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Top tankers 

The all area Observer 

swim team is announced 

in today's sports section, 

and included on the team 

is five tankers from 

Plymouth Salem and 

Plymouth Canton high 

schools. See Page 1C. 

They're suceedingl 

See story on Page 3 

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Guns ablazing! 

U.S. Sen. Robert Griffin 

(R-Mich.) came to the 

Detroit area this week and 

blasted the Panama Canal 

treaties he has steadfastly 

opposed from the onset of 

senate hearings. Story on 

Page 7A. 

Columns 

For easy reading, you 

will find enjoyment in one 

or more of today's columns—Daniels 

Den on 

Page 3A, Gundella's 

Witchwatch on Page 9A, 

Waisting Aweigh by 

Nancy Austin on Page 

12A, or Outdoors by Lem 

Messee on Page 16A. 

Gettin out 

Everybody's gettin' 

out—Oakland County 

wants out of SEMCOG, 

Rep. Tom Brown wants 

the suburbs out of Wayne 

County, and the U P. 

wants to secede from 

Michigan. The gettin' out 

syndrome has sparked editorial 

comment from Tim 

Rjchard on Page 14A. 

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Bowling 

Brevities 

Canton Chatter 

Church 

Classified 5-16C, 

Clute in Action 

Daniels Den 

Doc's Corner 

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Suburban Life 

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Witch Watch 

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Sign compromise is off the ground 

After six months of haggling, the 

Canton Township Planning Commission 

arrived at a compromise sign 

ordinance that allows signs where 

none are permitted now and permits 

taller and larger signs in every zoning 

classification 

Since 1974, no free-standing ground 

signs, those mounted on poles or not 

connected to buildings, have been 

allowed. The proposed ordinance 

Detroit cop 

sues 4 for 

rape arrest 

A Detroit police officer arrested and 

released last summer as a suspect in 

25 unsolved Hines Park rapes is suing 

the Westland Police" Department and 

the Wayne County Sheriff's Depart 

ment. 

But an attorney for Detroit police 

officer Thomas Panich said he expects 

that a crowded Wayne County Circuit 

Court docket will force at least a twoyear 

wait on the case. 

"We are demanding a jury trial," 

said attorney Leslie Schefman. 

The suit charges that Panich was the 

victim of gross negligence, libel, slander 

and false imprisonment. A charge 

of "loss of consortium and conjugal 

affection of her husband" was filed on 

behalf of Panich's wife, Patricia. 

Also named in the suit filed Feb. 14 

are the City of Detroit, the Detroit 

Police Department and the Evening 

News Association, publishers of the 

Detroit News. 

While no dollar amount is specified, 

the suit asks "for whatever amount 

plaintiff is found to be entitled. . . as 

equity and justice allow." 

The suit resulted from the arrest of 

Panich by Detroit police. Panich was 

turned over to the Wayne County Sheriffs 

Department far questioning in 

connection with 25 rapes in Hines Park 

between 1973-76. 

Panich, an evidence technician for 

the Detroit Police Department, had 

been arrested a month earlier by 

Westland police on a charge of 

indecent exposure. 

Panich presented evidence that he was 

out of the state at the time of the 

morals incident and that charge was 

dismissed. 

Two rape victims picked Panich out 

of a police lineup, but he was cleared 

after blood tests and a lie detector 

test. 

According to Westland policewoman 

Laura Moore, who was named in the 

suit, Westland police and the Wayne 

County Sheriff's Department had 

checked and eliminated about 1,000 

persons as rape suspects. 

Most of the rapes which occurred in 

Hines Park, an 18-mile long area from 

Dearborn Heights to Plymouth, came 

wder the jurisdiction of the Wayne 

County Sheriff's Department. 

Mrs. Moore speculated at the time of 

Panich's release that Panich has a 

"look-alike." She now declined comment 

on the lawsuit on advice of her 

attorney. 

According to Panich's lawsuit, the 

Westland police, the Wayne County 

Sheriffs Department and the Detroit 

police were negligent because they 

failed to investigate "files and records 

which established the imocence" of 

Panich. 

It further contends that Panich was 

arrested "without warrant" on a 

charge of indecent exposure and for 

investigation of "multiple rapes" in 

the Hines Park vicinity and imprisoned 

in the Wayne County Jail for 27 

hours. 

TTie suit accuses those departments 

of releasing Panich's name to the 

news media, resulting in his being 

slandered and libeled as "a heinous 

criminal." 

As a result of the arrest and imprisonment, 

Mrs. Panich was deprived of 

the "society, comfort and services" of 

her husband, according to the suit. 

IT* series of Hines Park rapes 

remains unsolved 

Pedestrian hit 

William Stephen of Inkster was 

struck by a car Monday afternoon at 

the corner of Haman and Michigan 

Ave. 

Deputies are still seeking the driver 

of a car that first struck Stephen's car 

and then hit Stephen when he got out 

to inspect the damage, said Wayne 

Gouty Sheriff spokesperson Judy Singleton. 

The accident occurred at 2:13 p.m. 

Monday. Stephen's condition was 

listed as fair Tuesday by Wayne 

Gouty General Hoqrftal officials. 

ved by the planning commission 

y night would allow ground 

igns in every zoning district. 

The proposal would let merchants 

wild even bigger signs than the maxmum 

allowable size if the signs are 

nade of 100 per cent "natural'' mateials 

like wood 

Signs in residential commercial dis- 

in tricts, not on main roads, could be 

rected up to 15 feet above the ground 

I ith a face or message area of 25 

square feet and a setback as close as 

JO feet from the property line. 

Signs in the "extended neighborhood 

commercial district" (C-2) and the 

'Community commercial district (C- 

3), which takes in most of the commercial 

establishments along Ford 

Road, could be 15 feet high with 50 

uarefeet of message area. 

If the ordinance is adopted by the 

hip board, after the planning 

commission holds required public 

hearings, a 5-by-10 foot sign with two 

sides would be allowed on Ford Road 

if the two sides aren't farther than two 

feet away from each other. 

PLANNING COMMISSIONERS 

passed the motion introduced by Bart 

Blerg Monday night by a 5-2 vote, 

rian Schwall and Joyce Willis voted 

linst loosening sign restrictions, 

spying that last year's citizen's sign 

berm committee wanted more 

trictive recommendations. 

The proposed ordinance should come 

before the township board in about six 

Weeks, according to Planning Commission 

Chairman Robert Padget. Only 

the township board can enact such legislation. 

Planning commissioners are also in 

the process of establishing new zoning 

districts in Canton. Presently, zoning 

the classifications end at C-3. In recognition 

of the pew districts, planning 

sioners set sign guidelines that 

Id govern automobile showrooms, 

ling malls, and large hotel-motel 

complexes. These large, "intensive 

use" parcels would be allowed 100 

square foot signs automatically, and a 

maximum of a 300-foot sign if the 

property is wide enough to warrant it. 

By CRAIG PIECHURA 

Rather than filing suit to stop the 

iposed hiring schedule of patrol offi- 

^rs, the Canton Police Officers Assoition 

(CPOA) has taken another 

jck. 

;y've jumped into a suit against 

the township by police commander 

Carl Silvers. 

Silvers' suit, and the CPOA's intervention, 

delayed Monday's scheduled 

hiring of four full-time sergeants. The 

suit, started by Silvers and later joined 

by the four current part-time sergeiants, 

says the commander and sershould 

be guaranteed the new 

without additional testing. 

The CPOA, per se, is not a party to 

the lawsuit, but the association supports 

the sergeants' intervention and 

is paying their legal fees. 

TTie police union's action prevents 

.the township from filling any of the 

new sergeant spots until Canton officials 

state their case at a show-cause 

hearing at 2 p.m., March 30 before 

MM 

A formula has been devised where 

large businesses in the C-4, C-5 and C-6 

zoning districts could increase the size 

of their sign by two square feet for 

every foot of linear frontage. 

Existing businesses with signs above 

the maximum height or size will not 

be allowed to move, remodel orj 

change the sign. Any changes must 

meet the new ordinance, if it's passed 

by the township board. If the business 

owner didn't change the sign he would 

be allowed to keep it up, but the sign 

would be classified under non-conforming 

use 

super bowt 

With his bowling alley set far back from the road, 

Super Bowl owner Dave Hopkins thinks a sign near 

the road is an absolute necessity. He's been forbidden 

By motion of Richard Klrchgatter, 

businesses that built signs pf 100 per 

cent natural material, sue!} as wood, 

would be allowed a 40 per (}ent larger 

sign. Kirchgatter called thfs amendment 

an incentive to business to erect 

good-looking signs. His amendment 

passed 4-3, with Schwall, Willis and 

Robert Schefferly dissenting 

TWO MEN who make tljeir living 

selling signs spoke before thft planning 

body and citizens Monday ni^ht. 

First up was Gary Lowellj president 

of/ Worthington Woodworks,! a "natu- 

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ral, low-profile" sign company. Lowell 

exchanged sharp words with one merchant 

in the audience who shouted out 

that he couldn't read the fancy leUers 

on one of Swell's carved cedar signs. 

Lowell stopped his slide presentation 

to question whether his critic needed a 

change of eyeglass prescription and 

told him he lacked "sensitivity" in 

aesthetic matters such as signs 

He told the planning commission it 

had two choices—bow to the pressure 

of the business community and allow 

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a ground sign under terms of the existing 

Iinance but relief is on the way. (Staff photo 

Caskey) 

stalled as cops join suit 

Wayne County Circuit Judge Horace 

Gilmore. 

The township has been testing 10 

applicants for the four sergeant jobs 

through the Michigan Municipal 

League (MML) testing agency. None 

of the applicants are sergeants in Canton's 

present part-time police force 

because they don't meet an eight-year 

supervisory experience requirement. 

Before negotiations on patrol officer 

hiring requirements stalled, CPOA 

attorney James Garber agreed not to 

contest the requirements demanded 

for full-time sergeant applicants. 

But, now that talks have broken off, 

Garber maintains both the sergeants 

and patrol officer jobs are up for negotiation. 

"We said (in negotiations) that we 

wouldn't contest the sergeants' exaim 

if the township gave us the right to b^ 

tested for the 10 patrol officer jobs 

among ourselves," Garber explained. 

"We had to give up something to get 

something." 

The police union, which has first 

crack at the patrol officer jobs, objects 

Basketball on the brain 

Canton Clerk John Flodin landed hard-to-get tickets for the NCAA 

basketball finals for the second year in a row. The tickets are 

awarded by a lottery, and Flodin is uncharacteristically tight4ipped 

about how be got the ducats. "I sent in several applications, let's pot 

it that way," Flodin said. His wife of 35 years, Bernice, is another Dig 

basketball fan and will accompany him to St. Louis. Flodin figures 

Kentucky will walk away with all marbles come Monday. (Staff photo 

by Gary Caskey) 

to three of six tests the 

requiring of applicants. 

wnship is 

ROGER PEARS ALL, one pf the four 

current part-time sergeants, hinted 

that the injunction to stop thie new sergeants 

hiring may be a ployjto get the 

township to drop the three patrol officer 

tests the CPOA opposes.| 

But Garber said the foiir current 

sergeants should not be replaced. 

"Hiese four individuals (Pearsall, 

Donald LaFramboise, Do l Tillman 

and Charles Goff) have bên hired, 

employed, promoted as ser ;eants and 

still hold that position tuday," Garber 

said 

According to Silvers, the) four were 

picked to supervise the force on the 

basis of their "maturity.'' 

Goff is not even certified as a police 

officer with the Michigan Law 

Knfor cement Training fcooncil. This 

means he can't arrest fen! individual 

inless accompanied by a certified officer 

who has undergone minimum of 

240 hours of police acadeAiyj training. 

THE CPOA membership is refusing 

to take tests on agility, police procedure 

and medical condition because, 

they say, officers passed tests of that 

type within the past 18 months when 23 

graduated from the police academy 

Garber said township officials 

should rank CPOA applicants on the 

basis of the academy test results 

Canton officials unanimously 

instituted the six test hiring policy 

March 14. All applications for the 10 

open patrol jobs must be submitted by 

April 17, according (to the township 

board. / 

So far, no current Canton officers 

have applied, although almost 20 are 

interested in obtaining the full-time 

police jobs 

CPOA members have agreed to take 

psychological tests administered by 

Psychological Resources, Inc.; a formula 

test for awarding points for 

police experience and an oral exam to 

be conducted by three out-state police 

chiefs. 

Tighter controls 

for campaigning 

A more comprehensive state campaign 

financing law may jjiake it easier 

to find out who is bankrolling local 

^ politicians. 

The law, which went 

1, 1977, requires any 

elective office to 

reports on who is 

effect June) 

ite for 

regular 

Ved raising 

campaign money, where lit is coning 

from, and how much is being raised. 

"TTiere were a couple of pig holes in 

the old system which made, it possible 

for candidates to raise thousands of 

dollars they didnt have to account 

for," said Orville Tungate, Wayne 

County deputy clerk. 

In addition to a maze of i*w finance 

reporting procedures, the law provides 

for penalties of up to $300 for late 

reports and criminal suits against 

those who do not comply^ v i 

One of the most significant changes 

in the law, according to Tuagate, is a 

limit on the number of elecfic on corn- 

mittees any candidate for or offi ice may 

have. 

As of this year, a candidate is 

allowed one election committee. TTie 

names of the people on that committee 

murt be registered with the county 

clerk's office. 

BEFORE THE new law's enactment, 

a candidate could have several 

campaign committees raising money 

without having to list the names of the 

people on those committees or who 

was donating to them 

"In theory, a giy could file a statement 

with our office saying he was a 

candidate and did not plan to spend 

more than $500 on his campaign," 

Tungate said. 

"But he could have four or five committees 

out raising money for him, so 

he, personally, woukki't have to spend 

more than the fGOO Thousands of dollars 

could fall between the cracks. 

There was no way to tie things 

together." 

Under the new law, however, that 

situation should be remedied 

As of this year, anyone from school 

board trustee hopeful to a candidate 

for the state senate must supply the 

clerk's office with a complete list of 

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On 10th anniversary, 

SEMCOG is healthy 

By TIM RICHARD 

At the age of 10 years, the Southeast 

Michigan Council of Governments can 

expect competition, controversy and 

growing interest " 

The prediction of luncheon speaker 

Richard C. Hartman was borne out 

Tuesday even before he spoke, as delegates 

to the seven-county planning 

agency staged a spirited fight over 

vice-chairperson posts. 

Missing from the fray for the first 

time in eight years was Livonia Councilman 

Jerry Raymond, who received 

a distinguished service award at the 

luncheon for his work on SEMCOG 

committees and as architect of the 

agency's bylaws. The Livonia council 

replaced Raymond as a delegate with 

Peter Ventura. 

"I can remember coming to SEM- 

COG General Assembly meetings 

when we didn't have a quorum," said 

Raymond as he looked over a Sheraton-Southfield 

Hotel ballroom full of 

delegates representing an all-time 

high of 120 member governments. 

Today there is competition for officers,' 

Raymond said. "I can remember 

(in past years) talking to people 

and saying 'you have to take the joh.'" 

IN A SPIRITED contest for vicechairperson 

representing the county 

bloc, Oakland County Commissioner 

Larry Pemick (D-Southfield) unseated 

Washtenaw Commissioner Kathleen 

Fojtik (D-Ann Arbor) by a vote of 44- 

22. 

But Miss Fojtik, a maverick in SEM- 

COG circles, managed a comeback by 

winning an at-large vice-chairperson 

seat in a three-way run She received 

44 votes. Trenton Mayor Robert Bovitz 

was elected with 38 votes; and West 

Bloomfield Township Supervisor John 

Doherty Lost with 30 votes. 

In a race for vice-chairperson from 

the townships bloc, Mary Ellen Parrott, 

treasurer of Shelby Township in 

Macomb County, defeated Doherty 37- 

29. 

Re-elected chairman for a second 

one-year term—a SEMCOG traditionwas 

Oak Park Mayor David Shepherd. 

LUNCHEON SPEAKER Hartman is 

executive director of the National 

Association of Regional Councils. He is 

known in southeast Michigan as the 

former executive secretary of the 

Committee of 100, the voluntary group 

that recommended establishment of 

SEMCOG. 

Hartman said that although regional 

councils are centers of controversy, 

they are widely believed to be needed. 

"Hie federal government and Congress 

need regional councils because 

they need someone to do the dirty 

work," he said, citing the thorny problem 

of water quality management. 

"Some wise governors are recognizing 

regional councils take a lot of pressure 

off the state capital. 

"Local officials have a love-hate 

relationship with their councils of government," 

said Hartman as many in 

the audience nodded. "They have to 

get together to make decisions, or 

someone else will do it. With councils 

of government, you don't need to reorganize 

your local governments to 

make (decisions)," he said. 

"Congress is on record as supporting 

your endeavors. The Carter Administration 

is a question mark," Hartman 

said 

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Plymouth-Canton 

OBITUARIES 

DR. JOHN VOS 

A memorial service for Dr. John 

Vos, a former resident of PLj^nouth 

Township, were held recently in Vero 

Beach, Fla. 

Vos, who died after a short illness in 

Grand Rapids on March 20, had been 

living the past few years in Vero 

Jpeach after retiring from medical 

practice. 

Vos, 65, was a graduate of Calvin 

College in 1935 and of Chicago College 

of Osteopathy in 1939. He was on the 

staff of Detroit Osteopathic Hospital 

from 1939-74, was a 32d degree Mason 

and a member of the Shrine, Moslem 

Shrine Temple, Detroit. He attended 

and was a member of the vestry of St. 

John Episcopal Churco of Plymouth, 

and was a past president of the Redford 

Optimist Club. 

Survivors include: wife, Jacqueline; 

sons, John F. Ill, an attorney in 

Plymouth, and Robert E. of Livonia; 

daughter, Mrs. Judy Kamen of Westland; 

and seven grandchildren. 

MAUD ANDERSON 

Funeral services fcr Mrs. Anderson, 

89 of Plymouth, will be held at 1 p.m. 

today (Thursday) in Schrader Funeral 

Home with burial at Riverside Cemetery. 

Officiating will be the Rev. Dr. 

William M. Stahl. 

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Mrs. Anderson, who died March 20 

in Westland, was a homemaker and 

longtime Plymouth resident. She was 

a member of the First Baptist Church 

of Plymouth and of the Loyal Daughters 

of the Baptist Gurch. Survivors 

include: 9>ns, Walter of Plymouth, 

Clarence o 

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MARION A. EGER 

i Funeral rvices for Mrs. Eger, 71 

of Thornd e Ct., Northville Town- 

ship, will be held 11 a.m. today 

(Hiursday) at Epiphany Lutheran 

Church, 413 390 Five Mile, Plymouth. 

Memorial contributions :ontri! may be made 

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Associations. Arrangements were 

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Mrs. Eger, who died March 18 at 

home, was bom in Germany and 

moved to Northville Township in February 

1978 from Bonita Springs, Fla. 

She was o vner of Marion A. Eger 

Realty in Rainbow Lakes, N.J., and 

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son, Bertram; daughter, Mrs. Doris 

Cross of Northville Township; three 

sisters and five grandchildren. 

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Filing 

deadline 

Two four-year terms 

on the Plymoutb£anton 

Board of Education will 

be filled at the Jure 12 

school election. 

Candidates must file 

nominating petitions 

with the secretary of the 

board by 4 p.m. \tonday, 

April 10. Petitions must 

be signed by at least 20 

registered voters. 

Petitions are available 

a£ the board office, 454 S. 

Harvey, Plymouth, from 

8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday 

through Friday 

Candidates must be 

registered voters and 

school district residents 

Auto 

gifts 

Four automobile 

engines have been 

donated by American 

Motors Corporation to 

Plymouth Canton High 

School. 

Hie two six-cylinder 

and two eight-cylinder 

engines will be used in 

the beginning and 

advanced auto programs 

at the tygh school 

The engines, mounted 

on test stands, will be 

worked on by students 

learning maintenance 

and repair of late model 

automotive engines. 

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Canton 

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James Potter, 12, of Canton 

has been named carrier 

of the month for March by 

the Canton Observer. James, 

son of James and Pamela 

Potter, has delivered the 

Observer since September, 

1976. A 7th grader at East 

Middle School, James carries 

an "A" average. His career 

goal is to be a professional 

baseball player, and, not surprisingly, 

his hobby is reading 

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Planners reach compromise 

Ground signs to be allowed 

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any type of sign, "or be a leader, show 

the people you care about what happens 

in this community. When forced 

to do something tasteful, they'll do it," 

Lowell said. 

Mrs. Lillian Hopkins, co-owner of 

the Super Bowl lanes, asked Lowell if 

he thought business people would 

intentionally alienate the community 

by spending "good money on bad 

signs." Lowell said the common mistake 

is spending a fortune on architectural 

plans, and then, once the 

building's built, "look in the Yellow 

Pages for a sign company." 

On the other side of the sign spectrum 

was William Settles, a sign broker 

from Warren. 

Settles opposed local government 

restrictions on a businessman's right 

to advertise his establishment with 

whatever sign he chooses. 

"I have a profound belief that the 

businessman himself will make the 

right decision for his future," Settlev 

said. . . "If I'm a local businessman, 

I would probably be the best judge of 

what type of sign should be on that 

road. Water finds its own level. " 

District courts busting seams 


clients or witnesses, and a lock-up 

area. 

"If space doesn't become available 

soon, I may have to rent space elsewhere," 

Judge Davis commented. 

ABOUT THREE years ago Davis 

also conducted 35th District Court sessions 

at the Plymouth Township Hall. 

As township offices grew, and space 

became limited there, an agreement 

was worked out whereby the court 

would be located at city hall and the 

city, in return, would receive all court 

revenues. 

'Hie city does not charge the court 

rent, said City Mgr. Fred Yockey, but 

does receive abort $40,000 a year more 

in revenue than expenses. 

A year ago the city applied for federal 

public works funds to expand city 

hall, including more space for the 

court. That project, estimated at 

$700,000, also would have included 

expanded administrative offices for 

the city, a pistol range, more sleeping 

and eating space for firefighters, and a 

space within city hall for the detective 

bureau. The request for federal funds 

was denied. 

Yockey suggested the commission 

take a hard look at the project and 

consider financing it with capital 

improvement funds—most of which 

come from federal-shared revenue. 

"We must come to grips with this 

problem or the court might move out 

of city hall," said Mayor Thomas 

Turner. 

"It's possible we can finance the 

addition and work out an arrangement 

with the court where it won't cost the 

taxpayers anything," added Yockey. 

Harder to hide campaign cash 


each person on his election committee. 

It must done within 10 days of the 

date the person announces his or her 

candidacy. 

In addition, the committee reporVor 

statement of the organizationmust 

include the name of the bank 

where the committee keep it funds. 

Once the committee is on record, the 

candidate is obligated to give the 

clerk's office periodic reports on how 

much money the committee is raising 

and where it is coming from. 

The first report is due 11 days before 

the primary election, and must detail 

all campaign financing activity which 

took place prior to the 16th day before 

the primary. 

The next report is due 20 days after 

the primary, and it covers all fund 

raising and expenditures which took 

$ tt 

place since the last report date. 

But that report just takes care of the 

primary election. If the candidate is 

sucessful, he has to submit a pre-general 

election financial report and a 

post-general election report. Also, 

each candidate must file an annual 

ATTENTION 

PEOPLE 

MICHAEL CHABEN, D.D.S. P C. 

and HARRY YOUNG, D.D.S. 

are accepting new patients 

Jentistry for adults & children 

24350 Joy Rd., Redford 

Blks. W. of Telegraph) 537-8602 

Get it while 

it's hot... 

(for when ift hot!) 

... custom order the bej; t in patio furniture 

at 2 0 % off and have it in time for summer. 

report at the end of June. 

While Tungate admits they new law 

is somewhat more complicated, he 

hopes it won't discourage people from 

deciding to become political candidates. 

This Want Ad appeared in 

the St Helens (OR) Senti 

net Mist-Chronicle To the 

person or persons who stole 

my duck and goose decoys 

last weekend "They were 

yours to use any time you 

asked You thought it took 

courage to steal them. If 

you would like to know 

what real courage is, bring 

them back. Be assured you 

will be the first person I 

will loan them to " The ad 

was signed by Bill Nelson of 

Deef Island 

ciiff or 

•tin 

•o/not/s 

FRIED CHICKEN 

HOUSE HO LD 

[ITEHS 20 » OFF, 

'rant as 

. t i n ft 

b.P. U G S 

£ 

Signs as tall and as large as these in neighboring Plymouth Township 

would be banned under Canton's proposed sign law. (Staff photo 

by Gary Caskey) 

A-Vs-v yyy'y'y'v 

If you wait until summer to shop for patio 

furniture, you'll either have to be happy with 

what we've chosen, or place a special order and 

hope it arrives before the season ends. 

But now, during our Custom Patio Event, you 

can order from the Midwest's largest selection of 

patio furniture — at 20% off - and have it in 

time for the warm weather to come. 

Choose from the best seating and dining pieces 

in aluminum, wicker, wrought iron, and rattan 

by makers like Woodard, Tropitone, and Picks 

Reed. |• 

But come in soon, this sale ends March 25th! 

Summer's just around the corner. . 

At the good stuff store. 

• Protects children pets 

and property 

• Self-closing seM-latching 

gate for security 

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MISS DiG&N' UP >OuR 

FLOWERS THIS SUMMEC, 

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Available m galvanised 

steel or handsome 

green vinyl coating thai 

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You buy fcood fence by the year. Not by the foot. 

Only sales outlets for genuine Anchor Fence. 

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• Plus other exclusive 

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post & gate frame for 

added beauty 

Call for free estimate 

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Thursday, March 23, 1978 (P.C4A 

Standard Federal Savings 

H i w m n m 

of their Plymouth Township Office 

/ 

You will receive a free Timex Watch 

when you deposit $500 or more at the 

new Plymouth Township Office 

OFFER GOOD'FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 

Richard P. Martel, Jr., Branch Manager, 

extends his personal invitation to you 

to come to the Standard Federal Sav- 

ings office located on 40909 Ann Arbor 

Road near Haggerty Road in Plymouth 

Township. You'll be interested to know 

that Standard Federal Savings pays 

the highest rates on savings allowable 

by law, and has been the Number One 

residential mortgage lender in South- 

eastern Michigan for the past 3 3 /4 

years. Whether you're saving or bor- 

rowing, we'll consider it a privilege to 

serve you. 

tQUAl HOUSING 

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Your Choice of One of These 

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WHEN YOU DEPOSIT 

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Or... Select One of These 

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By federal regulation these gilts are limited to one person (per account and 

we must reserve the right to limit the number of g>Ms per transaction or 

group of transactions Gifts cannot be mailed This offer is gond 'or a 

limited time only 

Its time now to save at Standard Federal Savings! 

Accounts are Insured Up 

To $40,000 By The Federal 

Savings And Loan 

Insurance Corporation 

Check-A-Month Savings Certificate Accounts. 

Regular Passbook 

Savings Accounts 

Daily Interest 

interest it paid and compounded Quar 

te-iy to yield 5 35% annually 

With a deposit of $5,000 or more you can receive an interest check each 

and every month without disturbing the principal of your account You can 

open a six year 7¥«%. a four-year 7Vj%, or a thirty-month 6V«% Check-A- 

Month Savings Certificate Account • 

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You Simply keep $' 000 o- more on depojii 

'or 12 month* interest n paid 

and compounded quarterly to yeH 

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CTJ 30-Month 

Savings 

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4 ,(J7 48-Month 

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When ypu del 

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STANDARD 

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40909 ANN ARBOR ROAD 

near HAGGERTY ROAD 

Plymouth Township, Michigan 

< Phone:459-8666 

BRANCH OFFICE HOURS: 

Monday through Thursday — 9:30 a.m. 

to 5:00 p.m. Fridays — 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 

p.m.

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Circus coming to town 

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Hie Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Circus is coming to town 

April 8, 9 in the Plymouth Cultural Center. Amomg the performers 

will be LaVonne, a 10-year-old who was born in the circus. Her father 

was an animal trainer, her mother and her grandparents were aerialists. 

Tickets for the circus are on sale at $1.50 and are available at 

little Professor Book Store, S&W Hardware, Jerry's Bike Shop, the 

Peim Theatre and the chamber office at 878 Wing, Plymouth. 

Easter broadcast 

A special Easter programming format 

will be aired today (Thursday) by 

WSDP (88.1 FM), the student-ope rated 

radio station at Plymouth Centennial 

Educational Park. 

The holiday programming begins at 

2 p.m. with "The Messiah " Then on 

"fVime Time" at 4:45 p.m., a talk on 

national health insurance is featured 

with E.G. Marshall 

Other program listings today are: 

news and sports, 4:18 p.m., press and 

world affairs, 4:30, View from 33d 

Floor, 4:35, Space Story, 4:4

V 

Thursday, March 23, 1971 

Standard Federal Savings 

UttM 

of their Plymouth Township Office 

You will receive a free Timex Watch 

when you deposit $500 or more at the 

new Plymouth Township Office 

OFFER GOOD-FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 

Richard P. Martel, Jr., Branch Manager, 

extends his personal invitation to you 

to come to the Standard Federal Sav- 

ings office located on 40909 Ann Arbor 

Road near Haggerty Road in Plymouth 

Township. You'll be interested to know 

that Standard Federal Savings pays 

the highest rates on savings allowable 

by law, and has been the Number One 

residential mortgage lender in South- 

eastern Michigan for the past 3 3 /4 

years. Whether you're saving or bor- 

rowing, we'll consider it a privilege to 

serve you. 

t = * 

tOUAt HOUSING 

LENDER 

Your Choice of One of These 

Attractive TIMEX Watches 


$500 OR MORE 

A ,v 

Or... Select One of These 

Valuable TIMEX Watches 


$5,000 OR MORE 

By federal regulation these gilts are limited to one person per account and 

we must reserve the right to limit the number of gifts per transaction or 

group of transactions Gifts cannot be mailed This offer is good for a 

limited time only 

It's time now to save at Standard Federal Savings! 

Accounts are Insured Up 

To $40,000 By The Federal 

Savings And Loan 

Insurance Corporation 

5 •4 

po ' 

Check-A-Month Savings Certificate Accounts. 


Savings Accounts 

Daily Interest 

Interest is paid and compounded quar 

teny to yield S 3 j % annually 

With a deposit of $5,000 or more you can receive an interest check each 

and every month without disturbing the principal of your account You can 

open a six-year 7V«%, a four-year 7V»%, or a thirty-month 6V«% Check-A- 

Month Savings Certificate Account • 

NEW 

OFF CE / 

SCHOOLCBAFT 

m $1 000 minimum deposit 

One-Year 

0 Savings 

Certificates" 

YOU Simply keep $1 000 O' more oh de 

posit lor 12 months Inio'ev is pa*d 

and compounded quarterly to yie 11 

6 66°» annually 

3/% 30-Month 

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30 CO" Month* pounded and quarterly *nth nteresf you paid 'etc. and 

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Blasts canal treaty 

Griffin comes out guns ablazing 

SEN ROBERT GRIFFIN 

The president is weak 

* Correction 

l-ast week the Observer erroneously 

reported that Elton McAllister owned 

McCallister's, a liquor store, on Northtflle 

Road The store is owned by his 

brother, William Elton, who has petitioned 

for a Class C liquor license, 

owns the gas station and car wash 

next to the liquor store Hie license 

has not yet been granted The 

Observer regrets the error 

By MICHAEL MATUSZEWSKI 

Another round of ammunition, 

please. 

Michigan's senior U.S. senator, Robert 

Griffih, brought the fight against a 

new Panama Canal treaty to Detroit 

this week He came out with guns 

ablazing. 

Griffin, long an opponent of the 

treaties which would give the tiny Central 

American country full control of 

the interoceanic canal by the year 

2000, criticized the treaties and President 

Jimmy Carter's tactics in trying 

to win Senate approval. 

' Senators were implored to put 

aside their own best judgment and to 

vote for the treaty last Thursday on 

the ground that rejection would be a 

devastating blow to the prestige of 

President Carter and the office he 

holds," Republican Griffin told the 

Detroit Economic Club. 

"The strongest argument for the 

treaty was the weakness of the president." 

he continued. 

THE SENATE last week ratified, 68 

32, a treaty that provides for the permanent 

neutrality of the 64-year-old 

canal. Carter said ratifiaction of the 

treaty was vital to his crdibility as an 

international leader Donald Riegle, 

the suite's Democratic senator, voted 

for the treaty. 

Griffin said, "This prediction of devastating 

damage to the prestige of the 

president could eventually turn out to 

be a prophecy-. 

"If all the senators would have voted 

on the basis of the way their con-* 

stituents felt, the treaty would have 

failed." 

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Sunday, March 26 

Brunch from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. 

Adults $ 4.75 Children 10 & under $ 2.15 

Smorgasbord from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. 

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He said Carter made the vote a test 

of party loyalty And he acknowledged 

that some GOP leaders were trying to 

make the canal issue a "litmus test" 

of Republican loyalty 

"As I see it, this is not a partisan 

political issue." he said 

DEBATE ON THE second part of 

the canal package, which would turn 

the Canal Zone to Panama's pontrol by 

the year 2000. is expected to continue 

for another week 

Griffin recommended that the treaty 

be rewritten to include these provisions 

: 

•That the U.S. have the right to use 

military force to protect the canal, 

even beyond the year 2000, against any 

threat, including those from Panamanian 

terrorists 

•That the U.S. retain more control 

and jurisdiction in the Canal Zone than 

what is currently provided for by the 

treaty. 

•That the U.S. keep the right to 

build another canal. 

UNDER THE provisixof the treaty, 

Griffin said. United States citizens 

working the canal zone until the year 

2000 would be under Panamanian 

jurisdiction "Employees would be 

subject, even while performing their 

duties with respect to the canal, to the 

laws of Panama, the police of Panama 

and the courts of Panama." Griffin 

said. 

"We would find ourselves, " he continued, 

"trying to operate and maintain 

the canal in a foreign country, 

rather than in a Canal Zone under our 

control and jurisdiction." 

Griffin also criticized the treaty's 

wording, which so far has fostered two 

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interpretations—a U.S. position and a 

Panamanian one. 

Carter has said the treaty allows the 

U.S. to intervene militarily at any 

time to defend the canal According to 

Griffin, though, Panamanian leader 

Gen. Omar Torrijos told the country, 

"The United States is obligated to 

come to our defense. when we ring 

the bell, when we push the button " 

And instead of bargaining away the 

right to build a new, larger canal in 

Central America. Griffin suggested 

holding that option open 

"Holding open even the possibility of 

building a new canal outside Panama 

could be very important and useful in 

our relations with Panama." he said 

Thieves covet 

wheel covers 

Plymouth police are scratching their 

heads over a rash of wheel cover 

thefts in the city that occurred 

between Friday night and Monday 

morning. Five cars were stripped of 

their wheel covers, police said. 

The majority of the thefts took place 

at the Crestwood apartments on Sheldon 

Road where three people reported 

robberies. In addition, a car parked on 

S. Mill Street and one in the McCool 

Apartments on N. Territorial Road 

had their wheel covers taken 

Police said they did not know 

whether it was the work of one person 

or a group of people. The estimated 

value of all the wheel covers is $1,000 

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Easter's Early, so 

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BREVITIES 

EASTER EGG HUNT 

March 25—Plymouth Parks and Recreation 

Department will hold its fourth 

annual easter egg and candy hunt Saturday 

beginning at 10 a.m. at Hamilton 

Park, Hamilton and Wing Streets 

in Plymouth. Childen age 10 and under 

are invited 

HOMEMAKING ECONOMISTS 

March 28—Ann Arbor Home Economists 

in Homemaking will meet 7:30 

p.m in the Bureon Room, Roosevelt 

Hall of Eastern Michigan University, 

Ypslanti, for a program on the home 

economic department's Scandinavian 

trip Those wanting to car-pool may 

meet at 7:10 p.m at the Arbor land 

post office. For information call Judy 

Clements at 663-6556 

PAPER DRIVE 

April 1,2—Divine Savior Catholic 

Church of Canton is holding its annual 

paper drive Papers can be dropped 

off from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, and 

from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m Sunday at 8212 

Orphan in the Holiday Park subdivision 

at Joy Road just east of 1-275. 

FIGURE SKATING 

April 7,&— Registration for Summer 

Figure Skating School in the Plymouth 

Cultural Center will be held 9 a.m. to 4 

p.m. April 7, 8 and on June 9, 10. The 

school in basic and advanced skills 

will run for four weeks from July 26 to 

Aug 23. 

ELLINGTON CONCERT 

April The Duke Ellington Orchestra 

directed by Mercer Ellington will 

appear in concert at Clarenceville 

High School, 20155 Middle Belt. 

Livonia, beginning at 8 p.m. A warmup 

concert by the Southfield High Jazz 

Ensemble will begin at 7:30 p.m. 

Reserved seat tickets at $6 and $5 are 

available at Harnmell Music Inc. and 

Livonia Mall Record and Tape • 

45-15 CLUB 

April 5—Canton Township Parks and 

Recreation 45-15 Fun Club, for students 

enrolled in year-round school, 

will take a trip to the Detroit Science 

Center The bus will leave Miller Ele- 

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Short showers use 

only about half 

as much hot water 

as tub baths. 

Turning the water 

temperature down 

gradually toward 

your shower's end 

will also save 

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f- 

Looking for a 

tailoring shop? 

weight watchers or meticulous 

dressers, Lapham's 

ha* a complete 

•Iteration department 

ready to serve you. Personal 

fittings for Doth 

men and women. 

LAPHAM'S 

349-3677 

NORTHVILLE 

Open Thur*. & Frl. 

9«.m. to 9 p.m. 

Mon.-Tue».-Wed.-S«t. 9-6 

mentary at 9:15 a.m. and return at 

1:30 p.m. Bring a bag lunch. The club 

will tour the museum and demonstration 

center. Cost is $1.50 each and 

there's a limit of 24 children with 

deadline to sign up being March 29. 

Tliis activity is for Track B students. 

SQUARE DANCING 

Learn to square dance with caller 

Doug Waldren every Wednesday from 

7:30 to 10 p!m. in Plymouth Cultural 

Center, 525 Farmer, for $3 per couple, 

per night. For information call 928- 

2068 

NUTRITION PROGRAM 

Wayne County Office of Aging offers 

a nutrition program Monday through 

Friday at noon in Tonquish Creek 

Manor, 1160 Sheridan, Plymouth. TTiis 

program offers a balanced meal for 

senior citizens. Reservations may be 

made at the site, in person, or by calling 

453-9703 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 

p.m. Transportation is available 

through the Canton, Northville, 

Plymouth YMCA by calling 453-2968. 

Program is free but 50-cent donations 

are appreciated. 

MOVIES FOR CHILDREN 

Free movies for children are shown 

on the fourth Saturday of each month 

in the Plymouth Cultural Center from 

10 a.m. to noon. Hot dogs and soft 

drinks available for a nominal charge. 

DUPLICATE BRIDGE 

Duplicate bridge meets every 

Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday 

from 11 a m to 3 p.m. in Cultural Center. 

Novice to advance players 

welcome. 

OIL PAINTING 

Informal oil painting sessions for 

those with some experience are held 

from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays in the 

Cultural Center. 

FOLK DANCE CLUB 

Folk Dance Club meets Fridays at 

7:30 p.m. in Bird Elementary School, 

220 Sheldon Road, Plymouth. Open to 

middle school students through adults 

from novice through experienced. Contact 

Joe Azbill at 45^6163. 

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FROM Witches have 4 elements—just like philosophers 

When a witch speaks of the "elements," 

she is not referring to the 105 

or so chemical substances which students 

are taught to identify in modern 

chemistry classes. 

Instead she is talking about the four 

categories believed by such early philosophers 

as Plato and Aristotle to be 

the basis of all matter: earth, air, fire 

and water. 

To witches, these four "elements" 

stand for the four conditions in which 

energy can erist: gas (air), electricity 

(fire), solid (earth) and liquid 

(water). 

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CUSTOMER INFORMATION FROM GENERAL MOTORS 

WHY WE'RE INTRODUCING 

AUTOMATIC SAFETY BELTS NOW 

WILL YOU LIKE THEM? WILL YOU CHOOSE THEM? WE NEED TO KNOW 

In May we will make 

automatic safety belts available 

as an option on the 

Chevrolet Chevette. We're 

doing this now because we 

need to know how well you 

like them and whether you'll 

choose them. 

Not enough people use 

the safety belts that are now 

standard equipment in every 

car. So the government has 

directed that some form of 

passive restraint, such as air 

cushions or automatic safety 

belts, be built into every car 

by 1984. 

The automatic safety 

belt is very easy to use. 

When the door is opened, 

the safety belt automatically 

moves out of the way so that 

the passenger has room to 

sit down. As the door is 

closed, the safety belt automatically 

fits around the 

passenger. Knee bolsters are 

built into the instrument 

panel to help limit forward 

movement during an accident. 

In addition, regular lap 

belts can be fastened to supplement 

the automaticsafety 

belts. 

We also have plans to 

offer air cushions in some of 

our future cars, because they 

have advantages in convenience 

and appearance. And 

we are working hard to improve 

them. 

On the other hand, automatic 

safety belts have 

these advantages: they are 

lighter, which helps gas mileage; 

their cost is relatively 

low, and they would be easy 

to replace. 

We d like you to try the 

new automatic belts and 

judge them for yourself. 

How many people order automatic 

safety belts, and what 

they think of them, will help 

us plan our cars for the 1980 p. 

• That's why we're offering 

the option of automati 

safety belts now, so you caji 

tell us how to design thes 

cars the way you want ther n. 

This advertisement is part df 

our continuing effort to give cus 

tamers useful information about 

their cars and trucks and tnf 

company that builds them. 

General Motors 

People building transportation 

to serve people 

•S and rituals always include 

salt, representing the earth; 

d incense, which is fire 

[with air. 

OPEN 

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Mle£w)'» 

The four suits of the Tarot Minor 

Arcana are also symbolic of these 

same four elements whih correspond 

to the four Hebrew letters: IHVH 

(Jehovah). 

In ancient Hebrew, therp were no 

written vowels, and these betters represented 

the forms of the v»rb "to be" 

used with "that," not "he." For the 

letters are a symbol for thfc conscious 

energy, the "One" that brings all 

things and all life into existence— 

"God," or whatever name one wishes 

to call it. 

I stands for the element (fire; H for 

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water; V for air, the breath of life; 

and the final H for the solid element of 

earth. 

The four suits of cards in the Tarot 

deck correspond with the IHVH and 

the four elements as follows 

I — fire — wands 

H — water — cups 

V — air — swords 

H — earth — pentacles (coins) 

The human characteristic qualities 

of man can also be divided into four 

categories symbolized by these 

elements. 

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CIRCUS TICKETS! 

The Observer would like one hundred youngsters to 

enjoy the circus, free of charge! 

That's why we are sponsoring a coloring contest for 

the younger set and a writing contest for older boys and 

girls with prizes of free tickets to the circus which will be 

sponsored by the Plymouth Community Chamber of 

Commerce. ^ 

Youngsters pre-school through second grade may 

enter by coloring the circus clown on this page. 

Young people in third through eighth grade can win 

tickets by writing a short story on the circus--any circus. 

The coloring entries and short stories must be submitted 

to the Plymouth Observer office by 5 p.m. 

Tuesday, March 28. 

Five tickets will be given to the first place winner in 

& 

tl 

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A 

each category, three tickets for second place and one 

ticket for honorable mention. 

There will be one judging category for pre-school 

ages and a separate category for each school grade level. 

Each ticket is worth one free admission to the circus 

without any ticket purchases necessary. 

A first-place winner will receive five $1.50 tickets for 

a total value of $7.50. 

Children entering the coloring contest must put their 

name, address, phone number and grade number on the 

front or back of their entry. 

Short story contestants must place the same information 

on the top right-hand corner of their entry. 

The Observer Newspaper office is located at 461 

South Main, Plymouth. 

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CONTEST DEADLINE—TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 5 p.m. 

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SEMCOG unanimously supports linear bikeways 

Bikeways are neet|U not only in 

parks, but in linear paths leading to 

the parks 

That was one key recommendation 

in a regional bikeway policy plan 

adopted Tuesday by the Southeastern 

Michigan Council erf Governments. 

SEMCOG's General Assembly, representing 

127 member governments in 

the seven-county region, adopted the 

bike plan without dissert The plan is 

part of the overall transportation plan 

for Wayne. Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, 

Livingston, St. Clair and Monroe 

counties 

"THIRTY-FIVE major recreational 

facilities exist within the region, each 

offering the opportunity for developing 

bikeways," said the plan's text. 

"At present, five have 

bikeways Kensington Metropark, 

Stony Creek Metropark, Metropolitan 

Beach Metropark, Belle Isle and Maybury 

State Park." 

It went on: "A second major type of 

recreational bikeway development is 

linear bicycle corridors. These facilities 

offer the advantage of providing 

much greater accessibility of facilities 

to bicyclists than spot developments. 

. . 

"One example of a regionally significant 

linear bikeway is the bikeway 

along 1-275 (in western Wayne County 

and Farmington Hills). When com- 

pleted in August 1978, this Class I 

bikeway (separated from motorized 

traffic) will run some 90 miles from 

Novi to Monroe County. 

"Another regionally significant 

bikeway is the partially completed 

route from Delhi Metropark through 

Ann Arbor and Ypsilaiti, and southeast 

through Washtenaw County " 

RECOMMENDED for development 

were these seven bikeways: 

•Jackson to Lakeland abandoned 

railroad. The state has already 

acquired this right-of-way, which runs 

through the Waterloo, Pinckney and 

Brighton state recreation areas. 

•Pain Central abandoned railroad 

from Dequindre Road in Avon Township 

to Lake Orion. "The Oakland 

County Department of Parks and Recreation 

is interested in developing a 

bikeway along this abandoned line, 

and it is a first priority of the Michigan 

Department of Natural 

Resources. This segment closely parallels 

the Clinton River and Paint 

Creek, tnus affording a highly scenic 

route and providing much stream 

access. . .It will afford access to four 

regional parks: Rochester-Utica State 

Recreation Area, Bald Mountain State 

Recreation Area, Stony Creek Metropark 

and Oakland's Addison-Oaks 

Park." 

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Military Service 

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Navy Electrician's Mate 3C Douglas 

E. Hunter, son of Mr and Mrs. George 

Hunter of Nort Drive, Plymouth, has 

completed the basic electrician's mate 

course A 1977 graduate of Plymouth 

Salem High, he joined the Navy in 

August 1977. 

PATRICE CYPARSKI 

Patrice M Cyparski, 18, daughter of 

Mrs Anastasia Cyparski of Warren 

Koad, Canton, has entered the U S Air 

Force s delayed enlistment program. 

A 1977 graduate of John Glenn High in 

Westland. she will enter the Air Force 

on July 6 Following basic training, 

she will receive technical training in 

the general aptitude* area and be 

assigned to a duty stotion 

ROBERT COTTRELL 

Navy Gunner's Mate Seaman 

Appren Robert Y. CottreU. son of 

Richard Cottrell of Old Bridge, Canton, 

has graduated from basic gunner's 

mate school. He joined the Navy 

in July 1977 

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Airmam Jerry A. Lanci, son of Rita 

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Costly and cheap ways to diet 

By NANCY AUSTIN 

After thumbing through a popular, 

rational tabloid newspaper, I have 

concluded that those preying on dietoonscious 

Americans think the average 

dieter is very naive. 

The newspaper contained about 12 

different advertisements telling the 

American public how to shed excess 

weight Each, of course, was convincing 

that the product or method 

being promoted was the best. The 

products rangexd from diet tablets to 

diet machines, to something called the 

face Diet. 

The Rice Diet was a full page ad 

which made the whole idea of dieting 

on rice an attractive—providing you 

like rice 

There was the "Twenty-four Hour 

Diet Kit," mems for dieters, and the 

Fat Burning Foods Diet. One add 

claimed you could lose weight by the 

hour. One even claimed you could lose 

weight while you were sleeping. 

The costs of these products ranged 

from "free" to as much as $14.95. The 

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decided to sample each "best way" to 

lose weight by sending for each of the 

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WHEN EACH OF these products 

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simply. If you have a lot of weight to 

lose, you must continue to purchase 

the product, and this becomes quite 

costly. There is one thing definite 

about this procedure. While you may 

not lose fat or develop willpower, wallets 

will get fatter—their wallets, of 

course. 

You may choose the special weightreducing 

menu plans. The idea of 

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sounds like pure luxury. After all, 

the average homemaker plans menus 

365 days of the year, three meals a 

day. This excludes the usual restaurant 

interlude. 

Now here is someone to do it all for 

you. Not only do they provide the 

menu, but the real bonus is that you 

will lose weight, too. 

This idea sounds fantastic. But, dieter, 

beware. The menus probably will 

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request you buy expensive diet^type 

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Unless the calorie count is figured into 

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body's metabolism, the entire menu 

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You can do more for yourself by 

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in Ih« fo«h«t By 

W W. EDGAR 

Something unusual is happening in 

the competition among the ladies in 

the all-star leagues—an out-of-towner 

has invaded their ranks and is walking 

off with a lot of the honors 

Hie visitor is Jeanette Robinson of 

Flint, who really showed the Detroiters 

something over the past weekend 

when she moved to the top in two divisions 

of the Women's city tournament 

and then came right back Monday 

night and took top honors in the Bowlerettes 

all-star league. 

She started her scrambling of the 

standings at Strike and Spare Lanes 

when she posted a 670 to take the lead 

m the singles and this enabled her to 

move into the lead in the all-events 

with 1847. 

Then, not contented, she paced the 

Bowlerettes with a 255 for high game 

and 657 for high series. 

One of the big surprises of the weekend 

in the city tourney was the fact 

that Sharon Behrendt's Fireside 

Team, which blasted a 3147 series to 

set a mark in the women's state two 

weeks ago. rolled only 2652 to move 

into top place, 12 pins ahead of Cora 

Feibig's Goebel team. 

Meanwhile, Penny Behn teamed 

with Leona Obudhowski to take the 

doubles lead with an 1189 

Township 

budget is 

approved 

Hie Plymouth Township Board of 

Tnfitees Tuesday approved general 

operating and water and sewer budgets 

for 1978-79 

Hie general operating revenue of 

$1,287,000 is expected to match projected 

expenses for the year The water 

and sewer revenue and expenses are 

estimated at $1,501,000 

Hie new budgets were approved by 

imnimous votes at the close of a public 

budget hearing. 

The overall cost of general township 

government in the 1978-79 budget is up 

some $69,000 over last year's projection 

of $1,218,000 

The new water and sewer budget 

shows an increase of $89,000 over the 

$1,411,650 which was budgeted for 1977- 

78. 

Hie increase in general operating 

expenses, according to Clerk Helen 

Richardson, is the result of higher 

wages for township employees, higher 

utility costs and higher prices generally. 

According to Web Kincaid, DPW 

superintendent, the water and sewer 

budget reflects a five-cent-per-thousand 

gallons of water rate hike by the 

Gty of Detroit, which was levied 

against the township in July 1977 

ONE OF THOSE unusual happenings 

occurred at Westland Bowl 

when Dan Emmett and Bill Wilson 

tied for top scoring honors in the Little 

Caesar Classic. 

Emmett strung games of 248, 213 

and 205 for 656, while only a few lanes 

away Wilson opened with 209, followed 

with 236 and closed with 211 for 656 

Jerry Cole was right behind them with 

a 551 that included a 265 game. 

On the women's side, Jane Martin 

showed the way with 225 in 593, Gloria 

Mertz had a 561, Margy Brothers was 

third with 560 and Marge Kropacek 

landed fourth with a 219 game in a 555 

series. 

In the Monday men's league, John 

Hurley had a 267 in 688. 

Two of the senior citizens also 

moved into the spotlight when John 

Levich had a 211 in 581 and Vi Veith, 

one of the oldest in the league, came 

through with a 540. 

MIKE RISCH had one of the best 

games of his career in the St. Linus 

league at Garden Lanes. After sparing 

in his opening frame, he struck out for 

a 290 in a 657 series. Next to him came 

Ken Urbaczyk with a 646. 

AN UNUSUAL DEADLOCK popped 

up in the ladies classic at Livonia 

Lanes. 

After Dot Fulton won the opening 

game with 212-29—241, Theresa Berus 

took the second with 175-28—203 and 

Betty Moeller the third with 201-33— 

234. 

When the handicaps were figured, 

both Berus and Moeller tied at 607 to 

share series honors. 

ONLY THREfc PINS separated the 

two leaders in the mixed classic at 

Farmington Lanes. Neil Beckman had 

a 226 in 634 to set the pace and Gary 

Vanderwill had a 223 in 631. 

In the ladies classic, Audrey Sirola 

moved out in front with a 228 in 604, 

but was overtaken by Mary Lou 

Schnieder, who soared to a 246 in 619. 

In the high school league, Steve 

Hamlin took top place with 237 in 588. 

SAL TIMKO was the top scorer in 

the struggle for honors at Mayflower 

I^nes. To reach the top, he had a 233 

m 644. 

Four members also were admitted 

to the Split Conversion Club 

Dorothy Gworek qualified by toppling 

the 3-6-7. Lucy Heyman followed 

by sweeping the 4-7-10, while Diane 

Keeter and Muriel Schultz each 

knocked down the 6-7-10. 

IN THE MAJOR SECTION of the 

youth league at Merri-Bowl, Al Colcer 

had a 631, but yielded honors to Dave 

Tome, who put together games of 175, 

2W and 195 for a 634. 

In the junior section, Carol Welsh 

had a 233 and Pam Weiss a 641 on 

games of 230, 199 and 212. Matt Barczuk 

also reached double-century figures 

with games of 211, 166 and 231 for 

608. 

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Sign spat 

clearing up 

After more than a year of study, Canton Township 

planners moved off dead center Tuesday in 

the controversy over what constitutes a sensible 

sign ordinance. 

In the present ordinance, only signs on buildings 

are allowed. Admittedly, this ordinance is too 

rest net lve for business. 

The situation of the Super Bowl lanes on Ford 

Road is probably the best example of the hardship 

inherent in the present ordinance. People traveling 

west on Ford Road would miss seeing the bowling 

alley from the road because it is set far back on 

the property. 

It seems to us that the proposal adopted by the 

planning commission Tuesday night—allowing 

signs to stand 15 feet high on poles and allowing a 

maximum of 50 square feet on the face of the 

sign—is a compromise sign law almost everyone 

can live with. 

An encouraging feature of the proposed ordinance 

asks architects to include the sign in the 

blueprints any new establishment, thereby encouraging 

businesses to blend the sign in with the surroundings. 

It encourages creativity by giving businesses a 

bonus on size of the sign and height if 100 per cent 

natural materials such as wood are used. 

There will still be gripes from businessmen who 

want to erect giant revolving boys holding burgers 

find merchants who want signs tall enough to be 

seen from the 1-275 expressway. But the compromise 

has gone far enough. 

The people who drive down Ford Road don't 

need a neon beacon beckoning them to buy or a 

massive, illuminated piece of plastic telling them 

they're driving by a bowling alley that has air conditioning, 

drinks, and special rates for senior citizens. 

