CANTON (JDBGECVER VOLUME 19 NUMBER 94 IN THE PAPER TODAY Teachers take aim: At a poorly attended union meeting at Canton Bigh School, Plymouth-Canton school employees were urged by Julius Maddox, Michigan Educa- tion Association president, to con- tribute time and money to the campaigns of ME A-endorsed can- didates in November. /3A Sniffer: Gypsy's world is filled with a delicatessen of fruits, vege- tables and meats. /3A Taste of Hollywood: Plymouth Township screenwriter Jim Bum- stein brought some of Hollywood's glitz and glamour to Plymouth Thursday night with the premiere of his long-awaited and well- received feature film, "Renais- sance Man." /3A Fun Festival: Some changes are in store for the annual Canton Place Fun Festival this year. /3A Out West: Students at New Morning School learned about pi- oneer life in the 19th century dur- ing a recent school project. /4A COUNTY NEWS Rebellion: Lansing's freshmen won a major victory when the House of Representatives aereed to take up a bill banning oj holder expense funds. /5A e- Claaalftede Auto . . B-D Opinion Obituar MONDAY. JUNE 6, 1994 • CANTON. MICHIGAN • 44 PAGES FIFTY CENTS C • W4 OomnmftEct»n«nc '•«—Pf™ "* Hoben makes retirement plans MALLS & MAINSTREETS Valuable changes: Tel-Twelve Mall remodels its facade to let in light and dollar-wise shoppers. /8A Lending a hand: Parisian De- partment store has $10,000 for a worthy agency serving metro fami- lies. /8A SPORTS Playoff time: Plymouth Salem's baseball team hosted a Class A state district tournament Satur- day, with a trip to the regionals at stake for the four teams compet- ing. /1C Showdown: Canton battled Sa- lem in the state district softball semifinals at Salem Saturday. /1C INDEX Soon-to-be former school Superintendent John Hoben will go to work for Ameritech and for a firm that is supplying the Plymouth-Canton schools with high tech equipment. B Y M . B . DILLON ST AIT WRITS* John Hoben, superintendent of Ply mouth-Canton Community Schools, will become a consultant for Ameritech upon his retirement at the end of this month. Hoben also will work for Dynacom, the firm supplying Plymouth-Canton with equipment and technological expertise for the voice/video/data system ping into buildings throughout the district. Ameritech is the supplier of fi- beroptic cable and the phone systems by which the partially-installed high technology system is operating. Hoben is one of a handful of educa- tors selected to serve on an Ameritech advisory committee for education. Ameritech plans to spend $4.5 billion in six states over the next four years putting schools on the information superhighway. "This is a nine-member group which meets three times a year. I must say. for a country boy, I'm im- pressed with the others who are serv- ing on this committee." said Hoben. Members include Dr. Carole Aimes, dean of the College of Educa- tion at Michigan State University, and superintendents from districts in Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois and Indi- ana. Hoben is seeking to set up a dis- tance-learning partnership with Michigan State. At the Ameritech committee's first meeting, said Hoben, "I had the op- portunity to actually see the future. I had read about some thingB which will happen in our new electronic age. and I have read almost more than I care to about the information su- perhighway. But what I saw demon- strated convinced me more than ever that we in Plymouth-Canton made a wise move when the 1991 bond pro- posal set aside money for technology. See HOKM, 4A On the links . A 8 . CJ) Employment . C,D Real Estate . . . B Index .... 6B.4C Street Crossword .... SB T m U Mnlla SA 10A 10B . SD . 1C . 6A . 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It's the largest golf outing in the are*," said Bill Joyner, director of the Foundation. Proceeds from the event will be uaed to fund local human service* and counseling services. The monies will also be uaed for scholarships for local students, Joyner said. The event began at 8:30 a.m. and lasted throughout the day, and golf- ers enjoyed breakfast, lunch and dinner at the course. The First of America team took top honors for the day, followed by Multi Building Co. in second place. Brian DeAlexandris won the men's longest drive contest and Joanne Malissewski of the Observer 4 Ec- centric won the women's longest drive. At least 16 volunteers from the immunity helped make the event s success, Joyner said. Agreement near on Mettetal Airport dispute BY JILL HALPIN STAFT Warrss It's almost official: The disagree- ment at Canton Plymouth Mettetal Airport is over. A new agreement between Emerald Aviation owner Dan Malone and air- port management company Deeert Sands is being negotiated and could be signed as early as this week, said Randy Collar, state bureau of Aero- nautics Representative at the Thurs- day meeting of the Airport Advisory Board. The agreement will grant Malone, the former airport ftxed-baae operator at Mettetal until the end of June, to move his business off the premise*. It will also negate a trial date for Malone currently set for June 14, put- ting an end to the eviction proceed- ings against Malone that began in late spring. "Everyone wanted to settle this in a friendly manner. We wanted to reach an agreement before this things went to trial," Collar said. Eviction proceedings against Malone and Emerald Aviation were filed by Desert Sands in March after Malone refused to vacate the prem- ises after receiving a 30 day notice. Malone asked for a 90 days to wrap up his busineas and locate to another SEEMTTVTAL, 4A Education issues United We Stand America - Michigan 13th Con- gressional District will hoet a public education seminar entitled "Outcomes and Quality at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 8, at the Canton Public Li- Tom Tattan, Plymouth-Canton Community Schoola executive director for K-12 Instruction, will speak on outcome baaed education, a contro- versial teaching method, which, emong other .. ' - to meet peals by retaking TIM seeaion is open to the public. For formation, call 459-2196. CANTON CONNECTION display of claaaic aircrafta at the Experimental Aircraft Association's pancake hrsoHsst at Mette- tal Airport 7-11 a.m. Sunday, June It. Aa aviation flea market will also ba on the premises. There ia a charts of 0SJO for adultsand 12.80 for children for the nancake breakfast There ia no charns for tha 24-26. The Canton Chamber of Commerce is spon soring s "Liberty Feetival of Savings" beginning June 18 and running through July 4. Many local buaineea will be participating in this township- wide sale and offering savings on merchandiee Summer school Shopping sproo in regietration to under wmy for for high Mtoil students Residents are InvHed to eat Canton shoppere will be able to caah in on i I MO a special saving* during tha Lihmty Feetival. which Will be Monday-Friday, are gin Monday, June 27, and will rui 29 Taitiea far the dassss to 8126 fa and 8150 far aia usidsals Mail-ia Schools at 41*7779 or 418-754* tah* fU
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CANTON (JDBGECVER VOLUME 19 N U M B E R 94
I N T H E P A P E R
TODAY Teachers take aim: At a poorly attended union meeting at Canton Bigh School, Plymouth-Canton school employees were urged by Julius Maddox, Michigan Educa-tion Association president, to con-tribute time and money to the campaigns of ME A-endorsed can-didates in November. /3A
Sniffer: Gypsy's world is filled with a delicatessen of fruits, vege-tables and meats. /3A
Taste of Hollywood: Plymouth Township screenwriter Jim Bum-stein brought some of Hollywood's glitz and glamour to Plymouth Thursday night with the premiere of his long-awaited and well-received feature film, "Renais-sance Man." /3A
Fun Festival: Some changes are in store for the annual Canton Place Fun Festival this year. /3A
Out West: Students at New Morning School learned about pi-oneer life in the 19th century dur-ing a recent school project. /4A
COUNTY NEWS
Rebellion: Lansing's freshmen won a major victory when the House of Representatives aereed to take up a bill banning oj holder expense funds. /5A
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Claaalf tede Auto . .
B-D Opinion O b i t u a r
MONDAY. JUNE 6, 1994 • CANTON. MICHIGAN • 44 PAGES F I F T Y C E N T S
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Hoben makes retirement plans
MALLS & MAINSTREETS
Valuable changes: Tel-Twelve Mall remodels its facade to let in light and dollar-wise shoppers. /8A
Lending a hand: Parisian De-partment store has $10,000 for a worthy agency serving metro fami-lies. /8A
SPORTS
Playoff time: Plymouth Salem's baseball team hosted a Class A state district tournament Satur-day, with a trip to the regionals at stake for the four teams compet-ing. / 1 C
Showdown: Canton battled Sa-lem in the state district softball semifinals at Salem Saturday. / 1 C
INDEX
Soon-to-be former school Superintendent John Hoben will go to work for Ameritech and for a firm that is supplying the Plymouth-Canton schools with high tech equipment.
B Y M . B . DILLON ST AIT WRITS*
John Hoben, superintendent of P ly m o u t h - C a n t o n C o m m u n i t y Schools, will become a consultant for Ameritech upon his retirement at the end of this month. Hoben also will work for Dynacom, the firm supplying Plymouth-Canton with equipment
and technological expertise for the voice/video/data system p i n g into buildings throughout the district.
Ameritech is the supplier of fi-beroptic cable and the phone systems by which the partially-installed high technology system is operating.
Hoben is one of a handful of educa-tors selected to serve on an Ameritech
advisory committee for education. Ameritech plans to spend $4.5 billion in six states over the next four years putting schools on the information superhighway.
"This is a nine-member group which meets three times a year. I must say. for a country boy, I'm im-pressed with the others who are serv-ing on this committee." said Hoben.
Members include Dr. Carole Aimes, dean of the College of Educa-tion at Michigan State University, and superintendents from districts in Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois and Indi-ana. Hoben is seeking to set up a dis-
tance- learning p a r t n e r s h i p with Michigan State.
At the Ameritech committee's first meeting, said Hoben, "I had the op-portunity to actually see the future. I had read about some thingB which will happen in our new electronic age. and I have read almost more than I care to about the information su-perhighway. But what I saw demon-strated convinced me more than ever that we in Plymouth-Canton made a wise move when the 1991 bond pro-posal set aside money for technology.
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Golf outing: Mary Zulker (left) and Ginny Hauck were on hand to volunteer their time for the Canton Foundation golf outing, which raised more than $20,000.
Golfers gather to assist foundation Golfers gathered at under sunny
skies at Canton's Fellows Creek golf course Thursday for the fourth an-nual Jack Demmer/Canton Com-munity Foundation golf outing.
The event netted over $20,000 and drew over 220 golfers from around the i
• Proceeds from the "vent will Im used to fund local human services and counseling servtcea. The monies will also ba need for scholareMpa for local students. Tha avast began at 8:30 a.m. awl lasted throughout tha day, aad golfer* enjoyed breakfast, lunch and dinner at the course.
"Th i s was the largest crowd tha t we have ever had. It 's the largest golf outing in the are*," said Bill Joyner, director of the Foundation.
Proceeds from the event will be
uaed to fund local human service* and counseling services. The monies will also be uaed for scholarships for
local students, Joyner said. The event began at 8:30 a.m. and
lasted throughout the day, and golf-
ers enjoyed breakfast, lunch and dinner at the course.
The First of America team took top honors for the day, followed by Multi Building Co. in second place. Brian DeAlexandris won the men's longest drive contest and Joanne Malissewski of the Observer 4 Ec-centric won the women's longest drive.
At least 16 volunteers from the i m m u n i t y helped make the event s success, Joyner said.
Agreement near on Mettetal Airport dispute B Y J I L L H A L P I N ST AFT Warrss
It 's almost official: The disagree-m e n t at Canton Plymouth Mettetal Airport is over.
A new agreement between Emerald Aviation owner Dan Malone and air-port management company Deeert Sands is being negotiated and could
be signed as early as this week, said Randy Collar, state bureau of Aero-nautics Representative at the Thurs-day meeting of the Airport Advisory Board.
The agreement will grant Malone, the former airport ftxed-baae operator at Mettetal until the end of June, to move his business off the premise*. It
will also negate a trial date for Malone currently set for June 14, put-ting an end to the eviction proceed-ings against Malone that began in late spring.
"Everyone wanted to settle this in a friendly manner. We wanted to reach an agreement before this things went to trial," Collar said.
Evic t ion p roceed ings aga ins t Malone and Emerald Aviation were filed by Desert Sands in March after Malone refused to vacate the prem-ises after receiving a 30 day notice. Malone asked for a 90 days to wrap u p his busineas and locate to another
S E E M T T V T A L , 4 A
Education issues United We Stand America - Michigan 13th Con-
gressional District will hoet a public education seminar entitled "Outcomes and Quality at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, J u n e 8, at the Canton Public Li-
Tom Tat tan, Plymouth-Canton Community Schoola executive director for K-12 Instruction, will speak on outcome baaed education, a contro-versial teaching method, which, emong other
. . ' - to meet peals by retaking
TIM seeaion is open to the public. For formation, call 459-2196.
CANTON CONNECTION display of claaaic aircrafta a t the Experimental Aircraft Association's pancake hrsoHsst a t Mette-tal Airport 7-11 a.m. Sunday, June I t .
Aa aviation flea market will also ba on the premises. There ia a cha r t s of 0SJO for adu l t s and 12.80 for children for the nancake breakfast There ia no charns for tha
24-26. The Canton Chamber of Commerce is spon soring s "Liberty Feetival of Savings" beginning J u n e 18 and running through Ju ly 4. Many local buaineea will be participating in th is township-wide sale and offering savings on merchandiee
Summer school
Shopping sproo
in regietration to under wmy for for high M t o i l s t u d e n t s
Residents are InvHed to eat
Canton shoppere will be able to caah in on i I MO a special saving* during tha Lihmty Feetival.
which Will be Monday-Friday, are gin Monday, June 27, and will rui 29 Taitiea far the dassss to 8126 fa and 8150 far a i a usidsals Mail-ia
Schools at 41*7779 or 418-754*
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Trial ordered in sex assault case BY JOANNE M A U S Z K W S K J 8TAT* WRITS*
A 17-year-old Canton girl said she changed her story about a limousine owner having consent to touch her sexually because of her mother's anger about the Inci-dent.
The defense attorney for Robert Jules Frates, 42, who faces two felony sexual aasault charges in Detroit Recorder's Court, asked Summer McMullen why she told police Frates "sort o f ' had con-sent to touch her and then in 35th District Court Friday, May 27, de-nied she consented.
"Because of the rage my mother was in when she found me," McMullen said, referring to her m o t h e r p o u n d i n g on t h e limousine window unti l the door was opened and she found her daughter with Frates early May 14 in front of the family house.
Following a brief preliminary examination on one count each of criminal sexual conduct in the third- and-fourth-degrees, 35th District Judge J ames Garber bound Frates over for trial on the charges. He faces 15 years in pris-on on the third-degree charge, and two years in prison or $500 fine and mandatory AIDS testing on the fourth-degree charge.
McMullen told the court her mother rented a limousine from Incognito Limousine Service, owned by Frates of Plymouth, to take her and friends to the prom May 13. According to the police report, the limousine took the group to Harpo's in Detroit. Frates was sitting in the front seat of the limousine with the driver.
"So me and my friends could have a good time without worry-ing about driving home," McMul-len responded when asked why a limousine had been rented.
McMullen admitted drinking. Defense attorney Martin Maddus said McMulIen's Breathalyzer re-
sults showed she was legally drunk. "
After the limousine dropped her last friend in Northville on the way home, McMullen said Frates got in the back seat with her. "He was talking about giving me free bass (guitar) lessons," McMullen said. "He started lift-ing up my shirt and touching my chest."
McMullen said she told Frates to stop and pushed him away. "He said it would be all right and kept on doing it," McMullen tes-tified to questioning from Wayne County Ass i s tan t Prosecutor Lawrence Talon.
She also testified he pulled down her pants and penetrated her with his finger. But in cross-examination, defense attorney Maddus questioned her about the alleged penetration and why she changed her story."Isn't it true you essentially enticed my client to have sex with you that night?" he asked.
McMullen responded: "No. I did not."
McMullen also testified that she was afraid of Frates based on stories she had heard about him and problems with his girlfriend.
C a n t o n D e t e c t i v e D a v i d Shriner told the court that Frates admitted fondling McMullen but denied penetration when, he was interviewed. "He never said she allowed him to do anything," Shriner testified.
Maddus called McMulIen's tes-timony conflicting and that she was in a "party mood" the night of the incident. "She changes her story, your honor. If anything, we have alleged admission of fon-dling, bu t no pene t ra t ion , " Maddus said.
Talon asked that Frates be bound over for trial. "1 think it (the court) Bhould take into ac-count other factors. He was the one she rented the limo from. And she's 17 and he's 42."
Killed in crash
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Motorcycle strikes car: Harry James Franklin, 23, a former Plymouth resident living in Garden City, was killed Thursday when the Honda 600 motorcycle he was driving crashed at 1:30 p.m. into a 1993 Ford Escort wagon on Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth Township police are investigating the crash, which occurred when Franklin, riding east, crashed into the Escort which had turned left from westbound Ann Arbor Road and was entering the driveway of an Arby's Restaurant. Franklin died shortly after the crash from injuries. Riding in the car were the driver, 81, and his wife, 79. They were taken to St. Mary Hospital for observation, and released a few hours later. It was the third traffic fatality in Plymouth Township this year.
Break-in reported at local business Listed below are some of the Canton-area police incidents, fire calls and court cases reported during the past week.
• BREAKING AND ENTERING
Thieves broke into Mobile Electronics on Ronda Drive in Canton Township on May 30. Po-lice were called by an employee of a nearby business who noticed an open tool box lying outside the front door of the electronics firm and found the front door of the building open. Upon entering the building, police noticed a hole cut into the roof of the building above a 1992 Ford Bronco and footprints
on top of the car. Police believe the suspects gained entry to the building from the roof and re-moved car alarms, amplifiers and other equipment before exiting out the front door.
• STALKING
A 22-year old Canton woman complained to police that a man is stalking her. The woman told police that on May 31, she and an 18-year old Canton woman were followed as they left Brook Park Apartments in Canton by a 22-year-old man. The women identi-fied the suspect as a resident of the apartment complex. The sus-
pect allegedly followed the women |- in his vehicle through the city of
Plymouth and back to Canton. At the intersection of Warren and Canton Center, the suspect al-legedly pulled his car alongside the women"8 vehicle and began shouting obscenities. He then left his car and started pounding on their car windows, the women claims.
• ATTEMPTED ARSON
A Mott Road reported tha t fire hit his wood shed on May 30. Neighbors notified the man that the shed was burning at approxi-mately 1:30 am. The man went to
put the fire out with his garden hose. The shed contained his $10,000 Harley-Davidson motor-cycle.
• RETAIL FRAUD
A 33-year old Redford man was arrested on May 30 after allegedly stealing two cartons of cigarettes from Meijer's at Ford Road and Canton Center. Police were called by store security after they ob-served him putting the cartons in his clothing and leaving the store without payment. Police arrested the man for possession of narcof-ics paraphernalia as well as retdff fraud.
Arts group sponsors summer Music in the Park concert series B Y KEVIN BROWN STAFF WRITER
Free music at Kellogg Park in the summertime is back.
For the fourth year, the Music in the Park program brings a vari-ety of performers to the park from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesdays, starting June 22.
"We focus a lot on children's music, entertainers to catch the children's interest," said Julia Hoglen, who for the past two years has coordinated Music in the Park for the Plymouth Com-munity Arts Council.
"We want to get them interest-ed in the music and how it's pre-sented, the most important thing is this is live, it 's not video," Ho-glen said.
At a typical Wednesday per-formance, one can spot blankets spread on the grass, as moms and
kids share the park with lawyers, downtown office workers and resi-dents.
Hoglen said there waa no rain-out last year. When it did rain at the beginning of a performance by the Ed inborough Saxophone Quartet, folks held umbrellas over music s tands and instru-ments, and the performance con-tinued.
When the program started the arts council was able to get some state money to help pay for per-formers. But tha t money dried up, and Hoglen said the event sur-vives thanks to repeat sponsors including accounting-property management firm Loiselle & Her-riman. The Engraving Connec-tion, Penniman Deli, Plymouth Veterinary Hospital and Frame-works.
It costs about $5,000 to put on
the series this year, which runs thsough Aug. 25. The series also gets nearly $400 from the Michi-gan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs and the Music Performers' Trus t Fund.
To raise money to put on the series, Hoglen also goes door to door to "especially to new stores looking for a way to be involved in the community," she said.
She's still seeking sponsors and volunteers to help put on the se-ries this year. For information, call her at 420-2344.
The series opens with jazz duo Vibra Harp. Storytellers Ron Lowe and Debra Christensen per-form June 29 along with Path-ways to Learning preschool's big purple dinosaur.
Jazz guitarist Ray Kamalay
performs July 6, Jerry Green plays music for kids July 13, Guy Sterlazza performs "Sounds of the Safari" July 20, The Celebra-tion Band and God's Gang Pup-peteers performs July 27, Marc Thomas and Max the Moose per-form to kids Aug. 3, Edinborough
Saxophone Quartet returns AOC. 10. Chautauqua Express chil-dren's show is Aug. 17 and Schunk, Staff & Dryden perform sounds for the future Aug. 25.
Also performing during some dates is Dance Ensemble West.
CLARIFICATION
Tickets for the 1994 Plymouth-Canton Educational Park all-night Senior Class Party on June 12 are $22 per person in advance.
and $25 at the door. Students will not be permitted to leave the par-ty before it ends without parent 's permission.
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At a poorly at tended union meeting Thursday a t Canton High School, Plymouth-Canton school em-ployees were urged by Ju l ius Maddox. Michigan E d u c a t i o n Associa t ion p res iden t , to c o n t r i b u t e t ime and money to t h e c a m p a i g n s of MEA-en-d<#-$ed candidates in November.
The MEA and the Plymouth-Canton Education Assoc ia t ion a re looking to u n s e a t Gov. J o h n E n g l e r ; s t a t e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s J e r r y Vorva , R-Plymouth, and Deborah Whyman, R-Canton: and state Sen. Robert Geake, R-Northville.
Teachers are endorsing Democrat Larry Owen for governor, and s ta te representat ive candida tes Ge ra ld Law i Repub l i can . "20th House Dis t r ic t* . Mary Haney 'Democrat . 20th District ' and Donna Clark, i Democrat. 21st House District ).
There were about 75 of the district 's 764 teach-ers at the meeting.
"These people < Vorva, Geake and Whyman) voted to!sCrip you of your bargaining rights," said a flier sent to the district's teachers. "Thev don't call it f Senate
Bill 5128 outlawing teacher strikes) that , but that ' s what they did. It is in all our interests to replace them in the next session of the state Legislature."
Gov. J o h n Eng le r , said Maddox, is a " m a s t e r politician and a horrible policy maker . His control of his pa r ty is so complete t h a t he 's been able to make Republicans do and vote for things they said they'd never support."
Eng le r ' s a g e n d a is to have school emp loyees work for less and get less in benefits "We've been unde r a t t a c k f9r four y e a r s and sold out by t h e Legislature. Th is is politics, so the solution mus t be political," he said.
Maddox said he 's urged his family and f r i ends to register to vote. He implored school employees to do the same.
"I told my sons my livelihood and re t i rement is at stake, and tha t 1 don't clothe and shelter people who don't support me," he said.
'If someone loves you and thev are not going to vote to help protect you. well, some things are not negotiable "
The MEA spent $1.5 million to defeat Proposal
A, approved by voters last March. Under Proposal A. by the second yea r , all school districts will get less money, he said. "The mess we're in is not due to anything we 'MEA members I have done."
Here's what MEA members are urged to do: 1 Give money - $15 per m e m b e r to t h e u n i o n campaign and $25 each to every MEA-endorsed candidate. 2. Work at least 10 hours for every MEA-endorsed candidate.
Handouts were dis t r ibuted so people could vol-unteer to campaign. Applications for absentee bal-lots also were distributed.
Maddox said 40 percent of the electorate votes s t r a i g h t R e p u b l i c s . 40 percent s t r a i g h t Democrat ic , while the rest a re split. "Tha t ' s the group we need to pull at least 11 percent from to win." he said
The union excluded cit izens from the mee t ing and asked a reporter to leave before the question-and-answer session
Union l e a d e r s a sked m e m b e r s to s p r e a d t h e
word about Law, but not to put it in wnting-For Plymouth-Canton school board, the MEA is en-
dorsing Sue Feiten. Mike Horvath and Susan Davis. Vorva said the MEA's agenda is clear. "What they _
want to do is to replace enough of the legislator* who voted for the very reasonable and proper law of giv-ing sanctions to people who violate the law.
"They want to r e i n s t i t u t e t h e p roper ty t a x to-where it was before, raise the income tax and leave ^ a 5- or 6-cent sales tax so they can all have more money, not help out kids.
"If you want special interests to set the agenda, vote for Gerry Law. It's tha t simple."
Vorva said the MEA doesn't care whether prop-er ty taxes are so high t h a t "people can ' t afford to live in their homes. They've told me empha t i ca l l y ; before they don't care if crime goes up or w h e t h e r there 's enough money for other social services, po-lice and fire. They only care about themselves.
"The MEA th inks people are stupid. They w a n t to threaten you, hold your children hostage and ex-tort more money out of you."
Dog's sniffing skill comes in handy at Metro Airport BY J O A N N E MAI.ISZEWSKI STAFF WRITER
Gypsy's world is filled with a delicatessen of frui ts , vegetables and meats.
"Their whole world is the i r smell She loves working at the airport She sniffs bags and gets paid for it." said Canton resident Bob Catcher , a p lan t protection and q u a r a n t i n e K-9 officer with the federa l D e p a r t m e n t of Agri culture.
Gypsy is Catcher ' s 4-year-old beagle helper in the fight against t r ave l e r s b r ing ing prohibited f ru i t , p lan t s and m e a t s into the United States. Gypsy is a member of t h e agr icu l tu re depa r tmen t ' s Beagle Brigade - and the only one at Detroit Metropolitan Airport
When luggage comes off a p lane into cus toms . Gypsy is walked around it. sniffing all the t ime for products. When she gets
lucky, she lets Catcher know by-head movemen t s and s i t t i ng down right in front of the luggage.
"Which one of the suitcases has food in it?" Catcher asked students at Gallimore Elementary School in Canton . "You're all guess ing. That's why we use a dog "
Not all products are prohibited entry to the United States. It de-pends on the country. What was acceptable last year may not be this year. Products are prohibited because of the seeds and b u g s t h a t may be contained wi th in them, such as the Mediterranean f ru i t fly. which has already cost mi l l ions of dol lars in d a m a g e . Catcher said
"We don't have the s a m e th ings here to protect us as they do in t he i r countr ies ." C a t c h e r
. told the kids. In a demonstration for the stu-
den t bodv. which included
Ca tcher ' s d a u g h t e r , J e s s i ca , 7. and son. Adam. 9. Gypsy sniffed out a suitcase filled with prohibit-ed products , such as mangos , sausage , a cocoa nu t , a seashel l with a snail , and a hand broom, which can't be allowed in because of seeds in the na tura l mater ials of which it is made
Gypsy, who wears a green agri-cu l tu ra l swea te r to de s igna t e wha t she does for a living, came from a dog pound in New \ o r k City. "They were getting ready to pu t her to s leep t h e next day. ' Catcher said.
The ag r i cu l tu re d e p a r t m e n t trained Gypsy. "Actually, we train her everyday." C a t c h e r said Gypsy lives in a "doggie condo" in an undisclosed location. When ^ i e re t i res , i t 's l ikely she will live with Catcher at his Canton home She doesn't live with him now be-cause she's too inclined to tell him
about all the food in his house •This job for her is a big hunting
game." said Catcher, who rewards Gypsy with a treat every time she sniffs out prohibited products
Beagles a re chosen for the br igade because they a re mild-mannered and not very intimidat-ing But a few t r ave l e r s have taken the i r aggress ions out on Gypsy when they've been caught red-handed
"She has all the rights of a fed-eral ofTicer," Catcher said "If you strike Gypsy, it's the same offense as if you strike me "
The Beagle Brigade also works at the bridge and tunne l to Canada as well as the border at Port Huron Larger airports, such as J F K In terna t ional Airport in New York or O 'Hare in Chicago have more than one sniffing bea^-gle simply because of the number of arriving international flights
• When luggage comes off a plane Into customs, Gypsy is walked around it, sniff-ing all the time for products. When she gets lucky, she let's Catcher know by head movements and sitting down right in front of the luggage
Gypsy's world: Canton resident Bob Catcher with
Gypsy, who sniffs for fruits, I'egetables and meats at
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Screenwriter brings glitz of Hollywood to theater PUBLIC NOTICE BY M . B . DILLON STAFF WRITER
- P l y m o u t h T o w n s h i p screen-w r i t e r J i m B u r n s t e i n b rought some of Hol lywood 's gl i tz and g lamour to Plymouth Thursday n i^h t wi th the p r e m i e r e of his long-awai ted and well-received feature film. "Renaissance Man
S p o n s o r e d by t h e P lymouth C o m m u n i t y A r t s Counci l , t h e festive evening f ea tu red dinner at Ca fe Bon H o m m e and E r n e s t o ' s be fo r e t h e film was shown a t 8 p.m. at t h e Penn Theater in downtown Plymouth. An a f te rg low at the Mayflower Meeting House followed
As limos pulled up and sequin-gowned women and tuxedoed gent lemen al ighted, the likes of B i rmingham sc reenwr i te r Kurt L u e d t k e ("Out of Africa."
: "Absence of Malice"') joined the • throng packing the theater
A group of P lymouth-Canton ; high school s tudents donned long • gowns and tuxes for the occasion. • " O u r t e a c h e r ' s (Cyn th i a
Burns te in i husband wrote this , so we a r e rea l ly exc i t ed . " said Canton s tudent Lynn Haines
"We figured we wouldn't get t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y ever aga in , said Salem's April Bugann.
" J i m B u r n s t e i n came and spoke to us," said Jaclyn Conklin of Salem "We figured $30° OK."
Fo rmer school t r u s t e e Dean and Nancy Swartzwelter said the premiere was a "wonderful way to
' raise money for the a r t s council, • plus we wanted to see the movie. < It's a great night for Plymouth ! B u r n s t e i n spoke to t h e I P lymouth S tudy Group and im-J p ressed Nancy S w a r t z w e l t e r ' "This is really exciting," she said
Cynthia Burnstein likened the experience to chi ldbir th. "When
" you ' re p r e g n a n t , you have nine ' m o n t h s to abso rb it. We've had
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Author: Jim Burnstein signed autographs outside the Penn.
10 or 11 years on this one." Ken Droz of Robert Solomon
& Assoc ia tes r e p r e s e n t i n g T o u c h s t o n e P i c t u r e s D i sney S t u d i o s , sa id the Los A n g e l e s p r e m i e r e a few days e a r l i e r " w e n t very well ." T h e film o p e n e d na t iona l ly F r i d a y on 2,000 screens across the country, he added.
Ken Holmes of P l y m o u t h c a m e because "I saw t h e ad in t h e p a p e r , and our son, Dav id , actually trained at Fort Jackson They say it's Selfndge. bu t they a c t u a l l y filmed in S o u t h C a r o l i n a at Fort J a c k s o n . We have fond memories of that ."
F a r m i n g t o n Hil ls ' M a r g e Colburn was an extra in the film and spent a cold day last year a t Tiger S t ad ium "We were t h e r e f r o m 7 a m. "til t h e end of t h e g a m e a t 9:30 p.m. a n d m a d e $54." said Colburn. mark ing the occas ion in her Tiger s w e a t s h i r t "I th ink we got cut ou t of the movie."
The aud ience was t r e a t e d to t h e o p e n i n g s c e n e s of t h e Uni roya l T i re on 1-94; a lso in-c luded a r e T ige r S t a d i u m , t h e Joe Louis fist, t h e Fox T h e a t e r and Danny DeVito in a t r a f f i c jam on Jefferson Avenue
The s e m i - a u t o b i o g r a p h i c a l film shows DeVito t e a c h i n g S h a k e s p e a r e to so ld i e r s a f t e r losing his adver t i s ing job It in-cludes humor, emotion, high dra-ma and a few lessons to live by thrown in.
Among those Burnstein singled out for t h a n k s were his mentors S h a k e s p e a r e a n scholar Russell Fraser and Luedtke. and "my fa-vorite teacher, my wile, who's rid-den on th is Hollywood roller coaster with me for 22 years "
Burnste in ' s son. Gabriel , and d a u g h t e r , Devin , were in t h e company of lots of f r i ends "I 'm proud of him He's been wait ing a long t i m e . " sa id G a b r i e l , a Salem f re shman . "I thought the movie was fabulous "
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' o Fo r • t a r t a r * , i t ' s been . cfcanged to a Family Fun Picnic
$ r d will ba bumped to July - 1-6 q m. S u n d a y , J u l y 10, to be e*-*et "Residents have been work-ing an year." said Ginnie Hauck. Canton Place executive director. "They will have c ra f t and baked
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F u n Fea t iva l and now t h e F u n Picnic ia to ^aiae money for t h e H e l p i n g H a n d f u n d , w h i c h al-lows H a u c k to he lp r e a i d e n t a who a t any point t h r o u g h t h e yaar may need a little extra .
" I t r y to t a k e c a r e of t h e i r naeda," Hauck said. "1 really in-veatigate it."
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they have unexpected expenses," Hauck aaid. "I use t h s t f u n d to t a k e ca re of t hose needa for t h e m "
Un l ike p a a t y e a r s . H a u c k ia hoping to receive dona t ions for t h e H e l p i n g H a n d f u n d o t h e r t h a n t h r o u g h suqpmer s v e n t s , such aa the Fami ly F u n Picnic. Anyone who would l ike t o do-n a t e to t h e fond m a y do so by d r o p p i n g a check to : H e l p i n g H a n d F u n d . A t t e n t i o n : O i n n i s H a u c k . C a n t o n P l a c e . 44606 Ford Road, Canton
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Farewell Retiring educator will miss challenges B Y M . B . D I L L O N STATF Wmrncs
Next fall will be the first in 43 years t h a t Allen E lementa ry School teacher Cather ine Smi th won ' t be t ak ing s t u d e n t s under her wing for ano the r year of aca-d e m i c challenge.
S m i t h began her P lymouth-C a n t o n career in the Cherry Hill two-room school in 1961. Her eyes light u p as she speaks abou t teaching, a n d i t ' s clear to see t h e ret i r ing teacher is as e n t h u s e d a b o u t her job as she was the day she s tepped into her first c lassroom in Muskegon Heights .
I t ' s a wonder the new Western Michigan Univers i ty grad d idn ' t flee for her life. "My class was a fou r th - f i f th grade spl i t , " re-called S m i t h , who also taught in Portage, Ka lamazoo and Royal Oak.
" T h e pr incipal d idn ' t take me by the room I was going to have. I f o u n d out l a te r they'd had a new teacher every semester. W h e n I was escorted to the c lassroom, t h e children were r u n n i n g a round on top of the desks . T h e pr incipal walked out like no th ing was different. I closed the door and told them how it was going to be."
By J u n e , the class was well-behaved enough to take to Lake Michigan . " T h e principal said if anyone h a d said anyone could t a k e t h a t group to do anything, she wouldn ' t have believed it ," sa id the Hil lsdale County farm girl t u r n e d Plymouth resident. " I still enjoy working with kids. I love teaching responsibility a n d seeing minds develop."
S m i t h principal J i m Burt gives her high marks. "Cathe-r ine 's t eaching has always been noted for se t t ing high expecta-t i ons for k ids , and working with k ids to p u t forth their best ef-for t , " he said. "Over the course of 32 years a t Allen, she 's had a s ignif icant impact on a large n u m b e r of kids; probably ap-proaching 1,000."
S m i t h h a s always made t ime for en r i chment .
"For a long time, Cather ine h a s ha t ched duck and goose eggs in her room in the spring-t ime , " sa id Burt . "You can im-agine how excited kids are about t ha t . S h e ' s also taught kids how to u s e t h e weaving loom. They 've been significant parts of k ids ' experiences."
T h e f u n stuff takes a back seat to the basics, though. "If you can ' t read, write and do ba-sic ma th , you're handicapped,"
she said. "You're not always going to have a calculator or a spell check. T h e bra in is an ex-cellent organ. Use it; develop it ."
Wi th developmental , learn-at-your-own-pace educa t i on in place, s tuden t s are progressing t h e P lymouth-Canton schools wi thout needed skills, Smi th says.
Wi th more than 30 chi ldren in a classroom, it 's impossible for teachers to individualize educa-tion in the manner developmen-tal educat ion calls for.
Along with developmental has come the lowering of s t a n d a r d s a n d the infusion of social i ssues in to the school day. T h a t , along with lack of assessment in ele-men ta ry grades, has created a problem, said Smi th , a widow who has two sons and a grand-daughter .
"We' re trying to shield chil-dren from heartache, failure and despair . We want to fix every-th ing so everyone's a winner . B u t you don' t fool chi ldren. T h e y know when you're being fa lse ."
W h a t ' s gratifying, said Smi th , " i s to see the glow in their faces, t h e feeling of pride when they know they 've t r u l y accom-p l i shed someth ing . " W h a t ' s ahead? "At first, I'll enjoy not
BILL BRESLKR/STAIT PHOTOGRAPHER
School's out: Teacher Catherine Smith is looking forward to re-tirement, but will miss her Allen Elementary School students.
being hooked to a schedule ," she said with a smile. " I p lan to do volunteer work at my church and in the communi ty . "
Listed below are some of construction protects, includ-ing residential and commercial devel-opments, as well as road projects, proposed or under way that may interest Can-ton residents. This column wiH be published intermittently to keep residents abreast of development in the community.
• Developers have applied for site plan approval for the Sheldon ChenyhW shopping center, north of Cherry Hill, eas t of Sheldon. This is one of three sites in Can-ton considered for an Arbor Drug store location. Site plan approval is being sought tor Westbrook Plaza, a center at Canton Center and Warren roads.
• A tentative preliminary plat is being requested by the develop-er of Kingston Estates, a 20-lot residential development, south of Cherry Hill, eas t of Canton Center road. • Proponents of Fox creek South, a single-family site condominium subdivision of 38 lots, have sub-mitted an application for prelimi-nary site plan approval for a par-cel east of Old Haggerty and south of Warren Road. Site plan approval also is sought for a tra-ditional, at tached condominium project. Coves of Canton, for a site on the northeast corner of
Warren and U -ley. This project is proposed with 148 units.
• Construction is under way on C a n - .
ton's Downtown Development Authority;
improvement project a long , :
both s ides of Ford. Sheldon to • Morton Taylor. Planned are the burial of utility lines, tree plant-ings, pedestrian lighting and other s treetscape improvements The project is expected to be completed this year.
• Major sewer repairs along Ford Road, just east of Sheldon. wMI continue The project has been temporarily halted due to an un expected underground o b s t r u c -tion. • Wayne County Department of " Public Services advises they are planning road paving work this summer for Joy. eas t of Sheldon, Cherry Hill, east of 1-275. and Sheldon at Warren. Work is to b e completed in June and July. Shoulder work on Cherry Hill. west of Haggerty. is scheduled to be completed this fall
Information on any projects in Canton Township, including the DDA, can b e obtained by calling Canton Planning Services. 397-5390. For information on infra-structure improvements contact Canton Engineering Services. 397-5405
New Morning kids explore pioneer past Mettetal from page IA
B Y K E V I N B R O W N STAFF WRITER
W h e n New Moming School teacher Rita Heaven organized a Wagon Tra in Day for 30 first-t h r o u g h f i f t h - g r a d e r s , t h e toughes t par t wasn ' t making the cos tumes , the covered wagons, or m a k i n g the t r ip through the near-by Lakepoin te subdivision.
It was gett ing the kids, orga-nized in pre tend family groups, to agree to be "marr ied ."
" I t took some delicate negotia-t ions , " she said, laughing.
" W e tried to give them a week to work out famil ies on their own," Heaven said.
A n d after a few days, even the
Hoben from page IA
" T h e abi l i ty to be electronically interact ive, a n d to have t h a t elec-t ronic inter-act ivi ty tailored to our individual needs is a lmost mind-boggling. We can talk with o thers with video as we have been able to do by telephone. We can also search for material more quickly and more fully t h a n ever possible before, and we can then br ing t h a t mater ia l to our screen on d e m a n d . "
T h e t rue t e s t will come in how technology is used , said Hoben.
" K i d s come to us s t sge 5 hsv-ing watched T V s n d videos 2,500 hou r s per year. We can use th i s technology for ever-greater enter-t a i n m e n t . Or we can use it for ever-greater learning oppor tuni -t ies ," he said.
"One pa th could lead to stagna-tion and deter iorat ion of our young people a n d our nat ion. T h e o ther could lead to the best, b r ightes t s n d mos t capable young people and a d u l t s cont inuing to move our na t ion forward internal-ly a n d in t h e world. A combins-t ion of the two, with emphas i s on educa t ion , is t h e ideal ."
Ameri tech 'a goal ia to equip educators wi th a lmost any form of cur ren t technology or technology now on the drawing board, he said. "Our m a n d a t e m u s t be to use t h i s s s one of the grestest l ea rn ing tools ever available to m a n k i n d . We in P lymouth-Can ton are in an excellent position to con t inue to lead the way."
Exact ly wha t role Hoben will fill with Dynacom isn ' t yet deter-mined. He ' s given presenta t ions t h i s year for free for Ameritech t a l e s representa t ives , b u t will be pa id for f u t u r e presenta t ions . Hia nes t , ent i t led "Sel l ing the Com-m u n i t y on Technology," will be given ia C o l u m b u s in J u l y .
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boy who refused to be "mar r i ed" to a female c lassmate told Heav-en, "All right, I'll marry her."
Wagon Tra in Day recently at the P lymou th Township school was a cu lmina t ion of the kids' s tudy of the 1840s-l850s pioneer days.
T h e chi ldren kept bank books to record expenses on the journey, worked on maps and geography as the subdivis ion served as a model for the f ront ier west, and were as-s i g n e d o c c u p a t i o n s s u c h as b l acksmi th , t insmi th , teacher and doctor.
" W e used it aa a vehicle to in-tegrate s tud ies in math , geogra-phy a n d his tory," Heaven said.
At 9:45 a.m. as the wagon t ra in was ready to roll, t he pioneers as-sembled in a circle aa Heaven gave some final ins t ruct ions . Boys were dressed in wide-br immed ha t s , vests and other a u t h e n t i c mid-1800s garb, while girls wore bonne t s and long dresses.
T h e s tudents pulled wagons brought from home, au thent ica l ly covered in the historic Conestoga wagon style, named for a town in Pennsylvania .
Heaven used sapl ings to pro-vide the framework for wagon cov-ers, and sheets served as the cov-ers.
As k ids in other grades bid the pioneers farewell, t h e wagon t ra in
headed west from the school through a field, before enter ing the subdivis ion. There , var ious homes were designated as histori-cal s tops on the journey.
T h e s tuden t s forded a river — ac tua l ly a dr iveway — and stopped at "Fort Laramie ."
T h e weather generally coo-perated. as rain held off unt i l j u s t before 3 p.m., when the t r ip ended in "Oregon."
" I t ' s hands-on total involve-ment with the subjec t , " said Don-na Wil l iams, a New Morning School staffer.
T h e school has 100 s t u d e n t s in grades one through eight .
site. T h e new agreement satisfies th is request, Malone said.
" I got my full 90 days ," to move his bus iness to ano the r site, he said. He p lans to relocate his air charter bus iness to Joy and Old Haggerty Roads in Can ton Town-ship. He is phas ing out his busi-ness a t the a i rpor t a n d will con-t inue unt i l the end of June , he said.
"For the public , aviat ion public a n d the preservat ion of th is facili-ty, things need to se t t le down here. I agreed to end th i s d i spu te for cont inui ty a n d peace ," he said.
With Malone off the premises, newly appoin ted a i rpor t manager a n d fixed base operator Doug Kitze of Kitze Aviat ion will be
able to take over. Kitze is opera-t ing out of the north side of the a i rpor t while he wai ts for Malone to wrap u p his business .
" I ' m phas ing in while he phas -es out. He ' s been very helpful to me , " Kitze said. Once Ki tze is phased in s t Met te ta l , he will be able to fully operate his fl ight school a n d aircraf t ma in tenance bus iness as well a s begin manag-ing the a i rpor t . In the mean t ime , th ings are picking u p for Kitze. He is performing m a i n t e n a n w o n some aircraf t , sell ing fuel a n d aet-_ t ing u p hia flight school.
"Peop le are s tar t ing to come around . I sti l l have some of my old cus tomers who I've h s d fo r 20 years ," Coller said.
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1 T h e r e are 17 candidates for 11 ^"ayne County Circuit Cour t judgesh ips . including 10 incum-ben t s and seven challengers. 1 T h e incumbents are Will iam ^eo Caha lan of Groaae lie, Robert J . Colombo Jr . of Grosse Pointe, Andrea J . Ferrara of Groaae Pointe , J o h n H. Hauaner of De-t ro i t . Ar thu r J. Lombard of Grosse Pointe Farms, Cynth ia D. S t e p h e n s of Detroit, Michael J . T a l b o t of Groaae Pointe Fanna , f aul S. Teranea of Groaae Pointe ,
aye T e r t r a g of Allen Park and haron Tevia Finch of Detroit.
! T h e challengers are John W. Ca l l ahan of Detroit, Richard L. C u n n i n g h a m of Detroit, Amy P. Ha thaway of Groase Pointe Park , David J . Szymanski of Groaae Po in te Park, Isidore B. Torres of Detroit , Deborah A. T h o m a s of Detroi t and Carole F. Youngblood of Grosse Pointe.
! Four of the challengers, Torres , Ca l lahan , Hathaway and Szy-ijianski, are running for a seat being vacated by Judge Michael £»tacey, who will retire at the end of the year.
primary race ' T h e s e four candidates will face
one another in an Aug. 2 pr imary election. T h e top two vote-gettere <4ill be on the ballot in November. ; T h e other 13 candidates will
face voters in the November elec-t ion. T h e top 10 vote-gettera will lie the winners.
Candidate profiles T h e following is background in-
formation on each candida tes be-ginning with the incumbents : • Cahalan, 63, was elected to the Circui t Court in 1974. From 1971 to 1974 he worked for the Wayne County Prosecutor 's Office. From 1961 to 1970 Caha lan was in pri-vate practice. He got his law de-gree from the Universi ty of Michi-gan in 1956. • Colombo, 44, was elected to the Circuit Court in 1982. Before tha t he was in private practice for six years with Riley 4 Roumell . Co-lombo's law "degree is from the Detroit College of Law. • Ferrara, 42, was elected to the Circuit Court in 1992. Before tha t she worked as an a t torney for the U.S. Depar tment of Jus t ice ' s Im-migrat ion a n d N a t u r a l i z a t i o n Service (1988-92), as a visiting judge with Wayne County ' s 36th and 19th distr ict cour ts <1987-88) and as a judge with Wayne Coun-ty 's 33rd Distr ict Court Down-river (1981-86). Ferrara got her law degree from DCL in 1978.
• Hauser was appointed to the Circuit Court in 1976 and elected in 1977. He was an ass i s tan t U.S. Attorney for the Eas te rn District of Michigan from 1969 to 1976. From 1961 to 1971 Hauser also has significant teaching experi-ence at the Universi ty of Detroit, Wayne County Communi ty Col-lege and the Michigan Judicial Inst i tute . Hauser got his law de
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gree from the Universi ty of De-troit in 1966. • Lombard , 52, was appoin ted to the Circui t Court March 30 by Gov. J o h n Engler. At the t ime he was a professor at DCL, where he served as dean from 1987 to 1993. Lombard was a law professor at Wayne S ta t e University for 21 years. Prior to tha t he taught briefly a t Harvard Law School. Lombard got his law degree from Columbia University in 1961. • S t ephens has been on the Cir-cuit Court since 1985. She also teaches at U-D. Wayne S t a t e Uni-versity a n d Wayne Coun ty Com-muni ty College. S t ephens ' prior experience includes service as a judge on Wayne Coun ty ' s 36th
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District Cour t (1982-85) and as associate general counsel for the Michigan Sena te (1979-81). Ste-phens got her law degree from Emory Univers i ty in 1976. • Ta lbot was appoin ted to the Circuit Cour t in J u n e 1991. From 1980 to 1991 he was a Detroit Re-corder 's Cour t judge . From 1972 to 1978 he was in private practice with the firm Ta lbo t , Grant & McQuarrie. T a l b o t got his law de-gree from U-D in 1971. • Teranes , 59, was appointed to the Circuit Cour t in 1982, then elected in 1982 a n d 1988. For 20 years before t h a t Teranes was a Wayne Coun ty ass i s t an t prosecu-tor. Teranes got his law degree from U-M in 1961.
• Tertzag, 56, was appointed to the Circui t Cour t in 1986 and elected in 1988. Previously he was city a t torney for Melvindale and River Rouge. Ter tzag served on the Wayne County Charter Com miaaion and the Wayne County C o m m u n i t y College Board of T r u s t e e s He got his law degree from D C L in 1969. • Tev is Finch, 51, was appointed to the Circuit Cour t in 1962. Be-fore t h a t she was briefly a judge with the 36th Distr ict Court (Sep-tember 1981 to J anua ry 1982), a Detroi t Common Pleas Court judge (1975-81) and in private practice with Finch & Finch (1968-75). Tevis Finch got her law degree from DCL in 1968.
Challengers • Ca l lahan , 47. heads the bank-ruptcy section of the law firm P l u n k e t t & Cooney, where he has worked since 1987. Before tha t he was in private practice by himself (1981-87) and with mid-sized law firms (1976-81). Callahan got his law degree from DCL in 1974. • C u n n i n g h a m , 47, has been an associate counsel on the Attorney G r i e v a n c e C o m m i s s i o n s ince 1993. He was appointed to Detroit Recorder 's Cour t in 1991, but failed to win election in 1992. Be-fore t h a t Cunningham was an as-s i s t a n t prosecutor in Wayne Coun ty (1984-91), in private prac-tice (1982-84) and a staff attorney in the U.S. Veterans Administra-t ion (1979-82). Cunningham got
hiB law degree from U-D in 1978. • H a t h a w a y has been an a t to rney with the Wayne County Corpora-tion Counsel since Febuary 1992. Before t h a t she worked for Dyke-ma Goeset t as a paralegal (1985-86), s u m m e r associate (May to Augus t 1966) and associate (1967-92). Ha thaway got her law degree from U-D in 1967. • Szymansk i , 41, has been a par t -ner with the law firm Pavlock St Szymansk i since J u n e 1993. Be-fore tha t he was an a t torney for ; M a tern a, Cus ter k. Associates (1990-93). H i s prior experience in-c ludes a vice presidency a t t h e ; Anthony M. Franco publ ic rela- J t iona agency (1968-90) and m a n a -ger of creative services a t Michi -gan Consol idated Gas Co. (1965-
87). Szymanski got his law degree from U-D in 1987. • T h o m a s is a mediator in t h e Wayne County Probate Cour t a n d also ma in t a in s a private practice, specializing in real estate, family, c r iminal , juvenile and probate law. Her previous experience in-c ludes three years as a s s i s t an t g e n e r a l c o u n s e l w i t h t h e Sou theas t e rn Michigan T r a n s -por ta t ion Authority. T h o m a s got her law degree from U-D in 1977. • Tor res is a Detroit Recorder 's Cour t judge. He did not get h i s background information to t h e Observer by press time. • Youngblood is a partner in t h e law firm of Will iams & Young blood, where she practices with her h u s b a n d Amos Will iams.
Freshmen lawmakers take aim at expense accounts B Y T I M RICHARD STAFF WRITER
I j i n s ing ' s rebellious freshmen won a major victory when the House of Representat ives agreed to t ake u p a bill banning office-holder expense funds (OEFs) .
R£p. Greg Kaza, R-Rochester Hitls, was ready to embar rass the leadership by pushing a discharge pet i t ion — an effort that would have forced the an t i -OEF bill out
of committee. O E F s are accounts for paying expenses incidental to holding public office.
"We ran out of patience with promises of 'next week ." Kaza said Tuesday af ter the commit tee finally voted unan imous ly .
Of the bill 's 25 sponsors from both par t ies , 24 were fir*t-termers, including Kaza. Jerry Vorva, R - P l y m o u t h , Deborah Whyman . R-Canton , and sponsor
Dan Gustafson, R Has le t t . The old t imer signing on was Rep. William Bryant, R-Grosse Pointe.
Local members said the fresh-men caucuses meet " irregularly" but wield great inf luence when they decide to act.
Bat t leground was t h e House Oversight and Ethics Commit tee , co-chaired by No.3 ranking Re-publ ican Frank Fitzgerald of Grand Ledge and No. 2 ranking
Democrat Pa t Gagliardi of Drum mond Is land.
T h e bill would amend the 1976 state Campa ign Finance Act, which current ly allows OEFs. It would take effect next Jan. 1. Ex-isting O E F s would have to be giv-en to chari ty or the money re-turned to donors .
"There were lots of abuses ." Whyman a n d Vorva agreed, using identical words in separate inter
Schall opens Livonia headquarters
Some lawmakers were collect-ing their $8,000 a year for travel ing to and from Lansing bu t using O E F money to lease care. Why-m a n said.
" T h e y were also paying for compu te r s for personal use ," Vor-va said. Like many other fresh-men, Vorva said he campaigned on t h e issue of stopping lawmak-ers from using their offices to help get re-elected.
Among other provisions:
• Lawmakers could still have d is t r ic t offices but must pay for t h e m from campaign funds ra ther t h a n OEFs . • They could not pay for spouses travel, lodging or meals while at-t end ing unre imbursed confereno-es. > • But they could cont inue to give u p to $100 to other cand ida tes ' fund-ra isers . Gustafson said t h e House leadership insisted on re t a in ing tha t provision.
T h e J o h n Schall for Congress campaign opened its new cam-paign headquar te r s on P lymouth Road in Livonia J u n e 3. T h e p h e a e number there is 261-9494.
Schal l is a Republican candi-da te in the 13th District, which inc ludes Canton and P lymou th townships , Plymouth, Wes t land , Garden City and the sou theas t
quadran t of Livonia. Schall served as a White House
policy adviser to President Geo-ge Bush for 2'A years. He was also chief of staff of the 18,500-person U.S. Depar tment of Labor during the Bush Adminis t ra t ion . He is a graduate of St. Michael School in Livonia and Bi shop Borgess High School in Redford Township . He
holds degrees from the University of Michigan and from Harvard University.
T h e other Republ icans vying for the nominat ion are Cynthia Wilbanks of Ypsilanti Townsh ip and Dennis Fasset t of Belleville.
T h e Democrats runn ing are Da-vid W. Geiss of Wayne and Fulton Eaglin of Ann Arbor.
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Detroit hasn't been very good to the Super-suckere and that frustrates bassist/vocalist Eddie Spaghetti.
"We've never had a good show in Detroit," he said. "We played in Ann Arbor before. It was bet-ter. We have had great shows in Grand Rapids. Maybe everyone's sick of rock'n'roll in Detroit."
The Supersuckers are giving the Detroit area another chance when they play the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor Wednesday, June 8, in support of their Sub Pop release "La Mano Cornuda." With names like drummer "Dancing Eagle," the afore-mentioned Spaghetti and guitarist "Dan Bolton, age 25," it should prove to be an interesting eve-ning.
Being on Sub Pop does indeed mean they're from Seattle, but Spaghetti prefers tha t you don't lump his band in with that crowd.
"Everyone sounds like a cross between Ail Rose and Ethel Merman."
His band has more of a rocking punk sound. "We get together and start playing these songs
that I write on an acoustic guitar and they turn into raging punk," he said.
For more information about the show, call (313) 996-8555.
Dig will visit St. Andrew's Hall in Detroit Saturday, June 11, during their post-hype tour. For most of 1994 the band has been
riding high, thanks to their MTV/radio hit "Be-lieve." To guitarist Jon Morris, the trip to popu-larity was a long one.
"We've been touring for almost two years straight," he said. "It 's been a slow build. It's not like it happened overnight."
Now he's pretty content, since "it 's just like been gradual enough so where it's at a good point."
Later this month Dig — who has toured with the Rollins Band and Bad Brains — is releasing a follow-up EP to their self-titled debut. "Soft Pretzel" features four new songs, including two they do in concert, "On The Inside" and "King of My World."
For more information about their show with Lucy's Fur Coat, call (313) 961--MELT.
Starting a new band with former members of Mary's Danish hasn't been easy in some ways for guitarist Robbie Allen. Himself an
ex-guitar technician for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Allen has been fighting pre-conceived no-tions tha t his band Rob Rule sounds like either of those two groups.
"I couldn't do that and be able to look (Red Hot Chili Pepper vocalist) Anthony (Kiedis) and (bas-sist) Flea in the face," he said. "They always knew I was the hippy kid who would play country west-ern tunes on the guitar."
Tha t ' s the kind of angle his new band takes on their self-titled debut for Mercury Records.
After living for seven years on the "crew" side of the music industry, Allen doesn't find it much dif-ferent being a musician.
"I t ' s the same thing; it really is. I just have dif-ferent things that I have to do," said Allen via telephone from Mesa, Ariz., where he had been laying by the side of his hotel's pool in 100-degree weather. "Touring is not tha t much work. Even if you're crew, it 's not that much work. If I were in the crew, I still would have been sitting by the pool."
Rob Rule — which includes former Mary's Dan-ish drummer James Bradley Jr . and guitarist Da-vid King — will play on Belle Isle a t 5 p.m. Friday, June 10, as part of WRIF's Grand Prix Free Day celebration. For more information, call (313) 827-1111.
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Blues scene thrives in the '90s • They may be howlin' in The Windy City, but The Motor City is closing the gap when it comes to singing the blues. Where there once were a few bands and a few venues, there 's now plenty of perform-ers and a strong club circuit.
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The blues has been in and out of style more times than pin stripe suits. It's always been a musical genre, however, more concerned with style than fashion, which accounts for its enduring presence in Detroit for more than half a century.
Detroit has seen legendary figures like Robert Johnson and Sonny Boy Williamson hang their hats here and has seen the promise of a respectable wage from the auto plants entice the likes of John Lee Hooker, Bobo Jen-kins and the pride of the city, the gra-cious Sippie Wallace, in the 1940s. It was a city with one of the most vital musical centers in the country, the Hastings Street corridor.
The pedigree honed in those heady days and, certainly, the heritage hon-estly come by, are second to none. This has always been a blues town, just as surely as it's been a baseball town. And during the past few years, it has become an explosively revital-ized one.
"There used to be Sully's and the Soup Kitchen," said Blues Factory-Records' Mark Foreman. "There were zero full-time bands and only a hand-ful working at all. I mean, literally, there were only four or five bands."
J immy Lessnau, proprietor of Sul-ly's, perhaps the most popular blues establishment in the area, has a dif-ferent recollection.
"There was a strong scene 10 years ago," he recalled, when bands like the Urbations (since mutated into the Howling Diablos), the Buzztones (most of whom now comprise the
• STREET BEATS Chisel Brothers), the Progressive Blues Band, Steve Nardella. Willie D. Warren, the Detroit Blues Band and Chicago Pete helped get the new venue rolling. Old favors are not soon forgotten.
Current scene On the current front, Lessnau lists
the Garfield Blues Band, the Blues Insurgents (with legendary Fortune Records' session guitarist Jonnie Bassett), and Nardella's former band-mate in the Silvertones, George Be-dard.
"He's been the hottest act in town for 15 years," said Lessnau. "People are just starting to find that out."
Blues Factory's Foreman, however, remains eternally optimistic for the future of the blues and excited about the current crop of Detroit blues tal-ents. Asked if the blues scene is im-proved over a decade ago, his answer is "absolutely."
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Barn raisin': It wasn't a ghost, but a very alive and kicking Mimi Harris, who performed at the Blues Barn behind the Botsford Inn in Farmington Hills.
With Blues Factory responsible for a large percentage of the band and club bookings in the area, its had an enormous impact on the renaissance of interest in blues music locally.
"When (label president) Steve San-chez, Robert Noll and I formed Blues Factory in 1986. we set it up to put a systematic method into place to de-velop the club scene," he said. Trans-lation: you need a network of clubs willing to take a chance on their mu-sic to encourage the formation of new bands. It 's worked like a charm.
"Realistically, there are 30 bands playing in 20-25 clubs that offer blues on a regular, or semi-regular basis now," he said.
If Foreman were to voice a com-plaint — he prefers calling it a per-sonal disappointment — it 's tha t there isn't more support for what he calls "down home blues," the tradi-tionally rooted music of the "40s and '50s. That Eddie Burns, Mr. Bo, the Butler Twins and other similarly dispositioned bands aren't being ex-posed to larger audiences is a shame.
These are the hometown vets. Bobo Jenkins and Boogie Woogie Red have passed on and John Lee Hooker has moved on, but many of their contem-poraries remain Detroiters . . . Still here, still more than able and still in-spiring.
The triumvirate For Foreman, the triumvirate of the
local blues scene, in terms of guaran-teed draws, are Noll (just back from a successful New Zealand tour), the Chisel Brothers and Davis and the James Wailin' Band.
There also are a large contigent of equally impressive veterans out there that pack houses that bear a closer look and listen, too. Mimi Harris and the Snakes (just signed to Blues Fac-tory). can rock as hard as Debbie Da-vies and bring it down to a tender bal-lad that brings Bonnie Raitt to mind. The Alligators have a swing feel that 's often reminiscent of some of the best of the West Coast bands, while retaining that unique Detroit blues edge.
The Reverend Marc Falconberry, Randy Volin, Harmonica Shah, the Curtis Sumpter Project and Cathy Davis , N ikk i J a m e s and th<g Flamethrowers. Peter 'Madcat ' Ruth and Shari Kane — the list of top-notch blues-based players in town is staggering.
"It 's as strong, or stronger, than ever." according to Mike Watts, the producer of the Detroit Blues Festi-vals at Hart Plaza for many years and. until they suspended operations for the summer, the man responsible for the Thursday night jam session/ concerts at the "blues barn' at the historical Botsford Inn.
Watts has also been at the helm of the Michigan Blues Festival at Ponti-ac's Phoenix Center for the past few years and has got a solid handle on both the local and international scenes.
"There are a lot of bands working, and there's a real interest in the mu-sic." he said.
While he thinks "it 's great that Bar bra Streisand can command those prices," saying that she's probably earned them over the vears, "a lot of
us have families and can't afford that." That ' s why he produces free concerts, like the Buddy Guy show at the Phoenix Center June 19, as part of the Pontiac World Cup festivities. More importantly, though, the Michi-gan Blues Festival is set for the Phoe-nix Center on Aug. 5-7, with Larry McCray, Jeff Healey (tentatively), Johnny Winter, Eddie Money and a slew of local talent.
Next time you get that feeling for the blues, tune in the Famous Coach-man's "Blues After Hours" show on WDET, where he's been a weekend fixture for something like 17 years, or young upstart Robert Jones, an out-standing guitarist who hosts "Blues from the Lowlands," also on WDET every Saturday morning.
The free, local Blues Review is chock full of information that nobody else is likely to be able to pass on. Blues Factory has a blues hotline — (313 ) 280-0363. There are also a pair of great local compilations that are highly recommended: "Detroit Blues Factory, Vol. I," with Robert Noll, the Butler Twins, Willie D. Warren, Ed-die Burns and others, and "Detroit Blues, Live at Lou's," a benefit disc for the Autism Society that features Nikki James, the Alligators, Chisel Brothers, Howling Diablos, Garfield Blues Band, Steve Gornall and oth
Been owing yourself a great time for • a while? Try supporting the phe-nomenal Detroit blues scene this weekend. Like the Butler Brothers sing, "Hello Chicago, Detroit is on your back!"
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The Me* Place Lounge. 22723 Michigan Ave.. Dearborn (blues)
(313)277 3035
TNi Biwtn n c s u i The Aik. 637V* S Mam St . Ann Artx* (acoustic) (313) 761 1451
The New Place Lounge. 22723 Michigan Awe., Dearborn (blues) (313) 277-3035
cm UMTS BLUBS BAND Doc Frocks. 7935 W Maple. West Btoom f>ekJ (blues)
(810)624 7200
BFANB Wrth Kooiapoppers and M E Jonson's Root Box at at AMfi 's. 5756 Cass. Detroit (after napop) (313)832 2355
B U M ACTION COUMCa. Stan's Dugout. 3350 Auburn Road. Auburn Hilts (blues) (313/852 6433
PAUL KABVM BAND Stan's Dugout. 40000 GarfteW. Cantor Township (blues) (810)4121040
BUtC* W A T M STATION With Deer Abby and Mockingbird at Guff's Grt«, 49 N. Sagtnaw. Ponttec Jrock) (810) 334 9292
Teta&aph (313)533
Redlbrd. (blues) 533-4477
Band Pig, 2 0 6 - 2 0 6 S First St.. Ann Arbor (rock) (313) 99*8555
Wednesday, June 8
S T J ^ O O Town Center Drtve. Deer bom. (bluet} (313)336^350
The Aik, 637V* S. Mem S t . Ann Ar t** (acoustic) (313) 7811451
" " ^ N e w ' S m b Tiaka and Leether Uppers 206-206 S. FlrW S t . Ann
Arbor • rock) 013)1
7A Q duo, 29 S. «iagnew St, Pondac. (blues)
The Majestic. 4140 Woodward Ave.. Da irort (roots rock) (313)963-7696
With Heed Injury at Gri f fs GrN. 49 N Sag) new. Pontiac (810) 334 9292
Au£es. 31660 John R. Madison Heights (rock) (810) 589-3120
W W ^ V ^ y S t m and Big Stock at Btod Pig. 206 -306 S. First St.. Ann Ar t * * (alternative
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1 8 % Joe f M at rtne Knob M u e * The-i. 1-75 and fteahebew Road C l a r t i o n .
Barney s. 806 Blddte Ave . Wyandotte (country) (313)2854615
Bird of Paradise. 2 0 7 S Ashley. Ann Artxx (blues)
(313)662-8310 M M SWT Jimmy's Ne>tt Ooor. 3 5 3 2 3 Ford Road. Weattand (blues)
(313) 722-9883 T M I O V U B Ted's Pub and Cats. 36 S Mem St.. Clew son (blues) 1910)435*4755
i S T S r S ' M S 2 ScheeSar Rood. Oeer bom. (blues) (313) 591-3950
Sports, 166 M a p * (313)2994*090
Augtos.31660 John R. Madison Hsi#rts Cock) (810) 588 3120
FranMn Street Brewing Co . 1560 FranfcBn. Detroit (alternative rock) (313) 569-0390
With Thou#K Industry and Type 0 NIGSLL I at Harpo's. 14238 Harper. Oetro* (rock) (313)824-1700
m a m i River Rock. 673 FrariMn. OetroB. (rock) (313)25*9976
Croeeed Wire at the BBnd Hg. 206-206 S First St.. Ann Artxx (aBemaOve
tICIuD. 29 S. TaMiaw St. forme. flO) 334-741IM
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'Flintstones': Spielberg's movie rises above the hype BY JOHN MONAGHAN S P E C I A L W a r m
Despite what some critics pre-dicted, "The Flintatonea" movie haa not gone the way of the dino-saurs. After breaking box office records for two straight weekends, it haa the potential of becoming this summer's "Jurasaic Park."
And despite all of the hype, it 's not bad at all. Sure, it's stupid, but if Hollywood insists on mak-ing these big screen homages to old TV shows, they might as well look like this.
In a movie where look is every-thing, "The Flintstones" doesn't d isappoint . Steven Spielberg (called Spielrock in the credits) and company have come mar-velously cloee to capturing with live actors the eaaence of the Han-na-Barbera animated series.
Fred F l i n t a t o n e ' s modern stone-age family was the first to break into prime time television
MOVIES in 1960. The animation some-times sunk to the level of cave drawings, but the wacky gags and likable characters made it popu-lar with both kids and adulta.
The movie replicates the now legendary opening and closing credits for the show. It 's quitting time at the quarry. Faster than he can say "yabba dabba doo," Fred slides down the tail of his dino-saur steam shovel and lands smack in the drivers' seat of his foot-powered auto.
The enjoyably flimsy plot (did you really expect anything else?) finds Fred promoted to junior ex-ecutive at Slate and Company. Actually, he's a patsy who signs documents that allow an evil co-worker to embezzle money. Soon he has fired his old quarry com pa-dres without even realizing it.
Surprisingly, there are some genuine emotions in the silly thing, especially when Fred be-trays beat friend Barney Rubble. The live-action friendship is the one thing that works much better than it ever did on television.
Everyone knew tha t John Goodman could play Fred Flint-stone. He haa the right manner-isms, certainly the right build, and he mimicka Fred's gruff voice — loud, sand papery, with a touch of a New England accent — to a tee.
More surprising is how perfect-ly cast everyone else is. Rick Moranis, forgettable in most of his other movies, makes a likable and funny Barney. No actor is shaped like the blocky no-necked neighbor, but Moranis hi^s the mark with his impossibly skewed mouth.
Comedian Rosie O'Donnell has the hair, but her beefy- Betty Rub-
ble is the only stretch from the original show. She and Elizabeth Perkins (aa Fred's wife Wilma) get a chance to snicker with each other just like the old days and yell "charge it!!" during a shop-ping spree in the prehistoric mall.
Some might aay that all of Eliz-abeth Taylor's roles have been campy, but she plays it to the hilt here in an extended cameo as Fred's nagging mother-in-law. In-sisting that Fred has never pro-vided her daughter with anything but shade, the old battle-axe begs Wilma to dump her husband and marry Harvey Firestone, the in-ventor of the wheel.
Much has been made over the 30 or so writers who contributed to "The Flintstones." To me, this makes perfect sense. The creative genius behind most television comedy is by committee, so why not here? What the movie lacks in continuity, it makes up for in
SCREEN SCENE
A sampling of what s playing at alternative movie theaters across metro Detroit as reviewed by John Monaghan.
M DETROIT SCIENCE CENTER 5020 John R (at Warren), Detroit. Call (313) 577-8400 for informa-tion. ($10)
"Rolling Stones at the Max" (USA - 1990k Weekends through June (call for Bhow times). The "world's greatest rock band" captured live during their European Steel Wheels tour. What makes this different from the other half dozen Stones films is that it was filmed for the all-encompassing OmniMax screen.
• KIN0TEK Capitol Theatre and Arts Centre, 121 University Avenue W., Wind-sor. Call (519) 971-5160 for infor-mation. ($4)
"WR: Mysteries of the Organ-ism" (Yugoslavia — 1971), 9 p.m. June 12-13. A truly bizarre experi-mental film tries to cinematize the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich's the-ory that stymied sexuality is the root cause of political and social repression. Directed by Dusan
Cowgirls: Urna Thur-
man (left) and Lorraine
Bracco are the stars of
"Even Cowgirls Get
the Blues."
Makavejev.
• MA QIC BAG THEATRE 22918 Woodward, Ferndale. Call (810) 544-3030 for information. ($4)
"Reservoir Dogs" (USA — 1993), 9 p.m. June 8-9; 8 p.m. 10-11. Quentin Tarantino's latest, "Pulp Fiction," just won the top prize at Cannes. Before it gets here, check out his debut feature, a violent story of a bank robbery gone way wrong. Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen star in this modern cult classic.
• MAIN ART THEATER 118 N. Main St. at 11 Mile, Royal Oak. Films play through at least Thursday. Call (810) 542-0180 for information and show times. ($6.50; $4 students; $3 twilight/ matinee)
"Little Buddha" (USA — 1994). Bernardo Bertolucci ("The Last Emporer") directed this sto-ry of an American family en route to an exotic world where the past and present meet. Keanu Reeves, Bridget Fonda and Chris Iaaak star.
"32 Short Films About Glenn
Gould" (Canada — 1993). Strat-ford actor Colm Feore creates a believable Gould, the real-life concert pianist. The short vig-nettes by director Francois Girard present him as eccentric, inspired and thoroughly unpredictable.
"Even Cowgirls Get the Blues" (USA — 1994). Catch quick, if at all. this much-discussed adapta-tion of Tom Robbins ' modem western novel. Uma Thurman sets out on a journey to find a place in the world. Gus Van Sant, who directed "Drugstore Cowboy" and "My Own Private Idaho," may have a tougher time finding an audience.
"Four Weddings and a Funer-al" (Britain — 1994). From Mike Newell, the director of "Enchant-ed April." an engaging story about a confirmed bachelor who runs across the same woman at the nu-merous weddings he attends. Hugh Grant and Andie Mac-Dowell star.
• MAKE THEATER 4135 W. Maple Road, Bloomfield. Films play through at least Thursday. Call (810) 855-9090 for
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JAY fTWLBTBA The Ark. 637V* S Main St.. Ann Arbor (cocnCrv) (313) 761 1451
W ^ B o S y ^ W o m a c k at Fo i Theatre. 2311 Woodward Awe.. Detroit. (RAH) (313)396-7900
(810) 334 9292
Doc Frocks. 7935 w. Maple. West OtoomBeld- (blues) (910)624-7200
Augtos. 31660 John R. Macfcson Heights (rock) (810)599-3120
The Majestic. 4140 Woodward Ave . De-
Featuring Ursula WaBier and the Buddy Budson Band. JoBy Ranchers. The Happy Accidents. Spiral Oance. Higher. Jaeon McCauiev Berry and the A«3«*« f mr> Tiarker. 3rd Nature. Hand Me Downs. The Pretty Green and Sometimes Why at the SouthBeld One Center. 26000 Evergreen Road. SouthBeld. Andrew Shue of "Mel-
Barney's. 806 BkkBe Ave . Wyendorte
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Max 6 Erme s, 3 1 2 0 5 Orchard Lake Road.
Bmro£s^Meat Door. 35323 Ford Road.
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WKh Tension Splash at the BBnd Ra. 206-208 S. First St.. Ann Ar t** (ska/al
(313) Ne rock) 996*556
(910)9650900
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THa May 90 issue of Street Scene reported that Sleepy Labeef would perform at ' Tfce M^aa t i c , 4140 Woodward Ava^ Detroit, oa
Theatre. 1-75 and Sashabaw Road, Clarkston (rocfc) (810)377-8200
T h e * A r V ^ 5 3 7 ^ ^ * T I a « r ^ S t . . Ann Arbor (acoustic) (313) 761 1451
AU80NM0YVT St Andrew s Hai . 431 E Con fess . De trort. (pop) (313f96l-MELT
Harmony House. 2781 Woodward Ave Berkley Qezz) (8lO) 544-1 TOO
June 6. The roota rack will par-form there en Thursday, June ft. Par information, call (313) 963 7680.
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clever eight gaga and punny one-liners.
The sign on the local Roc-Donald'a reads "over 18 dozen served." Fred's sexy new secretary is named Sharon Stone. The ne ighborhood playground ia called (you guessed it) Jurassic Park. When Fred and Barney have a falling out, Fred consoles himself by saying, "There's four thousand people in this world. I'm sure we can make new friends."
A s fa r a s t h e Bets are c o n c e r n e d , there's no illusion of anything here but painted rubber and styrofoam. At the bowling alley, crab-like creatures are lowered down to retrieve pins, which, like the bowling balls, have a wonder-fully chiseled look. The Flint-stone house is decorated in over-sized '50s kitsch.
The music is surprisingly clev-er. When Fred's nemesis at work
"Widow's Peak" (USA — 1994). Mia Farrow stars in this comedy/mystery set in 1920s' Ire-land about a gossiping group of well-to-do widows and one young, glamorous widow who comes to town and stirs up trouble.
