN ARBOR 

Broadview Apart 

ments. 1 k 2 bedroom apartments, 

carpeting, drapes, disposal, central 

air, dishwashers 

in 2 bedroom 

units, patio k doorwall 1 769 2256 

APPLE GROVE 

IN UTICA 

12 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

k TOWNHOUSES 

FROM 

$260 

LARGE 

1 bedroom, carpeting, 

drapes, dishwasher, large closets, 

extra storage, etc $250 per month, 

includes heat 

The Village East, 

north of Rochester Call 731 7797 

GLEN COVE APARTMENTS, Tele 

sp'aph - Fullerton area 1 k 2 

bedrooms from $210 Carpet, 

drapes, burglar alarm k intercom 

systems Appliances, close to 

transportation, heat paid 538 2497 

GLEN VILLA 

Rentals from $190 per month, all 

utilities paid 

2 and 3 bedroom 

townhouses All appliances fur 

nished Near shopping and schools 

Seniors and children welcome 

OPEN 9^5 WEEKDAYS 

SAT k SUN 11-3 

Telegraph Ir Sibley Ares 

285-2120 

Grand 

Opening 

TIMBERLANE CT. 

APARTMENTS 

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 

Luxury appliances, carpeting and 

elevator Handicap Units Available 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

from $325 

642-2174 

399-8282 

LIVE IN A HIGH RISE 

SURROUNDED BY 

WIDE OPEN SPACES 

SOUTHFIELD 

TOWERS 

Professionally Managed 

Community of One & Two 

Bedroom Luxury Apartments 

From $290 lo $375 Per Month 

FOR INFORMATION 

24 Hour Hotline 

352-2435 

20875 LAHS® ROAD 

SOUTHFIELD, Ml 48034 

Near Plum Hollow Golf Oub 

Some 2 Bdrm 6 Month Leases 

356-3650 

Walton Square 

In Fbntiac near 1-75 Newly 

decorated 1 f» 2 bedroom 

apts Carpeting, security 

guards, air conditioning, etc 

373-1400 

GRAND OPENING 

32 UNITS 

ADAMS LAKE APTS. 

(fcjlet lake living with beautiful 

view of golf course 2 bedroom unit 

$285 Many features including all 

appliances, carpeting, central air 

and balcony 

4400 ELIZABETH LAKE RD 

WATERFORD, MICH 

3 Miles W of Telegraph 

681-4929 

Hawthorne Club 

In Westland 

On Merriman Rd , by Ann Arbor 

Trail 

1&2 BEDROOMS 

from $235 

Includes heat, carpeting, air condi 

tioning, patio k pool Sound condi 

tioned walls k floors Apply 7710 

Merriman Road or call 

522 3364 

The Village 

Apartments 

GARDEN QTY & 

WESTLANO AREA 

One & two bedrooms 

$203 & Up 

Corpeting, drapes, air conditioning, 

stove, refrigerator, 

gen and water 

No pets 

9 AM - 5 PM weekdays only 

425-0930 

CHESTNUT HILL 

VILLAGE APTS. 

7 Floor Plans to choose from 

Featuring; Air conditioning, 

G.E Kitchen, Patios or Balconies 

Conveniently located 

to 1-75 

852-6260 

YOUR RENT INCLUDES 

Whirlpool Appliances 

Central Air 

Heat 

Gubhouse 

Swimming Pool 

Tennis Courts 

Storage 

On Dequindre Rd Just North of M 

59, Shelby Twp (Utica i Models 

Open Daily 10 AM-6 PM. Sat 

k 

Sun 115 PM 

739-8600 

AUBURN HEIGHTS, wish to sub 

let spacious 2 bedroom apartment, 

wallpapered kitchen and bath 

GE 

kitcnen, dishwasher, air condi 

tioning, private patio, lots of closet 

space Great location After 8pm 

852 0782 

AX TELL ROAD APTS 

TROY 

LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartments 

$300 per Month Balconies. Carpet 

ing, Carports, Air Conditioning, 

Swimming Pool . Clubhouse 

No 

QslA-en or Pets 

Well Maintained Close to Shopping. 