The sign could stand about 10 feet from the 

ground stating simply, "Super Bowl—bowling, bar, 

restaurant." 

The Canton Chamber of Commerce, a group that 

has lobbied long and hard for relaxed sign restrictions 

must not take this compromise as a signal 

that anything goes in Canton regarding signs. 

lêt's not repeat the pattern of restaurant row we 

see along Plymouth Road, between Main and Sheldon. 

or along Ford Road in Westland and Garden 

City. 

The chamber of commerce has a responsibility 

to represent business interests, but it must not pit 

that purpose against the citizen's desires for an 

uncluttered environment. 

Canton Township officials, who count on business 

backing in the upcoming election, shouldn't 

be afraid of offending business interests by enforcing 

aesthetic concerns. 

After all, they've got to live here too, as do many 

local businessmen. And if the business sector turns 

shabby, we're all in trouble. 

Cops copping out 

Now who's being stubborn? 

The Canton Township Police Officers Association 

(CPOA) is making an awful lot of demands 

for a group of officers who, for the most part, 

never worked in any other police department 

before. 

Enthusiasim, education and dedication are 

strong points of CPOA members, but experience in 

police work isn't. 

For that reason, part-time members of Canton's 

present police department should agree to take the 

tests on agility, medical condition and police procedure 

that the township board is demanding of 

them. 

Officers say that the tests are just another 

means to stall the formation of a 24-hour police 

department which voters supported last November 

Only 10 full-time jobs are open. 

How should the best officers be picked? By ranking 

officers, by written and oral test scores. 

CPOA President John Longridge says tests on 

agility, medical condition and police procedure 

were completed by officers when they attended tfoe 

police academy two years agcyor just this past 

winter Ix>ngridge says that if any scores are used 

to rank applicants, those tests should suffice. 

CPOA officials won the right to get first crack at 

the 10 full-time positions, a consideration that 

should have been granted them in the first place. 

After all, they are doing certified police work now 

in a part-time capacity. 

But, as in any job, when there is an opening for a 

better position, applicants must compete for it. 

Officers shouldn't be judged on the basis of a test 

taken two years ago. These new tests might show 

how much an officer's knowledge of police procedure 

improved in two years of on-the-job-training 

Other officers who may have passed the physical 

exam two years ago could be physically unfit 

today. 

The hassle over the Canton Township Police 

Department hiring procedure should come to an 

end with the 10 most-qualified persons hired on the 

basis of their tests and oral interviews, not 

because they did well at the police academy. 

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CSo*mon of Board 

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HOW 'young' can you get ? 

'We' re gonna pull out and go it alone' 

Politicians, like other human beings, can have 

fits of pique. So it was a week ago when Detroit 

Mayor Coleman Young threatened to withdraw the 

city he dominates from the seven-county Southeastern 

Michigan Transportation Authority if he 

can't have his way—a lengthy and costly subway— 

on rapid transit. 

One could almost hear some suburban politicians 

cheering him oh. Many would just as soon 

see Detroit pull out and stop dipping into suburbia's 

pockets for the taxes that provide the 

region's share of SEMTA funding. "Let Detroit tax 

Renaissance Center and build the blamed subway 

itself," they probably chorused. 

Realistically, Young's not going anywhere without 

the rest of the region, and vice-versa. His is 

only the latest version of the child's ploy, "If I 

can't have my way, I'm going to pick up/tny marbles 

and go home." 

REP. TOM BROWN (D-Westland) is playing the 

game with his bill in Lansing to create a county of 

"Suburbia" in western Wayne County. 

Rep Dominic Jacobetti (D-Negaunee) is playing 

the game with his bill to split the upper peninsula 

off from Michigan and create a state of "Superior." 

The Oakland Corn ty Board of Commissioners, 

that seething band of statespersons, has been 

known to want to qui , SEMTA. 

Out in Macomb ,Co Linty, they don't want to know 

the Southeast Michi gan Council of Governments 

exists. It's just as well Macomb doesn't join SEM- 

COG, though, becaus e they would only gum it up. 

Businesspersons in northwest Detroit have been 

known to squawk about the city administration's 

obsession with down town. The Old Redford folks 

have talked about de -annexing from Detroit. 

THE GAME is international in scope. 

Scotland, a poor Country except for the towns 

fortunate enough to jlistill good spirits, found itself 

with oil in the No th Sea and has talked about 

splitting out of Great Britain to keep its oil. 

Closer to home, t French-speaking province of 

Quebec, forgetting the French lost the Seven 

Years War of 215 ye ârs ago, is talking as if it won 

and wants to split :rom the rest of Canada. (Can 

you see it? One day students from Montreal University 

begin demonstrating against the United 

States' imperialistic presence in the St. Lawrence 

Seaway. The president agrees, with the advice and 

consent of the Senate, to turn over its interest in 

Delay9 delay 

Deploring the condition of the world, Shakespeare's 

Hamlet bemoaned "the law's delay." 

Last week we got two bad examples of how long it 

takes American law and government to move, 

The Rev. Gary B rthiaume of Farmington was 

sentenced in Oakland Circuit Court in a morals 

case—six months in the county jail, five years pro- 

bation and psychiatr ic examination. 

The incredible thl ng is that even though he ulti- 

mately pleaded gull ty and there was no trial, the 

matter took 6V2 months to resolve The foot-dragging 

and secrecy in this case, both on the part of 

the defendant's lawyer and the court system, are 

just plain wrong. 

No one wants a kangaroo court or vigilante justice, 

but the legal industry runs that kind of risk 

when it takes more than a half-year to process a 

guilty plea. 

In Washington, the U.S. Senate last week ratified 

only one of two Panama Canal treaties. The 

treaties were penned late in 1977 by President 

Jimmy Carter and Gen. Omar Torrijos Herrera. 

Panama, a banana republic of 16 million souls, 

was able to conduct a national election on the 

treaties in a fraction of the time the 100-member 

U.S. Senate was ab e to ratify only one^treaty. 

We're lucky we don't have to fight the Revolutionary 

War with (pur modern, $400 billion-a-year 

government. We'd all be in British chains by the 

time the Declarati an of Independence got out of 

committee. 

Canton Olis 

Craig Piecffiura 

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the seaway to the Nation of Quebec, and the Eisenhower 

lock is renamed for Montcalm or 

DeGaulle.) 

Egypt and Syria once formed the United Arab 

Republic, but Syria got sore after a few years and 

they're separate nations again. 

Nigeria and Pakistan have had wars over separation 

movements within their borders in only the 

last decade. 

Being isolationist and provincial—which is 

another way of saying "community-minded"—is 

rampant. 

SEPARATION MOVEMENTS are rarely successful. 

To pull it off, you have to have a major 

outside ally. 

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Panama tried several times to split from Colombia 

but was unsuccessful until it got support from 

the bold Teddy Roosevelt and the then-bold America, 

interested in building a canal. 

West Virginia was unable to part company with 

Virginia until the Civil War. If the Confederacy 

had been successfully established, one wonders if 

there would have been a West Virginia. 

Mayor Young has no power to pull Detroit out of 

SEMTA, an agency created by state law. On the 

other hand, if Young were willing to see western 

Wayne County split away as the price for separation, 

he might find himself a deal 

Both Young and Rep. Brown might approach 

Jacobetti—before "Superior" pulls out. of course— 

and cut a deal. 

Maybe the ultimate answer will be that we 

should disintegrate the state and 83 counties and 

just be 2,000 separate cities, villages and townships—each 

with its own local government, its own 

bus system, its own air pollution control rules, its 

own water pollution standards, its own industrial 

parks. 

"Okemos Township for the Okemos 

Townshippers!" 

A rule book for teacher 

I ran across an item in the Marshall (Minn.) 

Messenger, which showed what school teachers 

agreed to when they signed their contracts with 

local boards in 1923. 

Quite a few old-timers will remember these 

points vividly and know they were true—and, of 

course, quite different from nowadays. 

The story didn't say what salaries were, but it 

was less than $100 a month. But here are the points 

a schoolmarm agreed to in her contract: 

"I. NOT TO get married. (This contract 

becomes null and void immediately if the teacher 

marries.) 

j "2. Not to keep company with men. 

"3. Be home between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 

a.m. unless in attendance at a school function. 

"4. Not to loiter downtown in ice cream stores. 

"5. Not to leave town at any time without permission 

of the chairman of the board. 

"6. Not to smoke cigarettes. (This contract 

becomes null and void immediately if the teacher 

is found smoking.) 

"7. Not to drink beer, wine or whiskey. (This 

contract becomes null and void immediately if the 

teacher is found drinking beer, wine or whiskey.) 

"8. Not to get in a carriage or automobile with 

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Several decades ago. when The 

Stroller was cutting his eye teeth along 

the metropolitan sports trail, he was 

assigned to cover the horse races at 

the Sate Fair Grounds. 

At the time, The Stroller never had 

seen a running race with horses car 

rying a jockey on their backs. 

But a chance to write about the runners 

was considered a good assignment. 

In those days, they had twilight 

racing with the first race at 4 p.m. and 

the last about three hours later This 

meant that The Stroller didn't have to 

report to the Fair Grounds until late 

afternoon, and he was finished before 

dark. A fellow wouldn't ask for anything 

better than that. 

SO OUT TO THE Fair Grounds he 

went. He made h« way to the press 

box and it wasn't long until he was 

introduced to owners, trainers and 

jockeys and became an official member 

of the press box denizens. 

It didn't take very long for him to 

detect something puzzling. And the 

memory of this puzzling thing came to 

mind a few days ago when Debbie 

Hicks, an outrider girl at the Hazel 

Park track, upset the calm of the thoroughbred 

fraternity by telling the 

world over a radio program that all 

was not what it seemed at the tracks; 

that jockeys were "pulling up" their 

horses; that batteries were being used 

to stimulate some animals, and a host 

of other things were happening that 

didn't come under the heading of race 

track policy. 

Vfhe Scroller 

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any man. except her brother and father 

"9 Not to dress in bright colors 

"10. Not to dye her hair. 

"11. Wear at least two petticoats. 

"12. NOT TO WEAR dresses more than two 

inches above the ankles. 

"13. Keep the schoolroom neat and clean, (a) 

Sweep the floor at least once daily, (b) Scrub the 

floor at least once weekly with hot water and soap 

(c) Clean tlie blackboards at least once daily id > 

Start the fire at 7 a.m. so the room will be warm 

by 8 a.m." 

After reading the list, one wonders if the present 

day schoolmarm could survive without violating 

most of the items on the list. 

Will the 1978 contracts seem as ridiculous 50 

years from now? 

Race track shenanigans 

FOR A LONG time, he didn't know 

exactly what was going on Then one 

afternoon, he asked a fellow writer 

who owned several runners and had 

one on the program that afternoon 

"What does it look like today. George'.' 

Can your horse w\n in this kind of 

company?" 

"Don't bet on him." the fellow 

writer answered. "This is just a 

'sharpener' today. We won't be trying 

to win We're just getting him loosened 

up for the next day or two." 

"Why don't you have that placed on 

the odds board?" The Stroller asked, 

ever so innocently. "If you are not 

trying, the public should know so they 

wouldn't bet in vain. " 

He just smiled. "That's part of the 

horse racing business, and you'll get 

smartened up after you are out here a 

while." 

An hour. or so later, the fellow 

writer's horse came out on the track 

and pranced along even better than 

some of the others. But the fellow 

writer announced in the press box that 

he didn't have even bet on him. 

Finally, they were in the starting 

gate, and in a moment the cry went 

ip: "They're off!" The Stroller's writing 

companion got up from his chair, 

stepped out on the platform and put 

his binoculars on the race. 

He couldn't believe what he was 

seeing. His horse was out in front. 

As the field rounded the turn into the 

stretch, his horse was still there, and 

he started to curse the jockey, calling 

him a double-crossing so-and-so as the 

horse went under the wire a winner 

A WEEK LATER the writer's horse 

was to run again. But it had rained all 

that morning and was still pouring in 

the early afternoon So heavy was the 

rain that the track was fetlock deep in 

mud. 

When The Stroller entered the press 

box late in the aftern(x>n. there was his 

fellow writer, sitting at the telephone. 

He was calling his fnends to beg them 

not to bet on his horse that afternoon 

"I got here too late to scratch it." he 

moaned over the phone, "and my 

horse can't run in the mud. especially 

in the mud we have out here now 

Well, mud or no mud, the horses had 

to go to the starting gate and there 

was the fellow writer's horse, prancing 

along as though he liked the 

squishy footing 

WITH THE CRY of "They're off!" 

the horse that supposedly couldn't run 

in the mud streaked out in front. 

As the field neared the finish line— 

with no change in the lead—The Stroller's 

friend didn't even see the finish. 

He walked over to the cot, stretched 

out and cried like a baby 

"What am I going to tell thosf 

people tonight?" he wept "They'll 

think I was in on some kind of 'fix.' 

What can I tell them 9 " 

The Stroller just smiled and 

repeated, "You told me those thirds 

are part of the horse racing game "

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Hearing's a comedy of blunders 

Editor: 

The annexation hearing, held before 

the State Boundary Commission on 

March 14, was a comedy of blunders, 

mistakes, and buffoonery. 

What a waste of time and taxpayers 

money to hold a special meeting, when 

wily four of the original 10 petitioners 

were present. Obviously, the others 

cared very little about their original 

cause. 

Hendry cares 

fciitor • 

I used to work at Hendry Convalescent 

Center and know that John 

Hendry cares about the patients there. 

He wouldn't ask them to pay more 

money if he didn't have to. Obviously 

when it costs $32 a day per patient and 

Medicaid pays $24 55 per patient the 

money has to come from somewhere. 

I'll tell you where it's coming from— 

John Hendry 's pocket 

Some would argue that moving a 

patient may be a "traumatic experience," 

but why should the loss be 

Hendry's 9 Come on, Observer, if your 

profits were lower than the cost of 

printing this paper, would you stay in 

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Name withheld on request 

Not suprisingly, most of the time 

was spent on techncal discussion, as 

the boundary commission searched for 

enough information to discover adequate 

cause for annexation. Local officials 

were ill-prepared, and failed to 

provide enough evidence to establish a 

case. 

Furthermore, the boundary commission 

established its own precedent 

when, in 1972, it ruled against "piecemeal 

annexation," by denying a group 

of Lakeside residents the right to 

annex a small portion of Northville 

Township to Plymouth Township. 

Obviously that decision should be mandatory 

authority i^wn the boundary 

commission, compelling the commission 

to rule against annexation of the 

Hillcrest Subdivision. 

Moreover, in 1975, we fought against 

annexation, and an overwhelming 

majority of the township residents 

voted against the unification movement. 

So, in effect, the vote also 

should be utilized as a precedent to 

guide the commission to decide 

against annexation. 

We realize the state legislature "is 

free to change local boundaries at 

will." However, a decision by the 

State Boundary Commission, without 

providing for a referendum by the 

voters of our township, has to be a step 

toward the destruction of local control. 

As we have seen, a recent Supreme 

Court decision "legalized" actions 

taken by the boundary commission. 

But the major principle, which must 

be determined, is if the annexation is 

reasonable. Certainly, based upon the 

meager evidence provided at the hearing, 

the State Boundary Commission 

should not decide in favor of the annexation 

action. 

To do so would deny the principle of 

jnableness established by the 

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Outdoors 

A canoe jaunt 

demonstration 

t n the Huron 

ROYAL OAK OFFICE 

Dick Runstadler 

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By LEM MESEE 

Outdoors writer 

It was a thrill I had missed for 

months—the feel of the Huron River's 

current as it caught my canoe and 

headed us downstream. Seated in the 

stern, I pulled my paddle in a J-stroke 

to turn the bow into the middle of the 

river. 

I'm not a demonstrative guy, but I 

had to let out a "yippee!" Last week- 

Bid's jaunt was the first of the season, 

a short warmup to get our arms in 

shape for the longer trips that would 

follow, both on the friendly Huron and 

the streams of the north country. 

In a canoe, you and your partner 

and your canoe are one with nature. 

You're part of the flow of water and 

wind and stream bank, not opposed to 

it. 

Fred Madley 

Frmudmnt 

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Al Coffin 

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Kenneth Richardson 

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THE ARTS COUNCDU is planning 

another of its multiple cocktail parties 

for June 3 (Circle that date on your 

calendar.) 

Nancy Sharp and Mary Elizabeth 

Smith are chairing the party for the 

PCAC. The first, two years ago, was 

such a success that this could almost 

be called a repeat performance by 

popular demand. 

NEW MORNING School will have its 

second annual auction May 5 in the 

Mayflower Meeting House (Another 

date to circle ) 

TV auction is a prime fundraiser 

for the alternative school which draws 

students from Plymouth, Canton and 

the surrounding area 

Guests will have an opportunity to 

bid on a host of articles, sporting 

events and vacation weekends. A buffet 

salad supper is included. 

ELLIE 

WSDP, THE HIGH school's FM 

radio station at 88.1, has done its 

Maundy Thursday programming with 

Easter in mind 

It was three years ago that Paul Sincock, 

a student at Plymouth Salem, 

prepared a presentation of "The Messiah'' 

which includes the music and an 

explanatory commentary. The sensitive 

work has become a Christmas and 

Easter tradition at WSDP 

"The Messiah" will be broadcast at 

2 p.m. March 23. 

Regular programming of news and 

sports will continue at 4:18 p.m "Coffee 

Grider Man" is scheduled for 5 

p.m., followed by "Joy," a program of 

special Easter music at 5:30 

"The Soldier" will be an at 6 p.m. 

Jeff Cardinal says this is an unusual 

drama featuring a conversation 

between two soldiers. The setting 

seems contemporary until the revelation 

comes: They are Roman soldiers 

at the crucifixion 

Hie drama is a Lutheran Laymen's 

League release. 

A Greenfield Village, "Art of History" 

program, a NASA space program 

segment and a London travelogue 

will precede "Serenade in 

Blue" at 7 30 p.m. The big band sound 

will continue until signoff 

APOLOGIES to the League of 

Women Voters and the American 

Association of University Women—the 

head was wrong in last Thursday's 

paper. 

It was the LWV that celebrated its 

58th anniversary—not the AAUW. 

FRANCES PETERS and Margaret 

Swartz had high scores at the March 9 

party bridge game in the Plymouth 

Cultural Center. Last week's winners 

were Gordon Sherman and Ann 

Prevost 

GARY QUINIQUIT, supervisor of 

special education for the Plymouth 

Canton Schools, was a guest of the 

Northwest Communities Association 

for the Retarded. 

The evening meeting in Livonia Harrison 

School gave members of the 

association and others the opportunity 

to learn more about programs for the 

mentally-impaired. 

SPEAKERS have been lined up for 

the Plymouth Jaycettes annual classes 

for babysitters. Representatives from 

the Plymouth Fire Department and 

the Poison Control Center and 

Romaine Kling, a registered nurse, 

will take part in the workshops 

"Be a Better Baby Sitter" is the 

theme of the series which begins April 

6 and runs for four consecutive 

Hiursday evenings in Room B-5 of Pioneer 

Middle School. TV classes are 

free for young people 11 years of age 

and up 

For more information, call Tony 

Jarmol, 453-«377. 

CAROL WELSH'S fifth graders at 

Allen Elementary School on Haggerty 

took the spotlight last week. 

The students wrote, produced and 

starred in "Close Encounters of Room 

18" (their classsoom). The rest of the 

student body and parents made up the 

audience for the two performances. 

Every member of the class took part 

in the 45-minute play, which was theater-in-the-square. 

Tie front and side 

walls of the room were decorated as a 

backdrop. The lights would go out on 

one scene and when they went on, they 

would pick up a scene or panorama in 

mother part of the room. 

TV story was about the space travels 

of the Room 18 students and the 

planet* they visited And it had a 

moral. 

They discovered that inhabitants of 

these worlds had gone through the 

Mrne growing pains as planet Earth, 

w tut these people had solved their dif- 

3 ferences and now lived In peace. 

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Jaycettes hit bunny trail 

Canton Jaycettes donned their Easter Bunny costumes 

and headed for Canton Commons with six 

shopping bags of Easter eggs. Hie usual welcoming 

crowds of excited children were not in evidence as 

the cold winds blew. Diane Davis wore the white rab- 

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bit suit, and Sue Roth, Site Dickie and Linda Salapatek 

assisted in the annual project. Christina Sydney 

(right) said, "I think I'll give this to my daddy," as 

she accepted her 'iag of goodies. (Staff photos 

Tnuraday, March 23, 1978 

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Anyone interested in joining the Fun two Eastelr bunnies will be handing out 

Club may register at the Canton Rec- bajp full Of goodies to the younger set. 

reation Hall or call 397-2777 for more Hie bags will be decorated like rabbits 

information with cot ton balls for tails. 

Hie Recreation Center did not forget Inside, he children will find not only 

their pre-schoolers when it came to yummy cand y but also gift certificates 

hunt for Easter goodies. The 3- and 4- to McDonk Ids and Baskin Robbins. 

year-olds who belong to the Tots Pro- The Eas ter party is one of the biggram 

stayed indoors to enjoy the gest affai 's the co-op puts on for their 

excitement of the hunt small re sjidents, second only to Hal- 

Easter candy was hidden around the loween. 

center for the little ones to discover. Chariot

2BiP.C) Thursday, March 23, 1978 

PILGRIM GARDEN CLUB 

Members of the Pilgrim Garden 

(Tub will meet at 7 30 p.m. March 23 

in Hulsing Elementary School Guest 

speaker will be Nancy Jones of 

Plymouth Nursery whose topic will be 

Constant Color in Your Garden " 

(luests may attend 

SYMPHONY BRIDGE 

The Plymouth Symphony League 

soon will be organizing its fall bridge 

program which will begin in September. 

Games include ladies daytime singles 

and doubles, ladies evening 

doubles and mixed evening doubles. 

Top speakers named 

Three students from Pioneer Middle School were named top speakers 

in the Plymouth Optimist Club's oratorical contest Monday night 

in the Mayflower Hotel. Keven Krolicki (center) of Gainsborough, 

(anion Township, was first; David Callahan (left) of Irongate in Canton 

was second, and Bruce Arnold of Hanford in Canton was first 

runner-up Subject for the boys' oratorical contest was "Today's 

lYomise—Tomorrow's Success." Judges were the Rev. Sam Stout, 

John Owdziez and Al Loos. 

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Hubert-Montgomery 

Mr and Mrs Dale Hilbert of Dogwood 

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engagement of their daughter. Debra 

Kay, to Douglas A. Montgomery, son 

of Mr and Mrs Donald Montgomery 

of South Harvey, Plymouth 

The bride-elect is a 1976 graduate of 

Plymouth Canton High School and is 

employed by Anchor Fence. Her 

fiance," a 1974 graduate of Plymouth 

Salem High School, is employed by the 

Fish Barrel and is president of the Old 

Village Association. 

The couple will be married in September 

in St. Peters Lutheran Church. 

Yeskie-Basikowski 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yeskie of 

Hanford Drive in Canton Township 

announce the engagement of their 

daughter, Debra Lynne, to Daniel 

Francis Basikowski, son of Delphine, 

Basikowski of Deaitom Heights and 

Frank Basikowski of Westland. 

The bride-elect will graduate in June 

from Plymouth Salem High School. 

She is employed by Ultra-Brite Carpet 

and Upholstery Geaners in Plymouth 

Her fiance is a 1976 graduate of Fordson 

High School, Dearborn, and is 

employed by Detroit Edison 

They will be married in August. 

Woman's club lists grants 

Plymouth Woman's Club has 

revealed the names of organizations it 

will support financially this year The 

announcement was made by the club's 

civic committee, which is responsible 

for charitable functions, 

The committee is chaired by Mrs. 

Robert Willette. who is assisted by 

Mrs Charles Newland and Mrs Edna 

Keith. 

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two scholarships awarded annually by 

the organization. 

To be considered, the woman must 

be a graduate of the Plymouth Canton 

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active undergraduate member of a 

national social sorority. 

Proceeds from a recent card party 

in the home of Mary Childs will fund 

the two $100 scholarships. More than 

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Thursday, March 23,1978 

Ecumenical service to mark Qood Friday 

Ecumenical services will be held on 

Good Friday in Livonia, Garden City, 

Plymouth and Redford Township. Several 

churches will also have their own 

worship services. 

Winding up Good Friday events will 

be a concert of gospel music at Fair 

Haven Baptist Church in Westland. 

"Faces Around the Cross" will be 

the theme in the inter-church service 

in Grand River Baptist Church, 34500 

Six Mile, Livonia. It will take place 

from noon until 3 p.m. 

Seven Livonia pastors will participate 

including the Rev. Douglas 

Thompson of Ward United Presbyterian 

Church and the Rev. Dickson 

Forsyth of St Timothy United Presbyterian 

Church. 

Also taking part in the program will 

be the Rev. William Rickard of St. 

Matthew United Methodist Church, the 

Rev. Ron VanDerWerff of Church of 

the Savior, and the Rev. William Lindholm 

of Holy Cross Lutheran Church. 

Other speakers are Dr. William 

Gough of Grand River Baptist Church 

and Dr. Bartlett Hess of Ward United 

Presbyterian Church. 

Music will be provided by the Stevenson 

High School Choir. St. Matthew 

Chancel Choir, and vocal selections by 

members of the Grand River church. 

Nursery service is available for chidren 

up to three 

THE GARDEN CITY PASTOR'S 

Association will conduct a Good 

Friday service in Good Hope Lutheran 

Church, 28680 Cherry Hill, Garden 

aty. 

Betweeen 12:30 and 2:30 p.m. seven 

area pastors will share a continuous 

service of hymns, prayer and meditations 

around the theme. "Personalities 

BRUCF THIELEMANN 

Redford speaker 

of the Cross." Area residents are 

invited to participate. 

Dr. Bruce Thielemann, dean of the 

chapel at Grove City College, will be 

guest speaker at two identical Good 

Friday services in the Redford area 

One will begin at 12:30 p.m. in Redford 

Baptist Church, 25295 Grand 

River at Seven Mile. The other will 

start at 1:30 p.m. in the Redfofrd 

United Methodist Church, 22400 Gra nd 

River, west of Lahser. 

As pastor of the First Presbyteri an 

Church of McKeesport, Penn., Dr. 

Thielemann helped a church who w as 

not relating to its inner city environment 

come to recognize its responsibility. 

and grow in its outreach and 

program. 

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EASTER SUNDAY 

6:30 a m Sunrise Service sponsored by the youth 

8:00 a m Worship Service 

"But What If He Were Not Raised?" 

Rev. L. Edward Davis 

9:30 & 11:00 a m Sunday School classes for all age 

9:30 & 11:15 a.m. Worship Services 

"Life—After Death?" ' Dr. Bartlett L Hess 

7:00 p.m. Film "Shlokarl Pass" 

True story filmed in Japan 

Wednesday School of Christian Education 

Family Dinner 6 p.m. • Classes & Choirs 7 p.m. 

9:30 Sunday Service Ac,ivl,ies ,or A " A 9 es 

Broadcast WMUZ-FM 103.5 Nursery Provided at All Servlc 

ST. PAUL S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

27475 Ffae Mile Rd (atlnksten 422-1470 

"SURPRISE AT SUNRISE" 

Dr. Whitledge 

9:30 A.M. Sunday Bible Study 

7:30 P.M. Wed. Bible Study 

William F Whitledge, Charles M Webster, and Robert G: Cox. Ministers 

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Sun. School 9:18 A.M. 

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VILLAGE UNITED 

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Jamas A. Crawford Pastpr 

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Rev. E Dickson Forsy 

Minister 

John Roberto 

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He is especially noted for his work 

with youth, and has written a book 

called "There is One Way Out.'' At 

Grove City College he serves as 

preacher, teacher and counselor. 

TWO PLYMOUTH CHURCHES. 

First United Methodist and First 

United Presbyterian, will hold joint 

services in the Methodist church from 

one until two on Good Friday. 

Dr. Jerry Walch. minister emeritus 

of the Presbyterian congregation will 

preach, and the Rev. Samuel Stout, 

senior minister of First United, will 

conduct the service. 

Members of both choirs will participate, 

led by Jopl Ebersole and accompanied 

by Eleanor Pietch, organist. 

Hie offering will be given to the local 

FISH organization. 

First Baptist Church of Plymouth, 

45000 N. Territorial, will host a service 

planned by Calvary Baptist Church of 

Canton Township from 1-3 p.m. 

Divided in seven negments Dr. William 

Stahl of the Plymouth church and 

Dr. G. Douglas Routledge of the Canton 

church will participate in the service 

which will be divided into seven 

segments, featuring the last seven 

words from the cross. 

Also participating will be the Rev 

Frank Smith, the Rev George Matthews, 

the Rev. Alfred Lackey, the 

Rev John Elliott and Harry Guess. 

Special music will include a piano 

and organ duet by Tara McCormick 

and Cheryl Kaye, and solos by David 

Veresh, Shirley Hovermale and Mr. 

and Mrs Leonard Radionoff. Mrs. 

Kaye will be at the organ throughout 

the service. Accompanist is Elaine 

Beitner. 

349-7187 

LUTHERAN WISCONSIN 

LUTHERAN 

MISSOURI SYNOD 

YOUTH OF THE Livonia Christian 

Church, 36075 Seven Mile, will lead 

services at 7:30 p.m. Participants 

include Kerry Peace, Sue Grisdale and 

Russ Bark, adult worker with youth. 

Good Friday services will also take 

place from 1-2 p.m. in Berean Bible 

Church, 35375 Ann Arbor Trail, 

Livonia. 

Rosedale Gardens United Presby- 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 


REV. RALPH G. SCHMIDT, PASTOR 

WORSHIP SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY 9:30 A M 

HARRY J. WILL FUNERAL HOME 

37000 W. 6 MILE RD. EAST OF NEWBURGH 

Holy Communion —1st and 3rd Sundays 

NURSERY PROVIDED 422-7461 

' L U T H E R A N C H U R C H 

X e R I S E N C H R I S ' 

Missouri Synoti 

46250 ANN ARDOR ROAD. PLYMOUTH 

Kenneth ZieIKe, Pastor 453-5252, 453-1099 

x 

I Sunday Worship 

8.00 om 10 30 am 

Dible Study b Sunday School 

9:15 am 

ST. MATTHEW 

LUTHERAN 

Church A School 

5885 Venoy 

1 8Ik N o'Ford Rd . Westland 

425-0260 

Ralph Fischer Pastor 

Charles G Zeisser 

Asst Pastor 

Divine Worship 8 & 11 a m 

B.bie Class 4 SS9 30 a m 

NON 

DENOMINATIONAL 

"I AM THAT I AM" 

TEACHINGS' OF THE 

ASCENDED MASTERS 

• feiaoca ot th* SpoV«n Word 

• Sludta TM-tM m 7JttM 

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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH- 


25630GRAND RIVER at BEECH DALY 

532-2266 REDFORD TWP 

SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL 

9:^5 A 11:00 A.M. 9:15 A 11:00 A.M. 

Rev V F Halboth Jr Pastor 

Rev Victor F Halboth Sr Pastor Emeritus 

Steven F Arnold Dir of Christian Ed 

SALEM EV. 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

32430 ANN ARBOR TRAIL 

WESTLAND 

Ch 422-5550 Sch. 273-0160 

F. J Pies. Pastor 

DIVINE WORSHIP 

9:30 A.M. 

SUNDAY SCHOOL A 

BIBLE CUSS 

9:00 A.M. 

ST. ELIZABETHS 

26 4 31 W Chicago Rd 

Redford 937-2880 

SUNDAY WORSHIP 

8 30 A M 

EARLY EUCHARIST 

10.30 AM 

PARISH EUCHARIST 

NURSERY A 

CHURCH SCHOOL 

Rev! David M Lillv.s 

S A I I H T A N O R E W . 

LIVONIA 

I636(i Hubbard Road 

421-8451 

SUÔAY WORSHIP 

8:00 A M Holy Eucharist 

9:00 AM Family Service 

10:10 A I I Classes 

11:00 AM Family Sarvica 

7:30PM Prayer & Praise 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

FOURTH CHURCH 

OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 

24400 W Seven Mile 

(near Telegraph) 

HOURS OF SERVICE 

11 00 A M 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

11 00 A M 

Nursery Care Provided 

WEDNESDAY 

TESTIMONIAL 

MEETINGS 8 P.M 

HOLY SPIRIT, 

WESTLAND 

34645 Cowan Rd. 

261-8460 

8 30 A M HOLY EUCHARIST 

9 30 A M CHRISTIAN ED 

FOR ALL AGES 

10 30 A M HOLY EUCHARISTT 

A SERMON 

Rav. William Sayers 

SAINT JOHN'S. Plymouth 

574 S Sheldon Rd 

453-0190 

SUNDAY SERVICES 

Holy Eucharist 8 00am 

Holy Euchsrist 10:00 a.m. 

Church School A Nursery 

WEDNESDAY 

Holy Euchartsv 6:00a.m 

Holy Eucharist 10:00 am 

terian Church, 9601 Hubbard, onia, has 

set its services from noon until 2 p.m. 

A music service will be from noon 

until 12:30 p.m., and a special Good 

Friday services will be from 12:30-1:30 

p.m. 

THE TONEY BROTHERS , a gospel 

singing group, will present a concert 

at 7:30 p.m. Good Friday in Fair 

1 H 

• M M 

Haven Baptist Church, 34850 

Marquette. Westland. 

Led by their director and manager. 

Jim Toney, the group has recorded 10 

albums and has been singing gospel 

music for nearly 25 years. Its members 

are active in local church service 

During the event, a message will be 

presented by the Rev. Paul Headv Jr.. 

pastor of the church 

Slightly overwhelmed by the details of planning a wedding? And a household? 

Our Welcome Wagon NEARLYWED PARTY'- simplifies your decision-making. 

It's planned around young brides -to -be with gifjs and advice 

from a full range of bridal professionals 

And it's a fun way to plan for the big day 

Gall now for reservations. 

rOR INFORMATION 

CAUL 

356-7720 

LUTHERAN CHORClt 

(In America) 

BETHLEHEM 

LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

35300 Eight Mile Rd 

Farmington Hills 

EINO M TUORI PASTOR 

474-2579 

Worship & Sunday School 

10:30 A.M. 

EPIPHANY * 

LUTHERANICA 

4U 

F AMILY N'G hT 7 30 p M 

MEMORIAL 

CHURCH of CHRIST 

tChrisi.an>,h0r- 

35475 Fiv« Mile Rd 

464-6722 

MARK McGlLVRFv M n.ster 

CHUCK FMMFHT 

Youth Minister 

BlBLF SCHOOL 

(Ail Aqesi 9 30am 

Morning Worship 10 45 am 

Evening Worship 

& Youth Meelmgs 

6 30 p m 

FOR CHURCH 

ADVERTISING 

CALL 

VEL ELLIS 

261-8600 

Ext. 286 

PLYMOUTH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 

41550 E. ANN ARBOR TRAIL, PLYMOUTH 

453-1525 

"Th® Difference is Worth the Drive 

6 30 a.m. SUNRISE SERVICE 

10:00 a.m. GREAT EASTER RALLY - Combined Service 

6:00 p.m. Sounds of Sunday Night "GREATER IS HE' A 

musical by the Sanctuary Choir 

COMMUNITY GOOD FRIDAY 

PRAISE CONCERT 

March 24 730 P.M 

"GREATER IS HE' 

Directed by Bob Krtng 

The Public Is CcrdaMy Invited

O 

Thursday, March 23, 1978 *5B 

Sunrise worship, breakfasts greet Easter 

Sunrise services, Easter breakfasts, 

special music, an Easter rally and 

even an Easter egg hunt are on church 

schedules Sunday as congregations 

throughout the area hail the Resurrection 

Greeting the earliest hours of Easter 

morning will be the people of at least 

seven congregations—Grand River 

Baptist, Plymouth Church of the Nazarene. 

Merriman Road Baptist, Livonia 

Christian Church, First Baptist of 

Plymouth and the Episcopal Church of 

the Holy Spirit and Ward United Presbyterian 

Memman Road Baptist, located in 

Garden City, will have its people up 

and doing at 6 a.m. Easter morning, 

following sunrise worship with breakfast 

at 7 a m and regular services at 

11 a.m. 

At 7 p.m., the church plans a special 

program consisting of monologues by 

Gary Walker entitled "If They Had 

Only Known." 

Rotary Park, Six Mile and Hubbard 

in Livonia, will be the setting for the 7 

am. sunrise service to be led by youth 

erf the Livonia Christian Church (Disciples 

of Christ.) 

Participants include Russ Bark, 

youth counselor, Robin Rickard, 

Kathy Pearce, Ann Groce and Phil 

Keathley The young people will serve 

coffee and doughnuts following the 

service. 

The church's Easter worship, scheduled 

at 11 a.m.. will be marked by the 

final sermon by the Rev. William 

Hass. who is leaving Livonia to begin a 

new ministry in Kokomo, Ind. His 

topic will be "Power from the Living 

Clin st." 

CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, 

located at 34645 Cowan, Westland, will 

begin Easter moning with 6 30 a.m. 

sunrise worship. Hien the congrega- 

CALVARY 

BAPTI ST 

CHURCH 

WINGS or TRUTH 

WMIJZ F M 102 s 

5 30AM & 

1 OOP M 

A Vibrant Fellowship With Your Family in Mind 

9:45 & 11 A.M. 

WORSHIP SERVICES 

OR. G. DOUGLAS 

R0UTLEDGE 

REGULAR SERVICES 

SUNDAY 

9 45 BIBLE SCHOOL 

9 45 & 11 00 WORSHIP 

6 00PM EVENING EVANGEL 

tion will adjourn to a nearby restaurant 

for a traditional Easter breakfast. 

Morning worship will be at 10:30 

a.m. 

The ordinance of believer's baptism 

will be conducted at the 7 a.m. sunrise 

service at First Baptist Church of 

Plymouth, North Territorial west of 

Sheldon. 

The day's events for that congregation 

also include breakfast at 8:15 

a.m., church school at 9:40 a.m. arid 

worship at 11 a.m. Plymouth Church 

of the Nazarene will begin sunrise 

worship at 6:30 a.m., with special 

music provided by the choir, groups 

known as Trust Unlimited and the 

Faith in Action trio and a message by 

the Rev. Stephen Owens, minister of 

outreach and Christian education 

Following a congregational breakfast, 

the church plans a 10 a.m. Easter 

rally, a combined service with thi 

Rev. Carl R. Allen preaching and 

music by the sanctuary choir, the teen 

and children's choirs and special vocal 

groups. 

YOUNG PEOPLE of Grand River 

Baptist will conduct the sunrise wor> 

ship at that church, located at 3450Q 

Six Mile, Livonia. The hour will be 

7:30 a.m., and the Rev. J. Charles Brickel 

will preach. 

Easter breakfast to be served by the, 

men's club beginning at 8:30 a.m. will 

feature ham and eggs and pancakes. 

Reservations for the breakfast should 

be made by calling the church office. 

261-6950, by 4 p.m. Friday. 

The Rev. Wilbert D. Gough will 

preach on "The Rising of the Son." at 

10:45 a.m. worship, and the 7 p.m. Living 

Christ hour will include hymn-singing 

and a message, "After Easter, 

What?" 

Ward United Iêsbyterian Church, 

34600 Six Mile, Livonia, will have sunrise 

worship led by the Rev. Gary 

Hopwood at 6:30 a.m. Youth of the 

church will share in the service. 

Three more Easter services will follow 

at Ward, with the Rev. L. Edward 

Davis preaching at 8 a.m. and Dr. 

Bartlett L. Hess preaching at 9:30 and 

11 a.m. 

Dr. Hess also will preach at the 

cturch's Maundy Thursday service, at 

7:30 p.m., and communion will be 

observed 

Chef Frank Craver 

offers Sieve Smith a 

sample of the homemade 

biscuits that 

will be served for 

Easter breakfast at 

Grand River Baptist 

Church of Livonia. 

Another area church planning three 

morning services Easter is Newburg 

United Methodist, 36500 Ann Arbor 

Trail, Livonia. 

Easter breakfast will be served 

there 7:15-8:45 a.m., and worship is 

planned at 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m., with the 

Rev. William A. Ritter preaching at 

all three services. 

THE EASTER EGG hunt is planned 

by Nativity United Church of Christ, 

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ST. PAUL'S PRE SB YTER1AN CHURCH 

27475 Five Mile Rd. at Inkster 

MINISTERS 

Wm. F. Whitledge —Charles M Webster —Robert G. Cox 

MAUNDY THURSDAY MARCH 23 - Tenebrae Communion Service 8:00 P.M. 

GOOD FRIDAY MARCH 24 - Service 1 00 P M 

EASTER SUNDAY MARCH 26 - Breakfast 8 00 A M 

Sunrise Service 7:00 A M 

Worship Service 9:30 & 11:00 A M 

iiii 

J 

9435 Henry Ruff, Livonia. It will be 

held for church school! children at 9 

a.m., following a 7:30 a.In. breakfast. 

Easter worship at 9:3(1 and 11 a,,, at 

Nativity will be marke^ by a sermon 

by Dr. Robert Jacobsort titled "God's 

Cure for the Final Illness Nativity 

also plans a Maundy Thursday communion 

service at 8 p.m, 

St. Michael Lutheran Church, 7000 

Sheldon, Canton, is skipping its regular 

Sunday school program for Easter 

and will hold duplicate worship services 

ta 9 and 11 a.m. 

Evening programs in; at least four 

area chufches will bring Easter to a 

close. 

Calvary Baptist Church, 43065 Joy, 

Canton, will present its 70-voice choir. 

directed by Tom Hovermale, in identical 

performances of "There's Life in 

Jesus' Name'' at 5 and 7 30 p.m. The 

concerts are free and the public is 

invited. 

Also open to the community will be a 

praise concert at 7:30 p.m. by the 

sanctuary choir of the Plymouth 

Church of the Nazarene. 41550 E. Ann 

Arbor Trail, Plymouth, in a cantata. 

"Greater is He," by Lanny Wolfe and 

Don Marsh 

At First Baptist of Plymouth, the 

6:30 p.m. worship will be led by the 

Son Shine Circle, a quartet of Christian 

musicians including Dennis and 

Pat Merritt, Carol Lehikoinen and 

Steve Waters, who have a traveling 

music ministry 

Community Good Friday Service 

Featuring in Concert 

&OUK. Invitation Co COoRstetp 

BAPTIST 

4306?> Joy Road 

CANTON 

453-6749 455-0022 

5:00 & 7:00 P.M. 

"There's Life In 

Jesus' Name'' 

Presented by the 

Calvary Concert Choir 

FIRST BAPTIST 

36125G LENWOOD. WAYNE 

721-7410 

• We Preach a Dying Savior's Love 

• A Risen Savior's Power 

• A Living Savior s Grace 

• A Coming Savior's Glory 

f AMILV NIGHT 

Wedneidiy 

7 00 PM 

Nww'y .il an Adult Se'wces 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 4 5 A M 

SPECIAL EDUCATION 9 4 5 A M 

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A M 

EVENING WORSHIP 6 00P.M 

WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING 7 00 P M 

NURSERY PROVIDED 

Sr Pastor, Rev Arnold H Olsen 

Assoc. Pastor, Rev. Robert A Emery 

Youth Pastor, Rev Jeff Bemesderfer 

The Bible As It Is. For Men As They Are 

F I R S T B A P T I S T C H U R C H O F F A R M I N G T O N 

Richard Duncan. Pastor - Phone 474-0350 

± 

33400 

SHIAWASSEE 

FARMINGTON ROAD 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 a.m. 

MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 a m 

EVENING SERVICE 6:00 p m 

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

BIBLE CCMTMED 

FUNDAMENTAL 

SOUL WMMMQ 

CHURCH 

B E T H E L B A P T I S T T E M P L E 

2 9 4 7 5 W . Six Mile, L i v o n i a 

H.L. Petty 

•'asior 

525-3664 

or 

261-9276 

CALL FOR 

FREE TRANSPORTATION 

APOSTOLIC 

.APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 

993 N HOLBROOK. PLYMOUTH 

455-4061 334-6040 

PASTOR C.T GRAY 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 AM 

SUNDAY EVANGELISTIC 7PM 

WED EVE BIBLE STUDY 7PM 

"Th« Church On Ttoflock" Matt 16-18 

INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST BIBLE 

FELLOWSHIP 

CHURCH 

Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 

Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 

Evening Service 6:00 p.m. 

Wednesday Service 7:30 p.m. 

NEWS RELEASE 

MARCH 29 

QOOD FRIDAY SERVICES 

1:30 P.M. 

/! (Imrt It filial i t C on I irrueo ,'P- CO ft L" 

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DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCEt 

B E R E A N B I B L E C H U R C H 

35375 ANN ARBOR TRAIL I IVONIA 

425-5586 (BetweenW.iyneA Newburghi 522-9386 

Roland F DeRenzo Pastor 

• BIBLE SCHOOL...9 45 a m 

• MORNING WORSHIP...11 00 a m 

• EVENING SERVICE... 6 00 p m 

• WEDNESDAY SERVICE...7 00 D m 

WYFC 1520 AM... Sunday 8 00 a m| j, 

'Holding forth the word ot Lite 

G R A N D R I V E R B A P T I S T of L I V O N I A 

34500 SIX MILE RD Just West of Farmington Rd 

Giving the word ol hte at We tree ot lite 1 

9:30 A.M. Family Sunday School 

7:30 A.M. — Youth Sunrise Worship 

10:45 A M — "THE RISING OF THE SON!" 

7:00 P.M. — "AFTER EASTER, WHAT?" 

261-6950 ,*v Nursery Open! 

Thirst I>uptisf Clx uri It 

PLYMOUTH MICHIGAN 

450C0N TERRITORIAL RD 455-2300 

Vi Mile West ol Sheldon 

Pasitor 

Or Wilbartj O Gough 

Mr Chuck BricMei 

Dir ol Music & I'oulh 

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 

HERALD Of MOPE 

WYFC 1520 

Mon thru Fn 

8 45 A M 

Mrs Richard Kaye. Music Dir 

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 

GRA0ES 3 THRU 8 

FUNDAMENTAL EVANGELICAL MISSIONARY MINDED 

Community 

Baptist Church 

28237 W WARREN 

Garden City 

Rev James B Allen Pastor 

Sunday School -10 a m 

Sunday Morning Service 

— 11am 

Sunday Evening Service 

— 7pm 

Mid-Week Prayer Service 

— 7 30 p m 

MAIN STREET 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

Affiliated with 

Soulhern Baptist 

Convention 

9451 S. MAIN, PLYMOUTH 

H Thweatt Pastor 453-4785 

SurTday School 9 45am 

Morning Worship —11am 

Baptisi Training Union 6 JO p m 

Evening Worship -730pm 

Wednesday Service — 7 00 p m 

DEAF MINISTRY 

CHURCH W AMERICA 

JL CHURCH OF THE SAVIOR 

38100 Five Mile Rd. 

1 SUNDAY SCHOOL 91bam 

WORSHIP SERVICE 10 30 a m 

Youth Club TUM 4 30 p M 

Evening Studies 

CHINESE BIBLE STUDY - 1»i ft *o f r, a P M 

»v RontkJ Van Oer Wern. 4M-10M RevMotxJyYap 

PASTOR Minuter ot Evanjjahim 

Mi 

LIVONIA 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

AFFll IATED WlTM 

SOUTHERN GAPTI9 

CONVENTION 

32940 SCHOOLCR AFT 

? BIOCKS LASTOI 

fAHW.NGTON RO 

422-3763 

PASTOR ELVIN L.CL ARK 

Sunday School 9 4 a m 

Mormng Worship 10 4 a m 

Bapiisi Irammg Union p m 

Evening Worsrup Hour p m 

Wednesday Service p m 

BEREAN 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

(Extension of hereon 

Baptist Ch. of Detroit) 

AFFILIATED WITH 

GAR.B.C. 

NOW MEETING ON THE 

CAMPUS Of 

SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE 

(Liberal Arts Building) 

EVERY SUNDAY 

SERVICES 

9:30 A.M. 

10:30 AM 

7:00 P.M. 

WED. 7:30 P.M. 

(OFF CAMPUS) 

Church Phone N M W 

PUBLIC INVITED 

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T R I - C I T Y 

A S S E M B L Y O F G Q D 

2100 HANNAN ROAO 

WAYNE MICHIGAN" 

721-6832 

11:00 A M 

PASTOR RAIMER 

7:00 P.M. 

FILM THE GOSPEL ROAD 

featuring Johnny Cash 

Jesus Loves You and So Do We 

Serving Wayne Westland and Canton 

CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY 

CHURCH 

Assemblies Of God 

41355 SIX MILE ROAD 

Northville. Mich 48167 

Irvinq M Mitchell. Pastor 

Steve Smith Assistant Pastor 

Gary Willingham, Minister of Outreach 

SUNDAY SERVICES 

11:00 A.M. 

EASTER CANTATA 

"HALLELUJAH, WHAT A SAVIOR!" 

FILM: "THE GOSPEL ROAD" 

Musical Story of Jesus 

Narrated by Johnny Cash 

Nursery Provided for all Activities 

348-9030 

UNITED 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

42021 ANN ARBOR TR 

PLYMOUTH 

David H Krist, Pastor 

422-6000 — Home 

453-4530 — Church 

10am Sunday School 

11 am Morning Worship 

6 30 p m Evening Worship 

Wed 7:30 p m Family Night 

Nursery Provided 

al all Services 

BETHEL MISSIONARY' 

ASSEMBLY OF GOD 

8900 Ml DDLtBELT f 

NORTH OF JOY RD ; 

"A CHARISMATIC GROUP" 

SUNDAY SERVICES ; 

9 45. 10 45 A M -6 30 P M; 

WED 7 30 P M 

PASTORSJ J 

TRAUBER M TYLER I 

261 -1957 or 421-9140 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST 

OF PLYMOUTH 

4b201 N TERRITORIAL RD .300yds. w.-sto'Sbeiddn 

453-5280 OFFICE HOURS 9-5 MON THRU FRI 453-5285 

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 

Dwayne L Kelsey 

Mm of Ed 

Fredrick C Vosbpra 

Parish Minister 

ALDERSGATE , 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

(Red'ord Township) 

10000BEECH DALY ROAD 

Between Plymouth and West Chicago 

Sr Minister Wm G Waqpr 

Assoc Minister Thomas F ^

6B + Thursday, March 23,1978 

Contest continues, 

with movie tickets 

for best guesses 

Entries have been pouring in to the Observer & Eccentric's second 

annual competition to guess the winners in several categories of the Academy 

Awards. 

The best talents will be honored with Oscars, but you—if you're first 

with the correct choices on our contest coupon—will receive two free 

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n Peter Firth ("Equus") 

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MON THURS 11 a m -MIDNlGHTi 

FRI. & SAT. TIL 4 A.M. 

SUN 12.00NOOh-MIDNIGHT 

• Easter Sunday 

We're Serving 

A Brunch to Remember. 

A festival of food, that 's what it will be! An Easter 

Sunday brunch you 'll always remember. Even the Easter 

Bunny will be there with some special surprises of his 

own! There'll be food, fun and even a clown. - 

It all begins Easter morning in the Plymouth Hilton 

Ballroom from 10 A.M. til 2 P.M. So come, enjoy and 

celebrate with your friends at the Plymouth Hilton 's 

Brunch to Remember. 

For your evening dining the Jolly Miller Restaurant wUl also serve 

from 2 P.M. til 9 P.M. on Easter Sunday. 

Sunday Brunch—$4.95 Adults—$3.95 Children under 12 

. fc. • J* 5 MUe Sl Northville Roads 

Plymoutnm • ^

Dinner theater coming to Schoolcraft 

Schoolcraft College's student production 

of Ned Albert's "East Lynne," 

an old-fashioned melodrama, is scheduled 

for dinner theater performances 

April 1-2 and stage performances April 

7^. 

Dinner theater tickets are $8 and 

must be purchased in advance at the 

college bookstore. Dinner will be 

served at 6 30 p.m. with the play following 

at 8 in the Waterman Campus 

Center. 

'It** menu includes breast of chicken 

Kiev. Anna potato, cauliflower au 

gratin, tossed salad, rolls and butter, 

beverage and tort cake. 

Tickets for the stage performaces in 

the Liberal Arts Theater are $2 for 

general admission and $1 for students. 

There will be 8 p.m. curtains on both 

April 7 and 8. and a 2 p.m. matinee on 

April 8. 

Tickets for these performances may 

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SPORTS 

Thursday, March 23, 1978 (C)1C 

Observerland honors 5 tankers 

By DOUG FUNKE and 

DENNIS O'CONNOR 

Judging from individual performances 

during the Class A and B swimming 

finals several weeks ago, there 

can be little doubt that area poolmen 

have the talent to compete with tankers 

from all over the state. 

Area swimmers not only gave a 

good accounting of themselves at the 

state meet, but also during the regular 

season and at their conference meets 

Livonia Franklin tied for the Northwest 

Suburban League championship 

this winter and Clarenceville shared 

the Metro West Conference title. 

Livonia Stevenson and Plymouth Canton 

placed second in the Inter-Lakes 

and Western Six leagues, respectively. 

Area coaches gathered recently to 

select the all-Observer swim team for 

1978. Most of the honorees are underclassmen 

and will return next year to 

compete again 

Swimmers selected for the all-area 

team were limited to one individual 

event. 

200-yard freestyle—Mike Balnaves, 

Uvonia Franklin. Owner of school 

Middle School tournament director Dan 

Riggs (left) looks over the seventh grade 

wrestling pairings before the start of the 

action Saturday morning. Helping Riggs with 

records in the 50, 100 and 200-yard 

freestyles, Balnaves placed sixth in 

the 200 free, 1:46.1, and eighth in the 

100 free, 48.6 seconds, this year in the 

Class A state meet. 

The senior was Northwest Suburban 

League champ in the 100 and 200-yard 

freestyles and finished first in both the 

50 and 100-yard freestyles at the Westem 

Wayne Invitational 

Balnaves was the Patriots' Most 

Valuable Swimmer this season. 

200-yard individual medley—Mark 

Winter, Livonia Beiiley. He was Sub^ 

urban Eight League champion in the 

200-yard individual medley and 100yard 

breaststroke. 

Only a sophomore, Winter established 

four individual school records 

this season—200-yard IM, 200-yard 

freestyle 500-yard freestyle and 100yard 

breaststroke. 

He also swam a leg on both of the 

Bulldogs' record-shattering relay 

teams. 

"Mark is the most versatile swimmer 

on the team," said Bentley coach 

Keith Wright. "He'll be returning the 

next two years to swim state qualifying 

times in many events." 

mp*" 

50-yard freestyle—Brian Ellis, Garden 

City West. Ellis, a junior, qualified 

for the Class A meet with a best time 

in the 50 free of 22.8 seconds. 

A versatile perfcrmer, Ellis this season 

won the 100-yard freestyle at the 

Tri-River League meet for the second 

year in a row. Y \ 

Ellis also competed for the Tigers 

this season in the 200-yard freestyle 

and in the 100-yard butterfly. 

The junior is also an excellent student 

who carries a 3.5 academic average. 