"Kika" (Spain — 1993). Word isn't good on the latest from wild-man director Pedro Almodovar ("Women on the Verge of a Ner-vous Breakdown.") This one fea-tures an ever-optimistic makeup artist and her lover Ramon, who is obsessed with the death of his mother. Among the controversy here is a comic rape scene, the kind of touch the director has be-come famous for. Victoria Abril and Peter Coyote star.
"Four Weddings and a Funer-al" (See Main Art Theater listing)
"The Longest Day" (USA — 1962), 8 p.m. June 10; 2 and 8 p.m. June 11 (organ overture be-gins a half hour before show time). A timely Hollywood salute to the Allied invasion of Norman-dy. more commonly known as D-Day. John Wayne, Rod Steiger, Henry Fonda, Robert Mitchum, Sean Connery and Sal Mineo only scrape the surface of the all-star cast.
• STATE THEATER 2115 Woodward, Detroit. Call (313) 961-5450 for information. (SI)
"Reality Bites" (USA — 1994), 9 p.m. June 6. Winona Ryder and Ethan Hawke play neo-beatnicks in a movie that has divided the Generation X audience it was made for. Some find it an insight-ful take on modern life with a great soundtrack. Others consider it a perpetuation of annoying slacker steredtypes. Ben Stiller, who directed, also plays the music TV producer who woos a confused Ryder.
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(Kyle MacLachlan of "Twin Peaks") hatches a scheme, the soundtrack offers some Mancini-styie jazz with lots of boms and percussion. The B-52s (here the BC-52a) perform the hokey theme song twice in the movie and make a memorable appearance aa an af-ter-dinner party band at the swanky Cavern on the Green.
After tso many good, bu t depressing, movies released last year, maybe I'm especially sus-ceptible to the goofiness of "The Flintstones." It 's hard to criticize the movie'B lack of original ideas when you're having such a "gay old time."
If you have a comment for John Monaghan, call him at 953-2047, mailbox 1866, on a Touch-Tone phone, or write to him care of Street Scene, Observer A Eccen-tric Newspapers, 36251 School-craft, Livonia, Ml 48150.
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In Motion': 13 Engines — Mike Robbins (from left), Jim Hughes, Grant Ethier and John Critchley — play Frank-lin Street Brewing Co. (B.C. 's) June 10 during Detroit -Grand Prix festivities.
Engines from page 6A
with Detroit-based Nocturnal Records on which they put out two albums — 1987's "Before Our Time" and 1989's "Byram Lake Blues." Between the release of the albums, the four members of 13 Engines made Hamtramck their base.
"We lived for a couple of months in Hamtramck. It was OK. We weren't there that long. It was kind of a weird time for us. It wasn't bad or anything," he said.
One of the "weird" events was the delayed release of "Byram Lake Blues." While awaiting the release, the band lugged gear around town playing clubs like Lili's and Paycheck's in Ham-tramck not realizing that the De-troit area would soon become one of their biggest markets. Frustrat-ed, 13 Engines packed up and re-turned to Toronto.
In 1991, 13 Engines landed a U.S. deal with SBK and releaaed "A Blur to Me Now." When SBK became a part of EMI Records Group, 13 Engines jumped ship to Atlantic Records. So far their
stint with Atlantic has been a successful one. Their 1993 release of "Perpetual Motion Machine" has garnered numerous awards in Canada while the videos for two singles — "More" and "Smoke A Ashes" — became hits on Cana-da 's "Much Music" national vi-deo outlet.
In late summer 13 Engines will begin recording their fifth album hoping to replicate the success of "Perpetual Motion Machine."
"What we sort of decided to do was (instead of) rehearsing and playing them live a bunch a times like we've done that a lot in the past, I think we're gonna learn the songs a little closer before we go in the studio."
13 Engines performs at Frank-lin Street Brewing Co., (BC's) 1560 Franklin, Detroit, at 9 p.m. Friday, June 10, as part of BC's Grand Prix celebration. Must be 21 to enter. For more information, call (313) 568-0390
MALLS@MAINSTREETS M O N D A Y . J U N E 6 , 1 9 9 4
SHOPPING CENTERED
DSW SHOE | i WAREHOUSE I j
L I N D A B A C H R A C K
It's time for tea at The Rosewood
The glass-topped table was covered in an embroidered linen cloth. A vintage teapot nestled beneath a white lace cozy and china
teacups complemented silver serving pieces. A platter of fancy cookies beckoned, the ideal accom-paniment to an afternoon tete-a-tete over a sooth-ing cup of tea.
Thus was my introduction to the soon-to-open Rosewood Teahouse , 118 W. Third St. in down-town Roches ter M a r i a n n e Moran invited me to
share in the vi-sion of her Vic-torian teahouse and enchanted passers-by * i th her contagious enthusiasm. Seated at the charming table beneath the
trees (the wood floors were being restored to their original lustre inside) are Hea the r Rea of Ro-chester . Sue V e m i a of Roches ter Hills and De-borah De Launay. proprietor of Archives A.D., a neighboring shop."The idea of a tearoom is so ex-citing," exclaimed Vernia, who eagerly anticipates opening day.
Ba rba ra Khali! of the Downtown Develop-ment Author i ty added,"It 's the kind of service-oriented business tha t Rochester loves. You can expect lavish, magnificent affairs, complete with beautiful details."
Finding a niche The traditional English teahouse is a dream-
come-true for Marianne, who left the mental health field four years ago to pursue a career in catering. When a customer asked her to cater a tea for 100 people, Marianne discovered her niche. "This affair opened the doors to Victorian des-serts, laces and china," she says.
Once captivated by the rituals of tea, Marianne traveled to England and Scotland to educate her-self to the fine authenticities of traditional tea-times. There, she learned the proper culinary and cosmetic extravagances of a Victorian tea, but she also came to know the heart and soul of the ritual. A cup of tea can often soothe life's little cares and celebrate its joys. "In this nervous '90s world, it's nice to walk back in time for a moment, to mas-sage the soul," says Marianne.
The Rosewood Teahouse will offer a light lunch from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.. a traditional buf-fet-style tea with sweets, scones and petit-fours 3-4:30 p.m. and an elegant high tea 4:30-6 p.m. In addition, Marianne plans etiquette, antiques and home entertaining classes. The teahouse is also available for private parties.
Antiques to go To enhance the experience, visitors to The
! Rosewood will have the opportunity to purchase I the teahouse's furniture and accessories, thanks, ; in large part, to P a m e l a Krampf and her down-town Roches te r business. Ant iques by Pamela ,
1 331 Main St.As you relax in the lace-windowed Victorian rose garden room, amid silver tea services and vin-tage linens, why not treat your-self to the ornate hall tree ($475) or the Victorian child's tea set
with biscuit jar ($85)? Pamela's shop will also pro-vide sterling serving pieces, like a delicate butter dish with knife ($66), an intricate basket ($155), calling card trays and muffineers (sugar shakers, from $95).
After tea, venture down to Pamela's antique shop, where this week she is celebrating her grand opening. YouH delight in the incredible selection of beaded bags, great Grandmother's buttons. Vic-torian ephemera and one-of-a-kind jewelry.
A graduate gemologiat and ardent student of the Victorian age. Pamela will regale you with her knowledge of the best of 19th -century Britain. • Not to be missed: s painted Victorian magazine mck ($168). Victorian Majolica, a silk, velvet and
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Bond movies inspire a Thai-horn barber the big t ime in West Bloomftald.
• Linda Bachrack shops for stuff for the wall
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in i i n n i m ,r *** i-1 • n •'«if f ilit m % f• y.%i i m *-.ii mi Facade changes: Telegraph Road traffic will notice a new look on Tel-Twelve Mall's middle exterior. Windows and entrances
have been added to let in more light and the sight of greenery. The merchandise mix continues to appeal to the value-minded shopper.
Mall changes bring shoppers value
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With the opening of an Old Country Buffet and a soon-to-open Designer Shoe Warehouse, Tel-Twelve Mall in Southfield is positioning itself as an at t ract ive alternative to upscale shop-ping.
B Y S U S A N D E M A G G I O S T A F F W R I T E R
ig changes continue at the 26-year-old Tel-Twelve Mall as it works its plan to become a
value-oriented shopping center from end-to-end.
Construction of a new facade along Telegraph Road is in progress, featuring 22 picture windows for the "new" Old Country Buffet restau-rant and a 50-foot-wide entrance for
the Designer Sho%.Warehouse com-ing in the fall.
"The stores are new concepts for the center," said Richard Fair, mall general manager. "We are creating greater visual impact for the entire mall on Telegraph Road. Each mer-chant will retain their signature de-cor while we create a whole new look, including special lighting and landscaping, to match our array of
new tenants and expansions." The current project continues ef-
forts begun last year when Winkle-man's was expanded to a Super Store, the Ruby Tuesday restaurant opened, Rave and Marianne's ex-panded, a Gap Warehouse opened and Office Depot was built. The shopping center, at 12 Mile and Telegraph, is owned and managed by Ramco-GershenBon of South-field.
Southfield-based JGA Inc., a re-tail strategy consulting firm, is han-dling all tenant renovations as well as the mall's new facade.
Family dining The 10,600-square-foot Old Coun-
try Buffet opened May 31 with seat-
ing for 388 diners in the area of the mall that once belonged to the MCL Cafeteria. After extensive remodel-ing, including airy front windows, the Old Country Buffet served more than 1,000 shoppers the first day.
"'The Old Country Buffet is great for families because it's good food at a good price," said Janet VanMal-deghem, mall marketing director. "The daily special, which includes the restaurant's standard fare plus the daily special, dessert and bever-age, is $5.69 a person. Kids under 2 eat free and it's just 45 cents per year (of age) for older children. A 5-year-old would pay $2.25 for a meal."
See TEL-TWELVE, 9A
Parisian looks for family agency to honor Before Parisian opens Aug. 1 at
Laurel Park Place in Livonia, the :amily fashion department store is lolding nominations for the "You're Somebody Special" award through Friday, June 10.
Parisian will award $10,000 to a ion-profit Detroit-area organization ;hat has shown outstanding initiative ierving families in need.
"Reflecting our emphasis on a fam-ily atmosphere at Parisian, we have designed this award to recognize or-ganizations which are helping the amilies of the communities we
serve," said Elliot Marcus, Parisian store manager. "This giving program is a way for Parisian to give some-thing back to the metropolitan De-troit community, which has been very welcoming to our opening in this mar-ketplace."
Nominations will be judged by a panel of seven community leaders: Ruth Benedict, Crain's Detroit Busi-ness; Kelvin Bolston, Corporate De-troit; Virgil Carr, president of United Way, Southeastern Michigan; Elaine Driker of Wayne State University; Molly Luempert, supervisor of educa-tion and community services, Detroit
Edison, Duane Marsh of the Livonia Chamber of Commerce, and Richard McDowell, president, Schoolcraft College. Livonia.
group of up to five finalists, from which the winner will be chosen. An award ceremony is set for Sunday, July 31.
Nomination brochures are avail-able at the Laurel Park Place man-agement office. Applications should be submitted to Parisian, 17370 Lau-rel Park Place Drive North, Suite 100, Livonia, MI 48152. For more informa-
tion. call (313) 464-2352. The 150,000-square foot, two-level
Parisian store in Livonia specializes in updated traditional merchandise for the entire family, offering men's women's and children's apparel footwear, accessories and cosmetics.
The Birmingham, Ala.-based re tailer owns and operates 30 family de partment stores in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Ohio, South Caroli na and Tennessee.
The privately owned company iB headed by Donald Hess, president and CEO, and third generation mem-ber of the founding family.
Retailers ask children to design a tie for dad B Y S U S A N D E M A G G I O STAFF WRITER
Both the Shirt Box, and the North-land Mall in Southfield, are holding tie-design contests for children in honor of Father's Day.
Kids can stop by the Shirt Box at 19011 Ten Mile Road between South-field and Evergreen either Saturday, June 11 from noon to 6 p.m. or Thurs -day, June 16 from 4-7 p.m. to create a tie for $15 on red, black, navy or white fabric. All materials are supplied.
The Shirt Box is also hosting a tie-decorating contest for kids in grades K-8. Tie-shaped blanks can be picked up at the shop, decorated, and re-turned by the Saturday, J u n e 18 deadline. A Red Radio Flyer Wagon filled with art supplies will be award-ed to a winner from each grade level.
For more information contact Ron Elkus, owner of The Shirt Box at (810) 352-1080.
The Northland Mall at Eight Mile and Greenfield is hosting a tie-deco-ration competition through Monday, June 13. Children can obtain a free, 17-inch card tie for decoration at the mall's Information Desk. Nine final-ists and their dads will return to Northland on Saturday, June 18 at 2 p.m. while the dads model their new ties before a panel of judges from WNIC radio.
Eight finalists receive a $10 gift certificate and a $25 certificate for dad. The grad prixe winner receives a $25 certificate and a $100 certificate for dad.
For more information call (313) 569-6273.
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Retail businesses in suburban mails and on sub-urban Main Streets are invited to submit an-nouncements of upcoming special events and pro-motions for Added Attractions. Send announce-ments to Malls A Mamstreets, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 43150 or fax them to (313) 591-7279
HONDA Y, JUNE 6
Win dad a $200 shopping aprae. Essays must an-s w e r * 125 «crde or leea, 'Why My Oad Is SpaoM." DeetSn*: Jura 13. 5 p.m. Contact m a n a f m e r w off-toe tor more delate. L/KM* Ma* Sran me/modtet** (810) 476-1106.
Pick-up aetata to Sartor PGA To»* K r m 20-25 at Townamant Player Club m Dearborn by apeoang $250 or more m one day at Fafciara Town Center
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f a t t o r a Tom Center Am Daartom. (313) 59306T2.
ADDED ATTRACTIONS land's cftamptonaNp coJnm Tlwoutfi Jura 19 m center court. Launtf Park ftaca Six ktka/t4awbur#\ u*omm (313)463-1100
WEDNESOA Y, JUNE 8
F U M M I Ttehar* tor the 25th annual Faari Bash at tha Fo* D u e t s , apooeored by Hudson's and the 0 M Found er*a Junior Counal. on sake through data of e v e n t Wedraaday. Aug. 3. 8 p.m. Faah Baah toatures fee auction, pre and poet partlea and a t h a l h c l toaftlor preeentattorv Tickets $ 2 5 4 1 9 0 . (313)033-2323
THURSDAY, JUNE 9
i t s Arts and Orarta! tfvouft June 12. re#Har mafl tours. < WaaOartd Cantar Wwyrm/Wwrrar, (313)425-5001.
Fmnerty and Tim Emet, Jura 9 at Twelve Oeks. 5 -8 p.m. Jura 10 at Fairlane noon to 2 p.m. Jura 11 at Lakeside. 11 a m to I p.m. Jura 16 et OaMand. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Jura 17 at S u m i Place 11 a.m to 1 p.m.
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• OPENMOS The Hat Royz is open at Lake-
side in S te r l ing Heights , Fair-lane in D e a r b o r n and Briarwood in Ann Arbor . The shop carries 1,000 different style caps — half sports, half high fashion.
Abercrombie & Fitch is open at
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On the Boarwalk in West Bloomfield. LaBret Jewelers is adding a gift shop in an adjacent 1,500-square-foot shop Gifts available include china, crystal, flatware, art glass and pottery.
The Wooden Bird is open at Oakland Mall, Trov. The shop specializes in fine art, handcarved decoys and gifts.
Tel-Twelve from page 8A
The restaurant expects great success serving families, mall walkers and the lunch crowd from nearby offices. VanMaldeghem said. The mall also has a Ruby Tuesday restaurant and a food court. Specialities of the Old Country Buffet include chicken and dumplings, carved ham and roast beef, macaroni and cheese.-and a sundae bar. The Minneso-ta-based restaurant chain was named by Forbes magazine as one of the "200 Best Small Compa-
nies in America." It was voted the best buffet chain by customers in a 1993 "Restaurant & Institu-tions" magazine poll. F o o t w e a r f a n t a s y
When the Designer Shoe Ware-h o u s e o p e n s , s h o e - l o v i n g shoppers will be able to choose from more than 900 styles of de-signer men's and women's shoes in a 14.355-square-foot store. The shoes are priced 20-50 percent off retail. The DSW's entrance will extend 50 feet from the mall, cov-
• S I O M I N 4 S U C C E S S The Farmington Book Center
at Halsted and Grand River, Farmington, (owned by retired librarians Skip Rosenthal and Al-ice McCoy of Southfield), hosted a successful book signing for Farmington Hi 11 a mystery writer Shirely Schenkel.
Schenkel greeted about 40 fans interested in "In Blacker Moments," her first novel, and set in Michigan. McCoy served cook-ies and Friendship Tea to the de-light of shoppers.
• M C S P O R T S B E N E F I T
MC Sports stores announced a national fund-raising program.
ered by an arched canopy with decorative trusses and ornate metal columns.
Columbus-based DSW has eight locations across the U.S., in-cluding one on Rochester Road, between 16 and 17 Mile, in Troy.
Tel-Twelve Mall is home to Kmart 's , Crowley's, Montgomery-Ward, The Gap Warehouse, Win-kleman's Superstore, MC Sport-ing Goods. Office Depot and more than 70 specialty shops, restau-rants and services.
All aboard!: Shoppers can hitch a ride on the new Attrac-tions Shuttle from Fairlane Town Center, arriving at Greenfield Village, Henry Ford Museum, Henry Ford Estate, Detroit Historical Museum, Greektown and the Renaissance Center in style.
New sightseeing bus boards at Fairlane
A $3 sightseeing tour has ar rived in metro Detroit with the launch of the Attractions Shuttle.
The shuttle, which includes a guided narration, runs between Detroit and Dearborn seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. through Aug. 19. The two shuttles on the run atop in Detroit at the Renaissance Center. Greektown at Trapper 's Alley and the Cul-tural Center in Detroit, and in Dearborn at Fa i r l ane Town Cen-ter, Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village, and the Henry Ford Estate
Tickets cost $3 for the entire day. Children four and under ride free. Passengers may stay aboard for the total 90-minute trip or get on and off as often aa they want to viait tourist attractions en route.
Although the Attractions Shut tie began aa a grassroots move ment to transport tourists be-tween major attractions in Detroit and Dearborn, it 's certainly not limited to tourists
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Participants earn one team-mate point (or Si) for every $20 in MC Sports receipts collected be-tween now and March 31, 1995. A minimum of $5,000 worth of re-ceipts is required to join to pro-gram.
Organizations interested in TEAMMATES '94 can enroll at any MC Sports location in Michi-gan. The fund-raiser is a response to the budget cuts that have forced sports programs in many school districts to be curtailed.
MC Sports is based in Grand Rapids with 22 stores in Michi-gan, nine in metro-Detroit.
• HOME FURNISHINGS Designica, open in the Sugar
Tree Plaza, West Bloomfield, of-fering a line of residential and commercial furniture with all pieces in marble, granite, glass and laminate. Some pieces are made of "dryvit," a material new to furniture manufacturing.
Designica welcomes inquiries Mondav through Saturday i810> 932-2299.
Hat Boyz: Dan (left) and Benson Littman of Chicago founded The Hat Boyz company, selling baseball-type caps in boutiques around the country.
• WESTLANO PROMOTIONS Ron Foumier of Canton has
been promoted to the chief engi-neer for the Weatland Shopping Center. Foumier has been with the center for 18 years.
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Both air-conditioned shuttles sport recl ining, h igh-backed velour seats and panoramic win-dows. One is handicapped acces-sible Friendly drivers come tuxe-do clad and well prepared to an-swer questions.
The Attractions Shuttles re-quire no reservations. Schedules and tickets are available at all of its stopa. the Fairlane Town Cen-ter Valet /Customer Service Desk* or by calling 1 (800) 225 5389.
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POINTS OF VIEW
Engler distorts the facts in regard to teachers People h a v e o f t e n wondered , how
cou ld t h e H o l o c a u s t have oc-c u r r e d ? H o w c o u l d so m a n y peo-
pEe b e m a d e t o h a t e a n en t i r e race of people p r i m a r i l y t h r o u g h t h e will of one i nd iv idua l s e e k i n g pol i t ica l power? Ado lph H i t l e r a c c o m p l i s h e d t h a t goal by u s i n g t h e i m p o r t a n c e of h i s pos i t ion t a t a p in to t h e c o m m o n m a n ' s neu ros i s a t t h a t t i m e w h i c h w a s fue led by a d o w n t r o d d e n e c o n o m y .
Peop le were s u f f e r i n g f inanc ia l s t r e s s a n d h e p rov ided a n e n e m y t h a t he cou ld h e l p to s lay. H e d e t e r m i n e d t h a t it was t h e J e w i s h peop le who were re-spons ib l e for t h e e c o n o m i c woes a n d t h e m a s s e s b o u g h t it b e c a u s e they were angry a n d n e e d e d s o m e o n e to b lame .
T o d a y we a re faced wi th a governor, J o h n Eng le r , w h o for t h e sole pu rpose of ga in ing po l i t i ca l power a n d noto-riety, h a s c o n v i n c e d t h e m a s s e s t h a t it
is t h e t eache r s who a re to b l a m e for t h e p l i g h t of t h e t axpayer s .
H e uses skewed i n f o r m a t i o n a n d vol-a t i l e l anguage to conv ince t h e pub l i c of how a n d why t h e t e a c h e r s or t h e M E A , (wh ich are one a n d t h e s ame) , are to b l a m e . He refers to t h e M E A as a "gu-l a g " a n d t a lks a b o u t how teacher s , sal-a r i e s have o u t p a c e d in f l a t i on . He h a s i n d i c a t e d t h a t s t r i k e s " h o l d d i s t r i c t s h o s t a g e . "
T h e t r u t h is t h a t , cons ide r ing the n u m b e r of d i s t r i c t s in t h e s t a t e , there have been very few s t r i k e s over the pas t severa l years . M a n y d i s t r i c t s haven ' t h a d a s t r ike for 20 to 30 years . S t r ikes a re p a i n f u l for everyone involved a n d a re on ly used spa r ing ly to m a k e su re t h a t t h e p laying f ield is fa i r when those in power are p lay ing foul . T e a c h e r s , s a l a r i e s have risen over t h e pas t sever-al y e a r s a t a fairly f a s t pace in an a t -
t e m p t to br ing the p rofess ion u p to par wi th o t h e r p ro fess ions t h a t requ i re s i m i l a r educa t iona l c r eden t i a l s .
Now t h a t par i ty h a s a l m o s t been ach ieved , the governor h a s convinced everyone t h a t t e a c h e r s ' sa la r i es are ex-cess ive a n d he h a s dev i sed a new f u n d -ing f o r m u l a t h a t will i n s u r e t h a t the p ro fes s ion c o n t i n u e s to regress in i ts a t t e m p t to a t t r ac t t h e b r i g h t e s t a n d bes t .
H e ' s u n d e r f u n d i n g e d u c a t i o n as well, so t h a t he can look f a v o r a b l e to t h e tax-paye r a n d c o n t i n u e to s p r e a d propa-g a n d a t h a t the schools today j u s t are not doing t h e job.
H e c i t e s lower S A T scores as proof t h a t t eache r s a r e n ' t d o i n g t h e j o b to-day . H e neglects to m e n t i o n t h a t years ago, only the top 10 to 15 percen t of s t u d e n t s took the S A T a n d today it is more like 80 to 85 p e r c e n t of t h e s tu-
d e n t s w h o t a k e the tes t . If one c o m -p a r e s on ly t h e scores of t h e t o p 15 to-d a y to t h o s e previous scores, i t w o u l d be c lea r t h a t the scores have a c t u a l l y r i sen , a n d a t a t ime when t h e j o b of t e a c h i n g h a s become more d i f f i c u l t be-c a u s e of al l t h e emot iona l baggage t h a t k i d s b r i ng to school wi th t h e m today .
M E S S A h a s been r id iculed for s tea l -ing t h o u s a n d s of t axpayer do l l a r s , ye t t h e f a c t s reveal t h a t over t h e p a s t 10 y e a r s M E S S A ' s average to ta l cos t h a s been lower t h a n bo th B lue C r o s s a n d t h e i n d u s t r y average. In t h e p a s t two y e a r s speci f ica l ly , M E S S A h a s been less expens ive , yet Eng le r a n d h i s M a c k i n a w Cente r cronies have c o n t i n -ued to m a k e th i s ou t r ageous c l a i m , a n d no one h a s heard a n y t h i n g a b o u t t h e P e a t M a r w i c k report wh ich v i n d i c a t e d M E S S A a n d found t h e m to be a very
ef f ic ient o rgan iza t ion . Final ly , h is mos t recen t a s s a u l t on
t eache r s was del ivered via S e n a t e Bill 5128. H e h a s s t r i pped t h e t e a c h e r s of the i r rights a n d the i r d ign i ty . H e is very qu ick ly a n d de l ibe ra t e ly ki l l ing off a vital profess ion . Few q u a l i t y people will w a n t to en te r a p ro fes s ion t h a t is viewed wi th such d i s d a i n , a n d m a n y fine t e a c h i n g p ro fes s iona l s a re seeking early r e t i r e m e n t s or o t h e r p r o f e s s i o n s in order to flee the b o m b i n g f rom our own fear less leader a n d his comrades .
T h a n k you Governor Eng le r , for edu-ca t ing m e as to how s o m e t h i n g like the H o l o c a u s t ever could have occur red .
Randy Woodberg is a school social worker at Lahser High School and Bloomfield Hills Middle School in the Bloomfield Hills School District.
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Mr . R i c h a r d wro te of t h e ci t izen mil-i t ia person sa l ly ing for th wi th persona l a r m s to pu rge g o v e r n m e n t of evil. Let irie tell you s o m e t h i n g a b o u t your civil-ian mi l i t i a wh ich is poised, gun a t hip, ready to m a k e t h e f a s t draw. If 20 per-c e n t come ou t to vo te a t a local elect ion
i t ' s cons idered a r e s o u n d i n g success . I n s t e a d of all t h i s b l a t h e r a b o u t g u n s a n d bul le t s , your gun to t ing mi l i t ia s h o u l d be toughes t a b o u t g o v e r n m e n t a n d bal lo ts . T h a t ' s how you keep gov-e r n m e n t u n d e r cont ro l . One m a y no t l ike major i ty rule , b u t t h a t is self gov-e r n m e n t .
It is r o m a n t i c to t h i n k of a ci t izen mi l i t i a ral lying to t h e cause , shou lde r to s h o u l d e r a n d bolder a n d bolder . B u t t h a t is not w h a t it will be like, Mr . R i c h a r d .
W i t h o u t a c o m m a n d a n d t r a i n i n g s t r u c t u r e , a ci t izen mi l i t i a will be un-a b l e to move f rom p o i n t A to po in t B m u c h less control t h e Det ro i t met ro-po l i t an area.
As they d a s h off in 10 d i f f e r e n t direc-t ions , some will shoo t t h e m s e l v e s or o t h e r s in the foot a n d o t h e r s will re-m a i n b e h i n d to loot jewelry s tores , b a n k s or s u p e r m a r k e t s . T h e rest will e n d u p in t h e wrong p lace at t h e wrong t i m e w i thou t food a n d wi th the wrong a m m u n i t i o n . At the first exp los ion .
half will r u n away a n d as a r e s u l t de-s t roy l i ne s of supply a n d c o m m u n i c a -t ion. W a r today is a more complex t echno logy t h a n it was in t h e 18th cen-tu ry .
If you w a n t polit ical a n d social may-h e m . M r . R ichard , u n l e a s h you r un-t r a i n e d , overweight , unexe rc i sed , u n -d i s c i p l i n e d , t r igger-happy m o b on the r e s t of us . B u t th i s is not t h e way to dea l w i t h poor government . T h i s is not J e f f e r s o n ' s legacy.
W e now experience hor r ib le r a t e s of d e a t h f r o m suicide a n d h o m i c i d e by
h a n d g u n s . A u t o m a t i c w e a p o n s a re to kill people a n d n o t h i n g else. T h e bes t I can say is t h a t some rifles can be used to h u n t or to target shoo t . T h e idea t h a t g u n s are to a rm c i t izen mi l i t i a is a m y t h a n d a f r a u d . T h e Second Amend-m e n t says so.
Every t i m e a gun is m a d e a n d sold I lose some of my secur i ty a n d s o m e of my f reedom. I gain l i t t l e or n o t h i n g in re tu rn . B u l l e t s can t e a r a n d rip h u m a n flesh a p a r t in t h e wink of a n eye.
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Go-cart safety legislation sparked by fatal accident B Y T I M R I C H A R D »TA#T V U T I I
Three yean of work to make go-cart amusement rides safer began to pay off last week for Rep. Lyn Bankes, R Redford. It will be s memorial to a Livonia teen-ager.
T h e House Transpor ta t ion Committee Tuesday unanimously supported Bankes' bill to require that go-carts "be equipped with a roll bar, safety belt, seat and back rest."
It will prohibit more than one person from riding in a go-cart unless it's equipped for more. And it will require tha t a sign be posted "announcing the availabil-
ity of craah helmets." The bill, if sdopted by both
chambers, would take effect Jan. 1, 1995.
Bankes received petitions from Stevenson High School students after classmate Melanee Sum-mers was killed in 1991 at a Houghton Lake recreation center. Their petitions asked that hel-mets be mandatory.
Summers reportedly lost con-trol of her go-cart, hit an embank-ment, and struck her head on the track. She died of massive head and neck injuries.
Bankes' bill amends the state Carnival-Amusement Safety Act,
which was written in 1966, before go-carts came into use.
Her bill also shifts licensing power to the Department of Com-merce. The law previously named the Department of Licensing and Regulation, which has been abol-ished by Gov. John Engler.
If the bill is adopted, Bankes will attempt to contact the girls who circulated the petitions and bring them to Lansing for a sign-ing ceremony. "They may be in college by now," she said.
Refer to House Bill 5182 when writing to your state representa-tive, State Capitol, Lansing 48909.
Walkers invited to park events The Wayne County Park Sys-
tem has announced the June and July Walk Michigan events.
Walk Michigan is an annual fitness program organized to pro-mote good health and to highlight the many recreational activities and facilities in the state.
Walk Michigan started in 1985 as a cooperative effort between the Michigan Recreation and Park Association, Blue Cross/ Blue Shield of Michigan, Blue Care Network and Reebok Shoes. There is no cost to participate.
Call 261-1990 for additional data. All of the events occur in differ-
ent areas of Hines Psrk: • 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 7, in the Northville area. • 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 16, in the Warrendale area. • 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, in the Wilcox area. • 9 a.m. Saturday, June 25, at Nankin Mills in Westland. • 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 28, in the Northville area. • 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 7, in the Warrendale area.
• 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 12, in the Wilcox area. • Noon Saturday, July 16, in the Warrendale area. • 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 19, in the Wilcox area. • 6:30 p.m. Thursday, July 21, in the Northville area.
The grand prize drawing for a tr ip to the Mackinac Bridge I>a-bor Day walk will occur 10 a.m. Saturday, July 23, at Nankin Mills in conjunction with a pic-
Airport features new short-term lot Wayne County has opened a
new short-term parking lot to serve the Smith Terminal at De-troit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport.
"Our purpose is to recreate nearby parking for the Smith Ter-minal which had been temporari-ly eliminated in the process of de-molishing and reconstructing the parking deck," said Wayne Coun-ty E x e c u t i v e E d w a r d H. McNamara in a press release. "We have been inconveniencing our customers with construction barricades and odd directions throughout the past two years; but when this entire project is complete, Detroit Metro will fea-ture one of the finest airport park-ing decks in North America."
The entrance to the new 150-8pace lot is accessible from the left lane of lower Rogell Drive be-tween the Hotel and the Smith Terminal.
An existing 96-space short-term lot, jus t past the Smith Terminal frequently fills up, particularly at peak times. "One hundred and 50 spaces doesn't sound like much,"
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T h e event is from 6:30 until 10KX) p.m. Tickets are $25 per person. Call 831-0202 for tickets.
Stabenow will discuss how peo-ple can work with legislators to ijnprove the lives of people with developmental disabilities. * Serving as mistress of ceremo-atea for the evening will be Wayne County assistant prosecutor Kym Worthy. Worthy gained attention f h i l e serving as the prosecuting 4£toraey in the Malice Green tri-
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said Airport Director Robert Braun. "'But short-term lots turn over every few hours, and the new lot will actually serve thousands of customers."
Short term parking is conven-ient for meeters and greeters and others conducting brief business at the airport because it features hourly rates, but becomes expen-sive for lengthy stays. Short-term parking is N O T recommended for long-term or overnight parking.
Three weeks ago Wayne County opened a new automated pedes-trian bridge connecting the com-pleted portion of the parking deck to the Davey Terminal. When the entire project is complete, by the end of 1994, moving walkways will t ransport deck customers to three pedestrian bridges. An ex-
press vehicle ramp will speed mo-torists to the exit plaza and a fly-over ramp will allow vehicle ac-cess to the third level of the deck from upper Rogell Drive.
"We appreciate the loyalty of our customers and hope they un-derstand that we still have some rough seas to negotiate on our way t o s m o o t h s a i l i n g , " s a i d McNamara in a press release.
Members of the public can ob-tain a free copy of Metro's full-color parking lot brochure by call-ing the Community Relations Office at 942-3558. Up-to-the-minute parking conditions are provided around the clock on a toll-free hot line: (800) 642-1978.
For further information, please contact Michael Conway at 942-3558.
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I put on a pretty entertaining cooking demonstra-tion. I've been told that I can stand in front of a camera, "talk and chew gum at the same time."
Put a microphone in front of my face, and it's like trying to decommission the Energizer bunny; I just can't stop.
But when it comes to entertaining friends and family, when the spotlights and greasepaint are no longer needed. I have a tendency to sit back, do what I do best (which is cooking i and let the party plot its own course
I've never quite agreed with Martha Stewart's party philosophy of matching tablecloths and nap-kins. I consider it a total fluke of nature when our silverware matches. Just before company arrives, I've been known to put the notes, receipts, phone books, bananas, and junk mail, that usually clutters the kitchen counter in the dishwasher secretly pray-ing momma won't try to sneak in a load before she leaves "just to help "
Casual host Entertaining to me is a gathering of people who
appreciate my food. Stuffy' rules of etiquette are out-dated. There is no right or wrong as long as you are comfortable with what you do. A good party should be able to cany- itself.
At my house there might be kids running through a cooling sprinkler. While jazz, blue grass or classic rock plays on the stereo The food, albeit hardy, spicy, and robust must feel comfortable, and able to be eryoyed standing around the grill, sitting on the floor or perched on a hammock under the sil-ver maple in the backyard.
If there's one thing my friends and family know what not to say, it's the standard line upon leaving "we'd like to have you over, but we'd never know what to cook."
If you're searching for ideas, pick up a copy of Marlene Soroaky's latest book, "Entertaining On the Run: Easy Menus for Faster Lives," (1994 William Morrow, $25). Being a casual entertainer, I reviewed her book knowing that I might be some-what biased.
P a r t y p lanner Sorosky's book is exactly what it says it is - easy,
entertaining menus for busy lives. "Entertaining On the Run," is very timely, and fits right in with the 1990s lifestyle of doing everything fast and with a theme.
There are 24 menus and themes which spar, the clock and calendar.
If you're into a "Mucho Feisty Fiesta" or a "Three Ring Birthday Party" that includes directions on what to do one month, two weeks, three days and one day ahead of the party, this book will be a life-saver. If that's not enough, Sorosky breaks it down even further with what to do two hours ahead, 30 minutes ahead and "shortly before" the party be-gins.
Before meeting Sorosky at a cooking class at Kitchen Glamor in West Bloomfield. I wondervd if people followed her advice. I learned that Sorosky. who has published other cookbooks, has "groupies" Those willing to pay $40 for a class with Sorosky were quoting her recipes and tips from previous books
The class was totally enthralled with her new ideas and recipes for entertaining. They "ohhhhed" and "ahhhhed" when she put everything in the Cuisinart at once because, according to Sorosky. "who wants another pan to wash?"
I knew there was something I liked about you Marlene! Most food tastes great at cooking classes, and hers was no exception. At home I kitchen tested some of the recipes in her cookbook.
I made the Anything Marinade (see recipe in-side) and turned the leftover marinade into a sauce. That's when I realized this lady was cooking with all her marbles, maybe in addition to all her pearls
The Lemon Lush Cake has earned a place of dis-tinction in my recipe bo* even though I was suffer-ing from a severe sinus infection the night I tasted it. It did what no Actifed could do. I decided to try a few more of the recipes, and even though I wasn't preparing "The Romantic Dinner a Deux" that Sorosky suggests you aerve "with a place card in a small picture frame and a centerpiece of your sweet-hearts hobbies" 'do people really do this s tu f f ) Sorosky didn't disappoint with her recipe for PufT Pastry Apple Tartlets
She even recommends buying prepackaged, pre-made puff pastry sheets ala Pepperidge Farms. Now that 's my kind of cooking.
See Lmrfy Janes' family-tested recipes inside. To leave a message for Chef Larry, dial 963-2047 on a Touch-Tone phone, then mailbox number 1886
LOOKINQ AHEAP What te watch for In feet* next week: • Meet some fathers and sons who enjoy cook-ing together.
• Peter Kreher of Birmingham does all the cooking for hia family, and food ahopping. Hia
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Prize-winning cooks: Mary Ann Saint impressed judges at Michigan s Best Cheesecake Contest with her Marizipan Cheesecake with Raspberry Sauce. Barb Couillard won top honors
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Meet two prize-winning cooks who mastered the art of baking cheesecakes. By working with various recipes, they arrived at the per-fect combination of flavor and texture. Their cheesecakes will melt-in-your-mouth.
the perfect combination of flavor and texture. Their efforts won each of them prizes in the Michigan's Best Cheesecake Recipe contest sponsored by Zehnder 's of Frankenmuth and Michigan Living magazine.
Mary Ann Saint of Plymouth developed a recipe for marzipan cheesecake with a raspberry sauce tha t is melt-in-the-mouth good.
"I like to take recipes and put them together with other recipes to make a new one," she said. "My hobby is collecting recipes and entering cooking contests ."
Her recipe uses a crust made
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It's probably the most decadent dessert on the menu. A rich creamy texture combined with jus t about any flavor imagineable makes it a favorite for nearly everyone.
Cheesecakes are show-stop-pers on any table and can even be decorated for performance as a centerpiece. Chocolate shavings, fresh frui t and sauces can.
Two local women have made cheesecakes an art form, working with various recipes to arrive at
of crushed shortbread cookies and amaretto, and the filling requires the almond paste which is used in making marzipan t reats .
Barbara Couillard's au tumn apple cheesecake was a favorite at the Zehnder's contest. The Westland resident found jus t the right mix of Mcintosh apples and cinnamon to make a hearty cake just right for picnics or fall get-to-gethers.
Both women prefer baking over the everyday cooking they do for their families.
Saint said she believes strong-ly in the old saying, "Nothing says lovin' like somthing from the oven." She loves baking cookies and t reats for her 11 grandchil-dren and has even entered a con-test with one of her granddaughters .
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Cookies and pies are Couillard's favorites, but every year she finds a recipe to enter in the Zehnder's contest. Her brandy pecan chocolate chip cook-ies won top honors at Zehnder's in 1990.
The ladies agree that there is no reason to be afraid of making cheesecakes. They are not that complicated if the directions are clear and you follow them step by step.
"I believe tha t your cheesecake is only going to be as good as the ingredients you use," Saint said. She always purchases the name brand products and does not fall prey to using low-fat or fat-free in-gredients when it comes time for a contest.
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St. Supery produces tasty, affordable wines F O C U S ON W M E
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In 1974. Robert Skal l i . a F r e n c h bus i -n e s s m a n wi th f ami ly , t r a d i -t i o n s in t h e wine , i n d u s t r y , v i s i t e d C a l i f o r n i a for the f i r s t t i m e . He r e t u r n e d in 1982 t o p u r -c h a s e a 1,500-
acre vineyard parcel in Pope Valley, an impor tan t but virtually undeveloped grape-growing microcli-m a t e wi th in t h e Napa Valley Vi t icu l tura l Area. The vineyard ia known as Dollarhide Ranch and hia w i n e r y , loca ted in t h e h e a r t of t h e N a p a Valley ia known as St. Supery.
M i c h a e l a Rodeno, C E O a t St. S u p e r y , w a s named 1993 Beverage Executive of t h e Year by the California Beverage Hotline Newsle t te r Her a to ry , w i t h i n th i a s to ry , began in 1973 w h e n F r e n c h c h a m p a g n e p r o d u c e r Moet e t C h a n d o n built the first French-owned California spark l ing wine facility.
We remember thia t ime well because we aakc ourse lves how the French expected to aell all of th ia s p a r k l i n g wine in t h e Uni ted S t a t e s They t augh t us a few things about America's th i r s t for q u a l i t y winea . Today , t h e r e a r e s e v e n F r e n c h c o m p e n i e a m a k i n g Me thode C h e m p e n o i a e sparkl ing wine in California.
Rodeno w a s working am a tour guide a t N a p a Valley's Beaulieu Vineyards when she hea rd t h a t John Wright, president of Doaaaine Chandon, waa
working alone on t h e winery project. She went to see if he needed help and was hired as Chandon's first employee a f t e r Wright himself. Of course, it helped tha t Rodeno spoke fluent French and tha t Wright spoke barely a word.
By 1981, Rodeno was promoted to vice presi-dent in charge of marke t ing a t Chandon , a com-pany t h a t had by t h e n grown to 200 employees and hosted 150 ,000 visi tors annua l l y . In 1988, with Wright 's blessing, she left Chandon to build St. Supery from the ground up.
Rodeno cher ishes thoughts of St. Supery 's gen-esis. " S t a r t i n g a w ine ry f rom s q u a r e one is a unique experience," she recalls. "It's a totally dif-ferent challenge f rom tha t of taking over a going concern. And when a winery is s t a r t ing out with new vineyards in relatively virgin terri tory, it be-comes even more terrifying, perplexing and excit-ing. Every dec ia ion a f f ec t s t h e q u a l i t y of t h e wines, from p l a n t i n g the vineyard to pour ing ce-ment to purchasing fermentation tanks."
It was St . S u p e r y ' s goal to produce t a s t y , af-fordable winea which could be consumed sooner ra ther than la te r . For reasons which a r e not yet complete ly u n d e r s t o o d , t h e v i n e y a r d s a t Dollarhide R a n c h offered Rodeno g r a p e s which coul be made into j u e t thia kind of wine. She cred-its luck, the soils. terrain, the warm day* and cool n ights of Pope Val ley for p roduc ing w i n e s t h a t are delidoua when young.
She is p a r t i c u l a r l y p roud of S t . S u p e r b y ' s C a b e r n e t S a u v i g n o n "For h u n d r e d s of y e a r s , Bordeaux haa been tha benchmark for the world's c a b e r n e t g r o w e r s , " she c o n t e n d s . " B u t y o u n g
Prize-winning cheesecakes are some of Michigan's best See related story on Taste front.
AUTUMN A m i CHEESECAKE 1 cup grafu»m cracker crumbs 3 tablespoons sugar Yi teaspoon cinnamon 3 tablespoon margarine, (nett-
ed 16 ounces cream cheese, sof-
tened (two 8-ounce pack-ages)
Yi cup sugar 2 eggs Yi teaspoon vantlla 4 cups apple slices, thin
peeled (Mcintosh works best)
Ys cup sugar Yi teaspoon cinnamon
Yi cup chopped pecans Combine crumb®, 3 tablespoons
sugar, cinnamon and margarine. Press onto bottom of 9-inch spring-form pan. Bake st 350 degrees for 10 minutes.
Combine cream cheese and sugar mixing at medium speed on electric mixer until well blended. Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition. Blend in vanilla; pour over crust. Toss spples with com-bined sugar and cinnamon. Arrange
-apples over cream cheese layer and sprinkle with pecans. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour and 10 minutes. Loosen cake from rim of pan. Cool before removing rim. Chill. Makes 10 to 12 servings.
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"If I were making this (cheese-cake) for myself, I would use the low-fat Neufachel cheese, but in contests the judges are looking for richness and that only comes from using the real thing," Saint said.
Couillard also used traditional fattening ingredients, but said she plans to experiment using yo-gurt with the liquids drained away.
Baking conditions are also crit-ical to a good cheesecake. Saint
recommends placing a pan of wa-ter in the oven with your cheese-cake to avoid cracks in the cake. She also suggests using an oven thermometer to check the actual temperature in the oven.
"You can adjust the tempera-ture accordingly for the time being, but if the temperature is ofl in your oven you will eventually want to call a repairman to recali-brate the oven," she said.
Cheesecakes allow for consider-able creativity and that is what
appeals to Saint. She made a raspberry sauce for her winning cheesecake, but fresh fruit or spreadable fruit arranged in an appealing manner is also attrac-tive.
Other bakers choose to swirl flavors through their cakes to give it a marbled effect. Couillard's cake is topped with sliced apples and nuts.
While traditional cheesecakes are riddled with fat, new recipes are being developed to cut back
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Bordeaux wines are frequently harsh, acidic and so tannic that they put one into a permanent pucker." The prospect of aging Bordeaux to hopefully transform a brash young wine into the ulti-mate sublime beverage is what she calls Bordeauz roulette. " I t ' s much simpler," she continues "and in all but the rarest circum-stances, more sensible to drink wine when it 's young.
"At St. Supery, we have the best of both worlds because the grapes from Dollarhide Ranch produce a cabernet with the fruit and freshness of a young cab and the mellowness of a mature cab. To achieve such a wine, the grapes must be appropriately ripe, with sufficient acid and tannin to
give the wine some backbone, while minimizing components tha t make a young cabernet coarse and mean-spirited."
When shopping the retail shelves, keep in mind another se-cret of St. Supery — they have a second label of more affordable wines called Bonverre (the literal translation means "good glass"). Listed below are three St. Supery wines along with the Bonverre counterpart. Whether you are planning a special meal or to-night 's dinner, you'll find quality in these brands.
The 1992 Bonverre Sauvignon Blanc ($8) will satisfy those who prefer a slightly grassy character with notes of grapefruit and cit-rus. The 1992 St. Supery Sauvig-
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Combine the cookie crumbe and melted butter in a bowl. Preaa mix-ture into the bottom of a greased 9-inch springform pan. Beat cream cheese and almond paste with an electric mixer until well mixed. Add sugar, beat until fluffy. Add eggs and aour cream together, beat on low just until combined. Pour into crust Bake at 325 degrees for about an hour until nearly set when shak-en. Cool for 15 minutes, then loosen crust from sides of pan. Cool for 30 minutes more; remove sides of pan. Chill for 4 to 6 hours. Makes 12 servings.
For Sauce: Blend thawed rasp-berries with a blender until smooth. Press through a sieve to remove
non Blanc ($11) presents fresh figs and tropical fruit with a broader mouthfeel. The 1992 Bonverre Merlot ($10) has cherry aromas with a touch of spice. This soft red would be perfect with grilled salmon.
The 1991 St. Supery Merlot ($17) steps up the fruit intensity balanced against toasty barrel characters. The 1991 Bonverre Cabernet Sauvignon ($8) shows light blackberry and black rasp-berry aromas while the 1990 St. Supery Cabernet Sauvignon ($16) exudes spice, plums and oaks in a flavorful rendition.
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on that dreaded condition. The low-fat cream cheese (Neufachel) will provide a good flavor, but will still keep fat levels substantially high.
Couillard's suggestion of drain-ing no-fat yogurt to condense it and then substi tute it for cream cheese is another option.
Tofu and no-fat riccotta cheese could also be considered options for reducing the amount of fat in your cheesecake.
Whether fat-free, low-fat or fat-fat, a little slice of cheesecake goes a long way in making a gloomy day a lot brighter.
See recipes inside.
seeds. Combine raspberry puree, sugar and lemon juice in a sauce-pan. Heat until sugar dissolves, cool. Put into a storage container, cover and chill. Serve over cheese-cake.
For dough, dissolve sugar and yeast in warm milk and set aside. Cut margarine into flour (like pie crust). Add egg yolks to milk and pour all into flour. Mix well. Divide dough in half. Roll out one half into ll-by-15 inch baking dish. Roll out the rest into an ll-by-14 inch rec-tangle and set aside.
Filling: Combine ingredients and mix well.
Spread filling over dough in bak-ing dish and cover with second half of dough. Sprinkle with granulsted sugar and let rise about 1 hour. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes. Serve warm. This also freezes well. Makes 10 to 12 serv-ings.
Recipe from Linda SeweLl, winner of Michigan s Best Cheesecake con-test.
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1V4 cups graham cracker crumbs
* cup sugar 6 tablespoons butter Yi cup rum 2 teaspons grated lime peel
and lemon peel Yi cup lime juice 16 ounces (two 8-ource pack-
ages) cream cheese (sof-tened)
4 egg whites and 4 egg yolks tt cup sugar 1 cup whip cream 1 envelope unflavored gelatin
Combine graham cracker crumbs. V4 cup sugar and butter. Remove 2 tablespoons and set aside. Press re-mainder of crumbs in bottom of pie pan. chill 45 minutes.
In saucepan combine gelatin, Vfc cup sugar, stir rum, peels, lime jnice and egg yolk. Cook over medium heat, stir constantly, until slightly thick, 8-10 minutes. Remove from heat.
Beat in cream cheese until smooth. Beat egg whites on medium speed to form soft peaks, slowly add remaining sugar, beat stiff whip cream to soft peaks. Fold egg whites and whip cream to gelatin miitur^. Pour into crumb lined pan. Sprin-kle reserved crumbs. Cover, chill overnight. Makes 10-12 servings.
Recipe from Virgina Bieshi who took first place m the plain non-baked category of Michigan's Best Cheesecake contest.
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• SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE Continuing education culinary arts class offerings include Quick Easy Meals (June 6), Desserts for Everyone (June 7). Call (313) 462-4448 for registration information.
• LENORE S NATURAL CUISINE Healthy cooking classes at 22899 Inkster Road, Farmington Hills. Call 478-4455 to register and for
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• LES SAISONS Outdoor grilling class featuring butterflied leg of lamb, marinated pork loin, jerk chicken, vegetables and more will be offered 6 to 8 p.m. June 7 by Master Chef Jeff Gabriel and Chef Mark Moceri. Class fee is $35. Pastry chef Deb-bie Meyers will offer a class June 20 on summer desserts including sorbets and fruit mousse torte 6 to 8 p.m. June 20. Class fee is $20. For more information, call 545-3400. .
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offer seafood cooking demonstra-tion beginning June 11 and con-tinuing through Oct. 8. Chefs will prepare their most popular seafood entrees and answer ques-tions. Demonstrations are from 10 a.m. to noon. Visiting chefs are: Executive Chef David Linnell of The Green Street Tavern (June-11), Executive Chef Roger Sutton of The Peabody's Restaurant (July 9), Executive Chef Gordon Bowman of Beaumont Hospital ! (Aug. 13), Fall Tailgate Party (Sept. 10) and Expressions in Cooking by Les Saisons (Oct. 8). There is no fee. Superior Fish is located at 309 East 11 Mile Road,
N u t t y s a l a d i s a r e f r e s h i n g s i d e d i s h AP — Wild pecan rice adds a
nutty flavor and aroma to this re-freshing salad, a winner in our barbecue recipe contest.
This special rice grows only in
Louisiana, but many supermar-kets now stock it in the rice sec-tion. If you can't find pecan rice, substi tute regular long grain rice and use toasted pecans instead of
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The Observer! MONDAY. JUNE 6, 1994
Tasty ideas for 'Entertaining on the Run' See Larry Janes' Taste Buds
cotkmn on Toste front. I think this marinade from
"Entertaining on the Run" by Marlene Sorosky is one of the best I've discovered. It tastes great on on chicken, ribs, pork steak, tuna, swordfish and mar-lin.
THE AMYTMHO MAIWNAOC 1 Yi cups orange Juice 1 cup chicken broth Yi cup imported dry vermouth
or dry white wine * cup soy sauce 2 tablespoons Dijon-styled
mustard 1 tablespoon honey
Combine all ingredients and mix well. To make a sauce from the re-served marinade, bring reserved marinade to a boil in a medium saucepan Remove from heat. Com-bine 'A cup of heavy cream with 4 teaspoons cornstarch and mix well. Whisk in sauce. Continue whisking and return to stove top.
Cook over medium low heat until thick and glossy, about 4 minutes. (Sauce can be refrigerated overnight or frozen.)
Reheat before serving. If too thick, thin with orange juice, broth or wine. Makes about 3'A cups.
Looking for a great recipe for a light salad dressing? This is sum-mer at its best!
CHUNKY TOMATO VIHAMWETTE 6 tablespoons olive oil 4 green onions with tops.
Salt and pepper to taste In a large skillet over high heat,
heat olive oil. Add green onions, garlic and tomatoes in that order and cook, stirring just until the to-matoes begin to soften, about 1 -2 minutes.
Remove from heat and stir in vi-negar, salt, pepper and basil. The dressing can be made and refri-gerated overnight, if desired. Makes about 2'A cups.
If there's someone in your family who loves lemon, this takes the cake! UQHT AWO LUSH LEMOM CAKE
1 tab lespoon m e l t e d bu t te r for
coa t ing pan
Tips for better stir-fry
Powdered sugar 2-3 lemons Yi cup plus * cup sugar, divided % cup whole mMk (do not use
low or non-fat mMk) * pound (1 stick) butter or
margartne y* cup cake flour 6 large eggs, separated Pinch salt Brush a heavy 12 cup bundt pan
with melted butter. Sprinkle with powdered sugar and shake out ex-cess. Set aside.
Fill a 3-inch deep baking pan that is large enough to hold the bundt pan with 1-2 inches of water. Place in the center of the oven and preheat to 325 degrees.
Using a sharp vegetable peeler, remove peel from one large or 2 imall lemons. Cut off all the white pith from the inside of the peel. Squeeze lemons to make Vi cup of juice; set aside.
Place the peel in s food processor with a metal blade. Add "A cup sug-ar and process until peel is minced as fine as the sugar, about 1 minute. Transfer to an 8 cup (2 quart) mi-crowave safe measure. Add milk and butter and microwave on high 2-3 minutes or until butter is melt-ed. Return to food processor with s metal blade. Add flour and process 20 seconds to combine. With ma-chine running, add egg yolks through the feed tube and process
until blended, about 20 seconds. Pour in lemon juice and procesa un-til incorporated.
In a large mixing bowl, beat egg wlfites and salt until soft peaks be-gin to form. Mix in cup of sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time, beating continuously until stiff but not dry peaks are formed.
Partially fold Yt of the egg yolk mixture into the whites; then fold in the remainder until incorporated. Spoon into prepared pan, spreading top evenly. Place bundt pan in hot water in preheated oven and bake for 50-66 minutes or until top is cracked and golden. Go around the sides with a small knife and invert onto a platter. Serves 8-12.
LEMON CREME FRAJCME SAUCE FOR CAKE
1 cup regular or l ight sour
cream 2 tablespoons whipping cream Yi cup sugar
3 4 t a b l e s p o o n s fresh lemon
juice
While cake bakes, make the sauce by stirring sour cream, whipping cream and sugar and lem-on juice in a bowl until well mixed. Stir well before using. Makes l'A cups.
Recipes from "Easy Menus for Faster Lives," by Marlene Sorosky . (1994 William Morrow Publishers. S25)
Barbecue sauce recipes sought
We're fired up about grilling this summer, and looking for the best homemade barbecue sauce recipe. Barbecue sauce enhances the flavor of ribs, steakB, chicken, fish, vegeta-bles and other grilled foods. What 's your secret?
The winner will receive a $50 gift certificate for grilling sup-plies, second place is a $25 gift certificate for groceries, third prize is a copy of "The Best Covered and Kettle Grills Cc-okbook Ever," by Melanie Rarnard, (HarperCollins Pub-lishers; April 27. 1994; $16.95).
Our Homemade Barbecue Sauce contest is open to all readers of the Observer A Ec-centric Newspapers, age 18 and older. Observer & Eccentric employees and their families are not eligible. One entry per household.
We're extending the deadline to Monday, June 20. All re-cipes must be postmarked or faxed by 5 p.m. Monday, June 20. Send recipes to: Keely Wy-gonik, Taste Editor, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. Inc.,
36251 Schoolcraft Rood, Livo-nia, MI 48150. To fax recipes, (313) 591-7279.
Recipes will be icwieieod by Chef Larry Janes and three fi-nalists will be selected. UM three finalists will be aaked to make their sauce for judging on Monday, June 27. A panel of three judges will choose a first, second and third place winner based on a point system with the winner receiving the moat points. Recipes will be judged on originality of recipe, versa-tility of use and overall taste.
* All recipes submitted for the contest will become the proper-ty of the Observer A Eccentric Newspapers. All recipes sub-mitted must be typed and can-not make more than 1% gallon (2 quarts) of barbecue sauce.
All recipes must be original and finalists will be required to sign an affidavit stating such. Call (313) 953-2105 or Chef Larry Janes, (313) 953-2047 on a touch-tone phone, then mail-box number 1886, if you have any questions.
Here are some stir-fry tips from the June "Tuf t s University Diet & Nutrition Letter."
Wok this way: • Before cooking, partially freeze beef, about one hour, for easy slic-ing. Cut in thin, even-size pieces. • For best flavor, marinate beef while you prepare vegetables. A small amount of cornstarch added to the marinade coats and pro-tects the meat from high heat and increases tenderness and juici-ness. • Cut vegetables into uniform, bite-size pieces to ensure even cooking. To save time, use precut fresh vegetables. Add vegetables that take longer to cook, such as
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There are s myrted of ways to re-duce your chotertarol M a k e and • W eat good tasting foods At »«e QOOO FOOO CO . we oflsr a su-perb setectton of qua«ry nafcjral f o o d s , o r g a n i c f r u i t s a n d
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broccoli and carrots, first; add faster cooking variet ies like peppers and mushrooms later. If all your vegetables have similar cooking times, add them in batches to prevent crowding.
• Use oil sparingly. You should not need more than one table-spoon for four servings, enough to coat the bottom of the wok or skil-let. • Stir-fry meat in batches, no more than a half pound at a time.
Origins of spices and herbs are surprising opened flower buds of a tropical evergreen tree. • Paprika — A powder made by grinding certain strains of the chile pepper, paprika actually is a Hungarian name. Today, most commerical paprika comes from Spain, South America, California and Hungary, but many would ar-gue the latter to be the superior.
Every world cuisine owes its distinctive flavor to the different blends of herbs and spices that are used, but the actual origins of some of these spices may surprise you.
Here are some "Nutrition Nug-gets." from the Pork Information Bureau. • Cardamom — A member of the
ginger family, cardamom is native to India but grows in many tropi-cal areas including Asia, South America and the Pacific Islands. Today, cardamom is very popular in Scandinavian cuisine, especial-ly baked goods. • Cilantro — Popular today in Mexican food dishes, this relative of the parsley family is also
known as Chinese parsley. Cilan-tro is the leaf of the coriander plant which is native to the Medi-terranean and the Orient.
• Clove — Considered one of the world's most important spices, the clove is named after the Latin world clavus meaning nai l -shaped. Cloves are the dried, un-
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a t t end ing the In te rna t iona l Asso-ciat ion of Cul inary Profess ional ' s annua l conference in S a n Francis -co t a s t ed the del icious difference whea t germ can m a k e when used s s s baking ingredient .
K e n Haedrich, whole grain baker and the a u t h o r of several cookbooks inc luding the sward-winning " H o m e For T h e Holi-days, Festive Baking With Whole G r a i n s " (Ban tam) , created the Almond Whea t Germ Biscot t i s ampled a t the Kre t schmer whea t germ exhibi t and provided I A C P members with p lenty of pract ical t ips for baking wi th wheat germ.
"The re are literally dozens of ways for a home baker to use wheat germ," Haedr ich told IACP member s who s topped by for a taste , " a n d if you've never baked with whea t germ, you 11 no d o u b t find yourself wondering why. W h e a t germ adds a rich nu t - l ike flavor, a wonderful amber color a n d an appeal ing whole grain tex-ture to everything from cookies to yeast b r e a d "
In muff in , quick bread and cookie recipes, Haedich recom-m e n d s subs t i tu t ing Vt cup wheat germ for an equal a m o u n t of flour. W h e n making m u f f i n s a n d loaf-type quick breads, he also l ikes to spr inkle the tops of the m u f f i n s or loaves lightly with addi t ional whea t germ before baking to add c runch .
T o get the wheat germ to stick to the tops of the biscott i , Haedr ich brushes the dough with beaten egg white. Crisp a n d crun-chy, each bite of these del icious cookeis tas tes of toas ted a lmonds , c innamon and but ter . A food pro-cessor simplif ies gr inding the n u t s and mixing the dough, and the cooled cookies can be s tored tightly at room t empera tu re for a week — if they last t h a t long.
A L M O N D W H E A T G E R M & s c o r n
1 cup whole t o a s t e d a l m o n d s
(to toas t a lmonds , hea t
oven to 3 5 0 degrees F.
Race In s ingle layer o n bak-
ing sheet ; bake 10 t o 12
m inu tes unt i l l ightly t o a s t -
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% cup firmly packed l ight
brown sugar
% cup wheat ge rm
1 Yi cups a l l -purpose flour
Yi t e a s p o o n bak ing powder
Yi t e a s p o o n ground c i n n a m o n
Yt t e a s p o o n sal t (opt ional)
5 t ab lespoons bu t te r or marga-
rine, chi l led, cu t in to p i e c e s
3 eggs
1 t e a s p o o n vani l la
Yi cup powdered sugar
1 e g g wh i te , sl ight ly b e a t e n
2 tab lespoons w h e a t ge rm
1 cup sem iswee t choco la te
morse ls , me l ted (opt iona l )
Heat oven to 360 degree F. Light-ly spray cookie sheet with no-stick cooking spray or grease lightly. Place almonds and brown sugar in food processor container, process to a fine meal. Transfer mixture to a large bowl; mix in wheat germ. Place flour, baking powder, cin-namon and salt in food processor container, process 5 seconds. Add butter and process about 15 sec-onds or until mixture resembles a fine meal. Add flour mixture to re-served wheat germ mixture; mix well. Lightly beat eggs and vanilla. Stir into dry ingredients. Mix well until dough forms.
Knead dough 4 to 5 times. Divide dough in half. Roll each half into cylinder about 1 to IV* inches in di-ameter. Roll in powdered sugar. Place on prepared cookie sheet; pat gently to flatten slightly. Bake 30 minutes. Cool 5 minutes on cookie sheet; remove dough from cookie sheet and transfer to wire rack. Cool 10 minutes.
Reduce oven to 300 degrees F. Brush dough with egg white; sprin-kle with wheat germ. (For chocolate dipped biscotti, omit egg white wash. Proceed as recipe directs. Melt chocolate according to package directions. Dip tops of cookies in melted chocolate; sprinkle with wheat germ.)
Using serrated knife, cut dough into Winch diagonal slices, arrange slices upright on cookie sheet, leav-ing approximately two inches be-
tween slices. Bake 20 minutes; re-move cookie sheet to wire rack. Al-low biscotti to cool completely on cookie sheet. Store tightly covered. Makes 36 cookiaa.
low-sugar, spreadable fruit Heat oven to 400 degrees. Lightly
spray a 13 by 9-inch baking pan with no-stick cooking spray or grease lightly. Beat brown sugar and margarine until fluffy. Add combined dry ingredients; mix well.
Press half of crumb mixture into bottom of prepared pan. Spread with fruit spread; sprinkle with re-maining crumb mixture. Bake 20 to 25 minutes or unti l golden brown. Cool; cut into bars. Makes 32 bare.
Nutrition information: 1 bar, calories 120, calories from fat 45, to-tal fat 5g, saturated fat lg. choles-terol, Omg, sodium 75mg
KRETSCHMER WHEAT GERM
B i s c o t t i : Inside and out, nutty wheat germ adds whole-
some goodness to Almond Wheat Germ Biscotti. Choco-
late-lovers can dip their biscotti in white or dark choco-
late for a double taste treat.
P a c k h e a l t h y s n a c k s t o e a t o n t h e r o a d
LOIS THIELEKE
D a s h b o a r d Dining, Mobi le Meals, G r a b 'n Go Gourmet or w h a t e v e r y o u call it, m e a n s eat ing in the car! Food marke t ing surveys and re-search e s t ima te t h a t by the year 2001, 25 percent
of all cars will be equipped with a microwave. If th is comes t rue, in a few years you'll be able to conduc t phone business , hea t a n d ea t b reakfas t in your car as you're dr iving the freeways. W h a t a scary thought!
L a t e s t su rveys show t h a t b reak fas t is declining in popular i -ty, a n d is moving out of the home to convenience stores. In many cases tha t is the local gas Btation, or min i -mar t . After p u m p i n g your own gas, you can buy coffee, rolls, sandwiches, fruit, yogurt a n d al-mos t any th ing else you need to make a meal. T h e shif t is defi-ni tely away from home prepared meals . Whatever happened to the "Leave It To Beaver" idea, where everyone sat down to a hot break-fas t before leaving home. In a modern household, everyone is busy, and eat ing has become a
rushed affair with l i t t le t ime for elaborate meals.
Food companies are already scrambling to perfect more one-handed foods. These have to be easy to open, quick to heat , quick to go, edible and require no eat ing utensils . These one h a n d e d foods can be eaten in the car wi thout making a mess. All of th i s makes choosing a highly nu t r i t ious , nu-tr ient dense food a real challenge for consumers. You 11 need to watch the calories, sugar, fa t and salt on these foods too if you're concerned about the diet , food and heal th connection.
As a general rule, food is likely to be relatively low in calories if it is th in and watery such as tomato juice or skim milk, cr isp l ike cel-ery, radishes, melons or other fresh fruits and vegetables or bulky such as salad greens. Foods likely to be high in calories are generally greasy, crisp or oily such as fried foods, but te r or marga-rine, smooth and thick like rich sauces, cream cheese a n d peanu t but ter , sweet and gooey like candy and desserts.
One handed, finger friendly foods, tha t na ture h a s made avail-able are f ru i t s and vegetables, but some no utensi l foods are high in calories, sugar, fa t and sal t . Good
^nack choices are low-salt bread st icks, unsai ted nu ts , graham crackers, vanilla wafers, dried f ru i ts , raisins and dates . Rice cakes, unbu t t e red popcorn, trail mix, p e a n u t b u t t e r crackers, cheese and crackers, pretzels, bagels, dried cereal, fruit juices, cheese cubes or half a sandwich.
If you're in a t raff ic jam, with food in the car you may get bored and j u s t s tar t eating. Make sure the food is good for you and lower in calories otherwise you'll blow your diet or spoil a nice meal at home later. Somet imes a quick bi te of something will keep the driver alert and certainly keep young passengers happy. T o avoid f requen t s tops and the cost of fast food restaurants, pack snacks a t home to eat on the road.
Don ' t go longer t h a n five hours wi thout eating. If you wait longer, you'll be in nu t r i t iona l t rouble and grab any th ing to eat. Have your snacks predetermined. For example pu t five crackers or a handfu l of grapes in a small bag, th i s way you'll remember what you ate. Good food i t ems need to be accessible so don ' t bury the vegetables a n d fruits in the bot-tom of the refrigerator, keep them in plain sight a n d easy to grab when the hunger pangs hi t .
Read the nutr i t ional informa-tion on the label before put t ing the product in your shopping cart. Choose luncheon meats tha t have two grams of fa t or less per serv-ing. Pass u p high-fat breadB such a s c r o i s s a n t s . p a s t r i e s , doughnuts , b i scu i t s or scones. In-s tead choose a whole grain bread t h a t has two grams,or less of fat per slice. Select chicken with less t h a n five grams of fat per ounce or cheeses made from part-skim milk. Make sure fruit juice is 100 percent juice and not a sugar beverage.
Wi th all our dash ing around, we need to keep our health a t the top of our priori ty list. Bating the right foods makes us feel better. Preventat ive hea l th care begins with good nut r i t ion . As research is showing, wha t you eat plays a large role in prevent ing many chronic diseases . T h e food choic-es are gett ing bet ter , bu t i t 's still u p to you to make wise food choices whenever or wherever you eat!
Lois Thieleke of Birmingham is an extension home economist for the Cooperative Extension Ser-vice, Oakland County office.
Easy apple pie rolls two flavors into one
A P — T h e flavors of two fa-vorites — apple and pecan pie — are rolled into one in the fol-lowing recipe for apple-pral ine pie.
For ease of preparat ion, use ready-made, refrigerated pie c rus ts .
A P P L E - P R A L I N E P I E
15 -ounce package refri-
g e r a t e d pie c rus ts
For t h e f i l l ing:
6 c u p s thinly s l iced and
peeled apples * cup sugar •A cup flour 1 teaspoon cinnamon •A teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons butter or
margarine For the topping: % cup margarine or butter Yi cup flrmly packed brown
sugar 2 tablespoons hatf-and-half Yi cup chopped pecans
Prepare pie crusts according to package directions for a two-crust pie using a 9-inch pie pan.
Heat oven to 350 degrees P. In a large bowl, combine ap-
ples, sugar, flour, cinnamon and salt; toss lightly. Spoon into pie crust-lined pan. Dot with the 2 tablespoons margarine. Top with second crust and flute; cut slits in several places.
Bake pie in a 350-degree F oven for 50 to 55 minutes or until apples are tender and crust is golden brown. Remove from oven.
For the topping: In a small saucepan, melt the margarine, then stir in the brown sugar and half-and-half. Slowly bring to a boil; remove from heat. Stir in pecans. Spread over the top of the pie.
Place pie o n « baking sheet. Return pie to 350-degree F oven; bake an additional 5 minutes or until topping bubbles. Cool at least 1 hour before serving. Makes 10 servings.
Nutrition information per serving: 388 col.
Recipe from Georgia Depart-ment of Agriculture.
This business is blooming: ! Clyde Smith & Sons Greenhouses and Garden
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*EST BCOOMFICLO BT OWNER BMuMuly dacoraMO Cotontad on larga lot. 3 badrooma. I t baow plua F«a room, cantral Mr f 179,900 841-24**
304 Farmington
307 South Lyon 1312 Livonia
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Oar conacructton * lOOaqft an 1 S acraa ami m am* to aaMc* cotora 1 AraMwiQ 4 M H tlM.000 Faal oc-cupancy Buy Aracl ham MmrtiaaO Conatructton SK3-4B4-2703
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*9*-2930 729-2085
FARMING TON HILLS By Good K» cornar lot. 3 Or»y »64 900 Sfxjwn b, appo^l mant onty *7i-2'9*2
FARMINQTOt HILLS - 37*29 Car aon Brica rano> 3 badrooma 1 bain Mat' Anacftad garaga Larga prtvala lol Sit*.BOO **2-06*«
90LTTH LVON B> OW»*eR room. 2'« bam 18S0 aq n on 2 plua acraa 1M Moor laundry. Vapiaca 2» car anaOiad garaga. » « *0 ooia bam. wood btmar m partially fintahad baaamanl 1177.900 6tO-*374B1«
COLOMtAL. 1B4B7 Ingram. N 0» 7, E o» FanWngtor 2 100 a4-IL. o»-fhadrM ;aMnga Jacuzs t Qraat naaMortiood. Opan 12-* $ 134.900 EXECUTIVE COLONUL - N of 6 Maa-W of wayna 2700 aq ft . 180
123*900 a |ii Mini noma tor dcwi paytnam ONE MAY to aaa cal * 73-5600
FAMILY WANTED For MM 3 badroom 2H bam bnc* rancH Back* to 2 acra commona
cantrM Mr root, dock aprvv-Uar and tona mora ThM gorgaoua ranenvon I tam> long 1171 BOO
C E N T U R Y 2 1 ROW
4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1 trMar *121 500 24-2BB2 TROY (NORTH*-1-4 ator>-«arga man Soor maatar badroom many h u m EncMmII A»ondala acnooM l»ncad IOM^*250 005 Appt 879- 1B33
FARMINGTON HILLS - by cura. •paexxia cuatom 3SOO aq 1 * bad-room. 3 bacna. pool Many axtrM thorn by appt $182,500 474-8215
TROY iMtonc Nxaa. 4 badroom, Daaamant garaga. approi 2 9 acraa, incoma. aakmo {140.000 CM Qaorga or Tracy. jCi Raaltora.
