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County may use Canton's jail Official says plan would save money By Diane Gate staff wrtter

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C a n t o n ' s jail will likely b e u s e d by w e s t e r n Wayne County po l i c e a s a d r o p off point for p r i sone r s b o u n d fo r Detroi t ' s Wayne Coun ty Jail.

Cantons jail may become a clearinghouse for Wayne County prisoners.

In a proposed plan, officers from 17 western Wayne County communities, would take prisoners to t i e Canton lockup, where a county sher iffs depu-ty would transport them to the county jail in De-troit.

Saving communities manpower and transporta-tion costs is the main feature of the proposal, ac-cording to John Santomauro, Canton public safety director. Another benefit is that the sher iffs depart-ment would also book, fingerprint and photograph prisoners, work now done by Canton officers.

DISCUSSIONS ABOUT the plan between Western Wayne County Chiefs and the sher i f fs department

District court wants a 3rd judge by next year

By M.B. Dillon staff writer

Area voters could be electing a third judge to 35th District Court in 1W0.

The court was notified by the state Supreme Court approximately two yean a#o tha*. booed on its caseload. it qualifies for a third judgeship.

"We weren't thinking about it, but we knew business was up," Judge John MacOonald said.

"We've kept an eye on figures and ran stats from 1984 to 1988. Our to-

- tal caseload is up 39 percent "Our caseload continues to go up

at a rate of about 16 percent On a per judge basis, that makes us one of the highest in the state," MacDonald said.

A COMPARISON of area district courts shows that the Plymouth's District Court, which services ISO,000 people in Plymouth, Plym-

outh Township, Canton Township. Northville and Northville Township, carries a relatively heavy docket

It ranks with district courts in Romulus and Dearborn carrying more than 40,000 cases per year.

Dearborn's caseload in 1988 was 48,844. The court serves a population

Comparing caseloads Caseload

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Why home was forced to close By C.L. Rugenslein staff writer

After a valiant fight to bring the facility up to state health depart-ment codes, the financially troubled Canton Care Center cioeed its doors April 19

Owner Brian Suter filed for bank-ruptcy in June 1988, saying he could no longer pay the bills. State failure to reimburse the Canton Care nurs-ing home for state Medicaid patients

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"The state, historically, does not pay to take care of Its own patients," he said. 'The majority of our pa-tients were state welfare patients."

According to David Rector, In the licensing and certification office of the state health department Canton Care was licensed for 91 patients. The number had dwindled to SO

when the facility cioeed.

THE REMAINING patients transferred to other facilities In a joint effort by Canton Care and the Department of Social Services.

The DSS has some responsibility for helping find new facilities and assisting with the transfers. Rector said. And while their major responsi-bility is to the Medicaid patients, they "basically deal with all pa-tients," he said.

An engineering report filed about the structure In January IMS added to Canton Care's problems. It was one of the reasons for closing the fa-cility, said Rector, administrative assistant to licensing dtviskm chief Evelyn Jones.

"There were s number of prob-

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Atypical condos win OK By Peggy AuNno staff writer

They're called condos, but the housing development that got township board approval recently Is far from the typical conglom-erate of dwellei-owned a part-

The Boiling Woods Condominiums are being built on 110 acres off Ann Arbor Road be-tween Napier and Joy. The 70 sin-gle-family detached houses will sit on lots that average 1.4 acraa And prices will start at around 1175,000

I t will be one of the nicest de-velopments in Canton at this time," township clerk Lorsn Ben-nett said. "You could net, by iook-ing at it, possibly knew that the type of owueiship is condo owner-

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have been going on for more than a month, said Santomauro, spokesman for the chiefs association.

However, the plan has not been finalized. "We've been talking about this project with Can-

ton as the satellite," said Santomauro. Communities involved include Plymouth, Plym-

outh Township, Redford, Livonia, Westland and Garden City

"I hope it will go through and believe it will go through," Santomauro said. "It will be a tremendous benefit from the sheriff's department to our com-munities It's long overdue for Wayne County."

Santomauro said he would present the idea to the Canton Township Board of Trustees for approval.

"I've already gone to the (police) union and they've tentatively agreed," he added. "The law en-forcement agencies have developed the plan and now it's up to the sheriff's department to see if it will occur."

A SHERIFF'S deputy would be assigned to the Canton lockup and- the township would no longer have to staff it with Canton officers. Santomauro estimated that the township spends between $7,000 and $8,000 annually to transport prisoners.

"And for all practical purposes, we would turn our lockup (over) to the sher i f fs depa r tmen t" he said. "Local arrests would still be our prisoners, but processed by the deputy at the facility."

Other departments also are expected to save money under the program.

"It will save for us (Canton) not having to assign a person to transport, but also booking, fingerprinting and photographing," he said, adding that it takes about one hour per prisoner to complete those tasks.

"We'll have them (officers) on patrol where they should be."

of 90,000, staffs two judges and no magistrate.

Romulus, serving parts of five communities and a population of ap-proximately -79,500, adjudicated 41.464 cases last year with two Judg-

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Decision gives states more abortion control

By Philip A Sherman staff writer

The battle over a woman's right to an abortion has left the nation's capi-tal for the lawmaking bodies of each of the SO states

With its announcement that Roe vs Wade Is intact, but that Kates can regulate the circumstances un-der which a woman may obtain as abortion, the Supreme Court has ef-fectively absolved Itself of the re-sponsibility to regulate abortions on a local level

Pro-choice and pro-life leaders in Michigan were still disclosing the complex decision. Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services, hours after It was released by Chief Jus-tice William Rehnquist The high court ruled 5-4 for Webster

" ITS VERY COMPLICATED, but one thing is clear - the rights of

women have been diluted," said Douglas Praser, chairman of the Milliteen Committee, a statewide pro-choice organisation. The former president of the United Auto Work-ers said the ruling has great poten-tial to limit abortions, depending oo how states react to the decision.

"If this trend continues, you could conceivably see the reversal of Roe v» Wade." Fraser said.

Barbara Listing, director of Mich-igan Right to Life, said, "we're very pleased and not at all surprised" by the decision

"We're especially pleased that the court has upheld the preamble to Webster — that life begins at con-ception," Listing said

PRELIMINARY READINGS of the decision indicate the court did not directly rule on viability — the time at which a fetus Is viable out-side the womb However, the court

abandoned Koe's trimester frame-work, which said a woman, without intervention, could have an abortion during the first three months of pregnancy

Now, through Webster, the court has said a state can intervene any time after conception.

"It's a signal to the states that you can legislate In this area," Listing said. She sees no immediate effect of-the ruling in Michigan, but said she will be "sitting down with pro-Ufe legislators soon."

At the top of her agenda is a man-date to nullify a minor's right to an abortion without parental pmsm I , Listing sskl.

Pam Dooiey, executive director of the state branch of Planned Parent-hood, based In Novi, said her "initial reaction (is that) It's a real step backward

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No deal Massey Cadillac sale rumors denied

Cadillac dealer Don Massey is report* that Ann Arbor

magnate and Detroit Tiger* r Tom Monaghan is buying his dealerships.

owns Don Massey Cadil-lac Inc. on Ann Arbor Road; Capi-tol Cadillac Sterling in T juaing-Don Maasey's Discount Lot in ^ s y n e and dealerships in Colora-

1 Ares business people, including employees, have said Mas-

toy sold his dealerships sod will announce the deal this month. A Detroit Free Press columnist also

published speculation about the deal.

"There are no deals pending for anyone to buy my stores. This ru-mor breaks out about once a year," said Massey, one of the nation's leading Cadillac dealers.

'People are people, and they like to talk. 1 sold Tom Monaghan my house, but I don't know anything about my dealership being sold."

Monaghan could not be reached for comment Officials at Domino's Farms in Ann Arbor Township said there has been do sale.

Massey said he sold his Ann Ar-bor borne and 500 acres, where be raised 400-500 cattle, after a re-cent family crisis.

"A number of people would like

to buy our operation. Few people in this business could buy it," said Massey, also a Rolls Royce and Sterling dealer.

"With an organization the size of ours, the potential buyers get fewer and fewer

"I plan to be here another 10 years."

The dealership was recently rated as the 50th largest in the na-tioo by Ward's Auto Dealer maga-zine, which said the dealership has sales of >95 million.

Massey said he ' s planning to build Saturn dealerships in Plym-outh and Farmington Hills. He said details can't be released until he's received planning commission ap-

proval from the local governments involved.

He denied reports that he's received an offer exceeding $50 million.

"When an announcement comes, it won't be *50 million. The only way it could be 50 is if It.was from someone settling my estate. And then it would be some airhead. If U ever happened (a sale), it will far exceed that."

John Schott, president of Capitol Cadillac Sterling, denied that his dealership has been sold. "I don't know anything about it," Schott said.

Doug Funke contributed to this story.

Court could add 3rd judgeship Continued from Paoe 1 es and one part-time magistrate.

Plymouth, whose two judges are assisted by a full-time magistrate, handled 40,635 cases last year

That total is higher than caseloads in Livonls, Dearborn Heights (35,666), Westland and Redford Township.

The numbers may be somewhat misleading, as courts use s variety of methods to record criminal and civil.

nton nursing home closes doors Continued from Paoe 1

with the bunding itself." Rec-tor said. "It was J5 years old, the layout was not functional."

Rector said some of the problems were with the utility rooms, that no provisions were made for adequate day room and dining room space, and that nursing stations were not an acceptable distance from patient

I n the opinion of the engineer, to bring the structure up to modern

Two health department inspections in November 1984 cited improvements that had been made.

standards would have cost too much," Rector said. "I strongly sus-pect it played a large part in Suter's decision."

THE BANKRUPTCY court has since sold intangible assets of Can-ton Care to the Chi Group, parent company of Chi Systems and Inter-national Health Care Management Inc. in Ann Arbor, according to com-pany r e p r e s e n t a t i v e Evelyn Grindstaff. , The facility, known as Dion Me-

morial Nursing Home before Suter bought it in 1984, had been cited with major health code violations since 1976 under the former owners. Two health department inspections in No-

vember 1984 cited improvements that bad been made,

Suter said be spent 916,000 to build a required ramp for wheel-chair-bound patients to get from one part of the building to another.

"One thing about long-term care, you get close to the residents and staff." said Suter, now working as the administrator for Van Buren Nursing Home in Belleville. "When you have to close, it hurts. I kept trying, but I couldn't any more. I got tired of fighting."

ACTIVITY IN 15 th District Court is increasing at a rate that "parallels the growth in population, plus the addition of police officers to commu-nity," MacDonald said.

Population in the five communi-ties the court covers is close to 150,000, MacDonald estimated.

The state Legislature has the re-sponsibility to add or subtract dis-trict courts and judges. It can add judgeships with approval from the local governments involved, said Herb Levitt, regional administrator for the State Court Administrative Office.

MacDonald said he and fellow Judge James Garber agree a third judge is needed.

"The legislators who represent these communities, Bob Geake, Ger-ry Law and Jim Kosteva, have to consent to i t As as far as we know, they're in agreement and are pre-pared to put legislation in in the fall for next year," MacDonald said.

IF A judgeship is approved, a pn mary will be set for August 1990 and a general election for November

Potential candidates whose names are surfacing include Bruce Patter-son, an attorney who ran for J5th District Court in 1964; Plymouth Township Supervisor Maurice Breen. 35th District Court Magistrate Eric Colthurst and Plymouth city attor-ney Ron Lowe.

To accommodate another judge. 9250,000 to 9300,000 would be need-ed to remodel the Dunbar Davis Hall of Justice. MacDonald said.

The state would pay the bulk of the judge's salary.

Adding a judgeship wouldn't be a financial burden. MacDonald said.

"I have no reason to believe we wouldn't generate more revenue. I think the communities would recoup their expenditures very quickly," MacDonald said

The court returns a total of 9800.000 in revenues to five com-munities.

On the drawing board is a plan to establish a building authority for 35th District Court. The authority, which would replace the court's ad-visory group, would increase effi-ciency by dealing directly with prob-lems. MacDonald said. The authority would be responsible for managing the building and handling debt pay-ments It would not have the power to tax

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Bennett said those services might appeal to couples with adult children who are no longer living In their parents' home.

"A couple in their 50s, do they really want to do yard work? I'm not in my 50s and I'm tired of yard work," Bennett said. "That's a desired method of living for some people . "

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"People want the opportunity to have an upscale subdivision . . and that just currently isn't being offered. That's what we are trying to accomplish." Bennett said.

Trustees also approved a smaller condo development at last week's meeting. That project, called Charrington Park Condo-miniums, is being built on Warren Road just east of Oakwood Hospi-tal. Approximately 16 detached houses will be built on 5.5 acres

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Reproductive Health Services case. "After the flag thing, I wouldn't be

surprised by anything," she said, re-ferring to the court's ruling uphold-ing burning of the U.S. flag as a con-stitutionally protected freedom of expression.

Nancy Zimmerman, state presi-dent of the Michigan Federation. Business and Professional Women, was surprised the court chose to is-sue its decision Mooday. She had thought the justices would do so when they reconvene in the fall, af-ter further debate.

"It's very positive that they didn't overturn a ruling they had made in the past," said Zimmerman, a Farm-

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BPW FAVORS freedom of choice In issues of reproductive health, al-though the organisation isn't as ac-tive as some others on the issue, she said. Not all BPW members feel the same way oo the abortion issue. Zimmerman declined to indicate her

own feelings on the abortion ques-tion.

BPW is more concerned with is-sues directly affecting working women, she said, including pay equity, job opportunities, child care and adult dependent care.

"Those are issues that are of con-cern to BPW," said Zimmerman, who is a member of the Canton Busi-ness and Professional Women.

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No fireworks were held in Plym-outh this year, butihe annual Fourth of July parade gave visitors plenty

t o see. The community's parade, sponsored by the Plymouth Jaycees. featured marchers, bands and floats.

Participants assembled at East Middle School, proceeded west on Hartsough and then north on Main to Central Middle School. The route, re-versed from that taken in previous years, gave viewers an opportunity to see the sights.

Children on festively decorated bi-cycles and cheerful clowns added to the fesUvities. Pam Conn of Plym-outh was grand marshal for the pa-rade Coon won an Academy Award in 1988 for her work on the docu-mentary "Young at Heart."

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Vietnam veterans stood guard It was a solemn moment for families of those who died. And for the small group — the Plymouth Vietnam Vet-erans Association — which formed for the sole purpose of erecting the memorial.

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Plymouthrock Saloon site draws businesses Bjr MLB. OtHon staff writer

The padlocked Plymouthrock Sa-loon has attracted the attention of a dell/restaurant, two bar owners and a bar/restaurant, all of whom have expressed interest in doing business at the site, according to Plymouth Township police Chief Carl Berry.

The bar's license was revoked this week by the Michigan Liquor Control Commission. Licensebold-ers Peter de f te r io and Donald

JB-Sl allowing minors to buy and con-sume alcohol. The violations took place last winter and involved five minors, two of whom were '.6 years old.

The township asked the LCC to revoke the license on grounds that the Plymouthrock had become a public nuisance

_ In December 1986, a Canton woman was killed in a head-on crash on Joy Road near the bar by a then-underage Westland woman who had been drinking at the Rock

The Plymouthrock countered the township's efforts with appeals be-fore the LCC and in court, opera-ting until several months ago when the bar was closed for non-pay-ment ot rent.

Some township officials would like to see something other than a bar open on the site, in an industri-al area on General Drive west of I-275.

THE PLANNING commission "absolutely would be opposed to" a business like the Rock, commission chairman Richard Gornick said

"The previous owners were a source of undue concern and ex-pense to the township and the com-munity ever since the bar's incep-tion," Gornick said. "We will not

ime mistake "

Gornick favors "something that would support and service the sur-rounding industrial district," such as a medical or dental clinic, ac-counting office or a "family, cafe-teria-type food operation."

Plymouth Township trustee Ron Griffith feels the same way

"T" think we have an adequate number of bars in the community. It would take some convincing for me to agree to another bar or lounge there." Griffith said.

TRUSTEE Smi th Horton wouldn't mind "some kind of food establishment," he said.

"A restaurant would be reason-able because it is an industrial

area. But I don't know how they can do that very well and avoid the problems they had with alcoholic beverages. What do you do in the evening? Do you become a bar? If you do, then you have the same problem.

"We don't want to go through what we've gone through in the past."

"My understanding is that it's in the master plan not to have any fa-cility there serving alcohol," trus-tee John Stewart said. "I'm not anti-alcohol. I don't have any ob-jections to it; it's kind of a natural for a well-run neighborhood bar "

"I definitely would not be inter-ested in seeing another restaurant/ lounge. The Plymouthrock was a mistake." trustee Abe Munfakh said.