"Brian is well-liked and respected 

by his classmates, teammates and 

instructors," said West coach George 

Hanosh 

Diving—Ken Grand, Clarenceville- 

Grund placed first in 10 of the Trojans' 

12 dual meets this season. A lOth-place 

finisher in the Class B state meet, the 

senior also reigned as Metro West Copiference 

champ. 

Grund was the second best diver at 

both the Garden City and Alma 

Invitationals. 

"Ken is an excellent worker and was 

dedicated to his goal of placing in the 

state meet," said Clarenceville coach 

Gordon Larson. "Ken owes a great 

the brackets are Plymouth Canton varsity 

coach Dan Chrenko (center) and Canton 

wrestler Paul Mooney. (Staff photos by 

Dennis O'Connor) 

East grapplers defeat 

Central for tourney title 

East Middle School compiled 491'^ points to win 

the overall competition in the second-annual 

Middle School Wrestling Tournament held last 

weekend at Plymouth Canton High School 

East edged Central Middle School by only 19 l 6 

points to take the overall title. 

East and Central both went home with trophies 

after the Saturday competition East won the seventh 

grade tourney over Central 289-214, but Central 

came back and beat the East eighth graders, 

268-2024. 

West Middle School finished third overall with 

162 points, placing third in the eighth grade event 

and fourth with the seventh graders. 

Pioneer was fourth overall with 1304 points, finishing 

third in the seventh grade and fourth in the 

eighth grade. 

The four-team double-elimination toumey climaxed 

a four-week wrestling segment which most 

of the middle school physical education classes 

teld. 

More than 200 wrestlers participated in this 

event 

East Middle School coach and tournament director 

Dan Rig^ was very pleased with the continued 

success of the tourney. 

"I was really happy with the way things went 

with the four schools," Riggs said. "We had better 

crowd control this year at the high school, and we 

had another good turnout." Some 400 spectators 

viewed the action of the tournament. Last year's 

tourney was held at East Middle School. 

Riggs was also pleased with the outcome of the 

toumey, which saw his Rocket grapplers finish on 

top. 

"I was surprised and happy with my kids," 

Riggs said. "We were 80 points down at one point 

but our seventh graders came through. 

"But no matter who wins it, it was a community 

experience where everyone was involved. Both 

high school programs (Salem and Canton) will 

benefit because the kids got the experience of 

competition " 

mark LaPointe, from Central; Jim Finn, Pioneer; 

and Jim Hayes, West; are the other middle school 

coaches 

MIDDLE SCHOOL WRESTLING 

TOURNAMENT RESULTS 

Ttam IUmKi 

Ovmll—1» East. «1* points. 11 Central m. J) West. IB. «) Pio 

netr, 1 

Eighth grade— 11 Central. 2M. 21 East 202'-. 3i West. 109V 4) Pioneer, 

49 

Seveatb grafc-ll East. 2OT, 2) Central, 214. 3) Pioneer. IIV 4> 

West. i2^. 

ladividaal Rttaht 

Seveatb grade 

M pMidi — l) Todd Bartlett (C), 2) Jeff Robar (E), 3) Martin 

Dickenaon (E I 

71 paaad* - li Steve McCormick (Pi. 2l Craig Salo 1W1, 3) Jeff 

Eacotte (E) 

M ptadi- 1) Todd Moore (Et; 2i Rob Parka (CI. 31 Matt Santilli 

(E); 4) Keith Maritian (Cl 

II paada— II Jeff Sobczynski (C), 2) Sam Barrie (P). 3) Joe 

Marino (E); 4) Lester Barnett (W 1 j 

N paaada— 1) Mic Madson (C). 2l (Dave Wilson (E). 3) Keith Lany 

(C), 41 Jim Heller (C) 

III 1) Jeff Roessier lE ,'2) Jay Roberts (E), 3) Joe 

Kowalski |P); 41 Alan Carnes 

111 poaada- 1) Charlie Davis (C). I) Cedric Jones (E), 3) Jim Fee 

IC). 

(Continued on page 2C) 

lorry Phillips (left), Plymouth Salem junior 

varsity wrestling coach, and Rock varsity 

coach Ron Krueger help with the paper work 

on the eighth grade brackets. 

V 

deal of his success to diving coach Rod 

Ostrand." 

100-yard butterfly—Paul Petersen, 

Plymouth Canton. Western Six League 

titlist in both the 200-yard individual 

medley and 100-yard breaststroke, 

Petersen placed sixth in the 100 breast 

and 11th in the 100-yard butterfly at 

the Class A state meet. 

Tlie sophomore finished first in the 

butterfly and breaststroke at the 

Golden Triangle Championships, {first 

in the IM and breaststroke at the 

Western Wayne Invitational and first 

in the IM and breaststroke at the Ypsilanti 

Invitational. 

"Paul is the most versatile swimmer 

in the history of Canton swimming," 

said Bill Faunce, coach of the 

Chiefs. "He's a hard worker and very 

dependable." 

100-yard freestyle—Tom Rubadue, 

Plymouth Salem. Captain of the 

Rocks, Rubadue qualified for the Class 

A state meet in both the 50 and 100^ 

yard freestyles and as a member of 

Salem's freestyle relay team. 

Hie senior finished second in both 

the 50 and 100 frees at the Golden 

jle Championships, third in the 

>an Eight League in tfie 50 free 

and fourth in the conference': in the 100 

free. 

Rubadue is a membef of the 

National Honor Society. 

"Tom was very dependable all sea 

son swimming any freestyle event," 

said Salem coach Chuck Olson "He 

showed good leadership all year." 

500-yard freestyle—Tom Smith, 

Uvonia Stevenson. This season's Most 

Valuble Swimmer for the Spartans, 

Smith swam to a third-placc finish in 

the 500-yard freestyle and recorded a 

fourth-place timing in 200-) ard freestyle 

at the Class A state me *t. 

One of the most versatile ; wimmers 

in the area, Smith competed in all 

freestyle events, the breaststroke, 

backstroke, butterfly and ndividual 

medley. 

The junior will captain the Spartans 

next season. 

"Tom is a dedicated swimmer and a 

team man," said Stevenson coach Lois 

McDonald. "He competes year around 

and swims all strokes." 

100-yard backstroke—Kevin Gau- 

i 

thier, Livonia Bentley. The junior 

placed the highest of any individual 

area swimmer in the Class A finals by 

finishing second in the backstroke with 

an effort of 54.7 seconds 

Gauthier, who holds school records 

in the 50 and 100-yard freestyles and 

the 100-yard backstroke, won suburban 

Eight League championships in the 50 

free and the backstroke this season 

"Kevin is a complete swimmer able 

to take first in most any event in dualmeet 

competition," said Bentley coach 

Keith Wright. "He was less than one 

second away from ail-American time 

in the backstroke." 

100-yard breaststroke—Gary Sellars, 

Livonia Franklin. Northwest Suburban 

League champ in the breaststroke and 

the 200-yard individual medley, Sellars 

also finished second in both events at 

the Western Wayne Invitational 

The senior was a state qualifier in 

the breaststroke. 

"Gary is an excellent student and a 

hard worker." said Franklin coach 

Larry Teahan 

(Continued on page 4C 

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By DENNIS O'CONNOR 

With last week's Surprise retirement 

of Casey Cavell, who the new 

Plymouth Canton basketball coach 

will be has been a popular question. 

It's likely the position will be given 

to someone familiar with the school 

district 

"We are talent rich in coaching for a 

basketball program," said Canton 

principal Kent Buikema. "I think we 

have a lot of quality people inside the 

system who can do a good job." 

The job was posted internally in the 

Plymouth-Canton School District last 

Friday. In three weeks interviewing 

will begin with all the applicants. 

Athletic director John Sandmann 

and athletic liaison Paul Cummin^ 

will interview applicants with Buikema. 

If the interviewing committee 

doesn't feel there is anyone qualified 

to take over the job within the system, 

they may choose to post the job outside 

of the school district. 

Buikema said he felt Cavell helped 

put the Canton basketball program on 

its two feet but admitted the change of 

coaches will tell if the program is 

strong. 

"The mark of a good program is if 

people leave and it continues to do 

well," he said. 'If people leave and a 

program is not Successful, then it truly 

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Wayne Weimer, who has served as 

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Clarenceville winns 'B' spike crown 

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l*d by Lisa Redford, who thrilled 

the crowd time and time again with 

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defeated Flint Ainsworth, 15-6 and 15- 

13 Saturday to claim the Class B state 

volleyball championship 

It was a fitting climax for the Trojans, 

who also claimed a Metro West 

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Bedford, who had 10 spikes which 

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Anita Luka and LyJean Juntunen 

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Kns Klamik led the way in the 

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However, it was Redford who drew 

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tourney with her spiking and blocking. 

Redford had four spike-kills from 

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"She looked as good as she has all 

season," said Clarenceville coach Tom 

Teeters. "You couldn't ask for anything 

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"Kris Klamik played her best games 

ever, Angie Coppola, a refugee from 

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The Trojans also triumphed in the 

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"We couldn't get the spark going 

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willing to put the time and effort into 

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"I know what I wart to do bo get 

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"I teach over at Canton all day anyway," 

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"I feel I have just as good a chance 

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Two other remote possibilities for 

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Final Observer swim times 

Following is the final area high 

school boys' swim listing of the season 

Special thanks to Keith Wright, 

coach at Livonia Bentley, for compiling 

the information each week during 

the winter 

Mtymrd mrdky relay 

1 Uv Bentley 1 42 3 

i Ply Canton 1 43 4 

3 Ply Salem 1 44 8 

4 Uv Slevr n»on 1 45 5 

5 Clarence ville I 4« 6 

« GC East I 47.8 

7 Uv Franklin 1 48 8 

8, Redford Union 1 51 5 

• Redford Thurston .1 53 2 

10 Uv Churchill 153 5 

Mtyard freettyle 

1 T. Smith i Steve) I 44 I 

2 M Balnaves < Frank i . ... K 1 46 1 

3 Finley (Salem i I 49 8 

4 M Winter iBenti 1 50 9 

5 K. Gauthier iBenti 1 52 0 

8 D Tanner (Canton) 1 52 1 

7 T. Rubadue i Salem i 152 6 

8 M. I .arson i Clare I 1 52 8 

Ztt-yanl ladlvidaal medley 

1 T. Smith (Steve) 2 02 1 

2 P. Peteraen (Canton) 2 04 1 

3 M. Winter (Bent) 2 05 0 

4 C Finley (Salem i 2 07.3 

5 B dine (Canton) .. 2 07.8 

8 J Schoenle (Steve) .... 2 07,9 

7. G Sellars (Frank) . .... . 2 08.0 

8. K. Gauthier (Bent i... . 2 08.2 

54-yard treeatyle 

1 K. Gauthier (Bent) . 22 0 

2 T. Rubadue (Salem) 22 5 

3 M. Balnaves (Frank) . . . . . . . 22 7 

4 B Ellis (GC West i 22 8 

5 0 Smith (Steve i 22 9 

8 L. Hein (Stevei . 22 9 

7. M. Etienne I Salem > 23 0 

8. P. Peterson (Canton) . 23 2 

Diving 

1 M. Heiden (Steve) 256 10 

2 B Mulchings (RD> 248.80 

3 K. Grund I Claret 243 45 

4 B Ereringham (Frank) 229.50 

5 M. Pieper (Churcht 224 45 

6 B I-eathley (ClareI 209 15 

7. J 1-aKiche (Salemt 201 70 

8.0 Wynne (Bentt 201 40 

1 P. Petersen (Canton) 

2 T. Smith (Steve).... .. 

3 E Kirschke (Clare) . 

4 D Giandiletti (Bent) 

5 R. Kuebler (Salem) . 

8 S. Wood (tantont 

7. K. Gauthifr (Bent) . 

8. D Albert (Salem i..... 

M. Balnaves (Frank) 

T. Smith (Stevei . . 

K. Gauthier (Bentt . 

T. Rubadue (Salemt 

B Ellis (GC West i . 

M. Etienne (Salemi 

7. D Tanner (Canton) . 

8 E Kirschl(e (Claret 

IM-yard batterfly IM-yard backstroke 

IM-yard freestyle 

ttt-yard freestyle 

54 3 

547 

55 4 

58 1 

58 1 

5« 3 

58 3 

58 5 

48 6 

49 1 

49 2 

49 6 

50 2 

50 2 

50 5 

50 8 

1 T. Smith (Steve) 4 43 1 

2 C Finley (Salem)... . . , 4 52 4 

3 M Winter iBent) 4 59 0 

4. M. Larson (Clare) . . . 5 04 4 

5 M. Balnaves (Frank) . . . . . 5 05 0 

6 B Cline (Canton i 5 08 9 

7. E Kirschke (Clare) 5 110 

8. T. Rubadue (Salem) 5 115 

1 K. Gauthier (Bent) 

2 T. Parry (GC East) . 

3 L. Hein (Steye) 

4 P. Petersen (Canton) 

5 C Finley (Salem) . . 

8 S. Davison (Steve) .... 

7. B Cline (Canton) .. 

8. J Blakely (Thurstt 

9. T. Smith (Steve) . . . 

I I t yard breaitstroke 

54 7 

58.3 

58.9 

59 8 

1 00 5 

I 00 5 

1 00 5 

1 006 

1 00 6 

1 P. Petersen (Cantoni | oi 7 

2 M. Winter (Bent) . . . . . 1 02 7 

3 G Sellars (Frank) 1 04 1 

4 J Schoenle (Stevei | m 7 

5 T. Smith (Steve i . I 05 0 

6 L. Hein (Steve) . l 05 0 

8. J Stella (Salem) I 05 9 

4M-yard freestyle relay 

1 Liv. Stevenson 3 20 5 

2 Ply Salem .3 23 0 

3 Ply Canton . .3 23 0 

4 Liv Bentley 3 24 2 

5 Liv Franklin 3 24 8 

6 Clarenceville 3 29 8 

7. GC East 3 41 0 

20 tankers take area honors 

(Continued from page 1C) 

200-yard medley relay—Dave 

GUmdiletti, Kary Stapleton, Mark Winter 

and Kevin Gauthier, Uvonia Bentley. 

The quartet put together the best 

time in the area this season, 1:42.3, 

and finished ninth in the state meet 

Giandiletti, a freestyle specialist, 

placed second in the 100-yard butterfly 

at the Suburban Eight Meet. The junior 

is a member of both the Bulldogs' 

medley and freestyle relay school 

record teams 

Stapleton, also a junior, is a member 

of both record-holding relay" teams. 

Like Giandiletti, Stapleton excells in 

freestyle events and the butterfly 

400-yard freestyle relay—John 

Schoenle, Scott Davison, Larry Hein 

and Tom Smith, Livoiia Stevenson. 

Hie foursome had the best area time 

of the season, 3:20.5, good enough for a 

lOth-place finish at the state meet. 

Schoenle. a year-around swimmer, 

had personal bests this year of 51 8 

seconds in the 100-yard freestyle, 

2:07.9 in the 200-yard individual medley, 

and 1 04 7 in the 100-yard breaststroke 

"John is a very serious student and 

competitor," said Stevenson coach 

Lois McDonald of the sophomore "He 

always gives more than 100 per cent " 

Davison, a sophomore, had best 

efforts this winter of 51.3 seconds in 

the 100-yard freestyle, 1:00.5 in the 100yard 

backstroke and 56 7 seconds in 

the 100-yard freestyle 

Hem, another of Stevenson s super 

sophomores, recorded personal best 

times this year of 51.3 seconds in the 

100-yard freestyle, 22.9 seconds in the 

50-yard freestyle, 58.9 seconds in the 

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100-yard backstroke and 1:05 in the 

100-yard breaststroke. 

At-large—Craig Finley, Plymouth 

Salem. In addition to placing first in 

the 500-yard freestyle at the Suburban 

Eight meet and finishing 10th in that 

event at the Class A state meet, Finley 

was first in the 500 free at the Western 

Wayne Invitational 

The sophomore also landed first in 

the 100-yard backstroke at the Golden 

Triangle Championships, second in the 

200 free at the Western Wayne and 

third in the 200 free in the conference 

meet. 

At-large— Eric Kirschke, Clarenceville. 

Kirschke, continuing a family 

tradition of swimming excellence at 

Clarenceville, placed eighth in the 100yard 

butterfly at the Class B state 

meet. 

The junior also swam a leg of the 

Trojans' lOth-place medley relay 

effort in the B finals and won the 50 

and 100-yard freestyles at the Metro 

West Conference meet. He set a new 

school record this year in the 100-yard 

freestyle. 

At-large—Tom Parry, Garden City 

East. League champ in the 100-yard 

backstroke at the Northwest Suburban 

meet, Perry tied the school record in 

that event this year with a clocking of 

58 3 seconds 

Voted one of East's Most Valuable 

Swimmers by his teammates. Parry, a 

junior, also competed in the individual 

medley and the medley relay for the 

Panthers 

"Tom is a hard worker and has a 3.0 

average in school," said East coach 

Ron Clifton. 

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8415 Canton Cento" Road, has been canceled 

The next regular meeting scheduled to be held will be Monday, April 10, 1978, at the 

Plymouth-Canton High School Little Theater at 7 30 P.M. 

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Pubttab March U and April II. 1171 

THOMAS SULLIVAN, Secretary 

Plymouth Township Planning Commission 

At-large—Steve Wood, Plymouth 

Canton. The senior, who qualified for 

the Class A state meet as a member of 

both the Chiefs' medley and freestyle 

relay teams, Wood also excelled in the 

10(^yard butterfly this season. 

Wood was Western Six League butterfly 

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Wood has captained the team the 

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"Steve is a very dependable hard 

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At-large—Bill Hutchings, Redford 

Union. The senior finished first in 

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"Mike made the season very enjoyable 

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HONORABLE MENTION 

Livonia Franklin— Barry Everingham, 

Chuck Gottshall, Dave Lulis, 

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Livonia Bentley— Don Wynne, Greg 

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Clarenceville— Mike I^rson, Brian 

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Plymouth Salem— Rob Kuebler, 

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Livonia Churchill—Mark Pieper. 

Livonia Stevenson— Mark Heiden 

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Plymouth Canton— Bob Cline and 

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two goals The other scores came from 

Tony Esser and Mark Kenyon Jeff 

Speaks added three assists in the contest. 

Plymouth lost its final game of the 

tourney to another representative 

squad from IX'arborn. 7-4 

Plymouth jumped to a 3-2 lead after 

the first period but couldn't stop the 

potent Dearborn offensive surge. 

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Heating Bills out of sight? 

Call our energy consultant 

Find 9iut the alternatives 

455-2888 

EASY RIDER BIKE SHOP 

42416 FORD ROAD - IN THE CANTON PLAZA 

CANTON 455-5730 

4 Miles West of Wayne Road 

Open 7 Days 

Keys Made 

$50 - $100 CASH REBATE 

Deluxe and Executive Model 

Air Conditioners thru April 28 

RHC RECKINGER 

HI A TING 8. COOL INC. CO 

1978 FUJI'S NOW IN STOCK 

NOTICE OF INTENT TO ENTER 

INTO TAX-SUPPORTED CONTRACT 

AND OF RIGHT TO PETITION FOR 

REFERENDUM THEREON 

TO THE TAXPAYERS AND 

PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN: 

ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Township of Plymouth, has 

approved the execution of a contract with the County of Wayne pursuant to 

Act 342, Public AcLs of Michigan. 1939. as amended, which contract provides 

among other things that said County will acquire certain sanitary 

sewer improvements and will issue its tends to finance the cost of the 

same for said Township, and said Township will pay to said County all 

sums necessary to retire the principal of and interest on said bonds The 

aforesaid improvements arc described generally as the Byron Creek 

Trunk Extension, the Plymouth Hills Subdivision facilities, the Tonquish 

Creek Trunk Extension and the Sly Drain Trunk P^xtension. 

TOWNSHIP'S CONTRACT OBLIGATION 

It is presently contemplated that said bonds will be in the principal 

amount of $2,800,000.00, will mature serially from 1982 to 2002. inclusive, 

and will bear interest not exceeding 8 r r per annum on the outstanding 

principal balance, subject to revision in accordance with terms of the 

above contract. By virtue of said contract, the Township will be obligated 

to pay to the County all sums required to meet debt service paymenLs in 

accordance with the above or any revised schedule as such payments fall 

due, ancf will pledge as security for such obligation its full faith and credit 

PURSUANT TO : SUCH PLEDGE. THE TOWNSHIP WILL BE 

REQUIRED TO LEVY AD VALOREM TAXES ON ALL TAXABLE 

PROPERTY WITHIN ITS BOUNDARIES, WITHOUT LIMITATION AS 

TO RATE OR AMOUNT AND IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER TAXES 

THE TOWNSHIP MAY BE AUTHORIZED TO LEVY BUT NOT MORE 

THAN THE RATE OR AMOUNT SUFFICIENT THEREFOR. TO THE 

EXTENT NECESSARY TO MAKE THE REQUIRED PAYMENTS TO 

THE COUNTY IF OTHER FUNDS FOR SUCH PURPOSE ARE NOT 

AVAILABLE. 

RIGHT OF REFERENDUM 

The aforesaid Contract will be executed by the Township and WILL 

BE EFFECTIVE WITHOUT VOTE OF THE ELECTORS. AS PERMIT- 

TED BY LAW, UNLESS A PETITION REQUESTING AN ELECTION ON 

THE EFFECTIVENESS THEREOF. SIGNED BY NOT LESS THAN l(Fr 

OF THE REGISTERED ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP. IS FILED 

WITH THE TOWNSHIP CLERK WITHIN FORTY-FIVE

500 Help Wanted 

BODY SWOP porter needed Mike 

Savote CWrolet MMOOO 

BRIDGEPORT MUX HAND 

Should be able to do own set ups 

and read blue prints, Some 

prototype work. Day shift Will 

consider retiree or 2 to 3 years 

experience Apply Photon Sources 

57100 Plymouth Rd Livonia 

BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR ~ 

longer shorter or more flexible 

hours for top men only Call 455-1SM 

BRIDGEPORT OPR 

DIE LEADERS 

DIE MAKERS 

SURFACE 

GRINDER HANDS 

Job shop experience Full fringe 

benefits including dental Long 

program DTA member 

WALING TOOL CO 

23485 Industrial Pork 

Farmington Mills 

BUDGET I 

f i n a n c i a l 

ANALYST 

National service company is seek 

ing college graduate with degree in 

accounting or finance Evening students 

cloae to degree will be considered 

Minimum I year related expe 

rience Responsibilities include 

annual budget preparation, monthly 

analysis reporting of results to sen 

tor management and special analyt 

leal studies Applicants should have 

above average communicative 

skills Send resume and salary 

requirements to Personnel Depart 

menl. P 0 Bo* 1178 Detroit 48266 

Budget/ 

Financial Analyst 

National service company Is seek 

ing college graduate with degree in 

accounting or finance Evening stu 

dents close to degree will be constd^ 

ered Minimum I year related expe 

rience Responsibilities include 

annual budget preparation, monthly 

analysis reporting of results to sen 

tor management and special analyt- 

ical studies Applicants should have 

above average communicative 

skills Send resume and salary 

requirements to Personnel Depart 

ment, P O Box 1179 Detroit 48266 

BI S BOY cashier needed Eden 

Glen Restaurant. 2085 W Big 

Beaver 

BUSBOYS 

DISHWASHERS 

Midnights and days Eicellent pay 

Apply In person Rams Horn Restaurant 

MM Middlebelt, Westland 

ai-m&s 

BUS BOYS 

DISHWASHERS 

Part time no experience neces 

sary Apply in Person 

The Original Pancake House 

19355 W 10 Mile 

East of Evergreen 

BUS BOYS Full or Part time work 

in Private Club in Southfield Area 

Experience desirable but will train 

Call Weds Thurs Sat »AM 5PM 

for interview 357 5353 

BUS HELP Days No experience 

necessary 13 42 hour plai tips A 

benefits Weekends on Somerset 

Inn For Appointment with Mrs 

Foye call M3-7W0 Ext 2242 

BUS PERSONNEL 

looking for young people able to 

work between 12 noon 3 pm or 6 

pm 12 pm No expenence neces 

sary Good salary and tips 

HILLSIDE INN 

4IMI Plymouth Rd Plym 

CANTON TOWNSHIP, summer 

employment, available in recrea 

lion department Applications for 

sltions of Summer Program 

Krector Day Camp leaders and coleaders, 

Playground Leader and coleaders 

part time maintenance and 

Softball score keepers can be 

obtained at Canton recreation bldg 

located at 44237 Michigan Ave , 

Canton Deadline for submitting 

applicationi will be Monday, April 

3, 1178 Interviews will be conducted 

on April II at 7PM In 

Recreation Bldg 

CANVASSERS INTERVIEWERS 

Hourly wage and commission, 4 

hours per day Call before noon 

153 7224 

CAREER O P PO RT UN ITES 

I need 2 employee benefits program 

tales representatives for tne Troy 

Rochester area 

Experience in sales, accounting A 

insurance helpful Formal training 

provided Salary • Commission 

Excellent fringe benefit program 

For confidential interview call Jack 

B Leech CLU 173 2W5 

AETNA LIFE * CASUALTY 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

CARPET CLEANER experienced 

with both methods Must be neat in 

appearance and hardworfcer Good 

starting wage and fringe benefit! 

Steady year round work Call 

Livorua 7 Am to 4 30 Pm 427 4343 

CARPET FURNITURE cleaners, 

no experience necessary Full time, 

pari lime Farmington Livonia 

•real S3WM7 

CAR WASH attendants, full and 

part time 34*4420 

CASHIER Experienced or will 

train Starting wage, Q 70 per hour 

plus fringes Excellent working 

conditions Apply In person Jax 

Kar Wash, 12 Mile. Telegraph Rd 

Southfield 

CASHIER 

for Birmingham Store 

Mature, experienced, reliable Must 

ba willing to learn and accefrt 

responsibilities Recent local refer- 

ences required Exciting new glass 

and china store Salary negotiable 

Please phone Wells Freight A 

Cargo. Orchard Mall, ask for B«ty. 

OMIII 

CASHIER Full time Ev«Un«A 

weekends South/ le Id Area SMtM 

"CASHIER-HOSTESS 

Doy or •vgning ihift Port fim» 

or full » i h o l i d o y i & 

vocations 

STAFFORD'S RESTAURANT 

6302 Orchord Lok« Rood 

West Bloomfield 

CASHIER 

Tor w Bloomfield Store 

Mature, experienced, reliable Must 

be willing to learn and accej* 

responsibilities Recent local refer 

a m required Exciting new glass 

mtd china store Salary negotiable 

Please phone Wells Freight and 

Cargo. OVchard Mall Ask for Batty. 

04 E 

OMMI 

AUTOMOTIVE 

850 Autos lo' Sale 

85? Antique Cars 

854 American Motors 

856 Buic* 

858 Cadillac 

860 carole! 

86? C^ySler 

864 Do8 Real Esta'e to Exchange 

362 Real Estate Wanted 

328 Townhotjr.es for Sale 

500 Help wanted 

FRONT DESK position (or mature, 

neat, business like man preferred 

Friday, Saturday, Sunday nights. 4 

to 12 PM Apply Village Motor Inn 

300N Hunter Blvd Birmingham 

HAIRDRESSER part time Gordon's 

Beauty Salon. Troy Call 

M M M 

HOSTESS 

POSITION 

AVAILABLE 

At well known downtown 

restaurant Interested person 

call- 

962-6735 



HOUSEWIFE for drualan. 2 days. 

Monday k Wednesday. Ill Capitol 

Drugs. Southfield HA-J77S 

HOUSEWIVES 

Come k Join our team as a hostess 

or waitress IS-M hours weekly 

Holidays A summers aff No 

experience necessary. AmIy at 

Maple House. II Mile SottMWU 

IF YOU Are earning lass Ifcan |M8 

per weak. Investigate the oaeortunlty 

offered by the famous Fuller 

Brush Co 47HW4 

INSIDE SALES 

Order desk, pricing, quoting, expe 

dlting Work with heM sales per- 

sonnel and customerv Hydraulics 

experience helpful, commu- 

nications skills helpful Send writ 

ten resume to 

ACE CONTROLS INC 

71 -S 

Farmington, Mich., 48024 

X 

INSPECTOR TRAINEE 

Field inspector, national testlna 

organisation Should have electrical 

and quabty control experience 

19,000 annual to start plus car 

allowance and benefits PWiaae send 

resume to Box Itl Otoaerver A 

Eccentrlp Newspspers, 18251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia. Michigan 

48150 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

LABORERS Landacq^ng con- 

struction and malntenaAce Ap**y 

in person • AM • I PM daily 1825 

W li Mile Rd ' mils we it of 

Haggerty 

LANDSCAPE COMPANY NEEDS 

tractor loader operators, landscape 

designers, nursery salesmen, landscape 

laborers Must have expe 

rience Apply at Crlmboll Land 

scape Contractors, 31406 Ford Rd 

Garden City between 9 A AM 1 

PM 

GUARD 

EXPERIENCED 

CENTRI-SPRAY 

CORPORATION 

39001 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Mich. 

MECHANICAL 

PRODUCTION 

ENGINEER 

This leader in the dental materials industry is 

recruiting for a Mechanical Production Engi- 

neer Qualified applicants should have 8-10 

years experience in machine shop practices, 

design of fixtures, tooling and machinery, 

familiarity with basic concepts of hydraulic 

electronic work methods engineering, plant 

and work flow layout, estimating tooling and 

parts manufacturing and some knowledge of 

mechanical quality control. Should have ability 

to lead activities of engineering draftsmen 

and personnel to maintain facility operation 

Engineering degree not essential depending 

on experience 

We offer excellent salary and benefits pack- 

age to qualified individuals Please send your 

resume and salary history to 

Box 610 

OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC 

NEWSPAPERS 

32651 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Michigan 48150 

An Equal Opportunity Employer MlF 

JCPENNEY 

WESTLAND 

Part Time-Experienced 

GENERAL SALES 

v SHOBSALES 

Pull & Part Time 

Commission Sales 

PAINT & HARDWARE SALE 

AUTOMOTIVE 

i STOCK ROOM RECEIVER 

i 

Restaurant 

NIGHT GRILL 

EVENING HOSTESS 

Full & Part Time 

CERTIFIED MECHANICS 

& 

AUTO PARTS 

1 

Qood earnings opportunity Excellent benefit pro- 

gram with one of America's fastest growing retail 

stores. 

Apply in : person, Monday thru Saturday, 9 30 a.m.-9 

p,m. 

WESTLAND PERSONNEL, 2nd LEVEL 

JCPENNEY 

An Equal Opportunity Employ* MlF 

•< 

'v.

6C*(R,W,G-4C) Thursday, March 23, 1978 


IlKl.r WANTED for day shift and 

rughi shift «( Burger King Re tt a u 

rant at 16 Mile 4 Rochester Kd We 

.(fer flexible scheduling and excel 

tent starting wage Ideal for 

housewives and students to earn 

extra money Apply in person today 

nnd take advantage of this 

uppiirtunity 

LANDSCAPE HELP wanted for 

maintenance crews, full time 5 day 

week 437 1286 

i.ANDSCAPE liaison AGENT 

To contact advise and assist 

business in understanding the 

implications of the Landscape 

Development Plan Must be able to 

*ork with business leaders, and 

individual property owners as a 

representative of the City regarding 

l-andscape Program Must be able 

to speak to groups regarding 

program Must be able to work 

effectively with business groups, 

the public and other employees 

Program lasts from March 28, 1978 

through October I. 1978 Hourly 

wage $4 80 Contact the Personnel 

Ilepartmenl City of Westland. 36601 

Ford Koad Westland, Michigan 

 

y d r o m a t i o n c o m p a n y 

39201 AMRHEIN ROAD • LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 48150 

An Equal Opportunity Employer nil) 

PROJECT 

ENGINEER 

Major manufacturing plant requires a Proiect Engi- 

neer with minimum of 10 years experience in all 

phases of Plant Engineering, plant maintenance and 

facilities Experience to include heating, ventilation 

and air conditioning Also, the design and installa- 

tion of major and minor projects relating to produc- 

ation equipment, plant layout, and materials han- 

dling Must assume responsibility for design and 

completion of assigned projects 

Only those qualified need apply Permanent posi- 

tions with generous salary and complete benefit 

package Reply to 

BOX 616 

OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Mich 48150 


TELLER 

TRAINEES 

Full time and Part 'time 

Looking for an interesting 

Career in Banking 7 

Immediate openings available full time and part 

time Applicants must provide own transportation. 

Paid Training and 

Fringe Benefits 

Apply 9 AM • 4 PM 

Personnel Department 

211 W Fort St.—1st floor 

corner Washington Blvd 

DETROIT 

BANK 

& TRUST 

Equal Opportunity Employer 


MACHINISTS 

BRIDGEPORT 

SURFACE GRIN06? 

OD GRINDER 

LATHE 

O KELLER TOOL 

12701 Inkster Rd 

Livonia 426-4500 

MACHINIST 

Young man with knowledge ot tool 

room machines and some lexpe 

nence to assist journeyman tool 

maker, in making parts, malchine 

repair, and set-up work on foundry 

type equipment Please call for 

appointment Univertical Corp 

491 3000 

MAIDS 

Full Time 

Cooch & Lantern Motor Inn 

25255 Grand River 

Redford 

533-4020 

MAIDS 

FULL TIME 

For Apartment Complex 

478 5535. I S PM 

MAIDS 

Full time, day work for High 

Rise Apartment Building in 

Oak Park Call between 9 AM 

and 5 PM, Monday through 

Friday 

968-0202 

Maid & Porter 

Full time for luxury apart- 

ment Maple, Telegraph atea 

Must have transportation, 

bondable Good salary, other 

benefits Coll 

626-2590 

MAINTENANCE PERSON needed 

for Pantiac area Townhouse plus 

salary Other good benefits 2 years 

experience required Call Mon thru 

Fri 9 AM to 5 PM 557 »30 

MAINTENANCE 

Full time maintenance posi- 

tion available, days. Salary 

dependent upon qual- 

ifications. Own tools pre- 

ferred. Apply in person Mon - 

Fri. 1-5 PM HINES PARK If^N, 

36655 Plymouth Rd , Livonia. 

AAAINTENANCE MAN 

We have immediate opening fori a 

general maintenance man to woirk 

days in our small suburban hospi- 

tal Requirements for this position 

are a minimum of one year general 

maintenance experience and a thifd 

class refrigeration operators 

license We offer an excellent start- 

ing salary which includes cost bf 

living, a fully paid benefit package 

and a congenial work environmerjt 

For more information please call 

Personnel department 

METROPOLITAN 

HOSPITAL WEST 

28303 Joy Rd Westland 

522-6800, Ext 286 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F] 

MALE and female applicant 

needed for positions open 139 W 

Maple 644 4254 

Birmingham Employment Bureau 

MALE, full time employment 

repairing floor machine equipmen 

in Farmington Freeway Industna 

Park Steady dependable. g> 

work record Experience preferr 

but will train the right man Only 

serious apply Phone Mr Roberts 

474 7040 

MAI.F'. help wanted. Plastics for 

man trainee No experience neces 

sary Must be mechanically 

inclined 32001 Schoolcraft. Uvonia 

Between Merriman and Farm 

ington Roads 

MANAGEMENT 

Open up your career with dynamic 

National Womens' Apparel Shops 

Previous retail experience or 

schooling Completely paid com 

pany benefits and employee dis 

count Call 

962-7609 


MANAGER POSITION open 

have experience in women's appa- 

rel, full time Apply Boutique, Tel 

12 Mall 355-S2M 

MANICURIST WANTED 

Birmingham Area 

642-3315 

MANICURIST WANTED Expe 

rienced only in nail wrapping, 

manicuring Ray s of Livonia 

476-5110 

MAN 18 or over to work in 

cemetary, apply 28120 W 6 Mile 

Rd Livonia 

MARKETING RFP 

$12,000-$ 18,000 

Flxcellent benefits, national com 

pany, protected territory, on the job 

training, guaranteed salary No 

1169 

PERSONNEL RECRUITERS 

358-3300 

MARKET res^pch interviewers 

needed immediately Part time 

permanent work Door to door, 

telephone, shopping center No sale 

Personable manner.legible writing 

Car necessary 5697860 

MATURE young man with chauf 

feur s license preferred Must be 

neat, conscientious and dependable 

1 .awn spraying work 728 6037 

Mc DONALD'S 

OF SOUTHFIELD 

is now hiring for all shifts, both part 

and fall time We can schedule 

around yours or your childrens 

school schedules We start employ- 

ees available at 7 AM above mitv 

tmum wage Paid vacation for all 

employees Insurance available for 

all full time employees Apply 

today while positions are still avail- 

able at 

McDonald's on Telegraph, between 

9 and 10 Mile Rd 

M c DONALDS R E ST A U R A NT 

Now taking applications for full and 

part time help Day and evening 

shift Apply in person. 42301 

Telegraph, Redford, 

MEAT COUNTER 

Full time, experience helpful but 

not necessary Good hduling Knowledge of F.DP 

helpful ^Liberal employee benefits 

Apply today 

S.M.C. 

Junction Plymouth 

425-5600 

pany Interest and expenence in 

elal 

•peafy 

typing ability, educa 

g, public relations 

ild aesired S 

PATROLMAN 

Salary $14,855 to $20,000 after 4 

years, plus excellent fringe ben 

efits 

tîalifications 

•Age 21 to 31 

• Must have Bachelor's Degree with 

verification 

• Must be a resident of the State of 

Michigan 1 year prior to making 

application and willing to become 

resident of Garden City within 6 

months after appointment 

•Must have excellent physical 

condition 

• Vision minimum 20 40 

Apply Garden City Police Depart 

ment, 30005 Ford Rd , Garden City 

422-1 122 

BENEFITS & 

TOP PAY 

Global Homes, Inc . Michigan's 

largest mobile home dealership, 

announces the grand opening of its 

huge new service center over 

21,000 sq ft . including 441.000 cu 

ft of storage capacity 

Because of present and future 

demands for our products. Global is 

seeking experienced personnel for 

the following positions 

(51 Set-up People to M per hr 

(21 Service People to M per hr 

(2) Toter Truck Drivers to $6 per 

hr 

(1) Customer Relations Assistant to 

IS per hr 

(2) Parts Handlers to IS per hr 

(2) General Office Assistants to $4 

per hr 

Global benefits include 

'Company trucks 

'Paid Blue Cross,/Blue SNeld 

'Paid halldays 

'Incentive bonus programs 

'Payroll deductions plan 

•Paid vacation 

'Paid sick leave 

Tool allowance 

'Company sponsored excursions 

'Opticare Plan 

'Ufe Insurance plan 

'Credit Union services 

For confidential interview, call Mr 

Robinaon at 538 5200 or Ms Ben 

edict at 3W-5«I» 

RESTAURANT manager trainee, 2 

years college, some management 

expenence, $9100 to $10,000 Ray 

Greene Personnel 3M1428 

^RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT 

$15,000 $20,000 Fee Paid 

Guaranteed salary bonus, excellent 

benefits, management development 

porgram, full service menu and 

cocktail lounge No 1481 

PERSONNEL RECRUITBS 

358-3300 

PRODUCTION CONTROL Mate 

rial Controller Requires 2 to 3 

years etpenence in inventory and 

product»n control Knowledge of 

EDP prwtedures mandatory Excel 

lent fringe benefits Farmington 

area Se,id full resume and salary 

requirements to Box 478, Observer 

4 Eccejritric Newspapers. 36251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia. Michigan 

48150 


PROGRAM CO ORDINATOR 

F'or Bir'»rungham incentive com 

or 

fy salarv 

marketing. 

related fi|ld 

requirements. „, „ 

lion and "experience Strictly con 

fidential tw Box 590 Observer & 

Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft. Livonia. Michigan 

48150 

^ 

Programmer/ Analyst 

Minimum 2 years experience, pri 

mary language RPG2 and COBOL 

System 3 model 10 experience nec 

'•ssary Salary commensurate with 

experience Liberal employee ben 

efits Livithia area Reply to Box 

618, Observer 4 Eccentric News 

papers, 3C251 Schoolcraft Uvonia. 

Michigan 48150 

F ills 

RenaissancejiCenter 

Bloomfield 

Southfield 

Livonia 

Madison Hts 

REGIONAL 

and direct 

manufacture 

Salary, com 

259-1400 

642 9660 

434-1100 

522-4020 

3H2M0 

SALES MANAGER 

and Salespcifcle wanted to broaden 

sales division of 

of hair care products 

•as ion and benefits 

commensurate with background 

and accomplishments

500 H4p Wanted 

AUTO 

MECHANICS 

Light duty work Quick 

Service positions open 

Must have GM Service 

Gbod pay and benefitv 

Apply m person lo Bob 

Con or Gil Andresen 

ART MORAN 

PONTIAC/GMC 

29300 Telegraph Rd 

N of 1J Mile 

353-9000 

AUTOMATION ASSEMBL® 

Required lo assemble eijiipment 

from mechanical lavout prirts 

FITTER/WELD® 

Musi be able lo work from blueprints 

and do own set ups 

Experienced only apply to' the 

above Overtime steady employ 

nerit Hlue Cross life insurance, 

tiaid holidays and vacation 

ACTUM M A TIC SYSTEMS INC 

11973 Mavfield. Uvonia 

261-8060 

AUTO MASKER, male or female, 

experienced preferred Maaco Alio 

Painting and Body Work Garden 

City 522 1111 

AUTO MECHANIC needed for serv 

ice station Must be certifiable in 

brakt-s front ends, and tune up 

Good opportunity for responsible, 

competent individual Wages com 

mensurate with ability and 

experience 

Kvenson s Shell Service, Ann Arbor 

Rd A Sheldon 4» 263« 

AUTO PARTS 

COUNTER MAN 

Experienced Paid Holiday?, vaca 

tion and fringe benefits Apply 

M 4 M AUTO PARTS 

9105 M ichigan 

l>etrwt LU 2 9300 

AUTO PARTS 

DRIVER 

Full time with opportunity for 

advancement. Rood benefits, must 

have good driving record and know 

the area Cull Mr Baldwin 

JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 


Plymouth 

453-2500 

AUTO 

PORTER 

Needed for Service 

Department of large 

dealership Must be 

reliable and con- 

scientious Valid 

driver's license and 

good driving record 

•>eeded Good pay and 

benefits Apply in per 

son to BOB CORI or GIL 

ANDRESEN 

ART MORAN 

PONTIAC/GMC 

29300 Telegraph Rd 

N of 12 Mile 

353-9000 

HELP WANTED 

Nn experience necessary, openings 

in front office stock 4 display, 

management trainee for qualified 

individual, advancement in 60-90 

davs 1780 per month to start Paid 

vacation must be 18 or over Call 

537 0015 

Al'TO Reconditioning, $3 25 per 

hour first 60 days Trainees 

considered Royal Oak Need one 

person over 21 862-4566 

A! TO WASH Attendant Mornings 

or Afternoons Male or Female 

Plymouth Area 4&K968S 

AUT3 00 per hour 

Ideal for housewives and students 

to earn extra money Apply in 

person today and lake advantage of 

this opportunity 

COUNTER receptionist, young 

woman for days and evenings, 

Raquetball Courts of Farmington 

474-1313 

COUNTER SALES person needed, 

apply in person. 30747 W 10 Mile, 


COUNTER WOMAN, Bray's Ham 

burgers, 35660 Ford Rd. Westland 

COURT CLERK 

17th District Court. Redford Twp . 

Redford Twp , has an immediate 

opening for a Court Clerk Must be 

HSG and able to leam complex 

court procedures Duties will 

include general clerical factions, 

court record keeping, and Civil 

Case preparation Must be able to 

type 55 - 60 wpm This is NOT a 

civil service position, but applications 

and exams will be handled 

by Redford Twp Civil Service 

Commission Interested applicants 

must be a Twp resident and may 

apply at 

REDFORD TWP. 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

15145 Beech Daly Rd 

Redford. Michigan 

531-3110, Ext 73 or 74 


CUSTODIANS 

Men 4 Women, part time evenings 

Birmingham area 

k1-joj0. 

DATA PROCESSING 

Prog /Analyst-6 months to 3 years 

experience IBM370 4 Burroughs 

Cofcol 4 Assembler 22K 

Sr.Prog - 2 to 5 years experience In 

Cobol & Assembler Strong MVS in 

knowledge of CICS IBM.370 2SK 

Prog. 6 months to 1 year experience 

in Assembler Chance to leam 

CICS 

Oper - 6 months to 1 year 

experience Burroughs Will be 

working in suburbs 

ALL FEES PAID Call, come In or 

send resume to: 

PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT 

PARTNERS. LTD 

555 S Woodward SUITE 616 

Birmingham. 48011 

644 2652 

Thursday, Mardh 23, 1978 

Want Ads 

y 

HelpYou 

Pile Up Cash! 

522-0900/Wayne County 

644-1070/Oakland County 

852-3222/Rochester-AVon 

mn 

€>bs!eitieij(otcteiitric 

Kelusucwrs 

Dispose 

of your 

extras" 

(R,W,G-5C)*7C

•C*(R,W,G-6C) Thtrsday, March 23, 1971 

TO WIN: Send your name and address, on a 

postcard, to RED WING TICKETS, The Ob- 

server & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft Road, Livonia. Ml 48150. Then 

watch the classified section every Monday 

and Thursday. When your name appears 

you're a winner' Enter soon and as often 

as you Hke 


SALESGIRL, full time. O B w 

hour Lampcraft. 4311 N Wood 

ward. Royal Oak 549-1109 

Salad Lady 

PART TIME 

Apply between 10 30 AM 4 

2 30 PM 

HUCK'S 

Bavarian Village 

27331 W 5 Mile 

Redford 

SCREW MACHINE 

Apprentice Set-up Man 

For 7/1 dimension Grtdley and 

Acme machine! Excellent opportu- 

nity Apply today 

S.M.C. 

•00 Junction, Plymoiah 

SCREW MACHINE »hop ne«* girl 

for secondary operation Night 

shift. 4 so PM to 3 AM I Mile. 

Telegraph North American Manu 

facturing 3540600 

SECURITY WAREHOUSE Work 

Expenence not necessary Paid 

benefit! Livonia area Apoiy in 

person 36959 Amrheim, 5Z2 5610 

SERVICE STATION Help large 

Standard Service Center has open 

ings for I driveway people to pump 

gas day shift Apply Tel Maple 

Car Care Inc , corner Telegraph 

Maple Birmingham 644-1910 

SERVICE STATION, full and part 

time light mechanical experience 

necessary, apply in person, 26680 

West 7 Mile, near Inkster 

SERVICE station employment 

S ortunity Apply March 13. 24 

ween 3 5 P M at Marathon 

station, 12 Mile 4 Telegraph 

SERVICE STATION Attendent 

Full time Shell Service Center 9525 

North Telegraph Redford 

Shipping 4 Receiving CJerk 

STOCK HANDLER 

Experienced individual! needed to 

fill above positions Call for 

interview 52^5665 

SHIPPING 4 Receiving Clerk 

Must be able to operate HI Lo 4 

help production foreman move 

stock to machine Must have 2 yrs 

experience in shipping Fringe 

benefits Williams Plating Inc 13170 

Merriman Rd Livonia 421-6100 

SHORT ORDER 

COOKS 

FULL TIME 

EXPERIENCED ONLY 

NUGGET RESTAURANT 

30685 W 12 Mile Rd 

Farmington 

SMALL PARTS ASSEMBLY 

Assembly and Press Operators 10 

hours daily 4 days weekly Apply! n 

person Ekstrom Industrie*, 23850 

Freeway Park Dr Farmington 

Hills EOE 

500 Help Wonted 

STEEL DIE, finisher «r Inspector, 

lop frlngei. steady days, must have 

2-4 years experience Apply Tele- 

dyne Howell Penncraft, 15910 

Michigan Ave . Inkster 274-6150 


STOCK BOY 

for Birmingham Store 

Mature, experienced, far flne crys- 

tal and dlnnerware store Recent 

local references required Chance 

for advancement Good starting 

wage Please phone Weiis Freight 4 

Cargo, ask for Betty. BM161 

STOCK BOY 

for West Bloomfield Store 

Mature, experienced for fine cry* 

lal and dinnerware itore Recent 

local references required Chance 

for advancement Good starling 

wage Please phone Wells Freight * 

Cargo, ask for Betty. 6M-4161 

STOCK BOY for drapery store with 

possibilities to become a salesman 

4 decorator We will train Pacific 

Drapery Company. 564-7420 

STOCK - Part time position In retail 

store Tel-Twelve Mall and other W 

suburban locations Excellent for 

person attending school Must be 17 

or older Call for appointment 

96 3299 

STOCK PERSON 

To load and unload truck, chase 

stock Must have good driving 

record Apply Ekstrom Industries, 

Inc 23650 Freeway Park Dr 

Farmington Hills EOE 

STUDENTS 

Come 4 Join our team We have 

hostess 4 waitress )oba available 

Experience not necessary, we will 

train you Apply to Maple House. 

10 Mlle-Southfield 

STUDENTS WHO Are Reliable 4 

Neat appearing needed now by 

Nationally known Co to sell 4 

deliver our products Top I 

potential Car 4 Phone neceaaary 

Call 6-9 pm Mon 4 Thus 34*1957 

SUBSTITUTE teacher and ctriver, 

part time, experienced Car needed 

Child Care Center. Livonia area 

476-2070 

SUBURBAN 

OFFICE 

SERVICES 

Has Broadened Its PERSONNEL 

SERVICE to include Executive 4 

Professional Placement In the Fol 

lowing Areas 

EDP 

FINANCIAL 

TECHNICAL 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

ROCHESTER 651-1500 

SOMEONE WITH PIZ-2LAZZ 

To assist in interior design studio 

Must have knowledge of office 

routine Birmingham Area Call for 

Appointment 644 7575 

SPEEDO M ETER Repairman 

Experienced full time, Uvonia 

area For appointment call Mr 

Johnson. 261-6320 

Sports Officials 

M to t9 PER GAME 

Need experienced BASEBALL 4 

SOFTBALL UMPIRES Noo-resi 

dents may apply Apply immedi 

ately to City of Livonia Civil Serv 

ice Commission, 32625 7 Mile Rd 


SPRINKLER FOREMAN • Exp* 

rienced in Design, Layout and 

Installation Established firm, ben- 

efits Call 9 AM 6 PM, 624-6666 

STEADY reliable worker lo remove 

debris 4 secure houses In Detroit 

S't dsy work week, plenty of 

overtime Good pay Call 356-3132 

SUPPLEMENT the family income 

and fill up spare time with 

permanent part time enjoyable 

work We have work available for 

dedicated people as Driver Aids of 

Special Education passengers Must 

be reliable, II years or over, and 

must like children Will train To 

apply ServlCar of Michigan, inc . 

4130 Rochester Rd , Royal Oak 

SURVEYOR 

Gew chief, experienced in 

mortgoge certificates and sub- 

division layouts Excellent 

benefit*, salary open. 

278-3370 

TACO BELL 

Now accepting applications day 4 

night help wanted Management 

applications also being accepted 

Apply within, 27740 Grand River, 

Farmington Hills 476-1947 

TAILOR. FULL time, for estab 

lished men's store In Birmingham 

Excellent pay 4 benefits Contact 

Rick Barker, 10 AM - 6 PM 642 5212 

TEACHER. Pre School, Wmted for 

Family Life Cooperative Nursery 

Please send resume to Marge 

Federsplel, 26403 Fontana, South- 

field. Michigan 46076. or Call 

35^3356 

TEACHING PROGRAM Director 

needed (or Day Care Certer, degree 

required Full time position, expe 

rience preferred Westland. 522 7150 

502 Help Wonted Dentd-Medkd 

NURSE'S AIDES 

Experienced or will train. Full or part time All shifts 

Good benefits Opportunities for Advancement 

EARN $2.70 - $3.35 PER HOUR 

APPLY NOW 

HENDRY 

CONVALESCENT CENTER 

105 HAGGERTY RD. PLYMOUTH 

455-0510 

BIO-MEDICAL 

ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN 

Seeking an experienced BMET who is interested in 

career advancement in a developing Bio-Medical 

Electronics Department 

Responsibilities Include 

Equipment Maintenance & Repair, Records Control 

Preventive Maintenance Program Development 

Associates degree in Bio-Medical Electronics Tech- 

nology required Excellent salary & benefits 

package 

Telephone tor interview Appointment 

225-5090 

DETROIT MACOMB HOSPITALS ASSOCIATION 

1420 St Antome, Detroit 48226 

(off I-75 & Lafayette) 


RN'S 

Interested in Rehabilitation? Completely revised 

wage scale and benefits package No shift rotation, 

day and afternoon shifts available Apply in person 

or call for an appointment 

Southfield 

Rehabilitation Center 

22401 Foster Winter Dr. 

(9 Mile-Greenfield area) 

569-1500, Ext. 317 


TELLERS 

Conton Office, full and pari 

time positions available. Day 

& evening hour*. Contact Che- 

ryl Drab, Michigan Savings 8. 

Loan Assoc. 981-2020 

Temporary 

Assignment 

Need ladles for telephone work All 

rfilfts DEARBORN AREA MUST 

HAVE OWN TRANSPORTATION 

Dearborn 

Oak Park 

566-6060 

967-0396 

WITT 

SERVICES 

TOOLMAKER APPRENTICE 

4 TOOL MACHINE MAN 

476-3310 

TRAINEE TO operate Hlanchard 

Grinder Must have I year of shop 

courses In high school or equiva- 

lent Near Inkster/Van Born 

Yemar Enterprises 296 1062 

TRAVEL AGENT 

For Troy agency Commercial 4 

international • reservations Expe 

rienced only Call Mr Brent at 

368-7900 

TRUCK DRIVER Trainee for 

Appliance Delivery Route Chance 

for Advancement to own route 

Must be able to drive large truck 

Must be reliable 4 bondabtc Must 

have own car 42^7149 

TRUCK DRIVER 

Needed for 1 ton stake truck, must 

know westside Detroit and suburbs 

Good driving record essential 

Apply in person only 

Galaxy Boring Co 

41150 Joy Rd Plym 

TRUCK DRIVER 

For full time work handling 

building materials Must have 

chauffeur 's license and be willing to 

work Must apply in person to 36340 

Van Born Road, Wayne. Michigan 

TRUCK DRIVER Experienced 

Full time Must know city and near 

suburbs Call 9 AM 5 PM 272 1311 

TRUCK Driver-seml retired man 

preferred who can start immedi 

ately Good benefits Send brief 

resume to Product Design Asaoci 

atea, P.O. Box 90, Plymouth, 46170 

Attention Mr Blsoski 

TURRET LATHE OPERATOR 

semi-production, days, must be 

able to read blue-prints and have 

own tools Full benefits 7»3900 

TWO ESTABLISHED Routes open 

in Plymouth Area Over |300, full- 

time, |160 part time Ckll Mon 4 

Thurs 69 PM only Sales 4 

Delivery 349-1967 

TWO GIRLS days, start at 9 Mon 

thru Sat off Sunday Apply In 

person Ponderosa Steak House, 1312 

Rochester Rd , Rochester 

TYPIST. MINIMUM 50 wpm. 

