PROFESSIONAL TYPE.
SETTING: Resumes, bro­
chur s, newsi tters
Reasonabl rat s. Cau' 927�
2023.
HULLS TERRA APTS. '­
cepting applications for 1 2
bed room apartm nts. Rent
start at $191.90. Swimming
pool, laundry room, A/C,
community room, free
cable. �or more informa-'
tion call, 926-6653 or stop l'
out at 1946 E. Britain,
Benton Township Mon-Fri�,
8:30-6:00 or Sat., 10-2 p.m.
HOUSEHOLDS GOODS
Family of s v n just setting
up hous, moving from
South. H d to leave
hing. Will appreciaU
usable beds, furniture,
bla ets, dish s, etc. Cannot
afford to pay. Win pick-up.
Call anytrme, 926-2436 and
5 for Tefi sa or James.
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FOR RENT
FO R RENT - Good loca­
tion. Pipeston St. in
B nton Harbor, over 5,000
sq. ft. for offices, centers,
. c. Contact Hilliard Rental
S rvice 925-1363 aft r 5
p.m.
WANTED
WA TED TO BUY :- Your
old [u 0 parts nd
transmissions. Will pick up.
Call J mas or Steve at
926-2436.
10/17/84 - 12/19/84
HELP WANTED
WANTED:
art r to
sp c. for w
ust b
aye Qr.
for r
In p.-son
St., B on Harbor b
a.m. aRet 5 pom.,
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HULLS TERRA APTS., ae­
c pting applications for 2
Sed room Townhouses,
country settin , full base­
ments, e ntral air & h t,
swimming pool, fr e c bl
community room. Rents
start at $237.00 month.
F.or mor information stop
out at 1946 E. Britain,
B nton Township or call
926-6653, Mon-Frl 8:30-
6:00 or Sat. 10-2 p.m.
HELP WANTED
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4140 South M-139
St. Joseph Michigan 49085
BUSiness (616) 429-1518
Residence (616) 925-1363
USETT A HILLIARD .
REALTOR
I�OTARY PUBLIC
ei hborh d Profes ional" is working
Buying and Selling
Do You Watch TV?
Then Here's Your Game!
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you'v b n pr paring
yourself to play one of the ne t trivia arne .
For example' hat business did John alton and
his father run on 14Th altons"? R member? It as
a lumber mill.
This is one of the more than 6,000 tri via qu stions
contained in "TV Guides TV Game." The board
game draws on television pro ramming from its very
beginnings. It combines a no talgic trip through the
days of Uncle Miltie and Lucy to toda 's pro rams.
"TV Guide," which has been riting th book on
television every eek for 31 years, has pr pared and
authenticated all the questions. The "TV Game" can
be played by two to 20 players (a.g s 10 0 adult),
one against one, or team a ainst team.
Questions are provided in four 68-page books with
1,500-plus questions and ans ers in each. They are
divided into seven categories of programrnmg: drama, .
sports, comedy, ne s , kids, movies and other TV.
The objective of the game is to -acquire cards in each
category and as many points as po sibl by answer­
ing questions correctly.
Test yourself with some of these memory-teasers:
1. "Is it bigger than a breadbox?" was a classic
question on this show.
2. Name the two outstanding college athletes in the
cast of f 'Hill street Blues."
3. He followed Ronald Reagan as host of "Death
Valley Days."
4. Howdy Doody had a twin brother. hat was his
name?
ANS ERS: 1. "What's y Line?" 2. Ed Marinaro
and ike arren. 3. Robert Taylor. 4. Double Doody.
"TV Guide's TV Game," hich lists for $25,
comes complete ith a playing bo rd, four question
and ans er books, pad of game points, 28 program
cards, four network cards, eight bonus cards, four
markers and a pair of dice.
Crossword P
ACROSS
1. Trucks
5. Indian
weight
8. Allot
12. Aid
13. Sooner
14. Seed cover
15. New star
16. akes
bigcer
18. Spruce or
pine trees
20. Gives food
21. Wisdom
goddess
25. Suffix: more
26. Like
27.12 months
28. Av race
31. Paired
34. Soap
incredient
35. Continent
37. Compass
point
38. Out of bed
40. Odd job