Munfakh would like Iq, see the space converted to office or light industrial use.

THE SITE is zoned for special use subject to special conditions.

Elefterio is part owner of the River Place bar on Franklin in downtown Detroit. Vargo owns De-troit's 1940 Chop House on Jeffer-son Avenue.

Their liquor license was valued at $75,000 to $100,000.

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Specifically, a consultant who pre-pared the study urged that freight forwarders, auto suppliers and trucking companies would be at-tracted by development of the prop-erty and that public officials should concentrate their efforts on these type of firms.

The study, commissioned by the Eloise Task Force and presented Tuesday afternoon by Harry Foden and Pamela McNamara of Arthur D. Little Inc. of Cambridge. Mass., also recommended that the city and county should consider rezoning part of such a park for heavy industrial use.

The property consists of more than 300 acres of county-owned land on both sides of Michigan Avenue west of Merriman. The task force in-clude officials of cities which border the Eloise property, mainly Wayne. Romulus, Taylor and Inkster

But Joseph Benyo. consultant to Westland Mayor Charles Griffin and a task force member, said he would prefer light manufacturing firms, like those in electronics or computer software, on the site because they wouldn't generate air pollution.

"Any research and development facitilties would be ideal for the area," he said in an interview.

Benyo noted that the city has al-ready had some inquiries about the property, but the task force has yet to act on recommendations by the study.

HE SUGGESTED during the brief-ing that the task force meet by the second week of July to come up with a definite plan.

Part of that plan will deal with improvement and building of access roads to the airport, a key recom-mendation of the study.

"You gotta get them in, and you gotta get them out," Benyo said of the potential developments and traf-fic generated by tbem

"Within two weeks we want to start planning a road map."he said.

How to pay for the proposed roads is a problem the task force will have work at, he said.

Bonding for the roads is one possi-bility, Benyo suggested. He also said he'd been notified by Wayne County that the paving and expansion of Merriman to a five-lane road south of Michigan Avenue would be com-pleted in the fall.

The second recommendation was that the task force continue to coop-erate and work together as a group, rather than as individual communi-ties The consultants advised tbem to form a marketing action committee to come up with an aggressive pack-age of marketing materials. They

also recommended continued coop-eration with Detroit Metropolitan Airport in their expansion plans, a major key to creating new economic development opportunities for all the communities

The Eloise Task Force was formed in 1986 by members of West land's Economic Development Advi-sory Council. It expanded to include seven surrounding communities, Wayne. Romulus. Inksttr, and Tay-lor, who contributed to the $65,500 cost of the study

CANTON Township, Huron Town ship and Van Buren township are non-paying supporters of the project, according to Benyo. State and Coun-ty grants, mini grants from the pri-vate sector made up the bulk of funding for the study

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Even before the U.S. Supreme Court ruled iir this latest abortion case, both sides agreed the outcome would only embolden anti-abortion activists in Congress.

"THERE HAS already been an erosion of Roe (vs. Wade) in Con-gress and in the minds of the peo-ple," said Rep. Christopher H. Skiith. R-N.J.. co-chairman of the House Pro-life Caucus

Smith has said that he and his al-lies would continue pressing a con-stitutional amendment banning abortion no matter how the high court ruled In 1983. the only time either chamber of Congress has voted on such a measure, the Senate rejected the proposal 49-50. 18 votes short of the two-thirds majority needed

The pro-choice side, outvoted on abortion-funding issues, has been less active in Congress, relying on the court to uphold abortion rights

But in recent years it has become more organized in the face of strong anti-abortion sentiment from the Reagan and Bush administrations. Its members count as a victory the 1987 defeat of Supreme Court nomi-nee Robert H Bork, an abortion op-ponent and a critic of Roe

AT LEAST 10 abortion-related measures have been introduced in the 101st Congress Most seek an outright ban on abortion, further re-strictions on federal funding for the procedure or limits on the use of fetal tissue obtained from abortions

The lone exception is HR 857, in-troduced by Rep. Bill Green. R-N Y r which would require abortions to be

made as available as other pregnan-cy-related services under ail pro-grams that receive federal funds.

The pending anti-abortioo mea-sures include:

e S 73 — by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., would bar the use of federal funds for all abortions except those necessary to safe the life of the mother and would prohibit federal funds from being used to encourage or counsel abortion.

• S 162 — by Helms, would disal-low a personal tax exemption for a child born alive, or who subsequently dies, after an induced abortion.

s HR 162 - by Rep Bill Emer-son. R-Mo , would prohibit using fed-eral funds for abortion except when the mother's life is endangered.

* HR 620 — by Rep. Robert K. Dornan, R-Calif ., would bar abortion in federal prisons except when the mother's life is endangered.

s HR 621 — by Dornan. would bar Medicare or Medicaid payments to anyone who provides or counsels the use of abortion drugs or devices.

• HR 623 — by Dornan, declares that fetuses are entitled to certain constitutional guarantees and would prohibit abortion in any case

* HR 624— by Dornan. would deny tax-exempt status to organiza-tions that perform or finance abor-tions

e HR 625 — by Dornan, would restrict the transportation and use of fetal tissue obtained in abortions and calls for licensing of fadlities that would store such material.

e HR 1»1 — by Rep Clyde C Holloway, R-La, would restrict the use in research fetal tissue obtained from abortions

Court decisions on abortion rights

Following are the most significant previous U S Supreme Court rulings on a woman's right to an .abortion

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"We'll probably see a scramble in the stale Legislature to restrict'" abortions, Dooley said She said she expects the impact of the decision to be felt immediately, and added she'd already heard at least one state rep-resentative was drafting language to make Michigan's abortion laws par-allel those of Missouri

THIS LATEST challenge to Roe vs Wade began April 26, when the court beard arguments in the case of Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services Webster stands out among other challenges because the Bush administration and anti-abortion groups had joined forces and asked the court to use it to overturn Roe vs Wade

Webster vs Reproductive Health Services focused on a challenge to a Missouri law that states life begins at conception and that unborn chil-dren have "protectable interests in

life, health and well-being " The Missouri law also makes it

more difficult for a woman to get an abortion after 20 weeks of pregnan-cy and forbids the use of public hos-pitals or employees to assist in abor-tions not necessary to save the mother's life

One key issue of the Missouri law is the notion of viability. In Roe, the Supreme Court held that at the point a fetus is viable outside the womb, the state has an interest in its life and can halt an abortion-

Webster, however, said viability is an arbitrary point and the state has a compelling interest to protect life at all stages of a pregnancy

L'ltimately, Missouri argued that the Constitution does not guarantee a fundamental right to an abortion.

THE 8TH CIRCUIT Court rultd against Missouri and through Web-ster, the state appealed to the Su-preme Court. The high court reaf-firmed a woman's right to abortion

'We'll probably see a scramble in the state Legislature to restrict' abortions.

— Pam Dooley, executive director Michigan Planned Parenthood

Monday, but let states decide how that abortion may be obtained

Missouri's law differed from Roe vs Wade in several ways In the 1973 landmark decision (w"hich has been challenged several times — see ac-companying story), the Supreme Court based its view on the pivotal point of a woman's right to privacy and said that right extends to and protects her decision to end a preg-nancy

The court said a woman, without governmental interference, may ter-minate a pregnancy any time tin ring the first trimester After that, the court said the state has a compelling interest in a woman's health and

could regulate an abortion. An interesting point in Missouri s

case is that it says with modern tech-nology. a fetus may be viable outside the womb at a much younger age Part of Missouri law requires physi-cians to perform tests oo fetal gesta-tional age, weight and lung maturity if the physician thinks the mother is 20 or more weeks pregnant

However, the American Medical Association, which neither opposed nor supported Roe vs. Wade in its brief to the court, said those fetal-viability tests iacr*as* the rish-lo the mother and fetus without provid-ing significant information about vi-ability

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P A S S A G E - G A Y D E P O S T # 3 9 1 , of the American Legion, Installed its elected and

; appointed officers for Legion J Year 198S-90. Legionaires • installed were: Victor Riblett Jr., / commander, Charles Thome 11 ^.and James Maahs. vice-^commanders; John Neault, / finance officer, Joseph Zyla, ' chaplain; Robert Pa tow, historian; and John Cenzer and

[Douglas Ringer, executive board I;members at large.

Commander Riblett appointed t~*md seated William Nicholas, » adjutant; Austin O'Malley, judge 1 advocate and John Neault, post J service officer.

The installation ceremony was f m ** * ' J L - - a M,| mm", nan J , j.. t otncnrtOT uj American têgron, ! 17th District committeeman Carl | Snyder and past 17th District

committeeman Doug Stimmler. A luncheon followed and installation ceremony.

In his farewell address, immediate past commander Cornelius VanBoven Jr., thanked his past officers and post membership for two successful years as the post's commander.

H E A T H E R M C P H I L L I P S and Marc VanHeyningen, both of Plymouth, and Toni Coral of Canton are among the Alma College students named to the dean's list for outstanding academic performance recently

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J O A N Z A R E T T I , a 1889 of Plymouth Salem High School, has received this year's Johanna Vallier award. The 8200 stipend was presented at Salem's Honors Convocation, recently by Marilyn Johnson, president of the American Association of University Women, Plymouth branch.

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L E E F E R M A N of Plymouth has won the Mrs. O.D. of the Year award of the Auxiliary to the Michigan Opto metric Association. Presentation of the award came during the association's 93rd convention at the Shanty Creek Resort, Bellaire, Mich.

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"We really have everything." said Dianne Quinn of Plymouth, show di-rector. "I don't think we're mi—ing any form of art or craft."

The ninth annual show will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m Saturday and Sunday, July 15-16, in the area around Kellogg Park. It will feature the work of at least 220 artists and craftspeople

Artists come from throughout Michigan and from Indiana, Florida, Ohio, Arizona, Illinois, New Jersey, and Ontario, Canada.

"It's growing every year," Quinn said. "The city is packed for two days.

"We have a beautiful community. Everybody loves to come to Plym-outh, of course. We have a very large turnout for the show "

OIL AND watercolor paintings, folk art, photography, leaded glass, wood work, jewelry and clothing will be featured. Many artists will dem-onstrate their work, in addition to of-fering it for sale. Admission to the show is free of charge.

Assistance in coordinating the show is provided by the city of Plymouth and the Plymouth Com-munity Chamber of Commerce, al-though the show has oo specific sponsor. The event is self-support-ing, with participating artists paying an entry fee.

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A poster coloring contest is held each year prior to the art show Stu-dents from area schools color the posters, which are then used to pro-mote the upcoming event

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NEA's new leader has ties to metro schools The new president of the nation's

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Keith B Geiger. 47, was elected president ol the 1.9 million-member National Education Association dur-ing balloting Monday at the organi-zation's national convenUon in Wash-ington D.C.

A former Livonia resident. Geiger '.aught high school mathematics and science in the Livonia Public Schools during the 1960s and early 1970s

"I always valued my teaching ex-perience there," Geiger said. The schools in Michigan in general, and Livonia in particular, are good schools because people in Michigan value education " •

Though he won't direcUy deal with Michigan's controversy over per-stu-dent spending differences among rich and poor districts, Geiger said long-term NEA policy might help.

"Our priority is to return funding for federal education programs to pre-Reagan era levels," he said "While that only affects special pro-

grams, it should still help." Promoting collective bargaining

among teachers in nght-to-work stales and continuing the NEA's "learning laboratory" program — in which one school district in each state could be given free reign to de-velop innovative educational pro-grams — are among the organiza-tion's other goals.

While in Livonia, Geiger served as president of the district teacher's union, the Livonia Education Associ-ation, from 1970 to 1974 In that role, he led the union through the dis-trict's first, and, to date, only teach-er's strike.

Geiger served as president of the Michigan Education AssociaUon in 1974 and 1975 and from 1977 to 1983

He has been the NEA's sole vice president since 1983.

Geiger will begin his two-year term as the organization's president Sept. 1. He is eligible for re-election to successive terms in 1991 and 1993.

His election came during the an-nual NEA convention in Washington

D.C.. where 8,500 delegates repre-sented rank-and-file union members The NEA calls itself the largest pro-fessional association and labor union in the nation.

ELECTION AS NEA president highlighted Geiger'» 25-year educa-tion and union career In addition to his responsibilities as vice president. Geiger has worked in numerous pro-fessional, political and negotiating capacities He recently served as one of 50 outside observers who moni-tored a recent plebiscite election in Chile.

Friends and former colleagues, in-terviewed at the time of Geiger's Oc-tober 1988 visit to Livonia, remem-bered him as * good teacher with strong organizational skills, as well as an effective, charismatic union leader

"I honestly don't feel he's changed; he's still the dynamic person I re-member." said Tom Lang, a Livonia teacher whose friendship with Geiger began In 1984

GEIGER WAS a member of the NEA's 1976 Presidential Screening

and Endorsement Committee and has been a delegate to two Demo-cratic National Conventions

In addition to his onion duties. Geiger is an executive committee member of the National Council (or the Accreditation of Teacher Educa tion. a labor committee member of the Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Holiday Commission and a director of KIDSNET, a computerized clear-inghouse for children's television and radio.

In 1988, he served as a judge for the USA Today's All-Academic Team, as well as the National League of Cities Innovations Awards Competition.

Born In Pigeon, in Michigan's thumb area. Geiger attended high school there and earned a bachelor's from Asbury College, Wllmore, Ky.. and a master's from Pea body Col-lege, Nashville, Tenn. He has extend-ed his post-graduate studies at the University of Michigan.

Geiger, wife Janet, and two sons live in Fairfax, Va., a Washington. D C suburb.

'Our priority is to return funding for federal education programs to pre-Reagan era levels.'

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Card contest is aimed at pet lovers M H S s p o n s o r s

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I MHS) and Compton Printing are sponsoring the second annual holiday greeting card contest The winning design will be featured in a special holiday catalog

The card with the winning design will be printed by the humane soci-ety and will feature the artists' name on the back. Proceeds from the sale of these cards will benefit homeless animals at the humane so-ciety

Cash prizes of 1250 to the first place. $100 to the second place and 150 to the third place winners will be awarded, courtesy of Compton Printing.

The theme of the contest is dogs and cats and the art style is tradi-tional. Entries must be submitted by July 12 Mail entries to MHS, Atten-tion: Joan Witt, 7401 Chrysler Drive, Detroit, Mich 48211.

Both a dog puppy and cat/kitten must appear in the artwork. Entries must be a minimum of 5-inches by 7-inches, up to a maximum of 14-inch-es by 17-inches. Entries must be the original work of the artist and not

have been published previously. All artwork selected for use by the MHS will become the property of and co-pyrighted by the humane society and will not be returned. It may be used in various publicity and educational activities.

Artwork must be clearly labeled on the back with name, address and telephone number of the artist.

The Michigan Humane Society is a private, non-profit organization. For more information, call 435-4710.

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aa. O&E Thursday. Juty 6. 1989

Composting Ht's gaining support in area

I T'S A SMALL S T E P toward solving a big

problem. Compos t ing is a p rocess by which g r a s s

cl ippings, l eaves and o the r c o m m o n y a r d • w a s t e is mixed with dir t and placed in piles,

even tua l ly to decompose into fe r t i l i zer . , I t ' s a l so a concep t that has been ga in ing in-

_ c r e a s i n g suppor t in the P lymouth -Can ton a r e a . u- In Canton, a pilot p r o g r a m is a l r e a d y unde r way. F o r the pas t s eve ra l weeks, res iden ts of f ive township subdivis ions have s e p a r a t e d y a r d w a s t e f r o m o the r g a r b a g e , for t r an spo r t to c o m p o s t piles.

,, At t h e s a m e t ime , the city of P l y m o u t h is con-s ider ing a vo lun ta ry test p r o g r a m that could be-gin as soon as next month

WE S U P P O R T both plans, but we hope the is-sue doesn ' t die there .

We'd l ike to see compos t ing b e c o m e a r o u t i n e opera t ion in the P lymou th -Can ton a r e a .

The purpose is c lea r . With s p a c e running out in exis t ing landfi l ls , and opposi t ion m o u n t i n g a g a i n s t new landfi l ls , we mus t seek w a s t e dis-posal a l t e rna t i ve s .

True , compos t ing is not a f ina l a n s w e r i n i tself . ' A t best , y a r d w a s t e a c c o u n t s fo r only 15 p e r c e n t

of the to ta l was t e s t r e a m — tha t combina t i on of used or no- longer-useful i t e m s we con t inua l ly ship to landfi l ls .

The purpose is dear. With space running out in existing landfills, and opposition mounting against new landfills, we must seek waste disposal alternatives.

Nonetheless , compos t i ng is an i m p o r t a n t f i r s t s tep. It 's one mos t a r e a h o m e o w n e r s could t a k e with a m i n i m u m of d i f f i cu l ty .