1 Block North of Maple 1 Block E 

of Coolidge, near Somerset Mall 

LOOK for the Apartment with the 

Canopy 

FOR APPOINTMENT 

Contact Manager Bonnie Miller 

643 9109 

BIRMINGHAM FARMS IAPTS 

6810 TELEGRAPH 85 1 2340 

1 Bdm $310 to $335 

1 Bdm plus den $375 to $395 

ADULTS ONLY 

NO PETS 

BIRMINGHAM, convenient to 

Downtown Upper unit with living 

room, dining room, 2 bedrooms £ 

sun deck 

Stove, refrigerator. 

E rage 

$310 per month Includes 

at, water No children Call Sam 

Mitchell. M8-8000, ev^s 

MM158 

Chamberlain Realtors 


OPDYKE HILLS 

APARTMENTS 

1, 2, 4 3 bedroom apartments 

From $275 Bloomfield Hills school 

district, close to Commuter Train 

and local shopping 

338-0243 


-TOMORROW'S ADORESS 

TOOAY! 

TROY 

The Golden Corridor 

at your Doorstep 

2869 Troy Center Dr 

between Crooks & I 75 

East of Somerset Mall 

Troy's first elevator service 

Apartment residence 

1 & 2 Bedroom A^xirtments 

from $310 $410 

Village Green 

of Troy 

Hours 9 AM 5 PM 

Mon Tues Wed Fri k Sat 

Closed Thurs k Sun 

362-0320 

TOP 

of the 

DRIVE 

Apartments 

New studios. 1 bedroom, 2 bedriiLm 

apts Now taking applications 12870 

West Oiler Dr , N of Plymouth Rd 

531-2851 

TWO BEDROOM Apartment 

City 

of Rochester, air conditioned 

$270 751-8582 or 651 M97 

Walden Wood 

Apartments 

Soothfield's most luxurious 

spacious apartments and 

townhouses with rentals start 

ing at $370 

23741 Pond Rd , 10 M.le I 

block E. of Telegraph 

353-1372 

SORRY NO PETS 

COLONY PARK APARTMENTS 12 

Mile - l.ahser area 1 k 2 bedroom 

luiury apartments (rom 1375 

Carpet, deluxe appliances central 

air, community building 355 2047 

402 Furnished Apts. 

For Rent 

Chatham Hills 

Apt. Home 

With ottached garage 

In Farmington 

On Old Grand River 

Between Drake k Halstead 

lli2 Bedrooms 

From $265 

Fabulous Clubhouse with year 

around swimming pool, saunas, 

soiaid If fire proofed construction 

and more 

OPEN DAILY 12 8pm 

476 8060 

WE HAVE over 

100 listings of 

apartments now for rent Call for 

further information 


27850 Farmington at 12 Mile 

Phone 553 9001 

Canterbury Apts. 

Off Woodward Ave Opposite 

St Joseph Mercy Hospital 

• Balcony 

• Corpet 

• Pool 

• Security 

334-8900 

ABANDON YOU HUNT' 

MONTHLY LEASES 

WEEKLY LEASES 

DELUXE 1 and 2 bedroom apart 

ments in excellent locations Com 

plete with linens, dishes 

colored 

TV's dishwashers and Microwave 

ovens Air conditioned separate 

basements, pool, tennis courts plav 

areas, private parking Maid serv 

ice available 

ROYAL CHAMBERS 

334-1502 

AN ABSOLUTaY LUXURIOUS 

COMPLETELY FURNISHED 

MONTHLY LEASES 

Q* and two bedroom apartments 

central sir. dishwashers heated 

pool, carports, balconies base 

merrts, linens, dishes colored TV; 