849-6800 or 93B-745C
FARMINGTON MILLS - Mmi oon»-rton Larga quad on baauVtuay tandacapad kn 3 lul batna ganar oua lamM, room with Arapiaoa 4 wa( bar paniaBy ftrxanaO baaamam 1182 500
THOMPSON-BROWN 553-8700
TROY - N0RTMf»0»NTE VILLAGE Troy • nanaai raddarv traaaura RoO-anaon bum horrwa Hiring n ma tagh 4280 t B» irariqUMi'i actiooM For ni4ormatlon plaaaa ca#
844-3480 or 844-4757
FOUR badrooma lat floor maatar. 2S batna graal room, dan laJ floor laundry CantrM —t Fu« tiMamanl 2 car altaOad garaga 100x200 lol 2900 aq n raducad to 423S 900 By ownar 478-2031
TROY - 4 badroom oolonaM 2'4 batxa. lat floor laixidry larga coma lol immaculata many axtrM 1184.900 810-879-9118
mcMpandantty Ownad and Oparaiad KiMBERLY OARS 3 bath m ia»M Nawar cantrM av door* carpat 2 CM aflacftao ga-raga 1125 000 By ownar 513-2944
K I M B E R L Y O A K S Cotoraa) araa 2200 - Sq Fl 2%» bama lat floor laundry 4 aaMng room - ofl ca or dan Maa lormM dimng room 4 larga Wing room U n a Krmca, cantrM M 4 carpat praoata $153,900
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488-2930 or 229-2085
STUNNING FARMINGTON MILLS - You wont naad to do a tmng1 Abaolutafy atun rung 3 badroom ranch m "moy-rt" condition with ramodalad »<tchan. ramodalad bam fraanty pamtad. ac-paancaa atay and immadiata occu-pancy 185 900 (OEL83NIN) *82-1811
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FARMINGTON MILLS - Enijutarta noma. Daautiful aattmg and rncrva-
' r\ condition wftat mora could you aa* IOr-t FaaturM R*utrai aacor fraah paint, naw kitcftan floor, li-brary »Oa antry garaga and backa lo traM CM tor dataaa today $2«7 900 IOEL38KLAI *82-t81t
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HUNTINGTON WOOOS Untqua 2 badroom OaMgnM loma Fraplaca appaancaa air garaga a»cMan< condftlon $115 000 548-1835 HUNTINGTON WOOOS lata 3 badroom 1' t batha air 2 car garaga lacurlty ayatam. loadad wt
$185,000 544-4S40
310 Wixom-Commarca Lakas Araa
WALLED LAKE Emarald FhnM o»T RicharOaon btwn umori Laka 4 Nawton Opan 4 hjnctionM 3 bad room contamporary NaattaC w ( •oodianda Eaatunng luaft I landacaoing atoraga maatar bad room aurta on mam lawM. M amarn-t«a Baai iVaaad LMa Schooia $189 950 Brokara w»m chant* wM-coma No Jatmg aokc«ation
380-0170
MOVE IN CONDITION immaculata 3 badroom. ra bam ranch tnai oHa> proliaMona»y fln-ahad baaamant arm 2 mora bad-room* tam»y r oom and *u* bath Don t pan up lima opportunrr, $101 900
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4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1 NEW CONSTRUCTION 8 4 Inkwar j 3 badroom. 2 bam ranch aim tu» baaamam TotM mova-m 15000 with , paymant* MM man $900 a month CM lor datarn RW f m CTKMCa 532-2700
301 Opan Houaas CANTON - Opan -Ar>a 12, 1-5
50135 Hantord 2500 aq fl tarm->>OUM on 2 4 acraa 3 car itMbmn $225,000
302 Birmingham BioomftaM
ar garagi 459-813
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3330 PLEASANT VALLEY RO immaculata coniamporary noma Bright *unny 4 baautltui Soad oM ran ovartoolung graauoom with • U M caning* 4 Vapiaca Cuatom tnchan. caraoac bath* Jacuzzi tub Larga dack o" (Mnmg room & maa-lar una Mad* to 18 * 38 haatad pool Prkrata. woodad. watartront •o" yaI convaraantty tocalad naar »hoprping 4 axpraaaways
BERKLEY 3 badroom, 2 lul bam 'a--ovalad ranch w«h Naw Ortaana *tyia courtyard Wootfwardaada Aak •* Claudia 549-7400 aOOMFIELO HILLS - 3 badroom i mch baauirtui pmrata yard. traaMy CMintad m 4 out naw root, naw car-pat throughout, many naw updataa armingham aohooM CM tor anow-«g 810-847 2025
BIRMINGHAM - By ownar 2 bad-room bungalow 2 car garaga Ap-praiaad 192.500 1255 Holland CM tor Njpomtmant 847-4114
BIRMINGHAM aala by ownar. 1280.000 * badroom coaonM. naar quart on alamantary praviouaty nai-ad 4 appranad at 1300.000 (homa) 5*0-9063 or |wor*| 988-0980
FARMINGTON MILLS Farrrnngion Squara - aaacutrva tu-dor oftar* 4 badrooma. 2'a batha 4-brary 1*t floor laundry aada-antry garaga - M tha amarwtna you d a* -pact in thi* prima location $245 000
SOCITMFIELD A 17 loot maalar badroom an-nancM thaa 3 badroom bnck ranch w,'lua baaamant Mooda to raar Ra-cantly carpaiad 4 paamad ou* updataa Good tarm* $59,900
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ranch 3 badroom 2 5 acra woodad lol.ful walk out. 3 car garaga »ai<1-ad graat room. $179,900 $63-8755
NEW BRICK COLONIAL m South Lyon Pambrooaa CroaMrg SuC undar conatruction 2200 aq fl * badroom. 2'* bam. flrai floor laun-dry 2 car garaga 4 HUGE 2 flory
$194 900
LAKE ORK3N - 8 badrooma. Urga country rnlcnan 2 batha n-ground pool. 2 dack* larga maaiar bad-room on 4 lot* $143,900 893-0*89
ORTONV1LLE 3 yaar old Victorian cottaga on 3'4 acraa aim pond 4 carrlaga WIUM bam 4 ahop 3300 aq It cuatom b«Mt aim flraahad waM oul 4 apart mant $379,000 (810) 827-8284
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Anytima 229-20*5
WATERFORD BY OWNER DaMr-aCM WIMar iburg Graan Sub Up-datad coaonaM 3 badroom 1'abath 1800 aq ft . nautrM dacar Lol back! to commona Laka privUagaa $123 500 Altar 8pm 882-08*4
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ThM aftordapla ranch M raady lor you to anjoy1 Sharp homa 4 araa Vinyl aaridow* axtra mauMOon n M-nc 4 waa* ano naca n«iporch o»ar-look* prnrala back yard Now $89 900 (OEL34GRA) 482-1811
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STUNNING NEW 2 atory homa on larga woodaC lol 3 badrooma. 2"4
312 Lhronia
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261-0700
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lots of storage apace.
320 Hornet
Wayne County Demon BMQHTMOOR sue - 2 bedroom bnck wm Booomarit 6 ga-raga. Doth need repair. $6000
Can 255-5291 UVOMIA
Rosedaie And 3 bedroom. 2 bath noma In data streets updated to the BO'a Reflnlefted hardwood Boon. opan country kltcfien. 20x13 lam*» room, formal dtrung room. 2 car garaga. fraohly painted 6 deoo-raiad tor the ycuig al he $112,800.
Wow" Prime 3 bedroom ranch ar/ gorgaoua 20x20 family room m/Dn-ptece kitchen A bath redone. 2 car garage $ graat curb appeal S kov taxes too" Don't lei true one get away $69,900
Four badroom 2M batti colonial m WW Livonia Specioua yard, sprin-kler system (S3) Neutral decor ta •wgheghted by rweer cabinets. w«n-dowa (83). & wafting distance lo senoexs $175,900
REDFOUD Pnced below market All bnck S Radford neighborhood offers 3 bad-rooma. dwtong room, baaamant. large maatar bedroom, bay win-dows. hardwood floors & coved cod-ings A great buy tor only $64,900
T H E M I C H I G A N
G R O U P R e a l t o r s , I nc .
5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0
S B Condoa The Landmge Can-
al $144,900 CMIMMIOMI
y 21 KoweMaa A Century i i-aiai
FAMMNQTOM MLl* Haeimx 2 akwy. 2 bo»oom. 2\* batna. doefca. 2 car attached garage. Mi bail mar*. US00/mo Uka now Cat Ron 9am-5pm
CONOO UVtMQ AT IT3 BESTI II looking to move Mo one of LNO-nTa flnaal Condo complex aa. Chan look no Miliar I have I one bod-room mditwo bedroom urm En|oy the Oudfiouee A year-round indoor pool. $69,900 A $66,000
R E A L E S T A T E O N E 2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0
•a - 2 badrooma, 2H batha. on. baaamant, gai fireplace, atr deck, oantral alarm, garage. 1400 eq ft, $126,900 375-0*51
Quakty Samoa Award Winning Office
1992-93 ONLY 3 YEARS OLD
3 badrooma. 2 lul batha In thM de-tached condo. larga tamtfy room on lower level w/vaulted caang. weik out to your own yard Overaaed ga-rage a attached and haa door open-er Neutral decor. walk-In doaot In
$102,000
Century 2 1
J. Sco t t , Inc. 522-3200 453-4300
WEST BLOOMFIELD CONDO Move right ml 2 bedroom. 2 bams, attached garage Ml Basement
Open Sunday 1-4pm $106,000 ASK FOP SYLVIA
ERA BANKERS 655-9000/737-9337 WEST BLOOMFIELD - 2.700 Sfl.ft CHIT Elegance Numerous up-gredee. 4 badrooma. decorator per-fect m neutrals, gourmet kitchen. 2 decka. wait-out on the Ravine. 2 ftraptaoee. crown mouldings. Much morel $204,900
2 Bedroom, i bam. now sppaenoea. new taoodan porch ExoaOant S-iMfkJng a i —Ma Plymouth/Canton achoota LITTLE VALLEY (313)454-4660
C O M M E R C E
M E A D O W S MANUFACTURED
HOME COMMUNITY OPEN SAT SUN 12-5
The New American LMeetyte
One of the Uneet manufactured home comnxnltiee m tha State of Michigan Special lee lures Include.
- Luxurious Clubhouse - Hooted Swimming Pool - Huron Vaaey Schoofa -Ptcmc Areas - Playground Aree - Corrvnunlty ActMtlee
Minutes From 12 Oeks Ms! A Proud Lake Recreetwn area
LOT RENT SPECIALS ON NEW MODELS
THRU QUALITY HOMES
SaleeOmce 313-664-6796
Community Office 313-664-2767
WESTLAND - townhouee by owner 2 bedroom. 1V> both, ftmehed basemen A garage Decorated/ storiga plus By appointment $92,500 455-3625
Quality Service Award Wlrvung Office
1992 - 93 INVESTOR SPECIAL
Three bedroom ranch on a corner •ot unftrsshed Basement move-In condition, race Infcster location. Wayne'Waatland schoola Tenant occupied Good bargain - only $39 900 Seller la motivated
Centu ry 2 1
J. Sco t t , Inc. 522-3200 453-4300
321 Lrvingeton Cty. EXCEPTIONAL BUY
Cowttry aetata on 20 acraa Over 5500 sq fl ol Kvlng apace 4100 sq ft out Buddings immaculate condition Backs lo State Land Call for eitenarre liei of fealurae $295,000 (Certified appralaal at $375,000). Owner mual sell
vacant 20 acraa. $80,000 WW spill to 2-10 acraa. 1 at $45,000. 1 at $35,000 Real Estate lit 810-231-1500 HOWELL - Thompeon Lake prtw-legaa. 669 Chicago Quality cueiom bum home on larga shaded lot 3/4 bedroom 2-story colonial 2'* bath. 2 car attached garage Approx 1730 sq.n. w/ful baaamant Living room w fireplace, formal dining, eat-m kitchen w/MerWat cabinet* stove hood fan. dlshwoiher A ga-raga iWapnaal Oak floor m foyer A powder room, 1H floor laundry Master suite warning room, bath A wMk-m doaat. $149,500
The Hams Building Co 517-546-1101
322 Homoe Macomb County
WHY RENT? $64,900 When you can own this stunning 1969 bum condo m a prorata, secluded location with all the extra » including garage. sH appliances doorwal to patio, pool end dub-houee and • very reeeonatue pneel Cal Today! 462-1660
The Prudent ia l Wolfe Realty
independently Owned and Cfceraled W1XOM CO-OPERATIVE 2 bed-room, 2 Ml baths, central Hr, urn porch, complete flmahed baaa-mant. low maintenance fee Excel-lent location $55,000 810-349-0917
327 Now Home Builders
We have new A pre-owned homee for sale To inquire about s new or pre owned home cal Dannie Eagen it Quality Homee - Located In the Club Houae 4* rnHea N ol >-96 on WlxomRd 313-664-6796
SPECIAL PROMOTION $99 SECURITY DEPOSIT
Save up to $454 End! loon - Cal now!
DON T RENT! BE AN INVESTOR
IN YOUR NEW HOME F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S
• 360 I month, inclodee houae payment A lot rant
LITTLE VALLEY HOMES 474-6500
• 10% down, $240/mo at $160 8 80 APR
LAKEFRONT- on Silver Lake, South Lyon 14x70. 2 bedroom, screened porch, ivge deck, ippkancea. low lot rent $20,000 466-4981
333 Nor thern Property
For Sale LEELEHAU TOWNSHIP lot on beau-tiful Lake Michigan <l44x33».L 3 moee 8 ot Northport 0*B Mar
Overlook! ManMou A Fat W-Trak Ti
$169,900. 2TS-S3S7 116-662-1749 MUST SELL - Mual seel CaMi on 10 wooded acraa. 2 badrooma. al oon-veniencea. Andaraen Windows phone. Hunting. bOia trails $30,000 536-2144 or Owner. 306-975-4861 ROGERS CITY, hunting land. 10. 40. 60. HI. 270 OC 517-364-2946 SHANTY CREEK. 1 badroom condo.
644-3769 TRAVERSE CITY - Authentic crafts-man style home on Otd Mission PenmauM 168 fl prtvoto beech. 4 bedroom. 2 bath. saparaM cottage Aieo. acreage svariable Owner
616-947-5618
WATERFRONT 6 16 acres fronting Holbrook Lake 10 minute welk lo el sports FHa Lake, dearod drive
$15,000 L/C $4,000 /mo 810-396-0969
buiidlno site down, $200/i
336 Southern Property FORT MYERS Bpach condo, i bed-room. I bath Gorgeous panoramic goB'Senabel vlewi. exceaent rental Nalory $103,900 813-765-5422
338 Country Homes
For Sale METAMORA FARMHOUSE wtth 2 24 acraa completely refurblahed m 1993. 3000 aq ft., maater sulle w/ tacuzD 9 oeamga. oek floors A moldings. Andersen windows cen-tral air. 4 car garage, axcsliri con-dition $315.000 810 876-3225
351 Mortgages A Land Contracts
C A S H F R O M
Y O U R H O M E
WE WILL,..EVEN IF THEY WON'T
• Bad Credlt/eankruptcy-OK • Self-employed/No Inooma-OK • Land Contract Bafcon-OK • Loner Payment/Debt
ConeoHdafton-OK SAME DAY
CONSULTATION IN YOUR HOME-FREE
(600) 200-7007 REMINGTON MORTGAGE
0«c.-eua. Space
Sate/Leeee
A n n o u n c i n g culhe oMcaa Irom ISO^q I
In NdM. Canton. Ann Arbor, Stemng Heights and Grand Opening Detroit Mn Center
thersplat, elc High Image gaaary/ conference room Secretarial 4 an-swering service kitchen, utntiee In-cluded 540-0664
362 R e d Esta te Wanted
A L L C A S H F O R Y O U R H O M E !
Any condition okay Higneei caah oner or guaranteed
sale, even If m foredoeure
Remerica NEIGHBORHOOD
326-1000 CASH TODAY
GUARANTEED SALE Houeea or vacant lots Also H m Foredoeure Or Need Of Repair . Agent - 525-7400
B I R M I N G H A M
D O W N T O W N 300 Part Street Class A Office space available immediate oocupa-ny New Ownerahlp and manage-rrmn 1
Can Judy , 433-1100
Development Co , Ltd BIRMINGHAM office space lor rent. Parted for Peychologiat/Paychla-tnat Good parting Good location Cal Dr Le«ws Smith 644-2955 BOTIOUE BIRMINGHAM OFFICES remodeled 5 office suite with privste restroom. extenalve free parting, desirsbis location. $1250/mo Smoke free bukdlng 646-6215
DEARBORN BROKER BUYS HOMES (aa-la) In ALL suburbs Free sppraMal Gerald N (Jerryl Cooper Reahor (313)277-6010
339 Lots and Acreage
For Sale BRIGHTON AREA
Prima lake access lot with view of Big Crooked Like. Near Oak F*oante Paved street A utlimaa Ail new homes. 8 mln. from 1-96. $49,900
(810)474-7667
BRIGHTON -2.7 sere wooded lot overtooklng pond and wttdllle area, paved drtve. $59,900 Terms Brokers protected 810-227-1138
ENJOY LAKE ACCESS 30 fl x 100 ft. W Bloomfteld lot. accees to si sports taxss $4500 or bast offer 810 363-6717
PRIVATE INVESTOR P\jrchaaos houees for cash or terms
Any condWX*! or situation 350-6444
366 Ofc. -eua. Space
Sa le /Leese
BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE
CANTON/WESTLAND Boarder I to 5000 sq ft
ught industrial/Office For lease 729-1641
DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH - Ap-proximately 1200 sq n . reception sres, ssperate offices, greet layout Call Deborah lor deltfa 229-7474
DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH Approximately 700 Sq Ft office space Cal Deborah tor details
2625 sq ft oMoa suns I |9|MI. rasae nan at $12 60/sq. ft Rant in-cludes heel. «r uundMoMnn 4 lant-tonal Samoa. 846-&0C
DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 2 suites. 800 and 660 ft
parting 465-7373 FARMINGTON HILLS
Oftlca/Warahouaa (900/1400 sq fl I SuO-Laasa only tha space you need
Al servtoes s-ralatils If roqUred 610 563-2030
FARMINGTON HILLS offtoe - 268 to 2000 sq ft on Grand Rhior noar troths ay Vary low rent New carpet-ing 477-6161
INKSTER • muftl-uaa office buOdmg 26607 Michigan Ave . Red Carpat Kswn 274-3141 LIVONIA HIGH VISIBILITY SIGNAGE tor lease, 1200 sq ft 5 Mae A Fermmgton Rd MeOcal oert erel office 655^»77
L I V O N I A O F F I C E S at 5 MSe A Fermmgton S A MiddM-bett. 7 A MiddleOsh Several 1 room offloes from $ 150
ALSO 3.111 room suites
CALL KEN HALE: DAYS: 525-2412 EVES: 261-1211
PRIME LOCATION 12 Mlte 4 Northwestern
Suits s.suable Al utWtMa paid Conference room, storage A good parting Secretary A phone services
Cal 356-5670
1-3 room office sullse avakable Cal Efy or Kris at 626-3800 ratee Marling at $12 75/sq fl Rent includes sir conditioning, hset A |an-ttoriel servica. telephone answering A secretarial sarvicea avariable
546-5900
•roe * es ttorags available Reeeonatue rates starting si $99' mo includes basic utilities 9am-5pm 477-8633
REDFORD TOWNSHIP OFFICE
2 OR 3 ROOM SUITE
AVAILABLE Rant includes heat, alr conditioning, electricity, carpeting A bands
CERTIFIED REALTY, INC. (810)471-7100
SOUTHFIELD Up to 1.200 sq ft for lease New cor Can divide, heel included 557-0770 Eves 352-4650
366 Ofc.-Bue. Spece Sa ie /Leaee
UVOMA - Exoutlve Offlcs Carter. 1/2 room suites 4 larsnoues tar •ease, on 8 Mae. near Fermmgton
476-2442
LIVONIA Scftootcraft & MMdiebeii
Prima One Story Offtoe Complai. Prtvess Entrances Meeang Conference 6 Exercise rooms 1200-4600 aq R
" 3 1 3 - 4 2 1 - 0 7 7 0
I person needing a 12 office in one of Troy"!
w carpeting, watt* . is $300 month 643-
4620
SINGLE ROOM OFFICE SPACE Ford 4 Middlebeft From 270 sq fl starting at $275 par month, mekid-mg utUHMa Secure busmssa stmoa-phere with lots of parting First and second floors avaastus
Cal 422-2490
SUBLET 1st floor olftoe with con-vement parting 1 year'posaltile 3 rom lease 2000 sq 1 Excellent lo-cation. storage spece available Credit relerancaa reqiared Cal 540-4200 or 642-0318
TROY AREA Attractive offlcee available with short term lease Recephonlsi and
telephone enawenng services provided
Can Robtxn (8101362-3100
367 • u e . - P r o l . Bldge.
Sa te /Leeee PLYMOUTH - f •Me tor DAY CARE •eese. Ptoaee oak Moiv-Frl. i0-2pm
420-0131
I looaty M CENTER to
366 C o m m e r c i a l /
Retail CLAWSON - W 14 MILE
936-1860-4160 aq n Below mortal ralaa. exatfeyg tenants domg vary waa Broker perbopeoor. welcoma R M Smith Assoc 646-3030
DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH Prime ratal space on Forest Ave approximately 730 Sq Ft Cel De-borah lor detaas 229-7474
FARMINGTON HILLS RETAIL SPACE
1200-1624 SO FT AVAILABLE Excslant expoeura m popular
101 i Rd
For more detaas cal CERTIFIED REALTY, INC
(810)471-7100
TROY - Prime of»ce apace Approxi-mately 1.100 sq ft available Long Lake/CooOdge area Cal tor ap-polnlment 810-441-3900 exi 251
RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE Ford A M-ddiebelt 500 Sq ft and 1800 sq fl . Ford Rd signage Ex-cellent parting Bueteet corner n Wayne county Cal 422-249C
sq ft l lease Good location. Ford Rd cues to City Hall Can 476-4301.477-9192
369 Indust^Warehouse Sa ie /Leaee
WW sub laaae 1 offices and 1000 eqare fee) of warenouee apace in Wlxom mdustnei complex Cal 921-4924
367 Bue.-Prof. Bldgs.
Sa le /Lease COMMERCIAL bulkdmg tor rent or leeae Mlchigaii Ave frontage m Wayne Approilmateh' 1.000 sq fl for small buomaos Call 722-4170
AIRPORT COMMERCE CENTER Award Winning Davelopmen'
industrial Sun as M-59 al PONTIAC AIRPORT
Sultae From 1200 - 6500 aq 1 Call AJ Montalvo 666-2422
DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH Retail corner 2915 sqh
Central air Rant negotiable 453-2990
BIRMINGHAM- ETON ST Up to IVOOO sq ft 12-16 high Air Fenced Part 40 Office Load dock wn divide 810-557-0770
NOV - Seer 9 Mile/Novi Rd 2500 sq ft wtth office spece. over need door Easy X-wey scoses Rea-sonable leaee immediate 349-0280
W Bloomfield WOOOS-OPEN SPACE AREA
WALKOUT BASEMENT A VERY AFFORDABLE
Contemporary 4 bedroom home, neerlng completion on last remain-ing heavily wooded lot In Timber* Edge Sub Home overlook* open apace part area wfth extensive win-dows acroes rear to taks advantags of spedacular view Timber* Edge Sub Model open dai-ly 1pm-5pm 2 blocks N oft 14 Mila. 2 block* W of Fermmgton Rd
Homes priced from $279,900 Bukl A developed I
STEEL CUSTOM HOMES
LARGE THREE
BEDROOM Beautiful horns near playground Huge greet room, larga walk w doa-et m each bedroom, pantry m utility room, three off-street parking Pisces, opsn and bright floorpian. su months tree lot rent if purchased before 8/30/94
CAMELOT MANUFACTURED HOMES
349-7794
LIBERTY MOBILE HOME - 14 leet wide 2 bedrooms 1 bath, shed md much more $5600 459-3642
throughout $15,500
MEMORY 14x70 - Exceaant condi-tion New oantral air A carpet
Canton area Aaking 495-0963
330 A p a r t m e n t s
Sale
F o r
NOVt-3 UNIT APT BUILDING 625 sq.ft sach Occupied SMs by owner $ 164 .900
Dey* 542-6270 Eves 477-4468
332 Mobile Homes
For Sale
ASK US WHY?
Cantertne 8565 MENGE
3 bedroom, 1S» bath brick ranch 2 car attached garage Florida room, basement Immediate occupancy Cteen home tor the pnee of $69 900
5 3 2 - 0 6 0 0 W O L V E R I N E P R O P E R T I E S
STERLING HTS - PickWtok Drtve 4 bedroom quad, recant upgrade*. Vepleoe. dkimg room. 2 car Mr. iprtnkler*. 1121,900
BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 2 bedroom. 2 bath lakelront condo on M sports Square Like Seler highly motivat-ed $69 000 335-9168 BLOOMFIELD - 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo. new kitchen, cathedral edit-ings. deck lake. $69,500 Broker* owner 855-3300 826-3663 CANTON, townhouee. 2 bedroom t '4 bath carport, deck. 1.000 square feet, ceiang tons oerermc too both $77,000 397-7166 CANTON - 2 bedroom townhouee, IM baths, fl* baaamam. carport fireplace Aaking $66,900
.816-0643 or 576-3799 NW DETROIT
Newly decorated 1 badroom co-op condo. Attractive' Vary aafe. $12,900 810-437-0663 FARMINGTON HILLS and unit. 1796 sq ft 2 batha, dan largo kitchen, 2 car rage, many upgradee. 810-476-3
So rneny of our cuotomar* eek us why the homee Camelot a sailing seem to be so much more reason-ed^ priced Every homa we 1st H spprsiaed by us first If we don't feel the asking prios tt reasonable. WE WON'T SELL IT! So when you re looking tor a great deal Heft ue flr*t
NOVI - 1979 Part wood. 14 x 70, 2 badroom. 2 bath, waaher A dryer, new abed, fireplace $6500/best
347-3092
OWNER "SO SAD-Mlford Must sacrtflce 1991 Century mobHe home, 1500 + Sq. Ft. Load-ad 3 badroom. 2 bath, that mcludee family, living A dining roome. air dack*. vtnyt shed, spplances. etc on double lot m lake community, of-tonng accees lo swimming, boating A Hehlng. Minutes from t$ Oaks, I-96 A Metro Pert Only $354/MO
Cal NOW 810-664-0391 WHY RENT'
INVEST In your own luxury Manuladured Home ThM beauty comae complete wtth: centra air. flrep»ece, en appa-ancaa (including waaher A dryer) 10 X 10 Shod A a lot more located m BEAUTIFUL PLYMOUTH
LITTLE VALLEY HOMES 474-6500
S 12.900 3 Bedroom. 2 bath 1964 Redman 14 X 70. Fireplace. aC ippliancae In-cluding waoher.'dryer Nice home,
n Schools VALLEY 454-4660
Plymouth/Canton i LITTLE VAL SCHULT 1967 - 1800 sq ft , 3 bad-room* 2 batha, deck Lake acceee Fully landscaped Must see Mlltord area 865-7255
4 B E D R O O M 2 BATH HOME
ONLY $29,840 Now On oiaplay At CENTRAL OUTLET 8705 Baltovllle Rd 1-600-432-2525
Open 7 day*
K E N S I N G T O N
P L A C E MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY
WELCOMES YOU
To stop In snd see our home eltee ErW beautihJ setting overlooking Kent Lake.
• SPACIOUS CLUBHOUSE •HEATED POOL • PLAYGROUNO • LAUNORY FACILITY • FREE RV STORAGE • EXTENDED HOURS • SAT 1-4 SUN 12-4 • COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES • TV CABLE AVAILABLE
We we conveniently located ecroee Irom Kanamgton Metro Part and 8 rrana from Tashe Oaks Mai
CALL TOOAY 1810)437-1703 tor currant rent ausi isla wtth $99 ascurity depoek Affordable rmm and pre-owned homee a i sdabis •urtmg at $8,000 Smgie end dou«le wtdee Low down payment arid dosing coats For m-tormotton. can Connae MWnlan at. QUALITY HOMES (810)437-2039
366 0fc. -Bua. S p e c e
Saie/Leaee
4 0 0 M a p l e
E X E C U T I V E S U I T E S
P r i v a t e O n i c o s
F r o m $ 5 0 0
• Across the street from new parking structure
• immediate Occupancy . Professional Secretarial service • FREE Utilities. Maintenance
A janitorial • FREE Copying Notary 4
Conference Rooms
S A D M a n a g e m e n t
6 4 5 - 1 8 5 1
S P R I N G S P E C I A L
HIGHLAND HILLS ESTATES
Located on Seeiey Rd . N. of Grand River. % way between Haggerty A Meedowbrook Rds
FANTASTIK SAVINGS!
> 56 Carroaton - 3 badroom. 2 batha. whirlpool tub. sppkoncos. front porch, control sir snd more $299/mo rent on 3 year lasss
18 i 80 Mobile Home - 2 Dedroome. 2 full batha. GE appliance*, skylights A mors $32,900
Theeo models have $299/ mo lot rent tor 3 year*
Also graat selection of pre-owned homes starting at $12,900 Some with rent
FINANCING FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY I
OPEN MON-FRI 10-4 Weekends A Eves by Appt Only
QUALITY HOMES Cell Joanne
474-0320 OR 474-0333
St ra t f o rd Vil la Would Bio you to stop m and see our sMordable now A pre-owned homes stwtmg ol $7500 We else have svekeble sues tor new amgls or
rent ape a sis Enjoy a new atoetytom the Quiel Townahlp of Commerce • Elegant okXthouaa
- " ^ pool
- Proud Lake REC • Proleoelorf orv-e
(313)685-6110
To inquire about new or »r»owned mraa Eager at Ouaaty 664-6791 (313)
4 mftae N of 1-96 on Wlxom Rd S LYON - 1661. $2x26 double » 3 L aOi oome. 2 batfie dock, a l« anoee. mual sea $30 000 or beel oi-ler 437-3116 2 BEDROOM. 2 toa ba» da*, oen-**• f w csrpe'. located I iiiinr 11 mvm ii«.soo m i%m
For
LIVONIA BY OWNER Over 1 acre on Schocucrafl
Office potential 721-3638
LYON TOWNSHIP, 8 Contiguoue parcels. 34 seres, knots, pond, streem. lor eel SW if i-96/Mlltord Rd 395.000 best Co* 463-3645 MILFORD Beautiful 3 4 acraa. part-ly wooded Sfccbdud ares of flne
ee $59 900 Terms avertable Cal 665-7295
NORTHF1ELD TOWNSHIP 10 ACRES
WE8STER TWP One 2% Acres SALEM TWP 5 Acres. 7 Acrss ml bem Rolling terrain, ported Land Contract Term* 437-1174 ROCHESTER HILLS - 2 vacant lots. 90x170, $42,000 Located off Ro-cheater Rd between HamUn/Au-bum Can 852-3993 UPPER STRAITS Lake - Boeutlful
elong Orchard Lake Country Club 140 frontage, 40,000* aq ft $875,000 682-3107
400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent
340 Lake-River-Resort
Property
ISLAND ESTATE LIQUIDATION
Lake Hurop>etree1 propertlee (former Domino's reeort) available at incredible prices log homee, lakofront and goft couroe bunding sltee. acreage parcel*. Frank Uoyd Wright style reeidencee Cal Orummond island at 600-876-7625 or 906-493-1006
LAKE MICHIGAN LUDINGTON
Weekly rental $900. new 2 bed-room, 2 bath, PM lakefront. sandy beech. Ashing ferry cruise to Wisconsin golf, hiking. tMking
Also new 2, 3. 4 bedroom condoa tor sale priced from $112,900 cal lor brochure
STEED REAL ESTATE 1-600-252-6638
FREE
A P T INFO! • Over 140,000 Apt! on Color Video • Open 7 Day*.'4 Evening* • Peid by Apertment Owners
Rochester Hills 852-8515 Corner of Auburn A Rocheeter Royal Oak 547-9172 2875 Woodward Watertord 332-0182 462 N Telegrepn Nov! 348-0540 Acroe* from 12 Oaks Mai SouthtteM 354-8040 29286 Northwestern Hwy Cantor 42711 Ford Rd
981-7200
680-9090 Troy 3726 Rocheeter Rd Clinton Twp 791-8444 36870 GerfleW Ann Arbor 677-3710 2677 Carpenter Dearborn 271-4028 Comer of Ford/Qreenfleld
BIRMINGHAM - 1 bedroom air. car-port WeIk to shopping $475 per month water A neat included Can Ann after 6pm 6«7-648fl
LAKE PROPERTY - 2 Paroals In Hartland (M-59 4 US 23) Swer Lake Pmcknay. appronimatsfy IVi
acre • 810-433-4600 6161 Box 2994 P1NCKNEY - By owner CHAIN OF LAKES ACCESS and private lake aeaodation with part dubhouea srxl tennis courts Vary nice 1987 3 bedroom in-Mval.. 1% bath, cathe-drsl ceding m kitchen, dining IMng-room area. Msrriaat Oak cabinets, large ineuiated garage mground sprinkler* Many extra*, muet seel $124,900 No egant* 313-878-3469 ST CLAIR Rlver-Boautlfvl Duplex 2 bedroom*. 2 batha, living/dming room*, den. eat-in kitchen, storage room, doubts garaga 810-329-2523
342 Lakefront Property ALPENA. Long Lake, larga lakefront bunding sitae, 1-2H acraa. 400-600
ir frontage septic field ap-$100,000 - $125,000 per
517-354-2948 proved unit BRIGHTON - Preotigo. quiet lake. 3300 eq ft , 4 badroom. mother In-law apartment must see to appreci-ate! $215,000 810-229-8510 CHEBOYGAN, lake front, 150 plus toot on beeuttful apnng tod lake private eaaociation. eeey acceee. wooded Cal 810-546-4362 100 FT LAKEFRONT, Middle Strait* Lake, al aport* 3 badroom* (1st floor master bedroom). t'A bath, 2
$336,000 626-4168
A P A R T M E N T
S E A R C H
ANN ARBOR TRAIL N Dearborn Hgt* , 2 bedroom, car-pet. air no pet* $460/mo 565-6093
AUBURN HILLS 1500 sq fl 2-3 bedroom town-houses. complete kitchen, wsshsr dryer, binds dub houoo. pool, len-ms Near Chrysler Tach Center Avondele school district Executive I available Rant from $1,000
852-7580 WESTBURY VILLAGE
TOWNHOUSES Squirrel Rd between Aubum/M-59 Managed by Kaftan Enterpnaea Mc
400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent
BIRMINGHAM - 2457 E MAPLE 1 bedroom, carpet, carport, walk-In Ooeet oantral air lease $500-$515
643-4428 BLOOMFIELO HILLS Sublet spe-cious 2 badroom, 2 bath spartment in Whethersflold Apts =44G Car-port included Available Am* i*1 Can Becky al 810-645-0026
BLOOMFIELD HILLS NEWLY REMODELED
Telegraph A 14 Mae Rd*
S P A C I O U S 2 & 3 B e d r o o m A p t s .
F r o m $ 9 1 0 H e a t I n c l u d e d
THE GLENS OF BLOOMFIELD
642-6220 Mon -Fn 9-5 Sat 10-2
Canton AN APARTMENT THAT
FEELS LIKE HOME! DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE
OF SINGLE STORY LfVtNG
1 Bedroom $465/Month Convenience A Comfort No Stur*. No Hallway*
CALL TODAY!
HEATHMOORE APARTMENTS
981-6994 Ford Rood A I-275. S on Haggerty
Equal Opportunity Housing FARMINGTON HILLS
Luxury one and two bedroom apartments evaaabie
Cal 477-7774
Cantor FAIRWAY CLUB
Gotfside Apts 1 & 2 Bedroom
Free Gort Heat & Hot Water Free
Carport Included 7 2 8 - 1 1 0 5
CLAWSON .TROY Newer I bedroom Caaablanca fan. mm bunds, — dianwaaher snack bar. muet see $49S/mo 549-6665 CLAWSON/TROY-452 E EJmwood 1 bedroom, carpet band*. appU-ancee. heal A wetor mdudod. no pets Lease $445 547-7079
BEST APARTMENT VALUE
F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S
(N on Tuck »0 of « Mile between Middlebeft A Orcherd Lake Rd cor-
; ner of Folaom)
TIMBERIDGE DELUXE
1 4 2 Bedroom Units From $495
memdee appliances, vortical band*, carpeting, pool, cloee m Farmington Hiaa location
Modal Open Deify 9-5 Except Wedneedoy
478-1487 775-8206
DETROIT - 20630 JOY ROAO Juot E of Telegraph Studto from $315 1 bedroom from $355 Carpeting, air Fonced porting. 272-5651
FARMINGTON HILLS 1 bedroom apartment June Spe-cial From $455/mo NO Security Depoeft 471-4555
GRAND RIVER - MIDOLEBELT GREAT LOCATION
ClarenoevOle School Dm net
C E D A R I D G E Deluxe 1 A 2 Bedroom units
FROM $510 Vertical Winds, carpeting. Hotpomt appkancee security system storsge within apartment
Enter on Tuiane 1 block W of MiddieOell on the S side of Grand River New Botsford Hoepitei. Lfvonia Mali A downtown Farmington
471-5020 Model open dally 1-5
OFFICE- 775-8206
FARMINGTON AREA - Available now! Senior Citizen epts Ground floor 8 ecre country setting Start •ng st $428, mo Heel included Pel welcome Cal 471-1908
FARMINGTON CALL ABOUT OUR SPECIAL
Largo 1 A 2 Badroom* Vertical Blind* A Storage
Clean, quiet community. Free Hoot RENT FROM $510
Orchard Lake Rd N of 8 Mi
VILLAGE OAKS 474-1305
Managed by Kaftan Enterpnaea Inc
FARMINGTON HILLS 2.000 SQ FT OF PURE LUXURY
Elegantfy deeignod 2 or 3 bedroom ranch, or 3 bedroom townhouee* J i bath* whirlpool tub toa baae-ment 2 car attached garege
2 Year Leasee Only From $1575 C O V I N G T O N C L U B
14 Mile A Middlebeft 851-2730
Managed by Kaftan Enterpnaee mc
FARMINGTON MANOR Clean - Quiet - Affordable
Welk to theatre A shopping 5 Days FREE Rant
Largo studio A 1 badroom apt* from $400 Carpatmg. appkancee. vertical Wlnda. eeourrty system, cable ready mdMdual furnace A «r Laundry faoWUaa No pete
474-2552
BIRMINGHAM New remodeled 2 bedroom evaaabie Short walk town Spackoua. carport. $700/mo * $350 security 644-5025 BIRMINGHAM - Near Downtown Spadous 2 bedroom spartment ap-paanoee storage, welk to shopping $595 mo 649-2865 or 649-1649
LAKE CHARLEVOIX Two beautiful budding sitae located on praotlgioue Raepberry Bay )uat •mnulae from downtown Chartevotx 100 of frontage - $1*9.000 140 of frontage - $225,000
CALL SANOY SHERIDAN VACATION PROPERTIES
NETWORK - CHARLEVOIX 1-800-748-0535
BIRMINGHAM'S BESTI
BUCKINGHAM MANOR
2 Bedroom Apts.
649-6909
«ttul year i Wok Laki home on al aporta
Jack son 1 hr see to appreciate Furniahed. $02,000 Opan Stm 1-8 Cal evens
313-729-4329 LAKE LE ANN homa. by owner
OPEN HOueE JUNE 12. Ipnv-Spm
Irom Arm Ar-$269 000
LINDEN, Louta Lake 45 acre lake-front aetata ndudee 3.000 pme eq W . farm houa. 1 car garaoa 1 ap* a aaatli $249 500 f d SO'B) Robert Gar-row A leoudole Reel-lor* CM Jerry anoa. I10-7SO-9000 or 1-600-312-2430
MS CawwtaryLota CADILLAC MEMOMAL Gardene
of Loan, lot «2»4. 1/2. Baodon O I I N M *
a i e e t v i T M CADILLAC MEMOWAL GARDEN
11Q-474-4e6T OrBte-WHTTI CHAPEL - > Wte. Garden »
' (i1«)6B6-14M
$3m5RWT* LAKI HURON FRONT AOI
CAan FOR LAND COMTRACTE
k n i t $ a i R d i
Situated w i th in 77 beaut i fu l acres of park a n d recreat iona l pa ths -Four Seasons of act iv i ty w i th comfo r tab le l iv ing in a de l igh t fu l Fa rm ing ton Hil ls n e i g h b o r h o o d Excel lent ly se rv iced a n d ma in ta ined 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m apar tments a n d t o w n h o u s e s Easy and qu ick access to 1-96 and 1-275 - d i rec t rou tes to the airport , d o w n t o w n Detroi t and B i rm ingham South f ie ld 9 M i l e V ^ i Road 1 v t mi les west of Fa rm ing ton Road Washers and Dryers st many apartments A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT
Birmingham/T roy Aree Bk>omfle4d Orchard Apts.
Spadous i Bedroom eportmonts Irom $466 00. mdudes heat, gaa A
dry A mora Short term
Opan 7 days
332-1848 CANTON
CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.
(ULLEY A WARREN)
We take pr ide In offering the foUowtng aerrioee to our tenanta.
• BeouHMgrounda wWhpooi 4
NO OTHER I One B I I R N A - M O . 900 sq ft Two Bo^oom - MD4. 1 toe Ml. I
C a n t o n G a r d o n A p t s
JOY ROAO EAET C0 17$
SSA^RK^ARTLASE 'SMWIAA V J E *
• 5 S '
e n d
Located idjacrnt to rutonlh' wc jded Mines Park, fcooonucal. 1 and 2 bedroom Apartments and totrnhousrs Comfortable lmng nih air conthuomng. private balconies huge closets beat Included .Mso Cable TV 2 swimming poois and aerobtcs fitness center SMART stop at the front entrance
30500 West Warren between Middlebelt and Memmaj! Roads
H H d
400 Apts. For Rent FARMINGTON RMa any studio, car Lieteit appaancee. $275 * ulliae iqueek y rlaanl Vary pnvato wooded settling Cal OK 476-4481
FARMINGTON HILLS RIVER VALLEY APARTMENTS
» Badroom. $490 2 Bedrooms Irom $580 Rem includes carport 4 verti-ces Sma* pets OK <73-0035
FARMINGTON HILLS RENT FROM $946
1500 sq ft 2 4 3 bedroom lown-nouooa 2H batha. spacious maater bedroom sulle Weaher/dryer bknds 4 covered porting
FOX POINTE TOWNHOUSES HALSTED 4 11 MILE
473-1127 Corporate Leaaee AvekaM
Managed by Kaftan Enterpneea. mc
406 Apia. For Rent FARMINGTON HILLS bedroom. 2 bath, smoom No do-poo* required Spring VsRey Aparl-
security Cal 7-3643 FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 month sub ieae* 1 bedroom apanment Washer 6 dryer Golf lams pool
iJMyl 471-5369 FARMINGTON PLAZA - 31625
Spedou* 2 bedroom heal mdudod Aa conditioned Pool $550 476-8722
FARMINGTON HILLS RENT FROM $885
1600 sq ft 2 bedroom Garden Apts 2 bedroom townhoueee wtth Ml begem en ts 2 beths with osak -m cloeets Covered pertmg. waaher1
dryer vertical blmds etlanded gate-houae A a 24 hr monitored mtruann A fire alarm
THE SUMMIT APTS NORTHWESTERN A MIDDLEBELT
826-4396 Managed by Kaftan Enierpneee mc
FORD A NEWBURGH - Sma*. 1 per-son. 1 bedroom efficiency style apertment $325 mo Gae. water A
563-6340
Fermmgton HON S U P E R L O C A T I O N
Grand Rtver/Or chard Lake
S t o n e r i d g e M a n o r
The lergeet one A two bedroom In the area From $495 per mo includ-ing carport vercals at appkancee Limited time offer on select units New tenants only Enter off Freedom Rd W of Orc-herd Lake Rd S of Grand River 478-1437 775-8206 |
A R E Y O U
B U Y I N G ?
S E L L I N G ?
R E N T I N G ?
H IR ING? P u t Y o u r M e s s a g e
W h e r e Y o u r M a r k e t Is!
Observer & Eccentric Classifieds
5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0
6 4 4 - 1 0 7 0
8 5 2 - 3 2 2 2
C A L L N O W
400 Apts. Foe Rent GARDEN CITY . LARGE 2 bedroom freahfr panted sppaances. carpel ed. ak cable reedy, laundry no pot*, haat mdudod agent 722-1159 GARDEN CTTY-1 bedroom (Ford Rd A Merrtman) Air $400/mo • $400 security 1 yr loose hoot mdudod Evas ONLY 474-2296 or 642-8656
GARDEN CITY Ford/MiddteCen Aree
bedroom apertments Amervtiee include • Owner Paid Heel A Water •Central Ak • Intercom Syetem • Gerbege Oapoeei • Laikidry F act lee • Wmdow Treatment*.'Mmi Bknds
From $390 monthfy GAROEN CITY TERRACE
522-0460
400 Apts. For Rent
KEEGO HARBOR
^ P I N E L A K E M A N O R
A P A R T M E N T S 6 8 2 - 9 4 9 9
Meat Bloom field School* 1 A 7 Bedrooms • Waaher
Dryer KI each epl Swimming Pod • Balconies
Cable TV available • Pnvate Storsge individual Meel • Alt Appliances
S A V E U P T O $ 1 3 5 0
T H I S W E E K O N L Y
400 Apts. For Rant
CURTIS CREEK APTS Farnwigson Rd 4 4H Mae
114 2 r
MOT. -Fn 8-5. Sat Sunday 12-5
2-5
On Orchard Lake Rd cwtween Commerce A Caas Lake Rds
Come In with tms ad A save $25 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
Lrvonia
-sase s fabulous ONE BEDROOM
apartment home and move-in by 6/ 15/94'
•SOC to 1.000 sq ft • Den or oltlco svskecne • Specious storsge room
wtth snerves • Prtvete petio or balcony • FREE sasigned covered pertmg • Active planned social calendar • Free heefth cub with circuit
Peoo/Bakrnn, Control Ak
CALL 473-0365
4001Apts. For Rent
MADISON HEIGHTS Cloan spaoous i bodioom. tree heet Wa* to Oakland Maa $460
CHAT3FORO VH-LAGE John R between 13 A 14 MOe
566-1466 Meneged by Kaftan Enlarpnaoa. mc
Medieon "egfta SPRING SPECIAL
C O N C O R D T O W E R S I A 2 BEDROOM APART MEN'S
Stove A refrigerator
• Carport • intercom • Newfy decorated • Smoke detectors • Sprinkler i • FROM $42
1-75 and 14 Mae Next to Abbey Theater
569-3355
GREAT APTS. GREAT '
LOCATIONS $ 1 0 0
S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t
For s o m e 1 B e d r o o m A p t s .
RENT INCLUDES Heat &
Vertical Blinds CALL FOR
SUPER SPECIAL ON FIRST MONTH S RENT
*e* i
400 Apts. For Rent
LIVOMO FRANKUN SO APTS
FROM $530 {HEAT INCLUOED)
1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS AFFORDABLE LIVING
$200 SECURITY DEPOSIT S, Ml A MIOOLEBELT
4 2 7 - 6 9 7 0
NorthvOle THE TREE TOPS
Lrve by the rtvor A above the trees m our sflordaMo and imnquoly do-wgned loft and i bedroom with don spsrtments Covered parting, br^M krtcnene. vertical bands and wooded streamstoe sotting i
l i i l f S k n Plymouth/Canton
F K W k l l V P \ I > 1 I K
A P A R T M E V T S
O n e B e d r o o m S p e c i a l
$ 2 0 0 O F F
1 s t M o n t h ' s R e n t I O n Seier- Syes ;
S u i t e s f r o m $ 4 5 0
l o d u d e s Heat • $ 2 0 0 Security Deoosit
3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0
O n P a l m e r , ( w e s t o f L i l l e y )
H U G E S A V I N G S
2 B e d r o o m A p t s G r e a t l o c a t i o n F r e e C a r p o r t
H a n d i c a p a p a r t m e n t s a v a i a b l e
H u r r y . . . C a l l N o w !
W O O D R I D G E A P T S 4 7 7 - 6 4 4 8
On Middleoen between 6 A 7 Mile
Certain Restriction* A!<*y
• *wo bubOkng hot tub* AND sauna
MUIRWOOD Apartments A Hsafth Club
4 7 8 - 5 5 3 3 Grsnd Rrver si Drake Rd
Don 1 deisy • vtaft today*
LiVONiA i i } bedroom apert-ments avsitabw in lovely welLmokv lained community Please cal Pat for more information at 425-5360
from omy $6451 EHO 8Y APPOINTMENT ONLY
THE BENEICKE GROUP 347-1890
N ROYAL OAK - Cory 1 bedroom duple*. 2 floor* Stove and refriger-ator $425/mo 810-399-2099
NORTHVILLE specioua 2 bed -oom. apartment l ' i both, bolcony A carport Within walking distance to downtown $600 349-7743
i l i l l [ i l l l j i q i
H I
Where We Have Someth ing
For Everyone!
Voa choose the imenities you want. • HEAT INCLUDED
lOCATfD IN NOVI ON PONTIAC TRAIl 1 Ml l i LAST Of BtCK ROAO
OTtN OAR* 9 • t • SUNDAY 12 • 5
6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6
TOTALLY UNBELIEVABLE Sui tes f r om $410*
on Srlott Suitrs
l»i/n<'i\< Hf'lll " I vt ft months of j I 2 month loj-r-
W e s t l a n d
HAWTHORNE CLUB APARTMENTS $200 Secur i ty Deposi t
• Vertical Blinds • S h o r t - t e r m l e a s e s a v a i l a b l e
• M i c r o w a v e s
• Outdoor Pool
5 2 2 - 3 3 6 4 7 5 6 0 M e r r i m a n
Between Ann Arbor Trai l & Warren
Da i l y 9-b Sa t b S u n 10-2
FREE
A P T INFO! • Ovor 140 .000 Apt* on Color Vkdoo " Ooen 7 Dey*.' 4 Evening* • Ps»d by Apartment Owners
Rocf»«slw Mill® 852-8515 Comer of Auburn A Rocheeter Royal Oak 547-9172 2675 Woodward Watertord 332-0182 462 N TeMgrapn Novi 348-0540 Across from 12 Oaks Ma* Southftok) 354-8040 29266 Nortnwootorn Hwy Canton 42711 Ford Rd Troy 3726 Rocheeter Rd Clinton Twp 36870 Qorfleld Ann Ar txx 2877 Carpenter Dearborn
6 monfrt EX 1
AM condfborang ratngorator 'sngs smoas Selectors laundry 'aakrties A Oktrs storage Swimmmg poo Cable evaaabie
ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS
LEXINGTON VILLAGE
PET SECTION AVAILABLE
i bedroom apts from $465 L75 and 14 Mae
Oppoene Oaaiand Mai
585-4010
PRESIDENT MADISON APTS.
I Bedroom Apts $470 t Block E of Johr B
Just S o* Oakland Mak
585-0580
HARLO APTS i Bedroom Api $480
Warron. Met West side of Mound Rd
JUS1 N of 13 MM Opgoene OM Tech Comer
939-2340
LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD Large 1 A 2 Bedroom Unas
F R O M $ 5 8 5 washer A dryer m es Carpeting, vertical bands sppaances balcony, patio swim-ming pool lertrvs oourt* comrmaiity room Noar snoppvtg C A N T E R B U R Y P A R K r maa Rd comer Mo,held oat ween Farmmgton A Merriman Rds 473-3983 775-8206
Model open daay 9-5
400 Apt*. For Rent
N o v r s BEST
VALUE Extromefy large
balcony*, dsauo knehana. snd ver-tical sands Options Induds ports brand new carpeting mo
m omy $6»r EHO
TREE TOP MEADOWS
348-9590
PLYMOUTH - AFFORDABLE Spring Specials Senior cftlxan specious 1 Dedroom eportmonts m qulot odilt community We* lo thoppwtg Con-tra sw Oshwa ior vertical bands carport, pool A> sppecants
«EDFO«> 27000 J. bedroom. 11* baWi. a
vt Rd Lares 2
pal. «er> a m m oompl mo * socmH) itve*7-tsso
ROVAL OAK - 1 M month Hoot 6 eater Csrpsssd. sir
idroom $466. ncAided
$61-7976
ttrrym1 QeK t «->•— nnSin •• •enetien bonds M l qua! r o m p — $370 eeaar Morals
mmg tacSMMa, ndudee Heel 6
6J6-576I
ROYAL OAK 13 Mi
o Jhl—in 453-6611
ORCHARD LAKE ROAD near Teleorspn Beautiful wooded sotwig. 1 a 2 bedroom apt* heal water pd Carpet Air conditioning
FROM S395 ORCHARD WOODS APTS
334-1878 Cal for mlormatmr on
F**t ol the Month Move-m Special
L o c a t i o n
L o c a t i o n
L o c a t i o n
2 bedroom apartments 2 bedroom town homes
Pets Welcome
CALL NOW
NOVI R I D G E
3 4 9 - 8 2 0 0
Limrted time ofter PLVMOUTH - .arge 1 bedroom, al appaancoa central Mr oanda. off street portung welk to downtown $555 phis security 861-5141
PLYMOUTH LIVE ON THE PARK
40335 PLYMOUTH RD Monagor a 101
1 BEDROOM 1450 $100 OFF FIRST MONTH
with Approved Oaon SENIOR DISCOUNT1
• Amenities nOude • Hoot A water • Weai-m closet*
PLYMOUTH - NEAR DOWNTOWN 303 Roe Street
1 bedroom $475.-^200 Security Oepoen -Central Aa A Heel Nee conotrucoon met eOecor aled
PL*MOUTH - Mice. •ergo 1 beo-room, ooee t o dow lomr. SknOs leundr> N o pels A* MM JuTy 1 $465 m o n t h
ONLY
$ 2 0 0 MOVES YOU IN
PLYMOUTH HOUSE APTS
Call today 455-3880
A Yor% Corrvr+r*ty
A f f o r d a b l e 2 BEDROOM Townhouses
tram $706/mo
MEADOWGROVE VILLA 357-4579
SOUTHFKLD
parking, larga wo* large storags araa Rant irom HS5
WELLINGTON PLACE LAHSER NEAR 6% MILE
366-1099 Managed by KaRan EnlaipiHii. mc
PLYMOUTH village ,
1 bedroom upper 0M "oaher dryer s aaabis
j rm $410 month
Bomhaad COUNTRY CORNER APTS
We ro BK3 on Square f 1 Bedroom. itOOaq 2 bodioom 1300 sq ft.
PONTIAC Frankm Blvd Motoric district 2 efficiency apartment* $300 A $350'mo ndudng atamea No pot* Mrs Smith 335-9190
981-7200 ""•"aft-
680-9090 GREAT V A L U E !
791-8444 677-3710
2 7 1 - 4 0 2 8 Corner of Ford''Greenfield
A P A R T M E N T
S E A R C H
• A 2 Bedroom Apertments Large Clossts vortical Bands 2* Mr Service Greet Location
RATES T O O LOW T O PRINT
TWIN A R B O R S 453-2800
Some rootrictiorie apply
•Carpeting A oanos • Laundry taoabas • Control e* A pool
455-3682 Plymouth Rd . noor 1-275
OLD REDFORO. f6'Grand River). 4th floor studio Carpet sppHoncoo Cat 0« $260/mo hoot mdudod Souoakydoan ouwt 476-6451
PL'MOUTH Lovely downlowr apartment Community near Kaaogg Par* Laimdry room caubroom cen-tral air conditioning 1 bedroom apt $466/mo Ca« for pnvato appointment 4 59- 7060
CX-D REDFORD AREA 1 bedroom daium aw private parking heel $345 531-;
T H E
1 • 1 and 2-bedroom apartments • Cable TV available • Vertical Blinds • • 2 Sparkling Pools
Cherry Hill Manor
APARTMENTS
call 2 7 7 - 1 2 8 0 Open 7 days a week
O S S & . . 6 - * 1
4 5 5 - 7 4 4 0
n x nSET
13 morth loac on K t e d undi
HUGE 2 and 3 Bedroom APARTMENTS • S p a c i o u s B o d r o o m s • Fully E a u i p p e c l K i t c h e n • H€^olth C l u t ) o n c j S o u n o • B e a u t y S o l o n • F r e e H e a t
CALL TODAY
Starting at $685 (810) 559-4588
NORTH PARK PUCE Open 7 Days A W—k
v . APARTMENTS
ENJOYABLE L I V I N G Y O U
C A N A F F O R D !
1 & 2 B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T S
^ f i i r r r ^
a
1. 2. 3 & 5 Bedroom ffpts. From $615 Courtesy Van
• Beautiful Fitness Center and Pool
• 24 Hr. Concierge • Valet Parking • Door Man • Up to 3.000 sq. feet
Space is Limited Call Today!
5 5 9 - 1 1 1 1
NORTH PARK TOWERS 'There 's No Where Else Quite Like It."
M-F 10 AM-6 PM, Sat. 10 AM-5 PM. Sun. 1^5
_ A _ A
FARMINGTON
• CHATHAM HILLS < Luxury Living
• Attached Garages • Microwaves Extra Large Apartments • Dishwashers Indoor Pool • Health Club Membership
REDUCED SECURITY DEPOSIT •on select units only
4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 On Old Grand River between Drake A Halstead
Mon - f r i . 9-7 Sat. 11-5 Sea. 11-4
P»V*TKWt*
P l y m o u t h
Hil ls
A p a r t m e n t s 746 S Mill St
Oetaeer. Ann Ardor Tr Ann Arbor Rd
• 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Washar/Oryer in each unit • Window Treatments • Dtsfiwasher • Air Conditioned • Walk lo Downtown • Easy Access to 1-275
Frorr* $450
Open 12-5pm 455-4721 Closed Sundays
PLYMOUTH Unnuo country carnage Mouse tor one person $450'montri including
455-0229
REDFORD A R E A Teiegrapn-5 Mae t t 2 bedroom, cloeri decorated Uiaet. carpet, air conditioner bands, naot included for mature, pro'aaemrian people Wttft oleiencos Prom $365
PARKSIDE A P T S . 532-9234
1600 SQ ft
poo* Cloooto Bammgnam EMC
30300 SoutfiRsM [botwoon 12 6 tS) SOUTHFIELD Extra larga i bedroom widor and 2 bedrooms w/2 batns Large kNOtar
ccivoiad per* no —a—lag pool and slogan! cfuMiouae. 24 hour in
REDFORD AREA $399 MOVES YOU IN
I On sssoctod uratai 'BEE HEAT csoon guMt buOdaig Large 1 6 2
Rant from $405 Teiegrapn - % Mae S of 1-96 GLEN COVE APTS
538-2497 Managed by Kaftan Eiisarpneee
nerr FROM M O
12 MILE 6 LAHSER
C O L O N Y P A R K
355-2047 by Kaftan tiew pnees SOUTHFIELD
Wo are taamg sftili'sari i lor spe-ooue 2 6 3
*AK£FSLO APTS
REDFORD LOLA PARK MANOR abls starting st $465 mo fiaal 6 water rcuMC mvwod Ss omoan-c* Caa 255-0912 Romuaia
OAKBROOK VILLA 2 and 3 badroom T.jenhoi.ieoe
Ranging Irom $399 to $500 mdudes al u I Bliss
Open Mon Wed Fn 9am-5pm Tuee 6 TKn 9em-6pm Sat 11em-2pm Cloaad Sun
1500* BRAMOT 941-4057 TDO (6001969-1633
N o v i / L a k e s A r e a
Waterview Farms Suites from S435
$200 Security Deposit Daily 9-6 624-0004 Sat & Sun
Pontiac Trail between Welt & Beck Roads
N O VV O P E N !
HILLSIDE
Westgate VI 1/2 Month Free
on Select Suites Suites from $495
$200 Security Deposit Include*
Carpor t •Sp*c iou» Apt$ • Wa lk - In Closets Paboa and Balconies
Daily » 6 624-8555 Sat & Sun o f f P o n t i a c T r a i l 1 2 - 4
b t t w n West A Sack Rd* mJnutas bom l-«06 a 1-27
AM real aetata adverttaing In ttMa newspaper ia sub-ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act oI 1968 which makes It Megai to adverttse "any preference, imttatton or diacrimination baaed on race, color. raOgion. sex. handicap, familial status or national origin, or an Inten-t ion lo make any such pref-erence. l imitation or dia-cr imination." Thia newspa-per will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which ia m vio-lat ion of thia law. Our reed-
tha t all dwe l l ings ad-vert ised in this newapsper are available on an equal opportunity baaia.
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A P A R T M E N T S
VI I K A C MVL : O M & 1 W O B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T S
E f e S S 5 0 0
Lakefront Apartment Living
ATTRACTIVE 1 A 2 Oilroom
LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS
FEATURING:
• Cabia TV Available • Convenient to
lila alls n ti CtinrM-ie^rii
anoppfng Center
• Thru-irtt dealgr tar maamum pnvecy 4 cross umt ventilation
• Owimmmg Pool ft O u c n o u M
• Storage In apartment • Balcony or patio • Air condWonmg
6 2 1 - 6 4 8 0
n p U l ? feuSE*!
215LNDIN6S
" F i
Oak Village 2758 Ackley
Westland
729-2332 Oy Living At i t s
Two bedroom, one bath duplex ranch homes wtth fuH basements.
Open Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Saturday 10-5 Sunday 12-5
ITS YOUR MOVE! •
8 B * O & E M o n d a y , J u n e 6 , 1 9 9 4
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' Students honored
Local youths: WXYZ-TV/Channel 7 is honoring more than 200 high school students in its 14th annual "Brightest and Best"public service campaign, a tribute to Michigan high school seniors who have demon-strated excellence in academic and community pursuits. The TV station recently hosted the seniors on the grounds of Broadcast House in Southfield. Pictured are Brandon McKelvey of Canton from Agape Christian Academy (left), Deborah Duncan of Canton from Fairlane Christian, Rhonda Duke of Plymouth from Plym-outh Christian Academy, Channel 7 sports anchor Don Shane, Kristina Dossing of Canton from Plymouth Canton High School and Harry Lee of Canton from Plymouth Salem High School.
OBITUARIES • C O M C L A W T O N
George Lawton, 67, of Northville died a t home on Friday, May 27. He suffered from emphysema and complications. Mr. Lawton was the first fenera l manager at the Community Federal Credit Union in Plymouth. He also served on the school board.
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Services for Giovanna "Jennie" Signorelli, 80, of Plymouth Town-ship were Saturday, May 28, st St. Kenneth Catholic Church. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery.
She was born Dec. 11,1913, in Detroit. She died Wednesday, May 26, in Plymouth Township. She was a homemaker and mem-ber of St. Kenneth Catholic Church. She was a former active member of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.
She is survived by one daugh-ter, Ginnie Murdoch of Novi; three sons, Jopeeph Signorelli of Canton, Peter Signorelli of New
Jersey and William Sifnorelli of I Farmington Hills; 11 grandchil- l ' dren; seven great-grandchildren J -and one brother, Joseph S c a r p u i - t : la of Lake Tahoe, Nev.
Memorial contribution* may bai -given in the form of Mass offer-ings. Arrangements were made by; Schrader-Howell Funeral Home.
U N D A L O U D O U L L Y
Services and burial for Linda Lou Doully, 56, of Canton were Tues-day, J u n e 2, at St. Hedwig Ceme-tery.
She was bora Jan. 17,1938, in * Bowling Green, Ky. She died Tuesday, May 31, in Canton. She was employed as s supervisor.
She is survived by one daugh-ter, Mary Hench; two sons, Mitchell Doully and Dennis Doully, one sister, Pauline Miller, one niece and nephew snd six grandchildren.
Arrangements were made by L J . Griffin Funeral Home.
Pedestrian killed An unidentified man was killed
Wednesday when he tried to cross 1-275 during the busy rytfh hour.
According to s witness, the man tried to cross southbound 1-275 between Six and Seven Mile in Livonia, from the west to the east side. He made it across one lane before he was hit by oncoming traffic. The witness said there was
no sign of s stopped vehicle along the roadside to indicate tha t his car had broken down.
Michigan State Police are not-releasing any other information until the family of the deceased can be notified. The family had not been located as of Friday morning.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLYMOUTH C H A R T E R TOWNSHIP
PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR USE SUBJECT TO SPECIAL CONDITIONS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Planning Commission has received a request f rom Sue Luichlnger to approve the Use Sub)ect to Special Conditions (or a Motorcycle Dealership to be located In an IND, Industr ial Distr ict, pursuant to Zoning Ordinance No. U The subject ptopetty is located on the north side of Ann Arbor Road, west of Gold Arbor and the CSX Railroad Tracks and east of L i l ley Road. Application No. 1151 Tax LD. No*. 78-080-99-0012-000 The Planning Commission seeks input to determine if approval of the Use Sub-ject to Special Cooditioos should be issued under Section 15.2 of Zoning Ordi-nance No. 83. The land is current ly sooed IND, Industrial D is t r i c t Questions regarding the request may be directed to the Community Develop-ment Department during regular busines hours, S:00 s j n . to 4:10 p.m. The Plan-ning Commission w i l l consider the request s t Its regular meeting oo June IS, 1994. commencing at 7:10 p.m. Wri t ten comments concerning the request w i l l be received prior to the meeting. The meeting, application review and address for wr i t ten comment is Plymouth Charter Township. Community Development De-partment, 42150 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth, M I 41170. Telephone Number 451-1840. Ex t 209
DONALD SPROQELL Secretary
Planning Commission P n b i n t Jimr « I t M
PLEASE T A K E N O T E The Charter Township of Plymouth w i l l provide neces-sary reasonable auxi l iary aids and services, socfa ss signers for the bearing impai red and audio tapes of printed mater ia ls being considered at all Township Meetings, to individuals wi th disabil it ies at the Meetings/Hearings upon one week notice to the Charter Township of Plymouth by wr i t ing or call ing the fo l lowing Catherine A. Broadbent. ADA Coodinator, 41150 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth. M l 48170. Pbooe number (111) 451-U40 Ex t 202. TDD users: 1-800-849-1777 (Michigan Relay Service)
PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE CITY O F PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN
7 :M P.M. WEDNESDAY, J U N E 8, 1M4
A regular meeting of the Planning Cnmmtssloo w i l l be held oo Wednesday, June 8, 1994, at 7:00 p.m., in the Commission Chambers of the City Rai l to consider the following: 1 NR-94-10 41«5 Plymooth Road
Site Plan Review - Addit ion Zoned: 1-1, Light Industr ial Appl icant Opportunity 4 Associates (Skyway Precision Inc.)
If this Is s mult ip le tenant building, please post this notice where al l interested parties msy read i t In compliance with the Americana with disabilit ies A c t the City of Plymouth w i l l provide necessary reasonable auxi l iary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing Impaired and audio tapes of printed mater ials being considered at the meeting/hearing, to individuals with disabilities Requests for auxi l iary aids or services may be made by wr i t ing or call ing the fol lowing:
Carol Stone ADA Coordinator 201 S Main Street Plymouth, MI 48170 (111) 451-1214. E x t 208
Al l interested persons are Invited to attend.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP
PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR THE APPROVAL OF NON-CONFORMING USE. CLASS A STATUS
PLEASE T A K E NOTICE that the Planning Commission has received a raquaat f rom Craig W. Cask to approve the Non-Conforming Use, Class A Status to permit an addition to a single fami ly structure in the R-2-A, Multiple Fami ly Residential D i s t r i c t pursuant to Zoning Ordinance No. 81 The subject pi opart? is located on the west side of Northvi l le Road, north of Edward Hines Drive, south oi the M-14 Expressway Application No 1255 Tax. LD No 78-819-81-0 0 8 1 - 0 0 0 The Planning Commission seeks input to determine if approval of the Class A Status Rsquiet should be issued under Section 2127 of Toeing Ordinance No. 81 The land b current ly sooed R-2-A, Mul t ip le-Fami ly Residential D is t r ic t Qutatlons regarding the request may he directed to the Community Develop-ment Department during regular business hours. 8:88 a m to 4:18 p j n . The Planning Commission wi l l consider the request st its regular meeting on Jane 15. 1994, commencing at 7:18 p.m. Written i twimw e i i concerning the rsquest w i l l be received prior to the meeting The meeting, application review and address for wr i t ten comment i s Plymouth Charter Tuniah l | i , Community De-velopment Department 41158 Ann Arbor Rood, Plymouth. MI 48178. Telephone Number 451-1840. E x t 209
DONALDSPROGELL Secretary
Planning Commissiou MS.1SM
PLEASE T A K E NOTE: The Charter Township of Plymouth wi l l provide neces-sary reasonable auxi l iary aids and services, such ss signers for the heuriug impaired and audio tapes of printed materials being considered st al l Township Mfi>Hngi, to Individuals wtth disabilities s t the Meetings/I week notice to the Charter Township of Plymouth by wr i t ing or cal l ing the fol lowing: Catherine A. Broadbent, ADA Coordinator. 42158 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth, M I 48178 Phone nmnber (111) 451-1848 Ext. 202 TDD users: 1-849-1777 (Michigan Relay Service)
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLYMOUTH C H A R T E R TOWNSHIP
PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing w i l l be bald on Wedneeday, June 15, 1994, st Plymouth Township Hall, 41158 Aan Arbor Road. Plymouth. Michigan, commencing at 7:18 p.m.. for the purpoae of oonsidsring r iv isions to the Tentat ive Prel iminary Plat for Country Acres of Plymouth, s proponed subdivision located north of Aan Arbor Road, south of Powell Road hstwsaa Napier Road and Ridge Road, as required by Subdivision Ordinance No. 11. Appl icat ion No 18MA. Descript ion of property for the proposed subdivision Is
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ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS OF PLYMOUTH-CANTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL8
WAYNE AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN TO BE HELD
JUNE 13, 1994
TO THE ELECT O M OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Please Take Notice thai me annual election of the echool district will be held on Monday. June 13. 1904.
THE POLLS OF ELECTION WSJ. OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK. M THE MORN-atO. AND CLOSE AT • O'CLOCK. SI THE EVEMNO.
At the annual school elect ion there will be elected two (2) members ) to the boerd of education of the dietrict for fuH termfs) of lour (4) years ending In 1998, and one (1) member for an unexpired term of one (1) year ending In 1995.
THE FOLLOWMQ PERSONS HAVE SEEN NOSRNATED TO FSJ. SUCH VACANCY(IBS):
FOUR YEAS TERMS Carol Bol lman Suaan E. Davis Mark S. Horvetf i Peggy Ka le Stephen KMjanczyfc
ONE YEAR TERM8 Carolyn D. Bradley Suaan D. Fetten Valeria Greene
THE VOTV8Q FLACE(S) ARB AS FOLLOWS:
PRECS8CT MO. 1 Voting Piaoe: Cent ra l M M s SeheeL The first precinct
Precinct No. 3 and a l of City Precinct No. 5 consists of s i of City
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The third precinct oonslals of a* of City P r e d n c l No. 4. AS of Plymouth TownaNp Precinct No. S and a l of PtymouSi TownaMp Precinct No. 14.
Voting Pleoe: NO. 4
The fourth precinct oonalata of aB of CSy PtBdnel N o 1 and afl of CSy Prednc l N o 2
PRECS8CT NO. 8 Voting Piece: Ftegei Esmswtary Schoot The eighth precinct oonMMB of s i
of Canton Townahip Precinct No. 3. a l of Canton Townahip Precinct No. 8. and a l of Plymouth Townahip Precinct No. 10.
PRECS8CT NO. 8 Voting Piece: hSSer EMsuanlery Sdsoo t Tha n n m precinct consaats of s i of
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of Canton Townahip Precinct No. 7. a l of Canton Townahip Precinct No 12. and a l of Canton Townahip Precinct No. 24
PRECMCT NO . 11 Voting Place: Ertkeeen Elasuanlary Schaal. Tha atenenth precinct consiets of
a l of Canton Townahip Precinct No 9 and a l of Canton Town-ahip Precinct No. 14.
PRECMCT NO. 12 Voting Place: PteM EkaaseaOary Sahsa t The twelfth precinct conalets of a l of
Canton TownaMp Precinct No. 5 and a l of Canton ToueiaNp Precinct No IS.
PRBCMCT NO. 13 Voting Ptaoe: C a a l i a M « h Seheet The thirteenth precinct o c s l s t s of s i of
Centon Township Precinct No. t . sfl of Canton Township Pre-cunei No IS. sfl of Centon Townahip P r e d n d No. 17. and H the terrRory of the school dMr t c t toceted m Superior TownaMp.
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SPORTS
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Baseball, softball, Page 2C Bowling, Page 3C
C C A N T O N
SPORTS SCENE
State champs
The Plymouth-Canton 11-year-old AAU girls basketball team collected top honors at the Michigan Girls State Championships May
13-14 in Grand Rapids. The triumph qualified the team for the National AAU Tournament in July in New Orleans-
Team members are Dawn Allen, Teresa Carter, Heather Cormier, Bethany DeCorte, Callie Giz-icki, Rachel Hofner, Katie Kelly, Lindsay Klemmer, Becky Kowalski, Monica Mair, Laurie Phillips. Monica Rensi, Summer Smith, Angela Strong, Amanda Suder and Ashley Williams.
Gizicki was named the state tournament 's most valuable player, DeCorte and Phillips were select-ed to the all-state team.
The team is coached by Bob DeCorte, Bill Mair and Dan Phillips.
Soccer champions
The Canton Hornets under-12 boys soccer team finished first in its division at the Canton Invitational Tournament May 27-
29. The Hornets defeated the AYSO Cannons 4-0 on May 27; tied the Perrysburg Yellowjackets 3-3 May 28; beat the Red Arrow Express 2-0 May 28; and, in the finals May 29, defeated the Northville Sting 3-0.
Team members are Nick Allen, Rob Ash, Justin Bruner, Trevor DaviB, Matt Dent, Ian Evans. Jason Furr, Brian Guzowski. Steve Hulin, Danny Jaeger. Matt Kardel, Adam Keller, Aaron Krueger, Graeme McDonald, Jean Peltier, Billy Voyles and Brendan Welsh. The team is coached by Al Davis; J im Dent and Steve Furr are assistants.
The Canton Hornets under-11 boys select team was also a champion at the Canton Invitational May 27-29. The under-11 Hor-
nets tied the North Olmstead (Ohio) Thunder-bolts 1-1, then won four-straight matches, beating the Grand Blanc GSSC Intimidators 2-0; the Ster-ling Heights Storm 8-0; the Canton Comets 1 -0; and, in overtime in the final. Schwaben (of Chica-go) 3-1.
The Hornets outscored their five tournament opponents 15-3. Team members are Nic Aust, Derek Bias, Dustin Drabek, Derek Dismondi, Jess Haar, David Lake, Sean Loewe, Matthew Mage re, Tommaso Mainella, Jason McMaster, Ryan Nephew, Joel Rubis, Keith Schenkel, Jimmy Steinert, Leon Walsh and Michael Zemanski. The team is coached by Mark Zemanski, Jim Rubis and Roacoe Mash.
All-around All-American
Jennifer Russell is one of those rarities.
The former Plymouth Canton soccer star not only set all sorts of scoring records in her
four years at Kalamazoo College — during which she was twice named All-American — she was also selected to the 10-member GTE/CoSIDA Ac-ademic all-District 4 women's at-large first team, selected by the college sports information direc-tors of America.
As a first-team district choice, Russell will have her name placed on the national ballot for aca-demic All-American.
It was a well-earned honor. On the field, Russell led Kalamazoo to four-straight Michigan Intercol-legiate Athletic Association titles, going 41-1 against league opponents in her four seasons. She led the MIAA in every scoring category every year, setting league (and school) records for goals, as-sists and points.
Her 118 goals scored in 75 matches places her fourth on the all-time collegiate goal-scoring l is t She was all-MIAA four-straight years and was league MVP three times. The Hornets were 64-10-1 in her four seasons.
She was equally successful in the classroom. A health science nu^or, Russell had a 3.51 grade point average.
Low shooter aureen Mead of Canton turned in the low gross Wednesday for the Women's Metro-politan Golf Association's third flight, fir-
ing a 93 at Wolverine Golf Course in Mount Clemens.
Mead's 41-52/93 was two strokes better than runner-up Judi Stutsman.
Ahead of schedule
In case you were wondering. . .
Joe Brodie, the 14-year-old son of Plymouth Salem basketball coach Bob Brodie who was
seriously injured in a skiing accident last Febru-ary, la recovering very nioely.
According to Bob, Joe la "bock in school full time, and he's walking and moving. They can't be-lieve the progress he's made."
By "they" Bob is referring to various doctors and physical therapists. Joe suffered a severe neck Uyury and was in critical condition for several days.
Although he's improved significantly, Bob said be Mill cannot swallow (he's on a liquid dial. In-jected into bis
.Joins paralysis which
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Regional bound! Salem stages 2 rallies to win district title
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Unbeatable: Mike Mar-sella had some trying moments in Salem's dis-trict semifi-nal Saturday against Livo-nia Franklin, but he still emerged with the win, run-ning his record to 9-0 and helping put the Rocks into the Class A regional.
Bux — U R T N I R PHOTOGBAPHEJI
If one gets the impression Plymouth Salem's baseball team has developed a knack for dram-atizing a situation that really doesn't warrant it, it's because — well, the Rocks do. Twice Saturday they relied on late-inning rallies to gain what they had been favored to win.
Saturday's Class A regional at Brighton, in which they will face the Ann Arbor Huron district champi-
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T h e game was over, the title de-cided, when Plymouth Salem base-ball coach John Gravlin halted his trek back from Plymouth Canton's field.