Af te r all. who could c o m p l a i n about s to r ing y a r d was te in s e p a r a t e b a g s f r o m o ther house-hold t r a sh? Most h o m e o w n e r s a r e p robab ly doing just that r ight now.

Ten yea r s ago, we w e r e asked to t a k e a s i m i l a r s t ep — r e t u r n pop bo t t l e s f o r a deposi t . T h a t plan worked well.

Now. a r e a r e s iden t s m a y soon be asked to sep-a r a t e y a r d w a s t e fo r c o m p o s t i n g tha t , we be-lieve, should work wel l , too.

Each r e p r e s e n t s only a smal l s t ep t o w a r d solving the solid w a s t e cr is is , but each s t ep br ings the solution t h a t m u c h c loser

AAA move We hope it's not a local trend TH E R E C E N T MOVE by AAA out of

P l y m o u t h m a y s e e m like a minor incon-ven ience fo r some m e m b e r s . I t ' s not all t h a t f a r to Livonia, w h e r e the new o f f i c e

is loca ted .

Howeve r , it 's a s m a l l chink out of the s m a l l -town fee l ing t h a t exis ts in P lymou th . And it 's some th ing w e hope P l y m o u t h doesn ' t lose

P l y m o u t h r ight now is a r ea l town. T h e r e ' s a h a r d w a r e store, pa in t s tore , b a r b e r s h o p s *and o ther tilings tha t people need. The AAA t r a v e l s e rv i ce is another .

Our f e a r is tha t P l y m o u t h will b e c o m e like an-other . B i r m i n g h a m wi th al l the glitz, fashion and t rendiness tha t you c a n s t and on a walk th rough downtown. __

As B i r m i n g h a m h a s b e c o m e m o r e fash ionable , the old- t ime s to res t h a t sold such m u n d a n e i t e m s as h a r d w a r e have hi t the road All B i r m i n g h a m is lef t with a r e t r endy s tores . You can ' t r e p a i r your house with a n y t h i n g f r o m the Ra lph L a u r e n s tore.

But P lymou th is d i f f e r e n t . And we like it t h a t way. Let ' s jus t hope t h a t the AAA m o v e is an isolated c a s e and not p a r t of a t rend.

Supreme Court Abortion: war within the states TH E U N I T E D STATES S u p r e m e Cour t has

m a d e abo r t i on the issue of the '90s.

Abdica t ing its responsibi l i ty to in te r -pre t the Const i tut ion, the cou r t has

t r iggered a w a r over abor t ion r ights ; a w a r des-tined to be fought in each s t a t e .

In Michigan, the quest ion is bound to d ive r t a t t en t ion f r o m the c ruc ia l educa t iona l equ i ty is-sue, which will go b e f o r e vo te r s in N o v e m b e r . It alô t h r e a t e n s to t u rn the 1990 g u b e r n a t o r i a l and legis la t ive con tes t s into one-issue r a c e s

This n e w s p a p e r h a s r e p o r t e d pro-choice pro-l i fe c o n f r o n t a t i o n s in f ront of c l in ics in Livonia , F a r m i n g t o n Hills, Southfield and Troy.

S o m e of these w e r e to cal l a t ten t ion to last N o v e m b e r ' s s t a t ewide proposi t ion in which vot-e d said the s t a t e c o u l d no longer fund a b o r t i o n s f<9 those who could not pay fo r them.

feUT THAT ISSUE ac t ive ly involved only a f r a c t i o n of our populat ion: now it is des t ined to involve us all.

T h e S u p r e m e Cour t has once aga in p laced un-

der public sc ru t iny the h ighly personal , agonizing decision a woman , a n d o f t e n her p a r t n e r , m u s t make .

Women of all a g e s a n d e c o n o m i c s t a t u s h a v e a lways had abor t ions . Wha t Roe v. Wade did w a s allow them to end a p r e g n a n c y wi thout b r e a k i n g the law As a resul t of R o e v. Wade w o m e n have been able to have s a f e r , m o r e a f f o r d a b l e abor-tions

This newspape r h a s cons i s t en t ly t aken a pro-choice position

But it will l ake m o r e t h a n lip s e rv i ce to head off and de fea t the wel l - run . wel l - f inanced pro-life forces in Michigan which f i r m l y bel ieve they a r e the advoca te of the u n b o r n child.

Pro-choice r e s iden t s of the our subu rban com-muni t ies a r e well su i t ed to t a k e a l eadersh ip role. Blessed with educa t ion , r e sou rce s and polit-ical savvy, they can he lp convince s t a t e govern-m e n t that the cons t i tu t iona l r ight to have a child, or not, must be r e t a ined f o r today ' s young wom-en and those to come.

Flag, execution laws conflict

NE V E R w e r e the divided a t t i tudes of the A m e r i c a n people so evident a s in r ecen t U.S. S u p r e m e Coar t ru l ings on the f l ag a n d the d e a t h pena l ty .

With the cou r t sh i f t ing a l l eg i ances in S-4 rul-ings e a c h t ime , shock r e v e r b e r a t e d th roughou t the c o u n t r y On one hand the jus t ices ru led tha t , desp i te the e s t e e m in which w e hold t h e red, whi te and blue, a n avowed c o m m u n i s t had the right to b u r n t h e f t a i a t the Repub l i c an conven-tion in 1W4

In t h e o the r c o n s e r v a t i v e ru l ing, the ju s t i ce s ruled t h a t t e e n s aged I t and 17 a n d m e n t a l l y re-t a r d e d a d u l t s c a n b e execu ted .

the f l a g ru l ing w e r e ju s t i ce s An-i l Kennedy , H a r r y B l a c k m u n . Thurgood

Antonin Sca l i a a n d Wi l l i am B r e n n a n in

m a j o r i t y ru l ing on the d e a t h p e n a l t y deci-Scal ia , Chief J u s t i c e Wil l iam Rehn-

Byron White, Sandra Day O'Connor and

T H E L I B E R A L d e c t t o a on t h e f l ag w a s based I d o m J o d b M * for po l i t i ca l I reasons It

itself f r o m v e t e r a n s g r o u p s to c o n g r e s s m e n The decision l i te ra l ly s p a n n e d both sides of the politi-cal s p e c t r u m

Final ly P re s iden t Bush cal led fo r a const i tu-t ional a m e n d m e n t oppos ing f lag burning, some-thing that would t a k e two- th i rds a p p r o v a l in both houses of Congress and by 38 s t a t e legisla-tors.

Despite the i r s incer i ty , these p ro tes t s a r e mis-guided When we say w e honor Old G lo ry as much as anyone else, w e honor not a swa tch of cloth but the m e a n i n g behind the f lag . T h a t mean ing is t h e l ibe r ty i nhe ren t in our doc t r ine of f r e e d o m of speech to b u r n the ve ry symbol fo r which it s tands , e v e n if t h e p ro te s t e r is a com-ple te jerk f o r doing so

We a r e however , s t i l l r ee l ing f r o m the c o u r t ' s decision tha t t e e n s s g e s tf l ami IT r e t a r d e d adu l t s can be execu ted .

Scal ia , the only j u s t i c e t o vote in the m a j o r i t y on both decisions, w r o t e : " In d e t e r m i n i n g w h a t s t a n d a r d s have evolved , w e have looked not to our own concept ion* of decency , but to those of m o d e m A m e r i c a n soc i e ty a s a whole. "

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A healthy environment: That's the bottom line

LIKE MANY of you, 1 frequently get a little more than irritated at how the real war to save our civili-zation is moving along And this hasn't exactly been a banner year for the good earth, the only home we have.

No, I'm not talking about the pho-ny war against communism. I'm talking about the struggle to save the environment The battle does get to be a personal matter a f te r a while.

Recently I ate what 1 believed to be a healthy meal of fish Last week I opened the paper to read the type of fish I had consumed, trout, will very well increase my chances of contracting some sort of death-threatening cancer.

Every time I go by the apples in the fruit market, I cringe to think about all those shiny red orbs that at one time contained Alar, which also heighten the risk of cancer.

And anyone who cares at all about the environment is shocked that four t imes in less than a year, major oil spills have polluted our waters, killed countless numbers of wildlife, poisoned the food chain and ruined, for decades to come, some pristine wildlife areas.

ON AN EVEN more personal note, I, along with tens of thousands of my comrade Vietnam veterans.

wonder when the t ime bomb will ex plode and release the ravages that Agent Orange will visit upon our bodies and those of our offspring

And closer to home for all of us in the metropolitan area, we watch as waste management becomes unman-ageable.

Our garbage piles up. polluting the water we drink and the vegetables we grow in the family garden In our attempts to get rid of the endless tons of garbage, we have resorted to building furnaces that -spew the waste into the air and recycle through our lungs

The list of the assault goes on and on. I'm sure you've got many exam-ples

BUT MAYBE hope does exist Maybe the people of America really are getting sick of this mindless de-struction.

Recently U.S. Rep William Ford, D-Taylor, whose district Includes Canton Township, Garden &ty, Westland and part of Livonia, took a survey of his constituents The re-sults were hopeful.

For the first time in the 25 years he has been reading the pulse of the voters. Ford found that environmen-tal concerns outweighed our para-noid-based defense spending, the drug war, education and the federal deficit. •

Steve Barnaby

"1 was especially impressed with the strength of this response because the question assumed that tackling this problem might require an in' crease in the federal budget deficit." Ford said

Ford's constituents threw heavy support toward recycling programs that would: increase the proportion of garbage that is recycled to 25 per cent, encourage development of markets for degradable plastics, and provide money to promote waste re-duction techniques by industry.

His district very much reflects the attitudes of middle America Per-haps the rest of the country will fol-low suit and force American busi-ness to turn its back on short-term profits so we all may benefit f rom a healthier environmental bottom line

Steve Barnaby ts the managing editor of the 12 Observer Eccen-tic Newspapers

from our readers Letters must be original copies and contain the signature and address of the sender. Limit letters to 300 *oras.

Thanks go to parents To the editor:

During the last eight months the parents of the Class of '89 at the C E P worked together on the Senior Class Party, Flight 88. that followed graduation oo June 11 Hundreds of parents worked through the year and a t the party to ensure success. Near-ly 900 or almost 80 percent of the Seniors bad a tremendous final expe-rience together that night They were well behaved and ar« an asset to our community.

Thank you to all those parents who worked so hard to make this party the terrific success that it was The committee chairpersons should be recognised specif ical ly because without their coordination efforts the party would not have happened A special thank you to each of the f o l l o w i n g : p r i i e s — J u d y Skepps t rom, Bob and Mari lyn Thams, tickets j - Jackie and John Binder, entertainment and games — Kathe Allison* chaperooes — Judy and John Lore; refreshments — Nan-cy and Dean Swartswelier. Linda and Gary Nielaon. decorations — Joyce Dean and Phil Hazlett; public-ity — Mary and Joe Uhl, finance — Blaine Kirchaatter

In addition, all of m thank the community b m t n m u who support-ed the party with their financial and gift donations. Without their spoo

would hsve been

The custodial staff and the securi-ty personnel at the CEP were an ab-solute joy to work with They adjust-ed well to the changes we made to our plans and were willing to ac commodate our needs They did every-thing we asked and made sure that the facility was in Up-top shape Thank you Dan McGuire (head custo-dian at Salem) and J im Collins (bead of security) for the support and help you and your staffs gave us

Mary and Roland Thomas. Senior Par ty Committee

All helped in 'Family Day'

To the editor I am the Michigan Education As-

sociation consultant who u charged with providing assistance to the Plymouth-Canton MEA unions The governing body of our organization is called the 2-A Coordinating Coun-cil and Is comprised of gte following Plymouth-Canton Unions Custodial/ M a i n t e n a n c e , F o o d S e r v i c e . Paraprofessionals. as well as Teach-ers.

On behalf of the 2-A Coordinating Council. I would like to thank Ms Kotcher for her kind words about School Family Day While we appre-ciate the recognition, we would like to clear up the misunderstanding School Family Day could function so well only because of the cooperation of all the MEA units in Plymouth Canton, as well as the participation

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groups had a hand in making the day the success it was and all deserve recogniuon for their efforts

We. like Ms Kotcher, are hopeful that more community members will participate when the 2-A Coordinat-ing Council sponsors the activity next year

We are truly a family, from the cafeteria workers who prepare and serve nourishing food, the custodial / maintenance workers who keep the physical plant clear and safely main-tained. the drivers who transport the children to school, the paraprofes-sionals who assist the teachers with clerical duties, maintain order and assist with instruction, as well as our teachers, who do such a fine job in instruction.

All of our members are an inte-gral part of education here in Plym-outh-Canton. and we hope next year, more community members will par ticipate In School Family Day to ob-serve first-hand, the fine job our members do

Maryaaa Ligato-Freydl Execathre Director

2-A Coordiaatiag Council. MEA NEA

Opinions are to be shared

Opinions and ideas are best when shared with others

Letters should be mailed to Edi tor. Canton/Plymouth S Main, Plymouth 44170

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points of view

Senators scrambling during capital work

Girl friends' paths cross numerous times

THIS SUMMER the Michigan Sen-ate is meeting in an historic, ornate but cramped committee room while its chamber is being renovated

So far the senators and their pre-siding officer ara taking the bad with the good /

"I felt there was something funny about this, and there is," said Lt. Gov. Martha Griffiths as senators strained to hear "This is the first t ime I've been able to see every-body's ears at the same time.' '

There were groans at this Martha-ism. The 78-year-old president of the Senate is known for chiding mem-bers the way Schoolmaster Dobbins used to chide the inattentive Tom Sawyer

THE TEMPORARY Senate cham ber is the third floor Senate Appro-priations Committee room

In an earlier generation, it was the Supreme Court chamber Etched glass over the door still proclaims

Supreme Court." The long wooden table where the

committee met has been replaced by 38 tables — stalls, really — for the senators. The spectators' gallery has only a handful of chairs.

A single closed-circuit television camera carries the proceedings to a larger committee room on the fourth floor. There is only one microphone for senators, so that if someone talks f rom the floor he or she can't be heard over TV.

"They told me it was furnished like a K mart blue light special It

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turned out rather well." admitted Sen. Mitch Irwin, D-Sault Ste Marie, no fan of Senate Majority Leader John Engler

THE DOCTOR - Sen John Schwarz, M.D. R Battle Creek — asked special consideration for Sens Harmon Cropsey and Joe Mack, who have hearing losses

Responded Sen Lana Pollack, D-Ann Arbor "We have some who are sight impaired, some who are hear-ing impaired, and some who are just impaired.''

Groans from the gallery Pollack suggested, seriously, a

blackboard be used to chalk the bill number that is under discussion Nods of agreement

INSTEAD OF having two minutes to turn on a green (yes) or red (no) light, senators now must answer an oral roll call. A moment's lapse, and one misses a vote

That happened to Sen Gil DiNello. D-East Detroit, who stepped into the hall to talk to an aide

"I ask to be recorded as voting yes." DiNello told Griffiths later

' The rule says you have to call a sec-ond time."

"Sen. DiNello,' replied the presid-ing officer, "if you will sit — down — and pay — attention — you will be able to vote "

A moment later Griffiths gave the Schoolmaster Dobbins treatment to shush Jack Faxon. D-Farmington Hills. "Sen Faxon — you — haven't — been — recognized."

Much laughter

FOR THE PRESS, the result is a mixed bag

It's easier to record roll calls be-cause each member's name is called out and his or her vote repeated for closed-circuit TV

But with only one microphone and bad internal acoustics, senators are under pressure to make fewer and shorter speeches, providing the press with fewer quotes

In the corridor, there is no P A system as there is in the Senate lob-by. so newspeople can't interview senators during lulls for fear of missing something important

In the fourth floor viewing room, newspeople share seats with lobby-ists and legislative staffers, whose conversations can drown out the TV.

Tim Richard is director of the Suburban C o m m u n i c a t i o n s Corp news serrnce SCC is the parent company of the Observer & Ec-centric Newspapers

THIS IS A COLUMN about friends Let's call them Jenny and Shelley. •

They met in first g r a * when Jen-ny moved to West Blooqrfield from out-of-state. They went through ele-mentary. middle and high school to-gether — at one point close enough to go away to camp together at an-other, latching on to other best friends as they went through the stages of adolescence

At 16, they celebrated their confir-mation at a double ceremony, as sen-iors in high school, they co-captained the varsity tennis team.

When both decided to attend the University of Michigan, they made a conscious decision not to room to-gether — opting to branch out to room with new people, make new friends

BUT OF ALL the dormitories at that sprawling university, they somehow ended up in the same one — and on the same floor So it turned out they made friends with one another's roommates and hall-mates, growing closer, not farther apart

At the end of that freshman year.