Birmingham, near 14 Mile k Wood 

ward From $495 

THE MANORS 

3 Complexes 

ROYAL-SPANISH-HAMPTON 

549-1 174 

FURNISHED 

EXECUTIVE DELUXE 

APTS l< CON DOS 

1 bedroom, 8350 $400 

2 bedroom. $450 $500 

3 bedroom 2 bath $5» 8800 

Several locations, 1 yr lease New 

furniture Large selections ware 

house showroom 

GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS 

1I80E Maple(l5 Mile >, Troy 

W of I 75 588 1800 

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INDEPENDENCE 

GREEN 

APARTMENTS 

IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

One Bedroom $280 up. two bed 

rooms $320 up 

Personal washer 

nd dryer Included in your 

apartment 

ALSO FREE ARE 

• 1$ Hole Golf Course 

• Indoor Pool 

• Outdoor Olympic Pool 

• Built-in Vacuum 

• Clubhouse k Ballroom 

• Fully Carpeted 

• Air Conditioned 

• Appliances 

• Walk-In Closets 

• Spacious Parking 

• Ice skating rink 

• SI* month lease 

GRANO RIVB* AT HALSTEAD 

474-7284 477-0133 

LAHSER-7 Mile area Modern 1 

bedroom air conditioned, appliances, 

laundry 

room, parkins, 

adilts. carpeting, from $205 534 98«3 

LIVE IN 

LUXURY 

Pontrail Apts 

On Pontiac Trail between 10 and 11 

Mile Rds, - One and two bedroom 

luxury apartments from $196 

437-3303 

LAHSER 

7 MILE. 1 bedroom with, 

appliances, air. all illllUas except' 

electric. $200 plus security deposit 

537-Httl 

Plymouth Hills Apts. 

City of Plymouth 

7W S. Mill near Ann Arbor Trail 

New 1 Ir J bedroom from $354 

locludlnf washer, dryer, refrigerator, 

electric range, carpet, air 

conditioning No pets 

455-4721 278-8319 

Plymouth House 

Apartments 

Gty of Plymouth 

Beautiful 1 & 2 Bedroom 

Apartments from $225 & up. 

Central Downtown Area. 

No 

Pets Call 453-6050 

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Observer & Eccentric Classified ads—all in the comfort of my" hutch. 

Have you browsed through^ the offers waiting for you in The Observer & 

Eccentric Classifieds lately? It's fun. It's almost like having a department 

store in your own home ... and you save time, effort and money, too. 

So don't race all over town looking for something you want. Be smart. Like 

me. Put your feet up, relax and shop one of the busiest market places there 

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DIAL CLASSIFIED DIRECT -644-1070 IN OAKLAND COUNTY 

591-0900 IN WAYNE COUNTY - 852-3222 IN ROCHESTER /AVON TWP. 

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Clcv/ified Real E/tate 

402 Furnished Apts. 

For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM, downtown, 1 bedroom 

upper apartment for bachelor 

in ctntury old house Available May 

18 $TJ After 8pm 642 1 304 

N6W 

Studio apartment with 

heating 

and cantrol air conditioning, 

off-street parking, 

ond storage spoce Downtown 

fbyol Oak, 

$265 per month, 

lease, $400 security deposit, 

no children or pets Applicants 

nxjst make over $12,000 per 

y^jr to apply Call Mike 549- 

8320 

NINE Mile-Grand River urea Nice 

neighborhood I bedroom apartment. 

only tingle maturt gentleman 

need apply, no pen 332 2K59 

477-7599 

PLYMOUTH, furnished efficiency 

near Town, includes all utilities, 

except electricity Gentleman only 

455-1487 

1185 

PLVMOUTH One bedroom fur 

fished apartment 159 a week 1250 

security deposit Available June 1 

No Pets 459 0217 

404 Houses To Rent 

CITY 

OF 

bedroom h 

with fir 

cerport, 

June 7 

irepiacs. 

, nnced 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS, small 

home, 1 large bedroom, Ideal for 

retirees Lirge yard Ann Arbor 

Trail Telejgraph area 562 8545; 

522-6311 

FARMING' 

houae 

Sec 

refngerati 

decorated, 

utilities. 14 

children, 

FOR 

level A-fri 

area, 2500 

frontage 

itora 

LEASE 

me, 

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ichlgan 49016 


ABANDON YOUR HUNT 

Free List Select Rentals 

Share Linings 

114 S Woodward 642 1 620 

ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom brick 

ranch near Woodward and 13 Mile 

Appliances rec room, patio, fenced 

yard $400 per month. Security 

deposit lease References No 

singles 549 9429 64 2-0709 

BIRMINGHAM T bedroom. 14 

baths built 1975, carpeting, drapes, 

dishwasher range refrigerator, 

washer, dryer disposal. 6465 478 

7400 Evenings 332 2319 

BIRMINGHAM Newly painted 4 

carpeted 3 bedrooms, family room 

with fireplace, full basement, 

refrigerator 

oven range, washer, 

garage 1500 per month plus 

security 647-1664 

LIVONIA 

ATELY 3 

month pli 

writing to 

Eccentric 

Schoolcraf 

46150 

FA RMINOTON - 3 

use, large family room 

lace, full basement. 