"Look st this," Gravlin said, slinging his equipment bag over his back to bend over and snatch some-thing out of the dirt. "A lucky pen-ny. I pick up every one I see.
"Tha t ' s one win at the regional. All I have to do is find one more some time this week."
The stakes are getting higher, coach. Best start searching for nick-els, a t leas t
T h e Rocks survived Saturday's tribulations to collect their sixth Claaa A district championship in eight years. Their two victories, 3-2 over Livonia Franklin in their dis-trict semifinal at Salem and 5-3 over Livonia Churchill in the title game at Canton, pushed Salem's season record to 23-8.
It also gave them a berth in this
In both games, the Rocks pre-vailed in their final a t - b a t "Yeah, we're an exciting bunch," said Grav-lin, not altogether serious.
In truth, the winner of the Salem-Franklin semifinal figured to be a heavy favorite to win the title. Churchill did upend Livonia Ste-venson in the other semifinal, 2-0 at Canton, thanks to Mike Tomasai 's three-hitter.
But the Chargers had ju s t five wins in 21 games entering the dis-trict final (although it should be noted that one of those came against highly regarded Westland John Glenn).
So what happens? Entering the bottom of the sixth inning in the fi-nal, Churchill is ahead of Salem 3-1. Charger pitcher Eric Godlewski has smothered the Rock attack on just two hita, while the Churchill offense has collected six hita, plated three
base runners and stranded six oth-ers.
No, things didn ' t look good for Sa-lem.
Bu t the Charger defense unrav-eled. Brad Lear opened Salem's sixth with a single. Eric Kida popped out to catcher Brad Gray-son, but Grayson's throw to first skipped into right field and Lear ad-vanced.
It was an evil omen for Churchill. Center fielder Bill Morris followed by dropping Alan Moran's fly ball, and Godlewski walked Ahmande Grimes to load the bases — with one o u t
Up comes right fielder Mike Brannan. who has a noted flair for the dramatic — hia pinch-hit home run beat Northville in the Western Lakes Activities Association title game. Brannan delivered again, slashing a double to right-center field tha t scored three runs. He took third when Morris ' throw bounced sway from Grayson and scored on Geff Mackiewicx's sacrifice fly.
Salem's sixth: four runs, two hits, one walk, three Churchill errors.
The rally made a winner of Just in Marcis, who relieved Nirav Kher with one out in the fourth and tossed 3% innings of scoreiees relief.
"You can't drop fly balls, you can't kick the ball around like that
CLASS A BASEBALL REGIONAL
Juno 1 1 a t Brighton MS
• Plymouth Salem vs. Saline. 10 a.m.
Westland John Glenn vs. Brighton, noon (approximately)
• Championship. 2 p.m. (approximately)
and put pressure on your pitcher," said Charger coach Herb Osterland. "I could have taken (Godlewski) o u t which I probably should have done.
"Bu t early in the ball game we weren't making errors. Then we started kicking the ball around, and the floodgates opened."
Gravlin, whoee Salem team scored its first run in the fourth on an er-ror, a walk and Kida's single (which meant Godlewski surrendered two earned runs on four hita), knew those lucky pennies had come in handy.
"We were real fortunate today." he said. "The Cardiac Kids — that ' s
See BASEBALL, SC
Kavanaugh returns to SC as coach, AD B Y C . J . RISAK ST ATT Warms
Two questions confronted Ed Ka-vanaugh laat December when Livonia Ladywood athletic director Sal Malek announced the school would not re-new Kavanaugh's contract to coach girls basketball.
First: Would he miss it? Second: Could be find the right
something to replace it? The answer to
both is yes. The highly successful high school coach did not have to conduct much of a search for an-o t h e r c o a c h i n g poeition He was choeen Thursday
. to fill a pair of Ed K i V M M g h o p e n i n g s a t
• AO Schoolcraft Col iaugh is employed
aa a m a t h « a H c a taarhsr. Ha r ^ l i e i i Marty Novak aa ath-
end Jack Grenan m
very happy with the selection. I do feel well work well together."
Carieton said the two poeitions were considered separately by her seven-person selection committee, which went no further than posting the job openings within the universi-ty. Others considered for the AD poei-tion were men's basketball coach Dave Bofatei and Cecil Woodruff.
Both Nowak and Grenan resigned after the last basketball season to pursue other interests.
Ironically, it was Grenan who re-placed Kavanaugh at SC nine years ago after serving aa hia assistant coach. Kavanaugh coached at Lady-wood twice, from 1978 to *87 and from *91 to TO. He compiled a 289 81 record, never having suffered a losing season He guided the *92 Blasers to the Claaa A quarterfinals; laat season, the team finished 14-4.
In his first atint a t Ladywood, the BLaasrs won two state titles. Ia his three-year abesac*. they were at beat a .600 team, going 17-22 the two see sons prior to hia return.
This will also be hia second tenure aa S C s athletic director. He eerved ia tha t capacity for too years, leaving ia "Striae
abrupt dismissal at Ladywood, Ka-vansugh said, "I t ' s like falling off a horse."
At Ladywood, he had problems with the edmin i strati on. which in-sisted on restricting his use of the new gymnasium. At SC, he'll be both coech and administrator — his own boss, to an extent.
Kavanaugh said he had been ap-proached by Grenan near the end of last season, when Grenan was consid-ering resigning. "Bu t I didn't even re-ally think about it until the opportu-nity area posted," Kavanaugh said.
He said be asked himeeif if this wss the opportunity he was looking for. I t was: " T h e moet fun for me in coaching." Kavanaugh said, "has been taking a program that 's nothing and making it something. "
Tha Lady Ocelots were always the Feet e m Conference lead-lag Kavanaugh's first coaching
s t i n t and they remained there during Grenaa's first few n a s a n i But they have struggled the laat few ysara; their 13-13 overall record laat aeaaoa wee their beet in three
Although Kavanaugh la grtting a least la m c m M w ha
will ty be buikftiag
"Without e doubt, there's some quality athletes in this srea," said Kavanaugh . His fo rmuls won't change: "Wel l run a variety of de-fenaea, wel l press s lot, well run ss much as possible."
He admitted he hasn't much of sn idee what kind of talent he haa to work with, but he knows there are players on campus who didn't try out for the team last season. "1 have to get on the horn and talk to some of theee kida," he said. "Get them out on the court and see whet we have."
Kavanaugh aleo plans to meet with both the coaching staff and Carieton. With Carieton. he wants t o "aet down a list of goals, things to improve, things tha t should be in place.
"I have been aaeured it ia not a sec-retarial job," he said of the AO's poai tion. "There is a power involved, all the budgeting responsibilities, the hiring aad firing ef coachee, the
turn to
Neither taak will be easy, but es avanaugh said ia reflecting back a a
hia first coaching stint a t SC: "When
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2C (P ,C) The Observer/ MONDAY JUNE 6, 1994
Ho lmes he lps D a l y w i n open ing tourney
Daly Restaurant, a Class A women's fast-pitch softball team, opened its 28th season by winning an open tourna-ment Memorial Day weekend in Lansing.
Coach Bob T h o m p s o n ' s team took three of four games en route to the title.
Plymouth Canton product Kelly Holmes, who recently finished her freshman year at the University of Michigan, won two games for Daly.
Daly fell to William's Cheese of Bay City in the tourney opener, 8-4, as pitcher Jennie Smith, making her first ap-pearance since last year's na-tionals in Reno, Nev., allowed six runs on seven walks. She struck out seven in four inn-ings.
In the second game, Holmes outdueled Northwestern Uni-versity ace Shelly Hawkins as Daly defeated Michigan Cruise in eight innings, 3-1.
Holmes gave up her only run in the first inning when Bonnie Tholl 's single scored Dot Con-roy.
Daly tied it in the sixth on a single by Angie Fielder and a double by Brenda Schrader.
With the score tied 1-1 after seven innings, the Internation-al Tie-Breaker rule was put
• FAST-PITCH into effect.
Daly's Kelly Thayer brought Tammie Gilles home with a two-out double. Schrader then t r i p l e d home T h a y e r . (Schrader led Daly's with a pair of doubles and a triple.)
Leading 3-1 in the bottom of the eighth, Michigan Cruise threatened with runners on second and third.
Holmes got out of trouble when Tracy Carr snared a line shot at third and Dawn God-frey (Walled Lake) made a div-ing catch of a pop fly to pre-serve the victory.
Schrader led Daley with three hite, including two dou-bles and a triple.
Smi th re tu rned to t h e mound to beat the Lansing Spirits, 7-1. She gave up only one walk and five hits before Holmes came on in the sixth to preserve the victory.
Fielder led Daly's offensive attack, going 3-for-4. Schrader and Cris Wasserman each had two RBI.
In the tourney finale, Daly whipped the Celina, Ohio Suns, 11-0, as Thayer went 4-for-4, including an inside-the-park homer.
Salem grad aids Hawk effort BY BRAD EMONS STAFT WRJTKB
Henry Ford Community Col ' lege, featuring several Observer-land products, came within one pitch of winning the National Junior College Athletic Associa-tion Division II baseball champi-onship.
But the Hawks, coached by Stu Rose, had to settle for a runner-up finish in the eight-team, dou-ble-elimination tournament held May 21-28 in Millington, Tenn. (home of the U.S. Olympic train-ing center).
Lincoln Land (111.) denied Hen- , ry Ford in a see-saw finale, rally-ing for two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning for a 12-11 victo-ry-
Tom Davey, a converted 6-foot-7 pitcher from Plymouth Salem High and fifth-round draft pick Thursday of Toronto Blue Jays, came on in relief and had two close pitches called balls with two strikes and two outs.
"We thought we had the game, we started heading out of the dug-out," Rose said. "Then, they hit a couple of flares tha t dropped in for hits and we ended up losing.
"It was hard to take, but in re-trospect we made five errors and we shouldn't have been put in that position."
The Hawks finished the year 37-15 overall.
They tied Macomb and St. Clair CC for the Eastern Confer-ence title in the Michigan Com-munity College Athletic Associa-
COLLEGES
tion. » Henry Ford advanced to the
NCJAA Division II finals by win-ning the Region 12 tourney in Battle Creek. The Hawks, who ousted Glen Oaks in the champi-onship, captured five of six games.
In NJCAA action, Henry Ford opened with a 9-4 win over Hinds, Miss., but lost to Morris, N.J., 6-3 (squandering a 3-2 lead in the ninth inning).
The Hawks bounced back to beat Rhode Island CC, 16-9, scor-ing eight times in the final inning. Victories followed over Carl Al-bert, Okla. (12-10), Morris (2-1) and Lincoln Land (3-2).
Davey was the winning pitcher over Morris, while lefty Phil Woods (Livonia Stevenson) beat Lincoln Land.
Westland John Glenn's Gary Pierce, a sophomore shortstop headed for South Carolina-Aiken, was named NCJAA tournament MVP after reaching base safely 31 of 39 times.
Here are some of Henry Ford's season individual accomplish-ments: • Pierce, the Hawks" leadoff man. batted .318 this season with 43 walks and an astounding 26 hit-batsmen. He stoled 19 of 23 bases. • Davey, whose fastball has been clocked as high as 92 mph, fin-ished with a 4-3 record. He 9truck out 55 batters in 48 innings. He
Caesars sinks Delwal with late rally Westland Federation continued
to roll in the Livonia Collegiate Baseball League.
On Friday, Westland improved to 4-0 on the season with a 5-0 victory over Wendy's in a game at Eastern Michigan University's Oestrike Stadium.
Pitchers Andy Reynolds (five innings) and Jarrod Hura (two innings) combined on a four-hitter.
Wednesday at Ford Field, Westland beat Walter's Appli-ance in eight innings, 2-1, as Ryan Peavey scored the game-winner on Joe Vondracek's bun t single.
Vondracek (Redford Catholic Central) went 4-for-4, while Mike
SANDLOT
Davis added two hits. Tom Wakefield, the winning
pitcher, allowed just four hits and four walks over eight innings. He struck out seven.
Caesars stops Delwal Andy Taylor collected two hits,
including a key triple in the fifth inning to break a 2-2 deadlock, giving Little Caesars a 3-2 LCBL victory over Delwal Wednesday at Livonia's Ford Field.
Both teams are 1-2 in the LCBL.
Wayne State University's Jesse
Gerwatowski, a product of Livo-nia Franklin High, was the win-ning pitcher. He worked the first five innings before giving way to reliever Sammy Sower, who came on to get the final six outs to earn the save.
The two Caesars pitchers com-bined on a two-hitter.
Ron Hollis, a right-hander from the University of Michigan, took the loss. He struck out eight, al-lowed only four hits and walked one in seven innings.
Delwal scored on a Gerwa-towski wild pitch with the bases loaded in the first inning. They added a run in the third on Mike Pesci's single.
In the second game Wednesday,
unbeaten Westland Federation (3-0) handed Walter 's Appliance (1-1) a 2-1 defeat.
Hornets win opener David Young pitched five score-
less innings Wednesday, leading the Livonia Hornets to a 7-2 vic-tory over Hartland in a Tri-Coun-ty Mickey Mantle-age (15-16 year-olds) opener at Livonia Ste-venson.
Scott Craver pitched the final two innings.
The Hornets play three games this week at Stevenson — 6:30 to-night (vs. Brighton No. 2); 6:30 Wednesday (vs. Novi); and 10 a.m. Saturdav (vs. Brighton No. 1).
BASEBALL All WISTtltK LAKES
ACTTVmEf ASSOCIATION 1994 BASEBALL TEAMS
ALL-CONFERENCE HTCLWFK Mike Marsella, sen**, Plymouth
Car,tor FVst b m n n : Fred Swart out. semor. North -
Tony Granata. )untor. Uvonia FrankWi; Enc Marcorte. senior. Plymouth Can-ton; Mike Wolfe, senior. Walled Lake Western
QetWaMace: Ed Kennedy, senior. Farmington
Kamson; Vtnce DeMassa. senior, Uvonia ChurchHl; Kurt Ka«sner. senior. Northvltte.
AT-large: Jason Mavei. senior, Northvtlie. HONORABLE MENTION
(TFMSTON records) NorttrvWe (7-3): Dean FreHtCk. Dave McCul-
koch. Jeff Luterek, FrankNn (7-3): Jonn woclen, Jason Livingston; Canton (7-3): Adam GWes; Western (6-8): Jason Ayotte. John Gibson; Harrison (3 7): Joe Peso. Dave Hensei. Aaron Lawson. Adam Smerecki. CtwrcMN (1-B): Ron Blackmore. Enc Godlewski. Brad Grayson
Lake Central: Mike Bmt. semor, Westland John Glenn; Chns CrwcWla. senior, Livonia Steven-son
AT-targe: Joey Danietewicz. senior. North
HONORABLE MENTION (division records)
(9-1): Man ADOott. Billy Styles. AH mande Gnmes, Justin Mar as. Bryan Proctor
(9-1): Matt Howton. Jake Henry
Farmington (S-5): Dale Domas. Nick Latra. Mike Williams. Central (4-S): Ken Schiller. RoC Wmg, Scott Thenautt. Enc YakJIn. Rory Pawl: N. Farmington (2-8): Jeff U^HT. Corey Meurer. M i k e Feid. Dann Giasser; Stevenson (1-9): Aaron Racey, Chris Konoogiani. Glenn Pirmeo
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• SALEM 3, FRANKLIN 2: This dis-trict semifinal had an odd twist to it, one that nearly cost Plymouth Salem.
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Ray Maleyko singled. So did Jason LivingBton, putt ing the tying runs aboard.
Salem coach Gravlin called for a pickoff attempt at second base. Marsella, who had erred on two previous pickoff a t tempts at first base, tossed it into center field. Making a bad situation worse, the ball got past center fielder Sam
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also hit .298 with seven homers and 36 RBI (tied for second on the team with Robin Roberta). • Dean Rovinelli, a freshman pitcher from Plymouth Canton, went 5-1. • Rick Wing, a freshman reliever from Walled Lake Central, was 5-0 and walked only two batters in 28 innings.
• Woods, who missed most of his freshman year with a broken wrist, was the team's ace down the stretch. He finished 7-1 with four complete games, including two wins in the Region 12 tour-ney. Woods, who is entertaining offers f rom seven d i f f e ren t schools, also played left field and hit .265. • Jerry Shippe, a second base-man from John Glenn, was limit-ed to backup duty after separat-ing his shoulder on the team's spring trip. He hit .243. • Outfielder Kevin Craggs (Can-ton) and catcher Jeff Cislo (Farm-ington Harrison) also provided bench strength.
Catcher Rick DeSana of Wyan-dotte was the team's top offensive threat. The Region 12 MVP hit .392 while leading the club in homers (10), RBI (38) and runs
(43). He is headed to Georgia Col-lege.
Koester All-Region Siena Heights College senior
outfielder Jeiry Koester (West land Glenn) was recently named to the NAIA All-Region squad.
Koester, the Sainta' lead-off hitter, helped Siena Heights to a 35-34 record and a berth in the National Association of Intercol-legiate Athletics World Series held last week at Sec Taylor Sta-dium in Des Moines, Iowa.
Siena Heights was eliminated by top-seed Dallas Baptist, 11-0, and Point Loma (Calif.) Na-zarene, 5-3.
Koester, the team's leading hitter (.379) with a team-best 74 runs and 51 stolen bases, missed the second game with a pulled muscle.
Stover lifts Lakers Grand Valley State junior
c a t c h e r / t h i r d baseman Eric Stover (Westland Glenn) hit .293 as the Lakers (35-22) enjoyed their winningest seasoi^in over 10 years.
Stover is also Grand Valley's starting quarterback in football.
La Grow. Maleyko and Livingston scored.
The game was tied. But the Rocks survived. In
their seventh. Franklin second baseman Tony Granata mis-played Kazuki Xar i su ' s grounder. Karisu stole second and Matt Ab-bott followed with a bunt single, putting runners at first and third with one down. With the outfield in shallow, Dave Knight slashed a drive over right fielder Mike Au-buchon's head, scoring the game-winner,
Marsella survived to claim the win, running his record to 9-0.
"Pitching was the name of the game today," said Franklin coach Jim Karoub.
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Divine Child edges CC BY STEVE KOWALSKI STAJT Warraa , <
Of all the comforts at Tiger Sta-dium, Redford Catholic Central senior pitcher Dave Suaalla was probably moat grateful for the spacious center field.
Mike Cervenak's second-inning triple to straightaway center — 440 feet from home plate — scored three runs and gave Dear-born Divine Child ace Luke Bonner all the support he needed in a 4-1 win over CC for the Cath-olic League championship.
With the bases loaded, one out and a full count on Cervenak, Suaalla had to groove one. Hey. at least Cervenak's shot didn't land in the seats and count as a grand slam.
"Thank God 1 was at Tiger Sta-dium," said Susalla, a left-hander who lost for the first time in 10 decisions. "It would have been out anywhere else. I threw a fast-ball down the middle and the guy hit it — a long ways."
Susalla is winless in two Catho-lic League championship starts at Tiger Stadium. He started and lasted three innings in a loss to Warren DeLaSalle last year.
Most of Susalla's trouble came in the second and Cervenak. the Falcons' leadoff hitter, made the most of his opportunity. DC load-ed the bases with walks to Aaron "Shrewsbury and Ryan Kelly and an infield error on a ball hit by Joe Teed.
That brought Cervenak to the .'plate, and he smacked a full-count pitch over the head of CC centerfielder Dave Kapla to clear the bases and give the Falcons a 3-0 lead.
"I figured he'd throw a fastball because he didn't want to walk me." said Cervenak, who was 2-for-4. "He was a good pitcher, one
.of the best we've seen all year. I knew 1 hit it solid and just started
CATHOLIC
running, hoping it would fall in." Cervenak leads the Falcons
with 64 hita and 44 RBI. "He came out and hit for the
cycle the first game of the year and has been hitting ever since," DC coach Mark Falvo said. "Mike has carried us a lot, and there's no one else I'd rather have up at that point."
The Falcons built their lead to 4-0 in the third with an RBI sin-gle by eighth batter Mike DiSal-vo. but Susalla gave the Sham-rocks a chance to rally, retiring 12 of the last 13 DC batters.
Susalla scattered five hits, struck out six, walked two and hit two batters. But his counterpart, Bpnner, had even better Btuff.
Bonner, one of the state's top junior pitchers, allowed only three hits, struck out 12 and walked three.
The Shamrocks got their only run in the fifth when Jason Cou-ture singled to score Mike Homant, who had doubled, from second base.
The Shamrocks had runners on first and third after consecutive walks in the sixth before Bonner got Andy Slankster to pop out
and Homant on strikea to end the inning.
Bonner showed even more com-mand in the seventh, striking out the side to give the Falcona their fourth Catholic championship in 12 years.
DC is 32-1 overall and No. 1 ranked in Claaa B, but this was the Falcona' first trip to the Cath-olic finals since winning the crown in '88. The Falcons have won the laat four championships they've played in, including trips in '83 and '84.
"I told the kids, 'You don't know what it 's like until you've been here,' " Falvo said. "I guess you can say Divine Child is un-defeated at the "Big House.' Luke was throwing hard today, but he never did get his deuce working. He has one hell of a curve."
The Shamrocks, 22-8 overall, won Catholic championships in 1990 and *92 before losing the last two. Couture was the only Sham-rock to finish with two hits.
"We figured Dave (Susalla) would be our best shot to beat DC, and he pitched well enough to win take away the one inning," CC coach John Salter said. "We've been on both sides, win-ning and losing the champion-ship, and it 's disappointing, but we've had a good league seasoh."
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N a t h a n Har r i s paaaed away s u d den ly laat Fr iday Ha waa the pro-prietor of Drak-eahire Lanes in Fa rming ton Hi l l s and Novi Bowl.
T h o u g h s h o r t in s t a tu re , N a t e w a s a g i a n t a m o n g b o w l i n g c e n t e r p r o p r i e -tors. Both of h i s houses exempli-fied how the bus i -nesa s h o u l d be run . Ha r r i s was
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H e m a n a g e d to get to America a f t e r five years in post-war d i sp laced per-sons c a m p s . Har r i s worked d i f fe rent joba, inc lud ing owning a bakery , t hen saw the oppor tun i ty to get into the
bowling businaaa. Ha h a d pood bus inaaa ssoss, b u t i t
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H a r r i s was l iving proof t h a t t h e Ho locaus t waa real. He w a n t e d peop le to real ize wha t it was a n d why it h a p -pened . so they could m a k e ce r t a in it would never reoccur.
T h i s ia the final c h a p t e r of t he N a t h a n Har r i s story. As he migh t say. "On ly in Amer ica ' "
T h e W I B C C h a m p i o n s h i p T o u r n a -m e n t is cur rent ly in progress in S a l t Lake Ci ty , and th rough M a y 26 sever al locals were u p there in t he s t a n d -ings.
Cheryl Dan ie l s of P r o Bowling f a m e had a gr ip on first place in t he c lass ic d iv is ion singles event with a 703 se-ries Carol Schemer s /A le t a Sill a re four th in doub les with 1.298. whi le Be t ty T r i m pe r /Te r ry G r a n t f W e a t Bloomfie ld) are n in th with 1.241.
Sill is also four th in all even t s a t 1.922. In Diviaion II, Mon ica Diugoa (Wes t Bloomfie ld) is t h i rd in s ing les wi th 6 6 3 . .
T h e Grea ter Detroi t Bowling Aaao-c ia t ion h a s n a m e d Har ry C a m p b e l l a s Bowling 's M a n of the Year, and D a n O t t m a n of Troy a long wi th Mike Ca l -loway have been selected for Mer i tor i -
Campbe l l . a De t ro i t bowl ing H a l l -of-Pamer , was previeualy b e a a t e d h r M e r i t o n o u s Service i s I M S . O t tman originated t he J u n i o r M a s -tars Associat ion, a m o n t h l y s c r a t c h t o u r n a m e n t for t o p level j u n i o r ' bowlers . . .
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The runway's clear lor an exciting customer service career. A growing dynamic regional airline that offers passenger service to over 50 cities in 15 states and Canada is looking for peopte who share our commitment to "an above and beyond the call of duty" customer service philosophy We ars looking tor part-time Customer Service Agents at the Detroit metro airport.
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Afternoon poeitxm Reeponeibie lor monitoring 8 dispatching on our customers alarm system using our computer System Full twne with benefits Wsaed Leke locstion Call Ray. 669-2206
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AMC MAPLE III THEATRE Now hiring A* staff positions Appli-cations SveNebie st b o i office d ic -ing buameee hours 4135 W Maple Rd (W of Telegraph) 855-9091 AIR CONDITIONING TECHNICIAN
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Days & afternoons. Walled Lake area. Steady full time work ONLY! Must have transportation.
M A Y D A Y S E R V I C E S 8 2 7 - 1 1 6 3
AIRPORT SECURITY Full t ime or pen- t ime Help wanted Rettreee welcome W « tram Caa Mon-F r l 1 l em-3pm 722-0030
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M A Y D A Y S E R V I C E S 8 2 7 - 1 1 6 3
ALARM DISPATCHERS Ospeic f iar t needsd for fest paced central station Premium eragas paid for 2 yeers sapertenos Benefits
558-5636
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M A Y D A Y S E R V I C E S 8 2 7 - 1 1 6 3
ALARM DISPATCHERS Ospeic f iar t needsd for fest paced central station Premium eragas paid for 2 yeers sapertenos Benefits
558-5636 APPLICATIONS
NOW BEING ACCEPTED tor Summer kitchen utility help Ca* Monday thru Friday between 10em-3pm 396-7920
ALARM INSTALLERS Seeking experienced alarm instak-srs and trs* ieee tor growing securtty company Wage is baaed upon ex penance MecMcefeOIK Troy 810-362- i550
» 810-433-4800 6161 Box 8176
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tor Summer kitchen utility help Ca* Monday thru Friday between 10em-3pm 396-7920
ALARM INSTALLERS Seeking experienced alarm instak-srs and trs* ieee tor growing securtty company Wage is baaed upon ex penance MecMcefeOIK Troy 810-362- i550
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APPLICATIONS being accepted for pert time office deer tng evening hours Farrmngton araa B 8 Tele-graph 8 M«e 8 Evergreen Auburn I Adems Rocheeter 759-8506
ALLSTATES DARTS Now hiring pert t ime help Start ing pay 85 25/hr advancement tor right person Must be sbie to work wee* -ends Knowledge of Oerts 8 BHkards helpful Apply at 15141 Telegraph Rd Redford Or Cat Mon-Frl 10-1pm Ask tor Cheryl 531-1035
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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY seeks help tor phone proiecl Evenings 85 75 per hour Cea. 425-6845
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Farmington, Canton. Novi, Plymouth & Wlxom
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Experienced m plumbing, electrical, haetlng. general maintenance Fua or pan t ime 352-2550
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Farmington, Canton. Novi, Plymouth & Wlxom
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AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE Days 8 nights, fu* time, benefits Apply st 24650 N Industrial Dr.. N of Grand Rhrer, between nagger-ty 8 Hslstsd
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Establish a career with the nation's largest department store. JCPenney Twelve Oaks, is now accepting applications lor full time commissioned and non commissioned selling specialists and sales associates
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10 s m . to • p.m., Sunday, 11 a j « . to 6 p.m.
An equal oppodunMy employer. M/F/V/H
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500 Help Wanted APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE
For large suburban apartment com-plex Muet neve 2 years experience In property menegemenl Apert-ment 8 Utamee included Ca* Mon -Fn 9am-5pm. 352-4043
An Equal Opportunity Employer
APPLICATIONS NOW being accept-ed Do you have automotive or reta* sales beck ground? The On Diapetch s cham of auto aarrtoe centers, •
8 looking for Menagement T Techrndens We « e tram — people HOURLY PLUS BONUS C M I o r w p t 8 interview. 355-1038
APT CARETAKER COUPLE For amea senior dt t tan twadmg m Oak Part near S Mae 8 Cooadge Smaa salary plua 2 bedroom apt.
Caa Mon-Frt. 9-6 258-6401
ARCHITECT lor commerciel/ lnduetnel bunder Experience pie lerred Send reeume to MCX. 38700 Van Dyke, Ste »200, Sterling Halghta. Ml . 48312.
ARE YOU A COLLEGE needing an internship? If you are an 18-21 yr old Oakland County real-dent receiving flnenclal aid 8 are nol denned as a depenOenl on parents income tax. caa now to sea M you qualify 354-9167
ART POSITION Fua aneaeble for minor artwork on phonograph* ArUsBc aMa-
ty helpful We wm tram Must be able to work overtime 8 some Sat urdeys Start ing pay 88 .S3 par hour PSUM 8 promobona beaed on per-
A M y Norffi SI Schoolcraft. Photo. 27451 . Uvome
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Needed m Wtxom and Weebend areas. AM smfU 85-86 per hour Fua
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MasterStaff 442-2255
ASSEMBLERS NEEDED tor non-smokmg. clean, ak conditioned aght aaasi'ntii/ plant locsaad In Plymouth 86 an hour to start Good beriema. Send rseums or lensr Is lsMno ex-perlenoe lo Box TM. Qbaarver 8 Ec-
centric M e » i p i p e r i 36251 Schoolcraft Rd
Uvome Ml 48150
500 Help Wanted
Assemblers 33 Positions
Looking tor i sBatili. dspendsbM end queened mdMduala to aa poai tione In the electronic snd mechenn-cai aaeerr\t»y fields, eotoer. machine oparetors. rework and tac-pec - sa srees are needsd Free supplemen-tal refresher and upgrade framing available Locations mduOs Rocheeter HBta. Auburn H«s LTvorae 8 Fsrmmgtor Bias Cea to-dey tor Interview
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APPLY TODAY
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L I G H T I N D U S T R I A L Positions m Wayne W sari enc
to stsrt • Complete f raming • Locations evaaabie m your araa
For en misr . lew caa (313) 422-2496
NO EXPERIENCE Manager Tralnea ENCE NECESSAI RY
We're new to m r h l g s r but growing taet N you have the burning dsal r i to i c c e e d and the other so-csBed careers |uet haven't « the b e then caa todeyl Earn 8500 every week start ing now No mghta or anda Branch wlthm the 1st yr tor the right per eon Ca* Morv-Thura Only 354-0447
Meneger Tralnei ENCE NECESSAI NO EXPERIENCE
We're new to Mlrh lgan but growing you neve the t u n i n g rtselri
caa todeyl Earn 8800 every weak star l ing now No ilyhii or i ^ e k -snds B i snch i * w 4 g e poealMRles Wlthm the 1st f tor the nght per-son Cea M o r v T t w s Only 3S4-0447
P o s i t i o n s A v a i l a b l e •Assemblers • Production •Clerical Workers •Dispatcher 'Warehouse •General Labor Workers
Wo Experience Necessery.'-No fee/ Bring a frtond-Referral Bonus Program 11
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p u n c t u a t e o c a * a t e l y . T h e s e a r e p a r t - t i m e p o s i -
t i o n s t h a t o f f e r o c o m p e t K J v e b o s e s a l a r y p l u s
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ADIA THE EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE
Westland: (313) 722-»0«0 Taylor: (313)291-3100
ASSEMBLY TECHNICIAN To aeaambls bicycles 8 cither p ucts a l maior retsasrs Weet/N£ west suburbs Must neve reS car 8 Basic Hand tools WBt benefits sveaeble For caa 313-457-
ASSISTANT tor aceneerl dey care Happy 8 heaitby, rssponeibM expe-rience riscaassT|i 40 hraAMk Write t o Ms Phaneuf. 31139 E f M M n d Bkminghem 48025
ASSISTANT Tram to
to S24K manage brsnch of Fortune
SOO company CaB Cindy Personnel Dels Report Corp
524-1500 FAX 524-J461
ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE
F U N ! ! ! P R O F I T S ! ! !
$ 2 7 5 - $ 4 2 5 W K . mterneoonaf nholsaan company haa 33 »obs m sa departments tor new oflloee NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY We Trsm' Caa Knets
ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE
F U N ! ! ! P R O F I T S f l !
$ 2 7 5 - $ 4 2 5 W K . >1«W national •hci lasau c o m p w n hea 33 robe m at departments for new oMoes. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Ws Trsmi Cea Krtata 478-5*56
ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT
CRAZY 12-15 CRAZY m
IT ANT TO TECHNICIAN Fua t ime poemor r easels Musi ba aHa lo work days or sftarnoons 8 every oeier a e s a i d . S o u e i W d area 88 OO par h o w to slart Musr be <*rug tree 8 have a good enMng record Cat Patrick belwsan 9er^ 3pm a t (SIS) J
J ATTENTION I snoad T i l i n m
Leeaant i o i e a n i 8 e « t b l g 8 * 8 * T e l e p h o n e C a n v a a e i n g
Peri-nmertua-nme
• TOP HOURLY WAGES
• BENEFITS ' MORI H O 8 EARLY AFTERNOON
B H T T S AVAILABLE • NO a C L U M X
(8101 84S-1M8 em 111
M a c h i n e O p e r a t o r s
M i g W e l d e r s • T u b e B e n d e r s
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A n d T u l f l o n
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M o n d a y , J u n e 6 , 1 9 9 4 O&E * S C
506 Help Wanted
$ S U M M E R $
J O B S 8
PERMANENT POSITIONS » 8300 8400/wk over the
" t with km compeny Muet heve greet etutude snd a k . deaBng wMh p * p l e No experience e i n n ; C ^ L y r m 647-0710
ASSOCIATES Enemeertna Oals Prnnseske- Ac-coemng Tsch Seas, or us* your background as e Ceheiatant C.Lsasni n j 2* fam old •
737-:
A STEP AHEAD REAL ESTATE SALES
& APPRAISING
Lasai office of nanonaty recognaeO real estate V m looking tor 2 people lor thee F arrmnglorv W eat Bloom •MM ofWce Muet be waang to work nerd and be framed
CONTACT STEVE LEHMAN * ~ S« Vice President al
" " 651-4100 Ext 312 . THE MICHIGAN GROUP . : REALTORS M C
•ATHLETC APPAREL IO 824K
of national cham atore Caa Ray "Personnel Oets Report C o r p -
52^1500 Fea 824-2461
• < w » porar io r a n
f a r - w v j ' .
ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS
COLLEGE PRO PAINTERS « hiring st 85 75-17 f low no
r Own Irans-•y W Bloom-
on Joel 642-6102
- DEAL » gel out to work Caa
• from youl home to sched-' c-c« lor Purple Itsert.. CaB
1 9-5 726-4572
AWENTiONii It you sre w i 18-21 yr o*J Oakland Coimty rseiOent cea "0W lo M e if you Qjuaefy tor youth ernpiorment progrem 354-9167
+ Attention! I M M E D I A T E
O P E N I N G S
nmmC 30 armai oorts • M a n t r i a n «or C^n to^ D ^ a 18a aoM §om+ ot#a paying up to %7 pm
N o r r e l l S e r v i c e s
6 7 7 - 2 8 9 1 ATTENTION! Oakland County i a ^ o e m m W M of a fof
IS - Baceptionlst 16 50-87 Oft Th» Job training lor Worperlect 5 * 8 Lntua Free aervtce See If you oeaafy 354-9167
AtTEN-ION - Ooenlng m ladles (%-vlkior only to d e e r rvsaweys In tpartmani communl t le . Fua t l m . Day wort , car naaded. paid hoadays 8 Vecatwri 85 50-S5 9 C h r Cea Mon Fn 6em to 3pm 427-4343
A T T E N T I O N
$300 Wk Average Genersl help No experience
HO Help Wanted
AUTO 8ERVICE TECHNICIAN
Warned tor buey independent
GOODYEAR 8TORE - 5 days per a
• Exce*snt pey 8 I • ASE s plus, but no
Ca* tor appt
313-455-7800 810-353-0450
8 Plymouth Auto Body CoMslon 7 W Ami Arbor Tr, Plymouth
A U T O D E A L E R Assistant Office Man soar tor duel
Mat paced
i. pewoa 8 t acs tmm oppt opportuni ty tor
Caa Sandi Taylor 333-3200
AUTO DEALER hae opening tor part time customer to*ow up Rep Good communication skes s muet Com-puter eapenanoe helpful Contact Tom Or egos Troy Ford 5 * 7 - 8 1 4 *
AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE Sel-t*) 8 operate Experienced Oeys Benefits I competi t ive waoaa
5*2-4492
AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE Oevenport 8 Acme Operalora Days 8 nights. »uS time. bene l lU Experienced only CSM Menufectur-ing. FartMnglon HiBs 471-0704
AUTOMATION MANUFACTURER has toaowlng posit ions s s*abi«
sxper ienced. Genere l Lebore r CompeOtrve asgss 8 b e n e l s , over -tame Apply or sand reewna to. Ac-cwn Mebc Systems. 11973 May
Ml 48150 261-aOOO
AUTO MECHANIC -muet have own tools Apply m per-son. 27153 W 7 Mae Rd Redford or tax resume to 53S-0S00
AUTOMOBILE Window TInter Experienced Good start ing pay
255-*072
AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON sxpensnos required Caa bob or brand tor sppomtmsnt Canton Auto Supply 459-7743
In person »sm-3pm. Mon-Fr l Dynamic Reeeerch 411*0 vmcenl i
!Novt) Off Meedoerbrook
Compeny I ALSO Sho
S 8 0 h e ^ p W a n t e d
AUTO MCCHAMC Uvome shop Ortvebety . s l s r a n s l 8 air condwon-ing. mual be o s r t f e d . 8 deys bene-ats. salary negoaems M you re the beet M s tarn ARar 8pm 477-473*
AUTO MECHANIC Buay murder shop needs C a I Wed brake 8 aahauel mechanic. Chance tor advancement Apply Novi Tirffy. 24400 Novi Rd . )uet N of 10 Mae
347-10*0
AUTOMOTIVE Fua and part Bme entry level open-ings m e r g s genera repair ahop No oertMceOane required. unBmned ad-
eem Deme Auto Care. *07 Doheny Dr. m Nor thv fe mduatnel Per t
349-5115
A U T O M O T I V E TIRE INSTALLERS
Expenenoed or s a bam the right mdMduel Greet pey. benellta
TIRE 1660 West Maple. Troy or 5706 Weet Mspts West atoomhek]
AUTO ONE Auto elerm nsteaars expen-enced slerm. glees sunroof del saw snd solo acceeeory
mstsasrs Musi be experienced and dependeble Benefits vecetwxi medical meuranoe evsaetMs Excel-lent weges Apply Auto One 8 M 6 N Tsisgrsph. Deerbom Heights
AUTO PARTS DRfVER/COUNTERPERSON
Needed st WSS*SK>S dealer Muet neve good drMng record end be re-kable Apply m person st
DWYER 8 SONS Volvo-Subaru
AUTO PARTS SALES PERSON Growing compeny needs ssles per son tor sstsbkehed weet side lerrtto-
hevs automotive parts experience Salary commieelon expensss nos-pneHzatKm Caa 451-0333
AUTO PORTERS Greet opportunity tor mdtvldueis •eekinfl s career m euto service Must nave good driving record Caa Paul 355-3344
AUTO PORTERS Needed to dear- 8 shutfls vehicles COL A or B pre-ferred Apply si the reception deek st 17000 Northmas Rd Nprthvias
AUTO RELATED Compeny wents competent Parts inataaer tor up 8 coming custom van 8 truck store "* —- 255-6072
500 Help Wanted
A U T O
S E R V I C E A D V I S O R
snd have knowledge of taclory war-Apply l o TAMAROFF OOOGE 24*25 W 12 Maa Rd Sot I I and . Ml 4 *034
AUTO TECHNICIAN l O g n m e n t brakea. and suepenaKm aueafted prnlsasnnie aratuds and appeerance a muet Pey ocntroaed only Dy amtKUon Caa 722-8473
AUTO TECHNICIAN Busy Redlord Dodge deeler hae openmge tor trsnemasion techni-cians Applicant mual be stats certi-fied wtth experience Exceaeni pey pier with C S I mcantrvee Cea BB Grintth et Bruce Cwr«>bea Dodge
536 1500 tor an interview
SOO HetpWi
AUTO TECHNICIANS
GootfYear • ay«ng Mgh ea a laat m auto and are care, and now
Stale i m taheeun required Current ASE and/or work experience pre-ferred H you he«e the beckground to be a pert of o u teem and the drive fo succeed Pteeea ca* tar an eppomtment
Uvonia Garden City Rob Wedin Jim McCarthy 476-0900 422-6380
G O O D Y E A R Woman and unmoiHlas encoureged lo apply EOE M / F / D / V
BEAUTICIAN OF MAMCURIST
Sana Order and Cualomar
benamg
S h a r e T h e B e n e f i t s
o f O u r G r o w t h
F U L L & P A R T
T I M E T E L L E R S
First o l America Bank -Ann Arbor a seeking tua snd pert-t ime Taftsrt lor sevarel of our locetions Applicants must nsve exceeent communication
AUTO SERVICE l leneger T-sinee Trsm to sem over 830* ss brsnch meneger Caa Pale
Personnel Dels Report Corp 524-1500 Fas 524-2461
til III" Grand River 8 No phone<
AUTO PARTS DRIVERS (2 positions opsn) Saturn retaa fa-
Parts Drivers No " C ? 1 to
S e t i m of Plymouth Attn Fixed Operations Meneger
9301 Maaeer DrNe Plymouth. Ml 4*170
AUTO SERVICE PORTER Musi be reliable and nave good Orrving record Fua t ime lots of nours See Doug Roberts
TOWN 8 COUNTRY OOOGE 31015 Grand River st Or char a Lake Fsrmlngton HiBs 474-6750
AUTO TECHNICIAN Apply st Joy 8 Mernmen Amoco,
I 31411 Joy Rd Westiend 427-2836
ATTN MATURE INDIVIDUALS Psrt tims phons work 16-20 hrs per w» Set sppts No seMe Flax hrs 86. iv • Donus G lo r ia Mon Thurs sfter 2pm 721-71*6
ATTORNEY . part - t ime lor coaection 8 construct ion con trect edvtaemeritt Experience p r e lerred Send reecane to Box 624 Fermmgton Ml 4*332
A U T O M O T I V E H E L P FULL/PART TIME
GENERAL SERVICE HELP Mechanical} moaned preferred
tor busy GoodYeer Stores
Plymouth 455-7800 Soutkfteid 353-0450
SATURN o r SOUTHFIELD has s greet opportunity tor yowl We a l . locking lor a person srfio wants s rob "There they can leam 8 growl You"* teem to use stala-of- the-srt computers snd you'8 be pert of a laarrTtfiai vakjee your contrtbutiona r t i ' i n ' c a a Sharyi after n a m
354 * 0 0 1
A U T O B O D Y S H O P tor auto
31Mai k i l t Must be experienced snd d s p s n d s b l e See G a r y . McOonakJ Ford. 17.000 Northvl*e Rd Northvee 481*7
347-5800
AUTOMATED MACHINING
Good wort Good people Good pey Llaar Plant Product ion me-chmmfl" on CNC lathe Mechamce skJBa. .quaety locus strong wor t ertac 8 flexible cooper etrve nature ere vskjed Start at * * H r plua rale-aa. mcenltvee 8 m p n
Canlqn off 1-275 Send reeiene to
Otiae i si 8 Fccantnc neeepspisrs >8251 Schoolcraft Rd % uvonia Ml 4*150
AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS AND SET-UP
DAVENPORT ANO NEW BRITAIN Experienced only Top pey tor top people Fu l benefit peck ape
APPL Y IN PERSON TAYLOR MACHINE PROOUCTS
21300 Eureka Rd Taylor Mi
I N G TECHNOLOGY F R E E T R A I N I N G A N D F R E E J O B P L A C E M E N T
. F O R T H O S E W H O Q U A L I F Y
If you a r e a g e 4 5 or over a n d a r e c u r r e n t l y unemployed
O p e r a t i o n A B L E O F M I C H I G A N invite* you to a t t e n d an Informat ion meet -
ing to be he ld at William D Ford Voca t iona l fit Technical Center
3 6 4 5 5 M a r g u e t t e . Wes t land on Monday . J u n e 13. at 3 : 0 0 p m For more Informat ion
a n d to r e s e r v e your place call: /23n
O p e r a t i o n ABLE: ( 3 1 3 ) 4 3 3 - 0 3 7 0 , 1 - 8 0 0 - 9 2 2 - H I R E
ABLE h 1
CAREER OPPORTUNITY Professional Photofinishing
Full and part time positions avaiiat>le for general help No experience necessary We will ham Casual dress code Overtime and Saturday work may tie required Raises and promotions Pased on |oo performance $5 33 pef hour to start
Also wanted printers Daggers and negat ive re touchers with pro lap experience Pay commensurate with experience
N O R T H
, 4 M B 3 C A N
P H O I D t h e C O W O O y o u c a n c o u r t o n "
2 7 4 5 1 S c h o o l c r a f t L i v o n i a . Ml 4 8 1 5 0
IF YOU H E SOMEBODY SPECIAL, WE HAVE SOMCTHINQ SPECIAL F M YOU
Full-time and Part-time S a t o s Associate Positions
FULLTIME
e SJora ( M c a u K up K) 4 0 V
• HeaBh care daraal and Me rtauranc*
* Paid l e c e b o r and paraonal « n * ol
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PAST TIME
e Store decour t up lo 40%
e Denial nauranca
e Pa*J vacation and parvmai tare oft
foi ar uxortmert cal rr* F^rsiar Emp»ymef< ocatec a LauW Park Pm*. 17370 Dnw KorW. Suite 100
IMNA U 48152 013) «64-2»2
Farmer J & A & P
AFIT
and eoove-everage math sbmtias Prior cear iwidfcng i quired Deity use of a CRT tor end typewriter Prior benk or other hnanow metnution working experianca preferred
For coneideratlon. apply In person at Human Raaource Oepl FIRST OF AMERICA BANK -Ann Arbor W1 S Mam S t . Ann Arbor, Ml 46107 or a marv-appacebon may be need out et any ol our con.amen! branch locations Ws srs proud lo be an EEO/AA employer nil 1/d/v
FIRST OF AMERICA BANK CORPOFIATION
Growing. But S te A Neighbor
Peys Fee 5 dey week no rvgnts or banefRa Employ-
5**-1636
MANICURISTS & Massage TTterapW
(Muet ba knowMOgabW n ecrykca nrwglaee. atao. do paik-cureei Must be p i olaealoriai 8 re-iponaibie with pre^oue eaparianca Apply m person Mor t -Th i rs at
32520 Hoi t t ieaaie i r i Hwy
BINOERY Sub i rben trade Mice looking tor expenenoed Machine Operator or aria t ram right apparent Attractive pey with k * beneAts Re-U M trenaportaoon a muet Apply 12224 Baldan Ct
BEGIN WORK TOOAY
Large national corporat ion needs
$6.00 PER HOUR Fun lane Tsmp lo perm pi.isaltiii
Part Time - A* Shirts Open '
ARBOR TEMPS 45&-1166 BINDERY WORKERS
Coeetmg 8 hand gathering tor ama* commercial pruning buameee Fua 8 part- t ime Expenenoe helpka West-lend aree Cea Mon -Frt . 8 SO-5
425-8150
FIELD SERVICE T e c h n i c i a n Must have good working
knowledge of CAT, Case, and yohn Deere equipment and
hydraulics. Excellent opportunity for person with strong desire to work. Good pay and benefits.
Send resume to:
Afc € c o R r m a H s r o i L
56555 Pontiac Trail New Hudson, Ml 48165
9 0 0 H a * W i
AUTO per lan
pearanoe. plenty of hours ( o n e
a taring window Jean a r t snmerk aay leasaa js per hr Maaia M eaei. own cer r a p p e d . 866 -1071
BAKERS ASSISTANT Apply ai parson P»eii Hoaow Market, comer of * Maa t i d e e I
Bt-ANCHARO OPERATOR Fie or pert-erne
31
BLOOMFIELD HILLS FLORIST
Seeking M l or par i t l n i i ssles help Msaure wdkedusl. kaaitas hours Cea U K h a a ai 647 15*8
BUILDERS LABORER a l i e s good d r i w i g record
Fua t ime •50-0*77
BUST BEE HOUSEKEEPING m Fsrmmgfon Hae taring mimsdiasslj nouasksepers 8* 75-87 35 lo s ta r Own cer reqtared 855- ' 848
SOO H a l p W i
BOWUNO BALL T E C H M O A N
oiaraments Redtord. Ml
Spai ton. a Mam. 3 8 * 1 . 20 -
ASSISTANT BUTCHER NEEDED Soma meet cutting experience re-quired Fua bme Apply Si person Vintage Merket. 29501 Arm Arbor Trea WsetlsnO Aak tor Tom or E J
422-01*0
CABINETS
SEARS CABINET
REFACING L i Least* opporbeWy tor the n<p* mdhSOuMi lo earn lop 8*8 year-round The SEARS AtMhortzed cam-net relat ing our erector • seskmg top queaty cebeiel isfecers Must have iranaportatjon fools, and in-surance Carpentry and. or lemmata experience liaHiful Trammg m provided Ca*
Al S n a r a t :
3 1 3 - 9 5 3 - 2 6 7 0 EOE
CABLE TV OPPORTUNITIES Local cal
CABINET SHOP FuB.'pen time, expenenced.'non ea penenced workers neeosd m Can-ton Township Caa 466-4765
s o t Help Wea led 900 Help Wanlad
CAN YOU SMILE? DO YOU UKE PEOPLE?
Da'you need l o e a w i aamajtmat _
hoursT We an 1 i n a n e tar klendkr
a m o o c p o m o « n A T o a CAN YOU SMILE? DO YOU UKE PEOPLE?
Da'you need l o e a w i aamajtmat _
hoursT We an 1 i n a n e tar klendkr
person sa°o'*si«M Tool. 127S0IMI-saer Nd.. R « H i H 8J7-OTT2
aa MIWICI saw mmto Bhe «e eem87-812 par aour aa prataaaMn-m nam penung «*a idaaaa. E nde.' m eeOw'Downlown/meny loceoons
CAMP COOKS WANTED head 8
• voughou t Vie MMro ereoL 704->070 CAMP COUMBCLOBS - mual be M
yra or outer lor bOM &-14 «sa. A«<*-sry antmal care. M guns a a 8 e rnns Oanion 4 * * -0812 C A R E E R
O P P O R T U N I T Y F O R A C U S T O M E R
S E R V I C E R E P
CAMP COUMBCLOBS - mual be M yra or outer lor bOM &-14 «sa. A«<*-sry antmal care. M guns a a 8 e rnns Oanion 4 * * -0812 C A R E E R
O P P O R T U N I T Y F O R A C U S T O M E R
S E R V I C E R E P
CAMP STAFF - Camp CuumiaHi Sr Camp Counaalor • M a M M a r a
• you peaeas * w loaowlng • Knowledge of a veriefy of Word
Prooaasing 8 spreedsfieei softwera
CAREGIVER/LIVE-4N For Older woman Fu* or pert aane Cea I rom nam 8pm 380-4237
• Mual be able lo work aidependantly
- Congereal
Pleaae send i w raaurms end salary reqMi amenta IO
P O B o . 514 Southfield Ml 48037
Suburben eperuwsnt Lumpany Maa opening lor care taMr 'UUi^lM »»-bee include mamsananaa. *aaWnB end soms ofiios Job of lsre satary apenmem 8 uMMaa For imai lei! caa. sto-MB-aeao
• Mual be able lo work aidependantly
- Congereal
Pleaae send i w raaurms end salary reqMi amenta IO
P O B o . 514 Southfield Ml 48037 _ CARPENTERS
Expenenoed AMo H M M M Pleaae caa 8 1 0 M l - « 3 e 8 CARPENTERS APPRENTICES
LABORERS I i s . a i o lor anmi iHeM 8 yam round work ai Detroit Metro area. CaB be-tween tO-2, Monday thru Friday
810-559-5856
_ CARPENTERS Expenenoed AMo H M M M
Pleaae caa 8 1 0 M l - « 3 e 8 CARPENTERS APPRENTICES LABORERS
I i s . a i o lor anmi iHeM 8 yam round work ai Detroit Metro area. CaB be-tween tO-2, Monday thru Friday
810-559-5856
CARPENTERS for rouah framing Expensnca pre-ferred Steady arork weal sMe
348-2514
Retal Uaragsmsri
FASTTtLiCK OPPORTUNITIES
B a k e r * the country's pnYiser so ier al a o m a n ' i laataon footwear has a lew se*ec management oppor tunAes r ma»cr stores r t i e Central staes Soing votones ol $600 000 or mote a year First yea/ earnings base s $18-22 000 plus poientel yearty mana-ger bonus and great benefits inducing paid vacakons medkeal dental opbcai 401K re*rem*n« acaxrt and generous merchandee dtscourrts
Candidaies musl either be college ^aduates or have some coiege education and refail axpeneoce we locale and must have retaa appearance attitude and personality After a local 30-day trarwig program mdwduals will be placed m their brst maior management assignment m eiifier Si louts Chicago Detron. Cleveland or the Indianapolis area
Accelerate your career by c a i n g today*
Bakers c&jal Opponaity Employer
T J ^ laims Representative
Nationwide Insurance Company, an interna-tional insurance and financial services complex of nearly 100 companies with combined assets of over $42 billion, haa an immediate need for a Claims Representative in our Southfield office.
You will be responsible for h*ndlin( property and automobile claims up to $1 SOO as well as answering policy coverage questions The ideal candidate will have basic personal computer/ CRT skills as well as excellent analytical, communication, and decision-making skills. College degree required
Nationwide offer* a highly competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package and an excel-lent opportunity for advancement If you are interested in this opportunity, pleaae send your resume lo Nationwide lnauraece. L i e Wilson, Hainan Ke*oercc* Dept, 200 E. Campus View Bhrd, Columbus, OH 43235 EOE M/FD/V
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Must ba 16 y r * . or otdar. D a y & even ing hou rs avai lable. W e e k e n d work requ i red
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474-5000/643-6590 EXPRESS PERSONNEL SERVICES
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DISPATCHER Use of moeae radio l e s p t o n e 8 computet terminal lo m e n a c e witn i m n lecfmaoen Mual ba famaiw wen Ptymoutn area Send rsex rw to
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A & P,'Farmer Jack Warehouse Operabons f>as immediate opening for an Operating engineer The qualifications are as follows 1 Valid City ol Detroit First Class Refrigeration Operator license 2. Valid Cty of Detroit Low Pressure Bofter Operator license (Prefer certification in Refrigeration Reclaim & Recovery) Job will include maintenance erf boilers, large refrigeration systems as well as some building and machine maintenance. For interview please contact:
A & P / F a r m e r J a c k 1 2 3 3 4 B u r t R o a d - D e t r o i t , M l 4 8 2 2 8
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HOMEMAKERS NEEDED
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Canton Area
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G E N E R A L M A N A G E M E N T S E R V I C E S 1 -700 Formi rgfon Pa Suite 10J
Livonia. Michigan 46154 427-7660
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Construction Equipment Co is seeking a parts counter person for our fast paced, diversified parts department Position is open to t hose individuals
with al least three lo five years parts dept expen-ence ir automotive, trucks, or heavy equipment
Computer knowledge a plus Send rwr-_— a 4 wage requirements to
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56555 Pontiac Trail New Hudson. Ml 46165
ENTTJY LEVEL MANAGEMENT
U - H A U L is now hiring hardworking
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career nwioea n a m a u a o m u entry level management positions.
Some expehence in retal sales or deatng directly wtth the p u b k pfelened
Sotary. Bonus and Benefes
PosHtons available in Ann Arbor. Detroit. Farmington His . Hrrt. Wester, Mod s o n Heights. Ml Clemens. Redterd. Rosevae, St C k * Shores. SouWteld, Troy. Warren and Walerford Apply at: U-HAUL Company ef Oetro* 29400 Michigan Awe. Rear a4 txakSng] Tuesday, June 7eK sharp* Thursday, June 9*2pm sharp
M l 4 6 V 4 1
7e»0am EOE
WE ARE GROWING! Come Join Us!
MACHINE OPERATORS!
All 3 Shifts
Company paid medical after 90 days. Competitive wages,
excellent work environment.
Apply in Person:
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500 Help Wanted CAREGIVER
lor • lew hr* p a » * m my Uvonia * . . . . i n . - -x -i -x , . . - _ • non»« TO» o w n o o a r rnorv MI train •er.Wy K
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421-360®
CARPENTER Expaionced rough framing, pendebM and rs iabM Hovi Evenings CM 383-
CARPENTERS4 CARPENTERS ASSISTANTS
Top Pay - l e s m a Trade 513-2403
CARPENTERS Experienced rough f ramar* Steady • o r * Leave meeeage: 427-4133
CARPENTERS - GENERAL LABOR BuMmg and remoitaOng contractor •aaking c a p o n i e r * tor raMdent ia projects. framing, d r y w M t f tnah wort. Roasonabls experience pre-tarred. or poaattMa training tor ma right paraon Immediate openings.
737-2130
CARPENTERS Rough f rsma 2 yaar* minimum ax partanca on readent lal craw.
478-4478
CARPENTERS. ROUGH ExporienoeC 4 *n l ry level poeftton*. Medica mauranco. Apply at Par-Kndga Sub , off Poarrttac Trail, E. ol Haggarty on Tha North arte
Gore ' i Construct ion
CARPENTERS WANTED Musi heve dack budding axparl-anca. hand loot* ba depandabto &
• a m 465-0342
CARPENTRY HELP Wanted tranaportauon a must SchoU Car par.try, 728-2276
CARPET CLEANERS Expartanca halpkJ but not naoaa aary 810-4 74-5444
CARPET CLEANERS E x p e r i e n c e h e l p f u l w i t h van powered equipment w e tram tha nght paraon, C M 722-6056
CARPET CLEANING TECHNICIANS naadad tor M l t ime day poeltion*
no axpananca nacaaaary Graat earning potential 450-7370
CARPET CLEANING TECHS
SEARS auttvortzad Cleaning services has immediate opanlnga tor experi-enced Tacfw O i r techractons aam teoo-saoo par week*. Mual hava lata modal truck or van C a l Deve or Shawn at: 313-201-0780
CARPET INSTALLER EXPERIENCED
Mu t l hava own truck & toot* RsferencM Ca l (810)362-4400
CARRIERS NEEDED lor r m >outa m Daar t iom Height* Good pay with flexible h r * Call Gil 274-6411
Carl Attendants A Rangers Flexible hour* GoH Plymouth araa CM: 453-1047
CASHIERS Fu l 6 par i ttma happy smMng 'acaa HaaRh/Ma mauranoa. hohday/vacaOon pay. tuition
reimbursement 85%. FMxibM hour* A p p e a l .
Amoco Food Snopa 9 Mile 4 Farmington W a r r a n t LMey Road Six U M 4 HAggerfy
Schoolcraft 4 Farmington Rd
HEAD CASHIER - F u l nma poefbon. Apply at Unan* 6 Mora. 34670 Wsnen, Westland fWeettand Croaa-mg») 525-4474
CASHIER/CLERK - StartHw up 10 tt paid vacation Apply at 7-EMven
T i t Rd .Ci ty
Sioraa SO01 Wayne Rd . Uvom* or 2S205 Ford Rd Garden
CASHIERS STOCK
Accepting application* tor cashier*. Mockers. and dell department Rap-id advancemnant tor ratMbta indi-vidual*. Starting 15-46 an hour, company wM train Apply wlthm.
LAROSE MARKET 5 U N Rd/Memman, M Uvonia
CASHIER 6 TICKET SALES poai-tions available Part t ime poeltlone with tun time potential Wort, at Metro Airport Apply m paraon at
Commuter Tranaportat lcn 27980 NorthUne Road
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EMPLOYMENT 500 Help Wanted 500 Hatp Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted
CASHIER/CLERK CHILD CARE STAFF LARGE Diversified company looking Computer CONSTRUCTION CUSTODIAN, Iu8 t ime a»c l i en t Sav-Ori Drugs m BtoomMaH Permenent part l ima Opan 7 day* 6 tor entry tavM CoOecttora parsonnM C V C T C U C »»ra Foremwi (MSF) 4 W a e h o u M benaRts. IS saory aanlor houemg P*rVtoa-Bma. Over IS y r * evening*. Director quaOftcaaona ap- Expartanca Si word p rocsMk ig and O l O I t M O Paraon nee 0e3 Experience m buOd- Apply m paraon PranOa Fader a«ton No axparlanca neoaaaari pradalad. My Plaoa Juat tor KM*. pnona contact ha«p*ul Sand raeuma C K I P I K I C C D «<Q product*, waianouamg 4 man- Apartmant*. IS 100 W >0 M»a Rd.
Employaa dMoount 426-2525 3 6 » W a a l Maple al Laftear to: t I N O I I N C C n <0ng * muat Dutlaa noluda: load- Oa* Par t . M l 44237 7306 Orchard Laka. N. of 14 Maa SCOTT MANAGEMENT Farmlngion HM* network n « o r » mg I routing t ruck*, checking in
. G A ? H l e r ? / c ? - E . ? _ — — Ona Towna S o u e r * SuHa ISIS Hon Itrm tocuamg on Wa K-12 Edu- Irawht managing Inventory SNary P . I I ^ T O H i A N 7 - B — " r * * a ? . p * r , ~ South*ald, Ml 4S07S cattonal oommumty • seeking * 4 benefit* provided C a i i M - S M I PARTTIME
FhMJWaHour* t lma help »or cSeerwig, carpel claerv ATTN D.S high»> molhreted indMduel prolV w
F t * or Pert Time
M . EMPLOYMENT Monday, J u n e 6 ,1994 OdkE • 7C
Apply at 10 Maa/Farmmgton I Or caK 474-2761
CASHIERS For lance atoraa. Fu* 4 part t M * days, anarnoon* 4 n*d-r*ght* . Good t o t tor lal l iaaa. Apply paraon only: Marathon Gaa Stattona. 31426 Arm Arbor Tra* (al Merrlmen) or 32960 MMdtobeW [at 14 M*aJ
C A S H I E R S 4 S A L E S P E O P L E . Stock Paraon - WN tram VILLAGE SHOE INN. Fwmlna ton Ca* Eva at 474-7106
CASHIER/STOCK Beauty expermoe a plua. Howard *. Beauty Supp^ 30000 Grand Rrv*r
478-1955
CASHIERS WANTED A l ahlfts aveliabla Full or pen t ime Bloomneld HIM Sarvtca Stat ion*
646 2914
CASHIER WANTED Appry m paraon Pmm HoBow Mar-ket. corner o< 9 Mile 4 Laheer m Southfield
CASHIER - wtth amttng paraonenty • c y . M o n tttru Frl.. to work In pftermecy
day*. 40 hr*. par v Shan.
Aak tor 55»-S&65
CATALOG ORDER DESK
$7-$9/HR.
Our company i acalraa over 96.000 ca«*/ mg . product*. people to an—er the pAonee and •aaa l our cuatomar* who are c a f n g to place order*.
NO TELEMARKETING
tieneWU In an upbeat oMoa environ-ment. F i * 4 part bme Saxtola day 4 —smng «rvrts avaHatile. CALL PERSONNEL 351-8700
COL DRIVERS needed tor local moving company Apptf In paraon. 8150 Rcnda. Can-ton. W ot Haggarty, S of t Joy Rd
CEMENT FINISHER Must be experienced and dependada Ca l 422-1200
SERVICE COMPANY needa part-
hour* raq>arad Muet have raferanc-aa. Ca l tor mora detafl*. 377-9027 CLEANER - F u l nma tor Waadand apartment community Apply Mon. Bitm Fft . 9 to 5pm 6T37 N. Wayne R d . Waatland 326-8570
CLEANERS naadad al Metro Air-port W per hour to atari Hour* 10pnv3am Pleeee c a l
810-332-4242
CLEANING PEOPLE - Part-time. M 50/hr to atari nadtoi d area.
534-6775
CLEANING PERSONNEL Part time evening*. 3-5 day* For Troy. Sterling Height*. 4 Clinton T«*> Up lo tt.OO/nour Advanca-mant opportunltlea. 299-8251
CLEANING STAFF NEEDED Wa ere looking tor heppy People wtth a poelttve att i tude who take pr»da m their wo r t , and enjoy being pert o< a team w e are a raeidentiai daarung service looking tor f u l or par i time cleaning staff Monday thru Friday, day* Exoalani wagea paid weekly, bonuses, and banents Apply m paraon at. Sweeping Beau-ty. 41909 Joy Rd m Canton
CLEAN OFFICE MON-FRI 1V» hours per evening North Wayna 4 Warren araa 313-373-6244
CNC Machine Operator Can 810-809-5990 between 9am-5pm. Mon.-Frl. Bring raeuma 4 apply at 1920 W Maple. W N M d L k
CNC SETUP TRAINEE - Entry level Opportunity tor high school gradu-ate A * condit ioned, modem facility Benem*. peid training, lull time room tor advancemant S Lyon.
* 810-433-4800 6161 Box 7983
EXPERIENCED COACHES dad tor par
tlona. opanmg Chsarl iadlr ig 4 Baton C u m i m Birmingham. Southlieid area. Wa «at tram Muet hava own dependable tranaportetlon Contact Mar t at (616) 538-2686 or
» 810-433-4800 6161 Box 3001
COILER SET-UP 'OPERA TOR Afternoon shift. Good pey 4 bene-Itts Overtime. C a l American Murata Spring Co Troy 810-569-7770
CERT1FIF1ED MECHANIC •nth experience F i * t ime Long Lake 4 Decjumdre Shea Ca l Sam at 689-8200
CGS/UNIQRAPHICS and MANUAL DESIGNERS
needed tor Fimt araa Expartanca ci Body Chaaats 4 Electrical W l alao conatder layout 4 data* level* Long term contract 50-55 hra./wk
Sand reeume lo: T E C . 391 Airport Industrial Or ,
YpeHartti. Ml 46198 (313) 465-3900 or 1-000-999-7910
Change Your Life! Start a new career In raal aetate today Ca* Carol Sltellon. 652-6500
REAL ESTATE ONE June C I s a m Only S75
CITY O f SOUTHFIELD - Nr lng sea-sonal worker* Painter - tt hour. HVAC Worker* - $10 hour 40 hour week Muet have good driving record Cafl rtovrll 354-9167
CAROL S MIGHTY MAIDS la NOW HIRING S7 50-410/hr. Need own
Flexible hour * 476-4212
tranaportauon Ca l Carol
FIRE RESTORATION CLEANER lu l i part bme w s N H s . expanenoa helpful but not nacaaaary Apply n paraon Ca l tor Into 277-0200
CLEANERS - Sh Counter No axpai Apply within Out) Cleaner*. 31246 Warren Rd . WaaOand
/Front r
CLEANING - hoapica environment m Livonia, mornlnge. Sam-noon 3
to start. Frl Sat Mon WW lead 6 day* tt 5 0 / t t a n
(810(300-3270
day« to ahoftty
COLLECTOR Immediate opening tor Qualified telephone ooaector Minimum 1 yr agency or medical collections expe-rience Send reeums or quaMflce-Oone to: Human Reeourcee P.O. Box 250670. Franklin, Ml 46025
COLLECTIONS Uee your problem aofMng and o tomer aar ilea a l j U s s with rapl expanding company Tamp to per»»> WW t ram To tt 75/hr C a l C o m a 799-3946
Unlforce Temporary Sarvlcaa
FOXPRO PROGRAMMER A rapKSy y o w l n c Brighton araa cor-poration ipeaaMsng m bar coda system M looking tor e FOXPRO PROGRAMMER with a l leeet 6 moa axpenenoe. with any Version of FOXPRO HeaUsa tor developmen-tal wor t uafng Version 2 6 Some bar coding knovMedge daalrabls Send raeume 4 aalary history to
Freedom Technotogiee Attn Placement Olrector
5505 S Old U S 23, S t * 300 Brighton. Ml 46118
COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGNER We are an interactive Advertising Company offering tremendous opportunity lor growth in a vary exerting field II you're creative. have exceaent deeign akms. and love computer*, we'd like to talk Plaaae send your reeume and non-returnable sampiea to
Creative Director intern Madia Productions, mc
29200 Vaaaar Sta 250 Lrooma. Mi 48152
program FoxPro
COMPUTER GURU Downtown Detroit direct man pro-duction faculty seek* computer
•ammar/operator DOS Novell, experience needed Hard-
ware knowledge » a plua Salary commeneurate with experience im-mediate opening Send reeume to:
Quality Maamg Service Attn Human Reeourcas
3333 W Fort Street Detroit. Ml 48216
COMPUTER OPERATOR With LAN 4 UNIX experience pr»-terred Degree or equivalent 3-5 y » experience Send resume to Preeident/CEO, PO Box 5010 Ro-chester Ml 46306
Computer
SYSTEMS ENGINEER
Farming!on HMa network mtagra-Oon Arm tocuamg on the K-12 Edu-cational community is seeking a Nghfy motivated individual praA-oant m WAN and LAN networking with experience m Integrating into both DOS and MAC platforms tor o>* Technology Coneurtmg D M a c r Raaponalb—aa w«i moiuda network configurations, product evaluation, and Integration at software applica-tions
If you hava bear looking tor a chal-lenging poeitior- thai a low* you lo gam handa-on knowledge ol stale-o l - t t ie -er t p roduc ts /app l i ca t ion* and tha opportunity to help cuetom-sr* rsalBs and ecnia»e their viaKma of protecting their students into the world o l l i igh-tech learning, this • tha >o«i lor yout Salary commen-surate with axparlanca and abHty. benefits included mtereeted and oua l f led candKSatae should send their resume to DetaServ. Inc., 37562 HMa Tech Dr.. Farmington Hllla Ml 48331. Attent ion Personnel Director
COMPUTRE OPERATOR/C immad.-at opanlgn tor person wtth DOS/ VSC operating expiemc ;a Muatba abie to3w work compeleltny m al laapects ot compute room opera-tions lor this dlatnburion company Compete*-, waage & luilb ervfti pe-chage Sand raumt in con f iden t •nth background 4 salry history tp, human resource meneger. p o n box 8026. morvr ml 46376.
CONSTRUCTION HELP Expenencad m sll phases of con-struct ion 4 remodel ing Weal Bloomfield araa 661 -4440
CONSTRUCTION LABORERS need-ed 90>. roof ing Must bs reliable 4 have own transportat ion C M alter 7pm 326-2051
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDANT
Seeded tor reerdentiai bunder Fun-time. experience required Call Amy at 810-229- 2085 Or fax raeuma to 229-2030
COMPUTER OPERATOR Immediate opening lor person with DOS'VSC operating axparlanca Mual be abw to wor t competently IT a l aapacts of computer room opera tlons for this distribution company Competit ive wages 4 full benefit package Sand reeume in confi-dence with background 4 salary Ne-
p°3 B o . 8026 Novi Ml 48376.
COLLEGE GRADS lo S30K For management poeltion with For-tune 500 company C a l Martin
Personnel Data Report Corp 524-1500 Fax 524-2461
COLLEGE STUDENTS A great summer fob lor those kvtng m Famnnglon. Bloom field. Bimung-ham 4 Nov! General counselors 4 WSI's needed f rom June 20 to Auguat 19 Ca l today!
WILLOWAY DAY CAMP 932-2123
COMMERCIAL CLEANING compa-ny need! expenencad people m suburban areas Tranaportat lon
569-7350
SYSTEM OPERATOR Midnight Shift
A*Touch Tatatrac is seeking s sell motivated Individual to K*n our ataft You aril monitor a PC network iroublash oot * reeolve system prob-lama Poeltion raQulraa • 1-2 yr*. axparlanca in a DOS/UNIX
network environment • Excel ant oral/wrtt ten
communication akMe • Cuatomar Service experience Excslsi ' i l opportunity full benefits. EOE Sand raeuma to:
AIRTOUCH TELETRAC - H R 38303 Country Club Or o A - t I
Farmington HMa. Ml 46331
COMPUTER PROGRAMMER
We are looking lor a dataM oriented individual with 2 years experience with the following • CiCS • COBOL • VSAM • IBM • ICCF - IBM-JCL This fu l time poeltion offers s com-patltive salary and benefits pack-age Please sand yo i * reeume wtth salary requirements to
FIRST HEALTH Attn Personnel/Programmer
25505 W 12 Mils Rd Southfield, Ml 40034-8339
We promote s drug free workplace EEO/AA M/F
COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYST TIMS position requires ths individual to hava good communication, prob-lem solving snd time management skins Experience In the loHowing DEC. V A X / V M S - 3 1 0 0 . DIBOL. MCBA. EOt, PC's and manutactur-
Pieaae ssnd reeume to f|ack snd Company. 377 Amelia
St Plymouth. Ml 48170.
Attent ion Cad i Palmar
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Commercial window cleaning com-pany naeda reliable hard working persons Experience preferred. w t l tram Benefits included 624-7333
CONSTRUCTION IRaaidentlal) Concrete finisher 4 laborer needed Only expenencad peraona need ap-ply Can 421-8959
CONFIDENT GOOD LOOKING 4
Are J 1 0 0 0
- a AGGRESIVE? ycxrmotivated to
COPY OPERATOR NEEDED
Require* basic PC sk l ls Cuatomar service skins Some col lage education
Poaa-ble travel around Metro Dstrort Start ing pay I ' . ' h r
Long-term opportunity Reapond by June 13 3pm
740-3420 Manpower Temporary Sarwjas
COSMETOLOGIST/BARBER with clientele who envoys working 4 a not afraid to De an independent contractor wanted for Weet land Salon Hour* a r * negotiable Com-mission rata Is negotiable Don t be afraid to make money Call 4 aak for Tim or Michel* 425-9660
COSMETOLOGIST l icensed fun t lma booth ren t * available 537-8117
COUNSELORS 4 LIFEGUARDS
Naadad lor Summer Day-camp Experience, Aexlblfc-
ty & enthusiasm « must College stu-dents call 66 ' -3630
COUNTER CLERK Flexible Hours
Will Tram Novi. Can 349-8490
COST ESTIMATOR
Great opportunity with growing in-ternational manufacturer Dhrarae responsibil it ies Coat eatimating/an-alysing/report ing a l currant/future coat* Engineering knowledge help-ful plus skill wtth tayoul/tech data deaign 4 manufac l ixmg processes 4 procaduraa. Competit ive salary 4 benefit package, congenial ataff. convenient W suburban location by 1-275 Pleaae sand resume lo Coat.