Insurance background helpful, but 

not essential Excellent chance for 

advancement, good benefits Call 

Mr Sadow, 358-1100 

TYPIST 45 w p m Heavy phone 

work For busy ad department of 

Livonia publication will train 

261-6300 

UTILITY PERSON for automation 

build shop 40 hour week Redford 

area 5384440 

VIC TANNY 

Immediate openings for male 

instructors at our Livonia 4 our 

Birmingham clubs Applicants must 

be welT groomed 4 in excellent 

physical condition Please call for 

appointment, Livonia 476-1314, Bir- 

mingham 647 5600 

VIC TANNY 

Immediate openings for male 

Instructors at our Livonia and 

Birmingham club Liv . 476-1314 

Birm.. 647 5600 

WAITERS 

WAITRESSES 

Must be over 18 Outgoing and per 

satiable Good hours. Good tips, 

apply In person 

HARBOR HOUSE 

M07 Telegraph. Redford 

In Korvette Shopping Center 

WAITRESS, Counter Help, Cook 4 

Banquet Cook starting April Days 

4 evenings. 5 days a week Including 

week-ends Minimum age 18 Also 

retired people for seasonal part 

time work Salem Hills Golf Club, 

8610 W 6 Mile. Northville 437 

2152 Godwin Glen Golf dub 4 Sin 

Fun Golf. 25500 John Road, South 

Lyon, 437-0178 

WAITRESSES full time days, for 

cafeteria, apply Machus, 60 W 

Maple. 644 1016 

WAITRESSES 

ALL SHIFTS. Top salary, vacation 

pay, uniforms and meals furnished 

Apply In person between 8 4 10 AM 

and 3 4 5 PM 

Bates Hamburgers 

33406 Five Mile, Livonia 

Middlebelt at 9 Mile, Farm 

WAITRESSES 

Days, Nights. No Experienoe 

BARTENDERS 

EXPERIENCED Nights. 

Northville Park Haus 

348-1173 

WAITRESSES 

FULL-TIME 

AFTERNOONS ft MIDNIGHTS 

Apply In Pereon 

NUGGET RESTAURANT 

W II Mile Rd 

Farmington 


WAITRESSES, BAR Tenders. Short 

Order Cooks, Starters. Outdoor 

Workers Must be 16 Now hiring 

for the 1978 Golf season Fox Hills 

Golf Course. 8768 N Territorial, 


WANTED College student or 

retiree to work service counter 

Part time mornings Must have 

knowledge of plumbing and elec 

trical supplies See Barry, Murray's 

Ace Hardware, 27207 Plymouth Rd . 

Redford 

WANTED New Car Prep man 

Experienced only High volume 

dealer Many benefits Call Hassan, 

Pat Mulligan Ford. S5S-H00 

WANTED - parts man, truck 

equipment distributor, experience 

desired but not necessary Blue 

Croas and uniform furnished. some 

overtime Apply in person Mobile 

Refrigeration 9151 Hubbell Detroit 

WAITRESSES. Part time nursery, 

part time counter Apply Super 

Bowl, 45100 Ford Ra Canton 

4504070 

WAITRESSES 

for Afternoons 

Part time and full time Mature and 

reliable Good pay. excellent tips 

Apply in person. 

GOLDEN LANTERN 

33251 5 Mile. Livonia 

421 1015 

WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT 

We are currently seeking an 

Indivldual with some knowledge of 

electrical supplies 4 equipment to 

assist warehouse foreman in 

Livonia based shop Excellent 

working conditions 4 fringe benefit 

program Send resume to Box 512, 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. Mich- 

igan 46150 


Warehouse Assistant 

Full time work H S Grad Expe 

rience preferred Shipping 4 

Receiving Light maintenance 

Albin Industries, Inc. 

24288 Indoplex Circle 

Farmington 

478-0009 


WAREHOUSE 

CHECK-IN MAN 

Full time position available Occa- 

sional heavy lifting required 

Hourly rates plus fringe benefits 

Call John at 

Westland 

Ace Hardware 

729-5060 

WAREHOUSE CLERK 

NIGHT WORK, PRODUCTION 

Now accepting applications for day, 

evening, and midnight shifts Will 

train Apply Fox Photo, 775 Davis, 

Plymoutn 


WAREHOUSE 

Need stock person willing to learn. 

In small wares department of large 

food service equipment distributor, 

experience helpful, but not neces- 

sary Contact Jeff Hansen. 3414400 

WAREHOUSE 

Shipping & Receiving 

We are looking for aggressive per- 

sons interested in full time employ- 

ment Benefits include paid vaca 

tion, hospitalization, monthly 

bonus, profit sharing and other berv 

efits Previous experience required 

Only qualified applicants call J F 

MARINO 477-2128 

EXOTIC RUBBER 

& PLASTICS 

Farmington Industrial Park 

WAREHOUSE WORKER Filing 

orders, receiving shipment Must 

have aptitude for numbers, be 

accurate and in good physical 

condition to handle boxes of steel 

tools Snap On Tools Co 23460 

Industrial Park Dr , Farmington 

4747100 


WARNER 4 SWASEY A C 

operator, days, full benefits Must 

have tools and be able to set up and 

operate 72&3900 

WOMAN for part time light factory 

work Farmington area Resident 

preferred Phone Friday only. 

4788185 

WOMEN FOR light manufactunng 

$2 65 to start 

22425 Heslip. Novi 

349 4412 

WOMEN WANTED to clean 

theatre, full time 4 part time, 

steady employment Apply after 7 

PM Terrace Theatre, 30400 

Plymouth Rd.. Livonia 

WOOD MAN 

We need a person trained in pattern 

or model making to fabricate wood 

needs as required in coach built 

vehicles Minimum 5 yrs expe 

rience 4 to 8 hours per day 

required (job shopi Excellent 

working conditions For more 

details call Buck Varnon. Classic 

Auto Restoration. Farmington 

477-4767 

YARDMAN 

For apartment complex Full time, 

must be 16 years or older Apply at 

Muirwood Apartments. Drake 4 

Grand River, from 9 12 PM and 1-4 

PM 

YARD WORK MEN Needed Over 

16 Building Supply company in 

Redford 937 8300 

YOUNG MAN. Lawn maintenance, 

full time 464-2476 

WAITRESSES 

Wanted, must be 18 Apply at Dtno's 

Pizza Parlor. 31525 Joy Rd . 

Westland 261 3720 

WAITRESS for lolf course reslau 

rant In Northville, mattre woman 

preferred Apply: Brooklane Golf 

Course, corner of 6 Mile and 

Sheldon >48-9777 

WAITRESS Part time for cocktail 

lounge Fri and Sat nighta Prefer 

woman over JO Ask for Jay.42741M 

WAITRESS wanted, Go-Go Bar, 

part time, nights, $3 par hr. MS-7M4 

WAITRESS WANTED Chlnaae 

Restaurant In Birmingham area 

Full or part-time. call 64MM6 

YOUNG MEN wanted Mechani 

cally inclined to assist managers In 

the maintenance and repair of 

rental equipment Experience will 

determine wage Company-paid 

uniforms, Blue Cross Apply in 

person 29035 5 Mile Rd., Livonia or 

•4475 Grand River, Novi 8 AM 4 

PM 

2 LATHE HANDS 

Minimum 5 years experience for 

well established company in 

Uvonia 69 50 hr starting wage 

Detail and repair work Overtime, 

Blue Cross, Life Insurance, vaca- 

tion Permanent position Apply in 

person JORC.ENSEN TOOL. 12489 

Kartell, Livonia 5254660 

2 MILL HANDS 

Minimum 5 years experience for 

well established company in 

Livonia, (9 50 hr starting wage 

Detail and repair work Overtime, 

Blue Cross, Life Insurance, vaca- 

tion Permanent position Apply in 

person JORGENSEN TOOL. 12469 

Hartell, Livonia, 528-0660 


Dental-Medkd 

BUSY medical office needs woman 

for billing department Experience 

preferred in accounU receivable. 

Blue Cross forms and some 

computer work Call 9AM-5PM, aak 

for Janet, 476-4900 

NURSES' AIDES 

ALL SHIFTS 

» 76 TO START 

Apply In person 

WHISPERING WILLOW MANOR 

46664 W Warren 

Canton 46* 7660 

DENTAL ASSISTANT. Career 

minded, mature Individual with 

pleasant personality Salary com 

meneurate with experience Bir- 

mingham 642-4484 

Nurses Aides 

DAY SHIFT 

Starting salary f3.75 Hr 

WISHING WELL MANOR 

Stt W Main 

Northville 348-4296 


Dental-Medkd 

RN or LPN 

Full Time 4 Part Time 

Afternoon Shift 

RN-Start 143 Day 

LPN-Start 637 Day 

Full Benefits 

476-0550 

Near Livonia Mall 

FILE CLERK - for busy Southfield 

OB/GYN Physician's office Medi 

cal and Insurance experience 

helpful but not necessary Must 

type and be good speller Excellent 

fringes Send resume to Box 400, 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 

36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia, Mich- 

igan 46150 

Supervisor of Housekeeping 

For small nursing home Expe 

rienced only Detroit area 538-4350 

RN's 4 LPN's 

Full and/or part time for afternoon 

and midnijght shift Paid Blue Cross 

for full time Nurses For further 

informstion call Mrs Conklin 

538-4350 

NURSES' AIDES 

Midnight shift Must have minimum 

3 years experience as Nunies' Aide 

Apply in person, between 10AM 

2PM, Monday thru Friday at 

Edgewater Convalescent Center, 

22811 W 7 Mile, Detroit 

SUPERVISOR OF HOUSE 

KEEPING 

For small nursing home Expe 

rienced only Detroit area 538-4350 

NURSE AIDES 

FULL TIME 

Days Afternoons Mkfciights 

Apply in person 

Marycrest Manor 

15475 Middlebelt. livoma 

427-9175 

DENTAL assistant experienced 

only in 4 handed dentistry Very 

pleasant office in Plymouth Exael 

lent salary 4'* days 45^5070 

AIDES. RN'S 4 ORDERLIES 

Pleasant working conditions 

Fringe benefits Bedford Villa 

Nursing Home, Southfield. 

557 3333 

NURSE AIDES 

ORDERLIES 

Experie:^1 or will train for 

rewarding^!reer in nursing Good 

salary and fringe benefits, excellent 

working conditions 

APPLY IN PERSON 

GEORGIAN BLOOMFIELD 

2975 Adams Rd Corner 16 Mile 

MElflCAL SECRETARY^ 

Experienced Forms typing skills 

Knowledge of Medical terminology 

Excellent salary 4 benefits 

Metro Home Health 278-7000 

Nurse's 

Assistants 

DAYS ft AFTERNOONS 

We will train jroa for a rewartftng 

career In a health care setting 

Good benefits Paid while you 

learn Apply at Middlebelt Nirstag 

Center. 14900 Middlebelt Rd . 

Uvonia 

DENTAL 

ASSISTANT 

Experienced chairiide for Gen- 

eral Dentist, 12 Mile-South- 

field area 4'/a day week, sal- 

ary negotiable. 

559-2797 . 

RN 

SURGICAL CLINI I 

We are currently seeking a regis- 

tered nurse to work full time days 

in the surgical clinic of our small 

suburban hospital The requirement 

for this position is a minimum of 

one year's experience in Medical 

Surgical Nursing We offer an 

excellent starting salary which 

Includes coet of living, a fully paid 

benefit package and a congenial 

work environment For more Infor 

mation. please call the Personnel 

Department 

METROPOLITAN 

HOSPITAL WEST 

28303 Joy Rd . Westland 

522-6800, Ext. 286 


NURSE AIDES 

ALL SHIFTS, immediate openings 

Good pay and benefits, pleasant 

surroundings Apply 8 AM 3 PM, 

Monday through Friday. Unda 

FARMINGTON NURSING 

HOME 

30405 Folsom Rd Farm 

477-7400 

RN-LPN 

Good starting salariea, and good 

hospital benefits Afternoon and 

Midnight shifts Modem facilities 

See Mrs Ferguson 

NIGHTINGALE WEST 

8365 Newburgh Rd 

Westland, near Joy Rd 


DENTAL ASSISTANT, friendly, 

efficient, experience preferred. 

Southfield area Good salary 50* 

2364. If no answer 641-7016 

MATURE medical assistant needed 

by solo physician In Southfield 

office Approximately 15 hours per 

week, Monday from 7:10 A. M to 

5:10 P M 4 Friday afternoon 

Muat be experienced with minor 

surgical procedures ft simple lab 

work Please call mornings only, 

5607531 

LPN Full Time for Busy Uvonik 

Doctor's Clinic. EKG, Venaptsic 

ture experience helpful, good 

benefits. Andrea 4l£lMp 

RECEPTION 1ST. Doctor's office, 

typing ft general office work 

Monday • Friday Located north 

west Detroit, moving In May to 12 

Mile ft Northwestern Days 27J- 

1608, Evenings ft weekends 557-1 CM 


Dental-Medkd 

RECEPTIONIST DENTAL 

Livonia Area Full time Position 

Experience In Denistry required 

512-6013 

ASSISTANT • DENTAL - Uvonia 

Area - Full Time Position In 

Forehanded Denistry Experience 

Required 5324013 

DENTAL HYGIENIST Uvorta 

Area - Full time position - 5124013 

PHARMACY 

DISPENSARY 

TECHNICIAN 

Indivldusl ir assist Pharmacists in 

dispensing drugs to hospital 

patients and nursing units Previous 

hospital or retail store experience 

in drug dispensing and inventory 

control desired Msth aptitude and 

typing skills at 30 wpm necessary, 

completion of pharmacy tectsiidan 

course desirable Excellent salary 

and fringe benefits Qualified appli- 

cants may apply in penwn, Mon 

day, Tuesday or Wednesday, 511.10 

AM and 24 PM; or call Mr Jones, 

494-6062 

HARPER-GRACE 

HOSPITAL 

Harper Hospital Division 

1990 John R 

Detroit, Michigan 48201 


MEDICAL SECRETARY, expe 

rienced with dictaphone, insurance 

billing Some knowledge of front 

desk No Sat Excellent working 

conditions Southfield Ann 557 1151 

LPN FOR Whitney BLoomfield 

School 8 AM 4 PM 825 per day 

682-0110 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Mature 

person with experience 4 refer- 

ences Livonia area 52^1200 

BILLING CLERK 

Part time, flexible hours, for 

Physicians service bureau Must 

have current knowledge of Blue 

Shield, Medicare and Medicaid 

billing procedures and good typing 

skills $4 $6 per hour 545-1073 

NURSE AIDES 

Work days 4 hours of your choice 

Private homes, hospitals, nursing 

home Live in wqrk available Car 

4 experience necessary Top pay. 

no fees 

TEMPORARY 

HEALTH CARE SERVICES 

Detroit. 835-5400 

Pontiac, 334^2590 

RN'S 

needed at Northville Regional 

Psychiatric Hospital $14,720 

»o $15,597 Michigan Gvil 

Service benefits Please con- 

tact Mrs Dixon, 

349-1800, ext 231 


RN'S, LPN'S 

DAYS 4 AFTERNOONS 

Apply in person 

MEDICO'S 

RECOVERY CARE CENTER 

22355 W 8 Mile Rd 

3 blks W of Lahser 

255-6450 

CHEERFUL, RECEPTIONIST. 

Asalstant for Livonia podiatrist 

pffice, light typing, full time 4 part- 

time position Send resume to Box 

600. Observer 4 Eccentric News- 

papers, 38251 Schoolcraft, Uvonia. 

Michigan 48150 

NURSE AIDE OPENINGS 

All shifts, on the job training, 

pleasant working conditions Apply 

pak Hill Nursing Home, Farm- 

ington 477 7373 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT with lab 

experience, Venapuncture and 

Injections for full time position 9 

Mile-Greenfield area Call 5650157 

CHAIRSIDE 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Full time, experienced, HSG, 

with own transportation. 

Plymouth area Salary 

negotiable 

453-6840 

DENTAL 

ASSISTANT 

FULL TIME 

EXPERIENCED ONLY 

TOP SALARY 

335-8040 

RNS or LPNS 

Full or port time, days or 

afternoons Apply 

WILLIAMSBURG 

CONVALESCENT CTR 

21017 Middlebelt, Farm 

Between Grd River & 8 Mile 

476-8300 

MEDICAL OFFICE ASST 

MEDICAL SECRETARY 

EKG TECHNICIANS 

EXERIENCED 

Responsible positions available in 

progreaalve Medical Clinic Contin- 

ued learning required. Full time 

days Reply In confidence to Box 

SB. Obaerver 4 Eccentric News- 

papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Uvonia. 

Michigan 461M 

DENTAL ASSISTANT. Wast Dear- 

born, Full time, for pleasant 

congenial office Eiperience pro 

ferred. Non-Smoker Benefits!. 

561-26 ID 

DENTAL ASSISTANT, win train 

correct person for Chairside Dental 

Assistant Ann Arbor Trail-Middle 

belt. Westland. Call for tatervle« 

5224030 

CHAIR SIDE Dental Assistant/ 

Receptionist. Recent Grad or 

experlsnce preferred. Farmington 


Dental-Medkd 

LIVE-IN COMPANION 

Competitive Pay Scale 

Vacation pay, Blue Cross, Blue 

Shield, recent experience 

necessary 

MED-CALL CO. 

559-8090 

After 5 PM 

MEDICAL ASSICf ANT for sia-glcal 

office, 4 afterncnns week, Monday 

thru Thursday, pleasant surround- 

ings, good working conditions 

4757733" 

897 8941 

OPTOMETRIST S Assistant! Expe 

rience preferred but not necessary 

Full time Call for interview Mon 

Weds -Thurs WestlandArea 

261-8914 

NURSE AIDES 

Full time, all shifts, experienced 

preferred but not necessary Apply 

in person 

WILLIAMSBURG 

CONVALESCENT CTR 

21017 Middlebelt, Farm 

Between Grd River 48 Mile 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Recep 

tionist who wishes full time 

position Experienced in drawing 

Wood. EKG and X-rays Familiar 

with Blue Shield, Medicare, etc 

forms Reliable Nice working 

conditions Dearborn area Call for 

Interview, 354-1479 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Aasist 

ant for specialty practice. Btrmtng 

ham area. I year previous 

experience in dental office neces- 

sary Excellent benefits 647-7739 

J.C.A.H. 

APPROVED 

Modern extended care facility, skill 

baaic care, now hiring LPNS or 

RNS. part time or full time, PM'i 

and part time Midnight*. We offer 

agoing Inservlee and education on 

the profeaalonal level. CJoae to 

direct travel routes Baby sitting 

service available on the premises, 

until 6 PM. We welcome new Grad 

uataa. No shift rotation Medication 

course a necessity. Salary ran#M 

competitive with our area Bonus 

program available. Call: 

BEVERLY MANOR 

CONVALESCENT CENTER 

24500 Meadowbrook Rd 

Novi 477-1600 

NURSES 

RN & LPN 

Full time and part time positions 

available Apply in person 

University Convalescent 

Nursing Home 

28550 Five Mile Rd . Uvonia 

NURSES AIDS 

Full time training course available 

Your choice of shifts Apply in per 

son only 

University Convalescent 

Nursing Home 

28550 Five Mile, Uvonia 

DENTAL Assistant Southfield 

Orthodontic office, experience pre- 

ferred 358-5120 

RNS - LPNS 

Your Passport 

To Freedom 

Your Choice Of: 

ASSIGNMENT 

HOURS 

AREA 

Part time or Full time 

Top Wages 

Outstanding Benefits 

MEDICAL 

PERSONNEL POOL 

800 North Woodward 

Pontioc, Mich. 

334-9220 

NURSES AIDES 

Part time or full time assignments 

in your area 

Top Wages 

Outstanding Benefits 

MEDICAL 

PERSONNEL POOL 

800 N Woodward 

Pontiac, Mich 

334-9220 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Sec 

retary, with 2 years medical office 

experience, 4 good typing skills, for 

busy Southfield Doctor Office 

Monday thru Friday Fringe ben 

efits 569-2369 

RN-LPN 

Nurse Aides 

ALL SHIFTS 

FULL 4 PART TIME 

CAMELOT HALL 

35100 Ann Arbor Trail 

LivoniB 


Office-Clerical 


u Office-Clerical 

LARGE LIVONIA BASED Insur 

sx»ce Agency has opening for a 

manager in their accounting 

department Prefer College gradu 

ate or individual experienced in all 

accounting functions E D P 

experience helpful Please send 

resumO, including salary require- 

ment, lo Mr Lee, P 0 Box 2727. 

Livonia, Michigan, 48151 

GAL FOR buiy tel-answ^rtng snd 

secrelarlsl service 5 day week 12 

Mile/Northwestern srea 151-4466 

RECEPTIONIST, BILUNG CLK 

Accurate typing skills required for 

a local firm For an interview call 

between 8 30 AM 5 00 PM 338-9611 

BIRMINGHAM INSURANCE 

Agency needs genersl office help 

Must be good typist 646-00*9 

SECRETARY/Administrative 

Assistant Downtown Birmingham 

advertising agency seeta person 

who would enjoy varied responsi 

bilities with emphasis upon greet 

ing clientele, typing and organiza- 

tional skills Applicants should be 

enthusiastic and want to become a 

key member of the team 

Salary commensurate with expe 

rience and qualifications Call 647 

6060 lot interview 

STOCKWELL. MARCUSE ADV 

280 No Woodward. Sdte 210 


Offke-dencol 

HEALTH CARE I 

INVITES 

TROY & PONTIAC 

RN'S - LPN S TO 

Join the team of professionals and 

join the best of 2 worlds • raising a 

family and pursuing a career Hi#i 

est hourly rate paid for working the 

shift of your choice - 1 or more days 

a week or month Hospitals and 

nursing homes in Troy. Pontiac. 

Rochester. Royal Oak. W 

Bloomfield need your professional 

services Come in and discuss your 

future with us For your conven- 

ience - 2 locations Southfield. 17000 

W 8 Mile, 569-2781. Pontiac. 75 W 

Huron, 338^6880 

SUBURBAN 

OPPORTUNITIES 

SECRETARIES, to 1750 Dicta 

phone Typing 50 WPM SH help 

ful Good telephone voice for sales 

office Farmington 

ORDER ENTRY CLERK, to J875 

Typing 40 WPM Some experience 

taking orders on telephone Farm- 

ington sales office Excellent ben 

efits 

SWITCHBOARD, to $650 Some 

experience push-but ton. Type 40 

WPM Southfield 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK to 

1750 2 years + formal accounting 

courses No typing Novi area 

SECRETARY, lo $850 S H 80 

Type 70 Challenging position in 

Tel-12 area 

EMPLOYERS PAY ALL FEES 

Call Mrj Evanj 477-9840 

SUBURBAN PERSONNEL 

CLOSED THURS 4 GOOD FRI 

SECRETARY 

Full time opening is available for 

an experienced indivukial who can 

type 60 WPM, with dictaphone 

experience Shorthand helpful 

Excellent salary and fringe ben- 

efits Contact Personnel Office 

BOTSFORD 

General Hospital 

(OSTEOPATHIC! 

M060 Grand River,Farmington 

476-7600 

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST 

Pleasant surroundings, Birming 

ham area Salary commensurate 

with qualifications Call Mri 

Jeffery 9 to 5PM 642-0600 


SECRtTARY 

Opening at our corporate office for 

a Secretary with exceptional skills 

Will report to a vice president of 

large department Must have excel 

lent typing and shorthand skills, 

good math aptitude and ability to 

maintain confidentiality Salary 

commensurate with experience and 

qualifications Complete benefit 

package If qualified call 

Unda White, Personnel Ass't 

HYGRADE FOOD PRODUCTS 

355-1100, Ext 314 

F.qual Opportunity Employer M F 

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 

For Troy company Excellent typ- 

ing and shorthand required Must 

have had experience as Executive 

Secretary Salary $800 - $660 plus 

benefits Include medical FEE 

PAID • 

RECEPTIONIST 

For Troy company Typing 5060 

wpm . plus ability to handle phones 

Salary $148-170 per week Benefits 

Include methcal FEE PAID 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

For Troy company Muat lave had 

aome billing or Invoicing expe- 

rience plus 40 wpm., typing Salary 

1700. plus benefits Include medical 

FEE PAID 

RETURNING TO WORK* 

This company has many openings 

for Individuals returning to work 

who type 45 wpm , and have a neat 

appearance. Salary 1640 to start, 

plus benefits Include medcal and 

penaion FEE PAID 

PREFERENCE 

PERSONNEL 

362-3420 

HOURS 10-6 PM 

INSURANCE COMPANY 

Typist, 55-60 WPM. 37^ hour, 5 day 

week Excellent benefits Call 

Judy 968 2500 

EXECUTIVE assistant/office 

manager, excellent skills and 

media background. $12,000 fee 

paid 

LOIS RAY 

PERSONNEL 

559-0560 

KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 

Immediate openings for keypunch 

operator with 2 3 years expenence 

Ml time position afternoon shift 

Opportunity lo learn computer 

operation Pleasant working condi 

tions Phone Jim Ham, Seligman 4 

Associates, Southfield 35^2400 

SOS SOS SOS 

We Need APPLICANTS for Short 

and Long Term Assignments 

SECRETARY 

STENO 

DICTAPHONE 

TYPIST 

RECEPTIONIST 

CLERKS 

Call CORINNE 

SURBURBAN 

OFFICE 

SERVICES 

651-1500 

CLERICAL 

LEGAL SECRETARY TRAINEE 

Plash 4 prestigious Birmingham 

firm will train an executive 

secretary in legal $800 plus 

benefits 

SECRETARY for a leading finan 

cial institution Beautiful 

Bloomfield Hills location Good 

typing 4 shorthand a must To 

$12,400 plus good benefits 

PEOPLE PERSON needed lor 

large downtown archeticural firm 

Good typing + the ability lo greet 

the public will land you this job 

$800 plus company paid benefits 

ALL FEES PAID Call, come in or 

send resume to 

PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT 

PARTNERS, LTD 

555 S Woodward SUITE 616 

Birmingham. 48011 

64 4 2852 

CLERK TYPIST" 

60 wpm , New CJnter Area 

Call Mr Lobsinjjer 

875-8300 

SECRETARY for Southfield firm 

Light shorthand, type 50wpm 

Excellent benefits $750 Fee Paid 

GENERAL OFFICE working for 

Credit Manager, front desk Type 

55wpm $850 Fee Paid 

ACCURACY 

PERSONNEL 

642 3050 358-2010 

SECRETARIES 

$1 1,000 

FEE PAID Exciting opening for 

sharp Secretaries with or without 

shorthand, all suburban locations 

Hurry 

TOWN 4 COUNTRY 

EMPLOYMENT CENTER 

474 1717 

GOOD APPEARANCE, sales per 

sonality, sense of color coordina 

tion, necessary to work with 

homeowners, designers, builders 4 

architects Light office duties Call 

for appointment Southfield Call 

Mr Stevens at 3540972 

CREDIT INVESTIGATOR 

Immediate opening for an expe 

rienced Credit Investigator Com 

pany located in Birmingham area 

Call Mrs Marcus at 647 8600 

GENERAL ACCOUNTING CLERK 

Immediate opening for an expr 

rienced Accounting Clerk Company 

j-ea Call 

647 8600 

located in Birmingham 

Mrs Marcus at 

ACCURATE typist. 70 WPM min- 

imum, shorthand necessary Full or 

part time 353-4454 

ACCURATE WITH NUMBERS 1 

BUSY Builder's office in Southfield 

offering full time permanent poai- 

tion Call 3550666 

GENERAL OFFICE 

DEARBORN 

A vivacious personality and 

ambitious individual needed for an 

exciting poaltlon to go far with this 

organisation Must be able to make 

decisions, pleasant phone mariner 

and good typing neceaaary 

Graebner Emp. 

Village Plaza Dearborn 

565-3502 

SECRETARIAL opening in Farm- 

ington Hills Full time Typing and 

good math aptitude (ill Miss 

Hanaon Ml 1900 

SALES SECRETARY 

SOUTHFIELD LOCATED 

MULTI PRODUCT 

DISTRICT SALES OFFICE 

OF LARGE CORPORATION 

Full time position available for Sec 

retary with excellent typing skills 

office aptitude and ctAtomer con 

tact abilities Salary commensurate 

with experience CorporMe benefit 

package 

KOPPERS CO., INC 

For interview call Mr Tracey 

352-3920 

Equal Opportunity Employer M F 


Applicants must poas«a aptitude 

(or figures and ability to lype 45-50 

WPM Insurance expenence helpful 

but not essential For further infor 

mation contact Personnel 

Department 

ALEXANDER HAMILTON 

LIFE INSURANCE CO 

OF AMERICA 

12 Mile 4 Farmington Rd 

553-2000 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 

experienced In secretarial tactions 

aa well as bookkeeping. IVt girl 

office. Royal Oak location 549-1400 

GAL FRIDAY 

General office work good typing 

Part time, ideal for college gal 4-5 

days eek Southfield contractors 

office 444 1353 

West land/Canton Area 

Large real estate office looking for 

SECRETARY Musi type Have 

pleasant phone voice and be eager 

to learn $500 per month to surt 

with good opportunity for rapid 

advancement Call Mr Verkerke 

for appointment 

Century 21 

Boordwolk Div 459-3600 

In the Jox-Hix 

Shopping Plaza 

RECEPTIONIST for insurance 

company in Troy Insurance bark 

ground helpful 3C 1912 

EXPERIENCED full charge 

woman bookkeeper, for Oak Park 

company 5 dsys $240 weekly 

355-5160 

Receptionist 

Pervonable bnd responsible 

for a Southfield personnel 

office Public contact and 

interesting variety including 

typing $550 up Coll Bernice 

Fromm at 569-0400 for 

appointment 

WOMAN for order taking position 

with Oak Park Wholesalers 5 days, 

$140 weekly 5434040 

Typist-Receptionist 

We are a Fashion Business with sn 

opening for a pleasant young 

woman to handle phone calls and do 

typing for an executive Utile pre 

vious experience required Good 

hours, excellent working conditions 

4 company benefits Call Mr Fel 

der, for an appointment 546-1511 

ALBERT'S, INC 

10811 Northend 

Ferndale 

GENERAL OFFICE Assistant 

position offers opportunity for 

advancement casual office almos 

phere and a chance to learn about 

magazine publishing Requirements 

are a good figure aptitude, typing 

handling telephones, general office 

skills, and a sense of humour If you 

are Interested, please send a brief 

resume of qualifications nothing' 

fancy to P 0 Box 1064. Birming 

ham, Michigan, 48012, Att Gene 

Please give us s phone nianber and 

hours when it's best to readi you 

RECEPTIONIST 

For property management and real 

estate office Hours 9 30 - 5 36 

Mon Fri Typing good telephone 

voice Shorthand desirable but rwt 

necessary Pleasant surroundings 

Northland area 

569-5555 

GENERAL OFFICE duties include 

bookkeeping, payroll typing, etc 

Work from my Southfield home 

Call between 9 AM 4 5 PM 3M 3031 


Full Time. 5 days per week 

Redford Twp Area Apply at 

MAYER 

JANITORIAL SUPPUES CO 

25743 W 7 MILE at BEECW 

SECRETARY for top quality I 

person Executive Recruiting Firm 

m Troy This challenging position 

requires a person who is very 

proficient in Secretarial skills who 

can also deal effectively with the 

top management of Client Com 

panys over the telephone Provides 

a professional atmosphere with 

opportunity for personal devel 

opment and financial growth Send 

resume, typing speed and salary 

requirements to Box 606 Obaerver 

4 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 

Schoolcraft Livonia Michigan 

48150 

INVENTORY GIRL for retail chain 

located in Southfield Expenence 

helpful but not necessary Fully 

paid Blue Cross 4 profit sharing 

Please call 358 1191 

SECRETARY 

VLASIC FOODS has an imme- 

diate opening for moture, 

experienced secretory in the 

Marketing Department 

Requ irements include typing 

70-80 WPM, extensive dicto- 

phone transcribing and some 

shorthand This position is on 

mtegrol part of the Soles/Mor- 

keting department, and the 

successful candidate will be 

accustomed to o fast pace, 

detail oriented otmosphere 

Apply at: 

Vlasic Foods Inc. 

33200 W 1 4 Mile Rd 

(Near Farmington Rd) 



INSURANCE 

Agency in Southfield needs expr 

rienced girl In Homeowners and 

Personnal Auto Fringe benefits 

152 7156 

MERCHANDISING Secretary Part 

time, for contemporary women'! 

boutique In Birmingham area. Muat 

xave experience Interview by 

appointment 851-6368 

SALES SECRETARY 

Major Insurance company has an 

opening for a Sales Secretary 

Accurate typing In excess of 40 

w p m and dictaphone experience 

are required Good opportunity for 

learning and advancemant Full 

benefits Birmingham area Call 

Cheryl Johnson betwem 9 AM 4 

PM 664-4106 


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(R,W,G-7C)*flC 


postcard, to RED WING TICKETS. The Ob- 

server & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, Ml 48150. Then 


and Thursday. When your name appears, 

you're a winner! Enter soon and as often 

as you like 

AT OLYMPIA STADIUM 

SEE THE 

RED WINGS 

m md Wonted 

Help Wanted 

Office-Clerical 

Wanted 

ical 

S04 Hflto Wanted 

TYPING. General office, looking 

(or accurate typisl, 50 trom with 

transcription experience No short 

hand necessary Aptitude (or basic 

math required Opportunity to learn 

computer operation Campbell 

Services, 21700 Northwestern Hwy , 

Suite 1070. Southfield. Ms Phillips, 

550-5W55 

TITLE INSURANCE 

Insurance agency needs clerical 

personnel experienced in insurance 

work Part time or full time 

positions available Rating 4 typing 

skills required Farmington area 

478-0680 

SWITCHBOARD RECEPTIONIST 

PBX touch tone console board, 

must be experienced, some typing 

Must have pleasant personality, 

and good appearance Apply in 

person, Nortnville Public Schools. 

303 W Main Northville 

EXPERIENCED 


DEPARTMENT CLERICAL 

APPLY IN PERSON 

PERSONNEL OFFICE 

SAKS 

FIFTH 

AVENUE 

BIG BEAVER & COaiDGE 

~UNDERWRITING CLERK 

Li(e insurance company located in 

Plymouth has openings (or clerks in 

Underwriting Dept Figure aptitude 

required Typing 35 40wpm Contact 

Mr J Love

10C*(R,W,G-8C) 


Sde$ 

REAL ESTATE 

SALES PEOPLE 

FULL OR PART TIME 

Experience not nece*s*y Earn 

commission through our 

'"vestment company FREE 

CHAINING Ask for Jim Rear don 

SUMMIT REALTY 

27520 5 Mile, Livonia 

522-4440 

WE RE EXPANDING! 

'•'penings for trainees, experienced 

sales associates, associate broker*. 

*»a sales managers Commission 

Pl«n up to 70* For personal inter 

Mew. call JOE E NORWOOD 

Norwood 


N;> 12, Inc 478-2000 

WANT TO BE Your Own Boos' 

farmers Insurance Group has 

openings for Agent Trainees 

Training will not interfere with 

vwir present employment Call for 

particulars 459-8070 Evenings 

397 0805 

APPRAISAL TRAINEE 

l-ee Real Estate Co looking to 

expand Western Wayne County 

office If you have ambition and 

desire wt 0ffer f r w |lcenaw) tr>in_ 

ing, good floor time, targe ad pro 

gram million dollar club, draw pro 

gram NO experience necessary 

Contact Mr Donald 261-5709 


Part Time 

COLLEGE" STUDENT or Able 

Retiree (or yard work April 1 thru 

November 1st 2 Full Days Weekly 

or afternoons Must be able to 

handle motor driven tools Starting 

at »3 per hour Work References 

642*916 

MATURE man to work approx 

imately 20 hours per week lAities 

include driving and misc household 

and office chores Must be able to 

work evenings Call between * 

MAM 644-5440 


Part Time 

WELDER, part time, Redford area 

533-5557 

CASHIER Part time evening* 4 

Saturday 4 Sunday Experienced in 

men's retail clothing Northland 

Center 5«*5885 

CASHIER WANTED, Dart time 

Nights and weekenas Maple 

Village Pharmacy, downtown 

Farmington Shopping Center 

WAITRESS 

or assistant barmaid Will train 

Part time, evenings Bel Air Lanes, 

Farm ington 47* 1550 

PART TIME 

DRIVERS 

Vfi HAVE DRIVER INDEPEND- 

ENT CONTRACTS OPEN IN 

FARMINGTON & WEST 

BLOOMFIELD FOR MEN OR 

VVOMEN DRIVERS MUST HAVE 

TRUCK, VAN OR FULL SIZE 

STATION WAGON AND BE 

AVAILABLE ON CALL FOR 

MONDAY & THURSDAY TO 

DROP OFF BUNDLES OF 

PAPERS TO OBSERVER & 

ECCENTRIC CARRIERS 

CALL THE 

Observer & Eccentric 

Newspapers 

CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT 

261-3800 


SWITCHBOARD operators needed 

All shifts 

Farmington 

474 6877 

PART TIME Student, Small shop 

Redford area 533-S557 

DRIVERS/COURIE RS, mornings 

only now through April 15th, your 

car Hourly wage plus bonus plus 

mileage Call Gary Monday through 

Saturday between 11 AM 5 PM at 

354 9570 

l)E( OA L AT ING HIJ R STING com- 

puterized tax returns, night shift 

only, now through April 15th 

Hourly plus bonus, some overtime 

Call Gary from II am 5pm 

354 9570 

506 Help Wanted Sales 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY-REAL ESTATE 

* 0' a limited number of Realtor Associates in our 

Super Farmington Hills office just north of 13 Mile 

Road 

Starting soon our intensive training program for 

juaiitied individuals interested m a career as Real 

t state Professionals 

v\'e will leach you to make money in your new 

peer We will back you with superb management, 

> -tensive advertising and Ihe finest office facilities 

A ac ask m return is that you want to succeed 

' you are contemplating a career Change and are 

torested m a position with ail jOf the potential ot 

COOLING EQUIPMENT 

,Fast. dependable service 

free estimates, of course 

453-0228 

Humidifiers, custom duct work 

Fun«ce cleaning 4 Electronic 

clearSrs Mastercharge 

ACCOUNTABLE 

HEATING 4 COOLING 

Sales Service 

Effikal damper dealer 

Lie 04119 2555698 

Furniture 

-vi URNITURE REPAIR 

Retipholstering 4 Refirairfung 

Our specialty is repairing, reg- 

lueing 4 reupholstering

THinxiay, March 23, 1978 

(R.W.G-9C) #11C 

522 Professional 

Services 

CATERING 

for all occasions Weddings. Bar 

Mitzvshs, Showers, Rehearsal Din- 

ners Business Luncheons Seating 

up to MO Let us help make your 

special day everything you hope 

lor JIMMY'S AT THE INN • HOLI 

DAY INN. Farmington fills. 3812J 

W 10 Mile 477 -4000 

600 Personals 

President 

Carter's 

Sister 

RUTH 

CARTER 

STAPLETON 

AT THE 

RENAISSANCE 

CENTER 

SEE DISPLAY AD 

IN WOMEN'S SECTION 

THIS NEWSPAPER 

PREGNANT 4 unhappy'' Help is 

available Call Birthright 547-MOO 

WITNESS Anyone seeing a min 

fall about 10 AM. March 11. 1978 

behind Plymouth Office Supply In 

the central parking lot pleaae call 

455 9400 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Jamie Steigmeyer 

4891 Haddington Dr 

Bloomfield Hills Ml 48013 

Please call the Promotion 

Department ot The 

Observer & Eccentric by 5 

p m Friday. March 24, 

1978. to claim your two free 

RED WING HOCKEY TICK- 

ETS 261-8600, ext 243 

CONGRATULATIONS' 

JAMES MARTIN JR Rubber 

Jim Formerly of Rosedale Park 

Call Doug The Bug at 326 8478. or 

722-5*55 

IF' ANYONE witnessed a hit and 

run accident on Edward Hines near 

Inkster Rd Saturday Night March 

l»h please call Dave 4*4 2285 

BIRTH CONTROL 

FAMILY PLANNING 

PROBLEM PREGNANCY 

FREE PREGNANCY TESTS 

CALL WOMEN'S CENTER 

476 8558 

HYPNOSIS Health Clinic special 

izing in Hypnosis for Weight. 

Smoking. Stress, also information 

for Group Family or Individual 

counseling available for Appt. Call 

Tues or Thurs 474 500 

DEARBORN AREA ROLL 

ERSKATERS Old and Young Join 

in a Tribute lo Mom Girarduv. 

March 23. I p m 11 p m Rouge 

Park Kollerdroine Warren A Outer 

Drive All proceeds to go to Mom 

Girardin F'or more information 

phone Bob or Bev Girardin After 6 

534-8*71 

602 Lost & Found 

LOST MALE cat, neutered, silver- 

grey with blue collar Troy 

Birmingham area 646-3014 

FOUND Dalmation mi* female 

White with black 4 brown spots 

Well trained 4 loving Plymouth 

area Before noon, 45ft-6i>9 After 

12 30pm 453-1500. Est 452 

LOST Alaskan Malamute. female, 

black 4 white. Quartan school area 

In Birmingham Call 642 7943 

FOUND Large black skinny, long 

haired, male doe. being held at 

Mich Humane Society in Shelby 

Twp on 23 Mile Ro Found in 

Southfield 

FOUND short haired brown and 

white dog. white legs, brown spots 

Wearing red sweater In Lake 

pointe. Plymouth 455-7764 

LOST ENVELOPE containing 

insurance money and important 

papers Can properly identify 

Reward 937 1709 

LOST DOG. male, black 4 brown 

Collie Shepherd mi*. "'Re*" 12 

Mile h Southfield Reward 559^2656 

LOST Grey cat. white rear toes/ 

under neck Missing teeth, answers 

to Barney REWARD Evenings 

464 2461 

FOUND Large German Shepherd 

Lab (?) (Brown with Black Face); 

in vicinity Beech Daly Inkster 

After 4pm 937 9272 

LOST THOROBRED Collie, like 

Lassie Reward 72&7320 

FOUND Lovable, Medium size 

Black/Tan Shepard Mi*ed Dog 

Plymouth Telegraph Area Eve 

rungs 271 1658 

SMALL brown and white dog, male 

tail dock Part English Setter' 

Found near 25 Mile and Dequindre, 

Shelby Twp 651 2339 

FOUND Puppy. Black 4 White 

mi*ed, Garden City, Marquette 

Cardwell Call After 6PM 525-6245 

FOUND, older white and black 

mixed spaniel. Southfield. 12 Mile 

area, 355-2860 . 357 4915 

LOST all black male Labrador 

Stitches, front leg and face, chain 

collar Reward 626^3078 

LOST English setter. White with 

Brown spots. Warren 4 Middlebelt 

Area Reward $25 Answers to 

Scout 427 6689 

LOST Cooper Hockey glove with 

new sewn in palm Lost Thursday 

March 16 at Iceland Arena 

Reward M7 4085 

LOST SHAGGY doc Blond, 40 

pounds Brown collar, leash 

Answers to Elka' 5 Mile/Levan. 

Farmington a rea 464 2958 or 

274 9516 

LOST Golden Retriever, Wayne 

and Ford Rd.. gun-shy. family lost 

without her, reward 728 1289 

LOST March 14. black male mixed 

setter, definitely needs medication, 

vicinity Cherry Hill. Merriman 

Clll After 5 PM 326-9771 

FOUND ladies ring. Mr Gilkey 

weekdays 569^4850 

LOST-Apricot Male Cockapoo 3-15 

Vicinity of Northville Lanes in 

Rochester Reward 652 2192 

LOST YOUR PET* In Bloomfield 

Area Call Bloomfield Twp Animal 

Shelter. Mon Fri . 9 3 PM . aLso 

nice Pets for Adoption 644-616J 

IF YOU'VE Lost your dog because 

it had no tag. or even if your cat's 

gotten out of the bag Call the 

following area animal shelters 

SouthfieTd 354-4870 


Rochester 391 0800 

Uvonia, Redford, Westland Canton 

721 7300 

422 1122 

391 0800 

6474090 

474 1212 

858-1022 

547 1337 

547 1337 

St Dearborn Heights 

Garden City 

Troy 

Birmingham 

Farmington 


Lathrup Village 

Oak Park 

Beverly Hills, Southfield Township, 

Bingham Farms. Franklin 647 1010 

A Public Service from Pet Pals 


FOUND brown and black male full 

grown dog, mostly German Shep- 

herd. Garden City 421 Safe 

LOST, orange striped male cat 7 

yrs old, scar over left eye March 

10th vicinity Plymouth Rd Farm- 

ington Rd , Livonia Answers to 

"Benji" 4258013 

604 Announcements 

& Notices 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Class of 

1«7, announces their Reunion at 

the Pontiac Silverdome, April I, 

1971 Contact Cindy Davies 6424)611 

606 Legal Notices 

PUBLIC NOTICE Assumption of 

debts and termination of partner 

ship, on Dec 31, 1977, I purchased 

from Mary LePere, her interest in 

the partnership between her and 

myself known as Country Crafts 4 

Curls, located at 7361 N Lilley. 

Canton, Michigan This sale was 

effective as of Dec 31. 1977, and 

served to dissolve said partnership 

As part of the consideration for said 

purchase I have assumed the 

outstanding debts of said business 1 

will be continuing the business as a 

sole proprietorship under the 

assumed name Country Crafts 4 

Curls. You are hereby requested to 

send me a written statement of 

your claim against Country Crafts 

It Curls 

Betty Holly 

607 Attorney Services 

ATTORNEY SERVICES 

Real Estate. Divorces. Wills, 

General Law, Initial Consultations. 

No Fee Reasonable Rates 

Joelson It Freedman 553 8555 

608 Transportation 

NEED RIDER to San Diego, 

leaving March 30 April I 335-3799 

ABANDON YOUR HUNT 

Car pool, truck, plane, rides 

local, long distance car delivery 

Share-A-Ride 334-6673 

618 Child Care 

WILL care for pre schoolers in my 

licensed home 5 Mile, Inkster area 

Plenty of toys Excellent care 

255-3360 

619 Summer Camps 

CAMPS & TEEN TRIPS 

ADVISORY SERVICE $15 FEE 

• 30 Years Experience 

• 6,000 locations 

• 250 Activity Choices 

• Counselor Placement 

• Unique Family Vacations 

SUSAN S. KLINGB8L 

885-5176 

622 Income Tax 

& Insurance 

INCOME TAX RETURNS 

Business and individual. Graduate 

Accountant, 26 years experience 

459-5053 

INCOME TAX SERVICE 

Reliable Experienced 

Business Welcome Reasonable Fee 

STEP'S ACCTC. 4 TAX 45»83M 

TAX PREPARATION Former IRS 

Agent with 14 years expenence 

Tax Specialists Inc 30560 Grand 

River, Farmington Hills 474 3388 

626 Bingo 

BINGO Saturday night. March 25 

th. 6 30PM, 27300 Plymouth Road, 

corner Plymouth and Inkster 

FARMINGTON ELKS BINGO 

Monday, 7 PM 10 30 PM Public 

invited 23666 Orchard Lake Rd . 

between 9 Mile 10 Mile 

WEST SEVEN YOUTH CLUB 

Every Friday, 7 PM 

27531 Grand River 

Between Inkster 4 8 Nfile 

REY-UT 5050 

29500 W 9 Mile 

Just W of Middlebelt 

Every Thursday, 7 PM 

626 Bingo 

ST MARY S ORTHODOX 

CHURCH BINGO. Every Thurs. 7 

PM Wayne Ford Civic League 

1661 N Wayne Rd . Westland 

BINGO 

EACH FRI DAY-7PM 

NO BINGO GOOD FRIDAY 

MADONNA COLLEGE 

36600 SCHOOLCRAFT 

AT LEV AN 

LIVONIA 

628 Entertainment 

JC 4 THE ENTERTAINERS 

Fine Music for your wedding, 

party, or banquet Reasonable 

Hates Rob 527 2044 

THE TRADEMARKS 

More than just Music for all 

occasions " 

455-5853 3442336 

BAND AVAILABLE 

Standards Rock Polkas 

Call Jerry 

531 5457 

BILL GING 

4 THE DAYDREAMERS 

MUSIC FOR YOU 

464 0860 

JAN SAN PUPPETS 

Children's entertainment Puppets, 

magic music, all occasions Call 

642-7450 or 647 4676 

BAND 

For all Occasions 

Eddie James 

474 4561 

BLUE MENAGERIE, experienced 

musicians Dave 525*524 937 2642 

FULL VARIETY of excellent music 

4 entertainment Experienced in 

providing the finest in music for all 

social occasions Jerry 731-6081 

700 Auction Sales 

2 DAY 

ESTATE & STORAGE 

AUCTION 

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLE 

Modern Furniture Appliances 

Friday & Saturday 

March 24 & 25, 7 PM 

32536 Michigan Ave , Wayne 

Approximately 800 lots to be sold 

9 pc mahogany dining rooms, 8 pc 

Oak dining room, wood coal, and 

gas burning stove Drop front desk, 

dressers, chests, beds, rockers. 6 

oak chairs, oak table, lamps, 

tables, rugs, Victorian picture 

frames, crystal, pressed glass, 

china, cedar chests, phonographs, 

stoves, refrigerators, deep freeze, 

TVs, bedrooms, living rooms, 

chairs, and lots of misc not listed 

INSPECTION 9 30 AM 

EACH DAY OF SAI.F. 

UNTIL SALE TIME 

Dealer and Public Welcome 

NO CHILDREN 

J. WOFFORD 

AUCTIONEER 

721-1939 

Phil's 

Auction Service 

MERITS Ot ESTATE AUCTIONS 

1 Close quickly heirs obtain their 

money 

2 Out in the open beyond 

criticism 

3 Established true markei value 

for tax purposes 

CALL RALPH PHILLIPS 

464 1023 Uv 437 2056 S Lyon 

General Auction 

EVERY FRI. NITE 7:30 

DICK S RESALE STORE 

6406 Michigan Ave 

(1 blk W of l.ivernois.Det » 

Used furniture, ANTIQUES. Collec 

tables. Misc 

Open Mon -Sat 10 AM-6 PM 

895-8350 

702 Antiques 

OLD WROUGHT Iron Fence, 31 

panels. 4*7', excellent condition 

349-7746 

NEW ARRIVALS 

Rose Quartz 4 Green Quartz lamps. 

Cut glass, album music bo*, R S 

Prussia 4 Much More. 

EAST WIND 

ANTIQUES 

520 S Washington Rd 

399-1 1 79 

ANTIQUE Shaker Doughbox. excel- 

lent condition, best offer 971 2643 

CANOPY bed, 4 poster. walnut 

finish, Greenfield Village reproduc 

tion, custom made, side drapes, 

pleated 12 in valance, dust ruffle 

Excellent condition Must see to 

appreciate Asking $350 Antique 

bronze statue. 20 in high 421-6474 

1916 Cheney solid mahogany Vic- 

trola with brass appointments $175 

Old Delco 2-speed ceiling fan $125 

Modern green striped love seat $96 

All in good condition 34943503 

TWO handcrafted cherry tilt top 

tables, circa 1900, $160 pair Pine 

table. 30 x 23. circa 1800, $75 693*736 

OAK CURVED glass bookcase 

secretary, Victor phonograph, oak 

wash stand and dresser, oak lamp 

tables 348-9224 

ORIENTAL CARPET upholstered 

wicker sofa, basket lamp, sam 

piers, rabbit coat, Maxfielo Parrish 

Prints. 652-6389 

DECORATOR S Antique Hutch, 

washstand, tables, chairs, china, 

pewter and more 626-0522 Eves 

851 3966 

STAINED glass windows, beautiful 

selection 383 0203 

ANTIQUE SHOW 4 SALE 

Meadowbrook Village Mall. Adams 

4 Walton, Rochester, March 28 

April 2 During Mall hours Free 

admission and parking 

PLATES, FIRST issue Reed 4 

Barton Audubon, Fuerstenberg 

Easter, Lenox Boehn Birds, Doul 

ton Neiman 5344)911 

SPRING SALE 

SWEET CHARIOT ANTIQUES 

Square Lake at Livernois 

March 20 thru 27th 

10-20% off all furniture 

Open 12-5 except Sunday 

ANN ARBOR THE MICHIGAN 

ANTIQUES SHOW 4 SALE, March 

31, April 1 4 2, U of M Crisler 

Arena, Main 4 Stadium. Exit 175 of 

1 94 64 Select Dealers. II AM 10 

PM.. Sunday 11-5 

RENAISSANCE Revival library 

table, rosewood, carved, claw 

footed, lion headed dtawers $600 

883-1270 

CLOCK. Early American, wall. EN 

Welch, Forestville. C6rm, circa 

1864, $145 6240324 

FIND YOUR PLACE 

IN HISTORY 

A Most Extensive Collection of 

Stained, Beveled, Glass Windows 4 

Doors. Architectural Emblish 

ments in Michigan 

PLUS Furniture, Light Fixtures. 

Hardware and Collectables 

MATERIALS 

UNLIMITED 

4I00E. Morgan Rd Ypsilanti 

434-4300 

OPEN WED Thru SUN, KMPM 

Take I 96 or I 94 to US23. S Exit 

US-12. Saline Left tilrn to Stop 

Light. Left Turn to MORGAN Turn 

Right 

SERIOUS Local Collector will 

purchase all signed Tifjany Lamps, 

Handel. Pairpotnt. Jefferson 4 Moe 

bridge lamps, all transactions 

strictly confidential Please call 

after 6 pm 88^2812 

"ORIENTAL RUGS 

ABLE TO PAY Top Dollar for 

Oriental Rugs Handwashing, 

repairing, Appraisals 545 4483. 

545-5341 

7Q2 Antiques 

FURNITURE 

STRIPPING 

WOOD 4 METAL 

Hand 4 Dip Stripping 

We buy 4 sell old furniture 

Rust removal-pickup-del avail 

HER PAL STRIP SHOPPE 

15758 Telegraph, 2W blk N of Fen 

k«8l. Redford 535-8115 

ANTIQUE 

FLEA MARKET 

WALLED LAKE 

13 Mile Novi Rd 

I mile from 12-Oaks Mall 

SAT . SUN , 10 AM 5 PM 

«r4PM 14)5 6983 

POTTERY 

I.earn to hand build and throw pots 

on the wheel Day and evening 

classes forming for the end of 

March 32 hours for $50 The Potters 

Wheel, Plymouth 45» 9890 

CROCHET 4 KNITTING CLASSES 

forming for March/Apnl Classes 

arri kept small, so call now 

Complete selection of the finest 

yams Pat's Yarn 4 Crafts. 8020 

Micjdlebelt. at Ann Arbor Trail 

Wektland 425 5005 

704 Rummage Sales 

SACRED HEART GUILD will 

sponsor a Rummage Sale from 

9am 6pm , Wednesday March 29, 

Our* Lady of Good Counsel Gym, 

Aurthur 4 William St Plymouth 

PUBLIC RELATIONS 

SECRETARY 

Private Educational 

Institution 

Norjth Suburban Location Excellent 

Fringe Benefits Send Resume to 

Box; 602, Observer 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft. 