available 

477-6719 

full 

yard, 

ON Hills 

1 bedroom 

uded area 

Carpeting, 

r and stove, newly 

1300 per month plus 

)0 security deposit No 

io pets Call after 12 

474-0783 

27 acre estate, 3 

Lapeer 

Davidson 

ft . 300 ft 

lake 

•4 car garage, horse 

13000 month, sublease 

O Bo* 523, Clarkston. 

ou 

LANDLORDS • at no cost to yi 

Let us send you select, qualified 


HOME FIIIDERS RENTAL SVC 

Phone 5539001 

MAILABLE IMMED1 

bedroom, garage. 1300 

i deposit Apply in 

Box 966, Observer & 

Newspapers, 36251 

Livonia, 

Michigan 

VONIA 

Executive rlanch with 3700 sq ft 

Equislte defror with all expected 

amenities Asking I960 month with 

security dqpoelt and references 


FARMINGTON HILLS Rollyng 

Oaks For lease, 4 bedrooms, 24 

bathe, family room, central air, 

•tove, refrigerator, washer k dryer 

First k last months' rent k deposit 

required Monthly rent |700 

Contact Norwood No 12 471-2000 

Jacqul Hill 553-0779 

LIVONIA/3 bedroom Ranch 2 car 

garaae, air conditioned Near 

schools k X ways Available 6-1-78 

»4«0, security deposit 4 1 year 

lease all 4 PM • 7 PM 278-1221. 

274 3361 

LIVONIA 

J/4 bedrooms, 1 full plus 

2 half baths, dishwasher, disposal, 2 

car garage, finished basement with 

wet t»ar 

S of Plymouth, W of 

Wayne Available June 15 1490 

626-5363 

NOVI - clean J bedroom lakefront 

home with garage k appliances No 

ilui 

19 

- o •înipiivva liv 

pets 1340 per month plus security 

M9-S076. 474-6659 

IMMEDIAT 

MR KANG 

464-0400 or 5: 

LIVONIA 

clean face 

bedrooms. 