Judith Doner B e r n e

they gathered some of these new. mutual friends together to take an apartment, later a bouse for their three remaining years in Ann Arbor And. here they shared the ups. downs and routine of college life

As graduation approached, both opted for graduate school

Shelley applied only to Harvard's School of Education which had the program she wanted to pursue And she was accepted at the prestigious Boston-area school

For Jenny, it was applications to at least 10 schools, mostly in the Midwest, to get her master 's degree in English But her best offer turned out to be a teaching fellowship at Northeastern University — guess where.

They celebrated their graduation

together at a dinner given by their' families. And then. Last fall, the t w of them packed up their belongings and beaded in their U-Haul truck t© Boston — once again to share an ' apar tment

THERE'S MORE. They had a mutual friend from U-

M. who had returned to his Boston roots, and he and Shelley began to date. Then his roommate — his ;

friend since kindergarten — began I to date Jenny.

In February, Jon and Jenny be- . came engaged. They will marry next ! June Two weeks ago. Shelley and ; her boyfriend, also named Jon. be-came engaged. They will marry next May

.Two childhood friends marrying two childhood friends. It's happened ' before and it will undoubtedly hap-pen again

Nice

Judith Doner Berne is the qs- | sistant managing editor of the * Oakland County editions of the. O b s e r r e r & Eccentric New spa- ; pers.

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Q: I think teachers are overpaid* Am I right?

A Some teachers should receive double their salary, some teachers should receive what they presently are receiving, and there are a few who should have to buy a ticket to get in the front door

The same can be said for a few doctors, lawyers, college professors, journalists, clergy and other profes-sionals I have dealt with in my life-time .

Indeed, there was one doctor more interested in his tennis game then marking down on my record that I was allergic to penicillin, which al-most wiped me out at one time in my life

HOWEVER. MOST of the doctors I have dealt with are truly profes-sional people. The same is true of most teachers with whom I have been associated

Parents need to realize the ad-vanced training that teachers obtain beyond the four years of college, working toward master 's and educa-tional specialist's degrees. Many teachers work long evening hours sponsoring clubs, grading research or term papers and preparing lesson plans on a daily basis.

Furthermore, when one compares the salaries of other professionals. I do not believe that, in most cases.

teaching salaries are out of line. It is unfortunate that some par-;

ents had or have a problem with one particular teacher and then general-ize that situation to the total t e a c h e r population concluding that all teech-ers are "that way and don't deserve! the pay they are receiving."

The dedication and commitment of most teachers that I have dealt with is outstanding.

Dr. James Doyle ts an assistant superintendent in the Troy ScKeoi District. The answers provided-here are the opinions of Dople and not the Troy School District. Questions for this column should be sent to Doc Doyle c/o the Ob~

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Cud public money for abortion® t are of an elective or non-thera-

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e 1980 r- Harris v. McRae, S-4. held that it is constitutional for the federal government to permit Medi-caid funding only for abortions nec-essary to save the woman's life. Since 1977, Congress has denied fed-eral Medicaid funding for abortions

under the Hyde amendment, named for original sponsor Rep. Henry J Hyde, R-Ill

• 1983 — City of Akron v. Ak-ron Center for Reproductive Health, 8-5, struck down a city ordi-nance requiring that all abortions af-ter the first trimester be performed in full service hospital and an "in-formed consent'' provision requiring the physician to tell patients that the fetus is a human being from the moment of conception, to describe the fetus' physical development and to list all possible physical and emo-tional consequences of the abortion

Until Monday'* landmark ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court had generally struck down state laws restricting a woman's right to an abortion.

The court also ruled unconstitutional a city ordinance requiring a woman to wait 24 hours between consenting to and receiving an abortion.

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lanchard signs college aid bill ; >AP — Mike Goecke is neither rich Mr poor — and that's his problem i The 16-year-old senior at Steven-~ High School in Livonia plans to

Kalamazoo College, but until itly he was unsure where he was ; to get the money

Den he watched Gov James inchard sign a measure establish-( a college loan program for mid-- income families. Goecke decided ; financial worries were over

[ -"It's going to help a lot of kids like

me from Livonia who can't afford to go to college. I really think it's great," he said.

Goecke and more than 900 other participants in the American Legion Boys' State program watched June 21 as Blanc hard signed the bill to help students from families with In-comes of more than $30,000.

The measure, sponsored by Rep Thomas Hickner, D-Bay City, au-thorizes the Michigan Higher Educa-tion Student Loan Authority to sell

tax-exempt bonds to make low-inter-est loans.

Blanchard said the bill fills a void created when the federal govern-ment reduced its student loan pro-grams. Families with incomes of $30,000 or more found themselves cut out of federal loan programs but lacked the funds to finance college expenses on their own. he said.

Blanchard proposed the idea in his 1989 State of the State message.

"It's just one way we're trying to

Stuntwoman appears at air show J Former Michigan resident Lori

$ynn Ross will be a featured per-former in the annual Wayne County fa Show benefiting the county's

Seal Society. Saturday and Sdnday. July 29-30, at Willow Run Airport. Belleville. *lloss, a professional stuntwoman.

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stands on top of a wing of a plane in flight. Ross previously appeared at the county air show two years ago.

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help everyone pursue the American dream, provide for their future an<l have opportunity in the great state of Michigan." be said-

State Superintendent Donald Be mis said as many as 30.000 stu-dents a year could apply for loans under the program

Many details, including the maxi-mum allowable income for partici-pants. remain. But the Department of Education estimated Michigan families who are not eligible for fed-erally subsidized students loans could se^; as much as $25 million in loans each year under the program.

Department officials said they ex-pect minimum loans will be $2,500 and that interest rates will be favor-able because loans to families with proven ability to pay represent a low risk to lenders.

Default rates on state programs in other areas of the country average 2 percent or less because the loans are issued to families with higher in-comes than those served through the federally subsidized program.

City, Mo. v Ashcroft, 6-3. struck down a requirement that all abor-tions after the first trimester be per-formed in a hoepital. Th* court also upheld, 5-4, provisions of a Missouri law requiring "unemancipated" mi-nors to obtain parental or judicial consent for an abortion. Thu re-quirement was permissible while a similar one in the Akron ordinance was not, because Missouri's require-ment spelled out a judicial-consent alternative for a minor who could not or would not obtain parental coo-sent

Simopoulos t\ Virginia, 8-1, up-held a state law requiring that sec-ond-trimester abortions be per-formed in a hospital the court dis-tinguished this hospitalization requirement from those struck down in the Akron and Kansas City cases because the Virginia law defined li-censed outpatient surgical clinics as hospitals

• 1986 — Thornburgh v. Amer-ican College of Obstetrticians and Gynecologists, 5-4, struck down a state requirement that the doctor use the same degree of care in abort-ing a fetus as he would if delivering it and that he use the abortion meth-od providing the best opportunity for the fetus to be born alive The court ruled Pennsylvania's informed-con-sent requirement unconstitutional, saying it was an attempt to dissuade women from an abortion, and struck down a reporting requirement on the ground that it would violate confi-dentiality of medical records.

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IISTENING TO the sounds of summer is an enjoyable

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The park, at Ann Arbor Trail and Main Street, is the place to go for summertime concerts. The Plym-outh Community Band performs in concert at 8 p.m. Thursdays, through July 27.

The Plymouth Community Arts Council sponsors a "Music in the Park" series of concerts f rom t»oon to 1 p j n . Wednesday*, through Aug. 23.

The Plymouth Community Band concerts have been held annually since 1960.

C h a d d Hea le , 3, of Novl c h e c k s o u t t h e f o u n t a i n in K e i t o g g P a r k d u r i n g a " M u e i c in t h e P a r k " c o n c e r t . H e c a m e to t h e c o n c e r t w i th h i s m o m , E la ine .

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"The concerts include a variety of light classics, show tunes, marches," said Carl Battishlll of Plymouth, band director. "We do have soloists Occasionally, we'll do a novelty number of some sort.'"

At the Thursday, June 22, concert, the band performed the "Concerto for Madison Avenue." That number included many well-known advertis-ing jingles.

THE PLYMOUTH Community Band, a volunteer organization, in-cludes about 55 to 60 members. The musicians also perform during the remainder of the year

"It's a really very pleasant experi-ence," said BattishiU, band director at West Bloomfield High School and music director a t the First Presbyte-rian Church of Plymouth. "The mu-sic is good. The price is definitely right"

Both concert series are offered free of charge.

The musicians enjoy performing in the park In the summer, Battishill said. They gather each Tuesday to

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"I think all of them really enjoy it The music is a little bit lighter It's intended to be entertaining in every way."

Entertainment's also provided by the "Music in the Park" series, said Christa Grix of Plymouth Township, coordinator of this year's program.

A total of 10 noontime Wednesday concerts are scheduled, with the fi-nal performance on Wednesday, Aug. 23.

"People bring their children," she said. "It 's just a nice way to spend the afternoon."

The Plymouth Community Arts Council has sponsored a summer concert aeries for the past several years. The concerts attract shoppers, businesspeople oo their lunch break, and mothers with young children.

"I think the only criterion is that you like music." Grix said.

THIS YEAR'S "Music in the Pa rk -series includes some performers from previous years and some new-

comers. Some Plymouth Symphony Orchestra members are among those performing.

The Arbor Winds Saxophone Quar-tet will perform Wednesday, July 26, that group's first appearance in the series. Percussionist Christopher Romanowski will perform Wednes-day, July 18.

Romanowski is this year's winner

of the Margaret E. Wilson Scholar-ship for the Performing Arts and the Joanne Winkleman Hulce Founder"t Scholarship. Both scholarships were presented by the arts council. >'l '

The arts council concerts include many musical styles, such as pqp, easy listening and classical. Vocal-

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Concert performers | enjoy summertime fun By JuUe Brown staff writer

PERFORMING AT "Music in the Park" coocerts isn't just rewarding for the au-dience. Musicians also find

the coocerts enjoyable "It 's very rewarding." said Rich-

ard Lee, the featured performer at the Wednesday, June 26, coocert in Kellogg Park. "It was beautiful The day was nice."

The coocert series is sponsored by the Plymouth Community Arts Council, with coocerts held from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays (See re-lated s tory) This is the third year that Lee, a Plymouth resident, has performed In the series.

"It 's like a pure type of enjoy-m e n t " He enjoys playing for an ap-preciative audience.

Many children were at Lee's per-formance. Children don't come to coocerts with any ideas of what mu-sic should or shouldn't be, he said.

LEE PERFORMS at nursing homes and convalescent centers as well.

They have that same type of In-nocence where they listen and they feel." That 's more rewarding than playtaf for %jm people who d o s t

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Music from more recent times was also featured. Popular songs by John Denver and the late Jim Croce kept the crowd listening during the hourlong coocert.

Lee has performed at the Plym-outh Fall Festival. He plays regular-ly at The Crow's Nest in the May-flower Hotel in Plymouth.

Lee spends about six months out of the year performing at the May-

flower Hotel. During the rest year, he's oo the road perfc mainly at Mountain Jack's rants throughout Michigan and1 ^

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Barter and his baddies arc fea-tured in an exhibit at the Plymouth Historical Museum. The exhibit's part of the collection of Art and Rath Jacobs, Plymouth Historical Society members

"We've been collecting this for.

over 25 years," said Art Jacobs, who worked for more than 40 years as a salesman for the Brown Shoe Co., selling Buster Brown shoes.

Some of the Buster Brown items were found in retail stores. Others were found while Jacobs and his wife searched at antique shows Their friends know of the couple's in-

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Some of the Buster Brown items were found in retail stores.

terest and have helped expand the collection.

"He's part of the family, actual-ly." Jacobs said. "He was our liveli-hood. We were very food of him."

.The museum exhibit includes sev-eral china cupe showing Buster and his sister, Mary Jane.

"Those were part of breakfast sets," Jacobs said. They have a 15-piece child's set of china.

THE COLLECTION includes a statue of Buster Brown made of chalk. A metal bank and a burnt wood plaque showing the character are included, along with spice cans featuring Buster's likeness.

Jacobs, who's been retired for about five years, has a booklet on the life and times of Buster Brown. In 1904, the Brown Shoe Co. of St Louis started using Buster as a promotion-al tool. Buster put in an appearance at the World's Fair held that year in St. Louis.

Buster was the creation of Rich-ard Outcault an artist who drew cartoons for The New York Herald and other newspapers at the turn of the century. He sold the rights to use Buster to various manufacturers. • In the earlier part of this century. Buster was used to sell spices, ci-gars, clothing and other items. The Brown Shoe Co. is still in business and uses Buster in its shoes; he puts in an appearance on the sock lining of each shoe sold.

The Gerber Co.. based in Fremont Mich., has a subsidiary that uses Buster in children's clothing.

Buster often appeared with his dog, Tige. Originally, the Brown Shoe Co. used midgets to represent Buster.

The midgets, accompanied by trained dogs, wouia travel by train throughout the country. They'd ap-

pear at shoe stores, entertaining the crowds.

SUCH ENTERTAINMENT was popular in years gone by. Crowds would gather at the stores to watch

"It would be too entirely unsophis-ticated for today's children."

The midgets who appeared as Buster have all since died, Jacobs said. A statue of Buster was dedicat-ed at the Missouri gravesite of one of those men.

Occasionally, Art and Ruth Jacobs present programs on Buster Brown

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said. "It does create a lot of inter-est."

The exhibit will continue at the museum. 155 S. Main, through the

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ists and instrumental performers are included

"It's a place to just come and lis-ten to music and enjoy the park and

downtown Plymouth," Gru said. Many concert-goers bring lawn

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performs original music and has recorded several albums.

HE'S RECORDED an album of his own. "Springtime " That album, on Par-O-Dice Records, was released in the early 1980s Lee is continuing to promote his album

Lee also does freelance work as an audio specialist for video produc-tions He's found local audiences are most appreciative of his music.

'Locally. I'm received better than anywhere else."

During his "Music in the Park" performance. Lee got some help singing from children in the audi-ence. His 5-year-old daughter, Rosie,

and other children joined in oo sev-eral numbers

Lee started performing at age 5 and is now 35

"So JO years of doing this, I've got-ten pretty comfortable with i t It's always exciting when you get asked to be oo stage "

He's found that adrenalin rush he

feels before performances helps keep the energy level at coocerts high.

One aspect of playing music is ' sharing a part of your soul." That's tike opening a door and letting your emotions out something that can be chatieogiog-to do

"You have to be confident "

Summer street dances provide toe-tapping good time for crowd

WONDERFUL WICKER

If you like a little dancing with your music, downtown Plymouth is the place to be Friday evenings

Street dances are held 7:30-9 p.m. Fridays in the Penni man/Kellogg Park area The dances are sponsored by the Plymouth Community Cham-bet- of Commerce, Dick Scott Dodge and the Detroit Federation of Musi-cians

Some of those attending choose to dahce, while others prefer to relax and just listen to the music.

"We don't make them dance," said Mary Roehr, executive director of the Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce. Many visitors bring

along their lawn chairs instead of their dancing shoes

The dances have been held for sev-eral years, with the first one this summer held June 23. Dances will be held each Friday through Aug. 25.

"It's a Big Band format." The band shell is set up oo Penniman, giving dancers plenty of room to move.

"I think it's a «CP activity on a Friday evening," Roehr said. "It's really a family activity."

SOME FIVE or six musicians per-form at each dance. Vocal perform-ers sometimes appear.

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Roehr enjoys attending the street dances as often as she can

"I like to watch the people. I think that's the most interesting thing. I'm not much of a dancer myself ."

The dances have been held long enough that the work involved in coordinating them isn't difficult. Chamber of commerce staff mem-bers have a list of performers There's never bees a problem with no-show musicians, Roehr said.

Originally, the idea behind the street dance* was to attract people to downtown Plymouth. The hope was that doing so would encourage people to shop locally-

Shopping certainly isn't discour-aged, although the dances have be-

come more of a community event. "I think that people come just for

the street dances.' Roehr said There's no admission charge for

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Conservatory tows will be offered at tl»e Mattkaei Botanical Gardens. 1860 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor. The "Curiosities of the Plant World" IMrs will start at 1 pjn. Sunday, J*»y I, and Saturday, July 15. Tours will last SO minutes to one boor. Res-

ire recommended, al-participants may sign up the

day of the tour oo a space-available basis. A mattmum of SO people will be- allowed on each tour. Partici-pants should not bring baby strollers. Per reservations, call 76J-7061.

• WESTSIDE H •Weatside Singles II will hold a

dance/party 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, July 7, at the Livonia Elks Lodge, on Plymouth Road east of Merriman. Tbe dance/party is for singles age 21 and. older. Dressy attire should be worn (no jeans). Price is $4. For more information, call the hot line,

2-3170.