Livdnia. Michigan 48150 

706 Appliances 

GeI Electric Range, white. 40x25 

inches, double oven, control and 

tim 

453 5275 

COPPF.RTONF. Kelvinator electric 

[e $125 Evenings 4644)061 

rang< 

DOUBLE oven electric range 

Tapân gas range Miscellaneous 

Items 421 8687 

MOVING New Deluxe Magic Chef 

double oven gas range $400 689-6948 

•l|URAL. side by side Aqua 

dr, 35 ins wide Excellent 

AI) 

col 

condition, $125 

API* 

mo 

hum 

con I 

5255364 

LIANCES MOVING Ken 

e washer and dryer, $200 De 

idifier. $30 Small window air 

itioner. $25 477 4668 

GAJi RANGE 30". coppertone, $80 

Electric hood fan 30 '. coppertone 

$30 

slit Air conditioner. 15.600 btu, 

ing window $40 476 8733 or 

322-0889 

CAST OR IRON wood burning 

stoves, free standing fireplaces 

cook stoves 651-880 1 651 7773 


SEARS 15 cubic fool upright 

freezer, like new, $100 459 9737 

EXCELLENT CONDITION, large 

ranqe with clock 4 timer $70 Large 

refngerator, 1 door $100 Copper 

Colored 334 5000 

708 Household Goods 

Oakland County 

HOUSEHOLD 

SALES 

CONDUCTED BY 

Lilly Miller 

& COMPANY 

562-1367 8519540 

Household Sales 

tastefully done by 

BEA MARCH 

355 4971 354-1572 

WE SELL YOUR FURNISHINGS 

IN YOUR HOME 

WITH DIGNITY 4 EFFICIENCY 

Just call for 

THE PROFESSIONALS- 

BEDDING SPECTACULAR 1 

BRAND NEW 

FACTORY SECONDS 

In and out of Cartons 

TWIN SETS $90 

FULL SETS $110 

QUEEN SETS $140 

3 pc KING SETS $160 

Wrapped Twin Box Springs. $4(1 

Wrapped Queen Box Spnngs. $50 

GLOBE INTERIOR RENTAL 

1100 E Maple. Troy 

M5 Mile' 588-1800 

MOVING? 

Ihe Underground 

Conducts Household & Estate 

Liquidations. Staffed by expe- 

rienced & knowledgeable 

ladies original to the Birming- 

ham area 

UNIQUE 

A lovely shop in which to dis- 

play & sell fine antiques & 

objects of art not disposed of 

during the sale References 

provided Please come visit us 

at 790 N Woodward or phone 

644-3982 

MAPLE dining room set. sofas, 

chairs, tables etc Before I pm, 

ca 11 476 3 316. after 4 pm, call 

477 3167 

BEAUTIFUL Sturdy Rattan Furni- 

ture Chairs 4 tables Call Vic 

between 9 4 10am or 2 30 1 30pm 

645 0498 

INTERIOR DECORATORS furni- 

ture in her large home Unusual 

pieces, most never used Sofas in 

velvets and Herculons. love seats, 

chairs pecan commode tables, 

unusual lamps, curio cabinets 

pecan dining sel with light 

breakfront also beautiful Queen 

Anne cherry set Peon triple 

dresser, bedroom sets with armoirs 

in king, queen full sizes All 

weekend after 2 pm Friday 

Souhtfield .(567136 

BEAUTIFUL rust velvet 7 fl couch 

4 5 ft matching ioveseat, like new 

reg $1200 sell for $600 Complete 

oak bedroom set triple dresser, 2 

vertical mirrors, student desk with 

hutch chair 2 twin beds with 

headboards, night stand, reg $900. 

sell for $575 Antique white crib, 

double dresser, $100 681-4777 

DINING ROOM bv Thomasville, 

solid pecan oval table. 3 leaves. 6 

chairs, pads, buffet $1,950 or best 

offer 352 9285 

COLONIAL curved 3 pc sectional 

sofa. $150, hide a bed $150 port 

able GE stereos 4 Polaroid Camera 

646 7821 

BEDROOM SUITE Yellow white 

tnm, white Formica tops Double 

dresser, chest, desk 4 chair, 

standing mirror $400 353 3446 

706 isehokJ Goods 

(land County 

OAK TABLE. 3 leaves, $250 

Refrigerator, GF. 21 cu fl $295 

642 8451 

GOLD W )OI. carpeting good 

condition, 15 yards Very reason 

able v 64 2 3023 

ANTIQUl white Romanesque 

arched wa I pillars. 10 feet high by 

20 feet Ion $130 Wrought Iron and 

glass hailing light fixture $25 

642-4641 

tBRASS BED 

100^ bras) headboard $325 87*2640 

VELVET STRIPED Sofa high back 

velvet swijjel rocker Early Amen 

can dark pine desk together $500 

Call after Sprn 3624)676 

TWIN SI^ Headboard tied, com 

plete excellent, $25 Wood settee 

$25 After $ PM or weekerei 553 2396 

MOVING Must sell apartment 

furniture Contemporary Top of the 

line merchandise, reasonable Eve 

nings , 477 9W8 

USED 3 months. Billington House 

solid OakV dining table 2 18 

leaves, Spudle back cloth chairs 2 

hosts, pain $1200 new must sell 

Days. 634 V57 Evenings, 6344166 

BRASS Rouble bed. very old 

excellent Condition antique China 

cabinet, iftarble top dresser and 

more Aftn»6PM 644-1424 

4 

FRENCH -"Provincial sofa chairs 

like new. bedroom set kitchenette 

set Must s*ll After 6PM 55*7013 

MUST sel," desk, sofa and love 

seat, pr 'ichairs, sectional sofa, 

colored TV lamps, drapes, etc 

Reasonably prices 398-528".' 

NINE FT .jRold contemporary sofa 

$90. laXlSlgold shag carpeUng with 

pad $40 349-0519 

SOFA brown naugahyde 2 

cushion. «2 in long, excellent 

condition 

r 

544 8124 

CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM Set 

- new 7 ptace set with extra pieces 

available, ("inished in light elm burl 

laminate |l 600 value $600 363 9293 

KNOLL 

chairs 

i Saarmen white pedistal 

GC, $65 each 543 1653 

DINING ROOM including break 

front, oval table chairs, kitchen 

set, finest quality sacnfice 435 

2550, _ 543 6750 

ROVINCIAL sofa gold 

$150 Tw4 green velvet decorator 

chairs. $4^ each 651 9344 

MOVING;SALE Century bedroom 

furniture; kmcsize headboard 

tnple drcfiser double chest, 2 end 

tables, cherry finish $375 Drexel 96 

in light t5ue velvet sofa, $300 Two 

family n»m sofas, $50 each Two 

twin bedspreads, black and tan $5 

each Tw n bedspread quilted. red 

green a 2936 

WAI.NlTr DINING Room Tab e 45 

round ? 17' leaves 4 cjiairs, 

rwall 

^-5105 

perfection condition also dm 

drapes 35 

DINING ROOM SET, 4 chairs, 

hutch Condenza 4 mos old 

Excellent Condition $700 After 

6PM, 39ft 7220 

LIVING ROOM Furniture Silver 

sectional sofa 3 piece $660 3 Red 

silk chairs $280 Wood corner 

coffee and end tables, (220 Black 

and white checkered double bed 

sofa $150 5 Room wool carpeting 

with padding $450 Large kitchen 

and breakfast area wood grain 

formica cabinets Beige formica lop 

with G E appliances 5 years old 

$2500. will separate Wet bar wilh 

sink, $220 Evenings 358^2344 

WHITE twin canopy bed excellent 

condition $50 red twin bedspread 

& canopy cover like new $15 After 

6 375 9550 

SIX cosco bar stools. 55 cup coffee 

maker 2 knack bar stools with 

backs $12 each 477 3830 

SINGER 

DIAL A MATIC zig zag sewing 

machine, in modern walnut cabinet 

Makes designs appliques button 

holes, etc Pay off $54 cash or 

monthly payments Guaranteed 

UNIVERSAL 

SEWING CENTER 

FE 4-0905 

ITALIAN PROVINCIAL bedroom 

sel queen size headboard large 

triple dresser, mans high diest 2 

nieht stands Like brand new will 

seTlln pieces 851-4861 

WHITE sewing machine hardwood 

4 door cabinet with bench $75 

Firm 477 7563 

SPANISH dining room set. solid 

wood excellent condition Asking 

$1100 478 5575 

BRIGHT OLIVE velvet chairs verj 

comfortable 9 months old asking 

$195 each 5696349 

HOSTESS TEA CART walnut mini 

condition B loom f le Id Hills $80 

647 3231 

SOFA 94 in 4 cushion, newly- 

upholstered in blue and beige floral 

stripes luxurious cut velvet iabric 

$525 652 9033 

NEW CONTEMPORARY fUss dm 

ing room table 84 X 43 $600 six 

chairs $100 each half original cost 

Days 642 6500 Evenings 642 4939 

RUG V soske pure wool 8x12 

pale pink with rim of deeper pink 

maroon and green flowers, less 

than 1 year old will sacrifice for 

$375 Antique whiti hrwich game 

table $75 After 4 855 2495 

PIER I SlyU California Spanish 

C'redenza ynd rabinet with shelves 

('all after /2 Noon 647 3468 

BAR with 2 stools, couch love seal 

glass top end table stereo kitchen 

table with chairs 557 5999 

GOLD area rug 9 x 12 fringe on 

both ends $60 651 7097 

CA R PETl N G brand new and 

padding must sacrifice Washer 

dryer some furniture 288-0231 

ANTIQUED blue Iwin be447, 474-0777 

LOW COST PLBG REPAIRS 

CALL MY HOME ANYTIME 

478-5494 

LOW PRICE REPAIRS 

PLUMBING/SEWER CLEANING 

Related Alterations 

B35-8610. eves 24 hrs 2728096 

DUN RITE 

Electric sewer cleaning Plumbing 

>4 Repairs Commercial 4 

Residential 

476-8855 255^3536 

24 Hrs service Reas rates 

C&G PLUMBING 

Free estimates 474 3873 

I'M NOT THE PLUMBS? 

Nor the plumber's son. but any 

work you should have. I shall soon 

have done Plumbing, electrical, 

carpentry, recreation rooms, kitch- 

ens, formica counter tops, cabinets 

(specializing in vanities) Installa- 

tion of dishwashers 4 appliances 

Garage doors Cement work 

Reasonable 

Frank Rashld 474-5652 

SUNSHINE PLUMBING Service 

we correct violations, repairs - 

remodeling, sewer and water lines 

installed, garbage disposals, water 

heaters, specialising in faucet 

repairs, submersibles well pumps. 

)ets and shadow wells Licensed 

master plumber 4746653 

Call MARVIN WOOD to find and fix 

your PLUMBING problems West 4 

Northwest Suburbs 

5324471 

- 

CHIMNEYS, NEW ROOFING 

ROOFING REPAIRS HOT ROOFS 

Roof Leaks Slopped 

427 3981 

ALL ROOF REPAIRS 4 LEAKS 

Guaranteed Licensed 

Oakland County Only 

Call Anytime 545 2944 

ROOFING, NEW 4 REPAIRS 

Gutters, vents Work myself 

Free Estimates 

KE 4 5334 

Slipcovers 

KUStOM SLIPCOVER SERVICE 

YOUR FABRIC OR MINK 

100 s OF FABRIC SAMPLES 

476 0776 

Snow Removal 

SNOW PLOWING, residential! and 

commercial. 10 vears expenpee 

24 hour service N'ewest equipment 

478-9355 

rile Work 

CERAMIC TILE Recess $l»lL'p 

Full Tile Bath $275 Up 

Foyers, showers, kitchens marble 

Free Est Guar Work 582 2528 

BASEMENT floors. UVg size, $99 

labor Acoustic ceilings New 

California spray on texture After 3 

PM 4254519 

Tree Service 

ROOFING 

Quality Workmanship 

Do Own Work Free Estimate 

354 1480 

MEL RUOKOLI AN EN Ijc Roof 

in$ contractor Own work Fair 

pnees Proud workmanship After 

5 30 PM Call 476-7515 or 5354219 

CURTISS ROOFING 

Spcialmng in hot tar repairs, 

complete commercial reproofing 

Lie. 4 Ins 4761230 

Shingles 4 Flat Roofs Installed 

Leaks Fixed 35 Yrs Exp 

Chimneys Repaired Gutters 

CRISLER ROOFING 531 5849 

Time For Roofing Clutters'' 

Work myself. 15 yrs exp 

All work guaranteed Excellent 

references, Free est 562 2461, 

TRI COUNTY ROOFING 

All Leaks repaired Hot tar 

Residential and Commercial New 

Roofs Professional Work 647 5400 

HAMILTON ROOFING 

Roofing, gutters, vents, and 

repairs Reasonable Free esti- 

mates 476-2217 , 474 5682 

CARPENTRY 4 ROOFING 

Complete Modernization 

Livonia area Northville area 

937 3365 349 0351 

Septic Tanks 

SEPTIC SYSTEMS REPAIRED 

Drain 4 Sump Pump Repairs 

Dependable Service 

Earl H Jensen 474-6224 

Sewer Cleaning 

J 4 A Sewer Cleaners 

Sink Lines, Drains. Tuba 

No extra charge for Sun Nites 

Holidays 4274*97 

Slipcovers 

CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS 

CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMENTS 

Your Fabrics 

Mary Elaine 

CUSTOM EMPORIUM 

Slipcovers, draperies. 22 yrs. exp 

Large selection of fabrics 

64446*6 455-3074 

JESSE'S TREE'SERVICE 

Tree Trimming 4 Removal 

23 years experience 

Free Estimate 722-3028 

CONNOLLY TREE SERVICV 

Tree removal, trimming, slump 

removal and land clearing Free 

est 482-8517 

A 4 K TREE SERVICE 

Trees & Slumps Removed Trim 

mmg Cleanup-Low Prices Quality 

Work 

477 0634 537-3471 

GRUNDI.UND TREE SERVICE 

Tree Trimming 4 Removal 

Free estimates 

255-1828 453-1820 

Upholstery 

ABOVE average upholstenng al 

below average price Specials on 

nylons Herculons 4 vinyls Free 

estimate Park Upholstering 

647-6010 

JOHN UPHOLSTERING CO 

Reupholstering Repairing Restyling 

Custom Made New Furniture 

31501 Plym Rd Livonia 427 7890 

UPHOLSTERY BY RICHARD 

QUALITY FABRICS «. WORK 

Free estimate, pickup 4 delivery 

682 4178 

Bob 4 Rose s Reupholslenng 

Excellent Work Quality Fabrics 

Pickup 4 Delivery 

852 0218 

ANY TYPE UPHOLSTERING 

Sofas from $199 chairs from $99 

kitch 4 din chairs from $9 96 

FURNITURE TOWN 533-6290 

DAY BY DAY 

Custom Upholstering 

REFINISHING RESTORING 

RESTYLING REPAIRING 

CARPET SALES 4 INSTALL 

CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES 

Fair prices Quality workmanship 

Free estimates. Pick up and 

delivery 

425-7287 

Upholstery 

Decorative Upholstery 4 Ideas 

CUSTOM BUILDER 

Draperies Slipcovers Free est 

pickup 4 del 422-6120 

HI QUALITY Upholstering' done 

in my home 25 vears expenence 

l,arge selection of fabrics Free 

pickup 4 deliver) Alter 5 I'M 

Mon Fn all dav Sat A Swi 348 

3577 3489612 

MAKE your old furniture look like 

new Quality work expert crafts 

men Fast service free est Mas 

terchR Visa Prestige 534-4064 

Wallpapering 

C&S PAPERHANGING 

$5 Ud Per Roll 

25 Yrs Exp Work Guaranteed 

887-2666 

EXPERT PAPERHANGING 

and Interior Painting Please call 

Mike Quinkerl for personal 

estimates 

532 2027 

Wall Washing 

BILLS Walls Windows Carpets 

cleaned Painting Very reasonable 

Insured Free Estimates 

585-2243 

$2 DISCOUNT 

WITH THIS AD-Wallwashmg win 

dow 4 rug cleaning Painting All 

types of repairs Handymen 835^ 

1610. eves. 24 hrs 272 ^096 

WALLWASHING PAINTING 

Interior Extenor 

I Do the Work Myself 

Free Estimate 453 2152 

JOHN RYAN'S 

WALLWASHING 4 PAINTING 

Guaranteed lo please Free Est 

Reasonable 534 7771 or KE 3-6516 

FOR reasonable rates k quality 

work on walls, carpets, furniture 

drapes, call Careful Cleaning 19 

yrs exp Insured Livonia 537 1050 

HUSBAND 4 WIFE TEAM 

LOW RATES 

HANDWASHED Walls. No Streaks 

Call GREG or JEAN 388 2626 

Windows 

FRANK'S WINDOW CLEANING^ 

4 Gutter Geaning Repairs 

Suburban area 8 years 

Insured W1 ^ 

AHJMINUM OR WOOD 

Repair, all kir*ts 

Thermopane glsiss specialists 

New Storm Windows 4 Ooori 

AL'S WINDOW SERVICE 

547 1214 

WINDOW CLEANING 

Storms Removed Screens Put-up 

Monthly Rstes Free Estimates 

A-OK Window Cleaners 

521-2459

13c*(r,wg_10c) Thursday. March 23, 1978 

^ Household Goods 


Grtntftther dock*, ( tube tnpie 

h 500 •*"» im j 

C , l0Ck "" 

«f Dealers sellout 289 5365 

»X*prmB mattress sets, Serta W 

lim n. Posture twin. $115 Full 

King OS) Dealers 

zwwftj 

AIL SIZES WANTED 

ORIENTAL RUGS 

We Poy Well 

Call Collect 

1 -482-5427 

Household Sales 

& Appraisals 

K. & B. 

ASSOCIATES 

569-0237 


Wayne County 

CONTEMPORARY gold crushed 

velvet sofa love seat, and tables 

Practically new reasonable. 

522-71 IS 

SOFA Kroehler Classic. 87 In 

Traditional Excellent condition 

»100 453 2MB 

THREE PIECE bedroom »el 

complete 1100 Alter 6 PM 421 4045 

SOFA 86" conventional, blue-green 

with chair gold Mr A Mrs swivel 

rockers After 5 pm 427 1782 

LIGHT WALNt/T dining room set. 

table buffet si* chairs, with velvet 

needlepointe tapestry seats, 1200 

652 02.12 

CONTEMPORARY sofa, 10 in long, 

a vac ado green, excellent ccxidition, 

1115 459 9148 

SOFA A chair good condition, $75 

Must sell by Friday 7297592 

SALE SALE 

IJV Rm Sets 2 pc new $119 $129 

Bedroom Sets $59 $69 

Bedroom Sets new $109, $129 

Sofa Beds new $79 

Bunk Beds, new $59 $69 

I>esks $19 $24 $29 

Hollywood Bed, comp $49 

Tables End Tables $4 $7 $9 

lias & Electric Stoves 

Refrigerators $49 A Up 

Lamps new $5,$7,$9 

^Cheats 4 Dressers $17. $23. $29 

Mattresses $21. $2.1 $29 

Beds $10 $15 $24 

Dinette Sets $.19 $49 

Wringer Washers $29 $39 

New and Used Furniture 

BARGAIN HOUSE FURNITURE 

21741 Fenkeil (a» Lahser) 

Store Mrs 9 30 to 5 I'm 

SOFA green and blue print 80 in . 

excellent condition $75 After 5 Pm 

415 6865 


Wayne County 

DEEP FREEZE. Tea Cart, Uvta 

room Chair Reasonable 261-6399 

MOVING" SALE Sofa, chain, 

kitchen tables, lamps, patio swing, 

umbrella * table, many mis- 

cellaneous, reasonable KE 2-2996 

COUCH, chair, kitchen table and 

chairs 4555784 

GAS RANGE, good working condi 

tion, $20 Sears wet and dry large 

vacuum. $20 Oak dining roan set, 

table 5 chain, hutch. $75 4214383 

SINGER FUTURA model sewlnfl 

machine Walnut desk cabinet Botn 

excellent condition All attachments 

including one step buttonhole $375 

After I JO PM 34*9018 

NUBBY areen blue Herclulon sofa, 

$185. perfect condition, reversible 

back and seat cushiona, B irv 

Stoneware dishes, soft green with 

brown boarder, 43 pieces, $S0 

261-1038 

COUCH, chairs, tables, stereo. TV, 

all like new 453^2066 

DINING ROOM SUITE, maple, 

dropleaf table, 6 chairs, hutch, 

buffet, mirror, A table pads, 

complete, $200 After 6pm, 8»2487 

SOFA A Chair set, light green, $50 

bunk bed set, $40, train set very 

little use, Lionel HO, Burlington 181 

$25 or best offer 4224918 

SIX piece bedroom set, good 

condition, $100 Free*er. $50 453 

7258 After 6 . 227-1826 

DOUBLE DRESSER with Secretar- 

ial Desk lop. A small dresser, dark 

brown with black trim Excellent 

condition $200 Call after 5pm 

4791942 

WAREHOUSE 

SALE 

ALL NEW FURNITURE 

Odd Chest *49 95 

Bonk Beds $59.95 

Hollywood Beds $109 95 

Roll Away Beds 69 95 

Mattresses $39 95 

BED-N-BUNK 

Sleep Shoppe Inc. 

25014 Plymouth Rd 

3 Blks W of Telegraph 

KE 1-1740 

COLOR TV 25 Inch walnut console, 

all channels, preset tuning Excel 

lent condition, guaranteed $125 

261 5800 

710 Misc. For Sde 


BUFFET, $45 Steamer tnnk. $20 

Iron bed with spring, $50 Storm 

door, $20 Chair, $10 642 *619 

MOVING OUT of state, blue velvet 

chair marble top tables, lamps, 

clothes, books, household items 

Sale starts 5PM, March 23 961 5663 

VIDEO GAME Cocktail 1 ables 

Ideal for Rec room, game room, 

Etc $300 4 Up 47 7 0422 or 354 5967 

710 Misc. For Sde 


YARDMAN Snow Blower. 22 Indi, 

aelf-propelled, 4H horsepower; ask 

aelf-propel 

Ing $200 12 Mile, Evergreen 

Village Swim Tennla Club Member- 

shjp Must sell Moving SO-5236 

MOVING OUT OF State Must sell 

Raleigh S speed glrl'a bike. Iron 

camping grill, fur pelta, books, wool 

blankets, Itneni. sewing supplies. 

Jewelry, antiques Good Stuff - No 

Junk Real Bargains here al 308 

East Street, downtown Rochester, 

behind Mltielfeld's, Thursday, 

Friday. Saturday. 10AM 7PM 

CRAFTSMAN 20 Inch rotory lawn 

mower, with catcher, $30 West- 

tnghouse refrigerator suitable for 

basement, $30 Call after 5PM, 

644-0474 

TWO diamond rings, ladies. $450 

each 647 6661 

GAS FIREPLACE, includes 

ceramic logs, screen Excellent 

condition, $125 363-4752 

HOUSEHOLD GOODS, furniture, 

art, books, records for sale All 

must go 5594494 

MOVING SALE furniture, kitchen 

appliances, wall decor, toys and 

misc 55254 Muer Cove, 13 Mile and 

Dnke Sat 9 AM•6 PM 

MOVING SALE Furniture, drapes, 

clothing, household goods. Satur 

day. Sunday. 10 4 355-1229 

CHILDREN'S clothing, equipment, 

and toy sale. Sat April 8, 2-4 pm 

Our Shepherd Lutneran Church 

Sponsored by Bir- 

"" ther 

Birmingham 

mingham - Bloomfield's Mother* of 

Twins Club Inc 

BASEMENT SALE, refngerator A 

small appliances books, cameras, 

household items A clothing 477-1147 

GOLD WATCHES, 16 size, Wal 

thems, hunting case, perfect condi 

tion Call after 6pm. 683 2967 

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS 

Display tables, merchandse bins, 

counters, 2 cash registers, one 

adding machine, 19 cu ft refrig 

erator 12 cases of window glass 

1000 misc books 2 drawer fire safe, 

craft merchandise Wholesale or 

retail 1400 South Cass I.ake Rd . 

Pontiac Hours 10 AM 7 PM 

BASEMENT SALE, odds and ends. 

Crest wood guitars, clothing, some 

furniture Open house Friday, 10-6 

24751 Seneca, Oak Park, off 10 Mile 

Call mornings or after 5 547 7241 or 

547 5021 

MEN'S designer clothers. 42 Short 

Tuxedos, tu* shirts (large), misc 

clothes Golf clubs Reasonable 

354 1244 

APARTMENT furniture appli 

ances. household goods Weekdays 

after 5PM 557 2878 

PAN ELL ED DOO R S E xcellent 

condition Mahogany, maple; all 

sires From $15 Also 2 French 

Doors 6461092 

ARMY CONTRACT Deluxe furni 

ture, desks from $59 95 Secretary 

Chairs $34 95 Executive chairs 

$49 95 Conference table $149 96 

Electric typewriters $149 50 Print 

ing calculators $29 50 Mimeos $149 

Portable typewriters $49 50 IBM's 

$249 50 231 W 9 Mile 54*6404 

709 Household Goods Wayne County 

Sears 

LIVONIA 

WAREHOUSE OUTLET STORE 

Monday thru Friday 

Saturday 

f- 

9 AM-9PM 

9AM 5:30PM 

LOCATED AT 

12001 SEARS AVE. 

LIVONIA. MICHIGAN 

(JUST OFF PLYMOUTH RD. 

WEST OF MIDDLEBELT) 

476-6000 

EXT. 214 

MONTH END WAREHOUSE 

CLEARANCE SALE 

BEDDING 

9—Assorted Twin size Mattresses or Box Springs. REG. $59.95-$99.95 SALE $38 

Assorted twin Size Mattresses or Box Springs REG $69.95 to $109.95 SALE $44 EACH 

31 Assorted Twin Size Mattresses or Box Springs REG $79.95 to $119.95 

SALE $54.88 EACH 

26 Assorted Full Size Mattresses or Box Springs REG. $79.95-$109.95 SALE $48 EACH 

29—Assorted lull size mattresses or box springs REG $89.95-J119.95 

SALE $54.88 EACH 

10 Assorted Queen size mattresses or box springs REG. $79.95-$99.95 

SALE $48 EACH 

14 Assorted Queen size mattresses or box springs REG $99 95-$129 95 

SALE $58 EACH 

8 Assorted king sized mattresses REG $99.95 SALE $58 EACH 

11 —Assorted king sized mattresses REG $99 95-$149 95 SALE $78 

8 Assorted king sized mattresses REG $159 95-$199 95 SALE $98 

BEDROOM FURNITURE 

Assorted Dressers, Chests, Beds, Night Stands, Mirrors, some matching sets 

30% to 65% OFF 

LIVING ROOM FURNITURE 

6—Cloth and assorted cloth and vinyl reclmers REG. $159.95-$179.95. 

11—Assorted cloth and vinyl recliners REG. $179.95-$199.95...., 

19—Assorted cloth and vinyl reclmer REG $199 95-$239 95 

37- Assorted Sotas, 2 piece living room sets, loveseats, sofabed 

9—Special assortment occasional tables 



19--Assortment desks, bookcases, wall units, curios 

APPLIANCES 

8- Assorted refrigerators 5 0 % OFF 

16—Assorted refrigerators 30% - 40% OFF 

37—Assorted refrigerators ...20% - 30% OFF 

32—Assorted gas and electric ranges, double ovens, built-ins 25% - 50% OFF 

26—Assorted console and portable TV and console component stereos 25% - 40% OFF 

HOME IMPROVEMENT 

27—Assorted storage Sheds 50% - 60% OFF 

16-Assorted combination storm doors SALE $39.88 

9—Assorted vented gas wall furnace 25% - 35% OFF 

8—Assorted gas furnaces 25% - 35 % OFF 

6—Assorted Hot Water Tanks SAVE 25% - 35% OFF 

9- Assorted bathtubs, shower doors, vanities SAVE 30% - 50% 

12—Assorted Tractors - Riding Mowers / Snow Blowers SAVE 25% - 40% 

SALE $68 

SALE $88 

SALE $98 

35% - 50% OFF 

SALE $28 

.....SALE $38 

SALE $48 

30% - 60% OFF 

EACH o'THESE ADVERTISED ITEMS IS READU Y AVAILABLE FOR SALE AS ADVERTISED 

cz 

A 1 tr

812 Motorcycles, 

Go Karts-Mini ftke* 

HONDA 1177, CT^ToT street arid trail 

bike. like new MOO 346-9224 

HONDA 360 1975 |575 UM17S 

HONDA 1975* MT, 250, $650 

Riverside 125 $ I 50 after 4 pm 

453-6241 

BMW i»7J7M CC. 14 000 miles, full 

fairing, bags. rack, back rest, craah 

ban, $2395 453 6062 

HARLEY DAVIDSON 125 77.000 

miles great condition $250 53J-926I 

KA W AS A KI 1076. KV 100 trail or 

street, 10 speeds. 5-speeds on road. 

5 on trail Purchased new April 

1977 NO miles as new COO 642-0147 

SPORTSTER 1970, good condition. 

chrome, stored years, hog wheel 

extended front end 5614431 

814 Campers And 

Motorhomes 

FOR RENT MIN TMOTORHOMES 

NO MILEAGE CHARGE 

422 4410 

AMERICA S BEST BUYS 

IN LUXURIOUS QUALITY 

MAJESTIC HONEY NOMAD 

MINI MOTORHOMES 

TRAILERS-TRUCK CAMPERS 

Save Up to $3000 

THUNDERBIRD TRAVEL 

24655 Plymouth Rd 53*9122 

Mile W of Telegraph 

Best Prices Anywhere 

CHAMPION 

TITAN 

CONCORD 

17. 20 22 25. 27, 31 h 35 ft High 

inventory of new & used 

MOTORHOMES 

H W MOTORHOMES 

981-1535 

DODGE 1977 Realite. 22~ft mini 

motor home, excellent condition 

bleeps six, full bath, quality 

interior. 112.000 firm 427 2564 

DODGE, 1974 20 low mileage 

sleeps 8 I track stereo dual 

wheels, engine air. generator. 

17500 firm 946-9694 

SHASTA IS ft travel trailer sleeps 

6 12 500 Days 483 5101 after 5 PM 

464-2062 

WILDERNESS traveftrailer, 1977, 

22 ft fully self contained sleeps 7, 

likenew $4100 356-6012 

INTREPID TRAILER 1973 18 

excellent condition, full self-» Mile 

352 8580 

FORD MOTORHOME, 1976 . 30 000 

milea Excellent condtiion $4,696 

North Bros 421 1376 

FORD F 250, 1976 Camper Special 

With 10 ft camper Extra sharp 

Low miles North Bros 421-1376 

FORD FTWTAMPER SPECIAL, 

1976. with 10 ft camper Sleeps 8 

15 295 North Bros 421-1376 

FORD F 150 1977 Motortwnit Air, 

am fm stereo tape. 351. automatic, 

power 15.000 miles Company car 

$6,495 Bill Brown Ford. 35000 

Plymouth Rd 421 7000 

TRAVEL TRAILER 13 ft Travel 

Mate 1975 Sleepa 5 Lota of extras 

Likenew $1,500 AfterSPm 

661-4267 

816 Auto-Truck 

Parts & Service 

CHEVY 350 1967 I cyltader New 

parts Call after 7 00 P M 261 1006 

FOUR MI'D and Snow tirea~L7»-~l5 

Will fit all Ford pick upa Call after 

6PM 566-6644 

TRANSMISSION Rear" and'%" ton 

GMC 1966 425 2966 

VOLKSWAGEN 1970 Not dnveabie 

due to tranamiaaion but engine in 

good condition Best offer Good for 

someone needing VW engine or 

engine for dune buggy 2614443 

TOYOTA, 7970 station wagon, 

parta. body and glass After 5 

425 4239 

TWO G70-15 tires mounted on rally 

wheels, with 4 beauty ringa, and 

huba 1100 662-1699 

VEGA, 1971 fender right side 

Reworked, excellent conation 625 

Call Marty, 6-6PM 

4*4 3371 

FIAT, 197J. Engine rebuilt 62+5063 

WHEEL COVERS 

New k used Singles or act Alao for 

Picku|M. Vans k Motor homes 

SID SAVAGE 

Auto Supply 

30254 Ford Rd, Wwtlond 

04 E 

West ot Middlebelt 

816 Auto-Truck 

Parts & Service 

VW Beetle. Goodyear F 32 Ice A 

snow radials. mounted on wheels 

$120

HO(K.W.G-IJC) Thursday, March 23,1978 

Clci//ifiecl Automotive 

824 Sports And 

Imported Cars 

MERCEDES Bent, 1974. 450 ~SL. 

metallic blue, Alloy wheels, low 

mileage 178-4470 3SJ 2578 

MERCEDES ~II7J 300 SEL 4 5. top 

luxury 4 door blue. $7,500 589-51M 

TK6 1974. good condition, low 

mileage 13500 Weekday eves 

5334216 

ROLLS ROVCE. 1967. RJiD Regal 

Red 55.000 miles 126.000 After 6 

PM or weekends 842-6569 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Gerry Brehmer 

40640 Heatherbrook 

Novi. Ml 


Department ol The 

Observer & Eccentric by 5 

p m Friday. March 24, 

1978 to claim your two free 

RED WING HOCKEY TICK- 

L TS ?61-8600. ext 243 

CONGRATULATIONS 1 

77 CORVETTES 3 TO CHOOSE 

AM FM stereo air conditioning, 

automatic, tilt wheel, power windows 

rear window defroet 

Roger Penske Chev 355 1000 

852 Classic Cars 

1957 JAGUAR XK 140 Drophead 

loupe off chassis restoration. 

M m 

1961 JAGLAR XK 150 Droptead 

loupe off chassis restoration. 

MINT 

1963 JAGUAR XKE ORIGINAL 4 

MINT 

1973 JAGI AR XKE V 12 Roadater 

ORIGINAL 4 MINT 

TRIKA GALLERIES 

CLASSICS 

1140 Telegraph. Dearborn 

313 562 2300 

Tues thru Sat 10 AM 5 PM 


GREMLIN X 1976. 3 speed. AM 

radio Call after 6 I'M 478-343 

GREMLIN, 1974 stick shift, runs 

Needs some work Best offer 

375-0509 

O & E 

New '78 

Starfire 

From 

53,661 

New '78 

Cutlass 

Salon 

Brougham Cpa 

From 

l $ 4,156 

flêw 78 

Cutlass 

Supreme 

Brougham 

From 

$Ui13 

New '78 

Custom 

Cruleer 

From 

,55,325 


1973 AMC HORNET 

That second car plus 23 000 miles 

and much more 

SI 295 

JACK SELLE 

BUICK 


Plymouth 

453-441t 

GREMLIN, 1171, $8,000 mil**, stick 

shift, WOO or best offer, After 6:30 

PM. 478-3528 

HORNET WAGON. 1172, excellent 

condition, low mileage, luggage 

rack, wood sides, sports group, air. 

disc brakes, f 1060 4784968 

HORNET 1971, excellent condition, 

low mileage, air, power steering, 

brakes 1900 After 6 642-9677 

HORNET, 1974 Sportabout X, Stick 

8, am fm. rally wheels. $1875 

484 3178 

JAVELIN. 1973 Small "I". automatic, 

power steering, power 

brakes, vinyl top, bucket seats, 

41,000 miles, Monday morning 

special $1,595 Art Moran Pontiac - 

GMC, Telegraph. North of 12 Mile 

353-9000 

856 Buick 

# 1 O L D S D E A L E R IN 

M I C H I G A N F O R 1 9 7 8 

New 78 

Cutlass 

Salon cpa 

From 

$3,917 

New 18 

Delta 88 

BUICK SKYLARK, 1977 Hatch 

beck. automatic, V8, power steer 

ing, air conditioning, am radio. 

12.000 miles 

Roger Penske Chev 3561000 

BUICK. 1969. Special Deluxe, V 8. 

runs good, $450 826-0296 

BUICK 1975, Skyhawk, metallic 

blue, power steering, power brakes, 

custom stereo system, Ziebarted. 

white letter tires, $2,650 After 8 

Pm 478-1771 

CENTURY 1976, 4 door, V-«. power 

steering, power brakes, air. radials. 

tinted glass, am radio, rustproofed. 

18,000 miles. $3,590 729 7933.4216938 

ELECTRA 225 1972, 2 door, vinyl 

top, full power, low mileage. $1300 

5344841 

LE SABRE 1977. Coupe, automatic, 

power steering, brakes, air, am fm 

stereo, CB radio, red/white, 5,000 

miles. Livonia, after 8 . 477 7061 

LE SABRE. 1977, 2 door, 6 

Cylinder, power brakes, steering, 

air, AM F M stereo Steel belted 

radials white walls, mder 10,000 

miles Excellent condition $4900 

Call after 6 PM 474-0667 

Royaie Cpa 

From 

$4,831 

New '78 

Olds Omega 

Hatchback Cpa 

From 

$ 3,857 

New '78 

Cutlass 

Supreme Cpa 

From 

54,277 J 

New '7& 

Delta 88 

Cpa 

From 

*4 652 

New '78 

98 

Regency Cpe 

From 

56,061, 

(order any ot th— today or pick from ov*\ 

y 450 New Old* In our Invantoqr NOWl 

1977 OLDSMOBILE TOROMADO 

BROUGHAM 

America s best winter car featuring tour wtie^ drtve power 

seal pasaeoger side. TEMPMAT1C AIR CONDITIONING, tinted 

glass power trunk retoaaa. ftoor mats front and rear, doc*j>d|» 

guards electric rear window rtefogoer. cruiee control, On wnaai, i 

white side wall steel belted radials. AM FM stereo. 

ience group custom padded landau roof, pin striping, DfcMU 

STOCK #§05 ' 

, WAS S9589 MOW $7443 , 

15 1977 DEMOS A NEW 

OLDSMOBILES LEFT! 

DRASTICALLY REDUCED 

1977 96 REQENCY COUPE 

6 way power seat, left, power door locks, TEMPMATlC AIR 

CONDITIONING, power tnjnk Id relsaas, floor mats, front and 

rear padded vinyl roof, body aide mokfnga, door edge guards, 

electric rear window datoooar, ramola control mirror left and 

ngh, cruae control, 403 ClD VB, HR steering wfteel wtWte side 

wall steel betted radials. AM FM stereo, power antenna, convenience 

group Demo Stock #191 

WAS 18762 NOW $6*** 

GM QUALITY 

s o v i e t w u n s 

al motobs mrts dnnoonj 

856 Buick 

LE SABRE 1978, Custom Landau 2 

door, full power, sport wheels. Am- 

Fm stereo, tilt wheel, tinted glass, 

dafogger. $3,900 861-4526 

owner, 70,000 miles. $1,000 £ 7175 

LE SABRE • 1978. automatic, V-8, 

power brakes, steering, air, AM-FM 

stereo, Landau, defogger, good 

condition. $3950 After 8PM 477-1*2 

REGAL 1974. automatic, air, 

power, deluxe features 48,000 

miles, am-fm stereo 13,100 459-1879 

REGAL 1977, Landau, automatic, 

power steering, brakes, air, am-fm 

stereo tape radio. 40/80 piuah seats. 

Livonia, after 6 PM. 477-7061 

SKYLARK 1971, iiTT automatic, 

power steering, brakes. V-8, (1,196 

or best offer After 9 PM, 355-4149 

858 Cadillac 

CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE, 

1975 Loaded $4,690 Action Olds 

2814900 

CADILLAC D'ELEGANQs! 1977, 

dark brown, top. beige bottom. 9,200 

miles, power 50 50 seats, tilt 

telescopic steering wheel, twilight 

sentinel system, auto theft system, 

cruise control, many extras, good 

condition, 933-5374 

CADILLAC 1977 Sedan DeVille 

D'Elegance. Georgian silver, 

cruise, tape, $7950 68^ 9831 

CADILLAC 1988 All power, air 

conditioning, runs fine Many new 

parts. $200 459-4330 

COUPE DE VILLE 1973 , 27,000 

actual miles, excellent condition 

Must see to appreciate Must sell 

981-0118 

COUPE D EVIL LE. 1977 

D'Elegance, many extras, fine 

condition, priced to sell 781-4963 

COUPE DEVILLE 1977, loaded, 

triple Saffron, low mileage, $7,850 

383 3251 

COUPE DEVILLE 1977. fully 

equipped, excellent condition. 

$7,900 6464069 

COUPLE DE VILLE, 1977, loaded, 

low mileage, $7900 553-4355 

SEDAN DeVille, 1973, excellent 

condition, new paint, loaded with 

extras $2000 After 7 PM 3441284 

SEDAN DEVILLE 1977, only 10.500 

miles, loaded with most options, 

including theft. $8,095 4*7-5*0 

SEDAN DE VILLE 1977, tan 

exterior, tan leather Interior, wire 

wheels, many options, $7800 647-1430 

SEDAN," 1975, triple white 25,000 

miles. $5000 After 4pm 3442308 

1972 NOVA 

Automatic, power steering, beige 

metallic, low mileage 

$1555 

1977 CAPRICE 4 DOOR 

Air conditioning, AM-FM stereo, 

cruise tilt, 2 tone paint 

$5111 

1974 VEGA WAGON 

Automatic, extra sharp! 

$1577 

1977 NOVA 

Automatic, power steering, burgundy 

metallic 

$3299 

YOU'LL WIN 

IN I D E LONG BUN 

860 Chevrolet 

CAMARO LT. 1975. perfect condi 

tion, new tires, stereo tape deck. 

air, extras, best offer 

PM 

Call after 5 

352-9128 

CAMAROS 

7 TO CHOOSE FROM 

Z28S INCLUDED 

All Low mileage 4 Priced to Sell 

TENNYSON CHEV. 

32570 PLYMOUTH RD 

UVONIA 425-6500 

CAMARO Z28, 1974. V4 automatic, 

full power, factory air, tilt wheel, 

extra wide tires with deluxe wheel 

covers, like new inside * out, $29*. 

1 yr warranty AUTOLAND U.S.A . 

35545 Michigan Ave . Wayne 

7*3100 

CAMARO 1972, automatic transmission, 

power steering. V4. air. runs 

very well $1,100 45638T7 

CAMARO. 1972, V-8. automatic, 

power steering, power brakes, FM 

stereo, good condition $1700 522 

3963 455-4020 

1974 Monte Carlo landau Loaded 

except cruise A p w Excellent 

condition inside 4 out. driven by 

granny $2995 or best offer Call 

681 1891 

CAMARO, 1973, Moving. ir 

sacrifice Good tires, tilt wheel, FM 

radio, bucket seats, console, automatic. 

$1950 477 4888 

CAMARO. 1973, LT. red. black top, 

37,000 miles Power steering, 

brakes AM-FM. air $2700 After 6 

PM 6494991 

CAMARO~1973 Small" "T, automatic. 

power steering, power 

brakes, am-fm, orange with black 

vinyl top and interior $2,196 Art 

Moran Pontiac-GMC. Tel« legraph. 

North of 12 Mile 

353-9000 

CAMARO, 1974, auto, air, power 

steering/brakes, am fm, excellent 

condition. 40,000 miles, $2896 After 

7 pm 647-1157 

CAMARO 1974, power steering 

brakes, buckets, automatic. A! 

FM radio. Bronze, 32,000 miles, new 

tires, $2800 646-2413 or 6464320 

CAMARO, 1974 AM-FM. Landau 

vinyl roof, 350 engii\e, automatic, 

power, new tires, 43.000 miles 

$2,995 Bill Brown Ford. 35000 

Plymouth Rd 421 7000 

CAMARO, 1975, power steering/ 

brakes, air. rear defoggers, am fm, 

$3500 After 5 30pm 4274123 

CAMARO, 1976. v-8 . 305. air. $3,500 

KE 7-55*.or KE 44739 

CAMARO 1977, Type LT, low 

milage, loaded, Like N 

after 5 PM 

Call 

851-3530 

CAMARO. 1977 26.000 miles Sharp 

$4,295 North Bros 421 1376 

860 Chevrolet 

CAMARO - 1977*. LT. 350. 4 speed. 

air, stereo, Blac k. 8.000 miles 

warranty. $5400 

842-7*rf 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1977 4 door 

Custom 350 V8, 'over $2000 in 

options. $5200 Phonp M14710 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1973, Convertible, 

power steering, brakes, windows, 

air. AM-FM »tereo with tape, 

Gold with White top, White interior 

Needs work on engine and 

transmission $1800 Call 397-0714 

CAPRICE Classic wagon 1977, 

popular options, cloth interior, 

rustproofed, excellent condition 

Must sell 474-5531 

CAPRICE CLASSIC. 1976 Power 

windows 4 seats, cruise, air 

Ix>aded North Bros. 421 1376 

CAPRICE. 1974. 2 door, loaded with 

extras, 2 tone, one owner. good 

condition $1495 861-0862 

CAPRICE 1977, air, am-fm. power 

steering, brakes, door locks, tritik 

opener, tilt wheel, cruise, 10.500 

miles 828-0486 

CAPRICE 1972 2 door, air, stereo, 

V8 engine, power steering, brakes, 

steel belted tires Excellent $1,296 

28147* 

CAPRICE. 1973 2 door hai 

automatic, power, air, vinyl r< 

40.000 miles $1,995 




CHEV CAMARO. 1977 Beautiful 

royal blue, automatic, stereo, 

automatic, low miles $4,496 RED 

HOLMAN PONTIAC 722-4444 

CHEVELLE 1970 Malibu, 88000 

miles, good running condition $300 

561-22* 

CHEVETTE, 1977, 4 speed, am fm 

radio, rear defogger, low mileage, 

excellent condition $3100 After 

6pm 4214838 

CHEVETTE" 1976, 21.000 miles. 

$2,195 4274750 

CHEVETTE, 1977, RallyT steel 

radial white letter tires Cloth 

seats, radio, 4 speed, $2700 261 2573 

CHEV CHEVETTE. 1978 2 door. 

8.000 miles Like new $3,296 




CHEV IMP ALA. 1973 2 door 

hardtop, automatic, power steering, 

radio, heater, white side walls 

$1395 Jack Demmer Ford 721 2600 

CHEV MALIBU. 1970 Coupe. 

White and black, beautiful condi 

tion, "must be seen" RED 

HOLMAN PONTIAC 7224444 

ON 

QUALITY 

USED CARS 

L O O K 

AT THESE 

SPRING BARGAINS 

1974 PONTIAC 

VENTURA HATCHBACK 

Automatic, power steering, air 

conditioning, vinyl top 

$2155 

1976 FORD CHATEAU 

VAN 

Air conditioning, AM-FM stereo, 

smoked glass $ 5 5 3 8 

1977 COUGAR 

Air conditioning. AM-FM stereo 

and tape, split power seats, 

power windows, intermittent 

wipes, silver mist $4949 

1976 CORDOBA 

Air conditioning. AM-FM stereo 

and tape, leather interior, special 

buy! $3868 

MOST CARS CARRY OUR LIMITED 

WARRANTY IN WRITING 

WITH 

lou IARTCHE 

CHEVROLET 

40875 Plymouth Rd., Plymouth 

1 Across from Burroughs) 

at 

HINES PARK 

1976 LEMANS SAFARI 

WAGON 

Air conditioning, AM-FM power 

windows, power seats, power 

locks, tilt, $ 3 6 9 5 

1976 CHEVY PICKUP 

Automatic, power steering, bo* 

cover, extra clean $ 3 5 4 5 

1973 SATELLITE 

Automatic, air conditioning, fantastic 

savings 

$999 

1974 GREMLIN 

Automatic, power steering, must 

sacrifice r- 

$1495 

P H O N E 

4 5 3 * 4 6 0 0 

ALL VEHICLES 

Safety Checked ^ Reconditioned 

f Road Tested by Qualified Technician 

THIS WEEK'S WINNERS 

1976 M O N A R C H 

4 D O O R 

6 cylinder, automatic, 

ower steering, power 

e akes, air conditioning. 

$3495 

1976 BUICK 

RIVIERIA 

Full power, air conditioning, 

stereo, silver, 

red landau top, 24,000 

miles, new spare. 

I4M8 

1977 C O M E T 

12 door, 6 cylinder, auto- 

Imatlc, power steering, 

8,000 miles, factory 

I warranty 

$3395 

1977 F O R D 

LTD LANDAU 

Air oondittonina. stereo, 

less than 3,000 miles. 

New car warranty 

$5395 

1975 

CHRYSLER 

C O R D O B A 

Air conditioning, stereo, 

power windows, 39,000 

miles, white with red 

landau top. 

1495 

1977 LTD II 

Air conditioning, stereo, 

silver with red landau 

top, undercoated, 

13,000 miles 

$4395 

860 Chevrolet 

CHEVtTTE 1977. 14 engine, 4 

speed, deluxe interior, rear window 

defogger. excellent condition, $3100 

531-7087 

CHEVETTE 1978, red, 4 speed, low 

mileage, beige interior 5624173 

CHEV MALIBU, 1975 Automatic, 

power steering, air, power brakes, 

vinyl roof, one owner, original 

21.000 miles, exceptional car 

$3,175 DUSSEAU LINCOLN MER 

CURY . 3 1625 GR AND RIVER 

474 3342 

CHEVROLET 1970. BelAire. 4 door, 

new tires, battery, brakes & 

exhaust system, $875 42S-2919 

CHEVROLET 1977, Caprice clasaic. 

2 door, V8, 2 lone buckskin, 16,000 

miles, $4900 firm 4254620 

CHEVY SUBURBAN 1977, silverado, 

454, air, tilt, trail package, 

poai traction, 14,500 milea, very 

clean Excellent condition. $6,100 

274-2573 

CHEVY WAGON. 1976 Air, luggage 

rack, 30,000 miles Only $3396 


CHEVY 1974, Suburban. 9 passen 

ger, loaded, trailer pack, dual air, 

AmFm 8 track. After 5 Pm 4254845 

EL CAM I NO 1969. V4. automatic, 

some rust. $700 3245709 

IF YOU ARE WORKING and can 

pay $73 97 monthly, you can own a 

1 976 Chevy Call Mr Frost 

4534600 Dealer 

IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE. 1976 2 

to choose from Low miles, 

automatic, power, air, vinyl roof 

Priced from $3,995 




IMPALA STATION Wagon 1977 

9.000 miles, 6 passenger, 305 v-8. 

air, plus 20 options, $5300 or Beat 

offer 646-1797 

IMPALA 1983 Very good condition, 

little rust Automatic. 409 engine. 4 

barrel, air Power steering, brakes, 

windows Interior excellent condi 

tion $900 or best offer 6460486 

IMPALA, 1970 Cuslom, power 

steering, brakes AM-FM stereo, 

air, $400 427 6715 

IMPALA 1971, V 8, automatic, 

steering, brakes, am-fm lx>oks 

good, runs good $600 474 7214 

IMPALA 1973, 2 door, V I, air, 

power steering 4 brakes, auto 

matic, 522 5177 

IMPALA. 1977, 2 door, power 

steering 4 brakes, air, steel belted 

tires, 5,000 miles, Execirtive car 

After 3 30 849-5113 

IMPALA 1977 wagorT Fuly 

ped. undercoated Excellent com 

tion $5,500 After 6 PM 484 1242 

IMPALA 1977 custom 9 passenger 

wagon, air, windows, door locks, 

cruise, rack, electric defroster, 

cloth interior, Ziebart, 2,000 actual 

miles, like brand new, $5400 476 3178 

IMPALA 1977, 4 door. V4, air, am 

fm, power windows 13,000 miles, 

excellent condit ion Garaged 

6434315 

MALIBU 1974, 6 cylinder, power 

steering, brakes, $2,000 Good 

condition Snow tires 455-3879 

MALIBU, 1976, 2 door, power 

steering/brake^, automatic, v-8. 

am-fm, radial tires, excellent 

condition $2950 478-4947 

MONTE CARLO 1977 Landau, air, 

am-fm, door locks, defogger, 10,500 

miles, $4,800 After 6 PM, 661 2979 

MONTE CARLO, 1977, Landau, 

power locks, windows, air, stereo, 

low mileage, one owner $4950 

478-3320 

MONTE CARLO, 1977. "white 

Landau console, 12.500 milea, air, 

$4900 After 5PM. 8444675 

MONTE CARLO. 1973. Landau, 

excellent Condition, power steering 

4brakes. air, AMFM radio. $1800 

459-1343 

MONTE CARLO 1973 Air condi 

tioning. power steering, brakes 

Am-Fm stereo, radials, fair condi 

tion, runs good, $1500 after 6 pm 

981-1039 

MONTE CARLO 1974, air, power 

steering, power brakes, stereo 

cassette, good condition $2195 

525-4163 

MONTE "CARLO I9767Toaded 

Power steering, brakes 4 windows, 

AM-FM 8 track $3800 4554055 

MONTE CARLO. 1976. landua. 

garaged car. triple black, air, 

stereo, all power options, plus cb 4 

Ziebart Showroom condition $4350 

855 2223 

MONTE CARLO 1977 Landau 

Electric sun roof, AM FM8 track 

Stereo Many extras, loaded $5,400 

or best offer 532 1133 

& 

860 Chevrolet 

MONTE CARLO 1974. Landau, 

buckets, console, power steering, 

brakea, am-fm. tilt, air, automatic, 

Ziebart, 33,000 iniles Sharp $2750 

One owner 626 9670 

MONT^f CARLOS' 

1975 THRU 1977 

6 TO CHOOSE FROM 

ALL PRICED TO SELL 

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MONTE CARLO 1976 Landau, red. 

air, power, defpgger. 10.000 milea 

Excellent condition Clean $4300 

6494245 

MONTE CARL" 

AM-FM-Stereo. 

cloth interior, 

;er. tilt wheel. 

) 1976 Stiver, air, 

vinyl top, black 

cruise, rear defog 

power everything. 

fcote, radial snows. CB Very 

condition $4,150 Call after 6 

'M 

644 2918 

MONTE CAR .0 1973. loaded. 

Excellent condi ion, no rust, 62.top 

478-2334 or After 6PM 261 206l 

MONZT TC~1976. automatic. VS. 

AM-FM stereo Before 4PM 838 

2921; After 5PM 53+2384 

MONZA. 1975. air conditioning, am 

fm stereo, automatic, powr steer 

ing. black vinyl top. 4 cylinder, 

Ideal for a 2nd or 3rd car $1960 or 

best offer 476-5117 

MONZA 1975 

One Owner 

27,000 miles 4 3 L V-l engine $2600 

643 4998 

MONZA 1975. 2 + 2, V8. 4 3 Itr. 

automatic, power steering 4 

brakes, radial tires, console shift, 

tilt steering wheel, rear defogger, 

new brakes 4 battery, 27,000 miles. 

AM-FM stereo, new speakers. 