Box 804. Obeervar 4 Ecoentnc Newspaper*
36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Ml 46150
COUNSELORS - MALE Needed to suparviee 8 to 11 year
make »50C to old boy* at the Jewt*h Community Extraordinary op- Canter summer camp program For
more In format ion call belwean I0am-4pm at 661-1010
portumty In marketing 4 advertising ADXL PROMOS CaB Jack 264-4246
mg product*, aaiahoualng 4 man-aging a mual Duties mcsuda load-r i g 4 routing trucks, checking m freight managing Inventory Salary 4 benem. provided C a l 442-9921
CONTROLS ENGINEER Novi Location
7 30am - 4pm M o n - f n 5 hour* on Saturday MUST BE ABLE T O
Room tor advancement In exchange we require dependable, honeet and cheerful dlapoaitlon tor faat pace cuatomar service Fu l 4 part time ava l able Apply to
HOP-IN, 477-6809
31401 W Eight MUe Livonia
COONTER HELP Fu l tlma Paid vacationa 4 maur-anoa Weech Cleaner* 1456 S Woodward, Birmingham 644-7044
COUNTER HELP, mature paraon needed part time r* l iable 4 trana-portatlon a mual Must spply at Your Cleaner*. 29571 Orchard Laka Rd. Farmington HMa
Counter Person & Driver Needed fu* t ime nattreaa wamoma Ca l Mr * Bray 9 to 3pm 476-9062
COUNTER PERSON
at Luster Cleaner*. 827 in* i ter Rd Garden City 9am-5pm 421-4477
COUNTER POSITION DRY CLEANERS
No experience nacaaaary Approxi-mately 30 hour* per week Paid vacat ion* 4 hol idays Pteaaent working condit ions For interview can Mike 810-473-0111
CPA CPA/accounting manager needed for s small prograsarva. fast growth company We ar * in tha booming elder care buameea AMHIea m 6-nanoal control, budgets, dsts pro-cessing comtmned wtth a quiet ener-gy ar* daairad Salary commen-surate with ability Send reeume
CPA Poeltion. Att Greg 3500 W South B/vC
Rocheeter Hill*. Mi 48309
CP STUDIOS 1* now hiring for all locations Photogrsphers 4 Ssles help Full time and pan t ime Piaaae call.
CUSTODIAN - Mature dependable adult to work 20 hours a week daarung a church 4 school m Bir-mingham Start tt hour 642-2616
CUSTOMER SERVICE, lor Plymouth area firm could lead to Outsida sale* Send reeume 4 salary history to Box 572 Observer 4 Eccentric Nawspapars
36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Ml 48150
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP NEEDED
Pofcle, patient 4 welt apoken to han-dle customer p rob lem* Vary busy dept tt an hr Dependabarty a MUST Apply at 22790 Haakp off 9 Mile between Novi 4 Maedowbroot
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP For corporate office 0a4y*ry depart-ment Fu l 4 part t ime poertions available Must be available evan-mg« 4 weekends Excellent benefit package Mature person only need apply at Scott Shuptr ine Furniture 977 E 14 MIM Rd , Troy, Ml 48063
CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER Needed for coffee diatr ibulor Joe •ntaits taking coffee o rder * schedu-ling OeUvanev Oinmg *nd computer input Must posses* good mterpar sonai and organizational sk l ls Sal-ary commeneurate with experience Can between 10AM-4PM 838-5200 Or send resume '9808 Schooicrart Detroit Ml 48223
Attention Students!
If you're looking for a summer job, place
your free ad today. On Monday, June 6, Thursday, June 9 and
Monday, June 13, we will publish free ads of a maximum 5 lines forstudents looking for employment.
Call 591 -0900 or 644-1070 today and place your free five-line ad. For your convenience and protection, we will also give you a Voice Mail box for two weeks. This will allow you to record a message regarding the
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S I N G A D V E R T
644-1070 OAKLAND COUNTY
S91-0900 WAYNE COUNTY
AS2-5227 flOCHfSTEP-POCHESTEP H*LS
(Observer
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CUSTODIAN PART TIME
Poamona srs ava labN st locations astad below W « wor t earty mg weekday*. 3V4-4 hr* daffy ba able to do mtenor 4 axtartor
. LATHRUP VILLAGE 27777 Southfield. N of 11 MUe Rd
• PLYMOUTH 790 Panraman at Mam St.
Apply m paraon 10am to 2pm. Mon thru Fn at any of the abova ufWoaa or at tha Ftrat Federal Bunding, cor ner of Woodward 4 Michigan Human Raaourca* Ofvtalon. 5th floor rt a the policy of FV*t Federal to conduct pre-amptoymem drug testing
FIRST FEDERAL OF MICHIGAN
1001 Woodward. Detroit M l 40226 An Equal Opportunity Employer
CUSTOMER SERVICE AND DATA ENTRY
An expanding Olrecl Market ing Company aeaka Cuatomar SarvKa ProfaaannaM tor various day and evening shift* Eur s l a m pioMartt solving and communicat ion sfcMa a must Minimum 2 /ear * cuatomar service experience in a fast-paced office environment and/or some col-lege nalpful Pleaae lo schedule
(810) 409-0565
Customer Servtoe
Uvonia Southfield. Warren Areas Tired of gett ing nc where faatl
Rapidly growing service oriented company seeks energetic mdhndu-sts to work m a faat paced environ-ment No experience necaeaary Wi l ing to tram individual with mum 8 month* wor t experience Serxl reeume to 20300 Civic Canter Drive. Suite 207E, Southfield. Ml 48076 attent ion Paula
CUSTOMER SERVICE
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS -
• 3 Months • Type 25 wpm
CALL TODAY WORK RIGHT AWAY
TODAYS TEMPORARY
649-4455
CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
Republic Ban> is seeking s custom-er service oriented individual to work 10.30-4 Mon - Thurs 10-5 PM . Friday m their Farmington HMs Office Wa r * looking for a degreed individual wtth ex celiant organiza-tional skills snd ability lo handle many laaks at ona t ime Experience with mum-kne phones and office equipment helpful Competit ive sal-ary offered wtth an excellent benefit package For conaiderel lon sand cover latler and reeume to
REPUBLIC BANK VP-Rat ail Banking
RE: CSR 1700 N Woodward, Suite B Bioomfleld HIN*, Ml . 48304
An Equal Opportunity Employer
No phone can*
Data Processing
LAN ADMINISTRATOR/ PROGRAMMER
innovattva, growth-or iented manu-facturer implementing new AS < 400-baaed business system* and PC LAN-baaed app«cat>ona m eeekmg the fcMowtng candidate
MUST HAVE at laaat 1-2 years ex-perience m Netware administrat ion collage degree or equivalent, excel-lent organizational and communica-tion skills, ability to mata l / t roub-taahoot PC hardware and software 1-2 years structured programming axpar lanca D O S / W i n d o w * ex-pertise
DESIRABLE to hava Knowledge of AS/400. RPG programming SUMS, knowledge of PCS/400 Netware tor SAA. MS Works.1 Office strong data communicat ion akMs
w s offer an excellent benefits pack-age and wor tmg condit ions Send resume and letter explaining quaMft-catione and salary requirements lo
Manager of information System* Marketing Displays international
PO Box 578 Fsrrmngton. Ml 40332-0476
An Equal Opportunrty Employer
DECK BUILDERS, wanted lo subcontract w o r t muet hava own tools 4 truck. 474-6274
DELI COUNTER 4 CASHIER HELP WW tram, steady Good wages
Randazzo s of Fermmgton 476-7700
DELIVER PERSON NEEDED HVAC ml' oiasalei needs Driver tor local Dsl i • ias Muet have COL a-canee Good benefits Ca l between 9-4 478-7050
0E LIVERY DRIVERS For a l c o m ties tor Thuraday dekvery of Trader Magazine Some roulea pay up to 1100 a day Gary Rivera 474-2848
DELIVERY DRIVERS For Dearborn. Royal Oak 4 aur-
Ooler Saver Magazine Soma rouse* D a day pay up to $70
Jim 0 o l (010)474-2648
DEMONSTRATORS
4 drug Mora demoneiralo lent pay cMI Pomi of Sasa 007-2610
mduatry CAD a tncMMnl o c i p o i M * | m r oelna f i rm Ca« iO-J C*1 Products l C
SOO Halp Wanted DELIVERY PERSON tor true* p a l * . MUM r - ^ g o o d Some evenings required. »u8 Ca l tor appl m i - I O *
An Equal OpporHmffy Emptorar
D « K T O P P u a U t M i N Q Part-time paraon m i d s r t tor s m e l u i sphlca oompany m emmngharn Muet know P a g e m * a r 4 0, kayWi-mg needs fo be aelt motivated
• 810 433 4800 6101 Bcu 0006
DETAIL - LAYOUT - CHECKER wtth guage anpartanoa on CAD or
— J ® — " ^ 4 7 - ^ DIAMOND SETTER « earning potential Expen-t a l fypee of aanmg styles
A * tar o S y 387-4678
D C MAKER tor Rampmg tacfOty Mual be m i n i 6 s a l i n u u m g d CapaMraea mual n o u n biMdmg and repair of s m e l to i w R w proo and m e die* and knowledge of i t standard tool room eqi«>mer»t Muet handta production atmoapher* with aanee of urpancy App*y et
i. Southltald
DIEMAKER Steel RuN dtaa Mual hava axpari-
l onfy to 50242 W Pontiac Trat, WUom Ml 48303
DIE REPAIR knmadMM opening with s larga au-tomotive stamper m Troy M i * have 8 yr*. m piograeafia 4 One dtaa Trouble shooting aOROea nac-eeeary Sand raauma or appN m person. 1400 RochaaMr Rd Troy. Ml 48083 Ca l 588-2121
DIE SETTER immedtata opening wKh s large mt-tomotfve Hamper Mual hava 6 y r * expenanca Able to eel large dMa. hava xnuwledga of hydraMk: Made. tcggle p up to 1800 ton ca-pacity. m a dtaa 4 automatic leads Sand raeume or 1400 Roches 40003 Phone
apply m paraon Rd.. Troy, Ml..
5*8-2121
DIETARY AIDE f u l time tor Milled l u n g tacMty m Pfymouth C a l Mon thru Fn 9-4
451-0700
DIETARY AIDE Fu l or pen t ime poertior available Hours are 2pm- 10pm or 3pm-11pm Starting wage tt 45-S7 00 per hour Joe mvoivee wor tmg on tray eeaam-My »ne, aoma food prep, disfrwaah-mg snd cleaning For more informa-tion c H 349-2640 or come m and f * out an Sppacat lon snytlme Mon-Frl 9em-5pm
WHITEHALL Convalaacem Home 43455 W 10 Mae Rd , Ncrvi
0IRECT CARE STAFF For s m e l group horns m Carv ton Experience prelerred bm wising lo tram right individu-
al *5 2 5 - t t 75/hr with evaaacm benefits Hiring M l 4 part-time
Ca l the Group Homa, I0am-6pm (313)901-3179
DIRECT CARE Midnight poeltion available No experience required Care treatment of aduft special population Fu l benefit package Near Malro Airport 753-4004
DIRECT CARE poamon evaaabM m an apartment program serving eduns with developmental diaab»-nea Evenings 4 weekends Sand re-sume to 6337 Central. Garden City, Ml 48135 Or ca l , 313-425-0203
DIRECT CARE poaltions. l u l 4 part time No experience required Loca-tions thru out metro srea Competi-tive wagea greet benefits immedi-ate holiday pay 397-8012
An Equal Opportunrty Employer
SOO Halp Wanted DIRECT CARE - Pan time empto,
ftaM. working with persons wRh de-letupinenlal d taat tHas on a c o m munKy Meal Perfect tor sludants and ndh*duale srfio are ' H i sel l m practical axpenence m h u m v aai noaa For Hoi 'maUun and « p a -cadon. ca l Krta 422-1020
DIRECT CARE STAFF AppOcatwn* now being accepted tor M i Oma poamona tor Piymouiri 4 Novi araa. Waal tor nurturing pao-
eCJi i iaWl is wage and Oenefki d drtvar's Scenes required, rrum
rt some weekends C M 803-5637
DIRECT CARE WORKERS Part 4 M l t ime m eOacis Wort wnr j e ie lapmsrwa* ) Raabisa adults Start ing pay tt.75. tt with OMh
tt 25 with 1 year enoaand OMH training mgh scnoc (•ploma/ 'GED 4 valid driver* acanaa required C M PrlecMa 753-3927
DIRECT CARE WORKERS Pan t lma poawona avaaabla to wort w i th d e v e l o p m e n t a l ^ a i i eo i . , -adul t* Start ing pay 45 75 /M DMh tramed High achoo dWoma/QED 4 v«Bd Michigan, drfvars Icenee - » quired C a l 459-2764
An Equal Opportunity Empioyw
DOOR INSTALLER Entry rapMcamenl door* Carpentry enpertanoa. mual have truck 4 tool* Earn S1000 - >1900 per week Call MOte t i a l saa r Oam-Spm 537-090C
DOOR INSTALLERS pan nma and/or f u l tlma • fo rma and/or prafwng entries own t ruck / too ls Weekdays 7 00-8 30sm
646-8346
APPLICATIONS NOW being accept ed tor truck driving poertions Apery 9-13. M o n -Frl Community Tfwifi Store. 29270 Plymouth Rd at
COMMISSIONED DRIVERS • a n t e d Id drive newer fiaaeeingei vena tor Metro Airport service im n i i d l M i openings tor f u l and p v t t lma Ftaidbla « i r t a including lets everanqs Perfect tor coaags stu
mcome Gooa Metro eree s plus
Paid trStrang Apply Mon thru Fn 9am to 4pm a t 27980 NorthNe Rc beta aan Mlddtabart 4 ma star Rds
TRACTOR ORrVERS-LOCAL t 8 - ( 1 0 / h r No benefits COL required, muet paaa drug teat C a l 946-4000
AUTO DEALER needs Driver Re sponsible Individual, ful- t ime de-tailing car* Apply Praetig* Motors 31675 Stephenaon Hwy . Madison Hevh t * . between 13 4 14 565-973'
P A R T S D R I V E R / W A R E H O U S E worker, f u l time Good driving record a muet C a l Mon. -Fn 9am-5pm. 356-1030
DIRECT CARE STAFF afternoone and midnighta » / h r if framed Benefits available For more Information c a l 474-0610
DIRECT CARE STAFF Wek managed group homea sees canng staff lo serve developmemai-ly disabled adults Require high school dlpioma/GEO Variety of shifts available C a l 10em-3pm Belleville 699-6543 899-3006 Weet land 326-4394 Redford, 537-9058 Dearborn His , 277-8193 Lrvoma. 474-0283 Canton 981-9328
DIRECT CARE STAFF Temporary eervice $6-$7 Must
Fn. I0am-4pm An Equal Opportunity Employer
DIRECT CARE STAFF For group home m Uvonia Fu l or part- t ime available
Ca l Tom 422-0945
DIRECT CARE STAFF Needed tor Uvoraa. Canton and Gardan City Starting wage tt/hr trained tt 50 Good benefits C a l 427-7731 422-4012
DIRECT CARE STAFF Career oppor tun i t i es avai lable wor tmg wfth the deve lopmen ta l (Heeded Good starting wages A l areas of Oakland County Bma Croee medical dental 4 optical Part vacationa 4 flexible hour* Call anytime 634- 1668
e f r e e
TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING
Prograaarve company offering war* houae 4 driver aalaaman >ob< thai include free training lor C D L »-ccnecd Must have good driving record 4 be 23 yrs old
C M Mike G . 532-0902
DRfVER/CDL-B to 135* Local route salas
Peraonnel DAta Report524-1S0C 524-246*
DRIVE R/CURRIER Drivers with s m M car for kgfit enve-lope de»*ery Fu6-ttme 0" pert-time s tsn kmmedMtaty C M 353-072*
DRIVER/ HOUSEMAN 5 day* * weak W Bioomfleld
626-5462
DRIVER - Local araa dry cMenmg route Fua-tlme immediate operang Apply m paraon a) Luatr* Laundry 4 Dry Cleaning. 6001 Chaae Rd Dearborn 564-302C
DRIVER Looking tor dedicatee individual to dalrvei medical equipment lo <x> viduaM m thaa homea Home medical equipment knowledge no> necaeaary but helpful Good driving record 4 COL required Pleeee reepond to Box >668
DRIVER Needed tor medtoai carve Pan time, muet have own tranaportahor
539-0202 C a l Barbara
DIRECT CARE STAFF
Pravioua axpananca w mentaay diaebled prMei i ed Excai lent benem package anaaePN. plua trammg provided tor thoee who quaMy tt 50 thru M 25 lo Stan For further information caa Betwear 11am 4 2pm »eesac | i . Aak tor
DRIVER - needed tor pens Pick-up snd mlec daavery Knowledge of tr county area, excel lent driving record knowledge of 5th whee 4 car hatRng chauffeurs scares 4 COL required A l reeumee lo 1300C Fsrmmglon Rd . Uvonia. Ml M150 At tn Jim Tactac
DRIVER - SEM I- PART TIME lay Flexible Good pay
Local R a n d a o o s of Farmmgfon 476-7708
LIVONIA GROUP HOMES 8 M»e/mkster-PM 522-6426 Progam Supervisor 522-6426 7 M t e ' H s . . t iu ry , 476-3066 Canton Group Home 397-3736
DIRECT CARE worker needed Tfiurs-Sun tor a 2-parson eit m Livonia 482 9362
r growing cab company CaO tor appacation
501-2335
DRIVERS lor icecream trucks Roulae m Lrvoma 4 suburbs Apply Panqum loa Oaam. beieaer I2-Spm 522-7751
DRIVERS FOR ready M i concrete . COL Icanaa revered
t 731-5310 DIRECT CARE WORKERS
needed tor group home W C L S or M 0 R C tramed onfy CaO tor appll-cetion Mon thru Fn Oam-Spm
341-9423
D R W t R a - Fu8 4 part tana wMh own vaMcM. m m true* ideal Out not
Good
DIRECT CARE WORKER • F U L L OR PART T I M f l DRIVERS
FULL-TMIE D R I E R S N E E K 0
lira i n IcaR I 0 0 0 50S-8200 Ext 3 •
HML FRBQafT SYSTEMS MC •07-76*7
DOG Q ROOMER r t a
« • 1-0*47
^ D I S P A T C H E R
M l Aayert I i I s a i tm
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OWRlERB WANTED . P M M pan laws peaMana M M k Mual m m ChauRsu i i ar A f M ; MaiL-PfL. a s o m a j o m trm
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- PACKAGE VAN L a r y
500 Ha*p Wanted DRIVERS' ASSISTANT
Mesca l oompany aaakmg indmdu-«M to drive vans 4 mmm x-ray lach-raoene W« tram Good baneata Apply a l The Muraeig Home Group 24203 Telegraph Rd (Between 9 4 10 M M )
DRIVERS HIRING PART-TIME
w a tranaport ambulatory and aami-embuiatory paaanu H a w currant C-Lioenee, good serws of dfreciione and ablHy to read mape Muet ba 25 year* of i g a o r older, have an
EXCELLENT DRIVING RECORD FOR LAST FTVE YEARS
Poace M t u » f cieeranra required v i d drug Mating
MED-CAR of Southeast Michigan
(810) 569-6212
DRIVERS/LOCAL Farmer Jack, A 4 P. * major grocery cham m the Detroit a rM. a looking tor repnecement tractor-IraOer driv-e r * You muel have a minimum of 5 year* venReble. c»ty driving axpen-enoe D O T quaHOad. dean MVR. and CMM 2 COL a muatl Mual be a b « to wor t M shifts <caeual/on-c M j to atari Competitive hourly rale PuaaiCila M L time employment m the future tor the nght candi-d a l M Pre-empioymem O O T phys-ical and drug screen mandatory Apply m person al 12334 Burt Rd Detroit or ca l Jrni Franca at
270-1406 An Equal Opportunrty Employer
DRIVERS WANTED Tractor/Traler Dr iver* O T R
Drtve tor world O e M company, Ranger Muet have 1 year axpen-enoe. C U M A COL. wfth Hazmet endorsement Newer equipment, medical benefits avaaabla Homa of-ten. lop pay C M Yvonne, Monday-Friday 8-4pm 313-476-5740
DRIVERS WANTED PROFESSIONAL
M a s or Female Huatler*. Shakers, and Movers who believe the cus-tomer is king
People who are wMing to pul m long hours and want to make at awst 430.000 per year Someone who • a m i in ba treated friendN per SOP a#y. bu l Vmfy and with reapeci
H your i d M of d r iw ig is to park s truck against a dock and reed the newspaper, don't siesie our tlma We del iver to malts, p lan ts , warehouse* g « stationa ele
SOO Halp Wanted SOO Halp Wantad
ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY
Wiring Circuit Board
Surf act Mount $250-$400/week
immedtaM need lor dependable people 3-4 month contract M i i g r -ment Farmmgton area C a l
1810)615-0662 tor ntervlew TERN TECHNICAL SERVICES
FOREMAN M/F m(action molding firm looking tor •ruft Foreman M/F Muet be wMmg 10 learn new p rocss i lechmcs Strong iscdership abORy Send re-sume to Superior Plastic mc ettn Msnufsctunng Meneger 417 Eaet Second StreM. Rocheeter Ml 40307
i* WEST
ELECTRICAL CONTROL PANEL
lar with industrial contro l* Benefit* hoepnaazaiion dental and 40 i k Novi araa Ca l Mon - Fn. Oam-Spm
476-1442
FORK LIFT DRIVER
Manufacturing laoMty m aaarch of For t Lift Drrver icenee preferred Pfymouth arM company p r o n d M comprahanaive medical peck age 4 competitive wage Sand resume 4 salary requirement to
ATTN FORK LIFT DRIVER P O BO* 701246
PLYMOUTH. Ml 48170 An Equal Opportunity Employer
ELECTRICIAN, reeidenlial n»w con-struction. helpers and lourneymen Fu l tlma W/Benefita Appty m per-son al B M K Electric 5773 Centon Center Rd , Mon-Fn Bam 4pm
FRANKLIN FITNESS 6 RACQUET Club hM immediate opening* for locker room deak 4 housekeeping poeltion* Permanent, pen t ime 4 fu l lane Immediate d u b p r t m g « i Apply I t 29350 Nor th .ee le rn Hwy
ELECTRICIANS 4 HELPERS
ELECTRICIANS PtPEFITTERS MACHINE TOOL
585-9390
ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN Several opemnge IIS d rome bench be able to repair down to compo-nent level Send raeume to (VS mc . A t ten t i on Serv ice Depar tment 13311 Start Rd.. Uvonia. Ml 44150
EMBROIOERV MACHINE OPERATOR
Wa w « tram Start ing tt/Tir C M Rob Bachman at (313)961-3000 x37
FULL-TIME OPENINGS
Local firm of large Cleveland manufacturer hae M l time opemnge avaaabla Complete training pro-gram No axpenenoe necaeaary Be-gin at 11200 • /month per compeny agreement Advance mto menange-ment without a collage degree Coaege Scholarartpe Available' For interview CM
(313)981-9632
FULL TIME Summer Grounds-keeper lor Weetiand spanment complex Muet be reketue 4 have vaad drivers scene* C M 9am-4pm 455-7100
CIVIL PROJECT ENGINEERS
Eiiapkahed mufti-diacipiinary con-sulting engineering firm seeks crvil engineering firm seeks ev i l engineer with 4-6 yeers of protect manage-ment experience m site planning, road and underground utiaty Jeeipn and conatructKm We ofler a dy-namic wor tmg environment and a growth-oriented prolMSionai poai-tlon wfth competttrv* aalary snd
package Regiatration pre-
FURNITURE REPAIR 4 Prep Par-son Must have knowledge of wood-working Secure poeltion lor right person Salary commeneurate entn experience Apply m person Plym-outh Furniture Reflmenmg. 331 No Main, Plymouth, corner of Amelia
Garbage Handlers NorthvMa b leed waste dapoea
Home every night Fasteel growing peckage 4 L T L dMlvery carrier m the Male
Must p e M pre-hirmg 0OT physical 4 pass random drug isets - be neat, pie Mant dependebM 4 a team player, over 25 - who wear* a com-pany supplied uniform look: the future CDL
rm looking to i A a a definite
Write a i d t M us why you trunk you belong here Grve us s contact phone rn*nber. w e ' l do t f a r m Box 774 Obeerier 4 Eccentric Newspapers
36251 Schooicreft Rd Livonia Ml 48150
DRIVERS - we are currently accept mg appacationa tor M l t ime po* . ucne tor tractor/traaer 4 t t r i g t i t truck drivers with COL A l local wo r t , l u l time with benefits C M Mon thru Fn 9-2 722-9501
DRIVER T rector/Iraaer with currant COL tor building supply oompany Dekvery in tn county arM. loading 4 unloading required, spply at Smede-Son Steel 12504 i n u l a Rd Redtord 46239
•erred Send raeume to.
Ayiee. LaeM. Noma 4 May. mc 3959 Reeearch Pert Dr
Ann Arbor Ml 46108
Affirmative Action Equa Opportunity Employer
company a looking for M l tlma gar bege handlers Applicants who a s reeportable, m good physical condi-tion snd who have reaable tranapor-tauon only need apply Oay* a h a -noon* and nlghta Apply In per*on Mon-Thur*. 9am-3pm 36107 Plym-outh Road. Lrvona. IS E corner o l Plymouth 4 Levan).
Call tor more Information 458-1600
SOO Halp Wantad GIFT GALLERRY - Pfymouth Now hiring M i and pert tane saMe 4 stock Muet be enthusiastic 4 d e l M oriented AM lor Cindy 453-7733
GROCERY ADVERTISING PROOFREADER/
PRODUCTION ARTIST
immediate to! time operwng tor ex-perienced deak lop pubkeha (man-mum 6 month*) wfth exceaent proolreeding M M * ideal candidate wa uang Macmtoah Ouadr* 700 computer* Q u a r t * preM v3 3. Adobe Muetretor and Photoahop and have the Uxor , to wort u n d a nght schedules snd Oeedkne* ReeponeibWtMe include ecoeptmg and coordmating M ad changM'ver»K>ns proof»e*d-ng ad*-version* and producing carn-a l ready artwork Know4edgs o l food industry helpful
Exceaent starting wages and bene-fits H Interested, apply m person or
to
FOODLAND DISTRIBUTORS 12701 Middlebeft Rd
Livonia. Mi 48150 E O E
500 Halp Wanted GOLF COURSE WORKERS
QROUNO MAINTENANCE Hickory C reM Gcft COUTM
454-1650
GROUNDS HELPER - f u l tane ground* wort lor Farmmgfon HM* spertment complex C M Mon -Fn 9am-5pm. 851-0111
An EquM Opportunrty Employer
GROWING MATTRESS/BEDROOM CHAIN - now taring w a r e h o u M help, furniture repar person (w« i / amt drivers Fu l time M l benefits Apply si 41915 Ford Rd . Canton
HAIR ASSlSTANT needed for buey W Bioom«el0 saon - greet pay 051-7668
HAIR DRESSER ASSISTANT for hair ealon m Farmmgton HMs
Licensee M l tane 651-9043
HAIRDRESSER STYLIST Renta speces avsnsbie at ThomM 0 4 Company m Birmingham C M Tammy Tue-Sat 9-5 258-0029
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE Pine Trace Golf Club eeekmg intfc-n o u a i tor golf course melntanance Fu l time poertion available immedl-stefy musi be 18 yeers or older re tveM welcome Apply withm. or c M 852-1240
GROUNDS 4 POOLS PERSON for Large apartment complex m Southfield Muet be avaaatae even-mgs and weMenda Must have cur-rent d r l i a i HcenM C M 557-0815
GROUNOSPERSON needed tor large epartment community Experv enoe prelerred Must be rekecie 4 reeponeibie Retarences requested Fu l time poertion with benefits Ap-ply m person only Mon - Fn . 9am-5pm Camaga Part Apar tment* . 11 M M between Vaster 4 Frankim
355-2211 An Equa Opportunity Employer
HAIR DRESSERS & NAIL TECHS
Exciting ce rea opportunMs swan i to
outstanding cuatomar service Buna your clisritas in s selon afth s high d a n t return rets w h M recerv mg advanced trsmmg competttrv* ccimmaaon.. peaa vacation. r s t M commaaon incentive pay paM taxM 4 suppMs
At Hair Images "We Care"
313-427-6711
500 Halp Wanted HAIR STLY8«T lo replace 5 y e a s m p i o f M moving out of a raa C*an-lew waiting N M lech 4 •ecapcontai needed RocheeMr srea C M tor an appomnment 062-7200
HAIR STYLIST ASSISTANT wanted tor Farmaigton HM* salon Exceaent pay M u a be scenesd C M 553-7490
SOO Halp Wanted
HAIR STYLIST FANTASTIC SAM S
Wa provMa . l i n a i p a d vaca-tions GuarsnMa 06 mramtan or up to W K i;c«T.i'MMon Fu l or part
Ca l Moaf 037-0111 425-0060
HAW STYLIST Barber or oosmefologal 4 day work WWM 0 0 V no caemeM nacaaaary Tsyior 287-6002 Canton 901-0083
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HAIR STYUST'MANCURtST C i i n i s u p ie fen ied C M Margaret st Ha* Conapiracy 422-0070
HAIRSTYLISTS
downtown Royal Oek i k n r Buay
HAIRSTYLISTS - Licenssfl Exeat-a m eermnge m tagh trafHc
HAIR STYLIST needed for buey salon who a look-mg to buad ckentae PleaM CM
810-300-2890
HAIR STYLIST Needed M l lime tor BUSY Canton salon Exceaent location and rapu-tanon Clean tnendly envwonmem Musi be ca raa onatned with good
HAIR STYLIST - Prooreeerve salon, in Weeoand looking tor umque slyt-ists. M l or pan time Aak lor Hope 421-0040
HAIR SALON MANAGEMENT Op-portunity lor highly motivated, ca-reer mmded kceneed sryMf Aleo ' » ceptiomet A n a t e Salon* 559-0648
EQUIPMENT FOREMAN I m/f) lor fast growing tool 4 equip ment ren ta compeny. equip-ment 4 management expen-
anca a must Send raeume 4 aalary requirement* to 42638 Keystone. Canton Ml 48187
ESTIMATOR Ouotmg estimator lor manufactm mg )ob ahop environment Industy experience prelerred Good selery p a d health. Me. den ta . hokdays vacationa
LOC PERFORMANCE 201 INDUSTWAL DR PLYMOUTH. Ml 48170
453-2300 Equa Opportimrty Employer
Minonty/FemiM' 'Handicapped'VW
EXPERIENCED 4 ENTRY LEVEL ELECTRONIC TEST TECHS
inapection/bench test immedtate emptcrymem
ArDor TecfinicaJ Temps 459-1166 FAX: 459-1593
DRIVER wanted salary poeltion. S16 640 /yea with benefit* Unat-tended maht Oek m e t 22 tool bob truck. COL CUM 8 acerae HazMM Musi be st Mast 21 old Apply st P e r u Pka of bom. 4000 S lecka Deerftorn
EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPERS eeded 46-41 V H r depending on
experience Dependable own trans-portat ion Contact ShaMy 208-9155
old i t P*rt« Ptu* of s r DRIVER with van age 4 traght ton cargo van centage C M
ne*ded tor peck-Lala m o d a 1
P a d per 450-4162
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C M 300-4511
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Mi 40133
RS scceptmg sppkea-t ion* tor M poeltion* Apply st Clothing Clinic CManer* 5926 Middleaelt m t fa Garden City Town Center 425-9559
DRY CLEANERS - Now hir ing Manager 4 Asastant Manager m the Pfymouth/WesMand a a * Expen-enoed Iri a dry ctaaner* 241-3400
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ORYCLEANING BRANCH STORE MANAGERS expenencad onfy tor
the Fsrwangton HMa M a KM Cleaner* 537-0050
DRY CLEANING HELP F u l 4 pen tane Appr^7.30am-3pm SI 16729 or Rd L f v o n * Saa Patty or Snaron
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C M aftar 6 30pm • 10-220-3957
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113-636-4030
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GENERAL HELPER fu l time nght mamienence and apartment prep w o r t C M Mon -Fn 9*m-5pm 356-4379
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HAIR STYLIST FOR BAR8ER M a i s *hoe m Wast Bioomfle*!
14 mn* 4 F*rmmgton Rd C M 855-6250
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013)450-0044 HEATING 4 AIR S a m e * Tech Sheet
5 yrs minimum experience a must C M 9-11am 201-3375
HEATTMG 6 COOLING Company
•arnica background Only aiaaRsil need apply 453-4000
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36251 Schoolcran Rd L/vonM Ml 46150
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313-830-8050
Can for more Information 775-5700
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470-21S0
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HOUSECLEANERS • Exceaent benef i t p a c k a g e • Yaar r o u n d emp loymen t • Pay d r i v e t ime • U n l i m i t e d pey po ten t ia l • Up to $8 48 ar. hour
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RObFING HELPERS wantad Muat na<q» dependable t raneportat lon Exqartanca helpful but not necee-ta ry n i s e i s ca l : 933-2904
' ROUTE DRIVERS WANTED f o r faat paced environment Muat n a * chaufeur 's license 8 knowl-eode of ma trt-oounty area WW trsm Apply m paraon only Mon-Fn - o - f p m : 953 Manufacturers Or Ne-ftourg/CherTy HBi araa. Weet lend
&ALES HOME FURNISHINGS W a p a y gaurantaed salary plua com-nvScions, and offer a comple te • n r y e benefits package for f u l t ime employee* White experience a he i f l u l m t h a poeltion it a not re-q u j a d . a* you need Je the abWty to coordinate colors and satiafy cua-tomar * needs Opportunit ies for fu* t ime or part t lma poalUon* avai lable to the individual who can work flexi-ble hours and schigr* rseHstK saiee goals For mora information or an appointment c a l 313-525-4882
Hewton Furniture Company
SALES PERSON For fine *eweky 8 y f t s Weet Bloom-f ield Experience preferred
737-2333
SALES/STOCK Part - t ime for Linen Oep t . wall t ram flexible hour* . Weenend aree C a l M r * Oevim for appt (313)525-0840
ARE YOU ENERGETIC?
A»way* on the move"? Raei aetata may be lor /ouf
Ca« Bar rye t 477-1111
REAL ESTATE ONE Inquire about our 100% commiaaion
June Claaeee only 175
SCREEN PRINT shop now Unr ig ex-
8 heaMh mauranoa m paraon Mon thru Frl. ,8am-
2 4 8 3 1 8 531-7370
SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS lor Acme iwarhwaa. 3 y r * exper i -ence required Set-uo exper ience I'lacieaaar) Bei—OU Howe l aree Cea (517)648-2548
the right peraon Oe*vary of p roduct 8 cuatomar service to an eetabkahed route Muel heve a g o o d dr iv ing record Salary bonua. oom-perry vehida. group Me 8 medtcal benef i ts Experience In beverage systems or refr igeration helpful
General mecAemcel apt i tude need-ed T h a co»<d be your oppor tun i ty to ge l wtth a company on the move If you are carrer manded 8 enjoy work ing wfth people cea Tuee or Wed loem lo 4pm, 313-328-3290
SCHEDULER of tope 8 hour* lor de-sign department, computer experi-ence required. Lotue 1 2 3 a plua. c a l 9-3. CP! Product*. 454-1090
SCREEN PRINTING SHOP rteeda General Helper*
w n t r a m . 453-7850
SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS, excel lent o p p o r t u n i t y available m our dean , growing Auburn HlUa plant, for pereons wl lh s t rong mechanica l akMs and bec f tg roK id g o o d work at tuc* and guaMty locus Exper ience on screw machines s plus, but not required Cal l Mon-Fr l 9em-4pm 852-1988
SEAMSTRESS or Tailor Expen-encad help for men s Quality cloth-ing store in tha Tailoring Dept Btoomftafd P la ia 628-9810
MERCHANT SECURITY Fua t ime /pa r t l ima Weekend ahffla avai lable tor quel f led appl icants Students & serwxs welcome • Salary S4 50 - *7 hour • Hearth Life denial inaurance
p r o g r a m • Free uni forms • A t tendance bonua • Paid vacat ions Pleeee apply m paraon. 1378 Dix. L incoln Park
A n Equal Opportuni ty Employer
SECRETARIAL RECRUITER
A nat ional peraonnei service o f e r a h igh earnings potentlel People abil-ity and aafea axpenenoe deeared Salary, com muel on bonuaes. bene-fits and training C a l Bermce at Sneaing Peraonnei Services
484-0909
S E C R E T A R Y / G E N E R A L OFFICE For growing distr ibutor baeed m Keego Harbor Good organizat ion*! skills, computer beckground neces-sary Phone, typing, data entry skins and genera, office duties F u l bene-f i ts, compet i t ive weges Phone or Fax reeume to:
810-682-8484 Fax 810-882-4264
BROMLEY 4 ASSOC
S E C R U r r r OFFICERS F u l and part t ime open ing* Re-t i ree* welcome Appfy at 2240 MlddleDef l . Garden City 281-4290
SECURITY Educat iona l aaaottance provided, compeny co-pey Health plan, pa»c vacat ion Ona location work aitea If you are Intareeled in the aecurtty Held, theee ara benefits you can receive work ing fu l t ime for our company F m 8 pan- t ime poait iona avai lable in Uvoma and Plymouth areas Muat heve own transporta-t ion Michigan drivers ucenee and h o m e phone To f ind out where to apply can 9am-4;30pm. Mon thru Frl, 422-0515
500 H^p Wanted SECURITY OFFICER
F u f M . inc.. a downtown agency. I* eeekmg to M a f u l t ime poe l t ion DuOea Include checking m parcels, greet ing vtaAora and sacur m g company property
Fulf i l , inc 1700 W Fort 31
Sufle 100 DalroiL. Ml 48218
SERVICE TECHNICIAN 10 years or more experience n oommerc ie l and raaldenllal. heating. oooang and refr igerat ion Benefits o f fe red C a l 532-3452
SERVICE TECH Overhead c rane* Expenenoed F u l t ime Benef i ts T o * l 5 / h r 473-7210
STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL
POWER SEWING MACHINE OPER-ATOR, F u l l ime Product ion orient-ed o n Singer 300W macfune P lymouth area 453-7850
POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR
Fu* t ime Product ion or iented on Singer 300W machine Plymouth a r e * 453-7850
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Must be exper ienced on Industrial machmee. MichlganrTetegraph
277-4704
SMAPER H A N D - Muet have mini-m u m 5 years gaga axpenenoe A l benef l ta TV Roe Tool & Gage. 38195 Execut ive Or , Weetland 721-5455
SHEET METAL Safety Guarding and e n d o e u r e manufacturer looking for en Inatal lal iona field crew teeder App l i can ts muet be experienced m weld ing, dnatng. tappang and read-ing p r i n t * Experience In construc-t ion f ie ld or other sheet metal instal-la t ion wou ld help, aa w e l aa axpen-enoe as a working aupervieor Pay ra te s ta r t * st S9 00 per hour, over-t ime 8 benefl ta Poeittona available immediate ly Appfy at: Fabn-MatK Inc.. 1250 W Hamlin Dr., Rocfieeler H i t * See tha General Mwiager
SHIPPING.' RECEIV1NG/SAWMAN Ful l - t ime 1-2 year* experience Must have high achool d ip loma Day an/ft Pay rate $7/hour to s tan Medica l dental 8 Ma insurance Appty at Taiedyne H o w e l Penncraft
101 Industr ial Dr , Plymouth Equal Opportuni ty Employer
Minor i t y /Female /Hand icapped/Vet
SHIPPING RECEIVING SUPERVISOR
Copper Proceealng Compeny Detroft Location
EVALUATION MIRE MUST HAVE.
" compu te r experience • m i n i m u m 2 yr* experience ' l e a d e r a h v abilities ' steal t oed boots ' organizat ional skills Call Today For Immediate Interview
810-474-5000 EXPRESS PERSONNEL SERVICES
SIDERS NEEDED EXPERIENCED ONLY
Cal l 810-552-8340
LIFEGUARDS Needed lor Summer Dey-
'J camp Experience flexibil i-ty 8 enthusiasm a muat
Col lege s tudents c a l 881 -3830
Secur i ty
Experienced Officers $5 - $7 per hour
W e have Kmrted openings at presti-g ious locat ions m Southfield erea. some wl lh medical Night*, avanmga 8 week-ends available C a l for in terv iew 810-559-9863
ALL SAFE SECURITY Equal Opportuni ty Employer
Manortty/Female/Handtcappad/Ve<
SECURITY G U A R D TRAINEE
Thia I* an entry leva! trainee poel-t ion Maior emphasis a on t ra in ing and learning a l of tha security func-t ions Reaponaibi l t ie* wW include d k e c t m g the flow of cuatomar traff ic In the lobby entrance araa. provid-ing in format ion to a l cua tomar* and v is i tors and acting as a back-up lor the Asaaetant Security Officer Fa-maiartty with a l aecuarry equ ipment la essential and the ab l l t y to per-f o rm other related dutlee aa as-s igned Work ing hoajrs ara 8130am-4 3 0 p m Mon-Fn Soma overt ime may be requared Wa offer a com-pet i t ive benefit package Some over t ime may be required We offer a compet i t i ve benefit package Qual i f ied c w i d i d e t * should aand a raaume or apply Mon-Fr l 9 a m 4pm
Human Reeourcaa SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION
27555 Farmington Rd Farmmgton H«* . M l 48334
Equal Opportuni ty Employer M / F ' D
SEEKING DEPENDABLE t rue twor thy cere giver for our church nursery 2-3 h r s on Sun momanga t 5 50/hr w i t h la fs isncee
255-8330
SEMt-TRUCK DRIVER WANTE0
For locs l /shor t hauls F u l l ime, hourly Pleaae c a l 313-451-78®7
SERVICE COORDINATOR
Jom Gorman's, the leader m qual i ty home fuma^i ings aa a e e m c e coor -d inator M you like people, detaa v»ork. computers and have an out-go ing persona l ty Mon -Fn 8 30am-5 p m Fua benef i ts Apply m person Gormen 's . 22111 Tategrapf' Rd be-tween 8 8 9 Mae m Southf ield
SERVICE MANAGER technical /
background paefe i ied F u l t ime Motor homa dealership aarnc-mg Michigan travelers smoa 19«0 C a n t o n Caa Dan, 9 ( 1 1 5 3 5
raeltlantlaf and SERVICE TECHNICIAN
Heetmg/oooang. namum 3 rears
Caa Kan between 3 1 M 8 H
axpenenoe 3 - 5 p m
503 Halp Wanted Dantal Matlical
A N 4 J _ y $ T ,
CLAIMS OPERATIONS knmMtate opening for tt>« IdMt candktat* urtio POM8HM Vm foRowtng • 2 y«ara Ol ooMag* m Buatnaaa AdmtaHtraflon or g m n dwrttetry wtth C O U T M work in MMMtcal
• 2 fan ol ntatmd worV «xpwt«nc« Including tcnCTM>dg« of personal oomputar ^oftwan pack-age* auch aa Lotua 1-2-3 • Knowladga ol dantal terminology and dantal procedure oodee • Abiaty to reed and Interpret dantal radtographa
'iVitoen ft verbal commurKcallon
•you're the MMdual who Mcee to analyze data. fto eudi quaftly eenerdatondarda an
< eend your aalary requke-i m oonftdenee to;
SOFTWARE ENGINEER Excel lent opportuni ty lor a Pro-g r s m m e r / A n a f y s l Experienced m con t ro l systems 8 dsts Baa as Send raeuma m conf idence to BRT, Inc.. 17370 N Laurel Park Dr . S te 400E Uvonia. Ml 48152
SPEAKERS & TRAINERS Telecommunicat ions Part t ime e x p e n d i n g locally 810-816-9348
SPRINKLER LABORER Exper ience m meta laoon 8 service F u l t ime, muat have good dr iv ing record 8 be dependable 425-5554
SALESPERSON F u l t ime for UgMIng show-
v j s_^ / room, wM train Greet hours plus benefits Apply at.
43443 G r e n d Rrver m Novi
SALESPERSON - to plaoe honor snack tray* Create
—/J your own hours Need re l -abie t ranaponat lon Greet
money oppor tun i ty C a l 810-476-2710
STERLING HEIGHTS
Now hi r ing for an automotive detail faculty located m Starting Heights Muat b e 18 yrs and heve a valid dr iver 's Aoanee 1st 8 2nd shift poei-t tona s tar t ing at 85 50 *85 75 per hr If
SSI 673-3220
STOCK/WAREHOUSE PERSON 5 dey 40 hour plua schedule Must have t ruck or van for deliveries Pay based on exper ience Apply st Fire-p lace 8 Spa. 42647 Ford Rd , Can-i on
STOCK WORKERS Permanen t ful l - t ime mght crew poel t lone Exc s lan t start ing wage Heavy l i f t ing required No experi-ence neceeaary Musi bs 18 yeers or o lder Appfy at Shopping Canter Marke t 425 N Center North viae
SUMMER FACTORY HELP 7 A M - 3 3 0 P M Mon -Frl 85/hour Call M o n -Fr l , 9AM-5PM, 326-7080
Stanley ( The Sta
SUMMER HELP Door Sys tem* a DMaion of
The Stanley Work*, a currently seek ing mdfvtduels to work aa vaca-t i on rep lacements i t our Troy and B i rm ingham plants Vacation re-p l a c e m e n t * Wt* be peid ( 7 25 per hoax
Stanley Door a a manufacturer of sMe l en t ry doors and garage doo r * The poamon was encompeaa varied
throughout the must heve m e
eba*y to work 1st. 2nd or 3rd shifts and over t ime
OuaaMed candidates must poaaeea a mgh schoo l educat ion mechemcal apt i tude, commi tment lo qual i ty teamwork , and have tha abiBty lo aft 50 fee Previous manufactur ing and / or s n s r r w y wor t help4U
by aendmg your re-eume to the
i Door System* 1225 E Maple Roed
Troy. Ml 48083 At tn VR
NO PHONE CALLS. PLEASE1
SUMMER OPENINGS Star t ing at 88 25 Nettonei c o r p o r a
Caa 11am 4pm:
430-0062 SUMMCR SHOP HELP WANTED
A p p i v V * m g Buadkig j 6 l T 0 F o n » a a
500 Halp Wanted SUMMER HELP wantad tuf t /per l t lma. No exper ience nscss i s r r
I Cleen m g 4 3 5 - 5 8 M
Supervisor/Verftaatton Growing Personnel Compeny sea Oepenmen t Supervteor Muat have ao«d background m cuatomar inter-act ion Heevy g rowth M o manage-ment Some supervisory exper ience requared Mid 20's to start pkja ben-ef i t * Send reeume a t tn OWS. 20300 O n e Center Drive. Sul le 207E Southf ield. Ml 48076
SURFACE GRINDER HAND lor growing precision too l 8 die. 3 y r * m in imum experience. cartMd* exper ience • alpfui Permanent poel-t ion. overt ime, company peid bene-f i t * C a l 542-1310
SURVEY RESEARCH INTERVIEWERS
Permenent part t ime, i t 00 per hr base pey * in terv iewing incentive bonus NO SALES Merket Strategies » increasing the even ing /weekend teams st our re-search operat ions center m the Pru-d e n t l y Town Center A Rseeareh Technic ian s dut ies Includs con-duc t ing computer assisted tele-phone survey interviews 8 other study releted tasks Theee are entry level poelt lone
We Expect From You: • Some col lege beckground any
aree of atudy • Very profeeaional preaantat ion
and a t t i tude • Reliabil i ty . 'commit ment • Baaic PC ak i la requi red
We Otter You: • Talented, expenencad co-workars • Excellent work ing condi t ions • Friendly, profsasional atmoephers • Rewards for hard w o r t and
ded ica t ion
interested'? Call 351-1795 Mon thru Thur* . . 10em-2pm. to request en In-terview
SWIMMING POOL ATTENDANT Nov i /W Bioomfte id Area Must be sva lab ie immediate ly through La-bor Day Over 18 Cell for sppolnt ment M o n thru Frl. 349-9077
TEACHER/ ASSISTANT M o n 8 Wed, 8am-12noon Farming ton HMa Co-op Pre-School With leach ing degree Star t ing Fal . 1994
Call 810-553-8919
TEACHER POSITION avai lable Kirk in Tha Hals Nursery School 5 morn ings per week Degree, expe-r ience needsd Eerly chaidhood p re le r red This is s Hcenesd devel-opmenta l pre-achool wi th in a p o s i t i v e Ch r i s t i an a t m o a p h e r e Pleeae send reeume to Jan Eaton Kirk Nursery School, 1340 W Long Lake Rd Bloomf ie ld HM*. Ml 48302
TEACHER Religion CethoMc secondary prrvsls school degree m ReHgtou* Studaee Send reeume to Box 780
Obeerver 8 Eccentr ic Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraf t Rd
Livonia M l 48150
TEACHERS PART-TIME
Hlrmg now for dayt ime and evening posi t ions tor Adurt Educat ion Job Training p rog ram Appacant must have Michigan aecondery certif ica-t ion Teechers needed tor classes m CAO. account ing, business com-puters. legal secretary, medical sec-retary medica l of f ice training, medi-cal t ranscr ip t ion snd bil l ing snd nurs ing /home heelth care Send credent ia ls to J SUagy.
Dearborn Adult Educat ion 10645 Waal Warren Dearbom. M l 48128
Or c a l 582-4813 EOE
SUMMCT mom O P P O R T u x r r r a
t y t o r i
S U P E R V I S O R
W. 12
TEACHER-2-4 yr degree m early ch i ldhood Expananca working m a center Great oppor tun i ty for quali-f ied peraon C a l J a n a at 261-5367
TEACHING ASSISTANTS lor infants 8 todd le r * , M l 8 p a n l ime, for ne-ttonaffy accred i ted Nureery School m Uvon ia Star t ing pay baaed on educat ion Great benef i t * 525-5767
TECHNICIANS-ALARM & TELEPHONE
SYSTEMS immedia te need - must have prior exper ience involving mslsastion. service, t roubieehootmg. and repair of a larm and/or te lephone systsms Long- te rm cont rac t ssslgnmsnts wi th possibi l i ty of d i rect employ-ment Pleaae c a l or aand l aeune lo TECHNICAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS 391 Airport indus-t r ia l Or . YpeMentl M l 48198 (313)485-3900 FAX 485-4219
a TELEPHONE W INTERVIEWERS
Nseded for highly respscted Marke t ing Raeearch Firm
ALL SHIFTS Good phone 8 computer sk l ta a plua
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! NO SALES INVOLVED"
C a l Sandy I 0 t t n - 4 p m Weekday*
8 2 7 - 4 0 2 1 TELEMARKETERS
Mon-Thur m Troy. 7 -9pm Exceaent wo rk ing condi t iona Senior* wel-c o m e C a l 952-1664
to set . a p p o u i t m a n t s of quaMflad
leads Good waxking condi-t i o n s C a l Leslie 557-9428
TELEMARKETING - Mature people N o eeamg. h r * avaaabla to At your s c h e d u e S r * weacome Salary »
Wayne 4 7 l - i « 0 0
TELEMARKETING - evarerm shift (5-9 p m I 15 /hr to s tan than { " h r al-tar t rammg Hard workers make ex-c s lan t wagea 8 /Sou th«aM aree C a l Me EMott after 4 p m 557-1034
TELEMARKETING OpeninQa m convenient uvon ia off-ice tor br ight art iculate people who want l o earn salary plua commiaaion (SS-810 an hour) plua cash con iee t * Non-amok m g enable 537-3174
TELEMARKETING CP StuaHoa a of fer ing p e n time em-ployment. f lexible hours seftmg ap pomtman ts and serv ic ing our cut-t o m e r * a l ona of o i * 8 convenient por t ra i t locat ions Muat ba mature
baf and commumcebon sk«s Sal-ary plua commiss ion For imsralaw caa 1 - 8 0 0 - 4 2 2 - 3 6 M Ex 487
An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer
THREAD ORINOCR OPERATORS XLO-3 1 8 33 exper ience daHred w a i r a m Caa
T O O L M A K E P - Lath. Hand 8 y r * maremum l l oaae is 8
Teal. Redtord 832- 1ST 5
TREE TRMaAMNQ. SPMAYMQ 8 OAOUNOS MAINTENANCE Pereorv
a a e d Sswttng pay $7
wl!3 Smm mtdSS'mmJmSil
' S K r " — 8 H>-84a-1870
T R U C K DRIVERS
•*t mm >1 K M a l aaa •At iaaat 1 year gear R s i s s a
V o m aa aoored lsad 'k i j ra
t a m a a l OOT m a M a a n W a M M R i M H C O L l a a n a a a n d
500 Halp Wanted TOOL MAKER. PART TIME
, a t a w o a d in oon for manufactur ing M l C a l George a i
Expenencad In oold heads ig tool ing p lant m Canton.
313-451-3335
T O O L M A K E R S LATHE HANO exper ienced EDM operator - exper ienced lor convent ional EDM depar tmen t SURFACE GRINOER exper ienced with knowledge of f o rm anal/or spane gr inding BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR Apply 1o Tootco Inc . 47709 Geaeon Dr . Plymouth. ( 313 )453 -9911
TRAINER Appfy only if you possess the loUow-
QuaWicstione mg ouaiifk • Medical I
Medical Office Menegement • Computaw Operat iona Knowledge • Demonstrated A b n t y l o Tram Send raeuma to 30400 Telegraph Suite 383. Bingham Farms M 48025
NOW HIRING EXPERIENCED TREE TRIMMERS 8 /o r PESTICIOE APPL ICATORS
Greet start ing pay 8 benefit peck age Weetaide Foreetrv. Novi
810-349-4636
TREE SERVICE Groundaman (M/F) wan ted
Full t ime 810-356-3421
TRUCK DRIVER fob located m west Detroi t , must have Claaa A COL Send raaume to PO Box 700195, F>tymouth. Ml 48170, at tn personnel
TRUCK DRIVER - M u l l have COL. local t ransport Dependable
313-455-4111
• TRUCK DRIVERS-COL A-Cer t lhed • General laborers • MIG welders M 8 W Industr ie* 14211 Harr ison
Romulua araa near airport
TRUCK DRIVER/ WAREHOUSE DUTIES
Entry level posi t ion WIS t r sm Must know the Metro aree snd have a
1-0220. ext 121 An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer
TYPESETTER W A N T E 0 Compugrapnic Sys tem Keykning 8 n«g«ttv» str iping a p4us Can 299-61M Vecuum Truck Opara to r /Wata rb laa-l e r * 8 Laborer* Exper ience Aqua-Tech Environmental. 38261 School-craft Suits D. Uvoma. 953-6755
VENDING ATTENDANTS P a n time, for leading local vend ing company immedia te opereng in BaaevUle/Romulua area Clean 8 ns vending machines 8 assist c u s t o m , er * W * wW tram PMd vacat iona 8 houdey* For sppomtment c a l 9am-3pm Mon thru Fn 1-800-589-7412
Equal Opportuni ty Employer M / F
VIOEOGRAPHERS 8 VlOEO Edi tor* For specjet events Par t - t ime G o o d p e y C a l 5 4 l - 1 9 8 0
3rd MILLENNIUM PRODUCTIONS
VINYL INSTALLER HELPER Experience helpful but not necee-aary
427-7120
WABEEK COUNTRY C L U 8 I* now hiring for the fol lowing poe l t ion* Hoet staff. Bus staff Wal l staft Housemen (m/T). B a r t e n d e r * 8 Maintenance Fua t ime 8 par t t ime poel t ion* avaaabla. exper ience pre-ferred but not requi red We are looking for outgoing, sarnlca or ient-ed staff Plssss apply m parson Tuee - Sun ba te sen 2 - 5 p m 4000 Club G"rte Dr . B ioomf le ld HMs
WAREHOUSE 8 Counter Parson foss lb l s management Appfy in per-son Superior Carpet Suppl ies. £5125 W Eight Mas Radford
WAREHOUSE HELP. M l t ime, l ight peckagaing 8 assembly. W lxom aree. 360-8887
WAREHOUSE Help wan ted for busy off ice Shipping 8 receiving hao ms ln i snanca exper ience helpfu l 8411 Ronda. Canton 459-5870
WAREHOUSE HELP Hiring for second shift p roduc t i on WM tram Compet i t ive wage 8 bene-flta Apply in person at AVD. 41135 Vincent* Ct Novi
WAREHOUSE - NOVI. F u l t ime Seeking majfviduai for shappang and receiving Some exper ience helpful C a l Mon-Fn , 9 e n v l 1am 348-8000
W A R E H O U S E Pan time, 6 A M - l 2 n o o n . Mon. -Fr l . Appfy m parson 35301 Schoolcra f t . Uvoras
WAREHOUSE POSITIONS Entry level. M f Urns. South f ie ld locat ion Temporary Summer em-ployment only Dsy Shi f t Posi t ion consists of order W n g 86/Hr Send rseums to P O Box 5091. Southf ie ld Ml 46006
WELDERS Seasons! Expenencad MUG Wslders needsd for trMlar hitch manufacturer m Cen ton
Clean work ing snv t ronment C e l for sn sppt lca«on 722-7800
WELDER/FABRICATOR Must read prints, hava own tools Experience m m e d e m n g tools s plus Send reeume to Peraonnei 1180 Centre Rd A u b u r n HiBs Ml 46326
W E L D E R FABRICATOR-FITTER to $12 48 /h r • benefits Exper ienced MIG. TIG stick Day* 473-7210
STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL
WELDER/FITTER For Steal Feb Shop, pr int reeding 8 layout experience ns rssss ry After lOsm caa 4 58- 3*80
WELDER Looking for welders wfth conveyor exper ience and MIG Mm 3 yrs Ample over t tms snd aOersi benefits package inc lud ing prof i t sharing and retk smant appfy m paraon
U S Fabr icat ing 1947 Haggerty Rd WaAad Lake
WELDERS - Entry level posi t ions Fua-nma W « t ram o n Ihe K*> Prof i t Shar ing 40 IK. medfcal 8 danta l benefits Start ing at M 00/hr Appfy m parson st BELAMGER. INC 1001 DOHENY CT . NORTHVILLE. N of 7 Mae Rd off No r t hv«e Rd
WELDERS/FfTTER Mig. swcs slsmlsss mad steal Ex-
ad only Apply m person Fabricat ing C e Freeway m-Park. 241 ! • mdus tna i Park
WELDERS HELPERS LAV-OUT r tsnos
824-4430
W E S T L A N D
S S I . 810-478-3220
WHERE ARE YOU?
NEEDED NOW:
• Recycling • Grinders • Screw Machine
Operators
INTERIM P E R S O N N E L M « na L O I
500 Halp Wanted WRECKER DRIVER KM t ime, Hax-stMs hours. COL required, expen-
I. Triangls Towing. . 3 1 3 - 7 ( 1 - 6 0 8 8
502 Help Wanted Dantal Medical
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Progresses medical pract ice seek-n g WiergaUc creat ive ind iv idual with exceptional people skMs Posi-tive psraonaHty 8 st t f tuds S muat F u l t ime, great benefits fr iandfy st-mospheas/ Send resums l o B E ! / Linda. 5813 W MapM. Sta 137, W Bioomfleld. Ml 48322
502 Halp Wanted Dontat-MedicaJ
SEEKING SKILLED Dantal
pract ice Good salary 8 benef i ts m ce l .422-5560
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST . w Csnton Everang* and Sat-
urday* P a n u C a l Carol
DENTAL ASSISTANT Expenencad 4 weak day* Bene f i t * Pension Plan Dearborn 11 s igh 's s rsa C a l 546-OJ73
ANESTHESIA REGISTERED NURSE CLINICIAN
South Oakland ansst l iss is Aaaoo -stes Acute Pam Service at WSkam Beaumont Hoapltai RN BSN wtth spadtxsl csthstar experience lo be-come an integral part of our ex-panding Pam Service Team Dutlee « idude deny ssassamant and main-tenance of poet-aurgicat pat ients wtth epidural ca the te r * Ful l - t ime with weekend commi tment S e n d reeume to
WMtem Beaumont Hoepital Depertment of A/isetf iaeiology
3601 W 13 MUe Rd Royal Oak. Ml 48073 Attent ion Judy May
A T T E N T I O N NURSE AIOES
RAISE. RAISE. RAISE Stan at 15 50 90 day ralae. 8 m o n t h raiae. 1 reer ralae
FREE. FREE Training for state cert i f icat ion Appfy In p e n o n , Mon-Fr l IO-4 Bortz Health Car * of O e k ^ n d 1255 W Siiverbe* Onon T o w m m p
BILLER/RECEPTIONIST mtel igent sen starter with exper i -ence m health maairance 8 good pe-tient communicat ion needed for busy medical office Musi be herd worker 8 dependable 1 8 / V 8 high-er depending on exper ience Uvonia area 349-5559
DENTAL ASSISTANT Rocheeter A r e * Busy general den-tal office searching lor a br ight , en-ergetic person wfth dantal c h a r * * * exper ience who en|oy* * laat pace 8 i * people onented 862-3130
DENTAL ASSISTANT F u l or pert t ime tor Bioomfleld HMta off ice 642-8136
DENTAL ASSISTANT Part nma, 3 day*. Mon. A M 8 Sat A M Cjioaaant environ-ment 8 aalary Orchard 8 13 maa salary Orchar t
855-5452
DENTAL ASSISTANT Expenencad only tor p e n - ama Hon Tue* Thur*.. 8 1 mon th Fua-tlma po*RKm poassbls m the f u t i r a 2 doctor of f ice Weet B ioomfKtd area 661-4002
DENTAL ASSJ8TAXT Our pr r»gra*af»* darttai l eam I* seeking ar a n t h i l a e t k - people peraon to help provide queaty dan-tal cere If you are commi t t ed to exceaanos, come >om our happy t e a m C a l 474-0224
0ENTAL ASSISTANT Our Farmington dantal pracOoa M looking lor a akMed Dental a M l stent to (can our team O w state-of- the-art pract ice o f le r * an axcaAant op-portuni ty for the exper ienced easael ant who wf l ba rewarded tor her /Ma skMs Excellent benefit pec* age m-dudes medical 8 B s insurance profit sharing, vacation 8 sick pay and oompetmve salary 474-4600
BILLERS DME/IV INFUSION
Fu* 8 Pan Time Contact Diane Defter 810-932-1170 Herper Aaeooatee.29870 M-ddteCefl
Farrrungton HlUa. Ml 46334
DENTAL ASSISTANT sxpsnsnced dantal aaaletant sought tor Troy offtoe Fu l / pe r t t ime
660-0775
BILLERS NEEDED lor DME compe-ny, Plymouth area Graat benef i ts 8 opportunit ies 459-3115
DENTAL ASSISTANT f u l t ime, experience p»e*ai'ied tor B ioomf le ld Htaa practice
810-335-4427
BORTZ HEALTH CARE OF OAKLAND
Has poemor available for profea-Saonal nursing st* f f More than com- i pet itrve wage* • Fu l t ime • Vacation Pay-Sick Pay • Holiday Pay • Tuition Reimbureement • Health 8 U»e Insurance Alao part t ime poelt ion* avai lable Appfy Mon-Fn l0 -4pm. 1255 W SHverbefl Orion Toamahap
DENTAL ASSISTANT - some expe-r ience or relevant school ing pre-ferred for this friendly patient or ien-ta ted practice F u l time, benef i t * . N E Farmangton HMa 855-1277
BUSINESS ASSISTANT 8 DENTAL ASSISTANT (2 poaft ion*) lor p r o g r w a n e dant* l off ice High OSHA standards Salary 8 benef l ta commenaurale « exper ience Aak for Jamae. 966-5540
BUSINESS OFFICE COORDINATOR Needed for a prograearve Farmang-ton HMa dental pract ice Must ex-ude wermth. csr lng 8 tots o l focused snergy. st tentton to detsa. superior telephone 8 communica-t ion skMs 8 germane tove tor peopto required ff you srs seeking a chal-lenging career which prov ides lor personal growth call C a m e et (810)932-5650
Certified Nurse Aides Do you have s love and unders tand-ing of the elderly? If you d o then |om our staff of loving and car ing people We have f u l end p e n poai-t lons available For more Informa-tion c*a 349-2640 or come m and fM out sn sppHcatlon anyt ime Moav FrL. 9em-5pm
WHITEHALL C o m slsscsnt H o m e 43455 W 10 M M Rd Novi
CERTIFIED NURSE AIOES WITH 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE
$6.75 TO START 90 day reviwr - V A C A T I O N OA YS - H O L I D A Y S « I C K DAYS -LIFE INSURANCE •HEALTH CARE PLAN AVAILABLE A l shaft openings with advancement dpportunit iee Appfy i 9em-4pm Mon-Fr l
B o r a Health Cars of Oakland 1255 W S l v e r b a l
Onon. Ml
CHIROPRACTCE OFFICE pa r t - t ime help M o n d a y - F r i d a y , 4pm-7pm 8 Saturday 9 -Noon C a l Krtatl 652-3343
C N A / H H A HOME CARE OPPORTUNITIES
THE MEDICAL TEAM, a cer t i f ied home health agency, hea immed is te openings lor exper ienced c e n n g caregivers We are eeekmg
Experienced Cert i f ied Nuree A ides Home Heelth Aidea
Lrve-m Poaitiona
We ofler exce len t pay. health plan vacation pay plan. 8 tuition ramnbursemen
g roup 40100
C a l t o d a y
( 8 1 0 ) 3 5 8 - 2 2 6 0 CNA'S/HHA'S
NURSING STUDENTS
immediate openings on aa shi f ts Variety of local homa care i s e i g r -menta avaleble Work the acnedc le for your Choaca - no mm number of hours or long meaence travel re-q u r e d Set your own hours choose your own case* Caa lodayf) VISITING CARE 344-0234
C N A s Jom prograaalve. car ing s ta l l m growing long-term c a r * w o a r y Fua I pen time s M a t Is aa shi f t * New contract higher pey P * M ortenta-non Apply in petaon 9 e m - 3 p m weekday* Lahaar HM* Nuremg Center 25300 Lahaar. SouttiWslJ
CNA'3 NEEDED « c ™ -Ha l m uvome. sxos lan i pay 8 bonua s. fnant fy staff Csa j m s i 522-1444
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PROGRESSfVI Ft arwungson HM
GHAtRSOC DCNTAL ASSISTANT
i a m i i n a dansai | a I I aaa a W ) 4 7 T - * « S T
s e a e A T O P P O w r u w m e s
are laaamg tor a tfiaapa ' Fua ame iNoree. COAyROA
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DENTAL ASSISTANT W A N T E D Seeking an enthueiestic experi-enced dentel sssislanl tor our
leem-pract lce Exceaent package for t op notch applicant
ca l 274-2543
DENTAL ASSISTANT Needed pen- t ime tor poeaibie future fua-ume Some exper ience nacee-sary 313-609-1808
* 810-433-4800 8161 Box 8175
DENTAL ASSISTANT Opanmg in Ann Arbor Endo of f ice Benefit package available Experi-ence a plua Send raaume l o Arbor Araa Endodont ic* . 2330 E Stad ium. Sta 1. Ann Arbor . Ml 48T04
OENTAL ASSISTANT - 120.000 • 4 day* . 'w**k No Sat* No eve* Crown 8 bridge pract ice m Waal Bioomfleld Serving very p i ssssm people 2 yr* exper ience 737-7877
DENTAL ASSISTANT Part t ime-pc selbls f u l Ume. tor fam-ily dentist Uvorua/Narthvtae araa Experience preferred, but wW t ram tha
464-4497 I right pa a PTtya*
DENTAL ASSISTANT Chairaide Mature paraon wfth some fo rma l t rammg Norvamok ing of f ice 4 day weak. 7am 4pm No evenings or Saturday* Sand raeuma to: 416 5 Mam S t . NorthvMe. Ml 48167
DENTAL ASSISTANT Support ive, outgoing patient or ient-ed mdividual wantad Muat have special mtereel m eff icient cknacal coord inat ion Be anth uaiastic 8 an-(oy working with our suppor t ive l eem FiM-tlme Farmington H I N C a l C a m e 932 -5650
OENTAL ASSIST ANT /Canlcal Coor-dmator Wtth ao many off ices look-
tor an aaeaatam why chooae thaa sa wa re a super off ice
8 work as s team OSHA compear * Fua t ime 8 pan bme poait iona evaa-abie COA, RDA > a le i i ed Expend-
mc for o f f c a ?
ma 474-0100
OENTAL CHAIRSIOE ASSISTANT Part t ime EXPERIENCED For den-tist 8 hygleniet Mon 8 Thur * even-ings 8 Saturday* 5 Maa/Fi ermang-
25-7010
OENTAL FULL SERVICE LAB - on
br idge-waxar crawn/brtdea-Oniah-
525-4330 Contact Jim or Ed at.
OENTAL HTYGIENtST pan t ime if you are cenng 8 dependable 8 en-joy chaBanga. m a queaty u v o m a pract ice, ca t 427-7566
DENTAL HYGIENIST Prograaafva Farmmgton HIS* of f ice look ing tor p e n - a m * hyglenlat Caa 474-2260
DENTAL HYG!CN«T4ua 8 p a n nma 3-day weak an da. b a n a t * Oaar t tnm Hta Plaaasnt work ing snvt ronmeni -
277-3066
OENTAL HYQIENIST F u l or p a n -t ime. energetic. herOwor t ing buey S ciulhfceld pay
DENTAL HYQIENIST Fua- t im* Great hour* Exceaent
Sft." DENTAL HVOIENI8T
wanted tor Sat momSng*. Ford Rd S u c h Defy area of P f S f t S W Hta.
278-4700
DENTAL HYGIENIST H i i a m on M o n d a y * end ^ dey on
OENTAL M Y Q O M T - PART TIME
C a t .
DCNTAL K T O M T - Part Waa. T u e * . Thur * 12-7pm t S l l i « a | i a
OENTAL M i I S I M T aar t —«a M a w ar Taaa 8 S a l W Slsu a s l l
p a n * Hreeaaar - was, s PH
0 6 N T A L K V G e * aar O e e r e d S a M l l ime p a s a m a rker . d e n CR* S s s k m g p r r — a n 1 4 1 Seem i s i a s B e d a W a Maura
D E N T A L H Y Q I O W S T
m i a i i t a L J i s » ! t 8 -4 CaS Or j a
- - -
8161 Saa 8166
502 Halp Wanted Dantal Medic ai
DENTAL HYGIENIST pert t ime tor
2 0 1 hour* * week wax* ) fit your schedule 1 evening. Tuee or Ttmra t a 8pm I* neoeaaary. some Satur-days « daeeed P laaM caa 349-4111
DENTAL HYGIENIST High queaty per iodontal pract ice * look ing tor a br ight, caring, experv enced hygierxet l o (om our etaff Salary can be over SSO.OOO annual-ly. Mue benef i t * Ca* (810)367-3213
DENTAL HYQIENIST Fua or part t ime If you are an anthu-
eeted B 8 chaRanglnc poamon. wa w a m tb meat you rtaass c e l be-rween 9 A M - 5 P M 274-2543 Or after 7 P M 721-4876
OENTAL HYGIENIST M o d e m Dearborn Heights /Garden Ci ty dantal off ice dealree oompet ib le team or lan l e d H y g f a n l tor lua or pa r t - ame poaf t ion Soft m i n i man-a g e m e n t 4 p a t i e n t e d u c a t i o n s l i m m Soma evee 8 Saturdaya G o o d ccmpanaanor i Come smere you - I be appiacSaladl Cea 421-5200
DCNTAL HYG*N«ST, growing Ptym-outh prac l loa haa mma»>als M l tana opening, tor a dynamic team player . In ocr prevenlethre oa r * o rv ensad ga i ia ia l dantal p rac t ice Re-quire*- i i t f W a n d denia l hygierest
oenea. 1 yaar of pract ical expan-enoa Star t ing aalary commeneurate
should aubm/t raaume wfth aaMry reqaarement to: Amer ican Oerttal G roup . 2000 Town Center. Su f i * 2200, SouthAald. Ml 4S075, A t tn
DCNTAL INSURANCE BILLER' SCHEDULING COORDINATOR
E x p e r i e n c e d only n e e d app ly B loomf la ld /Pont lac area Fua t ime Poaft ion svai iebie immealialafy
efter 2pm 855-6656
502 Halp Wanted w » - 1 p a n t a i w a o i r a i
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST If you have den ia l exper ience, com-puter knowledge and ere looking lor a poaftfve oharioa. c a l ue. we ofler • Medica l Benema • Paid Vacat ions and HcMdaya
18
- Profit Shar ing • N o Weekends Aak tor Karen
DCNTAL TECHNICIAN encad blue wmxar, c rown 8 br idge Banal l ta Hunter Lab
538-1050
EDI SUPPORT REPRESENTATIVE
R t u f i a b l a * p i n r a e a m g oompany M sleet romc deans msertaoee a seeking snd sagSbMRy
an r x j f v l dua l « MMng knowledge M in imum 5 y r *
ty background EDI axpananca or femaienty wtfh technica l require-m e n t * • a neceearty f laeums and aalarv mat c ry l o : EOl. P O Box 250670. Frank»n. Ml 46025
EXECUTIVE A S S I S T A N T
appkcat iona
DENTAL INSURANCE BILLING SPECIALIST
Exper ienced biker needed to pro-ceee demei d a a r e . rnamtam maur-anoa d a l m data baae, post pay-menta , supervise meurance d a r k s to eneure t imely biaaig and coaectmn commun ica te with pat ients, stu-dent* . ctaff and facuiry st School of Oarttlatry M in imum of five yeers cur rent dan ta l th i rd party baang ex-per ience u taomg computer ized sy*-tem i n i " t la l . thorough knowledge of denta l meuranoa plane and th i rd par ty baano requsred Fua benef i ts Inc lud ing FREE TUITION Submit re-s u m e by June 13. 1994 to Umver* i-ty of Detro i t Mercy, Human Re-sou rce * 4001 W McNicho** P O Box 19900. Detron Ml 46219-0900
Ar Equal Opportunrty Employer Af f i rmat ive Act ion Employer
vtoe* e accept ing an Executive Assistant to work i av der tha JkecOon of the Pi H a n You woi4d b * leeponefh i * tor per-fo rming adnHnanrat ive 8 secretarial du twa to inc lude but not I m n e d lo the preparat ion 8 genera t ion of con-f idential repor ta re lat ing to adminis-t ra t ion phyalcsane 8 menagaman i suppor t serXcee Tha axacutfve * * -sastant acts aa a l a i son wfth m e m bers of tha medica l staff 8 hospital
, adrmmetret ion The cand idate srould coord inate schedules 8 respond lo
! te lephone 8 m a l mqtanee.
; REQUIREMENTS Min imum of 2 years of coaaoe wi th eddl t lonal businsss course* 8 com-
' puler l l terste MlnlnxaTi of 3-5 yeers previous exper ience aa an Admmis-tral tve Secretary m haaffh c a r * or-g a n a a t n n or corpaxaUon Typing 65
: w p m Demoetrat tve knowledge of the ISM paraonal compartar dicb-pnone expananca, apeed wri t ing 8 / or shor thand pisSei i s d Pleaae sub-
to
Thsraaa Coioafce Humen naaourca Depar tment .
Bota tord Med ica l Management Servacea.