• W O M E N ' S GROUP A support group specializing in is-

sues of women recovering from chemical dependency will start meeting in the Livonia area in July. The focus will be on self-esteem and motivational techniques needed to make positive life changes and maintain sobriety. Individual coun-seling will also be available. For more information, call Deborah Lindbloom-Roach, S22-0280. All calls will remain confidential.

• TRI-COUNTY , Tri-County Singles will hold a

dSfece/ party from 8:30 p.m. to 1.30 Saturday, July 8, at the Farm-

Elks Lodge. 23686 Orchard Farmington Hills. This will be

a Blue Jean Dance" for singles over age 21. For more information, call the hot line, 842-7422.

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• COUPLE TO COUPLE The Couple to Couple League will

m £ t at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, July 9. at St.jThomas A Becket Church, on Lil-leyfc south of Cherry Hill in Canton. Thi group is offering a series on nat-ural family planning. The series, for married and engaged couples, will continue on July 30, Aug. 20 and Se^t. 10. Clergy, doctors and nurses m^y attend. Private counseling will

be available. To register or for information, call John or

> Mueller, 981-0750.

• ST. JOHN NEUMANN _ The St John Neumann Seniors / 50-Up Club will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday, J Illy 11, at St. John Neumann Church, on Warren in Canton. New (Bombers and may attend. I For more information, call Betty Gruchala, 459-4091.

• BY MYSELF By Myself Singles is a Plymouth-

based group for singles age 21 and older. Members play volleyball at 7 pjn. each Thursday, weather per-mitting A monthly meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 11, at the Dunning-Hough Library, 223 S. Main, Plymouth. Coming events In-clude white water rafting Sept. 8-10. For reservations or more informa-tion, call 420-4814. Members will travel to Cedar Point Sunday, July 18, and will enjoy a Detroit Tigers outing Saturday, July 8. For more in-formation about By Myself Singles and to receive the newsletter, caL 453-3892.

• JAYCEES MEETING The Plymouth Jaycees will bold a

monthly meeting 8 p.m. Thursday, July 27, at the Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 Farmer. The Plymouth Jaycees meet the fourth Thursday of each month. Guests may attend. The group is open to people ages 21-40 and is for people interested in com-munity involvement and leadership development

• DOCENT PROGRAM Docent training classes will start

Wednesday, Sept 13, at the Matthaei Bitanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor. Docents are volunteers who lead tours through the conserva-tory Those who enjoy learning about plants and sharing that knowledge with children and adults may apply. Classes will meet Wednesday morn-ings for three hours for approxi-mately five months, excluding De-cember. A review of basic botany will be included, with information on topics pertinent to the garden collec-tions, tour techniques and practice sessions. For an application or more information, call 763-7061.

• BUSINESSWOMEN The MA I A chapter, American

Business Women's Association, would like to form a new chapter in the Plymouth-Canton-Novi-Westland area. The organization is dedicated to the personal and professional ad-vancement of women. Fund-raising efforts in 1987-88 resulted in schol-arship awards of more than $4,000 A social/networking meeting will be planned for potential members. For more information, call 451-7205.

• TINNITUS SUPPORT A Tinnitus Support Group meets

the first Tuesday of each month at Botsford General Hospital's Educa-tion and Administration Building, on Grand River Avenue in Farmington Hills. The group is for those who ex-perience ringing in the ears or other head noises. For more information, call Bill Haskin, 595-4927.

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• CIVITAN CLUB The Plymouth-Canton Civitan

Club is a community service organi-zation for men and women. It meets at 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of the month for a business meeting at the Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce The club meets the third Thursday of the month at Karl's Restaurant for a dinner meeting and program. For more information, call 981-7259.

• MUSEUM FUN The Plymouth Historical Museum

is at 155 S. Main, Plymouth- It is open to the public 1-4 p.m. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. The current exhibit features wedding dresses from the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibit includes bridal accesso-ries. garters, wedding shoes and lace items. Victorian wedding gifts, in-cluding silver, cut glass and painted china, are featured. Special exhibits feature an extensive collection of Buster Brown memorabilia and col-lector license plates dating from 1912. Permanent exhibits include the Daisy Air Rifle Collection, the Alter car (manufactured in Plymouth) and the Ford Village Industries Exhibit. Admission price is $1 for adults, 50 cents for students ages 12-17, 25 cents for children ages 5-11. For more information, call 455-8940.

• BEAUTIFIERS The Canton Beautification Com-

mittee meets at 7:30 p.m. the third Wednesday of the month at Canton Township Hall, on Canton Center Road south of Proctor. For more in-formation, call Tillie Schultz, 453-6084. or Geri Wojcik. 459-4132

• AMATEUR RADIO The Stu Rockafellow Amateur Ra-

dio Society (SRARS) meets at 7:30 p.m. the third Tuesday of each month. Meetings of the non-profit amateur radio club are held in the council chambers, on the second floor of Plymouth City Hall. 201 S. Main St. Those who are interested in amateur radio, or in communica-tions in general, may attend. No meetings are held in July or August

• POLISH DANCERS The Polish Centennial Dancers

group includes dancers from the age of 4 through adulthood. Members dance at a number of community events, and will be featured in the Fourth of July parade in Plymouth The dancers are scheduled to per-form Aug. 13 at Detroit's Hart Plaza and Sept. 8-9 at the Plymouth Fall Festival. Dance classes are offered by the Polish Centennial Dancers For registration information, call 522-3777 or 427-2885

PROFESSIONAL SCULPTURED NAILS

• ART GALLERY An extensive selection of original

art work is available for rent at the Plymouth Community Arts Council's art rental gallery The gallery oper-ates from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. each Wednesday upstairs at the Dunning -Hough Library, 223 S. Main St.. Plymouth Rental price is $5 per pic-ture per month For more informa-tion. call the gallery, 459-0110, on Wednesdays, or 459-6896 at other times. Proceeds support such PCAC programs as grants and scholarships and are also used to buy new paint-ings for the gallery

• BRIDGE FUN A singles-bridge group meets 7:30

p.m. Mondays at the First Presbyte-rian Church of Northville. Lessons are available For more information, call 349-9104 (evenings).

• PIONEERS CLUB The Pioneers Senior Club of Can-

ion meets at 12:30 p.m. Fridays at the Canton Recreation Center, 42237 Michigan Ave. at Sheldon. New members may attend. For more in-formation, call 397-1000 Ext 278

• NEEDLEPOINT GUILD The Livonia chapter. American

Needlepoint Guild, meets at 7 p.m. the third Wednesday of each month. Meetings are held at the Livonia Senior Citizen Activity Center, 33000 Civic Center Drive. Needlepointers at all skill levels may attend For more information, call 864-2814

• EMBROIDERERS The Mill Race chapter of the Em-

broiderers' Guild of America meets at 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of each month. Meetings are held at the Fraternal Order of Eagles' second floor banquet room. 113 Center St., Northville. Stitchers at all levels mav attend. For more information, call 437-4478

• CANTON T O P S The Canton chapter of TOPS

(Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets 6 30-8 p.m. Thursdays at Geneva Presbyterian Church. 5835 N Shel-don, Canton. For more information, call 453-6543 or 344-8999 (evenings)

• OVEREATERS Overeaters Anonymous meetings

are held at 7 30 p.m. Mondays at Growth Works Inc., 271 S Main, Plymouth.

weddings and engagements

I V a i r n - C a n u m Karen Kay Canum of St Johns,

Mich., and James Scott Nairn of Plymouth were married May 6 at St. John's Lutheran Church in St Johns. The Rev. Ralph Schmidt performed the ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Lon and Kathy Canum of St. Johns. Her husband is the son of the late James and Ida Nairn.

The bride is a graduate of St. Johns High School, the Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing and the University of Michigan School of Nursing. She is employed with the University of Michigan Hospitals.

Her husband, a graduate of Plym-outh High School, attended School-craft College. He is a self-employed carpenter and is working with Hunt-er Construction.

Tamyra Inskeep was the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were sister of the bridegroom Kathy Hindman, Angie Pifer and Jessica Cronkhite. Erin and Krista Hindman were jun-ior bridesmaids.

Brother of the bridegroom Rob Nairn was the best man. The groomsmen were brother of the bridegroom Allan (Lanny) Nairn, Jim Parks and Andy McCord The ushers were Mark Hindman and Tom Magsig

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Dar l ing Tony and Carol Stradinger of Can-

ton announce the engagement of their daughter, Michelle Stradinger of Canton, to Todd Darling of Can-ton The prospective bridegroom is the son of Don and Kay Darling of South Lyon

The bride-elect is a graduate of Riverdale Senior High School in Riverdale, Ga

Her fiance attended South Lyon High School He is employed with Northern Window Products Inc in Brighton

A mid-September wedding is planned at the First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth

For her wedding, the bride wore a crystal organza gown with chantilly lace and a high illusion neckline. The gown had long straight sleeves with shoulder puffs, a mermaid skirt with A circular train and a back bow Her shoulder-length veil had a half crown with sequins and pearls

A dinner-dance was held at Smith Hall in St Johns

Following a wedding trip to Ha-waii, the newlyweds are making their home in Plymouth

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" I S T H E R E L I F E A F T E R 5 0 ? " Rev. L. E d w a r d Davis

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Divine W o r s h i p • a 11 A.M. Bible C l a s s a S S 9:30 A.M.

M o n d a y E v e n i n g S e r v i c e 7:30 P.M. Ralph Fischer, Pastor

Gary D Headapoht. Associate Pastor

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The Rev Ralph E. linger. Pastor The Rev. Carl E. Weni Pastoral Assistant

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Randy OeHnafcl. Principal 474-24M

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S u n d a y S c h o o l 9-.45 A.M. Dr. Wm. C. Moore - Pastor

Rev. Wm. T Branham - Associate Pastor

Q N u r s e r y P r o v i d e d

P h o n e 459-9550

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Rev Randy W h l t c o m b

Worship Service 10 00 a m

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O F O O D 1 1 6 S 3 Areola 425-6360 (Waa t o l P lymouth 6 lnkat«r)

Sunday School-10-00 A M Sunday WtwNp - 1H» AM.; 6:00 P.M. BW8 Study * Youth - Wad., 700 P M

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W o r a h i p Serv ice 9:30 A M

Nursery Provided

6 4 4 3 M e r r i m a n R d . (Bet Ford Rd A Wsrrsn)

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• J E W S F O R J E S U S The Jews for Jesus txaveljog

evangelistic team, The Liberated Wailing Wall, will be performing at 7 p.m. Saturday. July 8, at Temple Baptist Church. 2MOO W. Chicago. Redford Their presentation includes exploration of the identity crisis in-volved in Jews believing in the Jesus of the New Testament For informa-tion. call 255-3333

The Jews for Jesus also will per-form at 7 p.m. Sunday. July 9, at Ward Presbyterian Church. 17000 Farmington Road.near Six Mile. Livonia

Jews for Jesus is an independent missionary organization founded in 1973 by Moishe Rosen, who still heads the group. The staff consists of more than 100 workers.

The performance is open to the public

• M E S S A G E The Rev L. Edward Davis will be

the guest speaker at 8 30 a.m., 10 a.m.. and 1130 a.m. services at Ward Presbyterian Church. 17000 Farmington Road, at the corner of Six Mile, Livonia His message will be, "Is There Life After 50''"

• S I N G L E S M I S S I O N Single Point Ministry- of Ward

Presbyterian Church will send 25 people to Jackson, Miss., on July 23

The mission team will work with Voice of Calvary Ministries, rehabil-itating homes as a part of the Adopt-a-House program. When finished, the homes will be leased to a poor fami-ly or elderly person who will be relo-cated from sub-standard rental homes Families who maintain the new home can buy it for approxi-mately 1150 per month during a pe-riod of a few years

Single Point Ministry is for single adults 35 and older and is part of Ward Presbyterian Church

• E M P L O Y M E N T C O N C E R N S A C T I.O.N., a support group for

people with employment concerns, will meet at Ward Presybyterian Church in Livonia at 7 p.m. during the months of July and August. The Monday meetings that will take place include: July 10, "Achieving Your Potential.'- July 24."Beginning Your Job Search;" August 14, "Self-Directed Job Search;" Aug. 18, "In-terviewing Number One," Sept. 11, there will be no A C T.I.O.N, meet-ing; and Sept. 2 5, "Interviewing Number 2."

• M U S I C The Continentals, an internation-

ally recognued musical group, will present a concert at 6 p.m. Sunday, July 16, at First Baptist Church, 36125 Glenwood, Wayne. The Con-tinentals will feature 24 vocalists and a 10-piece orchestra performing Christian songs, hymn medleys and gospel arrangements

• D I V O R C E Single Point Ministries will pres-

ent a summer session of Divorce Re-covery at Ward Presbyterian Church in Livonia at 7-9:30 p.m. Monday, July 17. through Saturday. July 22. Andy Morgan will present lectures followed by small group discussions The fee is $25 and pre-registration is required For information, call 422-1854

• J A M A I C A B O U N D A mission team of 23 senior high

school students and five adults from

Thursday. July 6, 1969 (MtE

Ward Presbyterian Church in Livo-nia will travel to Jamaica to work with people in poverty in the Mon-tego Bay area

The team will conduct a vacation Bible school and help in building and moving a library The team will spend a week in Jamaica, returning to the Detroit area on July 23 The group will raise a substantial amount of money on their own in or-der to make the trip.

Another group from Ward Church will leave for Europe oo July 19. Some 13 teenagers will spend three weeks in ministry as a part of the "Love Europe" program of Opera-tion Mobilization, an international missions organization. The team will spend two weeks in Bristol, England, doing street ministry, performing a puppet ministry and musical minis-try in clubs and parks.

• H O S T I L I T Y The topic, "What to Say To Hostile

People." will be addressed by Dr Bartlett Hess at Ward Presbyterian Church in Livonia, during three morning sessions at 8:30 a.m., 10 a.m. 11 30 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 6. Also, Dr Bill Greenman who is a Christian psychologist will deliver the mes-sage at 7 p.m.

• C O N V E N T I O N Aglow with the Spirit" is a con-

vention of Sisters in Christ to be held Friday, Oct. 6. and Saturday, Oct. 7, at the Southfield Hilton in the Con-ference Center. Each congregation is asked to send a delegate and the cost is $15 For more information, write Virginia Smith, 36721 Sunnydale Livonia, 48154

• C L A S S E S The Michigan Lutheran Ministries

Institute, a school of the Michigan District, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod will be holding fall classes at the Lutheran Center Association building, 579 E. Nine Mile, Ferndale The institute was started in 1984 to specifically train laity for work in the church

Classes offered include "Time Management ' on Sept 26, Oct 10, Oct. 24, Nov 7 and Nov. 28; "Facili-tating Group Work" on Nov. 18, Dec. 16. Jan 6, 1990, and Jan. 27, 1990; and "Doctrine I" on Sept. 30, Nov 4 and Dec. 9,

To register for these classes, peo-ple should attend the first class scheduled For information, call 541-0788

• A L C O H O L I C S S U P P O R T G R O U P S

Alcoholics for Christ, Alcoholics for Christ Family Group and Adult Children of Alcoholics meet weekly at Ward Presbyterian Church tn Livonia. Groups meet at 7:30 p jn . Thursdays in Fellowship Hall and 1 p.m. Fridays in Room A-5. Ward Presbyterian Church is at 17000 Farmington Road, at the corner of Six Mile. For information, call 534-6383

Alcoholics for Christ is a Christian fellowship and support group for al-coholics, their families and con-cerned people.

The group also meets at 7:30 p.m. Fridays at Detroit First Church of the Nazarene, 21260 Haggerty, north of Eight Mile, Farmington Hills; at 7 30 p.m. Fridays at Westland Full Gospel Church, 34023 Palmer. West-land, at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at Church of God in Christ, 3S44 Harrison. Ink-ster. at 7:30 p.m. Mondays at Fairhaven Assembly of God, 876 Beech Daly. Dearborn Heights; and at 7:30 p.m. Saturdays at Fair lane Alliance Church. 905 Mason, north of Michigan Avenue. Dearborn. For more information, call 399-9955 be-tween 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. weekdays.

A priestly pursuit. . . Rector doesn't see herself as trailblazer By Julie Brown staff writer

Earlier this year, the Rev Marga-ret Silk-Young traveled to Sioux Falls, S.D., to see her grandson who had been born in April.

Silk-Young was proud to see her fourth grandchild. Her role during that visit wasn't just that of a proud grandmother, however She baptized her grandson

"This is the third time I've done it," said Silk-Young, associate rector at St. John's Episcopal Church in Plymouth Township. "It's a thrill "

Silk-Young, 51, has been at St. John's Episcopal Church for about a year and a half Most people there know her by her nickname, Marnie.