$2500 Call before 2PM 425-0322 

MONZA 1977. 2 + 2. 4 cylinder 4 

speed, AmFm cassette, rear 

defroster, rust proofed, radials 

5354452 

MONZA 2 plus 2 1976, V4. 4 speed 

power steering, call Jim weekdays 

647 2025, and evenings, 477-9f03 

NOVAS. 1977 2 to chooae from 

Priced from $3795 All with low 

mileage and Extra sharp 




NOVA 1971 V-8. power steering 

brakes, automatic, radials, tinted 

glass, stereo Good condition $750 

459-8043 

NOVA 1972, 2 door sedan 6 

cylinder, automatic, power steer 

ing $1,100 4534291 

NOVA 1973 Custom Hatchback 

Orange, vinyl top, 350 V8, auto, air, 

power steering brakes, bucket 

seats, comfortilt. rally wheels. S-B 

radials 47,000 miles $1800 652 1762 

NOVA, 1974, 6 stick. 38,000 miles 

new tires, $1800 455-2090 

NOVA 1971 AMiFM 8 track stereo, 

power steering, 'automatic defogger, 

new transmission, excellent 

running condition Some rust 

Asking $650 4224446 

NOVA, 1975, small 8. autoamtic. 

low, low miles. $2388 Village AMC 

Jeep 646-3900 

NOVA 1975, 2 door, light blue, 

radio, snow tires, and wheel 

included, $2300 After 6 pm, 8SM673 

NOVA - 1977 air, 6,000 miles, power 

windows, doors, steering, hrakes. 

AM-FM. rear defogger speaker, 

$4400 354 4230 

STATION WAGON 1977 lmpala air, 

stereo, plus extras, family car, 

excellent condition, low miles, 

$4700 522 1678 

TOWNSMAN WAGON 1971, $500 or 

beat offer 644 3968 

VEGA GT 1974. air. $700, 846-2236 

VEGA GT, 1975, 2 door hatchback, 

20.000 miles, $1200 8444922 

VEGA 1971 i~973 engine," air, 

radials, 4 speed Radio, good 

transportation $400 Livonia 

477 2298 

VEGA 1972, good transportation, 

$275 474 5003 

VEGA 1972. needs minor repair 

Make offer 255-7650 

VEGA, 1974, GT. power steering, 

brakes, automatic, good condition, 

rear defogger $900 4644663 

VEGA 1974, low mileage new tires, 

new parts, runs excellent $595 

3261718 

VEGA, 1975, 26,000 miles good 

condition 3 speed standard, radio 

Call after 6 pm, 478-9744 

1975 MONZA 

One owner 4 3 1- V-8 engine 27.000 

actual miles $2600 

6434765 

o o o o o o o o o o 

1977 VAN 

CLOSEOUT 

UNBELIEVABLE 

SAVINGS IF YOU 

BUY NOW!! 

and receive absolutely free 

$300 

Buy one stock van 

worth of retail cus- 

tom accessories 

E x a m p l e : Sunroof, roof vents, portholes, 

bay windows, custom seats, Offer valid at 

time of purchase only. Offer expires 

March 31, 1978. 

Buy any new '77 

FLORIDA SPECIAL: van in stock & 

receive absolutely 

free accommodations for 2 for 4 days & 3 nights at 

Pirate's Cove Resort in Daytona Beach, Florida. 

' Drive a little, Save a lot" 

CRESTW00D 

DODGE 

32850 F O R D RD.. - _ n n 

G A R D E N CITY 4 ^ l - O / U U 

862 Chrysler 

. B I R M I N G H A M 

CMRYSLER-PIYMOUTH 

, SERVING YOU 

In the finest of traditions 

^1 00 W Maple Rd 

Troy Motor A/tall 

I 643-7000 

CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1976 

12,00(1 miles, full power, leather 

trim, special wheels Like new 

$4.i 

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UVONIA 425-6500 

CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1975 Air 

ster® excellent condition $3396 


CHRYSLER - Newport. 1973. Cus 

tom. tapedeck with speakers, 4 door 

whit| vinyl top clean, $880 464 3544 

CHRYSLER, 1966. low mileage 

tranlportation special $100 455 1069 

1 9 7 5 C O R D O B A 

Black, V8. automatic, power steer 

ing, jpower brakes, am-fm stereo. 

control, digital clock low 

milei Stock #10261 Only $3,396 

'AMERON 

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 

29301' Gd River 476 7900 

g< 

selection, low miles, from $3195 

Feijter. 37401 Ford Road at 

New burgh, 721-2400.after6call 

721 2408 

CO| X)BA, 1976. Burgundy pnnt 

velojjr interior Air, stereo, etc 

Excellent condition 13700 981-1866 

NEWPORT 1975. 2 door power 

steenng 4 brakes air excellent 

421 7987 

NEVI YORKER 1975 4-door. loaded 

excellent condition, low mileage 

best! offer over $2,700 because 

tracfing it in After 5 PM 346 1449 

NE* YORKER 1976 Brougham 4 

door-i loaded 26.000 miles $5,000 

Excellent shape 884 6000 

VOLARE 1976 Premier wagon 

PoWir steering, brakes, air, AM 

FM Stereo. 9 other options Best 

reasonable offer 422 3076 

Dodge 

CHjRGER S E 1977 Stereo, 

leaner, buckets, SHARP $4,395 

Fepter, 37401 Ford Road at 

Nefburgh,72 1 2400, after 6 call 

721 2408 

CHARGER SE. 1973 V8. automatic 

poviker steering, very clear $1,595 

SCXJTHFIELD DODGE 354-6600 

CHARGER 1977. SE. air. power 

steering, brakes, windows, cruise, 

stereo tape defogger etc $4,195 

474 9032 

CHARGER 1971, V8 automatic 

viipfrl roof, power steering, brakes 

new paint. $1495 Village AMC Jeep 

646-3900 

CORONET, 1971, 4 door air. vinyl 

top steel belted radials. like new 

Call now $1195 477 5157 

DART, 1974 new transmission 

cafburetor Best offer Ask for |jn 

453-4136 

ECONOMY SPECIAL 

1^5 DART 2 door hardtop Stick 

"(£' Michelin radial tires Low 

mftes, excellent condition Monday 

M'Tning Special $1,695 Art Moran 

P• . 353-9000 

DODGE KT 1977 Coupe Wa.k 

buckest, air, stereo, automatic low 

miles $4,495 RED HOLMAN 

PONTIAC 7224444 

POLARA 1971 4 door good trans 

portation. $500 or best offer 476 3827 

866 Ford 

A 

N e w Credit 

Start! 

18 YR. OLDS 

BANKRUPTCIES 

CREDIT PREVIOUSLY 

SLOW 

| LOT OF VANS, 

TRUCKS, AND 

LUXURY CARS 

C A L L 

421-3242 

ELITE. 1974 $1 300 or best offer 

464 3715 

ILITE, 1975 Cuslom interior. 

|iany more extras, this weeks 

' cial. only $3,185 Slock 8B4867 

ivis Ford 

telegraph at 12 Mile 354-3100 

|LITE 1975, excellent condition 

mileage, vinyl roof, air power 

jeering, brakes, am fm radio, rear 

froster, after 6 PM 64^2852 

uITE, 1976 Automatic, air condi 

ling, power equipped, radio, 

ater Today's best buy $2 996 

Demmer Ford 721 2600 

5LITE 1976 12000 miles air 

indllioning. stereo Defrost 

eluxe interior, showrocm condi 

tion. loaded $4,090 292-0543 

6LITE, 1976 2 door, automatic, 

power equipped, air. stereo radio 

One owner $2,995 Jack Demmer 

721 2800 

PALCGN, 1965, 4 door Mercury, 

1965 Monterey, 4 door Best offer 

459-5327 

I! 

>RD CHATEAU WAGON, 1978, 

new $5,690 Action OI

Cloz/ified Automotive 

866 Ford 

MUSTANG II 1974 fwltwck. A l 

condition, low milfagr powrr 

steering;brakes, automatic, am Im 

stereo m«ny extras. This car is a 

beauty »2WS 422-91« 

MUSTANG II, 1974 power steering 

power brakes automatic. AM FM 

stereo some rust 11500 or best 

offer 

SJJ-J4S9 

MUSTANG II 1976 Radio, heater, 

white side walls One owner New 

car trade $2,495 Jack Demmer 

Ford 721 MOO 

MUSTANG 1977 fi 000 actual miles, 

power steering brakes, custom inte 

rior. automatic AM FM stereo 

Must sell $4,200 or best offer Call 

after 7PM Ask for Fred 477 9672 

MUSTANG 1977. 2 4 2. V«, loaded, 

clean 4900 miles $4750 After 7F'M 

464-5687 

MUSTANG 1971 "^ne owner 302 Vg. 

low mileage, power steenng. 

brakes good condition, $1,300 or 

best offer 64* 2350 

MUSTANG 1973 351 Grande power 

steenng. brakes $1995 Mint condi 

Hon 661-5423 

MUSTANG 1977 Air. 4 speed. AM 

FM rear defroster undercoated 

Black white interior 55X9412 

MUSTANG 1976, gold excellent 

condition, loaded $3,950 649-3626 

MUSTANG 1971 automatic, power 

steering brakes air V-8. low 

mileage $1000 64 2 7222 

PAT M ILLIKEN 

SELLS FOR LESS 

100 USKD CARS 4 

TRUCKS AVAII.ABI.K 

PAT MILLIKEN 

FORD 

HOME OF THE SMILING 

IRISHMAN 


Betwn Plymouth 4 W Chicago 

255-5840 

MUSTANG 1978, power steering, 

brakes, automatic AM FM 8 track 

V 6 New Car $4 95 0 477 3806 

MUSTANG 1974 hatchback V 6. 4 

•speed stick power steering power 

brakes AM FM 8 track dean, 

$1495 After 5 30 52^6317 

lent condition 

4 cyl 

Best u of offer fi 4&>0865 

MUSTANG. 1974 automatic, air 

stereo $2000 After 5 PM 478 3866 

MUSTANG 1972 Hatchback 

matic 351 power steering 

offer Call after 6 

auto 

Make 

453-8525 

PINTO WAGON 1976 Urn mile 

age Extra sharp $2 595 

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PINTO WAGON 1974 automatic, 

lavage rack excellent condition 

TYMF SALF.S 

455 5566 

PINTO. 1971 new tune up. new 

battery, brakes and radiator, runs 

well $350 626- 2714 

04 E 

866 Ford 

MUSTANG. 1977. 2 + 2. 4 cylinder, 

automatic, rustproofed AM-FM 8 

track stereo, dark blue, saddle 

interior 8000 miles, Must Sell $3700 

firm Call after 5 PM 661-8837 

PINTO, 1972 Radials. air. private 

owner $580 682 7452 

PINTO, 1972 wagon. AM FM 

stereo tape, automatic, excellent 

condition New paint, tires, brakes 

$900 522-3157 

PINTO, 1972 2 door Bucket seata 

Runs $125 354 3418 , 644-8920 

PINTO, 1973 Squire wagon, AM 

FM air 4 speed $650 or offer 

9811457 

PINTO. 1974 Sportabout, 4 speed, 

radial tires, FM stereo tape deck, 

excellent shape $1395 After 5 

522 7960 

PINTO, 1974 Squire Wagon Auto 

matic, radio heater, good transpor 

tation $895 J ack Demmer Ford 

721 2600 

PINTO 1 974 4 speed, good 

condition, new tires great mileage 

$850 After 6 pm 1 397 3176 

PINTO 1975, Runabout, 2 tone 

paint, rally wheels, snow tires, 

348 2638 

PINTO. 1975, runs good, body 

excellent, must sell $1,000 4» 2864 

PINTO 1975, 2 door "hatchback, 

new tires, spoke wheel covers, low 

mileage $1650 2554122 

PINTO, 1976, MPG. automatic, am 

radio, new tires, rustproofed. $2100 

422 2438 or 422 3490 

PINTO 1976 Runabout, automatic. 

AM . new tires 2 3 engine, low 

miles, rust proofed $2 400 422 1536 

PINTO 1976 Runabout 4 speed. AM 

radm. new tires, sport wheels. 

30,000 miles, $1 900 or best offer 

9614)517 

PINTO 19767 Special Edition, 

automatic, excellent condition. 

$1995 858 7434 

PINTO. 1977. 3 doorT" FM 8 track 

stereo, automatic, power steering 

and brakes Excellent condition 

$3000 721-4162 

RANCHERO 1966. excellent 

mechanical condition, great gas 

mileage, air shocks, very depend 

able, no body rusl Won't last long 

534-6875, if no answer 464 2845 

REPOSSESSED, MUST SELL 

Fiat 1976 Ford Thunderbird 1974 

Ford Thunderbird 1973 Buick 

Electra 1972 

National Bank of Rochester 

Ask for Cheryl 651 5626 

T BIRD 1972, full power, stereo, 

well maintained and vrn good 

condition, $1200 425 1297 

T BIRD 1974, Blue with Blue vinyl 

top. and leather seats, loaded with 

extras, new brakes, and Michelins, 

$3000 648 2413 or 646-0320 

THUNDERBIRD 1978 1 600 miles 

show room new, loaded with extras, 

mast sell 398 8570 

VANS & TRUCKS 

30 IN STOCK 

ALL MAKES 

& MODELS 

FROM $1500 

1972 C H A L L E N G E R 

V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes sharp, red 

1975 M O N A C O 

2 door V-8, automatic 32,000 miles 

1974 G R E M L I N 

6 cylinder automatic, power steering 

1977 G R A N D PRIX 

Extra sharp, black car, 16,000 miles 

1976 A S P E N SE 

2 door triple red ONLY 

$1795 

$ 2 3 9 5 

$1395 

$ 4 6 9 5 

$ 3 0 8 8 

866 Ford 

THUNDERBIRD 1974, tan, air. 

leather, stereo. 45.000 miles, 

immaculate Must sell this week 

$2995 477-8291 

THUNDERBIRD. 1977 Vinyl roof 

power, air, stereo, power door 

locks Like new $5,295 




THUNDERBIRD, 1976 Anniver 

sary gold package, moon roof All 

the extras North Bros 421 1376 

TORINO 1971, 2 door, power 

steering, brakes, little not, snow 

tires included. 55.000 miles Good 

condition $600 4 2 2 1 44 7 477 5555 

PINTO, 1973, Wagon, automatic, 

new brakes, shocks $1095 Call 

after 6 PM 

353-8215 TORINO. 1973. Station Wagon, new 

PINTO, 1973, 2 door hatchback, 

automatic, 22,000 actual miles only 

$1295 Private owner 459^3838 

alternator, regulator, water pump 

radiator ana belt 

£ nition wiring, 

me rust $1150 After 5 PM 

477 8513 

TORINO 1974 Squire wagon, 8 

passenger, power steering, brakes, 

air, am-fm tape, excellent condi 

Hon $1995 459 5989 

TORINO 1976. 12 000 miles. AmFm 

stereo, rust proofed, excellent 

condition, $3,400 or best offer 

537 0761 

870 s & Other 

heel Drive 

BLAZER K 5, 1977 Cheyenne 

Automatic, 4 wheel drive, stereo, 

low mileage Extra sharp $6,995 

Jack Demmer Ford 721 2600 

BLAZER 1975, Cheyenne auto 

malic, 350 4 barrel, 4 wheel drive, 

air, 6'-/ ft Meyers plow, flotation 

tires, chrome wheels $5,500 835-0600 

BRONCO, 1978. 351 2V engine 

automatic power steering 4 

brakes, am radio, rear seat, 5,000 

miles $7,995 Bill Brown Ford, 

35000 Plymouth Rd 4217000 

CHEROKEE CHIEF. 1977, loaded 

excellent condition, $7000 Call 

Birmingham 85 1 5965 

CHEROKEE 1974 V8 automatic. 

wer steering, brakes radial tires, 

(Tk ike new. Only $3495 Village AMC 

Jeep 646 3900 

CHEVY Suburban, 1975 Silverado, 

400 V-8. 4 X 4. 39 000 miles 

Automatic, cruise, new tires, 

custom inside 4 out, swivel bucket 

seats, AM-FM stereo, CB. air. 

custom paint by "Marks Many 

extra goodies To settle estate 

851 7649 

870 Jeeps & Other 

4 Wheel Drive 

CHEVY 1976. 4 wheel drive, step 

side, 350. 4 barrel Automatic, 

iwer steering, power brakes. AM 

PM Rally wheels, on-off road tirea. 

chrome bumpers, bucket seats 

Comes with custom camper lop 

Must see Excellent condition Lady 

driven $5475 or best offer M2-I350 

CJ5 Rebuilt engine, with Meyers 

electric snow plow, $2000 Call after 

5PM 352 3412 

CHEV K 5 4wd. 1977 Blazer 

Snowplow, black, has air. auto 

matic, stereo, CB radio $6,995 

RED HOLMAN PONTIAC 722 4444 

FORD F 250. 1976 4 wheel drive 

Black with 8 ft camper, 30,000 

miles North Bros 421 1376 

JEEP CJ 1976, hardtop with 

doors/soft top, locking hut* stick 

258 6 cylinder, rustproofed, heavy 

duty suspension, rear seat, full 

carpeting, AM radio, mud snow 

tires, roll bar, padded dash, dark 

brown metallic $4500 357 3667 

649-0832 

JEEP. 1972 

plow, extras 

CJ5 l/tw mile.it 

538-40 

JEEP 1974 CJ 5. $2700 or best offer 

3630812 

JEEP 1976-CJ5 12.000 miles, radio. 

Meyers plow package Excellent 

condition Best offer 661-4722 

MAIL JEEP 1969 New tires, low 

mileage Good transportation $475 

937 1766 

872 Lincoln 

CAPRI. 1972 very good condition, 

new brakes, brand id r new starter, new 

AM FM stereo $1300 427 9162 

CO NT IN ENTAI. 1971, 2 door. 

lowmileage. full power, excellent 

condition $1395 422 1673 

CONTINENTAL. 1978 . 3700 miles. 6 

months old mint condition 4 door 

reasonable priced 522 9587 

LINCOLN, 1978, 4 Door Town Car, 

by Ford Engineer loaded, must 

sell $10,800 8513927 

LINCOLN 1975 Coupe 28.000 miles 

Excellent condition Fully equip 

ped By owner 474 1210 

CONTINENTAL 1976. 2 door, 

excellent condition Low miles 

Loaded $6600 459-3748 

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, 1973 4 

door, dark blue, "loaded' law 

miles $2,495 RED HOLMAN 

PONTIAC 722 4444 

872 Lincoln 

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, 1978 

Town Sedan Automatic, air condi 

tioning power equipment One 

owner A must see car $6 996 Jack 

Demmer Ford 721 2600 

MARK IV, 1972, excellent condition, 

regular gas. all options. $2650 Call 

Mon - Fri , 9-5 35W184 

MARK IV 1976, loaded, excellent 

condition, best offer, 8 J0am-5pm 

335-9441 

MARK IV, 1976 Nice clean car and 

only $7,185 Avis Ford 

Telegraph al 12 Mile 354-3100 

MARK IV, 1976 Moonroof. special 

paint, leather trim Hurry on this 

one North Bros, 421 1376 

MARK IV, 1976 Fully loaded decor 

group diamond starfire, coach 

roof, exceptional car 21,000 miles 

That certain one DUSSEAU 

LINCOLN MERCURY, 31625 

GRAND RIVER 474 3342 

CONTINENTAL 1977, 2 door 

excellent condition, full power, 

vinyl top, cruise control, etc . 

$8 100 522 ©45 

MARK V 1977 Dark Blue, leather 

interior Fully loaded 17,000 miles 

$8 900 375-0508 

TOWN CAR, 1975, loaded, sun roof, 

leather interior, $5000 626^2329 

874 Mercury 

ARROW GT 1977, silver. 2,000 cc. 

low mileage, excellent condition. 

$3250 474 1862 

BOBCAT 1976 wagon, sharp, deluxe 

interior, exterior, low miles. 4 


ing, tinted glass, 20 24 mpg. 353-1836 

CAPRI 1972, Rally package, low 

miles, excellent gas mileage, 

Florida car $650 Ty me Sales 

455-5566 

CAPRI 1974 35,000 miles 6 

cylinder. 4 stick Sun-roof, rus 

tproofed, sharp Call after 6 pm 

5914421 

COLONY PARK 1972, Station 

Wagon, air, power steering, power 

brakes, good condition. $1,200 

453-8710 

COLONY PAKK 1972 wagon, air, 

full power $1,050 591 rakes, air conditioning. AM radio, 6,000 actual miles 

$3699 

1977 DODGE MONACO 

32 door hard-top, V8, automatic, power steering and 

j!brakes, air conditioning, AM FM $3999 

1977 THUNDERBIRD 

^Landau package, V8, automatic, double power, air conditioning, 

power windows, 60/40 seal. AM FM stereo 

j; Triple silver $9999 

1974 DODGE DART SPORT 

2 door hardtop, 318, automatic, double power vinyl top 

and sunroof $1399 

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CRESTWOOD 

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SPRING 

SUPER SALE 

500 

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SAVE UP TO 

$1500 

ON REMAINING 7 7 ' s 

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WHY DON'T YOU 7 

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$3958 

PRICES START AT 

ON-THE-SPOT DELIVERY SEVERAL TO CHOOSE F R O M 

1978 FORD LTD 

$4749 • 

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brake*, automatic, radio, 

fc A. • ,f, A 

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1978 FAIRMONT 

OftOCR YOURS TOOAY1 

$3589 

2 door, full factory equipment 

ORDER YOURS TODAY! 

FOR 11 CONSECUTIVE YEARS. r GRAND RIVER TURNER FORD 

11447 

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2600 W. MAPLE • In the Somerset Area • 643-7500 J 

month

ieC*(R,W.G-14C) Thursday, March 23, 1978 

876 OkJsmobUo 

CUTLASS Salon 1177 Cherry Red. 

white Cabriolet lop Console, bucket 

seats Door, window locks, electric 

trunk, air shocks Low miles IS.450 

Days 554 «II5, Evei Ml-SMS 

CUTLASS SUPREME. If7l. air. 

power steering brakes, automatic, 

good condition. 11250 Ml-MM 

CUTLASS. 1977. Supreme. 2 door, 

air am fm stereo, power steering/ 

brakes V 8 automatic,cruise, excel 

lent M500 S5J 90M 

DELTA 1971. power steering, 

brakes, windows air. 350. steel 

belted tir t Excellent Condition 

II150 Call after J JOf'M 45M73J 

DELTA. 1976. Crown Royale 2 door 

hardtop, special edition excellent 

condition low miles, fully loaded 

137 50 Negotiable AfterSpm 

47^7412 

DELTA tt-1973 4 door very clean, 

low miles, extra wheels, very 

cheap 427 7055 

NINETY EIGHT 1975 . 4 door, 

loaded air. cruise AM FM. 22.000 

miles Besl offer 39* 2588 

OLDS DELTA 88 

11195 

1973 . 2 door 

644- 2399 

OLDSMOB1LE 1968 Delta 88 As is, 

1125 559-0274 

876 Oldsmobile 

DELTA ROYALE 

eiecutlve car, $5300 

1977, GM 

64*2170 

DELTA ROYAL 1977 Coupe. 7300 

miles, fully equipped including 

rustproofing 15600 Days 575-2319; 

Nights MI7 18W 

OLDSMOBILE. [972. 4 door, all 

power, air conditioning, snow tires, 

rear defroster. $895 425 9*43 

OLDS VISTA CRUISER. 1976 

Station wagon Air conditioning. 

$3,790 ACTION OLDS MI490D 

OLDSMOBILE, 1961, 2 door hard 

top. mint condition, only 29.000 

original I mi' miles.power steering/ 

brakes. $1600 

981-0011 

OLDS 68. 1971, hardtop, air, 88,000 

miles. $495 288-1173 

OLDS 88.1976, Royale. 2 door. air. 

AMFM stereo, Landau rod. low 

mileage, excellent condition, $3796 

45*3699 

OLDS 88, 1976 4 door, loaded, air. 

$2,990 Action Olds 261 6900 

OLDS 98-1970 Luxury sedan, full 

power, air, excellent transports 

tion Must sell $650 or best offer 

477*658 

OLDS 98, 1974 4 door Loaded 

$2,290 ACTION OLDS Ml*900 

*45 M.P.G. HWYV* PISTON 

35 M.P.G. CITY ENGINE 

Ef'A Estimates HV/rfi "> Speed Transmission Vour Mileage May Vary 

-BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE— 

AT 

LIVONIA VW-MAZDA 

34501 Plymouth Rd., Livonia 

(B«tw—n Wayn« & Farmington Rd.) 

876 Oldsmobile 

OLDS 1966 

Evenings, 

Runs good $300 

455-3265 

OLDS, 1973, Vista Cruiser, station 

wagon, air. after 6 47*1876 

STARFIRE 1977, fully loaded, 

cassette deck, undercoated $4,600 

522 3234 

•77 OLDS 98 L S." 

DEMONSTRATOR 

V8, air conditioning, cruise ccntrol, 

am-fm stereo, digital clock, 6 way 

(60/401 power seats, tinted glass, 

power door locks, rear window 

defrost, power trunk release, 

custom sport wheels, steel belted 

radials Stock #485-A $6683 

GLASSMAN OLDS 

Telegraph, S of 12 Mile 

354 3300 

878 Plymouth 

DUSTER, 1972, am-fm, new brakes, 

new radial tires, good on gas, 

extras, excellent condition After 

6pm 355-4735 

DUSTER, 1974, 6 cylinder 3 si 

42,000 miles, good gas AMFM 

Good condition 455*187 

FURY III 1972 4 door. air. power 

steering brakes windows $aoo Call 

after 6PM 464 6348 

FURY III, 1973 4 door hardtop 360, 

air, power steering & brakes Good 

condition New tires, exhaust 

$1,095 661 2734 

FURY 1970 4 door, power steering 

brakes automatic Good transpor 

tation $250 After 4 47*9424 

FURY 1970, 4 door sedan. A I 

mechanical, good tires 45*9793 

HOT ROD. 1966, Plymouth, needs 

engine $100 32* 5748 

PLYMOUTH DUSTER, 1974 6 


ing, 37,000 miles only $2,288 

SOUTHFIELD DODGE 354-6600 

1975 PLYMOUTH 

ROAD RUNNER 

Automatic, power, air condi- 

tioning, am-fm stereo, vinyl 

top, lovf miles Showroom 

new $2,595 

Need a good looking economical 

car for your Son - 

Daughter—Wife—Yourself ?? 

Drive a New "78 

Monza 2-1-2 Liftback 

FOR ONLY $3117. 00 

HERE'S HOW !! 

PAT MILLIKEN 

FORD 

"HOME OF THE SMILING 

IRISHMAN" 


Betwn Plymouth 4 W Chicago 

255-5840 

Immediate 

Delivery 

New 1978 MONZA 2 Plus 2 - Sport Mirrors. A speed, am radio, 151 C.U.L.4 

engine, Whitewalls 

26 payments of 

$119.' 

50 Pe f month 

including 

Tax, title & plates 

Sale price $3614.00 

Guaranteed Future 

Value $1350.00 

Cash down 

or trade 

$361.00 

ONLY 10% DOWN Total obligation $3117.40 

HERE'S 

THE 

3 

STORY 

All Auto Vest payments quoted are based on 26 

equal payments. At the completion of your agree- 

ment 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 Auto Vest 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 26 payments and return 

it in reasonable condition. Plates & title included. 

Auto Vest Lease/Purchase Plan. 

lou IARICHE 

CHEVROLET 

40875 Plymouth Rd. Plymouth 453-4600 

O * ) "7 NEW DATSUNS 

I ALL MODELS 

AVAILABLE FOR 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 

DURING OUR WEEK-LONG 

SALE! 

OA E 

ALSO URGE SELECTION OF 

NEW CAR TRADE-INS* 

2 ° n 

878 Plymouth 

ARROJV, 1976 I 600CC 4 speed 

Rustproofed 20,000 miles $2,500 

45*8962 

DUST R 1970 6 cylinder, auto 

matic. powi iwer steerins, radio, 48,0M 

miles

Thursday. March 23, 1978 

312 Livonia 

ASSUME 

The low interest mortgage on 

this 3 bedroom brick ranch in 

prim® Livonio location Relax 

and enjoy the brand new spa- 

ciou* kitchen, en|Oy the luxury 

of 1 Vi bath* and a full fin- 

ished basement $44,500 

I Century 21 

UAftTC/-V>r\ C Oil A O/ 

HARTFORD S 261-4200 

BEAUTIFUL 

Describes this well landscaped 4 

bedroom brick quad Full bath off 

muter bedroom large modern 

kitchen with built Ins. carpet 

throughout family room, large 2 

car garage Mult see' $51 900 

CENTURY 21 

TODAY 538-2000 

Country Setting 

Young Marrieds let the chil- 

dren run and play on thu 300 

ft counfryvze lot Completely 

redecorated I Vi story home 

has fireplace in living room, 3 

large bedrooms, brand new 

gas furnoce and 2 car garage 

A»k.ng $33,900 

Century 21 

HARTFORD S 261 4200 

OWNER J bedroom. I'-i bath brick 

Colonial Attached 2 car garage, 

insulated k heated with opener 

Family room with fireplace, coun 

try kitchen, dishwasher, central 

air patio with gai bar-be que 6 fl 

cedar privacy fence, beautiful 

landscaping $54,900 477 1148 

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Auto f ca' Cinq 

Autos w i-'te i 

312 Livonia 

822 Trucks lor Sale 

823 Vans 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes 

806 Boats & Motors 

80/ Boat Parts & Service 

808 Vehicle & Boat 

Storage 

810 insu-ance Motor 

8'? Motorcycles 

Go Karts 

Mirn Bikes 

8'3 Motorcycles Parts 

a service 

8'4 Camber* & Motorho - »t 

EMPLOYMENT 

INSTRUCTION 

5'8 Education instruction 


5'0 Help Wanted Couples 

502 Help Wanted Dental 

medical 

50? Help Wanted 

Pan Time 


Domestic 

504 Help Warned 

OHice Ciencai 

506 Help Wanted Saies 

520 Secreanai Business 

Services 

f U' Situations Wanted 

Female 

514 Situations Wanted 

Male 

'>16 Situations Wanted 

Male & female 

5?? professional services 

MERCHANDISE 

FOR SALE 

70? Antiques 


700 Auction Sales 

7t2 Bicycles 'or Sale 

We ese've trip "grit to classify revise or refect any want ad Want Is may be placed until 4 p m Tuesday for 

•he ' hu'Siiay edition and 4 p m Friday tor the Monday edition No ca iceiiations accepted afte' noon Tuesday for 

'hu's.tay editions or noon Friday lor Monday editions No canceiiat IS before first insertion No cancellations oil 

ELEGANCE in Livonia's finest 

area, large premium cut de sac 

location, double wing colonial, 4 

bedrooms. 2^ baths, attached 2^ 

car garage JO ft family room, 1st 

floor laundry, central air, completely 

finished basement, wood 

patio, custom drapes, carpeting 

fully' landscpaed. underground 

sprinklers, ready to move In, 

$fe.M0 • AM 5 PM. call 533 1201, 

after 6 PM. 477 187* 

JUST REDUCED 

Lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch, carpeting 

throughout, full finished 

basement, central air Now asking 

142.900 

GRAMCO 

525-7400 

312 Uvonia 

BRAND NEW LIFTING 

Charming three bedroom 

brick colonial in choice 

location Family room with 

fireplace Formal dining 

room Covered terrace pro 

fices a view of wooded park 

area Extra Insulation for 

the energy wise buyer 

•82.500 Make an appoint 

ment today Call 281 5080 

Thompson- 

Brown 

BY OWNER J bedroom ranch. 2W 

baths, large basement, large lot 

14100 Richfield $69,000 Open 

Saturday 1-4 

LARGE custom built brick ranch 

on half acre lot, $79,000 For 

appointment. caj» 422 8946 

Real Estate One presents homes from $50,000 

4U* 

FARMINGTON 

Scenic hilltop view" walk to everything 3-4 bedroom executive ranch with 

partially exposed lower level. 2 fireplaces, dining room Designed for enter- 

taining Sundeck over garage Only $67,900 Call 261-0700 (51395) 

LIVONIA 

Family luxury, discriminating buyers the extras you require in a distinctive 3 

bedroom colonial Walking distance to schools and shopping Easy access 

to expressways $67,500 Call 455-7000 

ARCADIA 

Live year round m this 75 year old remodeled farm house on 9 acres, with 

hills, trees, your own pond, corral, barn, garage, all this 100 ft. from and 

facing Lake Michigan, with public easement, hunting, fishing, skiing 59 

miles S of Traverse City, 20 miles N of Manistee All this for $69,950 Call 

477-1111 (51054) 

it 

312 Livonia 

CLASSIFICATION INDEX 

713 Bicyc'e Repair 

714 Busmess & Ol'ice 

Equipment 

716 Commercial & 

Industrial Equipment 

? 18 Building Material 

7?4 Camera Supplies 

729 CB Radios 

703 Crafts 

720 farm Produce 

721 Flowers & Plants 

722 Hobbies Coins ft 

Stamps 

/44 Horses L vesliX> ft 

Equipment 


Oamanci County 


Wiyne County 

738 Household Pets 

716 Lawn Carrier «, form 

Equipment 

710 M'SL' tor Sale 

OaMand County 

IRTON HOLLOW 

In a prime areo of Livonio, 3 

large bedrooms with privacy 

bath off master bedroom, out- 

standing kitchen with built- 

ins, full finished basement 

with h° r ' 2 car attached 

garage This house is carpeted 

throughout and sits on an 

extra large treed lot $62,900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32396 Fiv< Mile 

421 5880 

7ii Misc "or Sate 

Wayne County 

726 MuS'C-a 1 instruments 

740 Pet Service 

704 Rummage Sales 

730 Sporting Goods 

"28 'V Stereo Hi Fi H 

rape DeOs 

734 Trade or Se' 

736 Warned to Buy 

732 Wearing Apparel 

NOTICES & SERVICES 

604 Announcements ft 

Notii.es 

6/6 b''iyo 

610 Cards ril 'hanks 

618 Child ta'c 

628 

6i.> i- me"mridf 

622 Income fa« & 

lr Sural'te 

606 Legal Notice'.. 

312 Livonia 

LIVONIA $34,900 

18819 DEERING, 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, tiled basement. car 

garage, cyclone fence, excellent 

condition 

Stano, Realtor 478 3320 

NEW LISTING 

Extra sharp 1 bedroom ranch Ideal 

for the newiyweds or retirfle C«r 

peting, 2 car garage, lot Size 80x140 

Hurry on this one' Full price 

$28,900 

Norwood 

No I, Inc. 464-2800 

BY OWNER 5 Mile Merrlma^ 3 

bedroom brick ranch, lî baths, 22 

family room, fireplace, buillj- ins, 2 

car attached garage $38,900 

42J 7734 


600 Personals 

619 Summer Camps 

608 transportation 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

400 Apartments lo Re»f 

422 Commercial 

industrial to Rent 

426 Convalescent 

Nursmg Homes 

408 Duplexes to Rent 

410 Fiats to Rem 

414 Florida Rentals 

402 Furnished Apartmei 1 ". 

to Rent 

406 Furnished Houses 

io Rent 

428 Garages & 

Mmi Storages 

to Rem 

41 s Mans Re't 

404 Houses 'o Rem 

432 Living Quarters 

to Snare 

418 Mobile Homes to Rent 

424 OHice Busmess 

Space to Rent 

420 Rooms to Rent 

412 Townshouse 

Condominiums to Rent 

420 Rooms to Rent 

412 Townhouses 

Condominiums to Rent 

416 Vacation Rentals 

430 Wanted lo Rent 

434 Wanted lo Rem Resort 

Property 

4J6 Housing Sitting Service 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

') 11 yome S 'or Sale 


302 Birmingham Oloo" 6r ii 

35' Bus & Professional Bklq 

for Sale 

Double Action a,js The Observer & Euceninr. Newspapers w>ii not issue 

incorrect insertion Report any errors .mmeq.ately Phone Room hours are 8 

FnetBv Wayne County 522 0900 • Oakland County 644 1070 Customer 

312 Uvonia 

FIRST OFFERING 

Call now to see this aluminum 

sided 3 bedroom ranch home 

Situated on a nice fenced lot 

with a large living room and 

dining ell, two car garage 

with work shop and within 

v^lking distance to Livonia 

Mall and public transporta- 

tion. Only $34,000 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 

474-5700 

312 Uvonia 

Farmington Was' 

bioomtieid i 

Northvi"e Novi 

Rochester hoy 

Souihl.e'd i athfup 

Union Lake Cpmme 

Homes for Sa fireplace 

finished recreation room Flurida 

room attached side entrance 

garage ovefsue lot Too many 

extras lo mention Asking $79 900 

Call 522-6000 or 464 0800 

One 

Way 


HURON TOWNSHIP 

Almost an acre of land give a person room to breathe 3 bedrooms den or 

family room, attached garage in the country but not far from the city 1 

$31,900 Call 274-9510 (51115) 

REDFORD 

4 bedrooms, 2 baths, superb 24 country kitchen with custom cabinets ana 

built-ins Central air Beautiful carpeting, including roc room Many extras i' 

this beautifully maintained home Must see $29 900 Can 261-2600 

WESTLAND 

3 bedroom face brick, superb country kitchen, custom cabinets snack bar 

built-ins Beautiful carpeting fenced yard, excellent conation inside and 

out $29,900 Call 261-2600 

TAYLOR 

Beautiful custom built home All walk in closets Double linen closet m ha 

large ceramic baih 9x14 shed in back yard Central air Minutes to i 96 

Bring offers owners anxious $31 900 Call 261-2600 (51159) 

LIVONIA 

Inside the city but jusl like living in the country Split stone one story house 

with 2 fireplaces, 3 bedrooms. 1'/? baths, formal dming room all on of a'" 

acre $39,900 Call 326-2000 (51986) 

CANTON 

Enjoy condo living in this 3 bedroom basement central air $34 900 Cai 

455-7000 

REDFORD 

Neat as a pm, starter home Finished basement with wet bar $27 900 

525-0990 (51994) 

REDFORD 

2 bedroom condo. featuring spacious room 2 built-in air conditioners new 

redecorated upper level,; storage area common basement Low assump- 

tion $31,000 Call 525-0990 


LIVONIA 

Nice smaller home, ideal for retired couple young couple starting out or for 

bachelor Furnace and hot water healer approximately 2 years old Large 

lot, close to shopping and transportation Will take FHA or VA $24,900 Call 

261-0700 (51260) 

jDETROIT 

A real doll house Excellent starter home for city of Detroit Employee 3 

bedrooms, 1Vi car garage $2(4.500 Call 261-0700 (51259) 

DETROIT 

Clean, cute, and cozy home with basement ?nd garage with carport New 

furnace Lots of storage and closets Close to schools Shopping and 

transportation $15,500 Call 261-2600 

CANTON 

Check location Area on Ihe mov^ Surrounding area growing rapdily Great 

location for any type of, business Over 2 acres $23,000 Call 326-2000 

;a''

21)* 

312 Livonia 


Clo/sified Real G/tate 

I ACRE 

,1 bedroom IW story off paved 

iirefi 1st time offered only 

r.N 900 

TEPEE 

25200 Five Mile 533 7272 

312 Uvonia 

LAND LOTS OF LAND! 2 06 ftctes 

or 4 lots with charming home, 3 

bedrooms, hardwood floors, nice 

kitchen, garage Land contract 

terms Nichols Realty 341-3044 

BY OWNER Tiffany Park. 5 Mile 

Newburgti 3 bedroom brick Ranch. 

2 baths, large family room, 

fireplace, central air Cul De Sac 

lot, 2 car attached garage Extras 

W.900 464 9410 

ROBERT 

^ Realtor 

1005 W. Ann Arbor Trail 


HERE IS A BECKONING ONE STORY HOME IN 

Hf VILLAGE Of- SALEM This deceptively spa- 

HJS home successfully reflects the owner's 

' > iter ice on meticulous remodeling efforts com- 

t••ifd with a sophisticated flair for interior deco- 

• iring 'ts treed 220 x 124 setting has its share 

' pr vacy and a 40 x 25 Barn with loft There are 

3 bedrooms. a complete new kitchen with island 

nui'tfr formal dining room, and full basement 

''V WKJ room is large and the furnace, hot 

A iter heater electrical, and plumbing are all 

•econ! A HOME THAT SURELY DESERVES 

voLiH IN IE RES I $45,500 Call 453-8200 

!\ >f PLYMOUTH 1 Here's a one story home that 

.Lift- 'o keep its value from year to year and from 

• i • v to family Its exterior appeals to those who 

A IN! ">e traditional look Location is always impor- 

• r it iivi 'his well placed home off Penmman Ave is 

- t i* eit bv 'i KX) ft lot There are 3 bedrooms, 2 

r 1 i -.e( irate formal dining room, center hall, 

. ; '. i>rn with fireplace finished recreation room, 

i i ar garage with opener Particularly well 

it i 'or this pleasing home has been the benefi- 

iry >t many costly and comforting improvements 

$i)3 500 453 8200 

PLYMOUTH 1 This attractive home packs a lot of 

•vine.) space into its well-organized plan The cen- 

ter entrance is protected from weather by an 

inactive covered porch and once inside effi- 

e"tiy directs traffic to all major areas A com- 

ti"' ible close-to-town location on nearly an ACRE 

i"v,wers your needs for the best of privacy and 

v sual environment 4 bedrooms. 2Vi baths, for- 

•• )i lining room 1st floor laundry, a wonderfully 

>/ed family room with fireplace, an inviting 21 ft 

summer porch, full basement, and 2Vz car side 

• • ntrjnce garage with opener IT'S AN ORIGINAL 

OWNER HOME WELL DESERVING OF YOUR 

NTLREST $97 000 453-8200 

'TV OE PLYMOUTH 1 This cozy older home enjoys 

i i e ismy location on a quiet tree lined street Eas- 

, i i essibie lo schools churchs and downtown 

Plymouth 3 bedrooms (one on the main floor). IV? 

t iff v.r-r n dining room, .i new kitchen, finished 

: isc'"pnt ind garage Ihe roof, furnace, and elec- 

••u n re ot recent origin BE SURE AND SEE THIS 

MAGiNAflVFlY DONE HOME $51,500 Call 453- 

82.00' I 

ft 

O & E 

$ 

MARY 

GATT0 

$1 Mil LION 

Harry S. Wolfe Company 

474-5700 

JEAN PROCH 

8 years in Real 

Estate Sales Member 

CHAMBERLAIN 

721-8400 

Million $ Club 

34215 Ford Rd , Westland 

DICK 

SHEPHERD 

1V? Million 

Lifetime Member 

Harry S.Wolfe Company 

421-5660 

GEORGE 

BRECK 

EARL KEIM REALTY 

SOUTH, INC. 

453-0012 

1115 S Man. Plymouth 

312 Livonia 

New on Market 

This one owner, 3 bedroom 

brick ranch has 1 Vi bath», fin- 

ished basement with fourth 

bedroom down, 2V» car 

garage Nice lot, good loca- 

tion, only $41,900. Ask for 

Marge 

FIRST 

FEDERAL 

teolty 478-3400 

5 MILE NEWBURGH 

Three bedroom brick ranch, large 

kitchen, nice carpeting, partially 

finished basement, family room 

with natural fireplace, full price 

$51,500 Ask for NANCY LIDDLE 

Norwood 

No I, Inc. 464-2800 

312 Livonia 


An immaculate 3 bedroom 

brick ranch with a 19 ft living 

room with dining L, sharp 

kitchen, carpeting thru out, a 

full finished basement, 2Vi 

car garage This beauty sits on 

an extra large lot and in an 

excellent area This home is 

all wet plaster and has wood 

floors $41,900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32396 Five Mile 421 5660 

FIVE MILE NEWBURGH. 3 

bedroom colonial, garage, central 

air, fireplace, spacious kitchen, 

finished basement 1159,900 464 0518 

ROSEDALE GARDENS 

old 2 bedroom brick 

Lovely 

Coloni; laf 

Kitchen built ins. 14 baths, fire 

pUee, 2 car garage 145,900 545 4629 

312 Livonia 

LIVONIA 

HIDEAWAY 

Perhaps you've come to that 

position In life when you can finally 

afford a secluded ranch 180 ft off 

the road on 24 acres Rear living 

room, large kitchen, family room. 3 

bedrooms. 24 baths, exposed 

basement and attached i car 

garage PluS many extras too 

numerous to mention The price 

will really surprise you 

WE MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE 

Norwood 

No 1 1. Inc 522-3010 

Rosedale Gardens 

Attractive 2 bedroom brick ranch in 

great neighborhood Formal dining 

room, beautiful finished and car 

peted recreation room Asking 

(41.900 Call 522 6000 or 464 0800 

One 

Way 

312 Uvonia 312 Livonio 

312 Livonia 

312 Uvona 

FARMINGTON 6 Mile. Small 

home. 3 bedroom Move In 

condition Corner lot Many possi 

billies Immediate occupancy 

119.900 522 2439 

RAVINE & STREAM 

A beautiful country setting on 

a ravine wilh towering trees 

and a winding stream is just 

perfect for this custom family 

home "A home with real 

warmth and charm " 4 spa- 

cious bedrooms with 2 V? 

baths, formal dining room, 

large country styled kitchen, 

full walkout basement, 2 nat- 

ural fireplaces, complete with 

oversize 2'/j car garage 

$90,900 

HARRY S. 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32396 Five Mile 421 5660 

OPEN EASTER SUNDAY 

1-5 P.M. 

TPaifivay Trails 

ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPENING OF PHASE #2 

in iBrightoi\_ 

CHOICE LOTS NOW AVAILABLE 

6 NEW MODEL HOMES 

3 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 C C Q 4 5 Q 

H O W garage • Full ba»ement • carpeting • trom 

Model Models open daily ' lo 7 

229-2080 closed Thursday 

Built by: Burl Construction Co 

and Granada Homes, Inc. 

Fairway Trails is located on Fairway Trails Drive and Brighton Lake Road. Tdke exit 147 intc Brighion idkp 

Mam St to Third turn led to Brighton Lake Road turn right to Fairway Trails Drive and Fairway Trails models 

REAL ESTATE'S 

» : 4 v > v v M 

Saluting some of the top local people involved in over one 

million dollars sold real estate in 1977 

4- • TYE 

CULVER 

$1 Million 


474-5700 

% 

CHAMBERLAIN 

721-8400 

JEAN 

FLOWERY 

Senior Sales 

Counselor 6 years in 

Real Estate Sales 

Member Million S 

Club 

34215 Ford Rd , Westland 

FRED 

KEERL 

1W Million 



474-5700 

DICK 

BOYD 

1W Million 



421-5660 

CHUCK 

MILLS 

$1Vt Million 



§ 3 

1 

474-5700 

BILL 

RUGG 

$1 Million 


474-5700 

EO 

TREMBATH 

1 Million 



421-5660 

DON 

WOLFE 

3V» Million 

Life-Time Member 


421-5660 

11K Nfi>»(Mprri 

I W , M.rrh 16. 1978 

JACK 

DICKSON 

3 Million 



421-5660 

JIM 

WHYATT 

2V? Million 



421-5660 

HARRY L. 

WOLFE 

3ft Million 

Life-Time Member 


421--6660 

T 

«p 

!~ 

SHERRY 

J0YNER 

2 Million 



474[-5700 

i 

First Offering 

Uvonia, three bedroom brick 

ranch, with oversized 2 car 

attached garage, beautifully 

finished basement- 1 '/i baths, 

country kitchen, huge treed 

lot $52,900 

FIRST j 

FEDERAL 

Realty 478 3400 

NEW LISTING 

A large cuslom 3 bedroom 

ranch with 2 full baths, a pri- 

vacy bath off the master bed-i 

room, a modern kitchen with 

built-in oven range and 

refrigerator, a natural fire 

ploce in a huge living room, a 

full professionally finished 

basement and an attached 2 

car garage All this on a huge 

wooded lot $65,900 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32396 Five Mile 421 5660 

$35,900 

is the tiny price on this sharp 

3 bedroom brick ranch with 

lorge fenced lot, finished 

basement and 2 car garage 

Gall today 

Century 21 


3 ^ 

THE LEAST I 

CAN DO, IS 

MORE THAN 

I PROMISE 

2401 Cavell 

Cathedral Ceilings in maintenance 

free home, Built-in stove, paved 

street 123,900 

TEPEE 

25200 Five Mile 533-7272 

TWO FOR ONE 

Two homes on a large lot 

makes i,'this on ideal 

investment One is on olumi- 

num sided 3 bedroom home 

with larg^ living room, formal 

dining rc'jm, ond t>asemenf 

The other js one bedroom, liv 

ing room and kitchen Only 

$30,000 

HARRY S 

WOLFE 

COS OMPANY 

33235 Seven Mile 474 5700 

4 BEDPOOM COLONIAL 

Hurry, Hufry, new on the mar 

kef - this jfttrodiv* 4 bedroom 

colonial Orith one full bath 

ond 2 half baths, sharp 

kitchen, 4 0 s a formal dining 

room, family room with fire 

place, carpeting throughout 

The basement is finished for 

entertaining Also a two car 

attached garage $66,900 

HARRYS 

WOLFE 

COMPANY 

32396 Five Mite • ' 421 5660 

FARMINGTON HILLS, WOODCF-iE^K FARMS % 

acre with trees 3 huge bedrooms (possible 4) 3 full 

baths Built-ins Big family room with fireplace and 

wet bar Sunken living room, central-air 2 years old 

Only $91,900 

CALL ED SEXTON/,' 

Norwood No. 12 Inc. 478-2000 

AND CONSTRUCTION CO INC. 

m 

$15,000 

Starter home in nice Livonia loca 

tion. paved street, land contract 

terms Low taxes Call for address 

ci assic 

478-5500 

OLD ROSEDALE Gardens 3 

bedroom Cape Cod fireplace 

formal dining room family room 

beautifully decoraled $62 000 

422 4962 

314 Plymouth Canton 

Acreage 

In Plymouth 

Mature landscaping surrounds this 

3 bedroom brick and aluminum 

ranch set on I 1 * acres Country 

kitchen with built-iifs. 16 x 12 office 

full basement tiled and panelled 

central air plus air filter attached 2 

car garage Just listed al $69 500 

Call. 522-6000 or 464 0600 

One Way 

BYOWNER 

Beautiful 3 bedroom Colonial at 

42252 Barchester in Pickwick 

Village. Canton Features formal 

c&ning room, family room with 

fireplace, custom drapes & carpet 

throughout huge master with 

private balcony and walk in closet 

fully landscaped cuslom patio 

central air More 1 Mid $60 s Open 

house Sat I. Sun 2 I'M 5 P M 

459 6625 

BY OWNER Comforta ble 3 

bedroom Plymouth Township 

Bnck Ranch Attached garage 2 

baths, new kitchen with family 

room. ''4 acre fenced yard well 

landscaped Call for appointment 

evenings Saturday and Sundav 

firm price $49 900 453 4tfo 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom brick 

Ranch family room with fireplace 

l'i baths central air full base 

ment Many extras $49 500 9810890 

CANTON - Colonial with 4 extra 

large bedrooms, central air (amil> 

room with fireplace 2 full baths 

formal dining room garage occu 

pancy July. Principals only. $69 900 

981 2442 

CANTON, 3 bedroom brick ranch 3 

years old family room country 

kitchen, tchen, carpeting carpeting pat patio Open Sun 

2-5 1736 Whittier $45 900 98 1 004 5 

CANTON 3 bedroom brick ranch 

family room, full basement central 

air. professionally landscaped 

itio, fenced vard Principles only 

7.900 961 2211 

C 

Canton Colonial 

Move right into this immaculate 

beautifully decorated 3 bedroom 

colonial, family room with fire 

place attached 2 or garage On 

large corner lot Only $64 506 Call 

JOANNE YOUNG 

CENTURY 21 

Hertford West. Inc 453 6500 

CANTON TWP $64 900 

COLONIAL 

Beautiful home Sharp family room 

with natural fireplace Full base 

ment Attached 2 car garage 

Heated pool Better hurry 

Norwood 

No 1 1, Inc 522-3010 

CANTON 

$51,900 

3 bedroom brick ranch built in 

1975 Family room with fireplace 

Full basement, rsvine Int oversized 

brand r*w 24 car garage 

CENTURY 21 

RESTUM REALTY INC 

25842 W 9 Mile Southfield 

353-6666 

SERVING ALL OF 

LIVINGSTON COUNTY (=t 

I Out! MQuilt 

2649 E. GRAND RIVER. HOWELL iwnwiti 

Call (517) 546-5610 in HOV*LL 

(313) 229-4600 in BRIGHTON 

DETROIT (ToM Frw) 476-2284 

OPEN MON. thru FRI. 9'to 9 SAT. 9 to 5 - SUN. 1 to 5 

a Happy 

Easter 

m 

PUT ON YOUR EASTER BONNET and drive out to see this Impressive 

Colonial that provides 2200 Jq ft of luxurious living space for your 

family This Executive home natures 4 Bedrooms, formal Dyiing Room 

2 full Baths, Fireplace in Family Room and also in Living Room, central 

air, 2-car attached Garage an^l much, much more" The peaceful country 

sub is less than 2 miles fro*ji expressway access $79,900 RR488 

Gather your family for an EA$>TER SUNDAY DRIVE and let us show you 

this cozy 2 Bedroom Hide-Aw$y on half-acre lot near the Huron River and 

Chain-of-Lakes. Great locationlfor the water lovin family $31,500 RR483 

Plenty of room for EASTER BUNNIES AND BABY CHICKS on this 19 

ACRE MINI-FARM' Excellent spacious home that provides 3 huge Bed 

rooms, Large Living Room .with Fireplace, Family Room with Franklin 

Fireplace, formal Dining Roftm, full basement, 2-car Garage and the 

Gorgeous 19 ACRES!! $82,000 RR478 

Have an EASTER EGG HUNT on the 10 ACRES that surround this 

spacious older home that provides 5 Bedrooms, formal Dining Room and 

beautiful, natural woodwork thruout. Also includes 30x40 Pole Barn and 

Above-ground Pool What a delightful place to raise your children PRICE 

REDUCED to $59,900'! RR435 

BEFORE NEXT EASTER you could be operating your own Cocktail Lounge 

and Bar in Hotoell This established business has excellent location, all 

necessary equipment and licenses. Call today and ask about C71 for 

details ? 

AN EASTER SPECIAL'! If y( 

ideal site for GOLF COURSE 

show you this 121 ACRE FJ 

Bedroom home and many 

Condition!' Ask about FR36 

're looking for a working FARM — Or an 

ithin view of I-96 expressway), then let us 

M close to Howell Provides excellent 3 

rge barns and outbuilding all in A-1

Clo/zifiecl Reol 6/tote 


CANTON 

• bedroom colonial with winding 

staircase large redwood deck over 

looking tub park $67,900 

NORTHVILLE REALTY 

349 1515 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

John Thomas 

19480 Hilton 

SouthfieM Ml 48075 

('ease call the Promotion 

popart ment ot The 

Observe' & f c c entnc by 5 

p 'ti Friday March 24 

19/8 to i uni your two tree 

RED WING HOCKEY TICK 

t T S 261 8600 ext 243 


CANTON $61 900 

Owner Says 'SELL' 

Spacious 3 bedroom brick ranch 

family room with fireplace. 2 (ull 

baths dining*room full basement, 

central air Hurry' Call JOYCE 

CARDWELL 

Norwood 

No 1 2. Inc 4 78 2000 

CARR1IAGE HILL Subdivision. 