doorwall, fijl 

garage 

fen 

wife 

only 

monthly St 

LIVONIA 

yard, 7 Mil 

security dep 

year lease 

ate occupanc 


OCCUPANCY 

Call 

\S for appointment at 

2-6000 

enant wanted, sharp 4 

brick ranch, with 3 

large kitchen with 

I basement. 2'i 

car 

*ed yard, husband 4 

no children. $450 

ei urity deposit required 

464-2703 

2 bedroom Ranch 

carpeted throughout Large fenced 

Middlebelt area $600 

oslt, $300 monthly. I 

Singles okay 

Immedly 

591 04 72 

VILLAGE 

M 

IN WIXO 

Beautiful new 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

$ 195 

FROM JUST 

Pool 

Club House 

Shag Carpeting 

1-96 to Beck Rd, Beck Rd. to Pontiac Trail, 

Pontiac Trail between Beck and ftixom Roads 

Call 624-6464 

for info 

ModeJa Open Dully A W—k*txfa 

11 00 to 5:00 p.m 

Air Conditioning 

Balconi 

Modern 

BS 

Kitchens 

rmation 

Sorry, No Pete 

ORCHARD LAKE • Superb 4 

bedroom Tudor on 2 acres of 

wooded property Family room 

with stone fireplace, panelled 

library, 2 full and 2 half baths 

Kitchen with island built-in range 

attached 24 car garage. Wood 

pecker Lake privileges 

Available 

June 1 or sooner at $750 

TROY Immaculate 4 bedroom. 24 

bath colonial 

Family room with 

fireplace, panelled den, first floor 

laundry, carpeting, draperies, all 

appliances, alarm system, attached 

24 car garage Available July 1 for 

1 year at $700 


4 bedroom, 

24 bath colonial Family room with 

fireplace and wet bar, library, 

kitchen built-ins, carpeting, drap 

eries, attached garage, no pets 

Available July 1 at $700 

GOODE Ml 7-1898 

RANCH 

3 bedroom, 1 full bath, 

living room, dining room, kitchen, 

utility room, fireplace and all 

appliances, West Maple and 

Orchard Lake area, 1 acre yard 

plus garage. July 1st occupancy 

References 

$450 per month plus 

utilities After 5 jOPM weekdays 

855 2376 


SHARP 3 bedroom, 14 bath Ranch 

for Lease 

Newlv decorated, new 

carpeting throughout, new remodeled 

kitchen, new 

panelled rec 

room with wet bar. new furnace, 

new hot water heater Fireplace, 2 

car garage In N Royal Oak. 

convenient to Woodward Ave $450/ 

month 

ASK FOR MARGARET VARTIAN 

Chamberlain 

646-6000 

SOUTHFIELD. 2 bedrooms, plus 

spare room, appliances, 

fenced 

yard, I car garage. nice location 

per month, plus security I yr 

lease 557- 5074 

SUPERB New Colonial 

4 bed 

rooms. 24 baths, 2nd floor laundry, 

family room with fireplace, dining 

room, 24 car garage, basement, 

leate $750 646-8210 

BIRMINGHAM 

Clean, 3 bedroom 

brick Ranch with garage 4 finished 

basement Next to Eton Park For a 

caring family 

Lease 4 security 

1450 644-7425 

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom, 1st 

floor family room, finished base 

ment, 14 car garage 

All appli 

ances.air 

conditioning, draperies 

$450 monthly After 6 PM 64 4 7 323 

BIRMINGHAM 

Center of town 

furnished or unfurnished, 24 

bedrooms, patio, sun-deck, fenced 

yard, no pets. $575 1 year lease 

64 5 0638 

BIRMINGHAM 

Sharp 3 bedroom 

ranch with fireplace. 1 bath, 

attached garage No pets $460 

monthly plus 

1 month security 

deposit Days 

647 2727, Eves 

644 5585 

bedroom home 

full basement, 

country setting on Paint 

652 4549 

ROCHESTER two 

fireplace, garage, 

secluded 

Creek. 

Amberwoods 

2 & 3 Bedroom Townhc 

from $235 

Private Entrances 

• Gas Hleat 

• A i Appliances 

• 1-1/2 Baths 

Central Air 

• Club House 

Conditioning 

• Swirpnning Pool 

942-0180 

Open daily IO to 6 

Weeke 

Eureka Rd 1 -1 '2 miles Wost 

of Te>egraph Between Beecq-Daiy 

and inkster in Taylor 

mes 

nds 11 to 5 

iqmen 

C M 

' BRGDKDAI 

Brand new, spacious apartments 

Immediate occupanq 

Pool and beautifully londscoped gro^rvdi 

1 bedroom from * 2 1 5 

2 bedroom from $245 

phone: 437-1223 

Located at the corner of Pontiac 

Trail and Nine Mile Rood 

(SOFRY NO P«N) 

RENTAL OFFICE HOURS 

9-5 PM DAILY - 11-5 PM SUNDAY 

OR BY APPOINTMENT 

CLOSED THURSDAY 


KENSINGTON PARK 

APARTMENTS 

NEW 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

FROM $225 

DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM 

KENSINGTON STATE PARK 

AT 1-96 & KENT LAKE EXIT. 

Drapes, shag carpeting, clubhouse & pool, air conditioning, 

appliances 

Both golfing P. park facilities right 

across the road 

Mgr.437-6794 

Open Daily & Sunday 

9 AM-9PM 

> * • > * 

Auburn Orchard 1 fro 

t«sl 

* - 

I 

Hedroom $250 - 2 Itcilrooin 

$2f>0 H4*iiIhI lounl.om,-. niih 

f'risalt* Kawim'iit 

Private f nttance 

Individual Washer Dryer Hookup 

Private Patio Available 

'Whirlpool Appliances 

Community Building 

I ennis Courts 

Swimming Pool 

10-fi Weekdays II 

•* 

Open: 

Weekends 

:*i-6oo 

mm 0 m k 

Utica 

P C C P L C , P L A C E S , 

and 

WELLESLEY 

lnw nhoii»i ( ooper.itne 

1.2 X .5 K K D K O O M s 

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• 4 NIOII < M'l/KN* 

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A 

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MOS.-PKI. 