26050 Grand Rhrer Farmlng lon HMa. Ml 46336-5933
Healthcare
DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER - Seek very exper ienced team player tor general pract ice m Fermmgton HMe C o m p u t e r exper ience essent ia l C o m m a n d helpful Send resume to Box 706
O b e e r w 8 Eccentric Newapepar* 36251 Schoolcraft Rd
Livonia Ml 48150
DENTAL Patient Coordinator A ra you look ing for variety m your career"? Our Mepla /Te laoraph gen-eral dantal off ice la seeking a poaeed enthusiast ic team member tor the poel t ion of Patient Coordme-tor T h a fua t ime poelt ion saw m-vofve both f r om desk and c h t t r s i d * •eeponaibait ies m an offtoe dedicat-ed to a quaaty patient expananca P leasscaa 644-1554
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Pan-bme, M o n 8 Thur * evenings 4-6pm. Set 6 - 2 p m Experience preferred but wiamg to t r am Computer knowl-edge helpfu l M a i m s 591-3636
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST B ioomf le ld off toe OENTAL OFFICE axpenenoe onfy No evenings Every other Sat $10-812/hour to start pme prof i t shar ing 8 benef i ts Caa 642-6430
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Part nma wi th bookkeep ing dut ies Expsrt-ence needed 20-30 hrs M - T h . • o m * 14 day Sat* Hour* f lexible Farming ton H I M office 553-0645
DCNTAL RECEPTIONIST EXPERIENCED
Are you an exper ienced denta l re-cept ionis t look ing lor an opening si s q u a t t y - o n e n t e d specialty pract ice amere your p r o l s i s j n * j manner 8 s k u a waa be no t iced 8 valued' ' If you a r e a i * o p e r * o n * b l * 8 we i i -g roomed . comto r tab l * 8 accura ls • n t h c o m p u t e r s m o t i v a t e d 8 smear f y c a n n g about people 8
1 (810)357-3213
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Expenenoed People sliMs Good weges. 30-34 hou rs /we* * Uvonaa t*nk»y prac t ice Evae 477-4179
DCNTAL RECEPTIONIST Pen - t ime immedia te opanmg tor Summer employment No Fnday* or w e e k e n d * U v o n i a 474-0100
D C N T A L RECEPT IONIST /BOOK-KEEPER - Rochester dental off ice B o o k k a * p m g exper ience preferred
662-7770
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST C • cedent career opportuni ty lor per -• o n axpar tancad m d e n t » or medi-cal of f toe ope ra t i on* FiM t lm* poaf-t ion of fers many chaBanga* L i von ia /Can ton area: 261-7802
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Excit ing
f ront daak raoapaomet tor KM Bme poamon Mual heve 1-2 yr* d e n t a l expe r ience 8 compu te r Knowledge Top aalary 8 Aak tor M a 313-
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST FuB t lma f ront deak poamon with
•g m o n * doctor fam-• y prect toe Experience pre fer red Benef i ts W Deerbom 5S3-2400
DCNTAL RCCCPTlOkSST Uvonia Dantal Offtoe S m e l inandfy L
seek ing -sasbss b e c k g r o u n d helpful No
DCNTAL RECEPTIOSaST s s n l s d . muet h a m outgo ing per-
DENTAL RCCCPTIOaST - KM Ume
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DtRECT CARE WORKERS Oar«an CRy Mus i ba
oewcTow or wuwees
fan s Hi 1)1 II I i lies asaiad a n -
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E X C E L L E N T O P P O R T U N I T I E S
HaelthCare C O M P A R E Corp the largaal independent menagad care providar m the count ry , hea immedi-ate oppor tumt lea tor our wor ta r l comp b l l review depe r tmer i ' m the Lrvonia of«ce
BILL REVIEW ANALYSTS Marat hava a m i m m i j m of 6 montha expananca wf thm the heel thcare m-duatry and know ICO-9, CPT. and Micfagan tea schedules
CLERK/BATCHER Dutlee include b a t d U n g bdts snd general d a n c a l funct ions Must lyps 35-45 avpm, ba deiat l -or iented and hava axoaRsnt organizat ions! skias
Plssss submit yoajr rsaume wtth sal-ary history snd requ i rements to Hes l tnCsrs C O M P A R E Corp Oept 10994 . 750 Fkverpoarvt Dnve. Weet Sacramento CA 95605 E O E M / F / V / H
H e a l t h C a r e C O M P A R E Corp .
HOME HEALTH AIDES C O M P A N I O N S H O M E M A K E R S
LIVE-INS Field staff tor pr ivate duty home c a r * agency m C a n t o n tor caaaa m Wayna. Oak land Washtenaw and Lfving*ton c o u n l i e * Exper ience work ing wfth the H. elderly or <**-• b l e d pre fer red Muat ba avaHebi* tor arork at weet 20 hoax* par weak To apply, caal
(313 )961 -6829 UNITED H O M E CARE SERVICES
2200 Can ton Center Rd . B230 Can ton . M l 46167
HOUSEKEEPING/ LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR
Plymouth Cour t Heal th Care Center a 129 bed long- te rm care ladety has an anmedle te open ing tor a Houee-keepangy LaunaJry Supervleor The
houBBk aapmg/ laamdry procedures
Superv isor dut ies, m addf t ion to dl-rectmo the deper tment . record keapmg. c dar ing SuppSsa, schsdules and conduc t i ng f requent mspect ione of the ladRty
W e offer • g o o d baneRt package m-Ckjdang vacat ion and matvanoa. a
For immed ia te ooneMera l ton con-taot
PfywKARh Court n i s R f Care Center
P V n o u t h T J T s a 170 313-465-0610
An Equal Oppon tmRy Employer
H Y G ® « 8 T Ca* today lo m t a r i f a e tar S a m n g h e m Jama 1 1
HYGIENIST e n tana 1
pracstoe CaS »7
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L P N s Long t erm pare I I I J I ) R a a i M ^ n a m g cerear w n t a i R i i a . M i ar p a n • R e L a a m i a e s s M a i A m * * Per sen. I I <i | I M . ar aead re-• u m * s a a W i s e a i . 0 0 8 L L S a a
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/ M l EMPLOYMENT Monday, June 6,1994 O&E * 1 1 C
502 Halp Wanted Dantal Hadlcal
INSURANCE SeCRCTARY QiiMni d a n u i (KSoe m Daa r twm He^t ta^ 'Gerdan CRy area seeks KM m p n nma paraon to handle our rwix-ance and a o m a recaption du-des C o m m a n d BOWSMTS experience helpful Denial backg round necea-•ery Fnsndly paiBOfiaSry s muetl c m 421-8200
LAS ASSISTANTS Fu l t lma. part tana and o n - c a l afternoon poamona s a l a b l e E x p * nance wRh data ent ry . metScai ter-mmoiogy and medtoal MRsairg pre-lerred CJ n sdsnl benef i ts 6 opportu-nross Appfy M o n - F n I0am-4pm
UNIVERSAL STANDARD ME D lC Ac. LASS
2 1 7 0 6 1
LPN . HOME HEALTH MANAGER
Horns health expenanca to manags tram miarviaw m - n o m e care givers
Af lordaOla H o m e Cere 313-360-6237
L P N MIDNIGHTS PART TIME
NIGHTINGALE WEST 8365 l l e w b u r g h Rd
West land. neer Joy Rc An Equal Oppor tun i t y Employer
502 Halp Wanted Dantal Mbdlcal
MEDICAL ASSIST ART -y pract ice
tor _ ths De-
woa meaMcei center. 1 yr expen-snos ' s q u r s d m phyalcaens off ice EKQ 8 front daak experience heap-kx Send reawna to AHWeted Car-d W a g M P C 4160 John R Sufle 515. Detroit Ml 46201
MEDICAL BILLER Growing company lookmg tor dedi-cated mdlviduaf wfth medtoal baang Bkpertetioe Home medtoal aqulp-
se preferred ° H s a l reapond lo Sox i Obeerver 8 Eccentric Nesrapaper*
36251 Schoolcr eft Rd Uvonia Ml 46150
MEDICAL BILLER - exper ienced Part tane. day* Computer knowl-sdgs Bend rmuma 10 Ofttos Mane-
SRC Barclay O c s s Suite C M l 46307
502 Halp Wanted Dantal Medical
NURSE CONSULTANT
DME Company has an opening tor a ] i . saasi l LPN e«th beokgrond m wound cere to serve aa a caracal coneatftant l a sfcMed nursmg lecanies QuRSSad r i d M d u -ala mual ba a asff-atartar a fgh ex-ceaent o r g a m a t t o n a l and aaeeee-ment s k a * Satoe and Market ing ex-pananca a plus Exceasrii bsnef l ts Fore a i d reeume end ssisry require-ments to
s u s posi t ions Send resume lo Account* Recervabie
17197 N Laairal P* rk Dr . S t * 540 Uvonia. Ml 48152
NURSES AJOC wanted lor Senior Communi ty m Fermmgson HBH. FuB or par t - t ime wtth benefits Apply m psrson st Grsnd Rrver VMags. 36550 Grand River between Hefsied 8 Drsks
502 Halp Wanted Dantal Madlcal
504 Halp Wanted OfHce-Clartcal
POOIATRMT Recept ionist Both p e n tame, asm-Ms schsdulss DstroM 8 Plymouth srea l o c a l * * ! * Caa tor inSormetlon
• 810-433-4600 6161 Box 7065
PODIATRY MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Exper ience helpful 32 to 38 Hr* . /
to Box B712 8 Eccentric I
36251 Schoolcraft Fto Uvons* Ml 48150
RECEPTIONIST part bme. outgo-ing. snttk eaesnr. i suapllmasf lor Garden CRy Chiropractor Baang axpenenoe preferred bail afB tram Reeume requared.
NURSE 3 - 1 1 shfft lor long term care facili-ty ' n e n d l y s tmoaphere and statue staft Appfy m person
P seen wood mn 3500 W South Bhrd
R E C E P T I O N I S T for Sou th f i e l d Chi ropract ic offtoe needed k j l Bme Muet be open to new idsaa Phone exper ience requi red Mual ba per-sonaMe 8 dependeoie Typing, computer 8 clerical skias p rs fe sd C a l 569-2658
MARKETING AOMeaSTRATTVE -w o r t tor VP, cStork oonv
muracat lon, g o o d organt tanona l skMa, O m n i Pro W o r d tar WRnduwa 8 Lotu* benef i ts - (24 .000 f e e pa id
RECEPTIONIST secretary v iewer pnonee, Microsof t Excel or Word-Pertact 5 1 Lotua. sharp 8 prn la* atonal. »11/Hr Fee paid
WORD PROCESSOR - Troy, t ront 10 n e e m m g
lax. maa. MKroaciW Word for W indow* . Excel SS/hr tar temp- to perm poaMon Fee paid
DCNTAL OFFICE Knowledge of some compaRar experience, to ba trained on special programe. 8 1 0 - / h r Fee pa id
RECEPTIONISTS NEEDED tor buey Opnthsamofogy PracBos 1 for Uvo-raa l oca t ion 8 1 for SouttBleid toca-
Darmatofogy camca m SouthfiaM Dearborn. W a n g Heights seakmg pert t ime he lp Or ien ta t ion provided p isasscsa Ruth at 313-459-8100
L P N / R N ws heve s par t Ume poemon avaa-0IS on our s f l e m o o n shift working evsry other • se t snd For mora m-tarmetlon c a l 349-2640 or come m end fM out an appf lcat ion anytime Mon-Fn 9 a m - 5 p m
WHITEHALL Convalaacant Home 43455 W 10 MUe Rd Novi
L P N S 4 C N A S needed, s i sMRs lor p r t v u e duty
-6077 nursmg. lop pay. c a l 559-8077
MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR
Plymouth C o i r l Hsefth Car* Center - s 129 bed l o n g - l e r m heean care e s s e • look ing tor an outstanding individual 10 head our rnamtenence department The suoceesfui canali-dsta w a have s h igh school <»ptoms snd hsve s m in imum o l two yeers sxpsrisnce m maat tanence and/or power plant asort
Our Maai tanance Dkactor w a have e e d e r m e skMs m dsec tmg tha de»-ly asper tments i opers t ions m addL son. Supervisor dut lee w a inckjde g r e B memtananoa wfth poaer* hasHHj and SSr condi t ion ing unns rafngarsiors and f r aaMr * . a e c t n c a anrtng and other rou t ine mantubonal •nemtenance w o r t (X t ias w a bs psrformed m d e w e snd outsids ths
Ws oflsr s compsmtrve salary struc-ture. good bensRts mdudrng nsslth r w x s n c e paid vacat ion, rob • * » * -•action 8 pieaaant surroundings For r r v t w M l s cona idara t ion contact
P lymouth Court Heelth Care Center
•cathiyne Beech Human Reeources
105 HagoarTr Plymouth . M l 48170
313-455-0610 An EquM Oppor tun i ty Employer
MDS NURSE Deei'bom Heights Heal th Care Center haa s pos i t ion svaaabis 7am-3pm tor an expensnced MDS Coordaistor W a ofler compel ithe sagas. sxcsRsnt benefits sno s passssnt wortsng a tmosphars mter-ssisd pusBflsd RN's should spply lo M * S| A n d e r s o n HR Msnsgsr Ossrbom Hs igh ls Health Care Center, 26001 Ford Rd . Dearborn HagMs. Ml 46127 313-274-4800
Art Equal Oppor tun i t y Employer
MEDICAL COORDINATOR - Growth posit ion svsl lebis to hslp stsh cases for pnvate duty home cere agsncy Candidate maaei bs dspsndab is mothreted end heve epBRy to raasts • e a with peopis Competnrve weges 8 beneRts Experience not nsces-•ary-we w a trami Ca* Snsasy for appointment at. 286-2270
Minutea f r om 1-75 a i d M-59)
NURSING ASSISTANTS ALL SHIFTS
NIGHTINGALE WEST 8365 Newburgh Rd
Weetland. neer joy Rd Ar. Equsl Oppor tun i ty Empioyei
Some sxpsr isnce pisSsrrsd Caa M o n -Frl , 10-2 352-2806
MEDICAL PERSONNEL NEEDEO • Trsnscnptwnis i - Basra - Med i ca Asssstsnts • * Ray/Uftraaound Tsch Temporary 8 permenent poeit lons svsaebie Min imum 8 months sxpe-nence Send resums to PO Box 99114 Troy, Ml 46099 or c a l Micneie 541-7779 NATIONWIDE CAREER NETWORK
M e d i c a
P H L E B O T O M I S T Nat iona Health Lecora tonss mc . m seftmg the pece tor the caracal labo-ratory Industry Ws rs in search of an sxpsrtsnced Phlabotomial to wor t FuB-tlme In Lrvonie snd Psn -t lms Saturday m o m m g s m ths Southgs is arss Successful candi-
UTIL12ATION MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR
Osawood Hospwa a currently seek-ing sn RN Uti l izat ion Management Coordmstor
In this posi t ion you w a conduct sd-m a s l o n s n d oontmaiSd stsy revlsw srxl funct ion ss s rssource person lor hoepnsi stsf t m ut i lusf lon ma i -ler* in aod ino r you wan ro ta te through the Pre-edimasion rswsw posit ion, inaaudmg psrtodlc week-end fasy* : s f l s rnoons i covsrsgs
Ouel i f lcst lons mck*ds s r Associ-data wM posssss st issst two y e * » | « • » Oagras. d ip ioms or Beccalura-pniebotomy experience sno de- | • » » ^ r a n g RN K e n s u r s by the pendabie t rsnspor t t ton Must bs s " a t a of M i d i i g a h raq iWad A mmi-renable and independent worker £ » » " of 2 yeers axpananca as an Ws of lsr s competttJvs saery pack- RN m an acuta care settaig and pra-age induaJmg mHaags rs imburas- * * * ' • utBttat ion management axpe-ment If quaHhato. ptesss send re- l a n c e ss sn RN m sn scuts care sums or appfy m peraon to NA- ! Baftmg and previous uinoatton man-TIONAL HEALTH LABORATORIES 1 agement s«pa r .enc* p re fe r red INC 13250 Nor thsnd Oek Park Mi c o m m u n l c s t l o n p r o b l e m 44237 sofvlng snefy t i ca skHn snd canlcal
E q u a Opportuni ty Employer wdgmsnt s pk js M / F / D / V
Ws crffsr s compls l l t r vs ssisry and MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST benefits package For conadere -
To do mult iple robe lor busy diag- ' t o n plssss fo rward your rseums to nosttC prsct ics F u l t ims Expsrv
REGISTERED NURSE FOR ALLERGIST OFFICE
in U v o n i a Part - t ime No i Flexibls h r * WW tram Nsed • I s a t i worker Ssnd rssums to Box 364
Observer 8 Eccentric Newspspsr i 36251 SaTtoOlcrsIt Rd
uvo ras Ml 48150 * 810-433-4600
8161 Box 8179
BANK TELLERS Fs rmmgton Haa. 87.1v Fes paid
LOIS RAY P E R S O N N E L
SOUTHFIELD 559-06«0
504 Halp Wanted Olllca-Cterical ACCOUNT PSQ CLERK
2C30 Lrvonas. M l 46150
ACCOUNT »SG •4VCNTORY COORDINATOR
tor s Fsrmmgton HM* bsaad ra ta l cham issponsans tor vanfyfng 6 sn-tormg Sams mto riveasoi'y 1 -2 yeers Data Entry a ipanence r»-quseo. abaty to uee PC mckidtag LOTUS or EXCEL Sand r e a a n a and •alary requaamsnts to Account ing Supervisor P 0 Box 2556 Soufh-
ACCOUNTING PERSON
ACCOUNT CLERK PART-TIME
Ths CJiensr Township of W s a Bloomflsso a seakmg s i s a f l n l ap-paceOons tor the poaft ion of Ac-coaait Clark pe r t - t ime m Via Treaa-i x s r ' s Oft los Undsr ths supern iaon o l the Treasurer, rmnsssss pey-men ts tor taxes snd serv ices tn rough s cssh register Anas a s pubac nqu i r tee ragsrdmg psyvnent smoamts snd procedures D u a l m-tarmaOon l o ths compu ls r i j » l a r
with
snce neceesery CaB 566-6660
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST/BILLER Muet be MBS t r a n e d . s i insursnce competent, have oreet front deek personaaty A l beneBts good pey Specaa offtoe in Troy 542-1411
MEDtCAL RECEPTIONIST F u l 8 pert tsne expending 4 doctor OS-GYN, pr imary care prect ice m I Bicomhsao HMS M e d i c a office sna computsr sxpsr isnce required C a l Sandy between 10em-12pm or lpm-4pm338-6915
Humen Rssources. Attn UMC. O A K W O O O H O S P I T A L 2 3 4 0 0 Mlchlgsn Ave Sui ts 111. Dearborn Mi 48124
An E q u a Opportuni ty Employer
O A K W O O D H O S P I T A L
RN cPN or MA tor busy Bmrang-hsm Psdis tnc office Expsnsncsd Approx 30 hrs per week plus soms Ssts Bssac patient care beac tab n iec t i one 8 venepuncturs helpful Ask tor Phyla* R 844-6900 ( je t * processing Input procedurss,
PN/LPN. or " ! ! 1 N s t i o n a company sssks pert t ims , P a s m s d t o a sxammars lo c o m p a t e Z 0 T Z L insurence phyatosM m Wayna Coun- P°a l twn are graousoon ty v a n i p u n a ^ s e axpsnsncs ' sees sary Send reeume to PO B O * 456. Deerbom Mi 48121 E O E
RN or LPN Pert t ime s f l smoon start Apphr m psrson st Marywood N i * a n g Care Center 36975 Weet 5 MS* uvome or c a l Sandra Nut len 464-0600
RN's and LPN s lmmei»e la opsrangs tor homs care see ignment i si eSMSam Wayne snd southern Oakland oounoaa V I M or shffts High dsmsnd tor psdletnc nursss wi th cardiac experience No mm number of hex** or long dto-tence travel required CaB VtSTTNO CARE todeyl ' 344-0234
RN ' * / LPNS Dearborn Hasghts nssRh Care Cen-ter cairranOy has Hons svaast rradnaghU W * oftar compstf t lvs
2 part t ime POSK
lagh school or It* squ t iMsr i i with coaaeaM m typing, bookksspang snd sccoamtHig snd s min imum c* ons yesr related exper ience T h a e * pa r t -nma poamon a*fh a achedule of Monday th rough Friday and tan of work w « ba 9am-4 30pm 1994 sal-ary ranga a 89 55 per hour to 113 06 per hour AppBcahons m u a ba p i cked up m the Peraorma De-par tment . 4560 w a n m Laka Rd .
by T j s s d s y A r e 14. 19S4 An E q u a OppaxitmRy Employer
A C C O U N T I N G / D A T A E N T R Y CLERK - Capable of piuciaaang peyroa 8 account ing funct ions th rough G e n e r a L e d g a Fua and /o r per t - t ime smpioymena sxpsr isnce
th rough 8 / 1 ( « PamamL
6 /15 . 22067 W Outer Or
Accounting/Finance Entry level posi t ion tor lna»vtdua with g o o d commia i i cs l ton skMs BS or BA requared Uvome s rea C a i (313)927-0773 work ing s tmosphsrs Oua-
iftad mdhAduaa ssskmg chsRsngmg w o r t m long tarm care apply to Ms B| Andersen HR Meneger Deerbom Height* Heefth Car* Can-t a 26001 l o r d Ra Due l o A e x » u n . « n p . e x d u a v e ^ I ExceRa^ bereMbi to n d u d e * 0 l f * >
ACCOUNTING
L O T U S !
Oaarbom/Famana erea w/amployea si i ipowersC w o r t team* a locking tar s paraon lo » m oar aut-aJaatang teem F t * tana compe tnve bene-f i ts Are you quaaty cranked. *M6ng
being pert o l a greet leerr i saa' i is l o AMI. P 0 Dearborn. M l 48121-0217
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
There a a need tar an army e v a Clark Tha
wm t e n a x J a i g m mvosong of k jn-c f tuns . m d u d m g but nof Bmnsd to d e u m p m va iscanon. daburse-ment mcnRonng of open socaxmts. « m g and record ksspmg OrganOa-t i o n a SkMa and • posit ive at t l tuds • must l Ssnd resums to (Accounts Receivable Clark)
CUSTOMER SERVICE nd orgenazed peraon
neeataO tar customer service POSH t ion T in* person wl
sno shipper* invoices snd Must bs fnsm»y dspendsb is orgs-raxsd M u « have accurate Oats s v pajt. word pri:i cisassig snd typing Skfla and be a b a to muRS-pirocaas a buey w o r t load Send reeume sric salary ha to ry l o (CusSomsr Servus i
OFFICE MANAGER Tha s s x j v a i h a . 1.1 sail s person s a sel-up.. run. snd ma»«am
pacts of runnmg an ofRc* f rom an-
raports. to a x i j u r a m g and invento-ry PC exper ience s s i i n f i a Mlcxo-soh W o r d 8 Excel tor W l a k w l de-• r s o w Cherrsetry''Btotogy tonranel-ogy hefplul but noa nscssssr , oftar an sai: sasnt bsnsflt snd ra msnt pea* Bps to sn mgsfBBsd and poamve peraon Send raaaans and seiery h a i o r y to (Of«OB Msnsgsr / BPTt
PO Box 568 Hsza Park M l 46030
504 Halp Wanted Office-Clerical
A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T
• A C R O S E R V t C ^ O R P
17187 Nor th Lau ra Perk Drive. Sufle 166 Lfvoraa. Mi 46152
( i n ) 313-661-1217
ADMtNISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
HssdsH to w o r t m a taai paoed an-varonment Mua l poaaaas •msBen l peopis and o r g s n a e e o n a skMs Tha dasked appacant shouto be p ro * -dan t m WorOPsr lect 5 1 and Lotus Experience m p a sonna a a p k a S*nd reeume wRh aalary r e q i « e -msnts ta.
WOLF ENGINEERING P 0 B 0 x * 0 2 9
OCAReORM. M l 46126-0029 * 810-433-4600
6161 Bos 8178
A O M a a S T R A T I V t A S S « T A N T with
pusa adBs. shor thand and aba*y l o d a « wRh muMple people Qaxid or
medtoal. Oema. SOI®) and vaca-t ion Property Managsmant beck ground s plua and salary hletory to
M a 0 Upton P 0 Box 267
SouthRsId Ml 46037
504 Halp Wanted OMoe-Ctericai
ALTT0 DEALER I toe ctark S ome edge r e v e r e d C a Mrs. S a r r
B A R T E C H PERSONNEL SERVICES
RECRUITING FOR ASSIGNMENTS AT
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
313-271-5464 An E q u a Opportuni ty Employer
BOOKKEEPER/DATA CNTRY
mam, 6230 Orcnerd LA R d Sul la 200 Waal Bl i iu i iBNld Ml 46323 A n n j m
BOOKKEEPER
hour p k a 9 a m - 1 2 mc ,31777 indueinal R d Lf toma. I
j a a n a n JagaaHai i . 30 S*s >46. S j u a a a a . tm
C L E i e C A l _ tar " a a . H a a j ,
An EquM O p p o r t u *
UvorSS Ml 48150
a a r y kr n s lags Cm S13-8040
C L E R I C A L
ress O M o e Dapandkig on tha de-p a r t m e n t s aoma >0-key or daks
" easnt • yoa.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
$20,000 to Start
i mgh amm, posi t ion « our W a a BtoomRaad
KhCiwtaQgs of Word-1 Lotus 123 P a t a u 6 0 and Lotus
Musi be extrsmafy • n d snfoy s feat paced, sop s s a i
" j x e benefit pack-
paid rams Send reeume t o
Mr Thomas Veucmi FITNESS MANAGEMENT CORP
7091 O r c f a r d Lake Roed Suns 300
W s a Staomfls id Ml «S322
ADMaaSTRATTVE COORDINATOR
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK Largs Property Msnaganena com-peny seek* Accoamt* f taca iveba c l e r k C o m p u t e r i z e d e c c o u n t *
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - urgently needed for the foBowmg pract ice* m O a k l a n d 8 W a y n e c o u n t i e s OBGYN. Pnmery Cere 8 In te rna Medicine Experienced only MBS s plus 114 700-816.800 C a l Rebec ca. Tampro Medical 443-2544
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST l l o p Harms Farmington I a l aas t 1 yeer •erience or tramsng
snd type e l laeat 50wpm 553-2906
MEDICAL ASSISTANT Ful tlma poamon aveBame tar buey Northvta* m a m a medicme offto* Mua have EKG. PFT Venepuncture • xpa tanee Contact Lon 360-1340
MEDICAL ASSISTANT experienced lor buey surgical off ice in Fermsig-ton F«M ume wfth l u l benefits Send iseums l o Box 478.
Obes rva 8 Eccentr ic Newapspsr* 36251 S c h o o l s " Rd
U v o r a a M l 46150
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST F u l t ime South h a d P M R Off ice Exper tenced/mmmmm 2 year* m-dud lng comparer Hoajr* 8 30 to 5 30pm Mon . Tue* . Wsd Fn Sst
p m Send resume to Office C o 29199 WeBmgton * 5 «
Mi 46034 Manager c-Sout fAs id
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Psrt T ims rion m e s a lor Fsrmington HBH Slergy office MBA knowledge napfui- Send typed resums to PO Box 3102. Fsrmmgton HiBs. 48334
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Needsd for W B toom l l ad oph tha -moiogy offtos. ItM-tlme. expenenced m ccmputar sk l l s reaxsred
• 810-433-4600 6161 Box 3004
MEDICAL ASSIST ANT-tor mtamal/ csrdtology A l l e e a 3 y r * axpen-sno* Itaaia'i I l o Ofttos M e n e o a 33020 Palmar. WeeOend M i 4 8 i f c
MEDICAL ASSISTANT P a l tana Tuesday* 8 Fnday* Front 8 back ofRoe Mmfrrwrn 2 yeer* *x-
810-615-1234
MEDICAL ASSISTANT opening tar long 6 a i o r t term as-signments m W BtocmllskJ Roya Oak 6 Fermmgton Vene punctur* EKQ a 6 m |acnon* ( 1120 lo 81280 p a mon th CaB M e m t s al Tsmpro
443-2544
MEDICAL ASSISTANT Needed per t -Ume tar Oermetotaoy o f toa 540-9100
MEDICAL ASSISTANT snoad tor p a K a i n c precnce m Uvo-rse Mostly s . s n m q s soms Sstur day* C e l oat a l 476-2773
MEDCAL A S S i a T A N T snoed I t venapamcture. x-ray. In|ac-m n a 8 E K G P i i i u m W i i a s n tanasy pract ice 2S h ra^sk 72S-1150
MEDICAL ASSIST ANT-CERTIFIED Bme to d o hoaaRM rounda wRh
aoctaf a Ga rden CRy HoapRa and some oMtae h a t e *
Sue a 313-681-6023
8 Ma Be,s Caa. s k i x u x i , l e e i s i n r v i
• t i l l IBM ordy a top daH • satagr ofRce m F a r m i n g
Mual hase a aaa^r
MCDSCAi. ASeWTANT •uaame. tar buay *aa«y praa Wpaaaei Mual Sa aaialaif >-ray and m aspects or medto a a e wRh tit a ia» Igi of Bern procedaea CaS OoMta 46*
MEDICAL ASSISTANT i l l
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MEDICAL ASSISTANTS
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Exper ienced personeb ie orgs-naied c o n w a j l a trsmed. meurence skMs Send rssums TO Box 790
Obesrver 8 Eccentric Newspspsrs 36251 Schoo ic rs l l Rd
Uvonle Ml 46150
O B / G Y N SUPERVISOR RN M a n e g a needed 'or buey OB.' GYN caruc m a lerga ambulatory c a n t a At leaat 2 yeers prior super -nsory 8 O B / G Y N experience in a clinic a reajuved Exc sasnt waga 8 Oenefn package interested canot-Oetes send reeume to Med i ca Ad-mirastrstor. Midwest i lsafth Center 5050 Scheefer. Deerbom M1 46126
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Dynemic ger le l r ic reheb unit esa heve opening tor f u l t ime OTR be-gmrang August 1994 Physce i dia-sbaitws exper ience p i s t a n s d Send rseums to L i m e s Atkm*. OTR, DL rector of O c e u p a b o n a Therapy
GLACIER HILLS NURSING CENTER 1200 Earhart Rd
Ann Arbor Ml 48105
Heights Ml 46127 313-274-4600 An E q u a Opportunrty Employer ,
SKILLED AIOES NEEDED I tor ret i rement home si Weetlsnd
Psrt bm*<1u* time EMPA-CARE 313-455-1061
STAFF DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR RN
Prsler prswoajs supervisory sxpen-ence mtactmn control t r smsd / t ran -a dest rsb is KnoastaOgs of OBRA Exceaent wegs 8 benefit pecksos Plssss contact Tern Settles RNO0N
STAFF RN/LPN
Visi t ing Cere, s subadlery of Huron VsMey Ver tmg ste of the University of M«h igsn M s d i c a Canka M ssskmg s highfy queaf ied KM tune p ro taeaonaf to lom our toem ea pen of s pdof profect ThM f m tsne poabon w * ro te ta shi f t * and wor t every other I
snce wi th L o t i a Development Corp we heve en esc s s a s dsmend Kx sccoajntsnts snd Doc* Keepers with Lotus expensnce Ths only ons to cea M the i s r g s a a n t e s si t ha s r e a Four tocetkxte tor your
Sand -SSLTIS and aalary require-ment * to
M * L Burn* P 0 Box 1745
Troy Ml 46099-1745
FULL TIME POSJTION sva lsb to for • certif ied Ophthalmic Technician compet i t ive *elary sifth benef i t * Ouekhed sppHcems p u s s i send reeume to Henry Spko. MO . 3003 Woodwerd Berkley. Ml . 46072 A l t Ramona
OPHTHALMOLOGY PRACTICE in W Bioomfleld need* Techruca A»-s is ta t l . fua t ime Me<»ca LPN or ophthalmic beckgroaxid requseo
• 810-433-4600 6161 Box 7013
a c c o u n t e m p s Met ro Detroi t s largaat a s p c i r i
s taf f ing service spedeRrmg in a x o u n t m g . banking, b i x j s i e e p k i g
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
l o aer ie you Ann Arbor (3131
777 E Bsanhoasar #120 . 46106 Dearfeom (3131240-8200
6 Park lene flfvd »560 <8126 16101367-6367 • 250, 46034
Troy _ _ (6^0^524-9050
EOE 201 W
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f i ts *HB be proveded High ted t skMs aumunamg W m Send j e a m i e ta: mcsudsng vemaetor i V and pedtatnc ' 3000 Toem
SoufhMeld. Ml 46075 C a r a a . Suite 2050.
cartoadatea should aubmfi reeume TO
VISITING CARE PBot Profsct
2S50 S mdua tna Ste 758 Ann Arbor Ml 46104
Daedlme June 8 1994
ACCOUNTING - Synsa inc a a rap-y grossing computer conauRmg
corporat ton l iaa lquer ta rBf l m Troy Ml We have a 1000 a n p i u i e a i lo-ca ted throughout the US and need dynamic pi Hsss l -1 -a i to (om our expend ing corpora ls team
PAYROCL SUPERVISOR ThM
MEDICAL SYSTEMS
SUPERVISOR Appfy onfy » you possess me • r i g quaWlcaOons • M s d i c a Baang
M e d i c a Office Management
OPTICAL DISPENSER 25-30 h r * Good sak skMs 5 year* exper ience Southf ield s r s * C a l a m 810 356-4744
SURGICAL TECHNICIAN OR M E D C A L ASSISTANT
por ts 6 accounts payable funct tona FuB-tims lor Novt location Urology ; A bechelors degree ^ t h 2-3 y r * es-
penence hendBng pey ro l tor a l eea 1000 a r c s n , ees M a mual CPA oar-
ORTHOOONTIC ASSISTANT c u r v e * d e n t a B e a t an I warned 'or
Computer Opersf iona Knowledge and ueer supper '
Ste 3S3 Bingham Fa rm*
Novi Muat a n « 5 b a n g with and helping peop le One or maxe yeer* o l o r thodon le or eny Oenta expert-
io deask
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST or MLT. fuB or part nsne p o a b o n a m * Bever-
openmg* CaB 810-540-3030
a impor tant Good pay. w id w o r t week tor s superior per-son who w a i t * * fu i fuang ensaengs CaB 313-471-1561
PEDIATRIC NURSES
MEDtCAL TRANSCRlPTiONIST FiM urns 8 psrt t u n e must bs sxpe-nenced m WordPartact 5 1 a i d med toa t a m m o w g y Send rssa*ns
^ r ^ ^ i s o 2 7 5 0 1 MCH SERVICES, tha >ea<l-NEW INFUSION THCRAPY OFFICE a r I n P e d i a t r i c H o m e
OF FARMINGTON H A L S E x p v a n c e d S I RN-fV starts, pa-a w n instruct ion a 2 Rsuapttarael S3 i i taiTira sssa t sm. s 4 Pitemie-o a - p a t Bme CaB 610-737-4666
Recruiter Urology Buwnses Operst ions
DMC Heelth Cere Canter* 17940 Fsrmmgton Rd
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358-7111
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CORPORATE PERSONNEL SERVICES
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CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY For over 43 years a tradition of quality Real Estate Brokerage has b e e n our Hallmark at:
WEIR, MANUEL, SNYDER & RANKE, INC.
Work wrth s o m e of Michigan s highest earning Real Estate Sales Associa tes A limited number of saJes positions are currentty available
•OFFICES IN ROCHESTER, TROY, BIRMINGHAM. PLYMOUTH AND WEST BLOOMFIELD
•IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED •TRAINING CLASSES START REGULARLY
For more information and confidential interview wtth Phyllis Goodrich. Director of Career Development call 851-5500
WEIR. M A N U E L SNYDER & R A N K E INC REALTORS
Computer peripheral products soles posirion or Comrel, o well esrablished reseller. Soles ore inro professional occounrs Direa soles experience and compurer literacy a musr. Comperirive salary and full benefirs Send resume ro
Computer Peripheral Sales P.O. Box 3034
Southfield, Ml 46066-5034 or fax to 610-352-2324
CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE \ l e a d e r i n r e t a i l d e s i g n a n d s e r v i c e for 3 5 y e a r s , is s e e k i n g a n i n d i v i d u a l w i t h a c o m m i t m e n t t o p r o v i d e e x c e l l e n c e i n c u s t o m e r s e r v i c e t o b e a p a r t o f o u r R o c h e s t e r sa les t e a m .
P r i o r f u r n i t u r e sa les e x p e r i e n c e is h e l p f u l b u t n o t r e < j u i r e d . as e h a v e a n e x t e n s i v e t r a i n i n g p r o g r a m . W e o f l e r s a l a r y p l u s c o m m i s s i o n ( $ 2 0 - 8 2 5 . 0 0 0 ) a n d a f u l l b e n e f i t p a c k a g e
I f y o u a r e i n t e r e s t e d i n j o i n i n g t h e W o r k b e n c h t e a m c o n t a c t M s J o h n a e n at ( 8 1 0 ) 6 5 6 - 5 0 5 0 b e t w e e n 9 a m a n d 12 n o o n
S l l \ U M i l P . ( I V I M
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MARKET PLACE \ .506 Halp Wanted M m
E « n n M d Of «Hana to work hard, rugh u m m i — U I I and low o l u p — t o m n C e M i N c M n l l . 513-8610
SALES PERSON Of
mg lo t f a w m k t o i u * T i m ot aftt lng • homo? Oo you hove w i n H M experience"" Wo ar* looking tor • part tkn« * e M aaanrtata'autipLii l : 30-05 h r * . / * k . including Saturdays tor dtallricWve r a t a l foorcovatng • to r * , I d M candMata M matura, pe-ttant. m g a l l e d t ganutaeTy Intar-eeted In helping people Muat rtava edeptaple paraonaMy - no 2 day* M k * Caa »:S0 - S: ft**-15*2
SALES PERSON Moor c o d i n g daetar Muat M inuttvetad ft organttod. Product knowledge ft experience p i e f a i e d
' pk ft a t ta r b a i e R t * f t a t a encea re-quired. Reply to PO Box 06070. A m Arbor . M l 48 toe
SALES PERSON For auto a a M . experienced or w « t ram Oood pay p k a benefi t*
455-5566
SALES PERSON - Matura ft experV-enced tor a m M boutique in Souttv heid 2 day* par w e M 353-2363
SALESPERSON PART-TIME needed tor high taahtan womana boutique. P l a i n c a l Mon-Set 10am-5pm BoarOwMk Shopping C e n t a In W BtoomftaM >51-2626
SALES PERSON WANTED
20% ot groaa Fax raauma to: 810-266-4379
Seles Professional $100,000 + or more In
Annual Commissions Advance up to
$1,000 per week In my f f f l oa i yaar* with NRC, I 've mada m t o n a of do6ar* tor my a* ta M M teem Now i naad a law mora outstanding i i l i a c e o p t a lo )om ma end m a BQgraMi a , expending. dy-namic national cash flow co lac l lon
n. Ca t today for an ap-
1-800-848-7592 or man raauma to Paul J Stang. VP o l Salaa. P.O. Box 13190. Colum-bus. OH 43213.
S A L E S P R O F E S S I O N A L ARA Waft ashman! Service* has an immadlata opsning In Tha Graatar Oatroft araa tor a Quad-Had salaa prolssalonai to sail our fua t n s of office refreaP-marrt sar Xcas Pr»»toua outade *a ia * axpa r l anca inc lud ing proapactlng ft appoB'tment aet-
a muat. Talamarlratlng 3 .
* Excellent training program * Compet i t ive baaa aalary (20k I benefit*. bonus ft commission * Opportunity lor advancamant
Sand raauma ft salary require-msnts to Mary Jo McLough ln . ARA Refreehment Sarvtc** . 2000 Spring Road, Surta 300 Oak Brook, H 60521 FAX (708) 572-0624 1-800-323-4553 * o *
ARA Services
506 Halp Wantad Sates
A M O a r of t h * mduMry MR BELVEDERE.
naada n u * l f l i r t saMa p a e m v M AJ you hava to do Is sal . Only pio*sa w n S " d o a a r a " BehMdere Con-struction. 567-1000. Ext. 11
SALES ft RECCIVtMQ F i * uma poamon s ados a at Oam-mon I a r j w * r * 5 Mt /Nae taurgh m LMjrHa. Benefi t* park age a ^ a t a r a
SALES REPRESENTATIVE Skypne Daptay* Michigan. a aodmg M l aarvtoa a i N M Arm. Is saakmg a atrong aalaa ft aorntco or tamad mdt-rtduaf with at Haat 2-3 y r * a x p a -moa m Busmsaa to-Oualnaa* aetang ft aooount development Expartanca In grapWca and /o r a M M Induatry a
it ba an aggraeefve. da ta l • r i fh iMast ic p ic i la tannM
a proven track record Exoei-
aPta. Pleeee aand I M jma to: Sky«na Duplay* Michigan. 25168 S l i m Rd . Novt. M l 46375. A t tn Connla Walters
SALESWOMEN ft SALESMEN Na> York Carpat Wor ld haa c a w opanmga tor woman and man who want to improve tha* Incoma and car aar opt ions Expartanca m aalaa la halpfui but not i n i n t t l Wa can t ram you to a a l carpat auooaaaluly It you ara mo tNa led and poaaaaa good people M t a This axcning ce-r e a offers rapid g rowth and oppor-tunuoe to advance to managamant Poamona current ly avaPebla In th * Suburban Detroit araa. Hara Is what wa of tor • High sarnmgs and growth potential • Health ca r * banat l ts
• 401-K plan • Salary pkja C a l Mr Roberta at 810-353-0180
S H O E S A L E S S a l fine woman * footwaar Only faahion axparlanca rtaadad Salary plus oommleelon Beneflta mdude B lu* Croaa. danta l Soma Thursday evenmge, no Sundays C a l Bobbla at 855-6655
ROZ & SHERM Maple/Te4egraph
SM Halp Wanted Satec T E L E M A R K E T E R fo r N a t i o n a l Haalth Agency P a l - d m e . 25-30 houra par waak. Experienced m out going cold caa* onfy. CxcaPaH pay
Sand radtona to Box 770 Obaamar ft Eooantrlc Mowopopors
36281 Schoolcraf i Rd.
UvonM Ml 48190 Equal Opportunity Employer M / F
Tatomarkaang
A T T E N T I O N $6 PER H O U R
PLUS B O N U S E S ! Minimum Hour* Raqul rad
Baat pan t lma tot, m town) T M lund r a M tor mafcr non prof t ts E«anmg ft aasksnd hour * s-ralahls Avaraga waga M.SO-HO an hour
350-2382 REESE BROTHERS
Wa Caral
TELEMARKETIMQ Expartanoad appomtman t *
accounting aalaa. Hourly waga * commiaaion C a l 810-860-0001
TELEMARKETING Tlrad ot tha boftar room? Work f rom homa aattmg appomtmant* 6uMnsM ownar> Oaytlma hour* . Graat pros
st aammga/bonua P a i M l a n t I onfy Mr Mggs 810-664-2196
TELEMARKETING Tom Hopk ins is l o o k i n g to r I M i l i a r * n c champions to p romota ths bsat S a M training ai-akabl* Salary plus commiaaion. banaftts. M l trammg. 810-476-0695
Telemarketing $ Base plus commission $
You muat ba anargatic. monay motlvstad ft hava soms W a abWty Exc s lant phona c o m m u n i c a t o ' * naad only apply
C a l 559-9350
TALENT SCOUT - Oo you hay* B knowladga ft background In tha m o d s l n g industry? Bo you k » a to work M h paopla? Oo you hava a gift •or M M ft anfoy work ing on a com-m laal an ft bonua tiaasd structura? H this sounds Mis somathlng that In-taraaU you - plssss submit your ra-auma with aBBB'Bd Incoma to 44450 Plna Traa Dr Plymouth. M l 48170. A t tn Ashlsy
TRAVEL SALES 27 yaar oM company saaks tnandty sggi MSI I S. outgoing S a M Paopla to sa l vacation packagaa to qua* -ftad H a a i ualng provan tataphona M M tachniquM Salary, comml* -aon, trammg Oaarbom 278-4100
UNLIMITED INCOME I I I could show you how to a a m your yaarty Incoma par month. w o i * d you b * mtarastad? 24 Hr maassgs
810-466-1043
$9-$ 15 PER HOUR A growing in-bound National Oract Markatmg Company has Immadlat* opanmgs lor Tstomarkatmg Profas-
VERY SUCCESSFUL rspk*y growing,
horn* Improvamanl s a M organiza-tion saaks ntglVy-mottvatad. aggraa-•iva. ssff-conAdsnt m d M d u a l to aam $i00.000/yaar Expananca ra-qulrad 543-3000
SaMra i Shirt* Avsi laMs 2:00-8:30pm (Mon-Frl) wasksnds mvoivad t 0 « W : 3 0 p m (Mon-wad) 5 < » - W C O p m (Mon-Wad) Bam-2 30pm (Mon-Fn) WsMsnOB Only Our Customers Call Us! (No Out Bound Calling)
For an wtarvMn. c a l us today*
W A N T E D N O W SaMpaop Is who want • Excalant Incom* • Paid Trammg e Banaftts, Profit Sharing
Call Now For A Short Phone Interview
Mr Thomas 425-9600 ART VAN FURNITURE
8300 Wayna Rd . Waat land
S A L E S REP Outs id* H M , 8 mo axparlanca Bass salary S22.000 + oommlaalon. banaftts. local tarmory ExcaBant training 473-7210
ENTRY LEVEL REP Baaa - c o m m M i o n to S28.000 Da-gras WM t rsm 473-7210 STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL
SALES/RETAIL SCOTT SMUPTRINE
Oat ro f t * pramlar flna-tumltura r*-t H a r is saakmg craattva and anthu-aMstlc n J U d u M to )oin our daatgru' s a M staff Tha ( M i candMats has mtartor assign or r a l a l s a M sxparl-
I ' ra s prograaalva tamly
banaftts. 401K plan, amployaa « * -count* , a fun ft profaaaionat staft It you a r * looking tor a cf ta langmg. axd img. and rawardmg futur* . wa anvtta you to grow with us Poamona avalabla at tha Troy. Nov*. Bloom-fMU and Groaa* Po.ru* locations CMI Armaria 810-585-3300
START WORK NOW! $600 - $1,400/Wk.
Trammg pro»ldad. VsMda pro«tdad Managamant oppor-t u M t M Ba on a Mnnmg taam Mua) hava v a l d drtvar* Bean— C a l Mr Ftorancaat.
9 5 3 - 9 4 3 9
Laka Rd . Suf i * 113 12 ft 13 M i a )
An Equal Opportuni ty Empioyar
TELEMARKETING Sarong sppofntmant* . part t lma day*, your araa Vary. »ary high m-coma Aak lor Tim. 827-9169
TELEMARKETING SALESPERSON F i * nma. no avaryngs or waakands Hourly, plua c o m r r i n a r n Royal Oak araa. C a l 398-2000
TELEMARKETING
Wa a r * a pro laMional company that Bi. ipplM producta to t u M r n n i i na-
tor 4 hard-working. Low pay and lota of hard work m tha baMnrtna. M i l In 4 yaar* you can ba making U O K a yaar Salary ol ( 7 / hr. plua bonus and c o m m M i o n 0*»iaWta i nduda rrtadlcai. dantal and paid vacation Uvonia araa. C a l John at 462-6411
TIME FOR A C H A N G E
CorMdar a chaMng lng rarasr m raai sststs W * oftor stats of ma art stork snylronmant. traa training and axca lant c o m m M l o n a . For mora M-tormsoon c a l CURTIS or ROBERT
Remerica SUBURBAN REALTORS
261-1600
W A N T E D N O W Stiaapaopis who want • Excalant Inooma • Paid Training e Banaftts. Profit Sharing
Ceil Now For A Short Phone Interview
M> Thomaa 425-9600 ART VAN FURNITURE
6300 Wayna Rd . Waat land
WINDOW SALES GanaraM your own laada Wa w e supply instalat lona dally If you can s a l rsptacamant w indows I r o m I300-S350 sach. your w « ayaraga 1 5 * to 20% commiaaion C a l Mr Wagnar. 522-4500
507 Hatp Wantad Part Uma
1- AMBITIOUS SANTA? J l Plan now lo a a m t o p SS
saMng Gifts by Houaa of Uoyd ft Chrtatmaa Around
Tha Wortd ' t un iqu* party plan. Av-araga (20 /h r ft mora FREE S300 kR - 10% l r«* m a r c n a n d M Maw Incarittva prtzaa Waskfy pay chacks with u n k n t a H samlngs Sat your own hrs Catalog ft m-homa p s r t M oftor ganarou* Hoataaaa gi f ts wf i lch b u M your buamaM 810-478-3218
A P A R T M E N T S E A R C H Royal Oak - Part Tlma Marka tmg
AsaocMto (Raoaptlontot) naqmrss highly organlzad. anthuai-aadc. srt lculsts snd smbft tous par-son Computar axpartonca and ax-oalant phona M u a a muat' C a l Jaarmrna Batwaan Sam 4pm at
810-547-9172 Ex:aBant Hour* For S tudan t *
An Equal Opportunity Employwr
FINANCIAL PROFESSIONAL In Troy naad* • H I slant wno can tafca ovar oftlca work D M a l o rMntad ft muat know Lotus 123 24-32 hur* par waak Sand raauma ft covar « * -tar to Rita. 2T01 Troy Camar Dr «300. Troy. Ml 46064
W I N F O U R T I C K E T S
T o S e e T h e
D E T R O I T ,
* S e n d y o a r n a m e a n d a d d r a a a - i n c l u d i n g y o u r s i p c o d e - o n a p o a t c a r d a d d r e s s e d to :
TIGER TICKETS O B S E R V E R ft E C C E N T R I C N E W S P A P E R S
3 6 2 5 1 S c h o o l c r a f t R o a d . L i v o n i a . M I 4 8 I S O
PLEASE ONLY ONE POSTCARD PER FAMILY
ir W e l l randomly draw n a m e s for winner* from your entr ies . Watch your h o m e t o w n newspaper C l a s s i f i e d s e c t i o n s , w h e r e w e will print winners ' n a m e s .
* If yon f ind your n a m e a m o n g the c lass i f i ed ad-v e r t i s e m e n t s , call 9 5 3 - 2 1 5 3 , and c la im your t i ckets . It's aa e a s y aa that!
* Monday winners m u s t cal l b y 5 P.M. Tuesday . Thursday winners m u s t c a n by 5 P.M. Friday. P a s s e s will b s mttUmd to winner*.
T H E
dDteenrer Eccentric NEWSPAPERS
507 Halp Wanted Part Tlma ACTIVITY ASSIST ANT
PART TIME tor nursing horns. 24 hour* par waM. day* Muat mcluda —akanda Apply m paraon at Cambrtdga South Nursing Homa. 18200 13 Ma* Rd
^ A n k q u a i Opportuni ty Employar
AIRPORT COURIER-Fi j i /par i - t l m * Mual hava M a t i n (Mr/van and claan driving raoord Raapond to: Box 74568. Romulua. M l 46174
AVON NEEDS your* raa. 522-0993
CAN YOU WORK WITH YOUR HANDS? Add. aubtract and MB kaap amang Tha padtaping n o r * h M * poaft ion a.anafcls A * x . aftar-noona and Sat.. mornings Wa « M trsm you m a l phaaaa of tha pack-aging and shipping ItoH Applica-tion* accaptad batwaan 9 A M - 6 PM at 1190 Ann Ar txx Rd . or c a l
453-0606
GREAT HOURS tor paopla who want lo aupplan'iarii tha* Incoma. But s t * hava t lma to anfoy summar Raaidarrtlal ft CommarcMI cManlng aarvlca Day halp. C a l Sua 729-5260
CLERICAL POSITION, f l axab la hour*, o f l l c* axparlanca raqulrad Apply at: US Industrial Tool. 15101 Ctoat, Plymouth
COPPER CREEK GOLF COURSE Farmmgton H iM
Ca l : -1777
CUSTOMER SERVICE/SALES Sa* ad undar aam* haadlng m halp wantad Ganarai Edwards Wadding Photography
EMBROIDERY SHOP part t lma. 12-20 hour* a
C a l 422-4689
FIELD SUPERVtSIORS Naadad lor m-ator* p romot ion* Moat waakands. car raqulrad Lynn 540-2020
FRIENDLY. OUTGOING p a r s o n naadad tor pan- t ima Front Dask po-sition at luxury h i g h - r M apartmartt b u M m g m SouthfVsId 352-3660
FRONT DESK Racaptton Paraon Night poamon Morv-fhur*. 4 45pm-7:45pm Computar Btarata. Word-Partact For appl icat ion prooadur* .
CAW 728-34005
HEAD GYMNASTICS COACH Appfy In par*on a l t h * Lfvonla Famly Y, 14255 S ta r t Rd
JANITORIAL - SouthfMId araa. day*, 26 h r * Farmmgton araa. night*. 10 h r * RMabla . raaponalbia with transportat ion 427-2470
LANOSCAPING DUTIES ft rMatad pro»*cta P*r t -Hm* Temporary par-aon 16 par hour C a l W«ndy tor marvtaw appomtmant 454-3700
LEGAL INTERVIEWER For Farmmgton HIM law offloa Good paopla akM* raqulrad Aak lor Marg* r * t . 737-8400
LEGAL SECRETARY For a m M law oftlca m praatigiou* Farmmgton HM* location fS -30 tax ib l * f w x i a waak Good typing, maatary of WordPartact 5 yaar* mtnimwn axpananca * must Star t -ing at $12 par w o r t m g hour Sand raauma and i * f w ai icaa to PO Box 250194 W BloomftMd. Ml 46325
LIBRARY MACHINE ASSISTANT Assist public m using rmcroMm
prv i tar* . photocopy computar prtnMr*. F A * macMna I lalpa mamtam aqulpmant 85 50 par hour A f tamoon* . svsnmgs ft waakand* Applications a r * ava l -aba* at th * mam lavw circulation daak of tha SouthAald P u b i c Li-brary. 26000 Evargraan Rd . South-M d . ML Appfy by Juna 13. 1994
LIFE GUARD ft Swim Instructor*. Curr*nt oartHlcstlon raqulrad Apply at Farmington YMCA. 28100 Farmmgton Rd at 12 M i a
snawanng pnonas m tha avamriga ft on a M k a n d s Ws alao naad dr tvar* C M 647-6050
MACHINE OPERATORS immadlata opanmg* ava lab i *
M l f o rd Townahip 313-664-0555
MATURE CARING paraon to aaalat saraor c i t t ana Mon-Wad, 5-9. aftar-nata Sat a 7am-1:30 pm, aMo Thur*-Mon, 5-9 Appfy at 26600 Ann Arbor Tr Daarbom Hgt* No prions c a M
OFFICE CLEANING - Plymouth Twp araa. Mon-Fr l 5 1 5 ^ : 1 5 p m S5 50-SB-Tiour Graat tor homamakars or co lags studsnts 981-5574
PARKING ATTENDENT. part ttma. tamporary avai l ing poaftion m Downtown Bkmlivuriafii
645-1191
PART-TIME HELP 2-6PM Monday through Fnday Jofwi"a Cleaner* (Uvonia) 427-4660
PART TIME New Home S a M Assistant tor Novi location 5 days mckjdlng weMands ProMaalonal appearance Expartanca work ing with pub ic raqulrad C a l Patrick at (313)380-6960
PART TIME poamon* tor S a M Agan t * H 50 lo S5 25 pk j * c o m m M aton Flaidbl* afUft* Apply m parson at TiokatmaaMr. 30150 TaMgraph. SM 400 HO C a M
PART-TIME ai*Mani>a tor expen-encad torn w o r t m g m a Pe l lacMty Muat hava good drtMng record ft proof Pleaae c a l Mon-Fn. Bern-3pm 651-0469
PMONE COLLECTOR Farmmgton Credit Union looking tor
•no* a p lu* Band raauma to Loan/ CradR Adfuetment Manager 22661 Farmington Rd. Farmlnglon M i
POOL & YARD CLEANING 1 - 2 hours. 3 - 4 day * /w*
Birmingham 647-7171
Afternoon hours R e a p M M S — M include anewarmg muM I n s phone syMam ft BgM cMrtcM d u t M C a l Tem 464-1200
RCCCmONtST Evanmga ft weak-a tor reel M a l a oHIoa m Ptyrrv-«. t a c a 6 a r l phone M a s needed
Meal tor sMdaM C a l 456-6222
C M 610-471-6400
STAINED GLASS SHOP Making tor
iCraM 471-6008
T O N STAFF
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507 Hslp Wanted Part Tlma
TEACHER naadad tor 3 yr oM Mon.. Wad. ft F f l M o m m g Program Sand raauma to. Frankim Coopera-Uve Nursery Scfcool. 3247) Norman-dy R d . FranWn, Ml 46025. attn: EMma VHuBo or FAX 757-9206
• 810-433-4600 6161 Bos 8036
TELEPHONE SALES REPS Masdsfl Now! Thoee serious about making tug monay. per t - l ime hour t .
M a y C a l JaArm (110)474-1800
WAREHOUSE GENERAL LABOR Mot ivated mdMdual wi th good wo r t h a b i t * Opportunity tor g rowth C a l
464-6788
WATER EXERCISE INSTRUCTOR M o m m g * ft e w M n g s Apply m par-son uvon i s Fsmly Y. 14255 Star t Rd
WAYNE/WESTLANO YMCA needs Utogusrd*. Swim Ins t ruc tor , ft Fft-neee/WMght Instructors C a l todayt
721-7044
YARD WORK
Halp naadad. SS 00/hour NorthvMs sree. C a l 349-5278
501 Halp Wanted U O n i M n C
501 Halp Wanted Domes tk:
CHILDCARC. rseponsibis women sen lsd to prov ide daycar* tor ador-• M 12 m o old m our Btouin la id HMa home 1-3 deys s w a M . 7*m-5:30pm Norv-*mok*r. own t r *n*por -tsnon. look ing tor long term rato-UonaMp RaMrsncaa raqulrad After 7pm 851-4103
Executive Housekeepers EXECUTIVE RESIDENCES
m a H « eeper/ ' r C a l A
need Uv*-*> 'Cook ft Head Housa-Amy Maxosy 932-1170
Harper AaeocMlee.29870 MiddleDen Fermmgton HMs. Ml 48334
FARMINGTON HILLS AREA Loving, dependable non-smokmg Isi i isla age 21 or older needed to cars lor 1 yeer old on Mons ft W s d * I r o m 8-4 m my home Posi-tion a ta r i * mid-August R e t o i t i c M requared 84 sn hour 737-1848
HOUSEKEEPER, Canton srea. onca a week, muet M s dogs References required C a l 453-3833
HOUSEKEEPER/COOK for smgle p ro fess ions ' mala. B i rm ingham v i a Cook VegMerten dinner, laun-dry. ale Retoi encea 427-7060
AFFECTIONATE, rs lab la mdfvlduel to care tor 1 ft 3 y a w old, m our Bloomltold home. Mon-Fn F u l nme R*Mr *no* * , trsneportat lon. Non-smoker Aftor 6 or wksnds 846-4704
AFFECTIONATE matu re woman needed tor 3 loving kids, days ft eves Non smoksf L o n g * h r * . rea-sonabM pay Prefer tvs -m 474-6534
ARE YOU MARY POPPtNS? Looking tor per t - t ims bebyeftter
Fsmi ington 855-4016
BABYSITTER, n o n - s m o k e r for Plymouth tsmify 3 day* per w e M yaef round CNBd age* 7.5.2 Own traneportet ion ft ISMISIUM . Good pay tor aittar ebla to wo r t with cfw-drsn C M after 8pm 453-9160
BABYSITTER snd 'o r houeekeeper m my Gerden City home Poesibls Bve-m RsMrences required
313-513-5064
BABYSITTER Ism si a collage atu-dent to babysit 2 gtrla (8 ft 8) In my WaetMnd noma during aummer Traneportat lon required Kim, days 353-4000 or eves 726-9393
BABYSITTER - For an adorable 2 yr o ld boy. Mon thru Frl.. 4 p m - 4 a m S100 • asl.ly Your houee or my Can-ton homa 397-1007
BABYSITTER, tor 2 chi ldren 14 ft 11. summsr months. 9 0 0 a m -3 45pm. Mon-Fr l 8125 /weM. C M efter 4pm 591-3394
BABYSITTER lor heppy 1^« yaar old boy m my Troy home Cookdge ft Big Beever Fu l Ume. excs ls r i t pay Variable day hour * — •
BABYSITTER tor Plymouth tamly 7-Bern. 3 af ternoon*. e f temMe Sei-i * day * . 2 ft 4 yr o ld * R*p fy P O Box 656-007 Weedend Ml 48165
BABYSITTER FOR 2 GIRLS Dey hour*. Man thru Frl
Uvonia area. 473-3944
BABYSITTER/Houeefceep 3 days par w a M . 9-5 tor 10 ft 13 yeer old Non-smoker References SwWnmmg experlenoe. Days 476-7796 Eves. 476-4430
BABYSrTTER/ Light Raaponalble mature parson tor In-fant ca r * m my CHrkaton homa 3-4 day*, approximately 30 h r * ( W a r . enoe* required 810-394-1669
BABYSITTER NEEDED m my Nov< home tor 2 boy* age*. 6 ft 10 Mon-Frl begmnmg the mldMe of June r iMw wioea required C M aftsr 5pm
1716
BABYSITTER, n o n - s m o k e r lo r Plymouth famly 3 day* par w e M . yeer round C h i d SOM 7.5.2 Own transportat ion ft i atoi areas Good pay tor sitter a t *s to wo r t wtth cfH-dren C M After 8pm. 453-9180
BABYSITTER sfttsr needed tor 3 ft 8 yeer old m our BtoomfMId Townehfp home. 14 MI/TsMgrsph srea. T I M . / Thurs 8:30-8pm. occasional Fri-day* Possible long term poelt ion Non-smok* . . i slsf snces. some drtv-Ing required C M 655-0982
BABYSITTER - Summert ime M a y Popptns naadad tor 2 very ecttve dMdren sgea 4 ft 8 Mon ^ r t Sem-5pm Norv-*mok*r. good driver. rW-
" " - I * . 442-0698
CAREGIVER eenled m my Troy home. Muet hove own traneporta-t lon Mon-Fn, ft-5pm C M 296-6656
CARING, dependable • for 2/yr o ld ft 2 /mo old m my nM home. Tue* Wed Thur* 7 30-5 Ncn smoksr. refsrences 464-1815
CHILD CARE for hand icapped daughter Raqu l rM Bftmg ExpsrL
enda S7/hr After 3pm 474-7074
CHILD CARE tor one Intent m my Uvon ls homs Moo-Fn. 7 30-4 30
425-2647
CHILD CARE tor 7 ft 10 yr olds dur-mg the S u r m a , appro* 6 h r * par day. Man walcom* 9 Ma*/M«ddM-M t araa after 3pm. 474-0046
CHILD CARE halp. Bvw^n. Frt-SM svanmpa 4 a m M cMdren . pr tveM room, good pay C M 953-3336
CHILD CARE, high aohool studsnts esse oms tor pert Ume a u m m a oom-pamon tor my 12 y e a old son. Baa-abM hour* m my Farmmgton HBM home After 8 471-6118
CMtLDCARE m my Canton home. approximaBaBy 5-6 Mr* p a day dur-ing Me Summsr tor 12. 11. S yr oM Norv-smoklrig S S ^ r 861-3078
CHILDCARC - m my UvonM home MotwAi . ages 8-10.
3d waoss kjB 4S7-6822
CHILD CARE natn to apand C a i i H i l .
r 0M 20 h r *
7861
a m mi homa i n . * s to a sos M I M 1m fioort
S37-0707 a days t 2 2 1166
d M t ttrts. t MI ft c o l s e i aaa a a r e * C M KMi Soon
CHH.D CARS >»B i l l a i , M B n a lens torm tar t bo^« H M i r e . non-
C a l M M r S p m
OM I 4 M N Begm Bt July UveMa area. S 6 m / wk Tina daye 861-8060 s m 8062
OO VOU U M
FULL T M 9M-01 M M I
F U M O V B O I W I L I ] a n aare pre-* • tar n S M S M ta 6 a r C M M I M B * Me 8MMMB*. M B M M F M Maa tat O M a a . s s v e s j i
- O k S I S A L T H I M k S M I m W f t H M 6 S M M a r t wM l l MaaBMd
H O U S E K E E P E R . C A R E G I V E R . COOK - For our m o t h a m Birming-ham 40 hr* . p a w e M . d a y * Some weMer td* ft overn i ta* 646-6665
HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED Mon . Wad ft Frl. 6 hour* * day Only exper ienced ft non -ano fca need appfy Pleeee c M M r * G morn ing* 333-9919
HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED pert t ime C M Between lOem ft 4pm
549-0300
LIVE-IN - Absolu ts n o n - s m o k a to help c a n lor men wtth Par tmaon a M M S and housekeeping PleaM c M to eat up i rr tarvww 356-1414
LIVE-IN COMPANION TO NOVI S a n o r / H o m a n M * ONLY reepond if you meet M 3eM.mg compenion s i c e l e n t h o u e M e e p a for wonderful 84 Yr women Mature, eneroetlc. tMe-c f ia rge sort o l person En|oy communicat ing with elderly Home-m M a . non-amok a re leb ie tren*-portat ion. good driving record S150 to 8175 Wk negouabta m c k * M room ft board . pr ivMs Irving area Free t ime a v e l s b i s ExcMsnt job for nght person 471-0435
LIVE-IN HELP to ssi sn wtth meals ft msdicalKm. Mc Fn PM-Sun PM Retorsncea Plym-outh 453-9177 or 459-6488
LIVE IN HousMssps r /Compan ion For beauti ful Bloomflald HMs homs Very eeoy job f o r e ^ n spseklng wel-come C a l 851-3966
LOVING - rekabto. expenenoed be-Oysma needed tor 3 stamentsry school c fMdren Mon thru Frl.. 7am to 8pm y e a round Excellent retar-snoss ft dr iv ing record 963-4746
MARY POPPtNS WANTED - s e M m g anaget i c . warm, lovmg nanny to live-in and ca r * tor 2 young c f U d r a i sgss 4 ft 2. Bght housMsspmg. pn-rs ts Bvtng quarters. sbM to trsvM. no smokinc w e M a n d s ofT Retaf-
C M 810-642-3606
MATURE NON-SMOKING lhr»-m/ out N a r m y / H o u M k a e p a tor Fsrm-mgton H a s home 4 c h l d r e n Light cook mg/c leenmg required 1 2 0 0 wk commenaurate w/axper lence Own t raneportat lon 851-1498
or 932-1855 or 548-4730
MATURE WOMAN for Bve-m Sftuetlon of a i * ld*r ty lady Wayna area C M 595-0699
MOTHERS HELPER - Part Time Lone P m a O r c f i a d Lk Rd Norv-
tarm C M
MOTHERS SUMMER H M p a tor m-t*nt ft 4 yr o ld FuB-tlm* Houaa-keeping Btoomfteld H a s Experi-ence.'ratarencee required 647-1738
NANNY - f u l t ime tor our 18 month old son m our BloomflMd HMs h o m * M u a l b * s x p s r l e n c e . nonsmoking. snargMlc, ft have rek-eMs t ranspor ta t ion ft p ro fess ion*
e f a e n c e s C M a f t a 8pm 256-0331
SUMMER BABYSITTER m Pfymouth home tor 2 o i d a c M d r e n 5 days a w e M Pisaaa CM a f t a 8pm
454-3521
SUMMER SITTER - Reeponslbts non a m o k a . m my Laurai Par t home M-F. 9 yr o ld girl Referenc-M Own t ranspor ta t ion 953-2578
SUMMER SITTER needed m my W Bloomftald home for 2 ohldren. pre-tar coaegs student C M 810-360-0075
WANTED MATURE Indlvtduai to cars tor 3 yr ft 3 mth Fu6-nma My South Redtord home C M a f t a 6pm 531-4192
500 Help Wanted
APARTMENT MANAGEMENT Suburben - 80 unit Large Iv tng quer tsra Experience
932-0663
APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE Husband ft wMs M a m to manage medhjm soa apt commimf fy m sub-urban area. Prior apt management experience a muat C»i:alenf salary ft benef i ts l o right candtdets Pretar no p e t s Cal l b e t w e e n 9am-1100am. Mo rvFn
3 5 2 - 3 8 0 0
APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE
R o w a d m g sper tment management career oppor tun i ty tor couple with 200 * s p a t i n a n axpenenoe Jom a g reM proper ty organOanon Oood aMary. ap i ft baiewta
CALL 354-0316 APT CARETAKER COUPLE
F a a m M earner crttasn bMMmg In O M Par t n e a 9 M i a ft C o o M g e S m a l aMary plus 2 bedroom a p t
C M Mo»-Fr t 9-6. 286-6401
ASSISTANT MANAGER COUPLE
CAREER R O e m O N tar S M O M M t a B M I f f t t a M I WseWend c o m
261-7304 MAJNTENAMCC COUPLE
North Oak land CsuMy H S 0 8 salary
S 6 M CaMpawy 86616 BMueMr Ok-
111 O U W I K k M . OMSCTORY
511 Entertainment ATMOSPHERE SOUND
Detrofts hotteet DJ'el 15 yeers e x p ^ r lence W e d d i n g s g r sdus t i ona a u m m a p e r t M 366-4783
DtSC JOCKEY WANTED FRANKIES
C M between 4 ft 8 421-3424
KARAOKE Dtac Jockey VocMst Country Rock Pop O K J M
iMeddtng* *•* occeeions For Bookings Rod CXmn - 825-6961
512 Jobs Wantad Mate/Female
APARTMENT ft houee c lear ing Mon . Wed or Frt weekly Office cleenmg evenings ft weekends Ex-
960-7427
f • to bebysf t your kida Be-V V ^ V tween 8 ft 7 Ml n e a Beech
^ Daly 7-5 30 532-7109
BABYSITTER Loving M o m w*l p rov ide q u e l t y c a s for your mtant / toddtar Fu* t ime Fsrmmgton sree 473-3993
BABYSITTER seeks 2 yr o ld or oM-a . Lhrome a e * . part t lma Non s m o k a Meeta ft anackB included C M S a l f y 313-953-0517
,, B IRMINGHAM MOTHER h M V L V open ing lor <nf*nt to
Canton m o m who unders tand* the need tor qua l t y crmd c a a hM 2 f u l t ime open ing *
I 416-9122
CHILD CARE. •CM. reuabie g o o d a t m o e p h a e . *n> hr* A c t t v l t M end mea l * included Beech/W Chicago Redford
MIcfieMe 937-0392
TWO EXPERIENCED OAYCARE Provider* S Redtord a e * Gr * * t r s l asncee A lot l o oftor
535-9337 or 535-5371
E - Z - O O E S rr< Light housekeeping, g e n a e l 'epeir. PSSK lawn care C M CSebra or Roy
810-398-3818
HOUSECLEAN1NG - DepawJable Non a m o k a 5 y w v s experience ExcaBant referencee Ltvorus a e a C M Cathy 474-7848
I CLEAN HOMES ft of f ice* Rekabie, dependebis. reasonable r m s Sp< ft Span d e e n a B o n d e d ft meured
CaB 532-2568
LOVING MOTHER - to cars lor your child Wayne ft Cherry Hfli a e e Lota of T L C Low ratee Meals ft snacks
722-6670
MOTHER OF r * yr o ld wishes to babysit m Weet land (Cherry HM/ Wayne) area Lunch ft snack provid-ed Cert i f ied 722-9044
MOTHER OF 2 wishes to give kida ths loving c a s they need Are you tired of the hust le ft bust le the chil-dren of the 90 s a e ge t t ing? I can
937 help. fiM or part t ime 37-0009
PERSONALIZED HOUSECLEANING Suppl ies p rov ided
Wsekiy, 8 l -Week)y, Ona Time C M Joen, 522-6153
513 Business Opportunities
AUTOMOTIVE PRECISION TUNE
Franchise Avai lable 313-422-2255
BED ft BREAKFAST Gorgeous ele-gant. 8 guest rooms , m*eeper quenera 2 ' i aera* o r e * i great locat ion S24S.000 i n d u d M moet furnishings 517-269-9468
BRIDAL SALON - Pr ime locat ion M Oakland County O v a 40 yeera m busmees O w n a ret i r ing Pr iced to a M Senoue buyers only Reply to 0 ft P. Box 252192. W Bloomf ie ld. Ml 46325-2192
CHIMNEY CLEANING Since 1980 Estabkahed cMen tM Osamnga maeonry M types of in-state Hon A l equ ipment ft s lock w a i m y t ram ExcsBant part t ims second income Great opportuni ty Must s M by June 7 Terms, $15,000 pnes negot iable 313-522-6135
CLASS C L iquor L icenss svsk-aota Plymouth Twp
453-3300
D € U - Y O G U R T STORE Downtown B i rmingham ExcMsnt locat ion C M 810-647-6155
ORIVE A m a c e d M and become wealthy Company wM be gomg mternattonef m 44 c o u n t r M
1 -600- 780-4643
FRANCHISE q u a l t y packag ing stors tor 1/4th of the no rman coat Com-pieM turrvkey t r ammg and eupport
s Dave. 399-6624
I N D E P E N D E N T C O N T R A C T O R S
Part-t ime subst i tu te Dr ivers needed lo drop oft pepers to earners hous-M two days s week tor this newape-per* Farmmgton. UvonM. Redtord, Weetland, Garden CRy a a a a Van a truck raqul rad 561-0500
m t a m a l t o n a Marke t ing Opportumty for thoee M i o ara ambft loua ft
extra income on a pert Dme M 456-9673
LICENSED. 8 bed AFC home Wsettend Land cont rac t
RED CARPET KEMU 274-3141
515 ChUd Cars CALLY'S KIOS haa a i opanmg for y o u 2 y r * ft up C a m p u s * aettmg. BJIRNA dtaoount ( 1 0 0 p a wk u n a Aug 31 Maple O r c n e r d 737-1668
CHERRY HILL /WAYNE. 1 opening
homa Teaoha ft m o m provides art, adanoa. sarkng. d rama. e x a c M and o t h a aBBkMBaa, «w a Km w M rounded day 722 7412
DAY CARE LICENSED HOME 14 Mks ft Drake mtant l o 3 y e a Okta CPR ft B r a M d t r ammg C M 681-0825
EARLY DISCOVERY C h i d Care C e m a m Novi a t a n g appace-none Director . T e e c h a has MA In Education. BS m C M d Development ft t o yrs l e a h s n g aapartanea Edu-na lBwa p iug i 'Mi i w a m a n the de-iBBopmanaal naada of each o M d
C M IS 10-360-0666
MB > poataBwa tar a cMM over 16 KM 12-'Orchard Lake 186 1868
L C E N S E D B I R M I N G H A M DAY-
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I M B S M B I I I I S S M a e e M O M 8S7-6B68
516 Ekterty Cars i Assistance
ENCORE-HOME HEALTH CARE m home care tor moaa you love. Caregiver* are RN siMervteed ft Dondad C M Encore. 421-9101
KEEP YOUR PROMISE TO MOM Help h a stay m h a home We promd* 24 HOUR UVE-IN CARE O n * per*on lo p rov td* p e r a m a ca r * cooking. houaMi sepmg. laun-dry ft a r a n d s Experte O e p e n d U M t bonded
NEED HELP IN YOUR HOME? 24 HOURS/7 DAYS
Home Health Aides Companion/Sitters
Transportation Prtvsts duty home cars agency help* you remam mdspsndent m your own home
hdeel tor people needing ssswtsnos with personal c a s Bgnt nousMsep-Ing. compemonshlp ft t ransporta-t ion
Carefully acrsened. w M qualif ied employees srs RN supervised
For mors informat ion CM
UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES 981-8829
518 Education & Instruction
organ isssryis grven m your home Expenenoed taechas B e g i n n a * to edvsnced
C M 410-0274
LET ME leech you to teech your ixxss Certif ied Instructor. EngBsh, W M i a n . Dreesege Begm f rom the
Sound up Geni le. don' t b r e M I uStang/M breeds Petty 897-8094
NEED MONEY F O R C O L L E G E ? w s can heipi
810-665
SUMMER TUTOR - Cert i f ied leech a wllh 20 y e a a experience spsas i -tting m st tsnt lon deficit d l s o r d a Rochesta area 375-9325
SUMMER TUTOR - ELEMENTARY education. M subjects OusJifled elementary t e e c h a with M e s i a l Degree 810-360-5876
520 Secrstsrisift Business Services
TYPING/Word Proceeelng Book l eepmg/Fax 'Ma i l i ng Services
20 yeer* sxpsnence We pick-up ft 810-661-6343
522 Professions! Services
102 Lost*Found F O U N D A l e M s n U a l s m u t l I S IMM, i m d a 1 yr oM Tueedey momma. May 31 Grand RBva Sub, W of Middtabslt N of Grand R N a
May 27 Fermmgton Brook Sub t t M l e ft Heggerty Front Heotaead.