The Northville resident has been ordained as a priest for about three years and served as a deacon before that

SHE COMES to Plymouth Town-ship by way of Petoskey, Mich., and Chicago While in Petoskey, she worked as an assistant and then as the priest in charge at that parish.

Silk-Young, a lifelong Episcopali-an, did a number of different thing* in the Chicago area, where she lived for about 20 years. She worked as a chaplain in a retirement community and as an associate in another par-ish. While in the seminary. Silk-Young worked at a small inner-city parish on the south side of Chicago.

She'd worked as a social worker for a couple of years before entering the seminary, and had earlier been a school library secretary when her children were younger Silk-Young started college in the late 1960s, and in 1980 earned a bachelor of science degree from George Williams Col-lege in Illinois.

In 1985, she graduated from Sea-bury-Western Theological Seminary in Evanston, 111., with a master of divinity degree.

As a college student, Silk-Young thought about a number of fields to enter, "none of which seemed to fit."

After a period of time, she decided to enter the ministry Silk-Young doesn't consider herself a real trail-blazer as a woman priest.

T o some extent I'm not cut out to be one of those trailblazers in that sense

Women have been ordained as Episcopal priests since the mid-\ PilW V n n si • • ilera h mrmmM 1 w r Vs. J t n - I tJUQg CODSzOCn OCTBOI more of a pioneer and part of the second or third wave

HER GENDER hasn't been much

of an issue at St John's Episcopal Church When she was in Petoskey and Chicago, it was more of an issue.

"It is very nice not to be out of the ordinary, which I was in the other two dioceses." When she goes to meetings of clergy now. Silk-Young sees other women priests.

Some people in her current parish were not convinced women should be priests, some of those parishioners have changed their thinking oo that subject.

In working with the vestry, or par-ish board, at St. John s Episcopal Church, Silk-Young and parishioners tried to discern what makes the par-ish special One of the many things mentioned was that the clergy is both male and female.

"It seems to be that it symbolizes a wholeness and through that symbol speaks to the people of the impor-tance of all people "

She remembers the time when she first shared with her children her in-terest in becoming a priest.

"My son felt that was a natural since I'd been preaching to them all their lives," she said with a smile.

She has five children and four grandchildren. Her children range in age from 25 to 32. Nooe have en-tered the ministry; three are teach-

•ers, one's a pilot and ooe works as a manager of customer aei vices for a mailing firm.

Silk-Young, originally f rom Ponti-ac, moved to the Chicago area in the mid-1960s. She's glad she decided to become a priest and found back to the Detroit area.

THE MOST exciting part of her work is seeing people grow in their relationships with the Lord. She finds pastoral counseling rewarding.

"Liturgy, both the worship and the shaping of worship, are very hifh on my list of enjoyment" She enjoys preaching and helping people broad-en their vision of God-

Paperwork isn't Silk-Young's fa-vorite task.

"My desk sort of portrays t h a t I guess. It just always aeema to be ahead of me."

She works with the Rev. Robert Shank, rector at S t John's Episcopal Church. Silk-Young usually spends one day a week on sermon prepara-tion, typically early In the week.

Bible study with parishioners is part of her work week

"Bible study is one of m y joys." People are able to share how the Lord is working in their Uvea and to learn from one another through sharing.

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Silk-Young attends committee meetings and takes care of paper-work Counseling, mostly with indi-viduals, ts part of her Joh as welL

Those seeking counseling need help with any number of issues, in-cluding handling problems with chil-dren, caring for EG*"G parents, deal-

ing with death and other losses, and; coping with divorce or marital prob-1 lems.

SAK-Young may move to another parish at some point

" B u t Tm c e r t a i n l y n o t in a IWRY • to leave this place. It 's a good place to be . " — -

Community projects need commitment President Bush has made his pro-

posal for a new volunteer corps He states that the problems of the na-tion can only be solved by private initiatives The citizens of our nation will be asked to give time and tal-ents t o help renew o u r society. T h e funding that he is asking from Con-gress will only provide advertise-ment of the program

America's churches and syna-gogues have been involved in such social programs for a long time. What are the elements which make these efforts successful?

The church I a m associated w i t h has sent two major mission teams out a year These teams have worked with local people in building and renewing facilities. Behind these programs are not only a few people with commitment and vision, but a whole community of people who sup-

port them financially and personal-ly-

T H E R E N E W A L of society will only happen when it is bora out ol community Individual persons can-not do the work nor can they sustain such a commitment.

The President 's idea will remain only an idea until people are found and hired to build community IWNMG those who serve. It takes many and a great deal of commitment to create community.

The president could turn to the re-ligious institutions to find leadership and experience for his program . The seriousness and difficulty of such a plan is beyond anything that we now see in his speeches. Wonderful things can be accomplished by committed volunteers. Wise leadership is re-quired. How can this be ohtslaerl

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moral perspectives

Rev. David Strong without funding?

I believe that the President is cor-rect when he says that there are in-stances in our nation where prob-lems have been solved. All we need to do, be believes, is find these exam-ples and multiply t h e m

The idea Is good. 1%e translation of a program from one place to an-other is not simple.

CHURCHES HAVE tried to do this very thing. Some ideas can be moved to another site, but the program still

°—HE needs to be built within a ty-

I hope that President B o h is not just another Ronald Raafaa , talking about aa idea which will never come to be. We do need individaals who wiD volunteer to solve same of the serious problems of our nation U will take much leadership aad maa^

comes reaL The Rev. David Strong is pas-

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of Lyme disease on the increase Until a few y e a n ago, Lyme disease was little known Now the Wayne County Health Department is advis-

ing residents that two cases of the disease have been reported in Wayne County this year.

Lyme disease is caused by an organism named Borre-lia burgdorferi spread to humans f rom the bite of an Infected tick The disease got its name f rom the town where It was first identified. Lyme, Coon.

"The number of ticks increases during warmer months and are usually found in fields and wooded areas, especially where deer, wild rodents and other an-imals live," said Dr. Donald La wrench uk, health depart-ment medical director. "People become exposed by walking or hiking in tick infested areas where they may be bitten by ticks. "

Ticks latch on to exposed skin areas and obtain a blood meal f rom the person. It is during the tick feeding

process that tbe organism is transferred to the human. Lawrenchuk said. Experts believe that the tick usually must be feeding on the individual for about 48 hours in order to transmit enough of the organism to cause the disease

State records show that reports of Lyme disease have been slowly increasing since 1984. when the first case was reported. There were two cases in 1985, eight in 198«, six in 1987 and 30 in 1988

ACCORDING to Keith Waite. director of the health department 's disease Control Division, the two cases found in the county so far this year were probably the result of exposure to the organism in October or No-vember of last year

"Lyme disease in the past has been confined to areas of the Upper Peninsula and other states as Connecticut.

Wisconsin, Minnesota. California and Oregon with a few isolated cases reported in several other states, but it now appears to be increasing in Michigan,'' he said.

The incubation period (tune from exposure to the in-fected tick until symptoms begin) ranges f rom three to 32 days. The symptoms include achiness tn the )oints. nerve changes, cardiac involvement, rash, malaise (ill feeling) accompanied by fatigue, fever, headache, stiff neck and muscle achiness. - -

Serious chronic complications can occur in some peo-ple which may include arthrit is and heart coodiUonsîJ the disease persists and is not treated

, Individuals can protect themselves from tick bites several ways, including:

• Avoid going into areas where deer are known to habitate

• If you must go into those infested areas, wear long-

sleeved clothing and luck pant legs into socks so that ticks don't climb up the pant leg.

• Use insect repellents, if you go into infested areas

• CHECK yourself and your children for evidence of ticks oo exposed body areas. If ticks are present, re-move them with tweezers in a safe manner

Hunters should follow the above precautions while hunting and even during the meat processing of animals which may harbor ticks.

If the symptoms occur, individuals should seek medi-cal attention. Blood tests are able to determine tbe pres-ence of the organism and medications are available to treat the disease. Lawrenchuk said

For more information about Lyme disease, call the Wayne County Health Department Disease Control Divi-sion at 467-3325

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OU professor warns against government 'manipulation' By R J . King special writer

As China scurries to lure back for-eign businesses that fled a f t e r the military crackdown on tbe democra-cy movement last month, the coordi-nator of East Asian studies at Oak-land University warns it won't be business as usual for some time.

"I think the hard-liners have won the batt le but lost the war," said Richard Stamps, an associate pro-fessor of anthropology and a Roches-ter Hills resident. "American com-panies should recognize that China is still maintaining an open-door poli-cy. but things are not what they seem."

Stamps noted that Chinese govern-ment agencies are now inviting American executives back to meet-ings in Beijing, suddenly armed with favorable new terms or promising meetings with officials who had been nnavailahle for months.

But the invitations turn out to be Communist propaganda campaigns, he said, where participants are filmed by Chinese television crews for use on the state-controlled news programs to promote the appear-ance of business as usual a f te r the army's killing of students and work-ers in and around Beijing's Tianan-men Square.

"American companies should look out for the possibility of being ma-nipulated by the Chinese govern-ment." Stamps said f rom his f i rs t -floor office in Wilson Hail. "Howev-er, there a re targets of opportunity in the future, and businesses should try to maneuver for the right oppor-tunity at the right time."

BECAUSE OF THE unpredictable political climate, Stamps said an an-nual China study tour he has led for tbe last six years was canceled. Tbe three-week summer trip a t t rac ts area school teachers, students and retirees.

"Obviously there is a need to be very cautious in dealing with the Chinese right now," be said. "Com-

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panies should maintain their con-tacts and connections but should not make any rash decisions or jump to any conclusions."

Because of China's heavy reliance on foreign trade, which now ac-counts for nearly a third of its na-tional income. Stamps said it is cru-cial for China to bring foreign busi-nesses back, not only to legitimize the administration oif Deng Xiaop-ing, the country's senior leader, but also to shore up a suddenly unstable economy.

For the first four months of this year, inflation has been running at an annua) rata of just under t o per-cent, according to the Washington D.C.-based U.S.-China Business Council. The council said a severe credit shortage has caused the Chi-nese government to abort some proj-ects.

"The problems of China's econo-my stem from underemployment where perhaps three clerks handle what one clerk could handle very easily," Stamps said. "Another prob-lem is that it is very hard to fire any-one because under the old system ev-

erybody had a job." Addressing those companies that

hold out future prospects of doing business in China, Stamps advised thorough market research and a complete understanding of the mar-ketplace before driving stakes in Chinese soil. _

Despite accounting for one-fifth of the world's population, "China has a very narrow market. You can ' t ex-pect to sell a Chevrolet in every ga-rage, and many American products are not appropriate to their econo-my. They don't really need luxury cars, but rather light trucks."

Stamps, who teaches in the cross cultural training program that helps Americans more effectively conduct business with the Chinese and Japa-naese, said likely success In tbe Chi-nese market would come f rom in-vestments in computers, telecom-munications, energy production, machine tools, manufacturing tech-nology and automation.

BUT FOR A Communist s tate that started experimenting with a free-market system 10 years ago, leading foreigners to believe in a more dem-

Managers torn between party, Western techniques

Chinese middle managers who have been increasingly exposed to Western ways of doing business see those methods as a way to succeed in a global economy.

Even with current turmoil in China, the government would have to close down all exposure to the rest of the world's business to reverse the trend toward adopting Western man-agement methods. And that is un-likely, according to Herbert W. Hil-debrandt, a University of Michigan business professor

At the same time, managers will be thrown into greater conflict as they value both education and a role in the Communist party as the quick-est ways to business leadership posi-tions, he said.

"In the business arena, I think the current political disruptions Id China are just that - temporary disrup-tions," Hildebrandt said. "The ques-tion will be to what extant the gov-ernment wishes to harden Its posi-tion In the economic scene

"That will be increasingly difficult because the genie of education Is out of the bottle Enterprise managers know that being aware of modern

principles only will help them do s bet tar job."

Hildebrandt surveyed 4M middle managers in SI manufacturing in-dustries f rom 1M7 to IMS, focusing on their career paths, sociological patterns, lifestyles and

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younger the manager, the more edu-cated he or she is.

"THEIR EDUCATION gives them exposure to tbe rest of the world, and contact with countries where there Is a lot of entrepreneurship and freedom," Hildebrandt said. "With Deng Xiaoping'! earlier eco-nomic reforms and posh toward modernization, there was a large student exchange program and semi-nars sponsored by universities from the United States, Japan, Germany, Canada and other iioaatrlss

When asked wbat they believed to be the best educational preparation for a management career. M.4 per-cent recommended majoring In busi-ness administration at the ondar-graduate level, to improve overall managerial skills before Issuing to

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ocratic China, Stamps said the re-cent killings by the Chinese army prove the country is still a tightly controlled Communist state.

"Tbe Chinese are very proud peo-ple, and the one thing they can't stand is outsiders telling them what to do. They don't care what tbe world arena thinks about the killings — to them that is an internal affair.

"It 's their game, with their rules, and people have to recognize that you can't go over there and play their game with our rules."

As for the future business climate

in China, Stamps believes American companies should approach the country with long-term development plans in mind.

"The Pacific Rim will be the big-gest marketplace during the 21st century, and businesses should not write China off."

Businesses should also avoid quar-terly-ltis, he said.

"Companies need to back up from looking at quarterly profits and de-velop five- and 10-year plans. For any company that wants to establish world status, China has to be part of the picture.'*. .

Vickers' Chinese dealings on hold

A Troy company with offices in Beijing is adopting a wait-and-see approach before sending employees back to China.

"Our staff was removed to Hong Kong at the beginning of June just before the shooting started," said Jack Walrad, director of licensing for Vickers Inc. in Troy, which sells machine tools and plastics through nine licensing agreements with sev-eral Chinese factories. "Those peo-ple are still in Hong Kong and they won't return until after stability is restored."

Walrad suspected the company's representative office was "raped with gunfire f rom the street." but no one has been able to confirm the news. He was basing his assessment on reports f rom tbe U.S.-China Busi-ness Council, which has offices or the 22nd floor of tbe CTTIC building near Tiananmen Square. Vickers has offices on the 11th floor.

While Vickers has maintained con-tact with Chinese officials, travel ar-rangements have been sharply cur-tailed. with only one-day trips avail-able, he said. With $5 million in Chinese revenues last year, a small percentage of Vickers" total reve-nues of WOO million, Walrad said the company was proceeding slowly.

"China promises great potential, but we want to wait until operations are restored to normal before re-turning," he said "But we do not want to cut off relations at this time.

— R J . King

its and losses, they find that finance courses provide an essential founda-tion for decision making.

"SALES AND MARKETING skills were not of great importance when China's economy was tightly con-trolled at the center. In today's more competitive and export-oriented en-vironment, the managers have learned to value skills in these areas."

But while M.4 percent of the man-agers believed that majoring in gen-eral management /business adminis-tration is tbe quickest route toward Job advancement, they cboee politics as the second best wsy to get to the top Chinese Communist P a r t y secretaries are present in factories to oversee employees, communicate party Instructions, and sse~Ekarpar-ty principles are Implemented and adhered to. Hildebrandt said. More than one-fourth, or 27 3 percent, of the managers surveyed picked the political/ideological path as the fast set route to a position of importance within s hustnees

- "This means that middle mana-gers will be increasingly torn apar t , " Hildebrandt said. "They recognise the importance of the par ty rtmte and party support, bat they also see the greet p r o g — made onder West-ern managerial practices.**

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Thanday, July 6 — "Getting Help with Drugs and Alcohol" workshop offered noon to 1 p.m. in tbe third-floor auditorium of Comprehensive Health Services' main building, 2875 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit Informa-tion: Comprehensive Health Ser-vices, 875-4100 Ex t 2087.

• OFFICE PARKS Wednesday, J sly 12 — Environ-

mental Risks in Land and Develop-ment" will be discussed at a 7:30 aan. breakfast meeting of the Na-tional Association of Industrial and Office Parks. Tbe meeting will be at the Novi Hilton, 21111 Haggerty, Novi. Noo-member fee: $17. Infor-mation. Chris Grant, 1-904-5050.

• EXPO @ DETROIT ; Moaday-Wednesday, Oct 23-25 -UNIX Exposition held in Hyatt Re-gency Hotel in Dearborn. Informa-tion: Expotech Inc., 1-082-1824.

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Tuesday, Jely 18 — Free seminar, "Catastrophic Medicare Bill and Ways to Combat tbe Effects," begins at 7 p jn . at tbe Carl Sandberg

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• BEING A PARENT Thursday, July 13 — "Effective

Parenting" workshop offered nooo to 1 p.m. in the third-floor auditorium of Comprehensive Health Services' main building, 2875 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit Information: Comprehen-sive Health Services, 875-4200 Ext 2087.