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729-3328 

Equ3 HouS">2 

SEVEN MILE. Lahser area • 

Furnished house with basement,and 

garage 

Move in today, J365 per 

month, references required , (ill 

Tom or Lou Gramco Real EsttAe 

525-7400 

406 Duplexes To Rent 

TELEGRAPH • 8 MILE 

3 bed 

rooms, basement, garage, stove, 

refrigerator No Pets 534 5566 

THREE BEDROOM in Wayne, 

between Venoy 4 Merriman, 14 

baths $295 per month plus utilities 

Security deposit After 4 PM728 2740 

THREE 

bedroom Cape Cod in 

Sylvan l-ake Large enclosed porch, 

finished basement area. J car 

garage, lake privileges and boat 

dock available 1450 monthly After 

8PM 545 6419 

TO RENT or buy three bedroom 

home in Lake Orion, 9250 per 

month, lease and security deposit. 

781-5244 

W 

BLOOMFIELD. 2 bedrooms. 

cab«n with fireplace, living room, 

carport. Birmingham schools, 5900 

Poplar Lane 885 2730 

W BLOOMFIELD 

Mople-Farmingtn Rd Area 

Almost new 3 bedroom colonial, 

l'/j baths, family room, 

central air, 2 car garage, 

excellent condition Carpeting, 

drapes, lawn care provided, 

swim club membership 1 

year lease minimum $600 

per month H-24 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 645-5700 

WE HAVE over 

100 listings "of 

houses now for rent Call for further 

information 


27850 Farmington at 12 Mile 

Phone 553 9001 

WELL KEPT 3 bedroom Home, 

with garage, 14 Mile Adams Area 

1380 per month 538 2705 

WESTLAND" rent while buying • 2 

bedroom, redecorated, IW car 

S arage, J225 monthly. $275 security 

1 A Ross Realty 328-8302 

BIRMINGHAM 

- conven 

town location, 2 bedroomi, 

ate occupancy $290 

 

PERSON 

bedroom 

$150 plus 

534 2599 

NEEDED lo Share 3 

Condo 

In Birmingham 

3 utilities M4 1088 

premium 879-2600 Ask "for Mrs 

McAvoy 

LANDLORDS at no c6st to you let 

us send you select, 

qualified 



Phone 553 9001 

LEAVING TOWN! 

Don't Want To Sell! 

Consult us about odr rental and or 

property management service 

Over 9 years experience in manage 

ment field Competitive rates 

GOODE REAL ESTATE 

1411 N Woodward MI7-1898 

RESPONSIBLE mature man to 

share my 3 bedroom 2 bath home 

1 n W e s 11 a ri d $150 per month 

525 4469 

ROOMMATE NEEDED to share 

my large 2 bedroom 2 bath 

apartment in Southfield ("all alter 4 

Pm 355 1768 

SINGLE person to share 2 hedroom 

duplex, completely furn.shed 

S150 

month $100 security Southfield 

Oak Park area 

544 ;9& 

SINGLE WORKING Girl 24 has 2 

bedrixim apl in Keego Harboi to 

share Call evenings alter 6 I'M 

682-8081 

WOMAN to share with same 

a 

lovely 2 bedroom apartment in 

il Oak 

Roya 

evenings 

$135 plus utilities Cal 

54 5 64 56 

House Sitting 

Service 

STUDENT studying for Bar 

1 Desire's to house sit During 

t July Call Paul 64 5 5 261 

424 Office-Business Spoce To Rent 

STORES FOR LÂSE 

45192 Ford Rd . Canton. Michigan 

across from Meljer's Tbrlfty Acres 

Call 587-8500 

DOCTOR 

Lease a 1050 sq ft medical suite in Farrninyton 

Hills 

No more than 15 minutes from most NW area 

hospitals Modern building with elevator, Doctor s 

lounge (sauna, exercise room, showers etc ) More 

than adequate parking areas Mr Carey will at your 

convenience, inspect the facilities with you 

• THOMPSON-BROWN * 

553-8700

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