Four bedrooms 24 bath colonial 

m 900 4S9 0439 

DESIREAB1.E area. Plymouth 

Twp . very nice fully carpeted 2 

bedroom, finished basement with 

shower stall A toilet central air. 

covered porch large fenced lot, 24 

*r garage no painting all 

aluminum sided 139 WO 697 3015 

EASTER 

SPECIAL 

Just listed put your eggs in one 

basket and come over and look at 

this beauty located in Holiday Park 

Sub Canton Twp Pull basement, 3 

bedroom brick ranch, extra 

insulation full wall fireplace in 

lovely family room plush carpeting 

throughout all drapes stay decoated 

tastefully wel landscaped 

super sharp Asking $54,900 For 

tetatfs call 

Century 2 1 

Boardwalk Div 

ELEGANT 

AC 459 -° "**•' 3600 

is the word for this beautiful 

French Provincial built home in 

Mavfair Village Sub located in 

Canton Twp See this 4 bedroom 

brick one of a kind kitchen 

includes all built ins with dish 

washer Full basement dining 

r*m natural fireplace in beautiful 

family room Choose your own inle 

nor colors and '-arpeting 24 baths. 

1st floor laundry room bay window 

sunken living room attached 2 car 

garage Heady lo move in by July 

\sking $90 990 Call (or an appointment 

today 

Century 21 

Q -J..I L r\. ' icn n /.< 

Boardwalk Div 459-3600 

Elegant 

is the only way to describe this 

lovely 1800 sq ft quad with 2 full 

baths 21 ft family room, natural 

fireplace plush carpeting full 

basement and 2 car attached 

garage Thermopane windows and 

a l«xJ2 ft pool for those hot sum 

mer days Decor is earthloues and 

beautifully appointed $62 500 

Norwood 

Nfo to, Inc 459-2800 

FORMAL DINING 

BOOM featured with this 3 

bedroom ronch. along with 

central air, family room, natu- 

ral fireploce 2 baths (one off 

master bedroom), basement, 

attoched 2 cor garage, court- 

yard ond much more in a 

proudly maintained Califor- 

mo-style home Priced ot 

165.900 

CENTURY 21 

Hortford West, Inc. 453-7600 

Full Acre 

Unique J bedroom all aluminum 

ranch formal dining room, huge 

country kitchen, sliding doorwall to 

lovtly wooded backyard Carpeting 

is plush throughout 24 car 

attached garage and great country 

kitchen $51 .WO 

Norwood 

No 10, Inc 459-2800 

Here It Is! 

TV home you've been looking for 

In popular Canton Twp See this 

super clean and sharp 4 bedroom 

brick quad with circular drive, built 

in 197] finnhed basement, kitchen 

has stove, dishwasher and garbage 

disposal Plush carpeting through 

out. cozy and warm family room 

with natural fireplace, underground 

sprinkler system, patio, 2 baths, 

attached 2 car garage Much more 

Asking $71 WO For more Informa 

tion call 

Century 21 

Boordwolk Div ' a«o oa/ 

459-3600 

Inflation Beater 

Stunning North Con ton 3 bed- 

room colonial on large pie- 

shoped lof, beoutiful large 

basement, 18 6 ft family 

room with fireplace, 21 ft 

country kitchen, attached 2 car 

garage and much more Only 

$57,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc. 901-2900 

TWCT BEDROOM starter home 

M02 Ford Road. Canton TowMhlp. 

Great for future Investment Zoned 

light Industrial 55 i MS Ft near 

275 Could be converted to offices, 

fruit market, etc Asking $32,500 

443 1771. 455-9406 l-$7l-«0« 

04 E 

t 


HURRY! 

Beautiful 3 bedroom fully car- 

peted brick ranch with spa- 

cioui family room, natural 

fireplace, country kitchen with 

all appliances, central air, full 

basement and attached 

garoge Just $49,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429, Inc 981-2900 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY! 

3 bedroom Bi-Level 

• 2'/j car Attached Garage 

• 2 Full Baths 

• Family Room with Fireplace 

BUILDER'S MODEL 

Includes it all Completely land 

scaped Wallpaper, drapes, central 

air conditioning 

All for Only $62,900 

Complete 

Call: 

981-1320 or 569-0806 

DEMBS BUILDING CO 

Immed. Occupancy 

On this Colonist ranch, 3 bed 

rooms, family room with fire- 

place and attached 2 car 

garage Private backyard thai 

backs to woods Call. JOANNE 

YOUNG 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. 453-6500 

JUST LISTED 

And only 5 years old This 

almc*t new 3 bedroom brick 

ranch was a former builder's 

model Spocious family room, 

natural fireplace. I '/» baths, 

attached garage more 

$64,500 

Century 21 


LAKEPOINTE 4 bedroom quad 

family room with fireplace, 2 baths 

2 4 car garage attractive corner 

lot, $66 500 455 4674 

Owner Transferred 

CXêr 1900 sq. ft. with this 4 

bedroom brick colonial. Fam- 

ily room, formal dining room, 

1st floor laundry, attached 2 

car garage, patio and more 

Asking $61.900 Hurry 1 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. 453 6500 

QUAD 

Lovely custom built quad, natural 

fireplace in 17 fl living room for 

mal dining room, 25 ft family 

room slate foyer, plush carpeting 

refreshing 24 ft pool with deck 

Extras galore' All this and more 

(or only $79 900 

Norwood 

No 10. Inc 459-2800 

V' 


PLUSH QUAD 

Spectocular beautifully car- 

peted Pickwick Village split 

level with sunken 21 ft fam 

ily room with wet-bar and 

natural fireplace, formal din 

ing room, cheerful country 

kitchen with beamed ceiling 

and 2 car attoched garage 

Decorative touches to please 

the most discriminating buyer 

Asking only $67,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429. Inc 981-2900 

PLYMOUTH 

Hot New Listing 

Hurry on this 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, rec room. 2 car garage 

and more 1st offering 

$51,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc 453-6500 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP By 

Owner 3 bedroom, colonial- 14 

baths, family room fireplace 2 car 

garage, central air filler humid 

iTier, fully carpeted & decorated, 

finished & insulated basement, fully 

landscaped, fenced yard, large 

patio, a gas grill Elementary 

school in subdivision Many, many 

extras $61,900 bv appointment 

455-8671 

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP bi level 4 

bedrooms, 14 baths central air. 

20X15 family room, large treed & 

fenced lot on court, $52,900 455 8079 

PLYMOUTH Township Custom 

built colonial 3 bedrooms. 14 

baths, large family room with 

natural fireplace, large lol $66,900 

455 4898 

Plymouth Twp Ranch 

New on market, due to trans- 

fer Never occupied This 

beoutiful 3 bedroom home 

features totally upgraded car 

petmg, lights, appliances, 

flowing floor plan, family 

room with fireplace, 2 car 

attached garage, large base 

ment and lot Ready for air 

Landscaping all brand new 

Immediate occupancy Don't 

miss this opportunity Priced at 

$68,900 

CENTURY 21 


PLYMOUTH TVVP Three bedroom. 

1600 sq ft ranch No basement 

Plenty of storage 80x127 treed lot 

Low sixties 155 3973 

PLYMOUTH TWP sharp 4 bed 

room bi level central air. large 

family room, deck of country 

kitchen. $49,900 459 0299 

SHARP CALIFO R NIA ST Y L E 

Ranch located north of Ford Road 

3 bedrooms. 2 baths, large living 

room dining room, family room 

with fireplace, air conditioning. 2 

car attached garage large wood 

derk $63,900 453 5972 

+ 1 + 

Income 3 unil property on 14 

acres Well built low expense build 

ing with lovely 2 bedrmm unit and 2 

one bedroom units i.ood 

investment $69,900 459 3700 

REALTY WORLD 

CHAPMAN WEST 

ardinal West Inc 

Fw ah fealty Draw 

EYE CATCHING 

Colonial brick RANCH in delightful West Livonia setting 

exceptional buy" with air conditioned family room, 

kitchen entertainment area with full wall fireplace, builtin 

dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, full tiled basement and 

2 ] /? car garage Walk to elementary school Just listed 

for $54,900 

COVENTRY WEST 

Charming 4 bedroom Colonial with den. family room 

with fireplace, 2 1 /? baths, formal dining room, large 

comfortable kitchen with builtins, 2 car attached 

garage $83,900 

32744 FIVE MILE R0. 

522-5333 

UVONIA • JUST E. OF FARMINGTON RD 

EARL KEIM 

REALTY 

LIVONIA 

ENJOY THE SOUND OF RAIN The new roof and 

maintenance free siding will keep you cozy and dry 

You'll like the sparkling interior in this 2 bedroom 

home Two car garage 

EKR-Livonia 261-1600 $28,900 

LIVONIA 

ISN'T THIS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE? A fine brick 

ranch with 3 bedrooms. Den, and Family room with 

split marble fireplace Full basement, 2'/? car 

garage 

EKR-Livonia 261-1600 $54,900 

SOUTHFIELD 

A really beautiful brick ranch is Paradise Found'' 3 

bedrooms, baths. Scenic 150x400 foot lot Rec- 

reation room with wet bar and natural fireplace 

Come and see it today 

EKR-Livonia 261-1600 $66,800 

LIVONIA 

BRAND NEW USING IN BURTON HOLLOW! Beauti- 

ful Cape Cod with 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, Attic Fan, 

Redwood Patio, Am-Fm intercom system, Inground 

sprinkler system, and many more extras Won't last! 

EKR-Livonia 261-1600 $73,900 


Sunflower Village 

Professionally landscaped 3 

bed-corn beautifully carpeted 

brick ranch in Canton's most 

desirable sub, spacious pri- 

vate family room with natural 

fireplace, expansive patio, full 

basement and attached 2 car 

garage Asking only $69,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford 429. Inc 981-2900 

The 'Villager' 

IS BACK 

OPEN THURSDAY 

March 23. 3 lo 7 PM 

8718 MANNINGTON S of Joy Rd 

E of Sheldon, Canton Twp 

CENTURY 21. Boardwalk is proud 

to offer you first choice of 7 lots and 

7 Villagers in Mayfair Village Sub 

division for $82,990 Too many 

details to list Daskal Homes. Inc 

will build the famous Villager, built 

by Keals. in 4 months from pur 

chase If you missed out last time, 

now is your chance You musl see 

the finest homes in Canton Call 

Century 21 

o —i li. r\... / A £0 TAJ 

Boardwalk Div 459 3600 

TRI-LEVEL 

with 3 bedrooms, dining 

room, family room (huge), 

fireplace, 2 car attached 

garage, all decorated to per 

fection on a large superbly 

landscaped oversi/ed lot Built 

in 1977 Asking $73,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West, Inc. 453 7600 


SHARP & CLEAN 

3 bedroom North Canton brick 

ranch with cheerful carpeting 

throughout, 20 ft beamed 

family room with natural fire- 

place. finished basement and 

oversize 2 car garage Asking 

$55,900 

CENTURY 21 


316 Westland 

Garden Gty 

BY OWNER. 4 year old brick 

ranch. 3 bedrooms, family room, 

finished basement, nicely land 

scaped 24 car garage 42 1 8838 

COLONIAL 

Formal dining plus large spacious 

family room, multiple baths, three 

spacious bedrooms, a full basement 

and attached 2 car garage make 

this an excellent buy at just $54,900 

Call 522-8300 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

FIREPLACE 

Relax and enjoy the warmth 

of the natural fireplace in the 

cozy living room of this 3 bed 

room brick ronch, country 

kitchen, fenced yard, 2 car 

garage Asking $33,500 

Century 21 


FOUR bedroom. 14 story, mainte 

nance free, finished basement, 24 

car garage $32,900 Open 12AM 

5PM. Friday, Saturday. Sunday 

31928 Bock (harden City 425 23&6 

HAROLD 

real estate 

FISCHER (s* WUAL» 

om* Tigris 

1108 S. Main St., Plymouth 455-5100 

RESIDENTIAL PROPERJY 

2 acres Ridge Road $25,000—contract ter|ns 

4 3 acres Cherry Hill Road, all utilities, land cjontract 

terms 

27 acres. Warren Road, and 40 acres Ridge Road, 

priced at $3,200 pet acre 

PRIME COMMERCIAL LAIÎD 

11 acres all utilities Canton Center Road 

SERVING ALL OF WESTERN WAYNE 

COUNTY SINCE 1922 

ARLINGS 

199 N Mam 

Plymouth 

INC 

Ideal starter home with 2 bedrooms separate dining 

area, garage Just $25,900 

Elegant is the only way to describe this lovely 2000 

sg ft Colonial in Mayflower Sub, 18 ft family room 

with natural fireplace formal dining room, central air, 

attached 2 car garage $74,500 

Condominium lor the single person or young couple 

One bedroom spearate entrance $18 500 

Prestige lovely custom built quad on '/? acre Fea- 

tures hand tool stone work inside and out. four bed- 

rooms. 2 1 /? baths formal dining room, 2 fireplaces 

many extras $159 000 

33 OFFICES TO 

SERVICE YOU 

453-4800 MULTI-LIST 

SERVICE 

The HELPFUL People 

REALTORS 

member 

SVOWtV, 

'O a ,-,0 

NATIONWIDE 

FIND A HOM€ 

SERVICE. inc 

427-7797 

COUNTRY CHARMER - We found it 1 Large home on 

5'/2 acres with lots of trees and barn Big country 

kitchen Won't last at $92,900 

Earl Keim Realty Northville, Inc 349-5600 

NEW LISTING - Ideal home for the large family 

offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, formal dining 

room, family room with fireplace, and attached 

garage Located within walking distance to 

schools Only $63,500 

Earl Keim Realty Northville, Inc 349-5600 

EARL KEIM ol Dea'bo'n in- LIVONIA OFFICE EARL KEIM NORTHVILLE OFFICE 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

F RST OFFERING 

Immaculate describes this brick 

colonial, large kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 

2 batllts, tiled basement aluminum 

stores and screens, gas heat 


CENTURY 21 

TOOAY 425-7900 

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom brick 

ranch! (ull ceramic bath, 4 bath off 

mastejr bedroom, basement with 

rec loom, central air, super 

condition D A Ross Realty 326 3800 

GARDEN CITY Fully carpeted, 

very qlean 3 bedroom home, custohi 

drapeV 112 car garage, assume 

VA mortgage $27,000 Call anytime 

522 4191 

GARDEN CITY, by owner 3 

bedropm brick ranch, aluminum 

trim. I finished basement, 24 car 

garage, patio, much more $35,900 

* 425 7517 

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom ranch. 

14 paths, remodeled kitchen, 

finished basmement, central air, 

24 car garage, by owner $35,900 

425 1773 

\ r r m - i 

316 Westland 

GarJen Gty 

GARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, full ceramic bath. 4 bath off 

master bedroom, basement with 

rec room, central air, super 

condition $34 900 DA Ross Realty 

326 8300 

GARDEN CITY 

FAMILY 

JEWEL 

A PRERFECT GEM for the small 

family is this 3 bedroom brick 

ranch home in a prime area of Gar 

den City At the low. low price of 

just $32,900 It's a rare find in 

todays soaring market It has cen 

tral air conditioning, full finished 

basement with lots of space (or a 

nice recreation room, formal dining 

room, carpeting, 14 baths, 2 car 

garage, see this great buy at 1363 

Radcliff, Garden City 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

538-7740 

HARM GALORE in this custom built 2 bedroom 

xlford ranch home, den carpeting, natural fire- 

ace, wet plaster marble sills, large lot. 2 patios, 

tached garage. $35 900 

T YOUR FIRST STEP in the door you will begin to 

Dpreaate the taste and care that has gone into this 

It vely 3 bedroom 2 bath Novi ranch with family 

iorn and central air, $59 900 

UPER CONDITION and decorating in this 3 bed 

>om brick ranch home in Inkster. fully carpeted, 

tjeautiful recreation room den or teen's pad in base- 

ment, patio. $24,900 

LOT'S OF ELBOW ROOM both m and out with this 

large 3 bedroom ranch home in Westland set on a 

V4 acre lot, carpeting, fireplace, extra insulation, 

ttached garage, $59,500 

REALTY WORLD 

A 

Canton. Your wife will enjoy this lovely decorated '77 new, .'{ 

bedroom. bath Colonial Family room with fireplace, natu 

ral tone carpeting throughout anil redwood deck Oversized 

lot $fiy,»(Mi. 

Redford Brick home for only $28,900. on large lot Clean, with 

new carpeting. 2 bedrooms, basement, gas heat and 2 car 

garage. Ideal home for low cost living $28,900. 

charlks all kin 

realtors 

421-2100 

We can help you find 

A HOME IN ANY CITY 

A*' !" t 

Rf Al r ' 

TION v\ 

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;hp 11 n it* i state 

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I'vV.t' 1 "' • 

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CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

REALTY WORLD 

SMART START Cozy Older Home. Ideal tor Starter 

or Retirement 2 bedrooms, 2V>? Car Garage, Nice 

Lot, New Roof and Extra Insulation at a price you 

can afford $33,900 

EKR South, Irjc 453 0012 

CANTON TWP 

HAPPINESS FOR SALE 1 Brand New Home" 3 Bed 

room Colonial with gas heat and Central Air Nicely 

Decorated, Family Room with Fireplace, Large Lol 

Thermo Windows, Garbage disposal and Dish- 

washer Easy Assumption Priced at only $59,900 

EKR South, loc 453 0012 

CANTON TWP. 

YOUR SEARCH FOR SPACE will end when you see 

this 4 bedroom QUAD Level that is designed for 

family living A large family room with fireplace for 

cool winter evenings and a patio for warm summers 

days round out easy living for your family $68,900 

For a private showing call EKR South, Inc 453-0012 

r ARL KEIM PLYMOUTH OFFICE 

261-1600 349-5600 453-0012 


A 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

jyST LISTED 

$2000 PLUS COST 

Moves you lit to this super Clean 3 

bedroom brifk Ranch Full base 

ment, 2 car garage 

CENTURY 21 

GOLD KEY HOMES 

27349 W 7 Nt'le Redlord 

55-2100 

£ 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

*3D 

WESTLAND BAROIESTER 

4 Bedroom Ranch 

This home is (or the large family 

Built in 1970. (ull basement 14 

baihs new carpeting large kitchen 

with doorwall to 15*16 wood derk 

$» 500 

DURSO 261-1400 

TEN A£RE farm home on 5 acres in S Lyon school 

district^ Upstairs has separate apartment or could 

be lor «1 family $65 000 

L 

10 act;; parcels from $30 000 

y 

5 acfc; parcels 

5 

from $20 000 

-CALL- 

437-2063 437-0830 

U 

J.sL. HUDSON 

REAL ESTATE 

• 50' S LAC Avc - c AC r ° a 

5 ^ ' T u i 

REAL ESTATE 

r i \ j c . 

iguii no hum 

cr*oni»Tm 

500 S Ma nStrnnt 

Pivmou'* M'Ch 4ft/i70 

METICULOUS CONDITION and I UXURIOUS 

DECOR are most inviting in this 4 bedroom Colo 

mal* 2'/? baths Laige Foyer to greo' your guests 

Farrfily Room with Fireplace great lor entertaining 

with!Redwood Deck and Gas B B O Spacious Liv 

mg hnd Dining area Home is luxuriously carpeted 

thfuput Large corner lot Only one ot a kind with so 

marly delightful features You li be impressed .with 

this!BEAUTY $75,900 00 

SUflfcRB Pf RK CMON f LAW! ESS DESIGN AND 

< ( K'DIT ION ibc' J" ! 1 S I • df'->Of' r '0"'f 

locaed on over an acre lot a 1 panoramic wm 

dow view Complete lower area could be separate 

livinjb quarters with its own personal Living Room. 

Becjfoom area and Kitchen quarters Two FULL 

WA|i,l FIREPLACES The Exterior Design is most 

accommodating for Summer Outings with 5 separate 

patios Truly a luxurious home and definitely custom 

$15$,000 00 

» 

TUCKED AWAY IN IHE TREES in an area of prest, 

gioifs homes a circular drive leads '.

316 Westland 

Garden Gty 

WESTLAND J bedroom brick 

ranch. 24 car garage doorwall lo 

covered patio with gas grill, full 

basrnent, dishwasher extras, 

130 500 Agent owner After 5PM 

32*79*5 

$23,900 

Starter s Delight Two bedroom 

ranch 4 move in condition Com 

plete with garage Call 522 8300 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

WESTLAND 3 bedroom brick 

ranch 14 baths, carpeted thru out 

family room fireplace, eicellenl 

condition Ml 900 DA Ross Realty 

32ft- 3800 


316 Westland 

Garden City 

Garden City 

Clean home features u full finished 

basement, three spacious bed 

rooms, convenient location and just 

821.900 Call 522-8300 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

HOME PROTECTION PLAN 

For worry free ownership 2 bed 

room all brick ranch with full finished 

basement and heated garage 

Freshly painted 134.900 459 3700 

REALTY WORLD 

CHAPMAN WEST 

Buy Any Home, 

316 Westfand 

Garden Gty 

Livonia Schools 

Spocious 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, family room with fire- 

place, excellent assumption 

Only $30,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South, Inc 464-6400 

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 

All brick area of Westland. this 3 

bedroom brick ranch with spacious 

kitchen, carpeting throughout and 

carport on a large lot Move in con 

dition for only 829.S00 

Norwood 

No 8, Inc. 522 2900 

WESTLAND - 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, 14 baths, carpeted thru 

o«*.family room, fireplace, eicel 

lent condition. Ml.MO D A Ross 

Realty 32V 8300 

WESTLAND Tonquish Sub 4 

bedroom ranch. 14 baths, large 

open kitchen, central air, 24 car 

|arage Immediate occupancy 

OWNER 

Anxious|to sell their beautifully decorated 

|3 bedroom bungalow, all 

aluminum, carpeting, spacious red 

wood 1 I dock, large lot. 829.900 

Castelli 

308 

525-7900 

D5 Ann Arbor Trail 

New or Used, Through Chamberlain and 

We can GUARANTEE THE SALE of YourHbme! 

"WIND SONG" stays on my mind BUT 

this home will stay on youra! Beautiful 3 

bedroom colonial in Canton with dining 

room, family room with fireplace, 1W 

baths, basement, 2 car garage, under 

ground sprinklers, and so much more! 

Sftt.VMHI 

455-5200 

"HEAVEN SCENT" this home fo earth for 

me Lovely Tri Level offering 4 bedrooms, 

dining room, natural fireplace m living 

room, I Mi baths, 2Mi car garage and more! 

$49,900 

455-5200 

"SMITTY" Jul it and so will I! See this 

beautiful Tri level located in Canton with 3 

bedrooms, dinette, carpet thru out. family 

room. MAKE YOUR OWN CHANGES. 

BRAND NEW COMPLETED SUB 

DIVISION! $46,300. 

455-5200 

"CACHET" Each fragrance to her own 

and Each HOME to his her own! This 

could In- the right home for you with 3 

tii-droorris basement, dinette, carpet thru 

BRAND \hvs COMPLETED Si B 

DIVISION MAKE YOUR OWN 

i HANi,ES' $4, -'in 

455-5200 

"CHANNEL NO. 5" couldn't smell any 

fresher than this charming squeaky clean 

ranch located in Bedford with 2 bedrooms, 

dining room, sun room, 1 Ml bath, attached 

parage and more 1 ASK FOR DICK ()R 

STAN $2».9(Mi 

455-5200 

LIVONIA, MIDDLEBELT "EASTER LIL- 

LIES ARE BLOOMING" So are good buys 

like this property for investment in the 7 

Mile Livonia Mall area. Large lot that 

already adjoins commercial property. 

Please bring offer! Asking: $72,900. 

476-9100 

FARMINGTON "GET READY FOR THE 

EASTER PARADE" But don't forget to 

march by this beautiful historical home in 

downtown Farmington, In central business 

district with valuable 220 feet of Grand 

River frontage, Owners are anxious to sell! 

Asking: $75,000. 

476-9100 

LIVONIA "THE EASTER BUNNY'S 

FIRST STOP" Great starter home with 2 

bedrooms, carpetint throughout, 2 car 

garage Land contract negotiable. ASK- 

ING: $20,500. 

476-9100 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS "FIND THIS IN 

YOUR EASTER BASKET" A lovely 4 bed' 

room home in Dearborn Heights features 

large lot. one-of-a-kind family room, remod 

eled kitchen, 2 car attached garage, formal 

dining room, rolling custom area of brick 

homes < reek meanders at rear of fenced 

property Call Steve Leibham. ASKING. 

$&f>,90H 

476-9100 

LIVONIA ROSEDALE GARDENS 

"GONNA FLY NOW" You can feel the 

urge getting stronger when you see this 3 

bedroom brick ranch with attached garage 

and breezeway, 2 natural fireplaces, carpeting 

throughout and much, much more. 

Ask for Nick Natoli. 

476-9100 

Chamberlain's record breaking sales volume is creatine the need fo. 

aikliimnal sales jss

Thursday, March 23, 1978 *5D 


postcard, to RED WING TICKETS. The Ob- 

server & Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 

Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, Ml 48150. Then 


and Thursday. When your name appears 

you're a winner! Enter soon and as often 

as you like 

\1 OLYMPIA STADIUM 

SEE THE 

RED WINGS 

306 Southfield 

Lathrup 


Lathrup 

304 Farmi 

West 

Farmington 

West BJoomfieW 


Lathrup 

304 FarminaTon 

on 

oomfieW loomfield 

319 Homes For Sde 

Wayne County 

SUPER STARTER 

IVi story bungalow with 3 

bedrooms, basement, remod 

eled kitchen with large table 

spoce, deep lot Priced at 

$19,500 Call CHUCK JAMES 

for details 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford West. Inc. 453-7600 

THINK SUMMER 

Pool and equipment come with this 

immaculate J bedroom brick ranch 

Modern Mchen nice carpet, (ull 

finis ted basement, gas heat. I 1 -* car 

parage All (or )ust $28,500 

CENTURY 21 

TOOAY 538 2000 

302 Birminghom 

BtoorrmeW 

A Hallmark of 

Qualify & Tasfe 

Unique Architect designed 4 bed 

room. 4 bath contemporary home 

on large magnificently landscaped 

site affording privacy yet conven 

lence to town Ideal (or growing 

family 1185 000 

CRANBROOK 

^soc Inc Realtors 

645 5790 

BI LEVEL RANCH on 5 rolling 

treed acres with privileges to 

Lower l-ong Lake 3 bedrooms. 14 

baths walk out basement, stream 

Bloomfield Hills schools $9/ 900 

Chamberlain 

6 2 6 9 10 0 

BIRMINGHAM Classic English 

Tudor, mint 4 bedrooms. 34 baths 

formal dining room, breakfast 

room, fireplaces in living room and 

rec room mature garden and well 

landscaped By owner 4l2Berwyn 

642 4125 

BIRMINGHAM By Owner 2 

bedrooms, fireplace gas heat, 

aluminum siding $46 900 Week 

davs after 4 PM 646 9392 

BIRMINGHAM Charming older 

home walk to Town 3 bedrooms 

up Uving room fireplace, sepa 

rate dining room, breakfast room, 

24 car garage $58 900 645 9314 

342 7666 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom ranch 

Pembroke School area, remodeled 

inside 8nd out $54 900 After 6PM 

64 9 0 5 7 8 

CITY BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

New custom design contemporary 

ranch with walkout lower level, 

now in finishing stages 4700 sq ft 

home localea appro* 2 acre 

hillside site 4 bedrooms. 44 baths, 

library dirung room 

RHODES 

Ctc 642-0014 Eve 646 1074 

BIRMINGHAM 

You would have a difficult 

time finding a nicer home in 

Birmingham $45,000 Three 

becfroom cape cod, nicely fin- 

ished recreation room, open 

kitchen with oppliances Call 

for appointment 

Century 21 

ROB EC PROPERTIES . 

851-771 1 

BY OWNER 1600 sq ft rustic 

ranch half acre country setting 

Fireplace 14 baths attached 

garage excellent condition, lake 

privileges $42 900 338 1613 

CHARMING RANCH with bay- 

window in Beverly Hills Com 

f inely done in earth tones Country 

itchen with real brick floor, 

parquet floored (oyer Alarm 

system On large treed lol 2 

bedrooms and a den 1 bath 

Birmingham schools Many addi 

lional features $53 900 64 2 9184 

CHARMING WILLIAMSBURG Cen 

ter hall colonial 1929, old brick, 6 

bedrooms 3 full plus 3 half baths 

library, den. 2 fireplaces, central 

air, 4 acre, excellent Birmingham 

Location $150 000 Principals Onl^ 

645 

BY OWNER St Hugo Area Large 

quality built Colonial. 5 bedrooms, 

formal dining room, fireplace in 

family room, large rec room. 

pati 

Onl 

professionally landscaped patio, 

Only 

338 4612 

central air $121,500 Buyers Onl 

BY OWNER Immaculate Birming 

Cod, 3 bedrooms, large 

ham Ca 

countr 

arge 

v ?Uchen. finished rec room. 

Move in condition Introduces 

fenced lot with flowerini 

. . .'ring 

trees and shrubbery $43,500 

Evenings 64^5893 

BY OWNER. 3 bedroom brick 

ranch living room with fireplace 

den 2 4 baths, basement level 

recreation room with bar, 4th 

bedroom or office 4 utility room 

$73,500 384 S Williamsbury for 

appointment 646 0808 

DRAMA 

PRESTIGE-LUXURY 

Come with this stunning Bloomfield 

Hilli Quad Level home boasting 

indoor pool, three huge bedrooms. 

34 baths, cathredral ceiling in liv 

ing room with fireplace, spacious 

family room with wet bar 4 fire 

place, library with built-ins Beauti- 

ful views of superbly planted prop- 

erty $165 000 

CRANBROOK 

Assoc Inc Realtors 

645-5790 

FRANKLIN VILLAGE Wallace 

Frost Tudor, by owner, 4 acres, 

horse barn, pool, 4 bedrooms, room 

for 5 c an $248,000 M1-SU5 

HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL 

IN TOWN 2 Story Asking $45,000 

tAinn 4 Dunn Real Estate For 

information ask for Irene Golem, 

647-05M 

WING LAKE RD 

By Owner Charming and Unique 

Ranch on 2 treed lots, 4 bedrooms, 

24 baths extra large living room, 

dining room, family room, with 

fireplace, laundry room and large 

kitchen, 2 car garage, central air, 

Lake privileges $125,000 855 2659 

IN TOWN Birmingham, 2 bed 

rooms 14 baths, well designed. 14 

story frame, must be moved, $3,000 

caah only House can be moved to 

nearby area Moving and new 

foundation costs about $8,000 

646 5904 

MAGNIFICENT 

PILLARED COLONIAL 

(No 171 Made for a large busy fam- 

ily A multilude of custom features 

built-in Includes 5 bedrooms, I full 

4 2 half baths, formal dining room, 

library, fieldstone fireplace in fam- 

ily room, ha*led Florida Room, In- 

law apartment, finished basement, 

kidney shaped pool, 14 car garage, 

circular drive Approximately 4200 

sq ft $179,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 

851-4100 

WING LAKE Privileges, deluxe 

«*wly decorated. 2 bedroom Ranch 

Oak family room, with wet bar, 

fireplace, cathefral celling Florida 

room, attached 2 car garage 

171.900 liilSM 

OA E 

OPEN SATURDAY & 

SUNDAY 2-5 

BY OWNER 

Move-in condition in this 

Bloomfield 4 bedroom, 2Vj 

both home with open floor 

plon, spocious kitchen and 

beamed family room with 

fireploce and custom wet bar 

Close proximity to 1-75, 

shopping and Bloomfield 

schools For showings and 

details call 334-2346 

weekdays after 5:00 

Weekends all day In the 80's 

447 Henley N of Long Lake, & 

E of Opdyke 

PINE LAKE FRONTAGE 

Nice hoaue, will remodel. Exact 

Construction Co 398 1878 

SENTINEL HOMES 

DIV Of KARP HOMES 

OWNER PARTICIPATION 

Anywhere in Michigan 

ON YOUR LOT 

S of Long Lake. Bloomfield Hills 

646-5474 

BY OWNER Beverly Hills Area 

Tri level with hardwood floors, 3 

bedrooms, I 4 baths, living room 

with cathedral ceiling, family room 

with fireplace, den, modern kitchen 

with built ins 4 sunny dining area. 

nicely landscaped fenced yard 

attached 2 car garage with opener, 

W2.500 From Friday Call 549 4714 

HOW IS 

Your Love Life 

Even better in this warm, com- 

fortable and chormmg huge 

family ranch on 2 lovely 

acres 2 fireploces, 5 bed- 

rooms. plus den $122,900 

Century 21 

FAIR TOWNE CO 

626-8000 

BIRMINGHAM 

Think Spring! This three bed- 

room ranch is situated on a 

very lovely lot just wailing for 

a dedicated gardener If your 

thing is warming up to o fire- 

place, your new home has a 

lovely family room in which to 

en|oy the crackling of a hard- 

wood fire and only $31,800 

Century 21 

OPF.R 

ROBEC PROPERTIES 

851-771 1 

Custom Ranch 

Large lot with fruit & shade trees 

which provide backyard privacy 

Three bedoroms, two baths, powder 

room 4 lav Spacious rooms wiih 

25x23 living room, furniture finish 

on doors 4 trim Well maintained 

with many recent replacements 

Room (or tennis court 4 pool in 

backyard Close to shopping 4 

Bloomfield Schools $119,500 

vox 

BROOCK 

4139 Orchard Lake 626-4000 

BY OWNER Prestigeous 

Bloomfield Near Kirk In The Hills, 

3 bedroom brick ranch, large 

wooded lot , 2 4 baths 2 fireplaces, 

eomtry kilchen, with BBQ. 2 4 car 

garage, with electric opener, 

central air. many new Hems, 

5 118,000 For appointment call after 

PM 855 1814 

BIRMINGHAM 

Tired of paying renf? Want to 

live m Birmingham Becoming 

with what $31,800 will buy? 

Well you can stop wor- 

rying this two bedroom 

home has a large living room, 

dining room and Florida 

room, I Vi car garage-all these 

features moke this home right 

for someone wishing to 

develop equity. 

Century 21 


851-771 1 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS 

Beautiful 4 bedroom, 24 bath 

Colonial wiih 1st floor laundry 

Bennington Green near Wabeek 

l-arge secluded, treed lol on cul-d- 

sac 85 5 9258 

BUILT BEFORE 

QUALITY WENT OUT OF STYLE 

Center entrance, Provincial 

Colonial in prestigious Valley 

Woods area of Birmingham 

Recently redecorated in neu- 

tral colors, large country 

kitchen with built-ins Four 

bedrooms plus lorge family 

room, with oversized fire- 

place $124,900 

Century 21 

FAIR TOWNE CO 

626-8000 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom brick 

ranch in fine location, new 24 car 

n irage, 14 baths, Florida room, 

nished basement with 2 extra 

rooms, new carpet 4 gas furnace 

Buyers only 649 6329 

304 Farmington 


A MUST SEE 

(No 14) A classic one of kind colo 

ntaI featuring 5 large bedrooms 

with private dressing room, 2 full 

baths and 2 half baths A large 

country kitchen and gigantic formal 

dining room, an elegant living room 

and tastefully finished family room 

An absolutely mint condition home 

with a panoramic hilltop view A 

majestic residence with 4 car 

garage nestled among towering 

shade lre« and enormous ever- 

greens Serious buyers are urged to 

call for an Important list of extras 

Asking 1133.900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

BETTER THAN NEW 

Custom built 4 bedroom 

colonial In Ramble Hills on 

7/10 of an acre Profes- 

sionally landscaped den. 

family room with Ttreplace, 

full basement. Central air 

and much more Call 553 

1700 $122,900 

Thompsori- 

Brown 

FARMINOTON HILLS t4I.M0 

Three bedroom brick ranch, circle 

cfrlve, patio, barbecue frill. lots of 

Iran. Large lot on secfufed street 

Call ANNA KASSAB 

Norwood 

No 12, Inc. 478-5000 

BUILDER'S OWN 

Ronch home, 3,000 sq. ft Ful 

bosement, 4 bedrooms, 7V 

baths, family room Centre 

air, intercom, attachei 

garage MUCH MORE 

$148,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North, Inc. 

681-5700 

BY OWNER Churchill Commons 

Farmington Hills Colonial I 

bedrooms, 24 baths, 1st floor 

laundry, air. humidifier, aij 

cleaner gas bar-b-que. oak floors 4 

Solarian tile Custom drapes « 

blinds carpeting excellent Fin^ 

ished basement Nicely landscaped, 

$83,900 477 095® 

BY OWNER Colony Park West 

Farmington Hills 2 year contempo 

rary colonial, lakeview lot. ' 

bedrooms, family room fireplace; 

24 baths, st floor laundry, 2 cat 

garage $99,500 Buyers only 

S " 553-055 

FARMINGTON HILLS. 1 year ol 

custom Spanish style ranch on 1 

acre 3 bedrooms, 2 , 'j baths 24 car] 

garage, extras $89,900 Call after 

PM 478 5 

WEST 

BLOOMFIELD 

WOODS 

NEW prestigious sub |usi 

opened Custom built coloni 

als, quads and ranches or 

will custom build on your lot[ 

or ours Priced from low $90's 

FARMINGTON 

HILLS 

ON THE COMMONS 

We are building (his spacious] 

4 bedroom Colonial with huge 

dining room, country sized 

kitchen, 19 * 15 ft family 

room with fireplace, 2Vi 

baths, many custom features 

$93,800 

FARMINGTON 

HILLS 

ROLLING OAKS 

New 2,600 sq ft brick colo- 

nial with circular stairs, 22 ft 

living room with formal din- 

ing room, well planned 

kitchen with built-ins, den, 19 

ft paneled family room with 

wood doorwall, excellent loca- 

tion Only $96,900 

FARMINGTON 

HILLS 

"REPEAT AFTER ME" 

Cb you take this 4 bedroom 

home with new carpets and 

drapes, huge living room, for- 

mal dining room, spacious 

kitchen with built-ins, family 

room with den, large lot, to be 

your very own? For only 

$83,500, then say "I DO" and 

call us today 

ASK ABOUT OUR 

HOME WARRANTY PLAN 

Realty World 

JERRY F EDWARDS 

& ASSOCIATES 

553-8100 

WEST BLOOMFIELD By Owner 

Country English custom Home \ 

acre, magnificent gardens 4 

bedrooms or 3 with upstairs sitting 

room 2 full baths. 2 hall baths 24 

car garage Loaded $175,000 Call 

between 11 AM - 5 PM 85 1 0848 

DRAMATIC 

KENDALLWOOD 

COLONIAL 

(No 61 This immaculate pillared 

colonial stands proud among Birch 

4 Maple The spacious interior 

reflects a strong pride of own 

ership The attractive floor plan is 

ideal (or family living and enter 

taining and the Flonda room over 

looks an inground heated Gunile 

Pool • perfect for Mint Julips on 

summer afternoons Features 

include formal dining room, family 

room with natural fireplace. 24 

baths, 3 large bedrooms with mas 

ter bedroom suite, maintenance 

free exterior and much more We 

welcome the fussiest buyer $78,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

EXCEPT IONAL VALUE 

Lovely Colonial with 4 large bed 

rooms, Country Kilchen. spacious 

living room, family room with fire 

place, attached 2 car garage Ask 

ing $73,500 SOUNDS NICE" Call 

U» Today 

CENTURY 21 

CORNERSTONE 478 4660 

Executive 

Dream Home 

Elegant 4 bedroom brick Cali- 

fornia bi-level, featuring: den, 

3 full baths, large family 

room with natural fireploce. 

formal dining room, 2 car 

attached garage, lovely large 

landscaped lot Asking 

$134,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South, Inc, 464-6400 

5 ACRES 

FARMINGTON HlLLS - Breath- 

taking North wooda atmosphere, 

rolling and wooded with spring 

Rustic 3 bedroom home with base- 

ment and carport New heating sys- 

tem Prime Farmington Rd . 11 

Mile area IS7.500 

2 FIREPLACES 

FARMINOTON HILLS - Beautiful 

brick J bedroom, huge master, for 

mal dining room. 14 baths. 2 natu 

ral fireplace, central air, finished 

baaement. 2 car garage M2.900 

Executive Ranch 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Sprawling 

brick ranch. 4 bedroom, 24 bath*, 

formal dining room, family room 

with fireplace, full baaement, door- 

wall to multi-level patio. 2 car 

garage. 4 acre lot and choice 13 

Mile Farmington Rd area New to 

market 172.600 

CENTURY 21 

HARTFORD 414. Inc 47» M00 

FARMINGTON 

Tri level, 4 bedrooms plus den. or 5 

bedrooms, country kitchen, large 

family room with fireplace, large 

living room, foyer. 24 baths, 2 car 

attached garage, covered patio, 

central air. outdoor grill, carpeted, 

built-in dishwasher, automatic 

garage door opener Close to shop 

ping, schools, church, etc 

Open Saturday and Sunday 2 lo 

5PM 

BY OWNER $65 900 

Call After 6PM 

476-7575 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

NEW LISTING 

nret floor laundry featured in 4 

bedroom colonial with very private 

yard Won't last' Call JOYCE CAR 

DWELL 

Norwood 

No 12. Inc 478 2000 


This charming brick Ranch offers 

3 Bedrooms. 3 baths, family room 

23 Foot living room with 2 way (ire 

place adjoining dining room 

Screened terrace and patio Large 

rec room, carpeting Quick Occu 

pancy Keenly Priced at $57,900 

CENTURY 21 

SECONTINE ASSOC 

626-8800 

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 bedroom 

ranch on almost 2 wooded acres 

14 baths, separate garage circular 

drive $69,900 569 2288 

FARMINGTON 

HILLS 

b/ove right into this excep- 

tionally sharp three bedroom 

ranch wth full, almost fin- 

ished basement and beautiful 

family room Don't miss this 

one at only $72,500 

Century 21 


851-771 1 


Older home in good condition Huge 

country kitchen recently remod 

eled Full basement. 24 car 

garage, 120 ft lot Land contract 

possible $51,900 

CALL ED SEXTON 

Norwood 

No 12, Inc 478 2000 

FARMINGTON HILLS. 13 Mile. 

Farmington Rd 4 bedroom. 24 

baths tri level Low $70's Owner 

553 4939 


WOODSTREAM FARMS 

30301 Windingbrook Lane, 

FIRST OFFERING, MUST BE 

SEEN Outstanding 4 bedroom 

quod, approximately 3,600 

square feet Wooded park like 

setting, 3'/J baths, library, 

large family room with wet 

bar. formal dining room, 2 

natural fireplaces, large coun- 

try kitchen leading to screened 

Porch and deck 2 zone heat 

and central air, finished recre- 

ation room By appointment 

626- 4800 

AETNA 

REALTY 

Fruehauf Farms 

"TRADITIONAL HOMES" 

Select homes from $97,950 

2500 to 3200 sq ft Birming- 

ham schools. Middlebelt at 

Walnut Lake Rd 

Several homes will be ready 

for summer occupancy 

BINDER HOMES 

855-1616 

HIGH ON HILL 

ONLY $65,900 

WEST BLOOMFIELD Magnificent 

view from this hilltop 4 acre 

Beautiful custom brick ranch with 3 

bedrooms, (master with bay windi, 

2 baths. 2 natural fireplaces, formal 

dining room, family room and rec 

room, walkout basement, patio, 2 

car attached garage, in prestige 

Lone Pine Middlebelt area Hurry' 

CENTURY 21 

HARTFORD 414 Inc 478 6000 

Home Beautiful 

(No 6> This exciting 3 bedroom. 2 

bath brick ranch is a perfect 

example of creative decor and 

meticulous upkeeping The spacious 

COUNTRY KITCHEN is fully 

equipped for the busiest home- 

maker and her active family 

Plenty of counter, cupboard, and 

table space here The large living 

room - with its plush carpeting 

underfoot joins an attractive fam 

lly room with natural fireplace Out 

the doorwall to nature's backyard 

the kids will have loads of fun in 

their own private park There's 

more too Swim and tennis club 

membership available Call for 

details $65,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

INDEPENDENCE COMMONS 

(No 141 A spacious 3 bedroom brick 

ranch with oversized 2 car attached 

garage, first floor laundry and fin- 

ished basement A large well equip- 

ped kitchen, spacious master bed- 

room ant beautiful backyard deck 

overlooking the Commons are just a 

few of the many fine extras fea- 

tured in this quality built home 

Particular buyers are urged to con- 

sider this rare opportunity at 

$84,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

IN LINCOLNSHIRE. Farmington 

Mil* 4 bedroom. 24 bath, custom 

built Colonial Formal dining room, 

large family room with fireplace, 

large 1st floor utility room, central 

air. Many More Cuitom Features 

R 1.300 Immediate Occupancy Call 

•ys 851-7111 After 6PM. 474 6319 

OPEN SATURDAY 15 

W Bloomfield, by owner, I 

bedroom. 24 bath multl level 

iporary family room, fire- 

professionally decorated and 

iped. premium lot on cul-de- 

sac, backs to 7 acre park $92,500 

Ml-0067 

IN W BLOOMFIELD. beautifully 

decorated 3 or 4 bedroom quad or 

large landscaped lot. $78,OflO Call 

66 1 2558 

JUST LISTED 

DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON 

(No 14) Towering shade trees and 

mature landscaping grace this qual 

ity constructed 3 bedroom brick 

ranch with large family room and 

finished basement A convenient 

location within walking distance to 

shopping, churches and recreation 

We urge your immediate inspection 

of this handsome property in one of 

Farmington's moat popular areas 

Asking $59,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 

EXFXUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 

851-4100 

LAKE LIVING, By owner,. 500 fl 

from Walnut L»ke 4 bedroom. 24 

bath Bi Level Many extras 

$225,000 Open Sat 4 Sun 1 PM 5 

PM 85 1 7083 

LOVELY KENDALLWOOD 

(No 19) An exciting 3 bedroom 

ranch on a large treed lot This 

home shows a Strong pride of own 

ership and offers a very spacious 

and dramatic hying room with fire 

place A completely modernized 19 

ft kitchen A fyll basement and an 

attached 2 car" garage Call for 

details $64,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


85U4100 

NEW BRICK ar»d cedar ranch with 

Wanut l.ake privileges, Birming 

ham Schools, 3 bedrooms, gas loe 

fireplace in living room, attached 1 

car garage $49 900 

LAVERNE EADY 

4 ASSOCIATES 

626-471 I 275-4422 

NEW LISTING 

Custom 3000 sq ft 3 bed- 

room brick ranch. 2!/i baths, 

family room,, natural fire- 

place, formol! dining room, 

2Vi (far garbge, redwood 

deck, patio ohd many more 

fine features 1st offering 

$88,500 

CENTURY 21 


ORCHARD 

LAKE 

Charming Quad-level on 

large lot > 3 bedrooms, gas 

heat, 2 car attached garage 

West Bloomfield Schools 

$68,000 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North, Inc. 

681-5700 

PINE LAKE FRONTAGE 

Nice house, will remodel Exact 

Construction Co 398 1878 

W BLOOMFIELD 

ENGLISH 

TUDOR 

NEW TUDOR . 2600 sq ft Tudor 

colonial, 4 bedrooms, library. 24 

balhs, fireplace in family room. 1st 

floor laundry, full basement, 

attached garage, in prestigous 

area A realistic price of $92,900 

Will duplicate on your lot 

RYMAL 

SYMES 

851-9770 

SUPER MINT CONDITION' 

Super Icoation' Four bed 

room colonial or 3 and a 

library Formal dining, 

spacious fireplaced (amiTy 

room, 24 oaths and a 

beautiful professionally (in 

ished recreation room with 

wet bar Enjoy the Spring 

on a great patio, private 

with trees and shrubs 

Possession is immediate 

Don't wait on this beauty 

$79 900 Call 553-8700 

Thompson- 

Brown 

W BLOOMFIELl bedroom, 14 

ELD 4 b 

bath brick ranch, with carport 

large patio, newly carpeted and 

pafnte(T$39,000 682 5273 

PRESTIGIOUS 

Nearly 3.200 sq ft in this large pil 

lared colonial Family entertain 

ment is easy with a family room 4 

natural fireplace ©n the main floor 

4 a rec' room 4 natural fireplace in 

the basement Foijr bedrooms and 

34 baths make f(* family comfort 

A formal dining room 4 country 

kitchen also grace this home The 

natural setting Of this property 

screens out the world 

CENTURY 21 

Gene Dark e 2 

851-6700 

Colonial Beauty 

FARMINGTON HILLS. II Mile 

Middlebelt area Just listed' 4 mas- 

ter sire bedrooms, formal dining 

room, breakfast hook, 24 baths 

Immaculate concftion throughout 

First floor laundry room, large cov- 

ered patio Priced! to sell fast Ask- 

ing $76,500 

CENTURY 21 

TOOAY 559-4488 

COLONY PARKJ treed area 4 

bedroom Old English Colonial 

Tudor Aprox 3000 sq ft Central 

air, burglar alarm, many extras, 

1133.000 After 6 pm 553 20*4 

Cumberland Common 

"TRADITIONAL HOMES" 

Select homes ftom $97,950 

2500 to 3200 sq ft. West 

Bloomfield Schdsls. West side 

of Middlebelt, '/i Mile south of 

Walnut Lake Rd Models are 

located at Middlebelt & Wal- 

nut Lake Rd 

BINDER HOMES 

855-1616 

W BLOOMFIELD BY OWNER 

SUPER CLEAN,; cuslom built, 

recently Insulated 4 fireplaces. 4 

bedrooms. 24 baths, finished 

baaement. wet bar Carpeting 

throughout Including 24 x 14 

Ibtchen Deluxe dkthwasher, stove 

Maintenance free «xlerlor, central 

air. electronic air filter, automatic 

sprinkler system, prage opener, 

Inground Guntte pool MUCH 

MORE! '.it,900 612 0817 

W BLOOMFIELD 4 bedroom 24 

bath home in prime location Large 

family room, central air side 

entrance garage Scenic lol Buyers 

only $100,000 681 3296 

W BLOOMFIELD Lake Estates 

Arched brick wall between kilchen 

4 dining room, plus Cathedral 

ceiling in 27x15 living/family room, 

makes this 4 Bedroom 24 bath 

Colonial unique Air conditioning, 

sprinkling system, carpet, drapes 

self cleaning oven automatic 

K rage opener the added features 

ike View privileges $1 35,000 

682 2639 

W BLOOMFIELD Lake Estates, 

beautifully decorated, Dutch Colo 

nial, 5 bedrooms. 3 full 4 2 half 

balhs, formal dining room, spacious 

kitchen with built ins 2 fireplaces, 

full finished basement with wet bar, 

central air, zoned sprinkling sys 

tern, lake privileges and many 

extras, buyers only $153,500 

68 1 5094 

BY OWNER Farmington Hills 3 

bedroom, 1 4 bath quad, family 

room with fireplace, remodeled 

kitchen with built ins, 2 car 

attached garage, 4 many extras 

$71,500 After 4pm 553 8070 

WEST Bloomfield 14 Middlebell 

Attractive 2.000 sq ft 3 bedroom 

bnck ranch, treed *« acre, cul de 

sac, large living, family, dining, 2 

way fireplace 2 baths. AC By 

owner $64,500 626 8938 

FARMINGTON HILLS 4 bedroom 

Colonial, family room, attached 

garage, central air Natural fire 

place, $69,900 478 0732 

YEAR ROUND LIVABILITY 

(No 23) This 4 bedroom brick colo- 

nial offers year round comfort 

With a fireplace in the spacious 

family room, a country kitchen (or 

mal dining room and rec room in 

the full basement There's plenty of 

room lo relax The central air and 

heated Gunite pool give additional 

Value to this beautifully decorated 

home $77,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

BY OWNER. Orchard Lake and 

Long Lake Rds area Bloomfield 

Hills schools 3 Bedroom, fully 

carpeted, large Tri-level, 24 baths, 

wad of shelving in panelled family 

room, professionally landscaped. 

Pine Lake privileges $82,$00 

85 1 0875 

Farmington Condo 

Dishwasher refngerator, oven & 

range are included in this unit with 

2 huge bedrooms and formal dining 

room, carpeted throughout Low 

monthly maintenance fee $36,500 

CENTURY 21 

TOOAY 478-1040 


Half acre lot, 3 bedroom aluminum 

sided, carpeted throughout except 

kitchen Pi car garage, built in 

Stove 4 oven $30 500 478 7933 

BY OWNER 4 bedrooms, 24 baths, 

raised Ranch in quiet Farmington 

area Convenient to X ways For 

mal dining room, extra large 

master bedroom with dressing 

room, first floor laundry are 

featured in this beautifully 

appointed home offered by owner to 

buyers only at $8*v900 Immediate 

occupancy 474 5734 

Squeaky Clean 

(No 6) Ready for the most demand 

ing buyer, this immaculate 3 bed 

room tri level is just what the 

hpmemaker ordered Highlighting 

the living room and kitchen are 

dramatic Cathedral ceilings The 

large family room is perfect for 

family activities And the park like 

backyard is just right for Bad min 

t0n and Volleyball A no wax 

kitchen floor. 2 car garage, patio. 

1 Vi baths and a subdivision swim 

club membership make this an 

excellent buy at $48,900 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

FARMINGTON HILLS, beautiful 

ravine peninsula acre with trees 

and stream 4 bedroom 24 baths, 

brick contemporary Quad Level on 

private roacl View from every 

window Newly decorated Contem 

Mrary slim 4 vertical blinds 

Carpeting over oak flooring Large 

kitchen with pantry and built in 

appliances Electric door opener on 

24 car side entrance garage 

Intercom Paneled family room 

with beamed ceiling Recessed 

lighting Full wall brick fireplace 

with glass doors Doorwall to 

K quet patio deck Room for 5lh 

room, library or den More 

$96,400 tiy Owner 476-6968 

FARMINGTON "GREEN 12 Mile 

west of Farmington Rd New 4 

bedroom colonial. 24 balhs, family 

room, fireplace, on prime lot 

Immediate occupancy $80,500 

35024 Bunker Hill Or Appointment 

only 474-0193 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

NEW OFFERING 

Attractive Colonial designed for 

farhily living 4 Bedrooms, 24 

baljia. large kitchen and breakfast 

room, family room, library 

Gldssed enclosed terrace Newly 

panelled and carpeted rec room 

[Xiil furnace with central air Car 

pet and drapes DON'T MISS THIS 

ONE" 

CENTURY 21 

SECONTINE ASSOC 

626-8800 


Lathnjp 

~ SOUTHFIELD GARDENS" 

4 bedroom. 24 bath colonial on 

nicelv landscaped corner, central 

air. large master bedroom, modern 

kitchen with large dining area, 

separate dining rooiti, formal livins 

room Panelled family room with 

fireplace, full basement with extra 

batn, carpeted 4 draped through 

out Low $60'J 559 4565 

BEACON SQUARE Cape Cod, 4 

bedrooms. 24 baths, extra large 

master suite, 24 car attached 

garage with automatic opener, air 

conditioned, fenced in treed yard, 

gas fireplace 4 bar b-que on patio, 

swim club In sub $88,l00 355 1727 

before 5 After 5pm, S56-4613 

BEAUTIFUL 

PLUMBROOK SUB 

Spocious 3 bedroom brick 

ranch professionally decorated 

and landscaped Impressive 2 

way fireploce, family room 

with beamed ceiling, extra 

large kitchen, inground free 

form pool in terraced back- 

yard. MANY CUSTOM EXTRAS 

$61,500. Call 569-7020 

REDDING 

CHARMING COLONIAL with 4 

good sued bedroom*. 24 baths, lit 

laundry, full basement, great 

ifement for family room, 

faat room and kitchen Con- 

arrangement for family room, 

breakfaat room and kitchen Con- 

veniently located. 13 Mile, South- 

field 

(-AVERNE EADY 

4 ASSOCIATES 

626-4711 275-4422 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS, cute 2 

bedroom garage, near 13 Mile Rd 

$25,300 owner Buyer only 626 4066 

or 851 3558 

COUNTRY LOT' 

MIDWAY SOUTHFIELD Custom 

built ranch with gorgeous family 

room, formal dining room, natural 

fireplace car attached garage 

First time offered Asking $35,500 

CENTURY 21 

TOOAY 559-4488 

CONTEMPORARY 

BRICK RANCH 

N of 12 Mile, E of Southfield. 