• NETWORKING Thursday, Jely 20 — "Network-

ing" workshop offered nooo to 1 p.m. in the third-floor auditorium of Com-prehensive Health Services' main building. 2875 W. Grand Blvd., De-troit Information: Comprehensive Health Services, 875-4200 Ext 2087

• FINANCIAL INFORMATION Friday, J sly 21 — "Financial In-

formation for Business Owners" of-fered 8:30 a.m. to nooo at Wayne State University, 0001 Cass, Detroit Fee: 145. Information: Jim Coo to, College of Lifelong Learning, 577-4005

• FINANCIAL PLANNING Monday, Jsly 24 — "Worry-Free

Investing" presented at 1 p.m. at the Civic Park Senior Center, 15218 Farmington Road, Livonia. Pres-enter Lawrence J. Fisher of L.J. Fisher A Associates. Information: Kathy Clark, 522-2710.

• HOME-BASED BUSINESSES

Wednesday, Jely 26 — "How to Start and Manage Your own Home-Based Business" offered 0-9 p.m. at Detroit College of Business, Oak-mand Boulevard sooth of Michigan Avenue in Dearborn. Fee: $28. Infor-mation: 581-4400 Ext. 248.

Send information for Datebook to the business editor, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Infor-mation must be received by Mon-day to be published in the coming Thursday issue. Publication is not guaranteed. Information should contain a daytime telephone number where information'can be verified. If your item is about something to happen several weeks in the future, it may be run more than once, space permit-ting.

Jeffrey R. Jenkins of Canton Township, executive vice president of the Loeffler Group Inc., an-nounces the opening of an office in Livonia Tbe office will be beaded by Joseph Clark. Tbe telephone number is 425-8520.

Mark E. Broewer and Kenneth W. Vermealea, both of Plymouth, joined the law firm of Warner, Norcross It Judd. Brouwer received his doctor of law degree from Wayne State Uni-versity. Vermeulen received his doc-tor of law degree from the Harvard Law School.

R. Brace Corns tock of Redford Township joined William Kessler and Associates, Architects and Inte-rior Designers In Detroit as con-struction administrator. Comstock has worked oo such projects as $75 million worth of construction at Michigan State University and an operations center for CBS/Fox Vi-deo and a high-rise at Michigan Technologic University.

Dr. Sasaa Ivey of Plymouth is tbe new physician at the St Mary Hospi-tal Health Care Center-Northville as of July 1. Although Dr. Ivey will han-

dle all types of patients, she will spe-cialize in women and children. In her last year at the University of Michi-gan, Ann Arbor, she was chief resi-dent.

Helen Mfcallef of Livonia is one of 12 employees from Mazda Motor Manufacturing (USA) Corp. who were selected recently to enter the company's apprenticeship program, which is scheduled to begin this month. The four-year program will offer specialized training in one of three skilled trades: electrician, tool and die maker, or machine repair-As a participant Micallef will receive 8,000 hours of on-the-job training and technical instruction alongside journeymen and skilled trade employees.

Janet Steiner of Redford Town-ship was named director of sales and marketing for the Presidential Inn, a ISO-room inn at 1-75 and Northline Road in Southgate. Before joining the Presidential Inn, Steiner was di-rector of sales for the Hotel Pontchartrain in Detroit During her

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B i g 3 d i d n ' t d e s e r v e b r i c k b a t i Tfcars are just three domestic auto

companies buying magazine ads compared to 20 import automakers, which is one reason why the auto en-thusiast magazines traditionally fa-vor foreign cars.

I, for one. think most foreign cars are more fun than domestic cars I also like women with foreign ac-cents, which is why I married some-one from New Jersey. But I digress

I resist trying to justify my prefer-ence for foreign cars, but I freely acknowlege it as I struggle to main-tain objectivity in automotive-type prose

THE FOREIGN-CAR bias is a preference shared by most auto writers, many of whom remember their first love as a sadomasochistic affair with a British roadster

Rarely, however, have I read such a one-sided barrage at the domestic industry as the three diatribes in the current issue of Car and Driver, all taking swings at the domestic indus-try's stand against raising the na-tional corporate average fuel econo-my standard

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Adding injury to insult, the maga-zine includes 10 car reviews, induc-ing a brushoff of Chevrolet's new Lu-mina, glowing praise of the aew Nis-san 300ZX, Porsche and Jaguar, then a couple of snide remarks aSout the Ford Escort

C'mon guys

I DID a little figuring and discov-ered that the average fuel economy of the issue u> question was 25.4 mpg highway — two mpg worr? than the current CAFE standards, let akne any proposed in the future.

More interesting, two of the three highest-mileage cars in the tane were domestics, the derided Chevro-let Lamina sedan, and the Escort — with the third the Chrysler-marketed Eagle Summit, engineered in Japan.

Tbe Chevy ranked with the top three in mileage despite an automat-ic transmission and five passenger seats, and weighs less than the two-place 300 ZX, as well as getting 5 mpg better fuel economy. Maybe Mssrs Runkle et al have been doing their homework after all.

THE "CRUDE" Escort turned out to be tbe lightest car tested in the

issue, as well as the most ecooomi cai Heavyweights included two Jap-anese and ooe British sedan Only Ford's Continental (which also had the worst fuel economy in the iseee) made the list of the five heaviest cars tested, and two of the five were actually two-seat sports cars. Guess which domestic car impressed the editors the most

Unnoticed to the performance-ori-ented enrhnsisst press, domestic cars have made the greatest gains hi fuel economy and have sorpaesed imports in f e d economy per passen-ger carried for several years, while the imported sports cars and per formance sedans favored by tbe magazines have been getting fatter and less efficient

Typical is the the current issue of Car and Driver, where the most slav-ish praise is reserved for the least efficient cars.

Based oo its magazine average ecooomy score. Car and Driver would be paying hefty gaa-gnzzler, taxes right now Any government legislation raising the MAFE would, of course, put than oat of hnsinev; far more quickly than raising tbe CAFE standard would hurt tbe do-mestic auto industry

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Thursday. July 6, 1989 O&E

Attitude of some 3rd-class mail insults the reader It used to be that Thursdays were

junk mail days, but now it seems that almost every day is junk mail

„ 4»y for the small business owner , Used as a means to promote a

company's products or services, junk mail represented SO percent of the total mail distributed in this country

- last year — up from 14 percent in •: IMi.

Junk mail a re those pieces that are sent through the U.S. Postal Ser-

, Vice third class. So these statistics do , not ref lect the distribution efforts of „"sax-beads" and those who opt for

first-class mail.

' * ' ALTHOUGH third-class mail rep-• m l

.. marketplace H e Alpine Insurance Agency of

i -Redford Township joined the Inde-, p*»nHpnt Inûr^nrf AgCntS of Michi-J gan. Alice McGee owns the agency - Through her affiliation with the f HAM, McGee subscribes to a profes-

sional code of business ethics and be-* comes one of 11,000 members state-I wide. t Ghafsr i Associates Inc. of Livonia ' acquired Benjamin. Woodhouse and * Guenther Inc. a former competitor

with offices in Dearborn. BWG will I operate as a division of Ghafari As-; sociates.

Small-business owners in Niichi-' gan can call the U.S. Small Business - Administration's toll-free "Answer I Desk" telephone service to get help " on problems connected with their - business and the federal govern-- ment. Tbe telephone number is 1

(BOO) 3S8-5855. It is staffed during * normal business hours.

* A f r ee international business ser-* vice directory is available to any - Michigan company doing business - abroad. Tbe directory is designed * also to help foreign companies move - to Michigan. To get a copy, call - Mirk Santucci at 1(517) 373-6390.

* Tbe Better Business Bureau, De-" troit and Eastern Michigan is look-* ing for volunteers to become arbitra-* tors. Arbitrators conduct informal • hearings and render final decisions ! in disputes concerning products and ' services. For information, call 962-* 0550.

; A toll-free telephone service * makes it easier to learn the current

interest rate paid on variable-rate I U.S. Savings Bonds and other facts * about the U £ . Treasury security. • Dial 1-(800)-US-BONDS.

Send information for Market-place to Business EUHtor, Observ-

. e r it Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Dead-

line is Monday for publication in ~i fhe coming Thursday issue. If J j p u r item is about something to + "fmppen several weeks in the fu-t " t » r e , i t may be run more

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resents a legitimate form of adver-tising for small businesses, it may have hit a new low with celebrity en-dorsements

To add to the national disease of junk thinking, form letters from ce-lebrities are included as another method to feed on your sense of flat-tery

Louis Rukeyeser. investments an-alyst. said, "The idea that we're going to be so bowled over by seeing the name of somebody important oo a letter machine-addressed to us and that we're going to fall into an awes-truck stupor and buy whatever is being sold is ludicrous."

focus: small business Mary DiPaolo

HE ADDS that when such mail plays fair with us it can have its uses "But too often, as in the case of the celebrity form letter, it t reats us with contempt and inspires the same in return."

For example, "valued Shuttle cus-

tomers ' of Eastern Airlines' fre-quent flier mileage program are due to receive a letter and bonus mileage certificate from Donald Trump if they fly a couple hundred miles on the new Trump shuttle.

In another, Grace Mirabella. for-

mer Vogue magazine editor, who has started her own magazine, suggests "I believe there's an important seg ment of the female population and you and I are a part of it that is not being served by the maga-zines that are currently being pub-lished

SOUNDS PRETTY impressive ex cept for the fact that Rukeyser received both letters and has neither flown the shuttle nor is he a woman

I've always wondered why the the opportunities you would like to take advantage of never seem to be in-cluded in the mail For example.

Canadian travelers under age 28 may stay f ree at one of 55 hotels throughout Denmark during Youth Travel 89, which runs until July 9

I t s curious that I know many young Canadians who would love to have received a notice about this program but haven't not even from the prime minister

Mary Ihl'aolo is the owner of MarkeTrends, a Farmington HiUs-based business consulting firm She is also producer and host of the cable television series.

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obituaries WILLARD G (BILL) OLSON

Funeral services for Mr Willard G BUI Olson. 62, of Plymouth were June 28 at Schrader Funeral Home

Mr Olson died June 26 in Ann Ar bor He was born Sept 5. 1926, in Plymouth

Mr Olson was employed with 01 son Heating for more than 20 years as a furnace repairman He retired Ul 1988

At the time of his death Mr Olson was post commander of the Novi American Legion Post. No 19 He also belonged to the Northville VFW Post

Mr Olson set ,rO « th th<• U S Army, 27th lnfar.iry lv«-giiM-iH!> n World War II in the South Pacific

He received numerous community service awards from organizations such as Special Olympics and the Civitans

Mr Olson is survived by his wife Loretta Olson of Plymouth, daugh-ters Kathleen Sarten of Plymouth. Karen Parsons ol Sarasnl^ Fla and

Rebecca Lx>rnoff of Traverse City, son Roger Olson of Brighton. 11 grandchildren, four sisters and three brothers

Memorial contributions may be given to the American Cancer Soci-ety

WILEY LEE BLEVINS

Services for Wiley Lee Blevins, 90 of Westland were June 30 at Lam-bert-Vei meulen Funeral Home in Plymouth

Mr Blevins died June 27 at Uni-versity Hospital in Ann Arbor

He was born April 12. 1899, in Coeburn. Va

Mr Blevins was a steel heat t r e a t e r

He is survived by daughters, Helen Stewart of Plymouth and Shirley Nejelske of Royal Oak. sons, Emery Blevins of Bessemer. Ala and Jack Blevins of Canton, brother, James Blevins of Indiana, and sisters, Emma Chadwick of Indiana and Ruby Meyer of Hale four grandchil-

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Identify people in the photograph from left to right and by their first names and surnames as well as by the towns in which they live

Send the information to the Ob-server Newspapers. 489 S Mam, Plymouth 48170

C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F C A N T O N

C A N T O N T O W N S H I P P L A N N I N G C O M M I S S I O N

N O T I C E O F P L ' B L I C H E A R I N G

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CHAR-TER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON. WAYNE COUNTY. MICHIGAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Act 184 of the Public Acts of 1943 of the Slate of Michigan, as amended, and pursuant to the Zoning Ordinance of the Charter Township of Canton that the Planning Commission of the Charter Town-ship of Canton will hold a Public Hearing 00 Monday, July 10, 1989. at the Canton Township Administration Building, 1150 S Canton Center Road at 7 JO p m on the following proposed amendments to tbe Zoning Ordinance CONSIDER REQUEST TO REZONE PARCEL 064 99 0007 000 FROM R-2 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO R-3. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IS LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF CANTON CENTER ROAD BETWEEN SALTZ AND CHERRY HILL ROADS

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JOHN BURDZLAK. Chairman Planning Commission

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C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F CANTON CANTON T O W N S H I P P L A N N I N G COMMISSION

N O T I C E O F P U B L I C H E A R I N G

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CHAR TER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON. WAYNE COUNTY. MICHIGAN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Act 1S4 of the Public Act* oi 1»4J at tbe State of Michigan, as amended, and pursuant to the Zoning Ordinance ot the Charter Township of Canton that the Planning Commission of the Char ter Town-ship of Canton will bold a Public Hearing on Monday. July IS. 1989. a t the Canton Township Administration Building, 1150 S Cantos Center Road at 7 90 p m on the following proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance. CONSIDER REQUEST TO AMEND FOREST BROOK PLANNED UNIT DE-VELOPMENT AGREEMENT TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF CONDOMINI-UM PROPERTY IS LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF PALMER ROAD AND MORTON TAYLOR ROADS. PARCEL NO 105-

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dren and eight great grandchildren Interment was in White Chapel

Memorial Cemetery in Troy

ROBERTW BRANDT

Services were held recently for Robert W Brandt, 57. of Plymouth Township

Mr Brandt died June 26 at St Mary Hospital Hospital in Livonia Hi was born June 16, 1932, in EI-inira. N Y

Mr Brandt was a retired automo-tive mechanical engineer for Kelsey Hayes and Rockwell Interntational He was a member of the Society of Automotive Engineers

Mr Brandt is survived by his wife, Joan Dole Brandt, mother, Olive Brandt of Watertown, N Y , sons, Mark of Troy and Andrew of North-ville, daughters Marianne Thomas of Plymouth and Gail of Washington. D C . sister Eleanor Spink of Water-town, and two grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to the Endowment Fund OmjthoJogy Labo-ratory. C 0 Cornell University. Jen-dy Hall. 159 Sapsucker Woods Road, Ithaca. N Y 14850

MARILEE DCNKELBERGER

Services for Manlee Dunkel-

berger, 69. of Plymouth were June 29 at the First Presbyterian Church

Mrs Dunkelberger died June 25 in Ann Arbor She was born Feb 9, 1920. in Three Rivers, Mich

Mrs Dunkelberger was a regis-tered nurse She came to the Plym-outh community in 1973 from Livo-nia She lived in Livonia 1960-1973, and in Sturgis before 1960

Mrs Dunkelberger was a member of the First Preabyterian Church of Plymouth She graduated from Na-zareth College in Kalamazoo in 1943 with a bachelors of science degree with a major in nursing.

Mrs Dunkelberger is survived by her husband, Richard of Plymouth, son, Michael of Southiield, daugh-ters, Judy Burkett of Romulus and Susan Russo of Miramar. Fla.; and four grandchildren

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Soci-ety, the American Heart Association of Michigan, or the Endowment Fund for Presbyterian Village, 17383 Garfield, Detroit! 48240

FRED A JONES SR

Services for Fred A Jones, Sr., 90. of Livonia were June 28 at Schrader Funeral Home.

C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F C A N T O N

P U B L I C N O T I C E

The report on uses of GENERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS for the fiscal year of 1988 has been submitted, as required, bv the Charter Township of Can-ton

The report is available for public inspection on weekdays at tbe Township Clerk s Office, 1150 S Canton Center Road. Canton. Michigan 48188 during regular business hours of 8 00 A.M. to 4 30 P.M

LOREN BENNETT Clerk

F'uOlah Jul* 8 !»•»

C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F P L Y M O U T H

L E G A L N O T I C E

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

J U L Y 18, 1 9 8 9

Please take notice that during the regular meeting 00 Tuesday, July 18, 1989. the Board of Trustees of tbe Charter Township of Plymouth will bold a public hearing on the request for the t ransfer of an Industrial Facilities Exemption Certif icate f rom MLC Corporation granted by tbe State of Michigan this past year to their parent company Hertel Cutting Technologies. Inc., in Keniworth, New Jersey MLC has a new facility a t 14540 Jib Street located ID Metro West Industrial Park Any Township resident or member of tbe legislative body of any affected taxing unit in tbe Township has the right to appea r and be h e a r d Written comments addressed to the Clerk at tbe Township Hall will be considered The request is on Tile in tbe Clerk's Office where it is available for public perusal f rom 8 00 a m 10 4:00 p.m . Monday through Fr iday The Township Board will meet in the Meeting Room of tbe Township Hall, 42350 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth. Michigan 48170 a ' 7 30 p.m. Following the bearing the Board may decide on the request by resolution.