Leave m i n i a i 553-697}
LOST Antique gold eetcf i . neokMc* cham band, raised trim, Femangaon or Novi 1250 rewerd 561-0061
LOST black cel (Cntoa) Some whfM. hair on chest Impsr ta Hwy n e a Grand River E o l Beach Oefy No Iront clews 533-5964
LOST - $100 REWARD tof dog <oa) n a a i n k s t a / O u a n o n . TlsRs » 14 n Old Lhaea. whi ts ft brown, no t M , | eye maemg. deef very gentle, doee not bi te C M Don 810-932- 14&J
LOST REWARD (J f j L a g e m M cal . medium to f j H long-heir Orange ft White inot
stuped), orenge eyes, w/ext rs toe on both front lest, no c o l a N e u l a e d ft front de-dewed Not sn outdoor cel Maemg Mon Mey 30th I rom Huntington Woods homs It you hsve him or have seen him p a see CM tmmedietery
541-3942 or 399-7963
603 Health - nutrition Weight Loss
VIC TANNY Preeidents M s m b a arap If in taeeted c M
(810)232-4744
V C TANNY Prsadsn t Msmbersr tp current velue 8900 M l M >450 A M for Jon 360-9139
604 Announcements Meetings/Sem insrs
ARE YOU CREATIVE? Find out how you cen turn your tetania Into a r e w a d m g c e r e a At tend a c a s a sefTwna Thur* June 16, 7pm, m Southfield C M 1-600-332-6004
DECORATING DEN
NETWORKING FOR SALES REPS BuemeM owners, ft s n t r s p r s n u a * Exchangs buameea c a d s ft K M * o v a M o w ft coffee. Tue* . June 14. 7 30ar t -9em 4050 W Mip ie Rd Ste 108 1 block E of Taie-grapn No cherge Reeervetlon* suggested 810-642-8850
605 Adoption AOOPTION
Couple wfth l o u of love deeires to edopt a newborn Legal and confi-d e n t s C M Laurie/Ron. enytlme.
295-4428
ADOPTION Loving Christian f sm ly wanss lo sdopt s second Approved home atudy C M c o k e d 810 -660*917
CUSTOM s a i s i Pholos f rom $195 Homs busmees farm
Sky Plx Aerial Photography 1-800-2-SKY-Ptx
610 Csrd of Thanks
523 Attorneys Legal Counseling
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AGGRESSIVE ATTORNEY Bankruptcy, Dhrorce/FamHy Crtrm-nei Juvende: Wi l l s /Probst * . Driving Prtvusgss, Personal Injury Sussn Wldsnbeum 427-0303 or 356-0522
BANKRUPTCY: - $170 * costs Ovorce. - $165 - ooeis
We elso help injured people Criminal ft p roba te rrvattsr*
Nsthsnson ft Natnaneon P C 356-7766 or 1-600-424-ATTY
600 Personals
NOVENA TO THE HOLY SPIRIT Holy Spirit You who aofve M prob-lems You who Bght M roeds so I can obts ln my goeM You who give me the Dnrtne Gift to lorgfve ft forget
me m M instsnces o l ou ere M t h me I went m
this short p r s y a lo thenk YOU ft l o confVm once agam thai I n e v a went to be s e p a s t e d I rom You. even m a p t e of M m e i e n a IMjaons, I wien to be wtth You m Etemel Glory Thenk You for Your mercy t o w a d * me ft mme. Amen You must say this pray for 3 consecutive days A f t a 3 days ths favor leguas lsd wa be
If It seems difficult p r s y a muel be pubMhed mv-
medietefy e f t a the fevor m granted wtthout mant lofsng the fevor Therik you Hofy Spmt for prayer* enewa-ed PG
A PRICELESS GIFT Ann Arbor l a -tlkty c e n t a looking lor young wom-en between the egee of 21-35 for egg donet ion AB ethrvc beck-grounds sr icoureged Fee peid Re-ply to AARMA. PO Box 2674, Ann A/bor, Ml 48106
FOR A BIBLE MESSAGE on current events c M
1-600-487-2025
FRIENDSHIP_FOR SINGLES Compatible Int roduct ion
Tom/Kat ie i people 945-94 9422
IF YOU LIKE b o a d gam** , minia-ture* or role-playtng. come to * 3-dsy convention m Southf ls id Infor-mation Barry et 313-953-2125
IS YOUR mate fai thful? Check It out wtthout s prtvete m.eet ioe ior For Seminar detee. locat ion ft regatre-tlon. CM 737-7034. Ext 21
JOIN THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER FRENCH CONNECTION
July 11 thru July 27 Broeden your hortron by hoetmg a French Jeetafi teen noe! t smkaa receive sccess to the Jewish Commun i t y C e n t a a r * " t a ac tn r t tM ft m t a m a b o n a Irtandamp For mo rs information c M between 10em-4pm 661-1010
LONELY? CALL The Dalmg Une Netionw.de. you pick Ihe a e e code
went C M 1-900-622-0024 172 $2 49 p a mmute
MAY THE Sacred Heeri of Jeeua Be loved and adored m every place now
MAY the Sacra) Heeri o l Jeeus bs praised honored, adored and glori-fied throughout Ihe world, now end toreva Sacred Heart of Jesus pray tor ua Si Jude. h e l p a of Ihe hope-M e . prey tor ua St Jude. w o r k a of rm racM. prey tof u k Say 9 times I day tor 8 day* than pub Bah Your requeei w a be granted O A
700 Auction Sstes PUBLIC AUCTION Every Wed - 1 i s m Inspection - 8 30em
T h a w e M a auct ion teetures rspos snd s wide vanefy of nsmcM Corns to buy or sM. down payment of $300 cash required et t ime of s M
AUTO POOL AUCTION 19865 Telegraph Rd
Brownslown TWP. Ml 313-479-4360
701 Collectibles AUTOGRAPHED ALLSTAR Base b M 1951 O n g m a signatufss
(313)425-2941
702 Antiques ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT
P o s t c a d * magazines Shelly chma. perfume Pome*, p e p a do le , toys. mMtsry 346-3154
ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET THE BRUSHER SHOW. Stmdey June 19. 1994 6 AM -4 PM 5056 Ann Arbor Same Rd Exit 175 off V-94 O v a 380 daas r * In qua l ty srv tiQues snd i s i se l co lsct ib iss Adir i lsaon $4. 26th SsMnn THE ORIGINAL."
1930s WeterTM f u l eOe bedroom s a $450 or beet C M evenmgs 427-6566
CASH PAID tor good queRfy old flehmg lures, lack is e o > a ft s q u i p ment Pre 1960 469-9361
PRAYER l o St Ctare - Pray 9 H M M a r y s once a day tor 9 day* Re-q j M l wa be granted P B
PRAYER TO S T CLAIR Prey 9 h M Marys tor 9 days on the
make 3 wtahe*. your rnmtm w a be SC
SEARCHMG tor any iMormaaon. Beby Gkt Cartaon. b o m 4VMH4 « McRhaaor i MoaMta H o a M . Ml Adopted thru Wayne County Pro-baas Court f l i a a i contact ma 122 Syran Rd . Howel . Mi 46643
STRAWBERRY PICKIN'
TIME M )ua a o u n d the c o m a » you have B U-Ptck Strawtterry Farm, now e
m our
FRUIT & VEGETABLE PICKIN' TIME
KATHY (313) 953-2078
THANKS TO ST A I M tor taver* OA.
T M M e t r o u S i ,
W A R T I D A N Y M R O N M A T K M P A -
WORID CUP Ttakata. > RtaffM I i d H i i . m i f i ) $ Sta
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COMING JUNE 12th
THE SECOND DEARBORN TOY SHOW
Located a The Dearborn CMc Cen-MKlegen Ave Pubac
June 12th. Adnea-dren u n d a 12 srs
free) June 11th 12-6pm eerty bird buying. $25 00 ee t f i We s te heve t e b M a1 e l ec ta tor our second June 12th Show C M Kev in . ! 10-399-3461 THIS IS AN ANTIQUE TOY SHOW
YOU WON'T WANT TO I
EXCELLENT oondMon. one of s k ind lerge carved Arts ft CraA Eng-Bsh hunt board, a rge rataead cetk nM. baMtad FrencR door* , b a i l e d
poi c a M ' tap. mo rs 6 2 7 * 7 6 2
PRIMITIVE - Everyt lwig muet go 421-2474
WICKER - o M ft mahogany tuml-
ta. PakpoMt a m p tayk. sac eta I S 11 Mks Royal Oak 842-60*2
701 Crafts CERAMIC M O U I S SOO Vary good u a M d s n Very c lean T e k e a d t a r $ 2 0 0 261-02M
C R A T T 1 R S W A N T E D
V o o e s
704 ft
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n M «r USB* JMW s - is .»«.
A a a t t . 6 -12 H a * M t r a a t U M -
M o n d a y , J u n e 6 , 1 9 9 4 O&E
704 ftemmags Sates ft Flea Markets
FlNNr tH CENTER. 36200 W 8 MILE F A M M B 0 T 0 N HRXS
Fn June 3 - Fati try, t pa . 6 80pm S M .June 4 Opan M noon Kida day gemee ft moonwak Kntartaln-m « B M agsa Country Weotom Oenos ft Kaooks. 7pm-11pm Sun June 4 Oiuroh t e n Pencake breaktaet lOem Entertainment m 6pm Bingo Sal-Sim t2noon-6pm
706 Wearing Apparel C # S « N E R a k brtoa ooan . N cseoe ft cr tnoaa. aaking 8750 Ctaen
$2400 reedy to w e a
346-0567
DESIGNER AMM by Dsml r to * Sheata Btyeng. bsaded detachebta tram, gornsous Ongmsdy $1800 A M k i g $600 or b s a 261-5643
MATERNITY CLOTHES BUM ama condtaon
i/pMite. ctaen very good 454-9067
WEOOINO ORESS s m 10 beeu t l k l Alfred Angslo whne aetm gown with " a m 729-3644
706 Qarags Sates: Oskland
BEVERLY HILLS NsaghbOrhoOd coordinated g a s g s aass Sal-Sun June 11-12 Wsstwood EsUtM, E o f Evergreen N of 13 Mile Rd
700 Qarags tdss: Oaklsnd
M t a TTtM t Fn , June 9 ft Ml. S-.S0 l o 3 30pm 16210 BeMrty Rd W of SoutMtaM Rd st 1JN» Mks Furrs-tare. eppeaice*. I b t u r M loota. d taTM u t a k t B l i M . Mta o l m a c
Arts Bsnsta Q a s a S M 251 E UncaST
Ame 10-11 8-4pm
BIRMINGHAM, moving ebroed h a -nRure. new weeha. o t h a s p p l -snoek. b e b y / M s gm c l o t l M . toy*, book* , m o r a Thurs 9-4; Frl. 9-2 1647 Haynes. N of Uncom. E of Adams (pest P O ) No sarty b i r d a
BIRMINGHAM TV M c o n d i t i o n a l
more Thurs 6 Fn. 9-4 510 SuffiaBd. N of Maple. E of Cratbrook
BLOOMFIELD HILLS-MOvIng S M Thur*.-Fn., 9-4 C a , re f r lgae to r stove m o w a w e s f a r / d r y a . sofs
5561 i nka ia S of Quart on
FARMINGTON HILLS 26080 S Harwich fWoodcrsM. Sub. N off 12 M le . W of mksta) Jura 9-10 9-5
F A R M I N G T O N HILLS M O V I N G SALE Juns 1012 Fn-Sun 9-4 32673 Cletrvlew Or South of 14, off
Southbound Nor thwas tan
700 Oarage Salaa: Oakland
B t R M M G H A M A n n u a s u p a sam-ple aatai B a i i p M m i k m i M s l i or tees Offta and daooratfve acceeso-r t a Thur*. June 8Bh. Ff l June lOth. 9em-6pm 32860 Eooltady Off 14
a s ta open) between Ev-
BIRM1NOHAM - 1625 Melbourne. 4 blocks N of Mapta o f TT***.-FN -Be AnUque pertor
mpe H M pnoe wing enek ft o t tomen
For co t tage /co l l ege bunk b e d a coucnee, chairs, o k a . g ra .mors
COMMERCE TWP mul t i home mov-ing ft g a s g s s s M Furniture, colsc-lof ptatss. wrfters books, pkrturss Hora c rs f l Ruff many household I tems Ju ra 9-10. 9 -8 Lake Pine Dr (Snores of Bey Pomta Subi N of R i cAadson W off UMon Lske)
FARMINGTON HILLS - Sprtngbrook Sub ( e n t a on 10 or 11 M i s . btwn O r c h a d U M ft Mtddtabeit l Ame 9 .10 .11. 9-6pm
FARMINGTON HILLS Es ta tM Sub S M Juns 9-10. 9-5 Nina Mas Between Haleled ft Hsg-g a t y Furn i tu rs . toys, k l t l sns aisnmssfisr s x a c M sqmpment. bikes, much mors See agns
FARMINGTON HILLS - Ksnda l -wood 1 Subdwaon . annuel g a a g e s M Sat June i t 9-4 12 M M W of Fsrmmgton Rd
FARMINGTON - 3 f k fn l y S M . lots of bsby accessories ft d o t h M . nouaa hold, etc Come ft aee Thura Fn 9-3 31821 L a m a W of O r c h a d L M a . S of 10 Mtle
706 Oarage Satea: Oakland
FARMINQTON HILLS. 4 Ismay KM* asms, pool a d d a 18 f l C s t a m a a n Juns 9-12 3B260 Ooataarry 13 Ml /Orake
FARMINGTON HILLS - UMU-tamly 29042 UOey. 12 M l ft MkXRsCsft June 6-11. 6 -6 Stereo, apeaker*.
H M 6 mac
FARMINGTON HMa Mdoor S M June 6 - t o 21460 WMtBMglen N of Of Rhra E ol MtddNbek w s a w / d r y a Btovs queen aze weteroeo. do l f img. oeis ft mtac 478-5423
FARMINGTON HILLS - Canterbury Commons Bub S M N of 18 . W of O r c h a d Laks J ims 8-10-11 9-4 Bsby Hems D U N househo ld goods
FARMINGTON VILLAGE CO-OP G a m Y a d S M Set June t l 9-4
9 on Longacre
Vxna R«Jgs betw Teft 8 Beck June 10-11 9-5 Toy*, beby Heme. O k a . furniture sppasncM c o m p u i a g o * d u b s ro to t l ka two-way radtoe. m a c
ROCHESTER HILLS S M Thur* -Set 9 -4 3861 A ide , off of South B o u M v a d o a w e a U v a n o a ft Crooks
ROCHESTER HILLS - O o e * C r e M Sub Annua G a s g s S a w June 9.10.11. 9sm-4pm Off Rocheeta Rd ' * m M N o f T a n k e n
700 Oarage Salaa: Oakland
s * _ grspn B of Mepta CBothmg. tamiturei
Ske iMMa i i i Farms. Sue S M T h u r s -
A m e 6 . N ) . 1 t . W M Tata-
PONTIAC, a M . P ionea Huraends Bu Juns 11 ft 12.8-8. W of Tagu isph . 8 or V o o r t a a Look tar ou> SMuai ' i l
JSS.
ROCHESTER IBM BioM Sub Jun* 901 ft 10th 6-4 ot Uvaraok S ada ef Tta
wood 1 IM
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God a w
ROCHESTER HILLS - R Sub B Me aar Rcphiilai off Aubum June 11. ftem-
tad R ft Jo -4pm
aair tm R
S O U T H F * L D Moving aa ft 11. 9-7 16400 N Pa >600 between ft/9 kk noueehold Rama, much m
a J I M * 10
k Or Apt FumlkM. ore
STERLING HEIGHTS Sub J»me 9-12. SE coma 16/Ryan thing* —Mta name furniture
S M Kida
STERLING MTS Eststs S M 40 yrs sccumutabon June 9-12. tOerr-spm 35262 Dequmdre N of 15 M M Rd Toole trecior c a furn i ture K.- ichenwas b i c y c M . y a d equipment crsft nuppsss. M i i n g goods, toy*. Agur i rM. Avon
TROY.. COMMUNITY WIOE g a a g e a M S a June 11 9-5 M l Vernon Eatxts* E of Jonn R off w a t M or N of W a t t M off John R
706 Qersge
ROCHESTER HILLS AnoBBtaf greM s M L o a Of tarmturs. tan* o f
JunaS-10. 10-4
oak XMohan a a . curio c a b k a t . more tumRM*. toy*, ale J ims S- tS. 9-4 224 Uatan. S. of Hamtai. W of
110 862-7763
TROY taook a M . Jtme 11.6-6 V i rgma Si. N of Mepta E of Jofm R
TROY - M u a temly a M Poeita Sub Juns 6 - 1 0 1
W BLOOMFIELD - June 9-11. 9 t o 4 6036 WynBord N Of Mspta off
W BLOOMFIELD - 1 tadgs Sub Juns 9-11. 9 -3pm 3rd
W BLOOMFIELD 2745 PsBSfboro N. of Lons Pins. W of M i d d H M I June UMv. 11«1 6 12VI Waght a a Schwann M a couch. tunMure TV d o O M ft 2 antique v t c t r o M
W BLOOMFIELD Mufb- lsmly S a w Air cond i t iona aquarium bunk
merry fum«i«e llama and doBhmg 5529 Deertoot TrM, Arrowheed Pontac T rM June 16-18. 9-5pm
70S
TROY M tawsy BaBaf I Sue June S-11. F i n n . 1 8 n M M . E of Jonn R
UBeOM LAKS
2128 LdOkta! L n . e E ^ S S L Rd T h m . Fi t A r * 9616 .6 -6 oMy
W SLOOMFTELD - ThM.-SMi. 8-8. 6278 FaBrprook C t 2 t a i
14 ft 18 BS N a a t
W BLOOBdFIELD - 57S8 PuBnam. N off Walnut L M a Rd.. w of mkoBa. T h u r * - F r t - B a t D a M i p a a B i r * .
W B L O O M F K L D - Jun. 9-11. 9 to 4 6353 N Shore C t . Green Boy to Say Or f i m k n . w a , m u d i more
W SLOOMFCLD. KtaBBERLY N HUGE SUeOVtSION SALE
S a -Bun A m 11-12 Ram or Bhme 1:30-8. No Rr
N of 14 . E. of O r c h a d Lake Rd I inmoa aM have red 6 w M M signs
W S L O O M F K L D - 70B8 Wtaow June 9- »0. 9 -6 Store does out oeiow c o a Eamnoa $ i $2 v s k M to $19 98 St I i t io issaa Denkn iscketa $3 ft up ft more l E of Union Lake Rd . W of H M a N of Commerce I rata, no S M 3 6 0 2 2 6 4
707
r s i r
CANTON - MOVING SaM. F M M R I I . ft Mtac B41
Pi Si m i Or . t * LJtay. S of CBany H e T M N . - S M 9 • d a r t
CANTON - Muta BSfiMy f l tads M M T i e n . Ff l 1628 I S o l Ford. W af L * a y
CANTON. TV S
S S o V s O 46463 itoBmea, N or Ford. S of Warren
C A N T O N - M t a d - F d Juna S - M . 9am Oak badroom
S o f J o y . W o f
OCARBORM IIMMilB nedy O r . M k a i a T h i * * Frl ft S M 9-6
27072 Kan-n e a W a r e n
WNCTTE BET- dark hutch. 4 CROP* Sola ch*w a M a c Hciiatair*
pma. I M S 2 inoachmg d 561-0067
GARDEN CTTY - H U M Fn J M M 10 ft S M June 11. 10am 6pm CM-drene Muff d o n a n g 27BB6 S l ta t -dan. batwaan Ford ft Cherry HBI
GARDEN CfTY-3 9 th 10M ft 11P1 10M
B N B a A M 6pm CtaM-
auk 212 D e a •ng. W of mfceaa. N ot O a r r y M i
707
GARDEN C f T Y - T I M M a s k B f - -
CTTY - Ts ly atak 8S44S S S S M K e -' FammgBon S CNerry MS.
GARDEN CITY, 7100 SufMy. 11 w of MMdtabek. S a l MM Thurs -Ffl -Sm 10-6 Toy* , esc
UVONIA baby 6 mlec June 6 -1 ' . , — SoMhampton (E oM Ota. B I T )
LIVONIA. aver>t»wn^^ m u a ^ go S
Orya ft much much m o r a 422-2678
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620 Man Seeking W o m e n
ABLE TO WIN your neefl . aingia good looking ded .of one 35 yrs 6 fl. a im. black h a r brown e y M S e M i Mm. attract ive, f e m M 24-34
inteRgent » 44150
620 Men Seeking 620 Men Seeking Women Women
AVAILABLE - Handsome t M . sum HANDSOME BLACK m M 31 seeaa ! fmanaelty secure m M 39. akes romsntlc attract ive women 22-34
aancjng photography, car* noma lor lasting r M t i o n s h t p Phyelcaly cooking S e M i M m ft sttrsctrve. Bt. wtth love of T o l a cossters s plus f sm ly oriented f e m M » 4 5 2 5 7 » 4 4 i 4 i
ABSOLUTELY Atheist d ivorced whits r r vM 48 6 '1 . 170. very o n g nairsd mto bsecnss aamonds. g u m hot tubs, cats Hedon Clubs, gold S e M i l e m M • 44263
A SINGLE BLACK men 35 8 2 240 HANDSOME European ProMaaon-woun3 M a to m e a women for I a 51 y r t oW much 1'Svaed enioys
ACTIVE Work ing c l eM ungls whits m M 31. 5 8 I40 ibs snioys cycling. m o v M . trsvekng snd fun m a Looking lor l o n a i isdy w'good sense o l humor 25-35 » 44323
A DEARBORN WIDOWER 58 8 iBOiba wsnts a school t eecha type Deiay Mas a o u n d 50 l o sn|oy
post ing goff dancing ft fust bsrng n o r m a « 4423"
ADVENTUROUS CONFIDENT fit snd st tract lve whus m M . sge 34. open minded l o meny situations. • M l f e m M tor dayt ime romance age unimportant • 44221
wmte p r o f s i a i o n a m M . Enioys golf biking. m o v M . dining out. n o n - a m o k a SeMing whits f e m M 42-50. for fr iendship or pos-arbis reist ionship • 44601
AFFECTIONATE Whits M M good looking 30 a. 6 T . mce amid, sdu-cated fun ft mors s e M i a 3 leer set > e m M compernon. sge 20-43
• 44332
maenmgtul 1 on 1 r M h o n s r u p Must bs down to sarTh ft s a w u s Wslght proport ioned » 44176
BOZO HERE - romantic, single white m M . 33 d o w n at heerv t i red of oopeys ft M g g k i g tor wagh t pro-port ioneie. smgle wtwte f e m M to • h a e Hie u n d a the big top • 44375
CONSIDERATE, pe l lent u n d a -stendmg. t M s charge sssert'vs
st trsct lve f e m M who "a i f l a direc-tion n r w i H s • 44285
DESPERATELY SEEKING white n e v a m a n e d POO- working g a You enfoy country f iehmg b e a a little M M but serious for t h a 46 r r o ld 5 9 200 lb guy » 44374
DIVORCED wnrts p r c lMS iona m M 52 5 10'V 190 lb*, non -amoka , non -d r i nka v a w d m t a s e t s nob-b M . s e M i f e m M akm with sense of humor « 4 4 1 2 1
Oencmg dining oul seen a ledy with aim«Har mtereets
44353
HONEST handsome aexy roman-t ic. d ivo rced whi te male. 33 5 8 I50ibs seMing en honest, st-trsct lve white f e m M 26-38 for poeabie long t a m r M i e n m c ft good time » 44253
I AM 25 yeers old. looking for n « e gin * 44183
I KNOW YOU RE OUT THEREt While m M 47 ctaen. cute w e n d a n o n - s m o k a very dlecreis S a M a long tarm. occeerana 'eletionsfap with s m a a « s m M 25-40 » 4 5 0 6 1
620 Men Seeking Women
Smgle. blec* m M 33 8 norv-smoka. Engmea mernege-rwnded homebody S a a i thm t M educated c e r e a women no l i ds , tor comperoonehip » 44174
620 Man Seeking Women
621 Women Seeking 621 Woman Seeking 621 Woman Seeking
SINGLE, n e v a b a 6 3 brown h M ft e y M enioys Sporting events, a m n a SeMmg s young torn a s btwn 21-35 Friend ship first poeeabM mor* • 44355
SINGLE very attrectrve m M Ro-chester ere* 27 170 lb muecuM engmea . 5'11 . looking tor a good looking u r g e t e m M who m Je-pendebM cenng ft giving * 44349
TIRED OF THE SINGLE LIFE? r m 26. good looking pro taaaona ft lot* of ton Looking for aeme if you re 25-33 CM • 44087
TROUBLED BUT very motivated am-o a white m M 32 m good M e p e S e M i dermg. amgie women to grow anera ft m M * the moet of Bis
VERY HANOSOME gentlemen strv WtK p r g f i M i a n a 3f 5 10' I801be -vmsmok w r ere d r i n k a BeMa akm ettrect ive lady 24-36 tor monogemoua retationaryp 9 44250
SINGLE WHITE MALE 41 t radmona vaiuea Cathoac m a -nage onemea protaeaiona
* 44235
SINGLE WHITE MALE 24 mg for a Smgle Whne F e m M 20 1
• 44330
NICE LOOKING, white m M . 5 8 150 seMs kmd honeat cute tamM 30-45 w»<o M M dmmg. I K M M t rava ft much mors Sa ious minded
* 44066
AFFECTIONATE divorced wh i ts : m M . 80 n o n - e m o k a . 8 (ft. attrec- i tive, fa th fu l . aertae of humor, ro-manoc. mto t r * y a . sports, dmmg out fnendef i* ! RtrySl 0 M A r M L « 1 cxpiors p o e a b a t M • 44059
EAGER to ptaeee wmte m M . 46. agreeable dean, a ienda attract ive, open s e M s eeeertrve ' .Ms c h a g s tamas tor QCCMipna claaaurs M a d • M t l o n s m p 9 44280
EURO/ASLAN m M ths men of some women • dreams deeiree one on ons with woman of same ce l l ng
• 45247
PROFESSIONAL SINGLE wfme ' m M . 5*9, 165 Ibe . brown heir ft
e y M 30 nice looking nonea ft c a -ing. SeMmg i e m M 23-30. for s spec ia fnendafyp L a • e n p y t h a
• 44312
A GOOD lookmo divorced wrvta m M mid 50 s 6 220s en|oys Ooel-mg nsnmg. dmmg m/ou t long ndM. t rava ft much more S e M s ledy 45-53 With soms of the same mtaeet No geme pleyers • 44275
AMBITIOUS BUSINESSMAN-edu-cated 48 5 10 whne seMs smcas women w/senee of hienor tor dlnmg. aanclng. movtaa, plays Looking
• 44
FIT PROFESSIONAL 30 good took-mg. old faer»oned v a l i M . aeMmg confident f irm figured lady between 25 ft 35 Introverted en(oy* com-pamonsnip. outdoors ft staying physically f i t • 4 4 3 3 5
SINGLE WHITE MALE 56. M l meture Mute I e m M who en»oy* th * a m p a thmgs m Mle ft cuddl ing • 45062
VERY YOUTHFUL 50 5 9 160 lbs a m o k a good p n y a c a M a o * pas-
lnancMPy securs I M N J
•n foy* pleeee ft hot tube ft m looking tor aorra exenement m h a Me • 44129
PROFESSIONAL Divorced white m M 52 5 10-V 185ibs Non-s m o k a ' d r m k a . nonea. carmg. hu-morous Seeks p a n e I e m M tor re-anonefyp Serious omy C M * 44344
SINGLE WHITE m M 60 yrs , flnen-a e l y secure, r a v e d 10 yr* r *a i ta m L m n i 8 ft t M . 175 Ibe. non a m o k a aocta Ormka At thw t ime looking for M e n d ' c o m p e m o n •
45681
SINGLE whne m M 26. 5 8 150 Ibe s e M m g smgw bleck I e m M 18-35 yrs.. who M M biking, r e c m ^
WANTED - A Lady not lust a w o m a n Divorced whne m M 52 yeers young who loves giving Bo-wers long walks noidmg hands A caring guy • 45995
WEALTHY woman tor srtrectme deeey aexy 53 y e a oM recently d ivorced white m M Pampa me
• 44343
out. kida okay 14525 '
frand to share ton l imes 1143
b o a t i n g p i c n i c s strawberry blonde, blue e y M alght-f« overweight s e M s M R tor ton times ft raa t tonaNp • 44346
FUN YEAR ROUND - I 'm 40 5 10' . good looking, non a m o k a kght d r i n k a , honea. caring, seneitive. good sane* of humor Seeas non a m o k a whrte I s m a s • 44290
PROFESSIONAL Black m M 29 5 8 I65iba Love* aporta outgoing ro-mantic SaMa whne ' s m a a or mixed Oeeutltol ft sexy 22-40 With smyka mtereeM lo nave an honeel ft a n c a * retationefyp • 44405
RECENTLY DIVORCED - h i t * m e a 40 s 6 'T" , 235 Lbs . M M m g I e m M comperaon. 30 to 40 Yr* old O i ta t a m n a s travel outdoors 9 45295
SINGLE WHITE m M . 27 5 4 en-voys cookmg. camping SeMing " h u e tamM 23-27 lo Mare tha ft s long M t m g romantic relebonefyp
• 44378
Educated employed
County, 18-46. a a g n t i to height
W E L L G R O O M E D sharp en-aur bleck m M 3 2 S M I a-
SINGLE WHITE MALE 27 8 3 cam(Hn^ r rsovw dtrang out.
K>ng * « • » country mjmc LOOfcr>g tof amga white tamM 25 to 34 who
• 44066
WHITE MALE m o a a enioys 2 eon* ipor t * . com-edy muelc * t f l r * a d *
to redtacova Spr ing
QOOO LOOKING good hgened ft good sons* of humor, romantic k m loving . 5' 10' 1651b*. whi t* m M . 34 seeking skm serious mmded person 24-34 lor relationship • 44255
AN EXECUTIVE WHITE MALE. 48 8 ft kmd caring, aff luent ft attrsctrvs. seeks s d a c r e a tamM compemon age 30-45 lor a ton ratatlonamp
• 45963
Aaeerttve wfvte m M aeMs oppo-
21-49 For lova/ romance/ rcees ft more P o a t W long tarm retatlon-•mp /mamege ' ' • 44300
ATTRACTIVE - act ive non amokmg dNorcad whfM m M 47. 5 9 l6S»a. enioys 90R logging tenma ft ro-mance seMing ta lady <0 m a s •neee ft o f t a r ton nmaa • 44292
ATTRACTIVE Ovo road Wtyte m M 34 8 4 aneetic. I aaftni SeMmg t M phyakaPy I t tamM to m e r e a l t f a sdventuree ft spec i a times « M a u m m a ft beyond * 4 4 4 0 1
ATTRACTIVE m M . 42. b lond 1 7 0 * Cethowc
wnfte m M M 6 160 DIVORCEO ethMtic. p ro laaa ione l church U i i i u t a l
tor
• 44264
OOOO looking wftne a n g a protae-aona l 32 physlcaPy ft! en|oy* spor t * t rava . dmmg. looking tor at tract ive p a n e wmte tamM. 23-35
• 44217
HANOSOME ,1 aUrv/Caucaatan m M . 49 amcare n o n - e m o k a trim, pro-laaa icna looking tor an educated b e a u t * * eBm. carmg a d y tor a
• 44115
SEEKING a age whne love weaa o a s ndmg ft t ravel ing Heve own b u s l n e M Frand Ve t men •aahoratap Love
• 44345
SEEK long term monogemoue reta-nonefap Whne m M race guy-mce looking 34 6 3 206. employed, hon-e a . romermc 1 women men., mra r beeuty r equ red ' dea red • 44340
I M 50, AVERAGE HEIGHT ft WEIGHT whrte. looking tor * wom-*n 30-45 tor a d o e * persona mb-mete. k m r a a i o n a m p Whet ebout y o u ' • 44341
INTELLIGENT aery Miract fv* . a n -gle 6 25 year*. Mhtaoc would Bke to m e a an miatanant. prerty t M woman phyecaey ta. who a looking tor a apecMl k tend • 4 4 1 3 4
NEWS FLASH1 Romance a not deed A m a M i I e m M 25-35 with
MICE LOOKING 43 yr o ld degreed S"6* . ISOtae If yow
• round, you' re t a » ft km 10 be
M e ma LM a • 44228
NICE LOOBUNQ
k m K M ft romance good aenee of humor
• a r
SINGLE Bleck M M 29 m o r M ft einica miaci ft unafy aaMa u n a e white 1 s m a a or mixed age 24-30 130 i b c l a a . s m M darn haa Who snioys simple Itanga m M m a r t a o * mmded ft cniidtass • * 4 l ? 9
SINGLE WHITE m M 50 M seeks one-to-on wtth anman 40-50
SINGLE whi t* m M 43 *duc* *ed long da tanca truck d n v a . looking
L k M rock L O i i c a l * Iheetre mov-a * , d m n a m ft out • 44347
SINGLE WHITE BIALE 27 8 10" 190* ooneerveOve at t ractna BucoaeMi.1 Looking tor a m e * whne tamM. 22-30 tor comperaonafi lp •
44306
SMGLE. WHITE m M 30, •we. 5 8 M a * m a c ft m t a * looking tor amata a f M e tamM 24-34 wMi * e m * v d e r e M s *
44313
SMGLE WHITE MALE - 56 S S" 180* Or o w n nek brown eye* aeM-mg L i y a u a i a take n m the
SLEEPLESS IN ANN ARSOR-Lonefy ang le aihite legetanan 26 an a e a c h of I e m M aouimale tof 00m-paraonafyp. loafing romance it mce. loya smcere-p ieaM c M • 4 4 1 4 5
SUCCESSFUL amga whne m M 26. very e t t ractha ft lot* of ton • a M * amga whne tamM between 24-30 who a attractive ft m good
• 44319
S u m m a Hma and the Bvang e lonely Skm. aenai.i a n e i a m a n e d Jewish m M 42 seMs f r and . conkdent I lover m amgta
32-41 • 45303
WHITE WIDOWER 46 5 10 1 6 5 R * moe look ing 1 can oftar a taHMm loving. Belanmg. auppomve ft b e a fr iend tMaui iaalt i i Seeking a d y 10 atari a tnendahip • 4 4 1 3 6
WHITE WiOOWER. 65 me* lookmg M l wfMe 1*11*1 m n a 50 'c would prvtar aarty 50 * tor compan-i o n s h i p T r a v e l i n g m o v i e *
ch ld ren a home • 44321
WORKS m M 32 6 3 e a . shy aenea of h«*nor M M hock-ey. dog*, g o l rnuac. "101M. * * e k * 1am a * tor monogarnou* i M l i o w -ar»c • 4 4 3 6 6
SUMBIERTIME FLM a commgl TM. a*p*ndkCta edu-
M M m g arh-r * o n Enfoy
• c t m i M T r e a y o u r * M l o Oon'1 m M o u f • 44381
TALL OAR* attractive amgta man mid 20 * A l oma i t i c and loving pro-
le a a coimtry M Beeutrtu ta woman I Bta • 440 15
TALL. DIVORCED whn* m M *9'-» • a r f l a 6 3 Bnanr tM i ft emotional-ly aecur* h o n M a n c a e . etc Atfv-
afk K i n a e n d a lady 36-47 ml I ' M ' I .
• 44378
TALL VERY A f t r a c t M angta H t a 34
ma M , akyng out Seea* w M M a Aaan I e m M M - 3 4 peOM a ma Mum buaa • 44278
TENDER CARMG angle eMBe mata. 42 6 f l . 160 tak aaaka wMM
• M anenmga ft NP • 44146
XSPEOAL An ertrect •ady aMo a apmam a DWM 46 h o n M amoa paataewMM
me tame He ft
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ATHLETIC (gcd a n a • u a W a M B MA) S tamM SOptaa. pome m M m 50-68 r e n « * tud* M d o m eeeenl ia
M i ) m t a mgta w Jretty M neath.
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A TRUE BLONO S3 yr*. 8 7 MKOy* outdoors. MoBBon Ka M k l n Me park camping 6 d o g * L o a ta* m general • 44307
5 7" m M 50 * • o r t a g o o d aenao of hu nek k a M eyee. a l l
m a Bow mor aut a. ouigo
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theeaa dmmg out • 44 266
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A T T R A C T I V E d i v o r c e d w h i t e t a m M 37 n o r a m o k a l a ta ing mce looking, divorced single aihrte m M 36-46 to entoy enrnitas m o v M w e a * ft to grow old wfth • 44246
ATTRACTIVE ararganc k H figured divorced whne tamM * 2 a e M m g
eaporataM m M 25-45 lo *n(Oy a ra r * M « * h M to oftar • 44190
f inancia l ) l o enwy ft
ATTRACTIVE FULL - f igured di-vorced whn* t a n a * 46 S e M s noneel 'omamic m M sO-55 Enicy long wtak l m o i M . a u l a n f M •
44373
Artracttva ruberaeque entrepreneur S m g a whrte I e m M
golf lenma toragn fi lms M M M greet cf iocoia i* chip cook-M S a M * p ro taaaona 36-45
• 44302
LONESOME IN Garden City Single m M patke eeey to be wRh
50 Looking tor 6 . aitataga'il ton I i g gai ibaman 10 da l o t mono-
garnou* heavy Bk*. umon • 44372
LOOKING tor someone o v a 40 10 good o m * * wfth 1 anioy <xx*v-
iry m a c remmg ctaaac Mdaoa M u a H M aena* of f w n o r ft
T H B IS YOUR LUCKY DAY' T h a outgoing, ett iacove. dmorcaa
aeaam I 'm tookmg tor an aftract ive tun wfMe m M 30-40 a t a a aenee of f w n o r 1 a M one greM gal
ONE MAN WOMAN a M 4CT* bngm pretty perky muiB-dagread.
PRETTY WHITE Orvorced 47, S'S".
god lure dancing SeMs 5 10" • 45-60 non smoking, socaa O m k a to ratax ft *moy IB* • 44216
ATTRACTIVE, a n o n ton lovkig
• o n * sttrsctrve wf fnendemp poseibiB
23-35 more, looking to
• 44181
PRETTY wrvta ca rataMKwa. earty 50 s pafRk/tr tm t radmona Mues n i l 1 nendeome c o i m l a p a r t ro-mantic. pf i )HcaPi ta. B M « M | aw cure cufturec genkeman. 6' o v a to
• 45272
QUALITY Mond / tMMi 34. r * . - a n c a e 6 ta-
m M 35-42 mature. h o n M hend-
' 44191
Attractive, amga* black tamM 35 no c i yM i *n medium 5 '6" . a M *up-portmo Enjoy* M o p p m g ft j u * M | t im* SeMmg
REDHEAO. g r e a tagk/amRa 44. 5'6~. 136 ta* AftacbonaM. love* *n -
mg 6 44-56
SHY 36. 5 10 FULL- lgu rad whne law a i 1 chPd. non a m o k a non-d o p a . Bgnt d r w k a mu M i a , opk-
genI ta l ian tor m o n o g o m o u e relet ion* lwp that c o i l d load 10 marrtaaa • 44370
B L O O M F * L D bkM-eyaa blond, at-tractive. aam. 52 5 3 Seek* kmd
aab ta gat t taman tof rmituta apok-mg Picture appreciate!) • 44316
SMGLE BLACK FEMALE aeeking SmgH Stack Mata. 3 B - M Drug ft smoke tree, non d r t M a a BgM *o-c a d n n k a Employed woMd pretar p r n t a M n n a r i M i d a M n • 44337
CUTE. a * M * local guy who a ton acVve. flftylah Thia *ttr*ct»ve entrepreneur a bright outgoing, ipvaoa C M im-
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divorced w dent *moy SeMawhNi
ma* Mom 31 « M M b M m M JO'B.
oBaga atu-P M more m-anoka'
kmd 1 j au l tm iBMttonmm • 44342
DfVOtaCEO WHITE tama 5'6' waPin bukd am
M 40 yrs 3ka m i l
M 1 on 1 dmmg. den
MMlunaa 45-50 Envoys cmgft aaovM • 44320
ENTREPRENEUR 47 pretty euc-ceeeki. giving, lorfng. l * - k g u r e d lockmg tor h a xmght m a Smear*, amptaa
I 47 M M M 60 * I 44277
GREEN-EYED blond 5 2 tan-KXr-mg. aeeking eHrte p i o l e M n r k
uree ft a m n i k t i a n a begm-LET S TALK! • 45034
OR£2LY Adam* a l a r * ar* you? MBiecPM. to! k p j r * anapen, anota w M M a m M mad 1 0 1 looking tor adaewi i rouk ouBdoa type 10 M e r e
one day a l a nme' • 44363
L « IS tar aAarlng Seek ing III Mn i M a 4Q-50 to *n-
• 4 6 * M
SMGLE M a M tamM looking tor a big ft t M awpta >kd Mack man. n M ba 35-46 y r * o ld ft m a t be at a a a
SMOLE WHITE
aeMa awgta w h a * m M tor aakfig ft meybe more I M e apart* ft qMta
• 44333
r r n o i l r 50
SMGLE WHITE eyM. 5 T MK t rava . romenoe « M ft ana qua m a > M Looking tar M U M a 4 6 - 6 0 a man a ta i andtar aaareata • 4 4 1 6 6
VERY Attractive 47 yr* angta black taiTiM. enfoy* outdoor a- r i i i M . taggme M e * to t r a iM ft M * e v a v •noe l i t a i
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11 a M ig more looking tar m M 5 0 * earty 60 ' * who * kind. *c
c o m p e m o r a r a p
WHITE widow 34. I T aMh on * loan L taM outdoors, flancang. q u i a i k r a i Looking tor r . 30-40 y e a
• 44362 OM man witTi
WMITE widow *7 lovaa M a F M hpura ft itai 1 a M n g . w o dancing
n o n e a ft carmg.
40-60 • 4 4 1 6 7
1B36 CLASSIC REDHEAD Good looking, grwer eyee. 8"4" t30 ta*
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BLUE EYED BLOBCE TAMM M l mif aeeka dhiaroad a angta M t a proleeaiona M M 40-56 a t a hanta-cap of M a MM tar k m on M e L k M * • 44233
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MARKET PLACE • 707 Qerege Seles;
Wayna LIVONIA; MUQ£ 2 Family Oarage 4 Uovmg Safe Kida cwtftea. bafcy llama. HouaeftoM. mmc k much mora. SSJOS Vargo. N of 4 una . E. o l Wayne Rd Jun 9- to-11, M p m .
i rVOHA - Jun* »-9. 9 A M - 5 P U 9317 Taeaa, south o l Plymouth Rd . ava l o l
L /VOBA - June ». 10 k 11. 9em-S0m 9080 4 9100 U V m S ol w OHcago. E. ol MMdtoben
L/VOKA SaM. S June»-11. Thies-Sat.9-3
Laura* Par t H Oaraoa SaM S of e IMa. W of Neetourgh
LfVOfHA-Mieoaaaneoue. Juna ®th. 100) 4 11th, 9-5 34138 Ma lo ry By M 4 M
LrVONU • Moving SaM. Wad - Frt. Juna < - 10 9 - 5 35007 Hees Souffmaal corner of Arm Ar txx T r a i 1 Wayna Road Apeliancae. gaa dryer, refrigerator, gaa stove. atoc-tnc nova. :haai freezer. reetuarant bootha. TV, VCR, microwave and MUCH, MUCH, MORE.
LIVONIA Muftl family MM B * a a . toys. • tOt cKXMng, baby l a m a 4 m a c 3*551 Fairfax, 7 M M 4 G l Thur 4 f n , Juna 9 4 10. 9-4.
LIVONIA-Mum family aaM: Anttquaa. « w bottle*. csocas. 10 speed. car nama. household Heme. cnndren-ex-i ra larga adult ctothmg. loya 4 mora. Juna 70v 10th. 9-? 15422 Oo*Ma». 5 4 Lavanaraa.
LIVONIA - TangMwood Sub. 5 lamt-ly Toy*. ««3s clothe*. crib. • * * * ! chair Fairway SI (S. oI 5 MIM, E. Of Levan) Thura-Frt. 10-5.
LIVONIA. 14281 Ingram d a . J u n e 9 - 1 l Clothe*. MM, cupa 4 saucers furrwture, antiques, mMc
LIVONIA - 28144 Oriole. Oazana of picture frame*. pair wrought Iron gataa 28 > 48" seen. lemps 4 many household llama. Thura-Sat. 8-4pm.
LIVONIA - 3 family 5 Juna 11. 9-12
Juna 10. 8-any-
F Joy.E. o*
12 EneryTMna 4 any-gol 28718 o r a n d o n
MaddMbail
LIVONIA, 34948 ParkdaM, OH Ptym-outh/Weyne, Juna 9-11, 9-5 Qaa «tova. kida clothee/toys. houaanoid item*. bM**. women* ctotnaa. ate
LIVONIA - 36493 Curf l* (Mam. 8 4 7 Mlla. W of Lavan) Juna 10-12, 9-4pm.
10am-5pm, 9285 Woodrtng (S of W Chicago. E. o l Farmington) Furr»-•uta l o o m equipment. baby, auto
LIVONIA - 9357 KnoMon, W oI Mix, S of Ann Artxx Rd Juna 8-10-11. 9am-8pm. Houaanoid good* 4 fuml-tura
DEARBORN - CITY ( W M l Wlda Qaraga SaM 4 I a T " Flaa Martial
Juna 9,10,11. 10-7 Adray Sports Arena. 14900 Ford R0 (naar Greenfield)
943-4088
- Garaoa/MMc/F tura SaM A m 9-11. 9am-5pm 124 High Street. Downtown Northv«M. near City Hal /Fi re Station
707 Qereye Saiee: Wayne
^LYMOLTTH - clothe* (0-41). M O , Mk*t. toy 4 books. aporta 4 pool equipment, houaanoid. OecoraHone. pnoto atufl Juna 8,10,11. 8-4 9251 took (S ol Ann Ar twr Rd. N o l J o y l
PLYMOUTH-Garaga. bai K aaM. Wad. 4 TVjra , June 8th 4 8th, 9-5 1387 Roe*. E o l Sheldon, nght on Evergreen (dead and).
PLYMOUTH. MuM-family SaMl Juna 8 4 10. 8-4pm. Juna 11 8 -1pm Craft anew aMo New crefts. craf l sup-p*aa. furniture, houeehold good*, • t o re fixture*.on palntlnga.tooM.atc Not your uaual garaga aaMU 1385 Elm. o f l Arm Arbor TrM/Cvergreen.
PLYMOUTH - Thurs.-Fr l , Juna 9-10. 9am 725 Suneat. 1 txoc* E ol Sheldon. N ol Penmnian. Mutk family We've got good atufl, don' t paaaua by
REDFORD - Huge SaMl Juna 2-5. 8 a m - * p m 18322 KJmocft. between 7 M*a/Orand River
REOFORO TOWHSHIP - Craft S a w Juna 8 4 10. 9-f tpm 13081 Cantrake 1 block W tX Beach. N. o I (-86.
REOFORO - 13051 Hemingway. S o l Schoolcraft. E oI Inkatar June 8 4 10, 9am-5pm, June 11, 9am-3pm
REOFORO - 14832 Autirev, 3 Q * > S o l 5, 1 b * . E of Baach Frl 4 Sat 8-4pm. Juet mamed, coupM ha* doubled Houeenoid. stereo ele
REOFORO - 2 family Juna 10-12. 8 a m t o S p m 17843 OtympM. N. ot 6, E. o l Beech Batry Heme, furniture, go kart. m good ahape.
REOFORO - 4 family June 8 & 8. Sam to 4pm. 8045 H t . ' e r . iw . 2 Mk t E. of Taiiesrsph, 1 Wk N. of Joy. Baby, cftHd. 4 adult clothe*. toya. houeehotd Hem* 4 mora.
WtSTLANO-Btoc* aaM Famwood at reel bateeai'i Wayne Rd 4 New-burgft. 1 Woe* S/Cf>erry HM June 10th. 11th 4 12th. 8-5
WESTLAND. Family Yard SaM 35751 OMn. S. ot AvondaM. W oft Wayne. Juna 1 1 4 12. l0-5pm. Chil-dren* toy* 4 aothee. adult* dome* , craft u p p l M * . houeewaree. ate
WESTLAND - Huge 5 Family remod-eang aaM Kida d o t t i e r ate. Thura. 4 Frl 9-5 33112 Lynx. N. of Warren, 1 Wk W of Vanoy. oi l Cowan
WESTLANO-Mult l Family garage *aM 587 Man* naar Charry HM 4 Mta. Thur*.-Sat 9am-5pm
WESTLAND - Thuraday-Saturday 9-5 1137 Selma H m i Wayne 4 Palmar Lot* of Jr /Women clothing
WESTLAND - Yarn *aM June 10 4 11, 10am to 5pm, HouaehoM Itama. craf t* , etc. 31716 QMn.
WESTLANO- 1246 Dowllng (N of Palmar. W of Wayne) June 9.10.11. 9-5 Houaanoid. baby game tabiaa
WESTLAND - 3 family aaM. 8816 Redman Dr . E of Wayne. S of Warran TNura-Sat. 9am-5pm
WESTLANO-4 Fam«y SaM 6-9 thru 8-11. 9-5 dally 1635 Ragane. N E. Wayne i Palmar
PLYMOUTH - Thur*-Frt. June 9-10, ®am-5pm. 865 McKimay, S o l Ann Arbor TrM, E of Shaldon
PLYMOUTH - Thura-Sat, June 9-11. 9-3 45801 Dantee Or. Tra8wood Sub (N of Ann Arbor Rd. W of Shaldon) Trampoline wka. kota more-
S REDFORD - June 9-10-11-12. 9146 Mai cade* naar maatar Joy 4 W Chacago Lota of 1am*
REDFORD - Moving SaM June 9.10,11.9-5 Some antlquaa 25900 Cathedral (W of Beecfi Oefy otwn W Chicago 4 Joy Rd).
BEDFORD mu l t l - l am l l y , J u n a • 10.11,9-4 PM 10024 Farley.
Mka. E. ol Beech Daly. S r Plymouth Rd.
EDFORO-Thur.. Frt 4 Sat., 9am -j p m Furniture air corvtftioner kmaa fridge, chnatma* traa. rmec 12908 Brady. E of Baach S of Schoolcraft
706 Household Good* Oakland County
706 Household OwwIt Oakland County
AFTER moving
810 814-0743
ANTIQUE SPINET deak reatored r ileeigrierl w m i l , Watro 4 2 chair* 810-863-7868
BEAUTIFUL - PenneyNanM Mouaa w M unit EnglMh oak ar iMHaaviwi i l cabinet. g lMe door curio, and b o o k a h M toOOO/baat 861-8229
BEDROOM SETS HENEROON -New King aoe bed 2 night stands dreeaar 4 armour wfth TV * h M 43500 THOMASVILLE - Walnut 2 twtn bade Night atand/mlr ror /2 1 r * * * * r i artth hutcha*. d a M 4 c h M $750. 810 861-5787
BEDROOM 1940 * mahogamy tnpM
X stand, head. i
conference taWe
toot board #875. l 6 ' mahogany oval >2.500 407-3228
CARPETING - dark brown. 2 roome, 10*10 4 17*22, *128 AMo bath-room plumbing flxturee 626-4811
A ESTATE SALES m BY DEBBIE ^ IN HOUSE
• f u l l Estates - 2 0 % Fee Caan paKI 48 hr* after saM
CONTEMPORARY badroom suits 11200 or beet ofler 268-6332
706 HouaehoM Goods Oakland County
GREENHILL Apte-8 MIM betw Drake 4 H a t e d Bldg 15. 155 3rd left turn off QreenhM Living room, glaaa top dinatte set. crystal ohandenar.
hardware Exceaent condit ion, onfy 2 year* oM 10am 4pm M week
HIOE-A-BED matching le n u t , walnut dkimg aat. awNel chair, oock-ta* taMa. and tabM. M Contempo-rary. exceaent condi t ion. $800 Other Item* free wtth saM 626-8167
MOVING SALE - Piano, moped*, ga* grM. queen * a e bedroom set. odd* 4 end* 264-77IS
MOVING SALE - vertoua houaehold kltch--3214
9X17 BRAIOED rug. 2 antique Sing-er sewing madvnaa. window air conditioner, whne L-shaped couch C M 810-540-8555
DRESSER. ThomaaviBe 9 drawer*. 2 mirTor*, da r t wood, braaa accents,
t condi t ion $325 737-1748
ELECTRIC BED, x n g w good oondrtion 661-1062
ESTATE SALE at 7347 Cameiot, off 14 Maa Rd. 1 block W Ol Drake Din-ing room aat. sectionals Waa* la-Wee, lamp* 4 m«ac 881-1996
FULL Stta Ughi wood mahogany dlnmg set 4 chair* * 2 arm chairs, buflet 4 chma cabmei 424-9027
ABSOLUTE SALE Thura-Sat June 9.10,11 l 0 - 4 p m
1980 TWILIGHT HILLS COURT OFF DECKER ROAO
(Decker Roed runa N.S 4 M fust a lew maea W of Haggarty Road. SaM •a N of MapM. mat N of Pontiac T r M . off Decker Road, foaow agne. saM • rust N E of W M M Lake).
NICE CLEAN SALE! All nama m * reedy-to-uaa condi-t ion. weB-kept Houae ioadeO All the family haviooma MM there! Very brief Net - 21 pMoee of antique furnt-ture. mostly oak Glaaa>ere. chma, refrigerator waaher dryer, mi-crowave. color T V-. 3 sofas, hutch, chma caWnet, braaa bed. ate. etc Yard stuff 4 lot* of houaehold mlec
P S 1800 * long rlfM, Bakers Won' t know everything we Wgn until we *et It up on Tueaday
DEBBIE ESTATE SALE 313-538-2939
FURNITURE SET including Con-temporary couch 4 loveaeet. tradi-tional couch, anttqua chair, tradi-tional chair. heedboerOs 4 framaa M u e t s M I 435-6615
KING SIZE Motionless waterbed. •nth heater, $250 Twin *Mctnc bed
$450 649-3218
Lov*»«et» (2). Wua velvet Wlngbeck 4 barrel chair* $350 tor a* or beat ofler 559-9503
MOVING SALE - Houaehold and Duemea* name ReaaonaWa of ler* accaptad C M 879-1258
OAK DESK - 2 AM drawers, 2 deek drawers, include* benkars lamp, telephone and chair $175 OVAL DINETTE SET - Oak. mdude* Maf. 4 matching faerie chasrs, $175 Can after 3pm 673-0474
D O Y O U . . .
Have so many un-needed items you don't know what to do?
C l a s s i f i e d w i l l f i n d a b u y e r
...for your brtca, b«n)o, blender, bed, binocular*. boat, and leather coat .for your car. camper, clarinet, couch, camera, cat and top hat. for your tent, typewriter, trumpet, T.V.. table, ttres. tools, and bar stoota...for your stereo, saxophone, scooter, swtngset. stove..
(Obse rve r f i E c c e n t r i c C l A S S I F I E D ^ A D V f P T I S I N G
444 »STS O A K L A N D COUWTY S»1-< I W A Y * * COUNTY
n i j m o o c m s T f o OOCMISUO m n
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SINGER ZIO ZAG
SEWING MACHINE $63 Cash
Or Monthly Payments GUARANTEED
UNIVERSAL SEWING CENTER 2570 Dixie Hwy
674-0*39 SIX CUSHION eofa. carved frame. $200 Rattan chair. $45 Sofa taWe. $85 Upright entertainment center. $65 Soaa oak dmmg room w/chm* cawnat, $600 Rocheeter 375-0821
SLEEPER sols 4 matching tan piald country style 5 yrs old. nght use. remarried redecorating. $800 478-5058
SOFA • grey, soft material exceaent condition Beat offer
786-3802
SOFA 4 LOVESEAT. Ralph Lauren, hunlei green •'cranberry, $695 set Cherry 10 pMce dmmg room. $1495 Cherry or Oek 6 place bedroom. $1,650 Other pMca* avertable from Buader* Modal Homa 597-6205
Sols 1. 1 coffee taWe. 1 side I able witti storage Good condit ion Caah onfy 810-54S-7646
VICTORIAN aetee 4 chair, $800 MAHOGANY dining aat < 1930s), $800 PtNE *rmo«r* entertainment oenter $200 Can 541-0096
WHITE Wldcer aat. 2 cha in , 2 ta-We*. sofs covering m mauve 4 gray. $475 810-854-8770
709 Household Goods Wsyne County
ANTIOUE ROCKING horse $475. doeed oak chma cabinet $90 Baby grand piano. $1000. knit t ing ma-chine. $75. carved frame sofa. $350. lawn mower. $100. chBdren* oek chair*. $20 aa oak Morag* urwt, $75. 8 opaque plaatic panel* 2x4 W , $30 C M 534-1380
711 Misc. For Sale Wayne County
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Wood burn-ing stove ExpendabM dmmg room tabM Super smgM water bad com-
mduetnal daak. 4 x a told up 536-2529
LIRE NEW - Gorgeous French Pro-vtncMI bedioom set. 8 piece*, raieed carving*, aHI tau lHca tor $1229 Cotor TV, 19" $99 VCR. $82 Ster-eo. qued *el . $79 Electric typewrit-er $44 Exerde* Wka. $42 Smgar aewlng machine. $44 810-646-2658
NEW AVON repreeentatr saMa boost Dermaapec. 2 vtoeoe. bags, samples products, beauty ooneuftant. calendars and books $30 must a M Caa 422-8656
OIL BOILER 4 200 gallon tana. 122.800 btu's. working In good con-dRkon $600 Before noon S34-0114
UTILITY TRAILER, frame only Good condition 4 * 8. $95
861-6779
1990 CORVETTE WHEELS, fits 88-92 Corvette, everything included, new $415 eech. muat s M $300/*et AMo. queen *tze waterbed. a m -me *l*a*. complete with 2 dreeeer*. 1 wfth mirror $200/aet 981-5468
712 Appliances ADMIRAL gas paot Nghiieae stove 2
old. exceaent condit ion. 454-3459 ExT
AMANA Mlcroweve new never uaed white. 800 wen exjumertop w / m s m axtrea $200 Evee only 458-4148
AMERICAN nandard Amencaat 4-hoM. OoubM bowl, Oeeigner white •Ink 33" New Can't uae. can't re-turn. Below coat $200 Day* 901-2512 Evee 332-2335
B U Y • S E L L • T R A D E Rebui l t * t o v e s . r e f r i g e r a t o r s , freeier* T V s . VCR1* microwevee. air condit ldner* 4 dehumidlf lers
GUARANTEED Ws Buy - Re-cycM - Reclaim
APPLIANCES
28601 SouthfteKJ 6866 Greenfield
559-2900 836-7600
DRYER - Speed Queen. 3 Yrs old Kenmore waaher, 10 Yrs Good con-dition $150 tor both 641-8780
FREEZER cheat 10 cuWc rt Good condition $125 455-1785
FREE 1 YR. WARRANTY
A* modem 4 Mta new appkancea Free 1 Yaar Warranty
LOW. LOW PRICES OPEN 7 DAYS
BEST VALUE APPLIANCES
30835 Plymouth Rd. E. of Merrirman
427-9544
ANTIQUES • TOOLS COLLECTIBLES
Something For Everyone St Aipnonaus 26th Annual Estate/
Whn* Elephant SaM June 10-11-12
Frt., June 10 - 6pm- tOpm Sat Juna I I - Noon - l 6pm Sun , Jura* 12 - 1pm- 10pm
Comer of Werren 4 Sctiaafar Dearborn, Mich
ART VAN loveeeet* 4 armchair ree-•onawe Camer air condtoonar $75 416-9750
BED Braa*. queen, complete ml orthopedic mettreea Unused Coat $1,000: * M $325 caah 422-6605
BRA NO nav pair lazy boy reeanar*. treeted wtm son shield. *tM « tm tag*, lovefy teal deaigner cot ton tab-nc m high lag styto Orlg.nal $1,000. sell tor $800 476-1878
COUCH 4 CHAIR, beige, good con-dition. $125 After 5 30pm,
455-8492
COUCH - gold, green 4 beige, $200 Two wemut tables. $50 ee 8iack re-d m m c chair. $45 Exceaent condi-t ion Baal offers Uvonia 534-8412
OAYBED, whrte/Iron/braes Com-plete snth pop-up trundM 4 2 ortho-pedic mattreeeee. unuead Coat $800 S M $325 caah 422-8806
A-1 CONOTTON - uaed deek*. Nee, chairs, book caeea corrierence tabM 4 more Priced to sea
Can - 525-8274 Opan Skm noon - 4pm
Bueme** Copiers 4 Fax Mechlnee Ueed Caah 4 carry or deavered wtth werr«rity S m M medium 4 large units RASHIOS COPIERS 4 FAX
810-442-2541
SAVIN CopMrs tor saM 7150 4 7010 Pleeee ca l Deys 478-7799
Evee 478-4430
715 Computers Sake A Service
MAC 2SI «nth upgraded 18 meg memory, monaor keyboard mouee. laaer primer 4 *oftwere 881-1778
ZEOS 486/33 OX. 8mb memory. 170mb Hard Drive, tape. 5% 4 3 H Itaed drtve. 14' color monitor DOS 6 0 , Windows 3 1 MS Word PC TooM AcoeeaorMa $1875 ZEOS FREESTYLE LAPTOP, 388/ 25, 8mb memory. 120mb Hard Drtve. 3 ' V 144 Axed drive. DOS 8 0. Windows 3 1 MS T r a c k b M Mouee, carry caee $ 1300 788-3233
716 Commercial Industrial Equip.
MOVIMG/muet aaW Fu« bedroom MM. new mattreee/box spring (200 weeher.dryer $500 Move Mdga $350 coneoM Mereo 4 other m a c Heme Mon-Frl after 8pm 581-1027
PORTABLE Waaher Hooka lo a m feuoet Matching dryer , rune on 110
RCCLINCR sofas Ska new Weettng. m renge.
421-8331
S a pleoe whne wrought iron peeo tornitixe new cuahtone $226 C M 458-7888
[LDCR - MMer M g 40 low hours i new. extraa. $2800
C M 422-2818
717 Lawn, Garden, Farm, Snow Equip.
CRAFTSMAN-LJka 8 spe
LAWN TRACTOR. 184 low boy. $ f l l ion $3,800
SCAOS 52 ZTR rider. 290 hour * EX oMant u m M l u i «Mh tree vac $6200 C M 8-8. Mon -^rt 888 -3110
YARDMAN 8 hp 38 me»i
MOWER. O l
478-8314
716
ASeONTB) OSOOMATTW 8TONB m t e n a r ' e s t e r l o r L e n d a c a p i n a . •MM*. 8 H i l l I I . a*e A I M penes.
Hot Tube, Spea i Pools
720 Flowers-Ptents Farm Produce
736 Household Pets
NURSERY 3775 Centon Center Rd , Centon In beck W Mouee Shede trees Flowering Trees. Spruce Treee Austrian Pme, Upright Arborvltee. Burning Bush C M Al, 313-397-1783
STRAWBERRY PICKIN'
TIME is >us1 around Ihe comer II you have a U-Piek Strawberry Farm, now IS the lima lo advertise In our specie! section
FRUIT & VEGETABLE PICKIN' TIME
Ana rsech thousand* o ' reeder* * l * very specie! low price
For more OeteU*. call
KATHY: (313) 953-2078
721 Hospitsl-Medkal Equipment
ORTHOPEDIC STROLLER will hold up 10 200 lb* Brand new, $125 846-9467
STROLLER deeigned lor a h*ndl-•S edull -
2 * Ca* mommgt
capped young adult. 125 lb capad-5 $350
722 Hobbies Coins A Stamps
RECORD SHOW - JUNE 12 10-5 PM Southgete Civic Center
D«. N of Eureka LP'*, 45 *. oldie* CD * MUMC memorabil ia 977-7115
CONCERT FLUTE $500 or beat WOOD PICCOLO - $300 best oiler Redtord aree 535-2529
CURRIER upngnt piano. $500 Good condition Cal 416-9750
i cage Pair W RaOrump* Parakeets $70 Good Home Onfy'
478-8487
BOSTON TERRIERS - (3) 2 yr olds. Hoe merkmgs $200
C M 256-6281
BRITTANY PUPPIES, b o m May 16 American 8 Canadian Champion Chacote s Bant Oak Creditor Wood-m a Both orange/white 4 tvar / white MM** 4 ' r r l a Free pedi-gree atth each pup Tafclng depoeft* now! 422-8148
BRITTANY Pupa - AKC. Srs*Q* great hunter*, hcmn raMadl Liver 4 orange, m a s 4 '«m*M. wormad 4 1st shots 724-54(06
CHINESE Shar-Pai puppiaa - AKC. •hots. $350
841-5819
DALMATIAN - AKC, 13 mo. Old maM. obedience training. $250 Evee 522-0206 or day 810-843-3444
DOSE RM AN PINSCHERS. AKC C h a m p i o n b fbod Una, sho ts , dewdaws 4 taas $350.'$400 Can after 4pm. 481-1407
ENGLISH SETTER pupa, whelped 5-22. tr t-cokx. Mom 4 Dad both good, ctoee ranging hunters, greet dMpoeltton. pup* ready 7-4. C M Deve. 810-884-1223
ENGLISH SPRINGER S p e r m Pup-*. only. 1100 ea 810-842-3271
FDSB ENGLISH Setter* - Mack mhlie 4 t icked Grouee Rtoga Mock $250 488-3571
FREE - AMERICAN domeetlc cats, 2 t *mM*a. apayad. front dacMwed. f u l • ho t * Aak tor Heather 449-8906
GERMAN Shepherd pup* - 7 wka.. 2 melee. 2 >»m«l»«. black 8 tan. $100
326-1082
GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppy. AKC. maM. 6 waak*. first *hot*.
644-4318
GREAT DANE, 2 year* old temaM. lovee kid*, vary Free to good home 721-5491
HUSKIES - 3 lamaMa. 2 maMe puppy t h o u . 7 w»s old. $200 I
810-476-7896
LAB RETREIVER/ChocoMta pup*. AKC 1*1 shots, wormed, dew d a w * . Femaiaa $350, MaM* $300 To aee anytime c a l 326-0309
LHASA APS0. pedigree neeOS * good home Very good netured
525-9449
MAINE COON CFA maM older kltlerv* 425-7986
MINIATURE POOdM* - 1 1*1 shots 1 maM 13 w k s
533-5877 CI.. 1st 5 aa
MIXED. BREED - S m M PoodM mixed puppiaa. home ranaf l . der-ling. $75 Beeper a602-1198
ALUMINUM BOAT 12 ft Maw boat trMtor. outboard motor $780 oom-PMM 628-2327
APACHE SAILBOAT 1872 14 ft with trMar new Urea Baal oner Garden City area 513-4374
BAYUNER 2450 boat - 5 4L V8. 1988 cuatom t raMr . axoa lan l condi-tion. loadad. low hours, $15,500 o" beat oftar 292-8589
BOAT TRAILER-1975 E Z Loader 5000 rndee. $2000 or beat ofler Contact Bob 533-1503 or 484-7822
CANOE - CoMman 15 RanvX. I ke new. oars mckidad $225
728-3498
CANOE - Sportapal 15 toot square back wtth extraa $800 or ofler
455-2535
CATALINA 2 7 - 1 9 8 0 with furling jit).
K inboard Credto. wea equipped .495 or beet ofler 350-2190
days 646-3714 eves
CENTURY SABRE 1976, wboerd Merc OuMer , 351 Ford power with IrMMr $3500 or best offer Ca l after 430PM, 477-2138
CMAPPARAL SL 1990 with IralMr Maa than 100/hrs. 175 HP Merc cru-teer never stored outdoor* or m we-ler Like new aaking $11,500
449-929« or 449-4 789
CHEETAH 1985 18 ft inboerd/out-boerd ak. boat, open bow. 165 hp surveyed m good condit ion, traaar Included $4,500 280-1055
CHRIS Craft 1987 mboard-out-boerd 185 horaapower 17' open bow Excellent $8250 455-6029
CHRIS CRAFT 1957 M m *ndoeed cruMer Twm 96K'». douWe plank excellent condi t ion Rare boet $4500 329-6916
FAIRLINE HOLIOAY 1978. 22 toot smal caWr cruMer. sleeps * 351 •nguw $6,500 C M 427-5521
FIBERGLASS 16 ft speed boet. deep aee bottom, outboard 55 hp •vtnrude, traaar. canvas top. srv chor. spare tire, fire extmgmahar stereo. Mr horn, l l f* preeervwr*. sk package, $1,400 255-1472
FISHING BOAT, 12 toot, Mlummum with traaar. 9 9 Johnson motor $500 Call 425-5755
FOUR W1NN8 1967 , 200 Candle dack boat. 36 hr*. Excellent condi-tion. 180 HP. I 0 ShorMender trailer included $10,900 Ray 454-9552
MIXED Shepherd, 2 y r* old. neutered, a l shots houeeProken good personellty 855-4136
MEITZMAN * - upright g r *nd pMno wnt> uphoMtered bench, good con-dition, must see Money order or caah Ca l after 6pm 313-458-7992
PtANO - Antique Gooo condition $700
upright wfth bench Moving - muat sa l
(810)689-7487
PIANO Wurlltzer coneoM. excellent condition. $ i ,800
689-9052
STEINWA* PIANO 1680 Squere Grand Needs *om* work Wonder-ful conversational piece $2500 or best ofler For pr ivet* showing pleaae ca l RuMtxn at 996-8650
We Buy... PIANOS
I Spinets. ConeoMe Grsnds) - A N D -
HAMMOND ORGANS (B-3, C-3, A-100. 4 others)
Call Mr Howard
(313) 531-5920 YAMAHA Oar nova electronic piano, 2 yrs old Ortgtna»y$ 1800 WW sac-rifice tor $900 After 6. 455-5632
730 Sporting Goods Exercise Equipment
FIFTEEN ft alemeter Lomart Pool with equipment 3 yeers old $450 You tak* CaM aflar 6 PM 661-6579
MENS PING EYE 2 Irona. 1 4 3 -•and wedge, aaking $400 Other d u b * aMo avalaOM 458-7381
STAiRMASTER STEPPER, mint Compare at $2400 Sacrifice $995 Ca l 966-5508
TAYLOR GUN 4 KNIFE SHOW Juna 1 1 4 12, Tha Sheridan Com-munity Carrier 12111 Pardee Rd Taylor Hour* Set 9-5; Sun 9-4 $3 admMMon Hand gun buyers re-member your purchase permit Buyers Seaars. Trader* *a wel-come Tak* L7S to Eureka (Weet) to Pardee (North j or 1-84 to Telegraph (South) to Goddard (Eaal) to Pardee (South) For more mto c a l
517-876-4180
TREAD MILL - mint condit ion, with warranty Wa* $2000 sacrifice $1000 C M 988-5508
UNIVERSAL WEIGHT MACHINE. 2.000 RM W weight, muat sea Asking $700 Ca l 425-9886
735 Wsnted To Buy DRESSER/JuvanlM, derk wood only 454-9087
736 Absolutely Free Runs Mondays Only
CARPETING - Ruel color 18x15 and 11x12, good condition Paddmg included Farmington H e * area 477-5833
CONCRETE BLOCKS (IS). aMo imepat firewood Plymouth location C M 459-2728
F iR fwOOO Cut stacked mixed i pick u 826-53
13 maa 4 TMegraph You pack up 377
FREE FIREWOOO aedy cut Com
Stacked out front Aireedy out Come pica up
FREE F1REWOOO out to Mnglh you haul Troy
Ca* 826-8818
PATIO Mocks - 8 • 18 s 1". quanfty 200 Mrsedf stack ad you
PIANO - UPRIGHT Dart wood Good cowMaon You move C M 448-704$
SOFA 4 L0VCSCAT gray buM M r e c M w Y d u p t c a ^ 421-8431
m S W
736 A0ORASL I MNana, 8 eMe aM. ae-
• T X A aeaMe Mea-n a spened oa** S M H I I 81a M l
• * 8 8 - r i *
SHELTIES - AKC. vet checked, 6 week* old, 1 maM 3 ' e m l e s
SPECIAL PUPS tor apecMi peopM AKC Brmarry. 8 wk*. excellent hearth ahot* 4 t «M 547-2015
STUD SERVICE ChocoMta Lab. AKC
Celt after 5 30 pm. 421-0839
WEST HIGHLAND, White Terrier*. sdorebM AXC Weet Me ready for good homea MaMe $300. Femaiaa $350 C M tor *ppomtment 525-0144
740 Pat Services DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING
In your home - LfvonM aree Convenient - AffordaWe
Mon-Thur*. 7am-7pm 313-513-5251
744 Horses, Livestock Equipment
BOARDING HUNTERS - Metamora Hunt Country, 250 acraa private tarm. Mrge box K M * . 42 hunter Jumps, croe* country Iraa* «a»y turnout, mdMduaf leading, peeture green 4 • i c M M n i $175 a M o Quia* horses 4 peopM 313-878-2882
MORSES BOARDED ow Acre* M i l o rd i cere, larga MaM wttl Lot* of t raM. C M
Mtoty Meed e e Exceaent deny turnout ^ M 887-5602
LET ME leech you to leach your horse Certif ied metmctor. Enga*h.