3 becVooms, fireplace, nice 

carpeting and wallpaper, self 

deanirtg oven, washer and 

dryer, central Oir, corport 

$32,900 Call 569 7020 

REDDING 

COZY 

Aluminum siding, two bedrooms, 

and family room or three bedroom 

home on over one quarter acre o( 

land Be sure you see this charmer 

al $37,000 

Call for appointment 525 4200 

Integrity, 

Realtors 

il on 

DESIREABLE Cranbrook Vi'll 

professionally decorated c 

heavily treed large lot 4 bedrooms. 

14 baths, beautiful family room 

with fireplace, central air double 

gas BBU. 2 car attached garage 

and much more Bilvers only. *59 

900 Call after 6 pm ' 559 2585 

LAHSER-114 Mile by ownei; 3 

bedroom colonial. 24 baths ttir 

family room, finished basement, 

many accessories $58,900 Firm 

357 5498 

Lover's Delight i 

Central air for summer, one 

owner tri-level in Southfield 

Farms area 3 to 4 bedrooms. 

2'/j baths, plus large living 

room, formal dining, plus a 

lot more. $60,900 

Century 21 

FAIR TOWNE CO 

626-8000 

NEAT & CLEAN 

Starter home in Oak Park Ready 

for the starling family and a| a 

price you can afford Partially Car 

peted, fenced yard, carport Only 

$24,900 

CENTURY 21 

Gene Darke 2 

851-6700 

Vb ACRE 

l-ahser 9 Mile area, mint condition 

ranch family room, sun deck over 

34 car heated garage call for 

details 

Cl assic 

478-5500 

OPEN SUNDAY 1 5 PM Pinewood 

Manor. 17441 Madison Southfield, 

13 Mile Charming 1 bedroom 

colonial, 24 baths, paneled family 

room with brick walled fireplace 

built ins, bay window in kitchen 

first floor laundry central air to 

many extras to name Muss see 

$71500 647 4677 

LATHRUP VILLAGE 

Proudly presents this 

immaculate I owner brick 

ranch with approximately 

1.650 sq ft of living 

( comfort Carpeted ana 

draped living room, kitchen 

complete wiih built-ins and 

separate breakfast room 

fireplaced family room. 3 

bedrooms and 2 full baths, 

finished rec room with wet 

bar and extra half batjun 

basement Double glared 

windows and extra 

insualtion Attached 2 car 

garage, with automatic 

opener $74,900 557 3500 

RED LEAF LANE 

In Southfield's beautiful 

Cantebury Gardens Sub 

brick and aluminum ranch 

with a new dream kilchen 

including color coordinated 

range and refrigerator. 3 

bedrooms. 14 baths, and 2 

car detached garage with 

electric opener year bid 

washer and dryer included 

Landscaped and fenced 

yard $39,900 557 3500 

OPEN SUNDAY 

1:00-4:00 P.M. 

27210 Eldorado West of 

Southfield Rd And North of 

II Mile in beautiful LathrVip 

Village, lovely brick ranch 

drenched with tender lov 

ing care, carpeted and 

draped living and dining 

room, modernized kitchen 

with self-cleaning oven and 

range, dishwasher and dis 

posal 3 bedrooms 14 

baths, natural woodburning 

fireplace, 19 x 10 enclo 

sedFlorida room, finished 

basement, and 2 car 

attached garage Fast pos 

session $59,900 Call 557 

3500 

Cranbrook 

Assoc , Inc Realtors 

28840 Southfield Rd 

OUTSTANDING 

4 bedroom pillared colonial } full 

plus 2 half baths. 2 story with NEW 

deluxe formica kitchen and NEW 

Professional decorating ! This 

immaculate home includes abun 

dant storage, built-in cabjnets 

ceramic fireplace, central air and 

MUCH MORE' By appointment 

$78,500 

Cranbrook 

Assoc . Inc Realtors 

865-2200 

SOUTHFIELD • Beautiful 3 bed- 

room ranch, Greenfield 10 Mile Rd 

Central Air circulating hot water 

heating air cleaner numidlfier. 

tiled basement. 24 baths, screened 

back porch, slate vestibule; well- 

insulaled. gas incinerator, (no 

garage I Buyers only Weekdays 

after 6pm 557 9212 

SOUTHFIELD, J bedroom ,brlck 

ranch, finished basement; 14 

baths. 24 car brick garage, cedar 

tloset, much more 10 Mile 

Southfield area By owner |49.900 

7M6 

SOUTHFIELD N of 12 Mile, 

custom Colonial 3 bedrooms. 14 

tethi. 20 ft. family room > with 

fireplace Central air. humidifier, 

air cleaner All new appliance*, 

fenced yard Storage ahed Walking 

distance to schools, $51,900 eve- 

nings 568 39m 

SOUTHFIELb. 11 Mile - Lahlar. 4 

bedroom tri level, attached | ear 

garage, family room. Low }S0^* 

( 

PRETTY AS A 

PICTURE 

This superbly maintained one 

owner colonial home is beautiful 

inside and out' 4 bedrooms 24 

baths, family room with fireplace 

Finished recreation room large 

kitchen and breakfast area Attrac- 

tive yard with private flagstone ter 

race $67 500 CALL NOW' 

PARKE WINTER & REED 

REALTORS 

646-5000 

SOUTHFEILD beautiful 4 bed 

room brick colonial. 24 baths 1st 

floor laundry, family room with 

fireplace central air sprinklers 2 

car attached garage professionally 

landscaped extras $6§ 500 559 674. 

SOUTHFIELD 10 Mile Green 

field. 5 bedrooms 3 down and 2 up 

3 (ull baths, family room finished 

basement air. garage burglar and 

fire alarm patio and gas barbecue 

beautifully decorated Mid 50 s 

557 9149 

SOUTHFIELD GARDENS First 

Offering 3 bedroom 24 baths 

brick ranch family room with 

fireplace, 24 car attached garage, 

complete finished basemen! cen 

tral air many built-in extra-" b> 

owner buyers only $59 990 559 2012 

SOUTHFIELD 

Five bedroom 

$33,900 

home with 

family 

lots of room to grow Family room 

24 car garage large lot walk to 

city recreational facilities Must see 

this very special house' Call ANNA 

KASSAB 

Norwood 

No 12. Inc 4 78 5000 

SOUTHFIELD 

4 bedroom brick ranch 4th 

bedroom paneled, can be 

used os den Huge country 

kitchen with doorwall to patio. 

2 full baths, tiled basement, 

central air, attached 2 cor 

garage $58,900 Call 569 

7020 

REDDING 

SOUTHFIELD 

OPEN SUN 2 5 PM 

22935 Volley View Drive. 

South of 10 Mile ond East of 

Telegraph, take Mulberry to 

Valley View Spacious living. 

5 year young brick Colonial, 4 

large bedrooms. 2 Vi baths, 

family room with fireplace, 

library, main floor utility 

room, redwood deck, central 

air. attached garage, profes 

sionally landscaped lot 

$79, 500 

AETNA , 

REALTY 

559 8333 

SOUTHFIELD 

RANCH 

Charming 2 bedroom brick starter 

in Cranbrook Village features new 

roof 4 carpeting, attached garage 4 

all appliances stay $35,500 

O'RILLEY 

689-8844 

SOUTHFIELD COLONIAL 

Very shorp well kept home 

with 3 bedrooms, I Vi baths, 

large family room fireplace, 

basement, 2 car attached 

garage $57,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Really North Inc 

SOUTHFIELD COLONIAL 

Beautiful family brick home in 

desirable Twyckingham Sub 

4 bedroom, 2Vi baths, family 

room with fireplace and par 

quel floors, central air, 2 car 

ottoched garage With auto- 

matic door opener $85,900 

EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North Inc 559 1300 

SOUTHFIELD 


Greenfield 10 Mile area It's 

hord to find a brick ranch with 

3 bedrooms - 1 Vi baths - cen 

tral oir full bosement pass 

hall and close to shopping, 

transportation, schools and 

synagogues, for only $39,900 

By appointment, 559 8333 

AETNA 

REALTY 

SOUTHFIELD 

OPEN SUN 2-5PM 

29879 Marshall. N of 12 Mile 

and W of Greenfield THE 

HOUSE YOU'VE WANTED! 3 

bedrooms, 1 Vi bath Colonial 

Panelled family room with 

natural fireplace, central air, 

2 car garoge, and many 

extras $48,900 

AETNA 

REALTY 

559 8333 

SOUTHFIELD 

BUILDERS OWN HOME This 

gracious four bedroom colo- 

nial with three full baths is 

ideal for the large family 

Loaded with extras, it features 

a mprble foyer, library, 

kitchen with walk-in pantry 

ond double oven, cedar closet 

and finished basement All for 

only $69,900 

Century 21 


851-771 1 

$35,900 

9 MILE 4 BEECH 

4 bedroom ranch, family room, den 

and attached 3 car prage 138x132 

lot $10,000 down, land contract 

8^% at $259 per month New 

listing, hurry! 

Norwood 

Ma 11, Inc 522-3010 

SOUTHFIELD 4 bedroom 2 000 sq 

ft brick colonial 24 balhs paneled 

family room with fireplace kitchen 

range hardwood floors central air 

patio with redwood privacy fence 

fenced yard $66,500 559 5280 

SOUTHFIELD 

NEWLY REDECORATED 3 bed 

room Contemporary ranch 

Cathedral ceilings, shog cor 

peting, laundry facilities off 

kitchen Large breakfast room 

central air, covered patio with 

gas barbecue A buy ai 

$27,900 By appomtmeni 

AETNA 

REALTY 

559 8333 

308 Rochester Troy 

ATTENTION Transferees Tro\ 

Somerset area 4 bedroom 24 

baths 3200 sq (t Colonial Dining 

room family room library, large 

tieed lot Occupancy July 1 

$132 000 64 0 0190 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 4 bed 

rooms 3 baths 2 100 square foot 

ranch fireplace 2 car garage park 

like lot $77 500 64 7 8842 

BY OWNER Brand new contempo 

rary 2 story with 3 bedrooms 

library fireplaced family room 24 

baths, circular staircase doorwalls 

4 decks all on 3 beautiful acres in 

Rochester area $112 900 6 93 7 038 

BY OWNER On GoHCourse in the 

most beautiful section ol Great 

Oaks 34 bedroom 24 baths 

dramatic design quality home air 

conditioned 4 many extra features 

$123 000 652 1412 

BY OWNER Spacious 4 bedroom 

Colonial on 24 acres with small 

barns 4 stream Rochester schools 1 

$98 500 373 6554 

COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 5 

acres Solid brick ranch 3 

bedrooms 2 balhs Many features 

Perfect selling for horse lovers 

summer winter fun F'or appoinl 

ment call (".eraldine Clemmons 642 

9700 

REAL ESTATE PEOPLE INC 

GREAT BUY 4 bedroom brick 

ranch on large lot in Windmill 

Pointe in Troy Family room with 

fireplace 2 (ull balhs 24 car 

attached garage carpeting drap 

enes Listed at $61 500 

Qosed Fn at Noon Sat 4 Sun 

A Goode Listing Is A Good Hus 

GOODE 

REAL ESTATE 

1411 N Woodward Ml 7 1898 

RED WING 

TICKET 

WINNER 

Kurt Dunn 

^3«?47 tnnishore 

Novi Ml 


D e p a M m e n i o' The 

Observer K Eccentric by 5 

p m Tricjay March 24 

1978 to claim your lwO tree 

RED WING HOCKEY IK K 

I-1S ?61 8600 ext 243 


559 1300 

NEW 3 bedroom home Rochester 

schools corner lot $32 500 375 9759 

PULTE 

Homes of Michigon Inc 

8V2% 

New 4 bedroom colonial 

available for immediate occu 

pancy $70,000 2450 sq ft 

FAIRVIEW FARMS 

Call Dick Wickham 

• 6510030 

PULTE HOMES 

FORESTVIEW VILLAGE 

IN TROY 

Beautiful 3 Of 4 and 5 bed 

room colonial priced from 

$65,990 Call 64 1 7311 for 

odditional information 

PULTE 

Homes of Michigan. Inc 

ROCHESTER stalely 3 bedroom 

24 bath home located in presti 

gious Great Oaks West Overlooking 

6th green priced to sell After 7 pm 

651 $359 

ROCHESTER Stately 3 bedroom 

24 bath home located 'in prestigious 

Great Oaks West overlooking 6

Rochester-Troy 

TROY 

bedroom 

Bv owner beautiful 4 

oilla ired colonial custom •usli 

deck 24 baths 

extras 178.000 

1 si floor laundr undry 

879 IB 1 

TROY COLONIAL, by owner, 4 

bedrooms. 24 baths central air. 

basement Buyers only 181 900 

689 3342 

TROY COLONIAL 

4 bedroom brick home done 

by inferior decorator Family 

room with fireplace, base- 

ment. first floor laundry. 2 car 


EARL 

KEIM 

Realty North Inc 559-1300 

TROY 

Northfield Hills Condo with 3 bed 

rooms 24 baths basement and 

garage Select premium location 

with new into woodland Carpeting 

and drapes included Low monthly 

fee includes heat Convenient loca 

tion near Crooks 4 Long Lake Full 

price 159 000 

ROCHESTER 

i»ne level 2 bedroom condo with 

scenic view of the river Located 

near Oakland University Range 

oven disposer dishwasher, refrig 

erator and compactor $76 fee 

includes heat and club privileges 

Only $37 W0 

Roch. Commercial 

Kei-enlly remodeled and ideal for 

office or commercial use About 

I DOO sq ft on 75 ft lot with high 

traffic count Zoned B I $85,000 

HARTWIG 

REALTORS 651 8144 

TRTA NOW taking reservations 

new subdivision Wattles between 

Coolidge and Crooks From $88 990 

Dembs Building Co 855 1511 

TROY Sylven Glen subdivision 

well maintained 4 bedroom colonial 

wi 100 X 150 lot large kitchen with 

no wa* floor 4 appliances, seperate 

dining room 4 beamed family room 

with fireplace 2 car garage 

basement Former builders model 

for sale bv original owner Nicely 

decorated $78 900 Buvers only, call 

879 1124 

TROY TRI LEVEL in a court 3 

bedroom. 14 baths family room 

with fireplace nicely decorated 

clean patio well landscaped 25*24 

garage Call before 8 PM 889 8243 

4 BEDROOM brick ranch 100 ft" 

lot 24 baths 24 car garage full 

basement central air 1st floor 

laundn 879 0136 

309 Northville-Novi 

A MAJESTIC STAIRCASE 

greets you in the impres 

sive foyer of this custom 

Cape Cod. built with quality 

in mind The living room 

has a fireplace, the dining 

room fine molding both 

graciously proportioned for 

entertaining There's a 

bedroom ana full bath on 

the first floor, three bed 

rooms and two balhs on the 

second floor The family 

room fireplace includes a 

barbeque grill A screened 

terrace at the rear of the 

house offers a restful view 

of the woods $155 000 Call 

281 5080 

Thompson- 

Brown 

BACK TO THE FARM 

Restored Historic barn now 

Sculptor s studio residence 

Insulated wired, plumbed, 

reroofed, resided Anderson 

windows finish interior 

your way 24 acres trees 

pond, stream Near North 

ville Call 553 8700 $89 900 

Thompson- 

Brown 

CAPE COD 4 bedrooms. 2 full 

baths redwood deck, professionally 

landscaped By appointment only 

349 2847 

EXECUTIVE HOME" in Lexington 

Commons. Northville Beautiful, 

2 500 sq ft 4 bedroom Colonial 

with study and 1st floor laundry 

$115 000 Evenings Call Bob Van 

Cise 313 994 5705, or days 313 665 

S663 Eibler 4 Assoc Realtors 2155 

Jackson Ave Ann Arbor 

NORTHVILLE TWP 

4 bedroom colonial 

5 acres with woods 

$89 500 348 2184 

HORSE LOVERS 

15 acre mini horse farm fea 

turing a 4 bedroom custom 

ranch Fireplace in huge fam- 

ily room, balcony off large liv- 

ing room, lsf floor laundry, 

attached 2 car garage, 2 

barns, pond and woods 

Much, much more! Asking 

$130,000 

CENTURY 21 

Hartfcxd West Inc 453-7600 

IN NOVI 

Whispering 

Meadows 

Preview the be^t value in New 

homes in this location The Bristol 

Hill 1700 sq ft $89 990 The Dun 

tion 2300 sq ft $79 990 Features 

Stained woodwork, wood handrails, 

built in oven, brick foyer floor, wet 

bar in Dunston masonry fireplace, 

wood windows (front i 

Sales office, West of Haggerty. 

««>uth of 10 Mile on Burton Cl 

BINDS? HOMES 

478-6760 855 1616 

LYON TWP Gentleman farmer's 

hideaway this sprawling custom 

ranch features 2 car garage J 

fireplaces 4 bedrooms, huge family 

room 1st floor laundry superb 

kitchen. 10 acres, heated pool 2 

itory 4 stall barn with fenced 

pasture. $129,500 

NORTHVILLE TWP a J0H4 

master bedroom, with its own 

fireplace snd sewing room, is 

merely froatlng on the cake This 

unique home has solid oak and ash 

plank floors I fireplaces, 24 baths 

*md many /ine fMturei situated on 

3 acres on paved road $189 500 

NOVI country living with 

Northville 

"invmc w 

schools, 

k . 

this 

* * 

almost new ,,v " 

ouad level Is situated on 14 acres. 

5Je 3600 sq ft contains s recreation 

_ntl famil 

room and family room, J large 

bedrooms 24 baths, formal dining 

room snd .... - ''replace 

finishing required 8* 800 

RIZZO 

REAL ESTATE INC. 

349-9460 

NOVI 

Hot New Listing 

Beoutiful 3 bedroom contemporary 

colonial, family room 

v^rh fireploce, formal dining 

room, 2V* baths, central air, 

attoched 2 car garage and 

moch more. 1 sf offering 

$71 900 

CENTURY 21 

Hortford We*f, Inc 453-6500 

OA E 

NORTHVILLE 

LEXINGTON COMMONS. S 

The setting is beautiful, the home is 

outstanding A fantastic 4 bedroom 

Colonial home in Northvilles 

Lexington Commons South A first 

floor study and a first floor laundry 

will attract your attention If you 

are commuting, consider this 2,500 

sq ft home in Northville $115,000 

Evenings Robert Van Cise, 994 5705 

Elbler 4 Associates, Realtors 

2155 Jackson Ave , Ann Arbor 

313-685-8863 

i Novi-New Listing 

Immaculate 4 bedroom colonial in 

popular Meadow Glens Family 

room fireplace, covered patio, cus 

torn draperies, tiled basement, 

occupancy May 1st Low $60 s 

S. Lyon-Lakefront 

Beautiful Oakwood Meadows is the 

setting for this outstanding lake 

front custom home 3000 sq ft of 

living on over 4 acre lot 5 bed 

rooms, 3 full baths, huge family 

room and many extras Call us 

now 

CENTURY 2 

HERITAGE 348 1300 

NOVI 

Three bedroom home in Novi s 

hottest area 1 Formal dining room, 

family room with fireplace, 2 car 

attached garage Stones throm lo 

schools x ways and 12-Oaks Mall 

Enjoy clubhouse, pool, sauna and 

much more Only S58.S00 Call ROY 

STEARNS 

Norwood 

to 1 4 Inc 348 3090 

• THE BEST OF 

EVERYTHING' 

located in a new growing 

area minutes from Twelve 

Oaks Possible 5 bedroom 

ranch Beautifully finished 

basement with wet bar 

possible Sauna 2 fire 

places Appliances Quality 

carpeting Waterview lot 

Call 553 8700 $85,000 

Thompson- 

Brown 

310 Union Lc*e 

Commerce 

BEAUTIFUL spacious 4 bedroom 

Quad level in desirable Huron 

Woods Sub 2 Fireplaces. 2 baths. 4 

acre treed lot Extras Lake 

privileges on Long I.ake By owner 

$89 900 ' 363 9898 

COMMERCE 

OVERLOOKING LAKE 

We have this custom built 2 

sfory home with 4 spacious 

bedrooms, 29 x 18 ft living 

room with fireplace, 20 * 16 

ft country kitchen. 3 baths, 2 

furnaces with central air 

Large treed lol Only $84,900 

ASK ABOUT OUR 

HOME WARRANTY PLAN 

Realty World 

JB?RY F EDWARDS 

553-8100 

4 ASSOCIATES 

OVERLOOKING Union Lake 2400 

sq ft 4 bedroom, Cathedral 

ceilings fireplace 24 balhs. l « 

acre treed lot $61,500 Owner 

363 0867 

Lake Privileges 

Beautiful country ranch, large 

kitchen, full basement. 2 1 /? car 

garage, large treed lot 

Located on peninsula with 2 

pnvote beoches to desirable 

loke Asking $45,900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South, Inc 464 6400 

S LYON AREA 

3 bedroom Cape Cod built in 1976 4 

acre. 2 car attached garage fire 

place, 1st floor laundry, family 

room, sunny kitchen with built ins 

like new $79,900 Call 349 8700 

BRUCE ROY REALTY INC 

311 Homes For Sale 


Berkley Bungalow 

2 bedrooms, kitchen with eating 

area, full basement with rec 

room Large family room with 

fireplace 4 parquet floor 

Needs T L C $29 000 

SNYDER 

KINNEY & 

BENNETT 

BIRMINGHAM M14 7000 

BRIGHTON LAKE VIEW. new 3 

beoroom colonial, 14 baths, 

attached garage custom built 

Near X way Nichols Realty 348 3044 

CUSTOM 

COUNTRY RANCH 

On over an acre, outstanding floor 

plan features extra large rooms 

including king size master bed 

room, fireplaces in living room 4 

recreation room, wet plaster 4 

hardwood floors throughout Mint 

condition 4 totally maintenance 

free exterior Outstanding rolling 4 

treed land on paved road in White 

Lake Twp Area of neat 4 comparable 

homes $59,900 

max 

BROOCK 

4139 Orchard Lake 

Roe Roberson 

NO. ROYAL OAK 

Offers this fine 2 bedroom brick 

ranch with attached garage, sun 

porch, 70x280 lot Only $43,000 

CONTEMPORARY 

Tri Level with 5 bedrooms, 34 

baths Also features comfortable 

library, super living room with fireplace 

for entertaining Other extras 

Include patio, central air. Indooroutdoor 

bar-be-que 1113.500 

MADISON HEIGHTS 

Bl Level features J bedrooms. 14 

balhs, formal dining room, den 

Many extras $38,100 

WOODWARD SIDE 

Ope Cod with natural fireplace In 

living room, formal dining room. 

ufHiated kitchen. 2 bedrooms down. 

1 large up, den. garage, full basement 

$59 900 

ROE 

ROBERSON 

Sheffield Office Plaza 

W. Big Beaver - Troy 

643-4580 

626-4000 

MILFORD TWP 5 Minutes from I 

98. 4 bedroom custom built Colonial, 

24 baths, living room, dining room, 

large kitchen, family room with 

fireplace 2 car attached garage on 

5 3 acres of partially wooded land 

Excellent condition $95,000 685 1608 

MILFORD TWP. 

2 Bedroom brick ranch on 1 acre. 2 

miles from Expressway House has 

great potential (or adding on Area 

of quality homes. $39,900 

REALTY WORLD 

CHAPMAN 162 

OAK PARK 

LOVELY DECOR 

SHARP remodeled Ranch Central 

air, modern kitchen, carpet 

throughout 3 bedrooms, garage 

QUICK OCCUPANCY 

EARL KEIM 

538-8300 

REDFORD INC. 

SOUTH LYON 

TIRED OF DRIVING your children 

all over creation 1 Here is a lovely 

ranch in town on a quiet dead end 

street within walking distance to 

everything Spacious living room, 

formal dining room. 3 bedrooms, 

den Excellent price $41,500 

Noting R E. 

437-2056 522-5150 

SOUTH LYON 

SYLVAN" LAKE By owner 2 

bedroom Brick Ranch Double lot 

full basement, fireplace, formal 

dining room Glass enclosed porch. 

2 car garage Lake privileges For 

appoint ment 681 4557 

100 Ft. Waterfront 

I-akewood Village Mammoth trees 

give a parklike setting to this 

waterfront Quad level home 

Immaculate decorator's delight 

Three bedrooms, den. dining room, 

2 baths, super sharp family room 

wit,h doorwall to covered terrace, 

partially finished recreation room, 

central air 4 underground sprinkl 

ing system among tl* many extras 

$82,900 

HIGHLAND 

Executive sprawling three bedroom 

ranch, large foyer, 18 fl master 

bedroom with its own private bath 

kitchen with island work center 

California dnftstone fireplace, for 

mal dining room with sliding doorwal 

to walk out recreation room, all 

this on a prime 2 acre setting sur 

rounded by small pine trees 

$73 900 

Carnage Realty 

M 59 at Milford Rd 

353-8995 887 4107 

320 Other Surburban 

Homes For Sale 

BLOOMFIELD ORCHARDS by 

owner Brick 4 aluminum colonial 

Tri level Spotless throughout Fea 

tures 4 bedrooms, country kitchen, 

carpeted throughout, l't baths, 

beamed living room with full wall 

raised hearth fireplace and new 

carpeting, oversized panelled fam 

ily room. 24 car attached, smoke 

alarms, gas lantern, roto antenna, 

many more features Fenced in 

backyard, walk to school $50,900 

335 5526 

ST CLAIR. INDOOR POOL Large, 

complete family home, 4 bedrooms 

4 baths, 2 family rooms. 24 car 

attached garage, many extras 

$84,000 By owner 1 329 9783 

BRIGHTON AREA 

10 ACRES 

4 bedroom ranch, attached garage, 

2 baths, walk out lower level, fire 

place, picture book setting, par 

tially wooded $63,9 00 Trades 

accepted 

SUMMIT 

427-3200 

Brighton-Howell 

RESTORED BRICK FARMHOUSE 

on 5 acres Large garage, tool shed, 

stable and partially completed pole 

bam $79,900 

SPLIT LEVEL DUPLEX on 2 3 

acres with approvaJ to build second 

duplex on property Built in appli 

ances. 1 unit has 3 bedrooms, 2 

baths Immaculate condition 

$79,900 

THREE BEDROOM RANCH. 2 full 

baths, easy access to 23 4 96 

Pnced to sell at $35,500 

Century 21 

BRIGHTON TOWNE CO 

CALL COLLECT 

229-2913 517-548 1700 

HAMBURG TWP. 

NEW HOMES 

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 

5 Ranches to choose from ranging 

from $67,000 to $80,000 All on 

acre sites Buy now 4 customize 

your home to your own individual 

taste 

20TH CENTURY REALTY 

1 437 6961 

HAVE SOME IMAGINATION? 

LIKE TO REDECORATE? 

(No 23) This 4 bedroom brick 

ranch with walkout basement and 

fireplace can double in value with 

the right touches Over 16 acres 

makes this an excellent Investment 

Bring all offers 

Century 21 

VINCENT N LEE 


851-4100 

HOWELL 

2.000 sq ft Ranch built in 1977 3 

bedrooms, 2 balhs. 1st floor laundry 

Huge living room with fire 

place 15 x 30 paneled recreation 

room Carpeting throughout Extras 

include aluminum trim, oversize 

garage with door opener, walk in 

pantry and much more All on half 

acre lot In beautiful Sub $72,500 

517-546-4140 

WORKING HORSE RANCH 

28 miles N of Birmingham, paved 

road off 1-75 49 acres, 3.000 ft river 

frontage 2 barns. 8 stalls, corals, 

pasture Attractive farmhouse 3 

other dwellings, pool Good devel 

opment potential Land contract 

terms possible For appointment 

Call 

PARKE, WINTER & REED 

REALTORS 

646-5000 

ONE ACRE 

with large older home featuring 

3 bedrooms, dining room, 

basement, 2 oar garoge and 

nice setting. Priced at 

$44,500 Additional ocreoge 

available. Coll HENRY DENSKI 

for details. 

CENTURY 21 

Hmtford West, Inc 453-7600 

WILLED LAKE 

That hard to find 3 bedroom 

brick rancT with 21 x 20 fam- 

ily room, plus fireplace, wel 

bar, attoched 2Vi car garage, 

fenced yard, walk to shop- 

ping Asking $42,500 

1st United 

SANI DERSON REALTY 

474-3000 

HUNTING ON WOODS Beaut i 

fully decorfit ed 2 story Colonial. 3 

bedrooms, large family room, 

study, 14 batns, 14 attached 

garage, spa cious living room with 

nreplace, n ew carpet, remodeled 

kitchen, scr ened porch, rec room. 

walk up atti 

Manv Extras $62,900 

399 5286 

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GOODE REAL ESTATE 

1411 N Woodward 

MI7 1898 

322 Co 

ADAMS WOODS 

Award Winning Bloomfield Hills 

Condominium, Owner offers a 3 

bedroom, 24 bath, finished base 

ment, premin ium lot with a large 

private court yard $124,900 852-2323 

BARON 1973 Mobile Home Washer 

dryer, stove 

over paym 

BEAUTIFUL 

elegant 

Bloomfield c 

ing place to 1 

house with 

rooms, game 

entertainment 

and time 

bedrooms. 

atrium windo 

4 refrigerator Take 

ents After 6PM 

1 887 6311 

LAKE VIEW plus 

erior makes this 

ntemporary an excit 

|ve Add to that a club 

I. sauna exercise 

rooms, kitchen and 

rooms, tennis courts 

) enjoy 3 largp 

^ baths, interesting 

w, patio and deck for 

mfield Hills Schools 

$129. 

LAVEliNE EADY 

4 ASSOCIATES 

626-471 I 275 4422 

BEDFORD VILLA 

Spocious 2 bedroom fully car- 

peted Cafiton Twp con- 

dominium vîth central air, 19 

ft living room, utility room, 

huge master bedroom with 

walk-in closet and attached 

garage w th door opener 

Oose to pa|ol and clubhouse 

Just listed c*t $35,500 

CENTURY 21 


BLOOMFIELD TOWNHOUSE 

CONDO 

22 ft living room plus dining area 

2 large bedrooms, each with own 

bath Main flobr powder room Fin 

ished rec room in basement 

Attached garage Air conditioning 

Bloomfield schools Telegraph Lone 

Pine area High existing mortgage 

$58,990 

PARKE. WINTER & REED 

REALTORS 

646-5000 

BY OWNER Farmington Town 

house-Condo. 3 bedrooms, den or 

4th bedroom. 24 baths, family 

room in finished walkout base 

ment. 24 car garage, courtyard 

and patio, $73,500 Call Saturday or 

Sunday 478 4510 

BY OWNER Novi. immaculate 2 

bedroom, 14 bath colonial style in 

Lakewood Subdivision Premium 

lot, tastefully

Thursday, March 23. 1978 *7L> 

TO WIN* Send your name and address, on a 

postcard,j, to RED WING TICKETS, The Ob- 

server Hudson s. 

etc Dynamite location, forced sale 

drastically reduced Asking $43,500 

Call ART or CLAIRE at ONE 

V'AY 464 0600 

360 Business 

Opportunities 

A BUSY FLOWER 4 PLANT 

SHOP, located in a luxury 

shopping mall in Rochester 

$42,500 

O'RILLEY 

689-8844 

BOARDING KENNEL 

PLUS 

Breeding kennel on 10 7 acres This 

is a good business 3 car garage 

house has 4 bedrooms more than 

2700 sq ft . 2 living rooms. 3 baths, 

4 fireplaces Call for location and 

further details 

OREN F. NELSON REALTOR 

9163 Main St . Whitmore Lake 

1-449-4466 

Evenings 449 4466 or 449 2481 

Or 449 4993 

ClAFT SHOP, good location good 

leasing agreement Will consider all 

ri asonable offers 437 8016 

Ctomino's Pizza Inc. 

#1 Int I Pizza Delivery Chain 

MEMBER OF 

INTERNATIONAL 

FRANCHISE ASSOCIATION 

K national pizza chain using 

echniques designed (or free 

ast delivery o( hot. delicious 

pizza is seeking qualified fran 

ihisees for designated areas in 

he State of Michigan At 

Domino's, assistance is given in 

raining, financing, site, selec 

ion, equipment installation 

ind advertising Initial fran 

•hise fee is $9,500 

PURSUANT TO THE 

MICHIGAN 

FRANCHISE INVESTMENT 

LAWS 

SALES MAY NOT BE MADE 

UNLESS PROSPECTUS 

HAS BEEN DELIVERED 

ONE WEEK PRIOR TO 

ENTERING INTO 

A FRANCHISE AGREEMENT 

OF PAYING CONSIDERATION 

N ail inquiries to Oscar Schreiber 

865 Boardwalk Dr . Ann Arbor 

Mi 48104 or Call 313 648 4000 

at ONE WAY 464 0800 

FU CNITURE STRIPPING Bust- 

nesi. Plymouth, sell or lease Net - 

higi teens, terms Evenings 349 

54* . Days 455 3141 

INVESTOR for growing young 

conpany Phone for appointment 

669 7349 

LA VN MAINTENANCE SERVICE. 

Plvnouth Livonia area Estab 

lisr »d business name, equipment, 

Job i Ask for Frank 455-3544 565 8000 

LIV 

Fast Food- 

Can't Lose 

ks indicate good profit in full 

[aurant business in Livonia Ask 

M2.000 Call CLAIRE MILLER 

ONIA Beauly Shop, must sell. 

(o» ner ill) Good profit statement, 

am de parking air conditioned See 

thi attractive money maker 

Airterican Realty Co 354 6200 

LOVE PETS'' Pet Shop 9 Mile 

Lahser, $18,000 a year potential 

Pri e $9,900 plus inventory Call 

Die i. 425 1 503 

NO IT HERN MICHIGAN business 

opcartunity Implement sales 4 

ser -ice on U S 31 North offers 

prii le location in one of the fastest 

arowlng counties in Michigan 

Exi ellent return on investment 

Lard contract available Contact 

(II >256-9661 or (6161256-8356 

RESTAURANT 

Onl i one In small village near Ohio 

line Seats 42 Established 4 equip 

pe4 Good parking 1 bedroom apt 

$20 000 

CAR W A S H 

Established equipped 4 profitable 

Opt n 6 days Cement 4 steel bldg 

on approximately \ acre on main 

hw' near shopping center Paved 

paiking Absentee owner selling for 

$59(000 Terms available 

COMMERCIAL 

Sol d brick 4 block bldg with 3900 

ft. Excellent frontage State 

. small college town S Mich 

Aitple parking. Built in tenants 

Lajtd contract priced $72,500 

GLOVER 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

HILLSDALE 517 523 2123 

Mem Partridge 4 Assoc 

362 Red Estate Wanted 

BUILDING SITES wnated, builder 

needs lots at least 65 feet and all 

utilities in residential area Call Mr 

Bielby or Mrs Lekity, South Shore 

Birch Grove Real Estate 285 1400 

CASH FOR HOMES 

Call Ralph Murray 

Century 21 

Hartford 424 525 4444 

PRIVATE PARTY desires lo 

purchase 3 or 4 bedroom home from 

private party Please call Dan Hull 

with information 532 2721 

REALTY WORLD 

MITZ INC HAS 

CASH 

BUYERS 

FOR HOMES. LAND CONTRACTS 

OR VACANT LAND 

GET OUR PRICE TODAY 

565-1620 

SMALL l/)TS wanted in Avon 

Township and Rochester Lumber 

jack Builders 852 6250 

WANTED-Smal! 3 bedroom home in 

Oakland County No Realtors 

373 5409 

INSTANT CASH 

$$ 

CXjr cash buyers pay all cash 

for homes, equities and land 

contracts No waiting, no 

delays Get our price and you 

will get more money Coll for 

free offer 

REALTY WORLD 

400 Apartments To Rent 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Woodward 

Ave 3 .bedrooms sitting dining 

room cqfnbinstion Kilchen. bath 

gas hcaet Now available $300 

64 4 4 545 

Canterbury Apts. 

OH Wopdward Ave Opposite 

St Jcêph Mercy Hospital 

• Balcofty • Carpet 

• Pool • Security 

334-8900 

"CANTON 

2 bedroo^n Townhouse from $280 

Mo children or pets 

455 7440 

Qhothom Hills 

iApt Home 

With Attached Goroge 

•In Farmington 

(*i Old Grand Rivi-r 

Beiwten Drake 4 Halstead 

;,1 4 2 Bedrooms 

/ From $265 

Fabulou'l Clubhouse with year 

around gwimming pool saunas 

sound 4 yireproofed Construction 4 

more % 

oMfcN DAILY 12-6 PM 

476-8080 

CHAT$FORD MANOR APTS 

SW CORNER 12 Ml -LAHSERs 

New 1 jidrm Apts $335 345 Mo 

Includes,! carpeting traverse rods 

frost freeirefrigerator. self cleaning 

electric Oven, dishwasher garbage 

disposal kitchen fan. table space in 

kitchen spacious closets balconies 

and pain* central air swimming 

pool Model open daily 12 30-5 PM 

CJill S57-0W8 or 35? 4277 

CHEROKEE 

ADVANCE 

NO LISTINGS 

WE JUST PAY 

CASH 

We do not want to list your 

home We want to buy it and 

pay you cash No stalling or 

promises No fees or commis 

sions Just the best price 

SOUND 522 4440 

LUXURIOUS APTS 

In Waterjjord Twp on S'-ot" Lake 

427 5400 Rd . 4 m|le West of Elizabeth l ake 

Rd Conilete Whirlpool electric 

kitchen with dishwasher many 

extras I 

CASH TODAY 

OR 

GUARANTEED SALE 

Also If In Foreclosure 

Or Need O f Repair 

Castelli 

525 7900 

30805 Ann Arbor Trail 



F"REE LIST SELECT RENTALS 

SHARE LISTINGS 334 6673 

ACROSS from Kensington Park. 1 4 

2 bedroom apartments from $225 

437 6794 

APPLE GROVE 

IN UTtCA 

12 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

4 TOWN HOUSES 

FROM 

$240 

YOUR RENT INCLUDES 

Whirlpool Appliances 

Central Air 

Heal 

Clubhouse 

Swimming Pool 

Tennis Courts 

Storage 

On Dequindre Rd Just North of M 

59. Shelby Twp (Uticai Models 

Open Daily II AM 7 I'M Weekends 

12 6 PM 

739 8600 

AX TELL ROAD APTS 

TROY 

LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartments 

$290 per Month Balconies Carpet 

ing. Carports. Air Conditioning 

Swimming Pool Clubhouse N'o 

Children or Pets 

Well Maintained Close to Shopping 

1 Block North nl Maple. 1 Block h 

of Coolidge near Somerset Mall 

LOOK (or the Apartment with the 

Canopy 

FOR APPOINTMENT 

Contact Manager\ Bonnie Miller 

643-^109 

BEAUTIFUL WESTLAND AREA 

Spacious 2 bedroom apus from $245 

monthly Carpeted 

air conditioned 

required Country 

2880 

decorated and 

References 

'illage apts 728 

444-4064 

BIRMINGHAM "ARMS APTS 

6810 TELEGRAPH 851 2340 

I Bdm $295 lo $310 

I Bdm plus den $350 to $375 

ADULTS ONLY NO PETS 

BIRMINGHAM close to downtown, 

living room with ^replace dining 

room 4 bedrooms, 2 baths 

available Apnl 1, $500 a month Ask 

for Bill Under down 644 6300 

BIRMINGHAM ixjwntown ~l~4 2 

bedroom luxury apartments 3 story 

building with elevafor 4 balconies, 

luxury appliances Move in date 

April 1st $500 Call 64 4 0965 or 

557 1840 

BIRMINGHAM. Woodward Aw~. 

downtown, beautiful location 

highly intelligent single desired, 

utilities furnisned $325 64141181 

BOTSFORD PLACE 

GRAND RIVERJ) MILE AREA 

Behind Bolsford Hospital 

Smoke Detectors Installed 

Immediate Occupancy 

We Love Children 

Singles Welcome 

IN FARMINGTON 

1 BEDROOM for $279 



Quiet prestige address, swimming 

pool, air conditioner carpeting, 

stove 4 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 


BRIAR HOUSE APT 

1 bedroom, carpeted, utilities, pool, 

adults, no pets. 2400 Parmenler, N 

of 14 Mile, between Coolidge 4 

Crooks 

BROOKVIEW VILLAGE APTS 

Palmer Rd W of Hannan 

Plymouth School District 

1 4 2 Bedroom apartments 4 2 bed 

room. 14 bath townhouses Each 

unit completely air conditioned, 

carpeted, gas heat All appliances 

WEST ING HOUSE WASHER. 

DRYER Large walk in closets 

Lower units in townhouses wiih pri 

vate patios 4 doorwalls Ample 

parking Gas utility Included In 

rent. Village park with play area 

No Pets 

Fron $205 Month 

RESIDENT MGR 729-0900 

10 to • Weekdays Sat by Appt 

1715 Orchard Dr Canton Twp 

.82-1952 

comNY[PARK APARTMENTS 12 

milp Lahser area 1 4 2 bedroom 

luxury ajBirtmenls Carpet deluxe 

appliance! central air community 

building \ 35 5 2 047 

COUNTRY CORNERS 

Luxury Apartments 

Now accepting applications lor 2 

bedroom ^ bath apartments Full) 

carpeted 'jair conditioned covered 

parking Walk to shopping Prestige 

location \ 

$390 

(Includes heat hot water 1 

30.300 SOUTHFIELD RD 

south 0^13 Mile 647 6 1 0 0 

^DELUXE 

I ^BEDROOMS 

LOADED? NEWLY DECORATED 

531-1502 

Bull in Vacuum 

• Clul louse 4 Ballroom 

• Full Carpeted 

• Air Conditioned 

• Appliances 

• Walt in Closets 

• Spacious Parking 

• Ice fkating rink 

• Six fionth least' 

GRAND RIVER AT HALSTEAD 

474-72.84 477-0133 

IN PLYMOUTH. 1 bedroom living 

room wit| dining el. kitchen with 

appliance! washing facilities stor 

age closet! 4 5 3 4 821 

LANDLORDS at no cost to you let 

us send, vou select qualified 

tenants (Ikfl for details 

HOME FINDERS RENTAL SVC 

fc Phone 553 9001 

BESLIE TOWERS 

Southfield: high rise studio apart 

ment Cappet, drapes full kitchen 

carport titat and water included in 

rent of $2® 356 2700 

LIVj IN A HIGH RISE 

SURROUNDED BY 

WlQE OPEN SPACES 

SOUTHFIELD 

TOWERS 

Profellionally managed 

Community of One & Two 

BedroorV,' Luxury Apartments 

From $290 to $375 FVr Month 

FCXfi INFORMATION 

352-2435 

24 Hour Hotline 

APPOINTMENT 

356-3650 

20875 LAHSER ROAD 

SOUTiHFIELD. MI 48034 

Near Phim Hollow Golf Club 

IVE IN 

^.UXURY 

Pontrail Apts 

On Pontiac-h'rail between 10 and 11 

Mile Rds » One and two bedroom 

luxury apartments from $196 

437-3303 

LOVEL* WESTLAND AREA 

Attractive ^ bedroom apts from 

$245 monthly, carpeted, decorated, 

air conditi«(^ and pool Westland 

Woods Apts. 72I-2M0. 444 4064 


GLEN COVE APARTMENTS. Tele 

graph Fullerton urea 1 4 } 

Bedrooms from $210 Carpet 

drapes, burglar alarm 4 intercom 

systems Appliances close to 

transportation heal paid 538 2497 

GRAND OPENING 

32 UNITS 

ADAMS LAKE APTS 

Quiet lake living with beautiful 

view of golf course 2 bedroom unit 

$275 Many features including all 

appliances, carpeting central air 

and balcony 

4400 ELIZABETH LAKE RD 

WATER FORD MICH 

3 Miles W of Telegraph 

681-4929 

Plymouth House 

Apartments 

G'y of Plymouth 

Beautiful 1 & 2 Bedroom 

Apartments from $225 & up 

Central Downtown Area No 

Pets Call 453 6050 

PLYMOUTH TWO bedroom 

slove, refrigerator carpet air 

conditioned close to shopping Call 

after 4 30 453 1341 

NOW 

TAKING APPLICATIONS 

LOVELY 1 & 2 BEDROOM 

APARTMENTS 

Just 10 Minutes awoy from 

I 96 & 12 Oaks Mall 

} mile west of Walled Lake 

WESTGATE APTS 

off of Pontioc Trail 

Mon Fri 9- 5 PM 

Sat & Sun I 1 4 PM 

624 8555 

OAK PARK AREA 

SCOTIA MANOR 

12800 W 9 Mile Rd 

Near Coolidge 4 Scotia 

ONE BEDROOM 

Fully carpeted all utilities excepi 

electricity Pool, air conditioning 

party room Adults no pets Large 

well lighted parking lol Near shop 

ping center 4 9 Mile 4 Coolidge bus 

lines 

SEE RESIDENT MANAGER 

WESTLAND. Merriman 4 Palmer 

I bedroom apt no children or pets 

$160 455 0454 

55 7 0770 

ixTwNfoW'N BIRMINGHAM 

Spinous one bedroom 

1300 per month One year lease 

Call Manager, 

MS-793S or 647 7895 

FAIRLANE 

APTS. 

TREES 

OPEN SPACES 

Taylo*;Dearborn His Area 

I & 2 BEDROOMS 

fôm $205 

Includes jir conditioning l^rge 

landscaped court swimming pool 

semi pri vale basement 

Located orl Haskel |ust W of Tele 

graph 1 mile S of I 94 Expressway 

20 minutesjfrom downtown Detroit 

91-6066 

ID OPENING 

12 UNITS 

ADAMS LAKE APTS 

Quiet lake living with beautiful 

view of go| course 2 bedroom unit 

$275 Maav features including all 

appliances! carpeting central air 

and balconp 

4400 ElilZABETH LAKE HI) 

WA'JERFORD MICH 

3 Mi^s W ol Telegraph 

^81-4929 

INDEPENDENCE 

GREEN 

APARTMENTS 

IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

One Bedriiom $250 up two bed 

rooms $31*5 up Personal washer 

and dry r included in your 

apartment 

AI.SO FRUE ARE 

• 18 Hjfle Goll Course 

• Indi r Pool 

• Outi t«or Olympic Pool 

OPDYKE HILL APARTMENTS in 

Bloomfield Hills 1.2 4 3 bedroom 

apartments From $260 Bloomfield 

Hills school district close to 

Commuler Train and local shop 

ping 338 0243 

ROCHESTER 

Large deluxe aoartments 1 2 

bedrooms from $z70 No pets 

375 0748 

SOMERSET MALL AREA 

MAPLTWOOD MANOR 

2200 Crooks Rd 

North of Maple 115 Mile 1 

ONE BEDROOM 

Newly carpeted all utilities exce0l 

electricity Pool air conditioning 

party room Adults no pels Also 

near Oaklnad Mall 4 1 75 

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 

RF:SIDENT MGR 362 0720 

PATRICK HENRY 

APARTMENTS 

Near Rochester & Oakland I'niver 

sity 1 4 2 bedroom apartments 

with carpetiqg air conditioning 

pelios 4 porches swimming pool 

Clubhouse 4 sauna Sorry no pels 

Emm $245 

2760 PATRICK HENRY DR 

RENTAL OfFlCE OPEN DAILY 

373-6770 

Plymouth Hills Apts 

City ol Plymouth 

7S8 S Mill near Ann Arbor Trail 

New 1 4 2 bedroom from $250 

including washer drver refrig 

erator electric range carpel air 

conditioning No pets 

455-4721 278-8319 

ROCHESTER downtown 3 room 

apt unfurnished Stove refrig 

erator mature person over JO 

preferred $175 monlhh plus utili 

lies before 10AM weekends any 

lime 652 3756 

SOUTH LYON I bedroom apari 

ment on 5 acre farm fireplace no 

children or pels $160 4 55 0454 

The Village 

Apartments 

GARDEN CITY 4 

WESTLAND AREA 

One 4 Two Bedrooms 

$203 4 Up 

Carpeting, drapes, air condi 

tioning, stove, refrigerator, 

gas and water No pets 

9 AM 5 PM Weekdays Only 

425-0930 

We have over 100 listings of 

apartments now for rent Call for 

further information 

HOME FINDERS RENTAL S\ C 

27650 Farmington at 12 Mile 

Phone 553 9001 

Walton Square 

In ftxitiac near 1-75 Newly 

decorated 1 and 2 bedrooms 

a**s Start at $235 Corpeting 

security guards, air condi 

tioning, etc 

373-1400 

Waterview Fjorms 

IN NOVI 

By Walled Lake on Pontiac 

Trail, east of Beck Rood ' 

1 4 2 Bedrooms 

FROM $245 

624-0004 

WAYNE WESTLAND 

1 bedroom appliances air condi 

tioning adults no pet*. $205 Heal 

Included 478 7640 

TOMORROWS ADORESS 

TODAY1 

TROY 

The Golden Corridor 

at your Doorstep 

2869 Troy Center Dr 

between Crooks 4 1 75 

East of Somerset Mall 

Troy 1 first elevator service 

Apartment residence 

1 4 2 Bedroom Apartments 

from $295 - $395 

Village Green 

of Troy 

Hours J AM 5 PM 

Man , Tues , Wed . Fn , 4 Sat 

Closed Thurs 4 Sun 

362-0320

400 Apartments To Rant 

WESTLAND AREA Adults. one 

bedroom 9100 Includes, heal, 

e*rp®400 

2 bedroom 

1450 $500 

3 bedroom, 2 bath 

1550-1600 

Several locations, 1 yr lease New 

furniture Large selectioi on^ ware 

house showroom 

GLOBE INTERIOR RENTALS 

1100 E Mapletl5 Mile), Troy 

W of I 75 568 1800 


The Peace 

& Quiet 

of the 

Country 

• Swimming Pool 

402 Furnished Apts. 

For Rent 

MODERN 1 bedroom, completely 

fumlahed, newly decorated small 

iet complex, mature adult only 

Sinimum I months Beech Daly 

Grand River area 1245 plus 

security 261 1045 

Completely Furnished 

MONTHLY LEASES 

Lovely 1 and 2 bedroom apart 

ments Linens, dishes. TV, air 

Excellent locations ALSO, weekly 

leases available 334 1502 

ROYAL CHAMBERS 

.APARTMENTS 

404 Houses To Rent 


New carpeting Fireplace, refrig 

erator, range, washer dryer, 

basement, garage Walk lo shops 

$306 mo JJ3 2SlJ 47»-7f00 

BIRMINGHAM 2 story colonial on 

quiet street, living room with 

fireplace, 3 bedrooms. I 1 * baths, 

carpeting, appliances garage $496 

645-9813 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom brick 

ranch, recreation room, treed 

street near commuter train and 

park, garage, fenced yard. 9425 

Si 1-4946 


FREE LIST SELECT RENTALS 

SHARE LISTINGS 334 6673 

BIRMINGHAM 2 Houses for RenT 

1 with 2 bedrooms, full basement 

1 with 2 bedrooms 

lus garage 

full basement, 

P 

all Kelly Grable for appointment 

373 0420 

BIRMINGHAM. 3 bedroom. 2 story. 

14 baths, separate dining, break 

fast room, rec room, fenced yard, 

near the Y $475 per month 642 2449 

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedrooms 

awes $350 

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom lower 

flat Family preferred, no pets 

Available April 1, at $275 plus 

security 

BLOOMFIELD TWP Available 

July 1 3 bedroom, 24 bath ranch 

on S acre lot Family room with 

Franklin stove, kitchen appliances 

carpeting, draperies, attached 

aarage, basement $600 a month 

Closed Fri at Noon Sat A Sun 

GOODE Ml 7-1898 

o 

fe>OM 

r p W N H 

f r o m 

• p rivate Entrances 

• Appliances 

• Tennis Court 

• Gas Heat 

• Clubhouse 

• Central Air 

• Eierose Room • 1-1-2 Baths 

utica green 

Open Do 'y 10 6 

A/eeêâs rujn rv-i k, 1 11-5 A 739-5610 

us* north of M-59 on West utico Rood 

between Mound & Ryan >n Shelby Twp 

green 

•hill 

a unique, new apartment 

j m i K 

m picturesque Farmington Hills 

green 

private parks' tennis courts/pool/bike 

trails picnic areas spring-fed pond "(proposed) 

green 

1 & 2 bedroom apartments from $315/Family 

Room Townhouses from $495 

green 

hill 

immediate occupancy 

green 

hill 

On 9 Mile Rd , IV2 miles W of Farmington 

Rd /Furnished models open daily 10 am. - 

6 p.m. /phone 478-4664 

04E 

John F Uznis 

builder/developer 

BIRMINGHAM • Beverly Hills. 3 

bedroom m bath, fireplace, base 

ment. 2 car garage, fenced yard, 

MOO month plus security 642-5760 

BIRMINGHAM 

3 BEDROOM brick Ranch For 

Lease Lovely Beverly Hills area, 

near conveniences. OLQM church, 

school IW baths, library, finished 

rec room, kitchen appliances, 

fenced yard, 24 car garage. CEN- 

TRAL AIR Move • in condition 

$450/month Call evenings only, 646- 

3530 

BIRMINGHAM Executive colonial, 

5 bedroom, family room, living 

room, dining room library, (amily 

kitchen, garage, 3^ baths, lease 

646-6112, 6468768 

BIRMINGHAM, Adams Square 

area 2 bedroom Cape Cod New 

condition Appliances, basement 

Adults with references, no pets 

W® Ml 4 8852 


air conditioned, near school and 

churches. churches, good transportation No Ni 

pets $475 References Agent 

351 5200 

EXECUTIVE HOMES 

Birmingham West Bloomfield, 

Farmington Hills Quick occupancy 

possible

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