800 Rec. Vshidee HONDA 1987 - 250X A l TerrMn Va-hida. many new parts. 8960 firm
466-3875
OOYS3EY 1986 (2) - 4 g e e t condit ion $1900 e e d
TERRY 24 * f t FLEETWOOD. lent condmon, $8000 or beat ofler Many extraa 281-7812
TRANSPORTATION tt800-884
Boat Docks Mermes Boets/Motors Boat Parts 4 Service VaMcM/Boal Storage
800 802 Sno wm ci baas
Motorc icMa 'Go-Ken Mini b e a Mot or eye Me Part* 4 Service CemperVMotor t iom* Auto.Truck. Parte 4 L*aamg
Auto Financing Auto* warned A * w Cars Warned TnjeR* tor SaM Vane I I M I f f l l i a Drtve Sports 4 imported CMaaic Cars
CMn Motors
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GET THE FAX EARLY
Uae your Viae/ Mastercard and or-der I ha daaMflcat lon on Wed si noon tor Thursday * ads snd st noon on Saturday tor Monday s eds by fax Gat the ada before the peper hit* th* streets on Thursday
Dial 1-800-967-5904 Have your Chargecerd handy
Order Item 9800 Recreation Vafwdea $5 95
For more information c e l Brten (3131 953-2297
GLASPAR - 16 ft Iberg le* fishing boet. V-hu l , new deck carpel, seets. etc Trailer included No mo-tor $750 544-4464
614 Campers, Trailers k Motorhomee
AVION 35 TRAILER. 1884 oewi . no smoking, no pate Awning* a l around l l f i " >500 420-2290
BELAiRE 1888 9Vt' calf contamec pick up camper 4S* cubic ft Irtoge 12.000 BTU forced Mr furnace. U 1 lery battery 4 burner Move mar, oven, ahower sleep* 5. $ l 5 0 0 / b e * i WeetMnd Before 6 30pm. 726-3903
CHAMPION 1981 Tranevan motor home, very d e e r . 17" runa greM self contained. Mi op tnne . aakmc $4500 DMpMyed at 31151 W 10 M l . Farmlnglon MM* 581-0145
COBRA 1987. 35 ft bunk houae ten contemed i rom knenen. greet condition. $6800 878-2041
COLEMAN SEQUOIA. 1888 poo up camper, s issts 7. $2900 or beet o< Mr 420-2762
CONQUEST - 1991 20 ft motor home Loeded, $18000
531-6364
GMG 1978 ELEGANZA. mmi condt tlon C M tor more informat ion
549-8117 ex l 344
JAYCO. 1986 POP-UP - Excellent condition Furenoe. ice box. watar pump, queen oed A wrung wirr acraened room, $2800 422-0004
MIOAS 1977 Min i M o t o r h o m e 62,000 original m l e e Ext r* cMen $5500 522-0448
MIDAS 1981 - 30 , Air. Loeded with everyttungl I anion cMen $15,000 721-
OLDER RV - In excellent condition Can b* mewed at 26886 Grend Riv-er. between Beech 4 tnkMer On north aide Make offer
PACE ARROW 1991, 30 ft 23000 ml«* . eioeaem com»t ion $39,900
476-1875
POP-UP TRAILER, without canves has top. new spere, ueed tor heui-Ing hea compartments 346-8771
SALEM 1993 - 29 I revel traaar Loeded. sleeps S Wand rmm condi-tion $9,800 Plymouth 459-95*5
CAMARO 1963, need* t rans $750 Chevy 1985 S-10 t ruck, need* mo-tor wor* . $950 Eacort 1*85 need* timing belt. $700 Or b e « . 255-5281
CHEVY IMP ALA 305 motor 4 t ram, can hear It run. 60.000 nMMa $275/beet ofler 522-9037
CHEVY 1866 N o v e - A u t o m s t l c $750 522-4023
FIBERGLASS pick-up cap with Hid-ing window FU* Ranger or S10 longbed. Very nice $375 456-1138
SET of 4 new twee 4 rlma from * 1994 Jaguar Aaking pdoe $750
535-7508
SAILBOAT. C 8 L 16. mam. ph. mo-tor mount , traaar. axca lan i condi-tion. $1,800 478-8324
SEAFARER aak boat, 22 f l exceaent condition, traaar 4 aaaa, 10 HP OB Stereo. $4000 823-4859
SEARAY 1987 270 SOA. T-205, 10 ft beam, 270 hour*, camper top. summer M I included Loeded $36,000 810-437-8766
SEARAY, 1989 Sundencer 220 Every option, very low ho i rs , Ike new. Wua 4 whrte 280 MercruMer Beet offer 476-3074
SEARAY 19*9 16 ft bowrtder, $6500 Matching HR. $1400 14 ft HoWe. $800. 12 ft Star craft atuml-num Behmg boet $350
SEARAY 1980 20 Fool, cuddy 175 hp. V8 loeded. M e new wtth traaar. 106 hours, $12.500/beet 628-2119
SEARAY 20 Weekender - very cMen Ford 302 V8 EZ off t rMer $8500 or beet 454-4034
SEA SPRITE. 1988 - 17 6 " open bow sport boet Exceaent condfl loi i. 120HP mere cruMer Inboerd/out drive New motor. E-Z loader traaar cover 4 convemwe top $5850 or beet 522-5853
619 Auto Services-Financing
SAVE BIG MONEY On M Honda. Mazda Hyundai 4 V oik wagon Need credi t ' ' We guw-antee flnence Open Saturdays Ask tor Dorlen 565-5 100
ROSENAU
620 Autos Wanted
ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST $ PAID FOR Quality Cars & Trucks
Ws buy with integrity II J M Benson Car Co
562-7011
ALWAYS LOOKING For Nice Domest ic Cars
Call Tom Hines Mines Par* Lmcom Mercury
453-2424 x 245 or digital beeper 309-8838
SKI-CENTURlON 1990 Felcon Low hours. Mia new. $ n . 9 0 0 Bring MoRers 981 2983
SPECTRUM 1988. 16 f t desp V Mummum bea* boet so hp out-board Lots o l amras Uke new Low hours $7,200 422-8871
WANTED AUTOS & TRUCKS
BILL BROWN -USED CARS-
35000 Plymouth Rd . UvonM
522-0030 STARCRAFT BOWRIOER 16' tn-hul . 86 HP. GreM sfci.'lMhmg $2300 or beM Offw 328-6161
STARCRArr 1411 Mum .
" 9 - M>M. Mry graph Mc $1500
STARCRAFT 18FT . 70 MP Johneon. I ' M . i , KM ren ae* ealra tank, prop. $ 3 0 0 0 After I p s 427-2823
STARCRAFT 1982 16 . 3dhp with coneoM. traaer extras $3500 Deys 313-272-3800; Eve $ 10-881 -48*2
606 Vahide A Boet Storage
880 ChevroSe" 882Cry*Mr
S1ST 888 Geo $70 Montfa 87J Lmootn 874 Mercury $ r $ r 878 < 8 7 S I
AAA STORAGE . T *M»l l . Trucks
M l 8 S > t o m m 884 'i»*l M a g m
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BAVARIAN MOTOR VILLAGE
7 7 2 - e a o o
621 Junk Cars Wanted AUTO
Turn M M urn* running or w r * OM/truck x t o c e M $25-$6000 L t c e n a e d B u y e r . 8 4 2 - 1 2 7 5
All AUTOS - TOP$$$ Junked wrecked or running
E & M: 474-4425
622 Trades Fer tele CHEVROLET M l S I S ewk B M P M — . M MMowa. j — a
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Monday, June 6,1994 O&E WTO
AUTOMOTIVE 122 Tracka For Sale CHEVY 1887 a 10 Extended Caa
POMT1AC/GMC TRUCK Plymouth 443-2500
CHEVY 1M1 5 -10 PWkup M I I I I I IT1I 2 tone PMil l $ 7 8 8 5
BOB JEAMtOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK
Plymouth. 453-2500
V6.
OOOGE 1880 D 1 4 0 Pickup Exces-oeded. ongmM
8am-3pm 347-4178
DODGE 1882 Dakot* LE. 5 000 m l e * engine 3 9 $16 500 or beM •ofler 526-3885 or 522-6662
DODGE 1993 RAM 250
CLUB CAB LE Cummins TURBO DIESEL
6.300 1 owner mae* $19 ,9M
Dick Scott Dodge 864 Ann Arbor Rd
451-2110 USED CARS 982-3322
fcCAMINO 1M7 Looks 4 rune Mia new. eutometic. air. power win-dows t locks » » » 373-5081
FORO CREWCAB 1978 M 0 engine cap muM see. $2,000
313-4 16-9750
I O R O LIGHTNING 1993 F 150 NLT - 351 V8 - H O . special edit ion only 7000 maas. Week $17 496 D E M M E R F O R O 721-2600
FORD 1980 '4 ton psckup ExoMMnt oondsbon * m e 4 looks greet 92500 421-5736
FORD 1985 F-250 DweM XLT with c « i Runs exoeBant boOy good 42700/best 421-5816
FORD 1987 Renger 5 speed red good condMon. $2500 533-2114
• 810-433-4800 8161 Box $145
FORD 19M h M ton 8 cylinder *uto-matlc. MR. Mereo. look* and runa SMMT. Mea men 20.000 maa* on it. new lactory engme 20 minute credn approvM by phone Only $89 Oown TYME AUTO 455-5588
mamiamed $4500
XLT 4x4, V6. •e topper W M
454-1147
123 Vane A " 0 S T A R I N I Amomeuc. IM criaee. 2-lone. r i n s i i e deep tint (Mak 58.000 mass Driven m Oregon $4e00 453-6462
FORO 1983 RANGER SpMah mod-a automatic, air tat cruMe caa-8MM. t cyt 8 000 actuM mass $13,780
fl"
FOX HILLS ChryMM - P*ymouttv-Jeep-EagM 5-8740 961-3171
FORD 19®4 RANGER CLUB CAB-STX V6 automatic air aaoy • I s s i showroom new Only 1650 MM* $16,488
Dick Scott Dodge 664 Ann Arbor Rd
451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322
GEO TRACKER 1983 LSI Converti-ble, automatic. M . cleen $11,395
SUBURBAN OLDS CADILLAC 643-0070
G E T T H E F A X
E A R L Y
Use your VMa/MsMMrcard and or dM FhM rte**Mr«f1rn on Wed at noon tor T l iu rsday ' l ad* by fax and noon on 3ak*da> tor M o n d e ' s ade GM m * ad* before the pecM hR* th* su*e t * on TburaMay
Dim 1-800-867-5804 Heve your chargecerd handy
Oder aam 9622 Auto* $39 95
For more rr formeuon c e l Brten (313)953-2267
GMC 1882 SIERRA Pickup auto-matic M 4 mor* . 19 000 on* owner maa* $ 11 2 M
Dick Scott Dodge 884 A m Arbor Rd
461-2110 USED CARS 862-3322
OMC ITOI s u e u n a A M hm CO»M. torn maea. <2*
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FARMINGTON HILLS
442-3500
Vtiils'ir JmtoJm
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OOOGE 1 9 M CARAVAN e j t o m M -ic. M 58 000 mae* $4968 TAMAROFF DODGE 354-6600
OOOGE 1980 CARAVAN V6 *uto-metic. av. 49.000 maaa. Hke new
CHEVY 1991 s - i o BLAZER - 4X4 aunroof automatic air. power win-dows 4 locks, cruise t i t . luggage reck. aBoy wheels Reduced to only $11,985 DCMME R FORD 721 - 2600
CHEVY 1992 K-BLAZER • > ' euto-rnauc. loeded bleck I ke new $2 1 495 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250
824 Jeepe k Other 4-Wheel Drtvee
JEEP 1888 CHEROKEE Laredo 6 c y 4x4 eutometic. Mr loeded 4 door $6644
BRUCE
CAMPBELL Dodge 536-1500
JEEP 1990 WRANGLER 4x4 red •of t l op lots mors $6968
BRUCE
CAMPBELL Oodge 536-1500
JEEP i » i Wrangler 4 0 Week •o f t top. 18.000 maea $10,700
476-3331
JEEP 1991 WrengMr yeBow. «oft t op 32.000 milee. cuatom stereo 4 a lerm $10 000 or beat 256-9631
JEEP 1903 CHEROKEE Country 4 d o o r . 4 * 4 loeded $17,344
BRUCE
CAMPBELL Dodge 536-1500
OOOGE 1990 RAM CHARGER eu-tometic M . power window* 4 locks. 48.000 milee captain s chairs $8585 DEMMERFORO 721-2600
DOOGE 1991 8250 Mart ill Convwr •ton. V8, automatic. M . power win-dows 4 locks. CTUMS. tat. luxury con-version 4 mors 1 owner trede $12,868
Dick Scott Dodqe 684 Ann Arbor Rd
451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322
FORD 1986 c -350 Duely Crew Cab 4x4, low maea excellent condition Only 10960 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 851-2262
MAZDA 1983 RX7 5 speed Sun-roof Loadad SupM o e e n Aaking $1750 525-8256
MAZDA 1986 rx7 - 5-epeed Mr crmae. stereo/ce*eet ia sunroof deeMr mamtamad Looks 4 r v ra Mia new $47*6 or beM 255-2647
MAZDA 1*91 MMta Wu* ak, stick exce l len t H e * d r e * t speske rs 32.000 maaa $12,000 839-8236
MAZDA 1882 Mists red a r ASS hardtop, crmee. werranty $18,800 A M tor Mr Young 524-1600
Low maaa MAZDA 1882 929 leafier $19,980
TAMAROFF353-1300
POR8CHE 1883 811 SC Certwtotot new top new U U M n XGT Z rated area, new Mather interior 4 oarpet new Mack bra 4 boot cover Mwwys gereged 4 covered WheM tM. For
$24 000/beet s t :
PORSCHE 1M7 82$ S-4 - c M M n l condition graphite. 58.000 maaa New area/Wake*, stored wener*. $22.500/'beM 357-6680
CADILLAC 1870 Coup* 0a VMe Convemtke - MM yeM mede Good condition $3 500 532-8380
CHRYSLER 300 1967 - 30.000 ongi-nM maaa 4 door muM aee $4200
DOOGE 1988 CHARGER Astzone CM 383 very rare, needs work. $3500 /beM 824-3162 or 353-8286
FAIRLANE 1M7 OTA. WeM CoeM
MG TD 1853 frame-up Reelored new red i*elfiM mtenor. reCuat erv
MERCEDES BENZ 1883 300C0 a t im i . 113.000 maea. immacmet* condRlon $8 500 356-7433
MERCEDES 1881 380 SL 2 top* 42.000 m a n . s n c M s r i condition MuM aaa 655-3370
MUSTANG 1988 coupe 289 V-6 automatic. 42.000 maee/M ongmei good condRlon . $3 900 865-2237
MERCEDES 1963 30CSO conMbon. serve* r Deys 355-2825 or
$7400 360-3867
MUSTANG ISC pamt, moetfy
•Oc 288
ver IMM ifMMtor, 81.000 r r l n T t a e o n e h a a a M $2771 TYME AUTO
M ELDORADO M M SMSTZ. 8Ma/
TALON 1883 week loadad speed. $11.700/beM MuM a M
824-7244
MBS. SMrJMaMM m -o n - S M S b -488-8886 or $84-8214
U S E D C A D I L L A C S !
CENTURY 1 $250C
GRANO NATIONAL 18M M . 0 0 0 rm loeded t tope, stored winters, very c n a n $6,900 522-1060
GRANO SPORT 1880 M Week beeuty dark chercoM interior RaMy park age Tie* ona ha* R M Priced $1171 below Bleck Book Only $278 down. $161 monthly 20 i t m a credit approvM try phone TYME AUTO
LE SABRE 1968 Cuetom C i c M s m c o n d i t i o n , new b r a k e s / i l r u t i $3300 810 474-1864
Le6ABRE i » M deer 4 oomtort-aWe loaded with k u u y very moe $5495 DICK. SCOTT GMden CRy 522-7820
'-» L i i t T r O l f i
880 QT - M.000 maaa. Mack beauty I M muM M M $6289 GORDON CHEVROLET
CELEBWTY 1 9 « m a n e U . O O O m a l e a tor Pel
- 4 Soar auto-es. tar oawdatoe
261-9010
C E L a t r r r teea eeoon Lomame mtt 1 terse m RontJa <1000 maas Exceaent conawoni aafr-eUS
COUPE DE VILLE 1988 gme/93 new w n n * 9 4 burgendy inter ior Book pr ice
900 Ca l $ 5 645-2422 " T l R o O / S e a !
416-6203
FORO 1983 £150 Cargo v * n - 302 automatic. Mr. 13.000 m a n . white $14,585 DEMMERFORO 721-2600
FORO 1883 E350 SUPER WAGON Automatic, MI. VS. duM Mr and
dows/iocks c n a n m $ to chooee Irom only S15 995 R FORO 721-2800
FORO 1883 SupM Wsgon XLT -480 duM Mr 4 -wM trsaar tow g e e k * * 15 p * n s r B M ww m a n
DEMMERFORO 721-2800
GMC STARCRAFT 1882. comrM
60 000 m a n . SS I M C M Mtor 8pm 437-3062
GMC I M 1 SAFARI XT ConverMon HI-lop TV CO. new 40 000 $!4.000/beM
GMC. 1882 SAFARI XT (SLE) - F M
to- 810-247-1384
GRAND VOYAGER 1888 LS - VS. • 116.000 n a n Wean M • M l I oemer $ 4 J M 888-2818
GRAND VOYAGER 1888 LS
MCRCUMY l a s a j R L L A O t R ^ -S
Dtck Scott Dodge 884 Arm Artwr Rd
M1-2110 U8E0 CARS 882 3322
PLYMOUTN
M M $ s j l s '
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USED CARS AND TRUCKS MONDAY
MARKETPLACE SHOP and SAVE x \ J * r
F A I R L A N E VACATION GIVEAWAY
R e c e i v e a c c o m m o d a t i o n s a t a n y of t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s t i n a t i o n s a t n o e x t r a c h a r g e w i th a n y n e w v e h i c l e p u r c h a s e d f r o m o u r s t o c k by J u n e 17 th :
For Two Adults and Two Children To: • C h a r l o t t e • T a m p a • Biloxl
N a s h v i l l e • D a y t o n a B e a c h
G a t l i n b u r g S a v a n n a h M y r t l e Beach • H i l ton Head
Or For Two Adutts: A 5-day 4-night romance cruise lo Freeport Bahamas!
Some restr ict ion* spp j y see salesperson tor details
•91 FESTIVA 2 door
• 8 9 M U S T A N G L X 3 floor R«J
• 9 0 T - B I R D GRAY ioaa«<3
" 9 0 T - B I R D RED 2 door LOAAED
9 2 E S C O R T L X 2 AOOR *>W T N .
9 2 TEMPO 2 door
9 2 P R O B E C L 5 sceec -etaHe DW S» < E
9 3 T E M P O 2 d o o r w f i i t e
9 1 R A N G E R X L T Black w o w ' o n l y
9 4 T E M P O 4 door 1 4 0 0 0 rrutos
" 9 3 R A N G E R V6 5 SPEED MO
•91 TAURUS SHO Sharp'
92 AEROSTAR WAGONS
' 9 2
> 4 9 8 8
* 9 9 8 0
* 1 0 , 6 S 0
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BUtCX REGAL 4 door 13 0 0 0 r ratoa
93 BUICK CENTURY l o a d e d
91 MUSTANC CT A u t o m a t i c 27 0 0 0 m i M a
93 T-WR0 LX J 5 0 0 n M e a
•91 COUGAR XR7 17 0 0 0 r rMea M M t M r V 8
91 1-150 CONVERSION VAN
• 1 0 , 9 8 0
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89 DOOGE OMNI Roiil r IPJII1
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$ 1 0 , 6 6 6
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* 5 8 5 8 1 2 , 4 4 4
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OPEN MOM. - TUES. - WED. - THURS. 8 AM-9 PU FRIDAY 8 AUS PM
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1988 OOOGE CARAVAN * 5 M 1968 FORO CONVERSION VAN * 7 4 8 0 1989 BRONCO II ' 7 2 8 0 1988 F -150 1989 GRANO MARQUIS 1991 TEMPO *** air— 1989 FESTIVA 1990 TEMPO A*ao. a*_ 1992 ESCORT G T ^ a a 1 9 9 1 S A B L E W A G O N 1
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C A V A U 0 * M l 2 d o o r . 26.000
364 -6600
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C O M K A 1996. a u t o m a t i c , p o w M a a i t r i ^ p p r a r b rakea , u l n c lean
T Y M E A U T O * " ^ 4 5 5 - 5 5 6 9
COWStCA. 1900 I T , V-9 . 3 1 F . I . Hiadad. e u t o m e t i c . d e a n . apor ty K M m « n . 1 6 . 1 0 0 1 1 0 - 4 7 7 - 2 0 4 6
• a n a . a b a . aarbag, 2 0 . 0 0 0 h ighway mBaa. $ 9 9 0 0 • 8 1 0 - 4 3 3 - 4 6 0 0
6 1 6 ! B o * 8 1 9 4
C O R V E T T E 1003 - V8 . 6 apaed. l o a d a d m c t e d n g C O a a p o n aaat* o m * 8 2 5 . 9 6 0 BILL F O * C H E V R O L E T 651 -2262
ESCORT 1067 - 2 d o o r , au toma t i c Mr. a t e r e o . exce l l en t c o n d i t i o n 55 .000 mBee. $ 2 0 0 0 421 -1684
LU9MNA 1900, Euro 3 1. i r n w i t ree. • o n .
. o n o m a l owna r a r . g raa t c o n A -
. $9&00 . beat 397 5268
L U M M A 1000. m e d i u m Mua . dark Mua M a n o r , a p o r l ahaa la . air ater-ao. Shoo our pr toaa a n d c o m p a r e On ly t M d o w n . $ 1 3 7 m o n t h l y 20 m t n u t e c r a d l t a p p r o v a l by phona T Y M E A U T O 455-5566
L U M M A 1001 4dr Wh i te . VS. onfy 31 .000 maaa . a u t o m a t i c wr th over d r i ve . a i r , C I I H H Mica car onfy
8 1 0 - 4 7 3 - 2 4 0 5
L U M t N A 1001 - 6 cy l , fuB power . 4 d o o r a l on ly > 7 4 0 0 G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T 4 5 6 - 5 2 5 0
• 8 0 C h a v r o l a t
L U M I N A 1990 - 4 door L o a d a d Re-t i r e d ladlea car 76K ftngfiwey m a a a New t r a a * b r a k e * Vary d e a n 4 cy l inder Qeta 30 m l l a i par geBon $ 5 3 0 0 5 6 3 - 5 1 0 1
N O V A 1966 4 door na tc f tOac* 5 a p e e d air raar oe t roe ta r . tapa . $ 1 8 0 0 3 4 0 - 3 7 7 7
N O V A 1986. 4 d o o r air a u t o m a t i c , l apa . naw w a a . 86.000 maaa
A G a m $2 350 3 4 6 - 3 2 9 4
S U B U R B A N $3 ,000
8 6 2 C h r y t k f
D o d g e
L H S
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CAMPBELL
leather C D player $2 i 3 8 6 B R l
5 3 6 - 1 5 0 0
C O N C O R D E 1993 V 6 air powa r 3 ' 3 6 bumper to b u m p e r tac io ry w a r r a n t y $16 ,995 L i von ia Ch rya ie r -P l ymou th 5 2 5 - 7 6 0 4
C O N C O R D E 1903 - V 6 a u t o m a t i c air l o a d a d $15,344
BRUCE
CAMPBELL D o d g e 5 3 6 1500
FIFTH AVENUE ' 9 8 ' rue! m o t o r good , 96 ,000 mi lee $3795 L o n g Il ia M l 8 5 1 - 1 8 3 3
FIFTH AVENUE 1967 - a u t o m a t i c air al l power 46 .000 maea for $4600
FOX HILLS Chrya ier - P l y m o u t h - J e e p - E a g l e
4 5 5 - 8 7 4 0 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1
IMPERIAL 1993 - L o a d e d up . lea th-er, 19,000 maaa. m m t c o n d i t i o n $16 ,995 U v o n i a C h r y * l e r - P l y m o u t h 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 4
0 0 2 C h r y s l e r
F IFTH A V E N U E 1003 V0. a u t o m a t -ic. aar l o a d a d $11,968
a m i r t
CAMPBELL D o d g e 5 3 6 - 1 5 0 0
L A B A R O N . 1000 QTC T u r b o L o a d a d . red. 53.000 maaa. eacaBant c o n d m o n $ 6 9 6 0 5 2 2 - 5 6 5 3
L E B A R O N IS vary d e e r $ 6 6 0 0 or baat of ler CaB efter 6 p m 6 4 5 - 0 5 3 5
LE B A R O N 1006 conver t ib le . t u rbo , ful ly loadad. Wether in ter ior 6 7 . 0 0 0 o r i g i n a l maaa Graat $ 6 , 0 0 0 or baat oner
L a B A R O N 1966 C o u p e - 2 d o o r , mua t aaa $3966 T A M A R O F F DOOGE 3 5 4 - 6 6 0 0
L a B A R O N 1901 C o u p e - 2 door , V6, • f w p $6288 T A M A R O F F DOOGE 3 5 4 - 6 6 0 0
L E B A R O N 1902 Conve r t i b l e G T . t u r b o . 4 ( p e e d . ABS. a la rm, powa r eaata. laathar K naw $ 3 1 , 0 0 0 N o w $ 1 3 , 2 0 0 4 6 4 - 2 6 4 2
L a B A R O N 1992 C o n v a r t t b l a -13.000 maaa. r e d $12 ,900
d a y * 337-1582. evee 4 6 9 - 1 8 2 4
L a B A R O N 1992 QTC C o n v e r t i b l e V 6 au toma t i c a * powar w m d o w e $ locl ia, powar drrver « aaat 16.000 1 owner mSaa $15,686
Dick Scott Dodge 684 A n n Arbor Rd
4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0 USED CARS 9 6 3 - 3 3 2 2
N E W YORKER, 1965 turDO exceaen t c o n d m o n dark Mua. vary d e a n t ownar 74.000 maaa. muat aaa $3 ,100 2 0 1 - 7 8 4 4
N E W Y O R K E R 1990 L a n d a u r e « r a e ca r Eaey maaa. a* powar an caa ant c o n d m o n $ 6 4 0 0 a t raaaonaMe
o f t a r * conMda rad ' 4 7 7 - 2 7 6 9
0 0 2 C h r y s l e r
N E W Y O R K E R 1004. a n c t f a n t oon-d m o n Naw t r e e and exhauet $ 1 , 0 0 0 536 -3147
N E W Y O R K E R 1000 l o a d a d $ 5 0 0 0 C e a af lar 10am 1 5 7 - 0 3 2 4
N E W Y O R K E R 1001 5 th A v e n u e feB p o w a r a tvar aO a 1629A $ 0 7 8 6
F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S
C t v l e * e r PtyTnouth Annex G r a n d RNer $ MkMfteOefl
4 4 2 - 3 5 0 0
T A L O N . 1003. M M . 5 apaad 3 7 . 2 0 0 maaa. vary d e a n t l O . S O O / b a a l 546 -9661
5 T H A V E 1000. 120.000 mBe* n n g o o d . n a v y , baat o f le r 4 7 0 - 3 3 7 0
0 0 4 D o d g e
C H A R G E R 1007. 53 .000 maaa. naw t r a a . b a t t e r y rad ia to r vary d e a n , $ 3 5 0 0 737 -5564
C O L T . 1906 100.000 MBaa waa m a i n t a i n e d naw ttraa. rebuBt c a r b u r e t o r $050 4 0 9 - 9 4 4 6
C O L T 1909 - 2 door runa g raa t $ 1 9 6 8 T A M A R O F F DOOGE 3 5 4 - 6 0 0 0
C O L T 1901 VISTA W a g o n 25 .000 maaa . ake naw $7466 T A M A R O F F DOOGE 3 5 4 - 0 6 0 0
D Y N A S T Y 1969 LE - 4 door , V6. au-t o m a t i c , air $3468 T A M A R O F F D O O G E 3 5 4 - 6 0 0 0
D Y N A S T Y 1969-4 cy l inder 8 0 , 0 0 0 maee $ 3 0 0 0 4 7 8 - 0 7 9 6
I N T R E P I D 1993 -e q u i p m a n t . aunroo l . aOoya, «k * naw $ 1 4 , 0 9 5 U v o m a C h r y a t a r - P l y m o u t h 5 2 5 - 7 0 0 4
? 9,995 . Because there's no suck
t i l i n g as disposable income.
The Saturn SI
J N O m a t t e r w l i . i t i m t m i i - l i r . u l f c l t l u v r e i n , i t * l i a r i ! t t > k c l i c v c t h a t a n y o n e w o u l d
c o n s i d e r a n y n ( t l i e i r i t i o m - v c l i s i i o s . t l i l i ' \ X l i i i l i m a y e x p l a i n » l i y w e a l l w a n t t o b u y
t h i n g s t l i a t a r e a c t u a l l y w o r t h w l i . i t t l i e v m s t . I . i l f e I l i e S a t u r n > 1 . . I t l i a s t l i c L m u l o f
t e c h n o l o g y y o n <1 f i m l o n a m o r e e x p e n s i v e c a r , l i U e a s t e e l s p a c e f r a m e w i t l i c r u m p l e
z o n e s , f l e x i b l e p a i n t a n d p a n e l s t l i a t r e s i s t c h i p p i n g , a n d e v e n a s t a i n l e s s s t e e l e x l i a u s t
s y s t e m . B e c a u s e i l t h e r e s o n e t i l i n g t h a t s n o t d i s p o s a b l e , i t s m o n e y .
M S R P of the 1994 SL is S9995 including dealer preparation
Tax. license, transportation and options additional
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ning boards, exterior graphics, quick release seating. Stock #T4699.
17.995'
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TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
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V P.M.
Full Size Gladiators Starting At
' 1 8 , 9 9 5
G R E A T L E A S E D E A L S - 2 4 & 3 6 M O N T H S
GM EMPLOYEES OPTION OUT OF STOCK
CHEVROLET L O C A L 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 M E T R O 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7
4 0 8 7 5 P l y m o u t h R o a d , P l y m o u t h
O M E m p l o y e e s A F a m i l y S a v e A d d i t i o n a l 6 %
wa« m a r i t a m e d $4 500 /bee t 3 1 3 - 0 0 1 - 1 0 0 3
D Y N A S T Y 8 1000 t h r u 1093 - 10 to c h o o e e - a * m o data - p n o a d t o aaai Caa lor daiaaa.
BRUCE
CAMPBELL D o d g e 536 -1500
D Y N A S T Y 1000 - a u t o m a t i c , air V8 graat car $ 7 0 0 0
FOX HILLS C r r y a M r - P l y m o u t h - J a a p - C a g t a
4 5 5 - 0 7 4 0 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1
D Y N A S T Y 1990 LE - 1 o w n a r . 8 Cy4-$5 0 0 0 ' b e e t
239 -0163
D Y N A S T Y 1993 - V6. a u t o m a t i c a r . I f t r p $9068 T A M A R O F F D O O G E 3 5 4 - 6 6 0 0
L A N C E R 1907 - 4 d o o r a u t o m a t i c , a r . 57 .000 maaa $3968 T A M A R O F F O O O G E 3 5 4 - 6 6 0 0
M O N A C O 1977 3 d o o r 64 ,000 maea . a u t o m a t i c g r e a t anape . $ 1 8 0 0 beat 464 -3007
M O N A C O 1900 4 d o o r 53.000 maaa. 1 ownar . axcaBent cond i t i on . $ 5 3 0 0 4 2 3 - 2 3 3 7
R A M C H A R G E R 1068. 50 000 maee V8. powa r a taar lng A brafcee a r . au-t o m a t i c , $ 3 5 0 0 bas t 7 2 0 - 2 7 0 5
S H A D O W S $ S U N D A N C E S - 1969 t h r u 1993 - aa m o d a M - p n e a d l o aaa - ovar 20 t o d i o o a a l Caa lor dataHa
B R U C E
CAMPBELL D o d g e 536 -1500
S H A D O W 1989 a u t o m a t i c . Mr . rad. aaver m t a n o r $3229 T Y M E A U T O 4 5 5 - 5 5 6 6
S H A D O W 1993 ES 3 door Tu rbo , a u t o m a t i c , a r l o a d a d 31 0 0 0 maea A a k i n g $9 5 0 0 or baat C a l af ter 5 P M or l eeve maaaaga 981 -3769
SPIRITS $ A C C L A I M S 1990 th ru 1993 - 15 t o c h o o e e - ad mode ia or lead to aaai Caa for M a i n
BRUCE
CAMPBELL D o d g e 536 -1500
SPIRIT 1969 LE 4 d o o r 2« 000 maaa. J / 7 0 w a r r a n t y . 4 cy l inder au-t o m a t i c . l o a d a d . $6 0 0 0 6 4 6 - 1 2 7 8
SPIRIT 1993. 31 0 0 0 maaa, a r a u t o m a t i c , powar w m d o w e locna.
$ 7 , 2 0 0 8 1 0 - 4 7 7 - 3 9 6 6
• 6 6 F o r d
JACK DEMMER AFFORDABLES
1993 FESTIVA - 5 apaad t m 8 5 0 0 maaa $5995
S T E A L T H 1991 RT - L o a d a d . l oad-e d l o a d a d 1 owner I r a d a 112 .986
Dick Scott Dodge 664 A n n A r b o r Rd
4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0 U S E D C A R S 963 3332
S T E A L T H 1992 Tw in T u r b o aupar aharp , t o p o f tha Una luxu ry apona c o u p e Onty $ 3 2 , 6 5 0
FOX HILLS C h r y a t a r - P t y m o u t h - J a a c - E a o l e
4 5 5 - 8 7 4 0 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1
S T E A L T H 1993 RT Tw in T u r t » l o a d a d . laa thar . CO. 9.000 n * e a $ 2 4 , 9 6 8
BRUCE
CAMPBELL D o d g e 536 -1500
S T E A L T H 1993 Tw in Tu rbo leather aun roo l . r a d / M a c * . $ 3 0 0 0 be low ra-taa $34 9 9 5
P A G E T O Y O T A 3 5 2 - 8 5 8 0
S T E A L T H 1994 RT Tw in Tu rbo , a t w h a e i Ortva. every poeaKMe o p t i o n 700 e h o w o o m new maaa l $36,777
Dick Scott Dodge 6 6 4 A n n A r b o r R d
4 5 1 - 3 1 1 0 U S E D C A R S 9 6 3 - 3 3 3 3
8 0 0 F o r d
A E R O S T A R 1901 beda. ruet p r o o i e d $ 7 . 9 9 5
C R O W N V ICTORIA 1993 a r au to -m a t i c . l o a d a d . l ow low mMaa. $ 1 4 , 5 0 0 6 4 7 - 3 1 1 5
C R O W N VICTORIA 1964 - 4 d o o r , t a r c o n d i t i o n , naw Mrae. $1 ,400
463 1933
C R O W N V ICTORIA 1965 - 4 door V0. d e a n a x c a a a r t r unn ing . $ 1 . 6 " 0
4 7 6 - 0 0 0 5
C R O W N V ICTORIA 1989 4 door a u t o m a t i c a r , late naw $5986 T A M A R O F F D O D G E 3 5 4 - 6 6 0 0
UST* 1992 T E M P O QL - 2 d o o r a u t o m a t -ic. a r . t»t. cruaaa. caaaa t i e $6495
; O R T LX W a g o n a r Only $ 5 3 9 5
1991 ESCORT LX 2 d o o r 5 Only $4995
1991 T E M P O 4 d o o r a u t o m a t i c a r powa r w i n d o w * , tat . c ru lee . caa-aat ie $4995
1991 G E O S T O R M a u t o m a t i c a r caaaat ie $6995
1990 P O N T I A C B O N N E V I L L E LE - 4 door 45 .000 mHea. a u t o m a t i c a r power w i n d o w s 6 locka aaai. t i l t crurae $7495
1990 D O O G E SPIRIT - a u t o m a t i c a r t m on ly 45 .000 maaa Hur ry t $5995
1990 FESTIVA - 5 apaad. c a a a a t i e Only $ 3 4 9 5
1990 PROBE LX - a u t o m a t i c a r . powar w i n d o w * $ l o c k * , aaat 6 cy l . aunroot $7295
1990 P O N T I A C G R A N O A M SE - 2 door au toma t i c a r powa r w i n d o w * « 4oc»* aaai. tat c ru iaa caaaa t i e $5495
1990 CHEVY BERETTA - 2 d o o r , au-t o m a t i c a r tat cru iaa, l m $ 6 7 9 5
1969 CHEVY C A V A L I E R 2 - 2 4 - 6 cyl au toma t i c a r caaaa t i e tat . c ru iaa powar l ocks » w i n d o w * 56 OOC maa* $6995
1969 G R A N O PRIX SE a u i o m a t i c air caaaat ie . tat c ru iaa powa r l o c k * 8 a n n d o w l powar * a a l . tat cru iaa caaaat te e r t r a d e a n - $7395
1989 P O N T I A C S U N B I R D SE - a u t o -mat ic a r 1111. cru iaa. a u n r o o l caa-aat ie low mala* $5295
1989 MERCURY T R A C E R - 2 d o o r lu l l t ac io ry e q u i p p e d 6 6 . 0 0 0 rmlaa $4295
1968 TAURUS LX W a g o n - rear aaat. au tomat i c . 6 cy l powa r wm-d o w i I l ock * , powe r aaa i * Only $5295
1968 BUICK REGAL - 2 d o o r 6 cy l a u t o m a t i c , arr m o r a 53 .000 m a a * $6495
1968 CHEVY BERETTA GT - au to -mat ic arr 6 cyl i n a r p i Only $ 3 4 9 5
1988 B R O N C O II XL - 4»4. a u t o m a t -ic caaaarte hurry $6495
1986 RANGER XLT S u p a r c a e 5 apaed e cyi d e a n $3995
1966 FORO F-150 •c $3995
6 cyt , a u t o m a t -
1969 F O R O E-150 C a r g o V a n 6 cyl au toma t i c p r tcad r igh t at $3995
JACK DEMMER AFFORDABLES
721-5020 ESCORT 1991 GT cr ixee powe r m o o n r o o l 5 9 . 0 0 0 h ighway rm $ 5 9 0 0 4 7 4 - 1 0 3 7
ESCORT 1993 GT - Rad, 5 m o o n roo t p r e m i u m aound. $ 9 4 0 0 Caa arrer 5 00 9 3 7 - 0 8 0 6
M U S T A N G 1973 C o n v e r t i b l e Ye l -low 351 C leve land eng ine Runa / looka g o o d $5900 8 1 0 - 6 4 6 - 7 9 3 0
M U S T A N G 1979, Gn»a 5 0L . 5 m a n u a l , h a t c h b a c k n a w l i r a * . $ 1 4 0 0 4 2 0 - 3 3 9 1
M U S T A N G 1965 c o n v a r t t b M naada paint | oe fully l o a d a d $ 3 0 0 0
Ca« 3 5 5 - 5 3 9 1
M U S T A N G 1968 GT - 5 0, 5 av $ m o r e Pr i cad to aaa wt th aun-root On ly $5 500 4 6 7 - 0 7 1 9
M U S T A N G 1969 LX c o n v e r t i b l e au-tomat i c , an 71 cond i t i on . $5695
C R O W N V ICTORIA 1993 4 doo« powa r w i n d o w * I l o c k * tat. c ru iaa l o a d a d $ 1 0 9 9 5 D E M M E R F O R O 731-2600
M U S T A N G 1993 C O B R A - b l ack , l o a d a d faat ' $16,995 O E M M E R F O R O 7 2 1 - 2 6 0 0
E S C O R T - L Y N X 1904 W 'agon, w 5 apaad 8 0 9 - 7 9 5 8
E S C O R T S 1900 LX - 3 d o o r * auto-mat i c . a r . l ow mOaa. 3 l o oee F r o m $ 3 0 9 6 U v o n i a C H r y W a r - P l y m o u t h 535 -7004
E S C O R T 1900, a u t o m a t i c l o o k * a n d n i ne aupar $1109 TYME A U T O 4 5 5 - 5 5 0 6
E S C O R T 1000 ExcaBant Cond i t ion 499 C H E V R O L E T 4 5 0 - 5 3 5 0
at on ly $ 3 4 9 9 G O R D O N (
E S C O R T 1900 - Exceaent c o n d m o n $ 1 0 0 0 or baat o f l a i 4 3 5 - 0 0 5 3
ESCORT 1900% GT Graa t o p p o r t u r t t y lor p a r a o n t o d o m ino r Ihi u p 105 .000 maaa Baat o f le r ovar $ 1 7 0 0 L a a v a m a a a a g a 4 5 1 - 7 0 7 0
E S C O R T 1909 LX. 4 door l a t c h -back n o a a a n d runa aupar $1995 On ly at T y m e T Y M E A U T O 455-5566
E S C O R T 1909 r a d m a n u M 4 r e o . raar de logge r g o o d $ 1 4 5 0 3 5 4 - 5 7 1 4
E S C O R T 1909 R a d a n d ready only | " H G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T 4 5 0 - 5 3 5 0
E S C O R T 1900 LX - 5 apaad a k a m «m c a a a a t i e 70 0 0 0 maea $ 3 5 0 0 (010) 540 -9366
E S C O R T 1000 LX
M U S T A N G 1993 LX - 4 cy l inder . I l ka new 10 0 0 0 maee $9 ,000 4 3 7 - 5 7 3 1
313 -26 on W a g o n 1 -6200
PROSE 1969 GT. wh i te l oadad . m i n i , b a b i e d b y w o m a n n o n • m o k a r 67 ,000 maaa $ 8 500
4 5 9 - 4 5 0 4
PROBE 1909 GT - 39 ,000 maaa. powar m o o n r o o l l i ke b r a n d naw $7468
B O B J E A N N O T T E P O N T I A C / G M C TRUCK
P l y m o u t h 4 5 3 2500
PROSE 1909 LX. da rk c h a r c o a l aa-ver m a n o r a u t o m a t i c , aw a tarao 1189 down , $ 137 m o n t h No CO mgnrn n a a d a d O A C TYME A U T O 4 5 5 - 5 5 6 6
PROSE 1900 a u t o m a t i c a r powa r lock a Mua . ex t ra d e a n Only 46 OOC maaa $6695 D E M M E R F O R O 7 2 1 - 2 0 0 0
PROSE 1990 GT - l o a d a d A S S aunroo) leather $ 6 5 0 0 'bea t Dey* 594 -2027 avaa. 5 0 1 - 0 1 0 4
PROSE 1990 rad mua t aaa Naw car haa ar r ived , axoaOant c o n d i t i o n $4,000 W i l l i caa 1 leave
PROSE 1901 QL r a d 5 apaad t u -" w . u m nnaala. Mr . 4 0 0 0 0 n a n . $7S00 5 4 1 - 5 0 0 0
PROBE 1901 GT, 6 0 0 0 0 h ighway maea 1 owner aa o p t i o n * w n n a wah r e d m a n o r naw MUhaar i t r a a anu- the f t r i a l am $ 7 5 0 0 or b a a l
C S O O m 1 0 * 3 LX w a g o n l c . Mr . cru iaa. am /1m caaaa
FARMINGTON HILLS • C U r i — W i m — i A a a i
CX n o C A t t L c A C
5 3 7 5 a o « i O T - I I M . a * o -
Dick Scott Dodge 0 * 1 A s * A l t a r M 9
4 0 » - » m U M D C A M I M I —
I LX
M f e O a * UswSSs
M U S T A M Q 199$ I
HINES PARK l M C O L M - M V M C U R Y
PROSE 1093 QT b lack 5
09 SOO 4 2 1 - 2 4 7 4
PROSE 1993 LX - 2 d o o r V0 . e x t r a
T A M A R O F F DOOGE 3 6 4 - 0 0 0 0
m o o n r o o l . aa a«e t o y * $ 1 3 , 0 0 0 O E M M E R F O R D 721-$
$13.1 I OT - S
FOX HILLS 4 5 ^ 7 * 0 * ^ * , m O U , , W J e e e l w l 5 l 7 1
TAURUS 1007 i V-S.
' e r m m g t o n C o m m u n i t y U b r o r a 74 .100 la f laa UNO i a a ' i l a l n H
TAURUS 1900 O l M O y ^ ^ H
JMT d a a a 9 4 i - M W
T AUMUS W M LX. 4 Soa r a a d e n a a v a M r s t m S o w . $ 1 7 1
i i ' O a . a a i a m l . O A C vrmJuro i l l o o o o
T A U R U S ^ M O ^ O M O o a n a t -
l » ' m m i m i n . mom M i K a S i a . ( 0 3 0 0 o i l O Q I T a r O a a - r m
• 2 e s S e S i w « r t S 5 w b * 1 * '
8 0 1 - 0 <01
A
m Ford MN Ford T A U R U S 1990. m a y l oaded , t k a b u y i n g a new o n a H It wean l lor n e a j g l y c f t ampagna co lo r . tMe o n e w o u l d ba a greet b u y Only $ 6 9 9 9 T Y M € A U T O « 5 5 - 5 5 « e
T E M P O 1999 t r a n a p o r t a a o n epa-C M . $1996
FOX HILLS T A o n u s 1992 LX - A u t o m a t i c a r . VB l o a d e d U 9 9 0
FARMJNGTON HILLS O r y a t a r - P t y m o u t f i A n n e i G r a n d River A M K M e O a n
442-3500
9 9 1 - 3 1 7 1 T A o n u s 1992 LX - A u t o m a t i c a r . VB l o a d e d U 9 9 0
FARMJNGTON HILLS O r y a t a r - P t y m o u t f i A n n e i G r a n d River A M K M e O a n
442-3500
T E M P O . 1990, QL. a r powa r etaar m g / b r a k e * . t9t. 4 door new * » -n e u a l / b r a k e * $4 495. 'beet 3 4 7 - 9 9 3 2
T A o n u s 1992 LX - A u t o m a t i c a r . VB l o a d e d U 9 9 0
FARMJNGTON HILLS O r y a t a r - P t y m o u t f i A n n e i G r a n d River A M K M e O a n
442-3500 T E M P O 1992 - au toma t i c a r . omy 3 4 . 0 0 0 mBaa 19995 O E M M E R F O R D 721 -3900
T .B i rd 1999 T u r b o C o u p e B lack l oeded . eun root ExoaBent c o r v * n o n S5400 A t ta r 6 3 0 p m 5 5 3 - 5 7 9 6
T E M P O 1992 - au toma t i c a r . omy 3 4 . 0 0 0 mBaa 19995 O E M M E R F O R D 721 -3900
T .B i rd 1999 T u r b o C o u p e B lack l oeded . eun root ExoaBent c o r v * n o n S5400 A t ta r 6 3 0 p m 5 5 3 - 5 7 9 6
T E M P O 1993. 4 door a u t o m a u c aar. c a a a a n i power locka . cnaee . tat . » a rww U .OOO/baa l 5 4 3 1075
T-BJRO 1999-2 d o o r , l oeded . M 6 K . 1 owner 95000 A 5 1 - 0 9 9 0
T E M P O 1993. 4 door a u t o m a u c aar. c a a a a n i power locka . cnaee . tat . » a rww U .OOO/baa l 5 4 3 1075
T-BJRO 1999-2 d o o r , l oeded . M 6 K . 1 owner 95000 A 5 1 - 0 9 9 0
T M U N O E R B I R O 1996 T u r b o C o v f m -Every t rang naa bean r e p l a c e d Tlae •a a f o r c e d aak* 3 0 5 9440
T - B I R D 1991 L * . l oaded , learner * 0 5 0 0 maaa, S10200
C e * 3 5 7 - 0 5 9 3
T M U N O C R B I R O 1993 V9 . J B L , •aet t ier . m o o n r o o l $13,595 O E M M E R F O R O 7 3 1 3 6 0 0
T - B i R O 1993 - r e d apo r l » -9 . a u t o -mat i c . mmt tu* powa r 19.000 mBaa, $ 1 3 , 5 0 0 < 1 0 - 5 9 9 - 9 9 2 5
T H U N Q E R B I R D 1 9 9 3 S U P E R C O U P E - Laa thar a u t o m a t i c A . B S p o w e r e n d o w * / l o e * a. c ru iaa Mt on ly 35 .000 mBaa $14 ,995 O E M M E R F O R O 731 2600
T E M P O 1996 Q L Vary g o o d c o n d i -t ion , a * , atarao g o o d ( r a n a p o r t a -t l on $ l 3 0 0 / b a a t 5 9 1 - 9 4 3 3
T H U N Q E R B I R D 1 9 9 3 S U P E R C O U P E - Laa thar a u t o m a t i c A . B S p o w e r e n d o w * / l o e * a. c ru iaa Mt on ly 35 .000 mBaa $14 ,995 O E M M E R F O R O 731 2600
T E M P O 1996 Q L Vary g o o d c o n d i -t ion , a * , atarao g o o d ( r a n a p o r t a -t l on $ l 3 0 0 / b a a t 5 9 1 - 9 4 3 3
T H U N O e n a t R O 1994 LX - L o a d e d fuB p o w a r 17996
FARMINGTON HILLS CHryater-PtymouOi A n n a * Q r a n d »*ver • M i d d i a b a n
442-3500
T E M P O 1996 - 2 3L . 4 9 . 0 0 0 maea . naada t renamiee ion wo rk or axca l -•em tor p a n * . $ 9 0 0 ' b a a t A f l a r 5 or leeve maaaaga. 4 3 7 - 3 9 7 4
T H U N O e n a t R O 1994 LX - L o a d e d fuB p o w a r 17996
FARMINGTON HILLS CHryater-PtymouOi A n n a * Q r a n d »*ver • M i d d i a b a n
442-3500 T E M P O 1996 - 4 d o o r 5 4 . 0 0 0 mBaa. • k a n a w $3996 T A M A R O F F D O D G E 3 5 4 - 4 9 0 0
T H U N O e n a t R O 1994 LX - L o a d e d fuB p o w a r 17996
FARMINGTON HILLS CHryater-PtymouOi A n n a * Q r a n d »*ver • M i d d i a b a n
442-3500 T E M P O 1996 - 4 d o o r 5 4 . 0 0 0 mBaa. • k a n a w $3996 T A M A R O F F D O D G E 3 5 4 - 4 9 0 0
868 0*o T E M P O 1996 QL. 4 d o o r , a u t o m a t i c a r l o o k ! 4 dr tvee eaoaBent $ 3 2 5 0 or beat of ler D a y * 4 1 6 - 5 5 9 8 Eve* 9 5 3 - 0 1 5 1
M E T R O 1991 - 33 ,000 mBaa. gaa aevar Onty $4999 Q O R O O N C H E V R O L E T 4 5 9 - 5 3 5 0
T E M P O 1990 OL - 4 d o o r , a u t o m a t -ic. a r . 29.000 maaa. a p o n e e a r $5995 4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4
HINES PARK L I N C O L M - M E R C U R Y
M E T R O 1993 LSI C o n v a n t b l e -6 . 0 0 0 mBaa $9996 T A M A R O F F DOOGE 3 5 4 - 6 9 0 0
T E M P O 1990 OL - 4 d o o r , a u t o m a t -ic. a r . 29.000 maaa. a p o n e e a r $5995 4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4
HINES PARK L I N C O L M - M E R C U R Y
S P E C T R U M 1999 h a t c h b a c k -c lean , a r r v f m caaaat ia. m a n u a l , a r nmm b rakaa . t r e e 1 enf ieuet $ J 0 0 0 / beet CaB af ter 6 p m . 5 4 3 - 9 9 7 1
TMUNOERBiRO. 1991 Super C o u p e W n r i e / B t e c k lee t t i e r m o o n r o o f , 5 l , 0 0 0 m a e a $ 1 2 400 1 owner M A T T H E W S 6 7 0 - 9 4 4 0
S P E C T R U M 1999 h a t c h b a c k -c lean , a r r v f m caaaat ia. m a n u a l , a r nmm b rakaa . t r e e 1 enf ieuet $ J 0 0 0 / beet CaB af ter 6 p m . 5 4 3 - 9 9 7 1
TMUNOERBiRO. 1991 Super C o u p e W n r i e / B t e c k lee t t i e r m o o n r o o f , 5 l , 0 0 0 m a e a $ 1 2 400 1 owner M A T T H E W S 6 7 0 - 9 4 4 0
S T O R M . 1990. B lue, 9 0 . 0 0 0 m e a * 5 apaed . a r . A M - F M caaaat ie . $ 4 400 / beat 4 * 4 - 0 9 6 1
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S P E C T R U M d e a n arrv ' tm i
baat CaB af ter 8 p m $ 3 , 0 0 0 /
5 4 3 - 0 9 7 1
0 7 0 H o n d a
A C C O R O LX 64 0 0 0 mBaa au to -m a t i c l oadad . aOeorutary a p o n e e a "
4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4
HINES PARK L INC OL N - M E R C U R Y
A C C O R O 1905 LX 89 .000 maaa. c ru iaa n a r Urea aupar d e a n $ 2 9 0 0 beat 5 2 3 6 2 0 5
A C C O R O 1965 $ 1 0 0 0
A C C O R O 1965 maaa $ 1,700 or I CaB af ter 6 p m
•peed 135 0 0 0 ortar
8 1 0 - 5 4 9 - 2 3 3 0
A C C O R O 1991 EX. a muat l t l r a a , m o o n r o o l l o a d a d 0 0 . 0 0 0 maaa. $12 ,000
CIV IC. 1981 4 door a u n r o o l a o m a ruet naada ' * o a H $350 Baal
3 4 5 - 8 7 7 1
CIV IC 1965 h a t c h b a c k 4 m p g . excaBen l cond i t i on .
a u t o m a t i c , a r &
Dick Scott Dodge 664 A n n Arbor RO
4 5 1 - 3 1 1 0 U S E D C A R S 9 6 3 3 3 2 3
CRX 1906 5 c o n d i t i o n $ 3 8 0 0
P R E L U D E 1989 & $ 6 9 0 7
l o a d a d anarp
FOX HILLS Chrya ler P l y m o u t h
55-8740
P R E L U D E 1990 SI l oaoed . 34 ,000 maaa, m m i cond i t i on 1 owne r $ 1 1 , 9 0 0 Af ter 4 p m caa 4 7 7 - 3 3 2 3
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AUTOMOTIVE 9 7 3 U n e o t o
C O M T M O I T A L 1000 t . c i aaa r i i co rv 4 D V I Unde r 50 0 0 0 maaa S a w J10 3 0 0 047 -5362
C O M T » « » / r A L 1991 ftgnaaure Sa-
(74 Marcury C A P R I 1993 Black e d m o n . M a c * on u a c * go id pa i ,
eclal m a n o r a t n p n g 4 wnaaae H-c * go id pa i , eclal m a n o r
A * n g $ 1 t o o / b e a t oB« 455-9954
, J B L $14 ,996 O E M M E A F O R O 731 3000
C O t m N E N T A L 1003 S igna tu re Sa-naa. m o o n r o o l . leather JBL. m a m -arv M a n O a o a » a a l i 15.000 maea $22,806 O E M M C S F O n O 721 2000
t ^ t f O U l 1001 Con t i nen ta l a f t ae •oadad m o o n r o o l CO, hot* t l raa CaB after 0 P M 810 -303 -4929
TO** C A S 1904 - Clean $4990
T A M A R O F F 3 5 3 - 1 3 0 0
r o o m C A S 1905 S ignatura Senee-Loofea m o naw at o n l y J 3 4 9 « O O S O O N C H E V R O L E T 456-5250
TOWN C A S 198 ne* . 2 tone p a m t tory I r a nhaaW. ooM. c o m p a c t «
15 S igna tu re Sa-«» i teaa entry tac-
a r oond fco i i M o w *
d a w . $ 3 0 6 0 Orm
TOWN Car 1900 - w * » t a C l o n a l ownar 9 4 . 0 0 0 U g h w a r maaa H o n -da cm ExcaBant cond i t i on $ 7 8 0 0
456-5032
L m a e d E d m o n FuB , loaded 8 cyl-inder laa thar m t a r l o r 20.000 i ^ a a . $ 1 2 , 9 0 0 Caa a f la r Opm 464-9180
CWAMO M A S O O I S 1903 - t m pow-er l ooka g rea t $19 (M or baat af ter
4 7 7 - 3 0 6 2 or 755-0310
( 3 S A N 0 M A R Q U I S 1992 LS - Kja
Hon w a r r a n t y $ 1 0 , 5 0 0 330-0044
ORAMO M A R O U I S 1 M 7 V0 raar d r h » . 1 o w n a r , 46 .000 maaa. m m c o n d m o n $ 5 0 9 5 Uvor i ia C h r y w a r - P l y m o u t h 525- 7804
M A R O U I S 1905 BROUQMAA4 o n p -i a l owner < V ) Omar tuBy loadad. $2900 or baat 281-0624
M A R O U I S 1900 ragh r m a n y naw p a r t * $600 <
M A R O U I S 1968 L S - w h i t e a w MBAA very a i c a p u o n e l car $6 ,750 CaB after Tuae p m 313 -227 -3801
T O W N C A * 1900. C a m e r loadad 52 OOC maaa aaoaBant cond i t i on $ 13 .000/baat D a y * 8 1 0 - 3 5 5 ^ 4 6 7 Or eve* 810 -090 -3133
TOWN C A R 1991 - aa luxury op -aona, l ow m a n $15 ,777
FOX HILLS Cray M a r - P l y m o u t h - Jeep-Eag le
456-8740 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1
S A B L E 1 9 6 6 Slack O o o o c o n d i t i o n $ 2 0 0 0 C E » 5 3 2 - 1 6 2 6
S A B L E 1 9 6 7 L S *JB power leath-er imheela a u n r o o l naw t raa^ t rana-miaalon. $ 3 , 3 0 0 8 8 1 - 4 1 2 6
T O W N C A R 1901 - whi te. 62 .000 I c o n d i t i o n Mual aee
435-384 1
1 7 4 M e r c u r y
C O U G A R T906 l o a d a d $2000 Caa 3 5 5 - 5 2 9 1
19S9 L S oaoec l low a i u a B a i i l c o n d r n o n Daat af lar 5 00 . 536 -5642
S A B L E 1909 O S S t a t i o n W a g o n l o a d a d t h w o n a a p r i cad to aaat BaeutHvjl c a r ' $ 7 9 9 0
FARMINGTON HILLS O r y a i a r - P l y m o u t h Arma» G r a n o Rrvar 6 M<KHeoer
442-3500 SABLE 1992 O S - Low maea. V« l o a d a d «>, iaea en t ry 29 0 0 0 maea $12 680
FARMINGTON HILLS Chrya lar - P l y m o u t h A n n a i O r a n o Rlvar 4 MiOOIatwri
442-3500
|W 1900 L S - Norn b rakea 10 maaa. a»caaant c o n d t t i o r 0 'baat A f te r 6 00. 4S4-0713
S A B L F 1993 I S - V« a u t o m a t e a« l o a o e d 14 ,000 mi lee $ 1 3 644
B R U C E
CAMPBELL DocK>* 5 3 6 - ' 5 0 0
QftAMO M A R O U I S 190 a A a p a o n a l cond i t i on . $4900 Dey* J 4 » . 1737 or e v e * 865 -3066
T O P A Z 1489 - a u i o m a t i c a r m a c u l a t e Mua t aaai $3995
B O S J E A N M C ' T E P O N T I A C O M C TRUCK
P l y m o u t h 453-250C
174 Mercury BASLE 1007 LS - 4 IX m | i T 8 t T A M A R O F F D O O G E
S A B L E . 1900 L S 3 8 eng ine , an-g a r a g e u p t $4360
047-4S37
1 7 6 O t d e m o b M e S 7 I
CIERA 1092 - Omy 15.000 mBaa
S U B U R B A N O L D S C A D I L L A C 0 4 3 - 0 0 7 0
C U S T O M C f t U t S E R 1905 IVagon 9 p aaa anger n n a $ looaa g o o d $ 1 0 0 0 535 -4100
SABLE 1999. lupy ownar . t o n i p i a t a aervK
l o a d e d o n e » IHatory, ea-
p n o e a n d c o m p a r e t m o n e $ 9 7 1
T Y M E A U T O 4 5 5 - 5 5 9 9
T O P A Z 1999 O S - Saw a u t o m a t i c , caaaa t i a maaa $ 2 , 1 0 0
•r. 4 door . a r . 3 e a n 73 .000
4 7 3 - 1 4 3 6
T O P A Z 1996, 51 .000 d e a n 11995 TYME A U T O
ac tua l meaa.
4 5 5 - 5 5 9 9
T O P A Z 1997 - 9 0 . 0 0 0 CaB a l t a r 5 p m
maa*. $ 3 , 1 5 0 4 9 3 - 3 3 7 5
TRACER 1991 - a r tuB e lec t r i c , a u n r o o l e i ceBer i i c o n d i t i o n $5 ,000
4 5 9 - 7 0 3 6
875 Niaaan M A X I M A 1990 SE -l o a d e d e i c e l t e n t $12 ,200 Caa
34.000 maaa. c o n d i t i o n
4 2 9 - 0 9 7 7
M A X I M A 1990 SE - ea t ra d e a n
T A M A R O F F D O O G E 3 5 4 - 9 9 0 0
S E N T R A . 1 M 7 « $ 3 7 5 0 • 8 1 0 - 4 3 3 - 4 0 0 0
6 1 6 1 B o . 7165
2 door aedan
C U T L A S S C A L A I S 1991 - 44 22.OOC maea $ 6 9 9 5
S U B U R B A N O L D S C A D I L L A C 0 8 3 - 0 0 7 0
C U T L A S S C I E R A 1093 - 7 ,000 maaa l o a d a d $ 1 1 490 O O R O O f t C H E V R O L E T 4 5 0 - 5 3 5 0
C U T L A S S S U P R E M E 1909 cor rv p l e W y loadad . b r V * r a d 3 d o o r •wry m a r p - Only $ 0 4 9 5 DICK SCOTT G a r d e n CRy 5 3 2 - 7 0 3 0
L A S E R 1 M 1 MS - 8 apaad . ca i iow maaa $ M 7 5
FOX HILLS
R E L I A N T 1906 S ta t i on new A l Mather F m powar
4 7 4 - 7 1 0 3 or beeper 2 4 0 - 1 1 0 3
» a g o n - L A M r $ 1 7 0 0
REL IANT 1 M 7 LE. loaded. 4 d o o r , g o o d oondWKni. au tomat ic , m . 1
M e o f t e r 453 -5490
S U N D A N C E 1901 - 2 door auto-m a t i c caaaene . a r bag. 50.000
$4 750 355-6135
880 Pontiac C U T L A S S S U P R E M E 1992 - 2 door 24 .000 maaa $ 1 1 , 9 0 6
S U B U R B A N O L D S C A D I L L A C 6 4 3 - 0 0 7 0
C U T L A S S 1981 S u p r a m a e x c e l a r t condR lon . m a n y naw p a n * $ 1750 or beat of tar 356 -7605
C U T L A S S i 9 6 0 C la ra B rougham Cruwer W a g o n V6. newer mufnar b raaee A Urea $ 4 5 0 0
C U T L A S S 1909 S u p r e m e brakaa , t r e e 8 pa in t $6,200
B O N N E V I L L E 1900 LE - R e d / g r a y In tenor L o e d e d <wry Mean, naw t r e e $ 0 6 0 0 or baat 416 -0479
BOMNEVH.LE. 1908 SSE, l o a d a d . a u n r o o l . 6 7 . 0 0 0 maaa g o o d c o n d i t i o n . $7 500 432-0735
B O N N E V I L L E . 1908 LE. Red powa r l ocna . 'w indow* /aaa t a r tat. Mereo 63 0 0 0 maea $5 ,505 471 -4604
B O N N E V I L L E 1990 SE - 3B<wr i m m a c u l a t e c o n d i t i o n
$ 7 0 0 0 9 3 7 - 9 4 3 1
355 -3491
SENTRA 19S9 - 2 d o o r . 4 apaed manua l , m in t c o n d t l o n . n n ma t ong-™ o w n e r . 9 5 . 0 0 0 h ighway maaa. $ 2 0 0 0 n a g o o a d a C a n t o n 4 5 3 - 1 3 1 2
D E L T A 1907 . 68 - Only 45 .000 mBaa. l o t * o l a x t r a a $5995
S U B U R B A N O L D S C A D I L L A C 6 4 3 - 0 0 7 0
D E L T A 86 ROY ALE 1993 low maaa $12 ,995
S U B U R B A N O L D S C A D I L L A C 8 4 3 - 0 0 7 0
B O N N E V I L L E 1 9 M SSE leather m o o n r o o l aa I t w loya, 86 .000 mBaa
B O S J E A N N O T T E P O N T LAC/GMC TRUCK
P l ymou tn . 453-2500
F1ERO on ly 25 g o o d t h r o u g h o u t $1 ,000 on ly 2 5 , 0 0 0 mBaa on a n g m a Vary
00 456 -5036
SENTRA 1993 CSE - Powar aunroot $10 ,490
TAMAROFF353-1300
DELTA 68 - 1908, Royale hem, exoeMem c o n d i t i o n
534 -1677
300 ZX 1990 5 S p e e d rad new tlraa, t m i w tndowa . K o r e a w m t e r * 58 0 0 0 maaa $18 ,900 4 77 -4568
876 Oktemobtle C A L A i S ' 9 6 9 i n te rna t i ona l - au to -mat ic . aar, caaaa t i a o a d a o t 5 9 9 5
FARMINGTON HILLS O v y a l a r - P t y m o u t h A n n a i G r a n d Rhwr A M i d o a o a r
442-3600
CIERA 1993 - 4 door , l o a d e d 90K h ighway maaa $6000 4 5 1 - 0 0 0 0
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Uae your Vlaa.1 M a a t a r c a r d a n d or -der tMa daaa t f l ca t i on on W e d a i n o o n lor Thu rsday * ada and at n o o n on S a t u r d a y lor M o n d a y • ada by tax Gat the a d * b e t o r * tha paper hrta t h * t t r e a t * o n Thuraday
D M 1 -600 -967 -5904 Hava yocr cha rgaca r t f handy
Order n a m 9632 Au toe $39 95
For m o r a mto*mat»on celt B n « i (313)953-2297
FIE RO 1904 a n aaa grey 4 cyendar . 4 a p a e d a r naw t r e e $ ( r a n e e $2 100 beat o f tar 39T-3S31
F IREBIRD 1906 LX - ExcaBant b o d y 1 m t a r l o r 350 a n g m a $2900
427 1940
G R A N O A M 1003 SE $ 7 4 0 6
S U B U R B A N OLDS CADILLAC 0 4 3 - 0 0 7 0
G R A N D PRDt 1 0 M LE Coupe - loed-ed w> option*, caaen aa new $8108
S O S JEANNOTTE P O M T I A C / G M C TRUCR
P V m o u t h 463-2800
G R A N O P R O 1903 - 20 .000 mBaa. aupar anarp 4 Wedad aMh g r o u n d a f t a c u $ 1 4 , 0 0 0 G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T 460 -5350
S U N B t R O 1991 LE - 2 door . 6 apaad. a r p o w e r , aBoy w l IBM*, low
U v o n i a Cnryatar-PtrwiOMtn U 9 - 7 9 0 4
T R A M S A M 1999 5 ape e d m m / g rey newer tranermeeaon Oute*. i Jrea. graat c o m j i t i o n $3,500
525-9346
T R A M S A M 1997 rad M loeded a to rac w r i t e r * 54900 m M
313-427-4109
T R A M S A M 1999 Q T A Loadad. 2 3 . 5 0 0 maee $13 ,000
* 610-433-4900 6 1 6 1 Boa 7097
TRAMS A M 1993 - 9000 maaa. aa m o end u e o e d ei l i t * 8 G O R D O * C H E V R O L E T 459-5250
881 Saturn S A T U R M 1991 S C C014M - 23.000
T A M A R O F F O O O G E 364-9900
4 7 0 - 0 7 1 2
C E U C A J O T ^ O ^
$ 7 0 0 o r |
TO SC3 1902 reO. 33 .000 l o e d e d aunrool apoBar. a p e n
$11 , 900 " 2 - 0 9 7 ! •90 C E U C A QT rad •91 G E O P R t S M G S i S 3 TOYOTA Pickup S I PREVIA 9 2 CAAARY S I PREVIA. AJ True SO C E U C A G T S (alack
SL 1. 1903 Auaomotic A r AA4 F M Caaaena L o w maaa r m i M M u t con-
ion $ 1 0 , 3 0 0 8 1 0 73B-5107
882 Toyota
PAGE TOYOTA 352-8580
S A T U R N . 1903. EC a u t o m a t i c , l o a d a d . m m p a c u e a a garage kep t LOW m e e a g a $10 ,500 S 1 0 - & 9 - S 3 0 6
C A M R Y 1000 OX - 54 ,000 m B a a 1 ownar . new Brakea. l o e d e d $7 ,300 CaB 391-3S75 or 3 7 7 - 0 5 0 0
CELJCA 1 9 M - 30 .000 moae. r a d i n u p
TAMAROFF353-1300
0 * 9 Maa
INSTANT CREDIT CM) Tlm GokJ
Ws Can Get You Financed B A N K R U P T C Y - S L O W PAY B A D CREDIT - N O C R E D I T
P A G E T O Y O T A
TTA t O M - t a i n . W l f l a or. Ow maea H i r r y S M M
D I C * S C O T T Garden CRy 5 2 2 - 7 0 2 0
PASSAT 1000 - BurgMidy I n artel 40 .000 maaa $ 0 0 0 0 0 1 » S a S - a t S 0
B U S 1079 - w r y f e e d
£73,
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JACK AUSTIN Leader in Sales and Leases for the month of
M a y , 1 9 9 4 Great Job, Jack!
425-6500 CHEVROLET • GEO 32570 Plymouth Rd.
Livonia
T O R O N A O O 1979 g o o d t ranepor ta -t lon . naw t r a a brakaa. r a d w t o r muf f le r $ 4 7 5 or baa l 7 3 9 - 3 3 7 3
T O R O N A D O 1903. 47,000 maaa maw c o n d i t i o n $ 4 0 0 0 464 -4390
T O R O N A D O 1964 immacu la ta c o n d m o n . a r u n a ana naw. muat aaa $4 900 326 -3637
T R O ^ E O 1991 a r op t i on , phone , new t r a a brakea, l ooka new. $10 ,900 535 -9814
878 Plymouth A C C L A J M 1990 V « mane a r $4664 T A M A R O F F OOOGE
door au to -
3 5 4 - 6 0 0 0
C O L T 1992 - G raa t t r anspo r t a t i on 14,000 o n e owner maea' $5968
Dick Scott Dodge 664 A m A r b o r Rd
* 5 1 - 2 1 ' 0 USED C A R S 9 6 2 - 3 3 3 2
LASER 1990 A u t o m a t i c a r ater eo aupar aharp a n d apor ty $6»66 G O R O O N C H E V R O L E T 4 5 5 - 5 2 5 0
LASER 1990 RS T j rOo-E. i caBarit ccc idr t lon W m t e r a torad L o a d a d New t r a a Waa ma in ta i ned $7600
5 4 6 - T 5 3 6
S U N D A N C E 1994 - 7000 m a a a $10 990
TAM AROFF353-1300
FIREBIRD 1907 : a n ar ia 30 .000 actual maea $
B O B JEANNOTTE P O N T I A C / G M C TRUCK
P l ymou th . 453-2500
FIRE BIRO 1968 - 8 cyl w . ' t - t o p e Whrte o a d a d 52 565 ac-tua l maaa $ 7 9 9 2
FARMINGTON HILLS Chrya le r -P l ymou tn A n n a i G r a n d R f v w A M i d d w o a n
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Aries I March 21 • April 20) You have a great man> responsibility"--to tend lo at this time, and it may be overwhelming There is no harm in ask-ing lor assistance
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l e u (July 21 • Vug. 211 T h e r e cou ld be an easy s o l u t i o n to f inancial d i f f icu l t ies , bui ii may take you a while to realize it You may be contacted by an old friend
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T R I V I A In 1956, Elvis Presley pushed him-self and o thers through 32 takes of r e c o r d i n g " H o u n d D o g " b e f o r e he was satisfied w ith the sound.
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Host Hopkins sets the stage for 1 9 9 4 6Tony Awards'
By JEFF PLASS When CBS broadcasts "The Tony
Awards" on Sunday, June 12, the show's co-host. Sir Anthony Hopkins, will be making his own plans to re-take the stage
"I'm looking forward to going back to the theater," Hopkins states. "I'm working in the theater here in England soon. I'm directing and I'm playing in (an adaptation of) Cbe-kov's 'Uncle Vanya.' Now it's going to be called 'Scenes From a Country Life.' It's a very, very good script, written by Julian Mitchell. It's got Kate Burton in it, Richard's daugh-ter."
Hopkins' stage career began in 1959 when, at the age of 17, he wandered into a YMCA amateur theatrical production and immedi-ately knew he was in the right place. By 1967, Hopkins was Sir Laurence Olivier's understudy in Strindberg's "Dance of Death."
From there he made the leap to feature films, starring as Richard the Lionheart in 'The Lion in Win-ter," alongside Peter OToole and Katharine Hepburn. In 1973, be was introduced to American television
audiences in ABC's production of Leon Uris' "QB VTL."
The ultra-versatile, Oscar and Emmy-winning Hopkins ponders the question of which of the three medi-ums he prefers to act in.
"Well, I don't know." be states de-cisively. "I've done so much televi-sion and films, I haven't done that much stage ove the last few years.
"I enjoyed working in the theater, but it's the long runs that get to me I haven't been back to (work in) the New York theater since 1984."
Hopkins also admits to not having seen as many of this year's Tony nominees as be would like to have.
"I went to see Timon of Athens with Brian Bedford last December," he notes "That was great. I really enjoyed that. But I haven't-. you see. I don't get to New York that often, and when I am, it's always a trip passing through.
"But when I do get to stay any length of time, I go and I see as many plays as I can."
"I can always remember my first Broadway play," Hopkins recalls wistfully, "It was in 1983 and 1 saw "That Championship Season,' which I
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Best play: "Angels in America Peres troika,' "Broken Glass. The Kentucky Cycle" and "Twilight La Angeles. 1992."
Best per formance by a leading actor ia a play: Brian Bedford ("Ti-mon of Athens"), Christopher Plummer ("No Man's Land"), Ste-phen Spinella ("Angels in America") and Sam Waters ton ("Abe Lincoln in Illinois").
Best per formance by a ieadinf actress la a play: Nancy Marchand ("Black Comedy"), Diana Rigg ("Medea"), Joan River ("Sally Marr aod Her Escorts") and Anna Deavere Smith ("Twilight Los An-geles").
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"All you have t o do ." professes G r e g G u m b e l . " i s l ook at the list of s t a r s who have p layed II. the Col lege Wor ld Series and have gone on to play Ma jo r L e a g u e B a s e b a l l , l i k e t h e D a v e V . in l i e ld s j n d t h e R o g e r C l e m e n s e s and the Fredd ie L y n n s All these peo-ple have passed through O m a h a at one p u n t in iheir co l l ege careers "
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