ESTHER HULSING, Clerk

PuNoa July t IMS

Mr Jooes died June 14 in Livonia He was bom July 29. 1898. in Bridge-water. N.Y.

Mr Jooes retired from General Motors. Cadillac Divisioo in IMS af-ter 38 years with the company He was a welder

Mr Jooes came to the Plymouth community in 1941 from Detroit. He was a former resident of Plymouth, and moved to Livonia in 1944.

Mr Jooes belonged to tbe Plym-outh Assembly of God. He served in tbe Army Reserves for 13 months during World War n .

Mr. Jones is survived by son, Fred Jooes J r of Livonia; daughters. Coo-stance Buregin of Topeka, Kansas and Dolores Davis of Dearborn Heights, eight grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and sisters Irene Reneau of Richardson of Tex-as. Mary Jooes of Ilioo, N.Y. and Lorainne Sweet of Anaheim, Calif.

Burial was in Riverside Cemetery

ALICE A. SCHMITZ

Funeral services for Alice A Schmiu. 93, of Livonia, were J u e 30 at Si. Michael's Catholic Church Burial was in Holy Sepulchre Ceme-tery in Southfiekl

Mrs SchmiU died June 28 in Lwe-ma She was born June 16. 189*. in West Superior, Wis

Mrs. Schmitz was a teacher m Trempeleau. Wise, for 10 years. She came to the Livonia community in 1931. She was a life member of St Michael's Catholic Church.

Mrs Schmitz is survived by sons Adelbert Schmitz of Plymouth, John Schmitz of of Livonia, and Tocr. Schmitz of Plymouth, seven grand children, and 10 great-grandchil-dren

Memorial contributions may be given in the form of Mass offerings

C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F P L Y M O U T H LEGAL NOTICE

PUBLIC HEARING JULY 18, 1989

A public bearing will be held 00 Tuesday. July 18. 1989. during the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Charter Township of Plymouth to con-sider tbe request of TNT-EDM. Inc . for an Industrial Facil i t ies K?«mp«tr™ Cert if icate for their new facility 00 Eas t Anchor Coart in the Metro West Tech-nology Park in Plymouth Township. Any Township resident or member of the legislative body of any affected unit in tbe Township has the right to appear and be beard Written addressed to the Clerk a t the Township Hall will be cocmdered Tbe request of TNT-EDM Inc.. is 00 file in the Clerk's Office where It is avail-able for public perusal f rom 8:00 a j n . to p jn . . Monday through Fr iday The Board of Trustees meets in the Meeting Room of the Township h»ii 423S0 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth. Michigan 48170 at 7:30 p j n Following the hearing the Board may decide on the request by resolution

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C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F CANTON N O T I C E O F P U B L I C H E A R I N G

CONSIDERATION FOR THE RECREATION FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS TO BE SUBMITTED FOR FUNDING THROUGH THE STATE RECREATION BOND PROGRAM FOR THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CAN-TON. WAYNE COUNTY. MICHIGAN

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Michigan P A. 329 of 1988. the Recreation Bond Implementation Act. that the Board of Trustees of the Charier Township of Canton, will hold a public hearing 00 Tuesday. July 11. 1989. at the Township Administration Building, 1150 & Canton Center Road, at 7 m pjn. to consider submission of the following proposal to the State of MtHitgaw for possi-ble funding through the Recreation Bond Implementation Act. DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENTIRE, OR PORTIONS OF, THE M ACRE ADDI-TION TO THE CANTON RECREATION COMPLEX (PHASE-HI AND PHASE m LOCATED SOUTHWEST OF THE CANTON CENTER AND PROCTOR ROAD INTERSECTION ADJACENT TO THE TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. THE DEVELOPMENT IS PROPOSED TO INCLUDE BOTH AC-TIVE AND PASSIVE RECREATIONAL USES INTENDED TO SERVICE THE ENTIRE CANTON COMMUNITY

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t h e r e ' s m o r e t h a n o n e kind ONE thinks oi a woodpeck

it comes to mind is a black and bird traveling up tbe trunk of looking for food In aoutbeast-

tbe downy woodpecker most common species of wood-

seen. Tbe black and white co-is commonly seen at suet

placed in tbe yard

A woodpecker frequently seen and heard in our area is tbe common fficker. Though It too likes to exca Vjtfe insects from tree trunks, flick-ers are often seen on tbe ground eat-

Tbeir long tongue is thrust into ant hills found in lawns, they probe for ants and their

eggs.

These 12-inch long birds are easily and identified. On their back

r, have black bars contrasting a brown background. Many

people see the small red patch on the rack of the head which is found in ôth the male and female

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ffiis bird is to watch it fly As it takes flight, the wings feathers will expose a large white rump patch. While fly-ing one can readily see tbe yellow colored feather shafts of both the

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wings and the tail — especially when ?een f rom below.

At one time the common flicker was called the yellow-shafted flicker because of those yellow feathers. Re-cently. however^ it was learned that the yellow-shafted flickers mated successfully with red-shafted flick-ers out west, producing "orange-shafted flickers" in the great plains Those birds seen around our area are predominantly the yellow form

As you watch a flicker feeding on ants in your lawn, look to see if it has a "mustache." Males have a black line which extends from the base of the bill below the eye toward the middle Of th<> h«»ari Femalw of course lack the "mustache."

Years ago a researcher captured the female of a mated pair and painted a "mustache" on her. He then returned her to the nest. When

her mate returned he did not recog nixe her and immediately began to chase her away.

Areas where sandy soils and ant hills are common is where you will likely see flickers hammering into the ground for food. This behavior spawned the common name of yel-low hammer

The ivrxter is a naturalist at In-dependence-Oaks Park tn Oak-land County

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• C A N T O N C R I C K E T S [ Canton s preschool p rogram, thickets, Is registering for summer and fall sessions The fall session be gins Sept 11 and runs for 17 weeks Tbe program LS for 3- and 4-year-plds and costs $65 The summer ses-sion starts July 6 and runs through Aug 15, costing $20 Children must be 3 by Aug 1 Class size is limited lo 14 youngsters, and the program is open to Canton residents only Crafts, games, storytime and special events are part of the activities Classes are » 30-11 30 a m Monday through Friday weekdays and 1-3 p.m Monday and Thursday Register at the Canton Township Administra-tion Building, first floor For more information, call 397-5110

• SUMMER P A R K S PROGRAM

The City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department will offer a summer playground program for children of city residents Tbe pro-gram will start on Wednesday, July 5, and will run through the week of Aug 18 The program will be opera-ting out of four parks this year Kiwanis Park, Jaycee Park. Fire-house and Garden Club Park Each park will have two park leaders who will supervise the children in a vari-ety of activities, such as sports, games and arts and c ra f t s There are also special activities planned for this summer swimming at Central Middle School, bowling at Plaza Lanes, ice skating at the Cultural

Center and a number of field trips including a Tiger game For more information on the park program contact the Recreation Department at 455-6620

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SHAWN M. FAUNCE recently was commissioned a second lieuten-ant af ter graduating from the U S Military Academy. West Point, N Y He also received a bachelor s of sci-ence degree

Faunce. the son of Violet and Wil-liam Faunce of Plymouth, graduated from Dearborn Divine Child High School in 1984

MARINE CPL. DANIEL E. FLIPSE, son of Richard Flipse of Plymouth, recently completed a lo-gistic vehicle systems operator course Flipse joined the Marines in 1985

GLENN R ANTROBIUS has com pleted the U S Army warrant officer entry course at Fort Rucker, Ala.

Antrobius, a 1984 graduate of Plymouth Salem High School, is the son of Rose m a n e Antrobius of Can-ton and John Antrobius of Westland

NAVY SEAMAN RECRUIT TRE-VOR L. BENNETT, a 1988 graduate of Plymouth Salem High School, has

completed training at Recruit Train-ing Command, Great Lakes. Ill

He's the son of LeRoy Bennett of Canton

MARINE LANCE C P L DOUG LAS R. KLINE, son of Beverly and Douglas R. Kline Sr of Plymouth has completed the school of infantry at Marine Corps Base Camp Le-jeune. N.C

NAVY AIRMAN CHRISTOPHER K. BROWN, son of Mary and Dannie Brown of Canton, recently partici-pated in Exercise Dragon Hammer '89 in the Mediterranean Sea while serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt

MARINE LANCE CPL. ALFRED W. BARRERA of Plymouth has completed the school of infantry at Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune. N.C. Barrera joined the Marine Corps Reserves in 1984

AIRMAN 1ST CLASS JOHN ML KLLIOTT, an aircraf t a rmament systems specialist with the 432nd Equipment Maintenance Squadron, has arrived for duty in Japan

He's the son of Lloyd Elliott of Canton and Linda Elliott oi Roches* ter and a 1986 graduate of Rocbept^r High School

NAVY SEAMAN CAMERON A. CHAPPLE. a 1981 graduate of Plymouth Salem High School, re-cently returned from deployment to the Persian Gulf while aboard the guided missile USS England, homeported in Saa~Di-ego

STEVEN K MILAM, an armor crew member with the 64th Armor at Fort Stewart. Ga . has been pro moted in the U S Army to the r a n i of private first class.

Milam, the son of Joan Milam of Plymouth and R Keith Milam of Northville. graduated from Novi High School in 1987

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BBSC finally gets Wolverine crown ' V

Lightning runner-up in girls 16 By Steve Kowalakl staff writer

Twelve teams were crowned champions Monday at the lOth-annu-al Wolverine Soccer Invitational Tournament, but no one had more reason to smile than Birmingham-Bloomfield Soccer Club coach Harry Smith.

BBSC won the Under-19 boys divi-sion at Schoolcraft College, defeat-ing the Rochester Maple Leafs, 4-1 in the championship game The Wolverine Tournament title was the first for Smith, who has coached an Under-19 team at the prestigious tourney every year of its existence.

BBSC" built a 57-6-1 all-time tour-nament record under Smith's gui-dance before last weekend's action, but the club was never able to grab the elusive Wolverine championship

This time, BBSC took a 2-0 lead before the game was 20 minutes old and prevented the Maple Leafs from mounting a serious rally. BBSC out-scored its five Wolverine Tourna-ment opponents 30-2.

'THIS IS A very successful team," Smith said. "I knew it would be a great match, and I think it was. That first goal (by Jeff Forscbey) really turned us on Their goalkeeper made a mistake on it. but it was great hus-tle and a heck of a play, too by For-schey."

W O L V E R I N E X

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Larry O s i e c k i , t h e g o a l k e e p e r f o r t h e C a n t o n - b a a e d M i c h i g a n Elite a o c c e r t e a m , m a k e s a c r u c i a l a a v e d u r i n g a s h o o t o u t in t h e final of t h e b o y s u n d e r - 1 6 d iv i a ion M o n d a y in t h e a n n u a l W o l v e -

Bob Boyle, Chad Okulich and Rick Sanchez recorded the other goals for BBSC Khaled Zeidan, a recent Livo-nia Churchill graduate, notched the only goal for Rochester, which had to overcome several ankle injuries to some of its top goal-scorers.

Striker Lamarr Peters of Bir-mingham Brother Rice, who was named Mr. Soccer last Tall, left on a stretcher late in the first half af ter suffering a severe ankle sprain. Also playing on injured ankles were Red-ford Catholic Central product Steve McCaul, Zeidan and Derek Williford

of Livonia Stevenson "We were beaten up the whole

tournament," said McCaul, who will play next fall at Michigan State Uni-versity. "They're a good team, but they got lucky on the first goal and the second goal (on a penalty kick) is what really hurt us The referee took the game away from us. Even the players on the other team said be was calling bad stuff "

IN ONE OF the day's most enter-taining finals, the LYSC Michigan Athlet ics defeated the Livonia

Area's best teams supply top players By Brad E m o n i staff writer

I T S THE CREAM of the crop and for some, the frosting on the cake for their prep soft-ball careers.

1989 ALL-AREA SOFTBALL SQUAD

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This year's All-Observer squad is without peer.

A majority of the first-team picks come from the area's winningest programs.

Livonia Franklin placed two on the first team.

The Patriots were second in the Western Lakes Activities Associa-tion. but became the final survivor in the state tournament, losing to Tay-lor Center in the Class A regional fi-nal, 4-2.

Farmington Hills Mercy also placed two on the first team.

The Marlins reached the Catholic League A-B Division semifinals and lost to Franklin In the district finals

Other schools represented on the first team include district champion Westland John Glenn, WLAA runner-up Plymouth Canton, Class B district champion Redford Thurston, Catho-lic League runnerup Livonia Lady-wood, and Northwest Suburban League champ Garden City

The Observer sports staff com-piled information on the players with help from the coaches.

Thurston's Ron Lectka. who led his team to a 16-6 record. Including a victory over top-ranked Taylor Cen-ter. as well as a district title, was named Observer land Coach of the Year

"We were kind of akaky starting out and we had some green spots," said tbe 58-year-old Lectka. "It took some time, but ooce we got tbe prom oat of the way. we didn't lose many more. Overall, this is probably the best team we ' re ever had."

Here is the 1999 AD-Area softball team: V

FIRST TEAM

Amy E d w a r d , pitcher. M e r c y Making her second straight appearance or» the ftr»t team. the senior was a steady performer again m 1989

She finished wtth a 24-13 record, rv-cludkng 253 strikeouts snd a i *8 eemed run average

A« a hitler, she bened 600 (63 tor i05) wtth aevert homers. 42 ABi and 47 runs scored She also coSsctd seven dou-bles and five triples.

The AS-CethoSc League pick amezmgfy struck out only 10 times

Use Aflen. pitcher, Franklin: The 6-toot senior came on strong lor the Patri-ot* perweutarty during state tournament

City, Plymouth Canton. In three mercy-role

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r i n e S o c c e r T o u r n a m e n t . M i c h i g a n Eli te d e f e a t e d S a g i n a w a n d w o n t h e t o u r n a m e n t c h a m p i o n s h i p w h e n J o e S e b a a t y n c o n -n e c t e d wi th t h e d e c i d i n g g o a l in t h e s h o o t o u t .

Wolves, 2-1 in double overtime to win the Under-17 boys division. CC's Bill Tarnackj decided the game ear-ly in the first overtime, as his penal-ty kick beat Wolves' goa lk^pe r Jer-ry Smolensk! (Stevenson) on the right side.

The Athletics' Dave Poniatowski, of Milford. sent the game into over-time when his goal tied the score at 1-1 with five minutes left in regula-tion

Churchill's Brady Encson had giv-en the Wolves a 1-0 lead before half-time. but they were forced to play

shorthanded nearly the rest of the way because of four red cards

LYSC received strong play in the nets from Plymouth Canton's Andy Collins and the Athletics played over an injury to CC's Mickey Hynes, who left with the game only five minutes old

John Labadie (Livonia) and Todd Menko (Farmington) gave the Ath-letics strong play in Hynes' absence, coach John Hynes said.

ON THE GIRLS side, the '77 LYSC United team won the Under-12

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division, beating the Troy Charggfig 2-1 in double overtime.

Brighton's Amber BerendowAa^ who scored both United goals. scdigS^ early in the first overtime to b r a ^ tbe 1-1 tie. Berendowski now h 4 * team-high 42 goals.

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Sporting a 1 51 ERA and a 11-7 mark, Alien was described by coach Joe Ep-stein as " overpowering

"Lisa was very unsure ©arty, but as the season went along she got stronger and better ," said Epstein of the Patriots' co-MVP

Anne Marie Moss , c a t c h e r , T h u r s t o n : The senior catcher was the

heart and soul" of the Eagles 16-6 sea-son. according to coach Ron Lectka.

"When people were on base. Anne Marie was most dangerous." said the Thurston coach

Moss' statistics back that up She batted 506 after going 3-for-4 in

the regional against Monroe St Mary Seventeen of her hits went for extra bases including six homers

Moss, a two-time Alt-Tri-River League selection, was the team ' s RBI leader

Just a great attitude and defensively she has an excellent arm." satd Lectka

She's a good all-around player She piayed two years for us at shortstop "

Leslie Siaflarski, at-lsrge. Frank-l in: The senior ca tcher had a s e a s o n that could not be overlooked

S h e ba t t ed 448 (34 for 77) a n d led the t e a m In RB4 with 3 3 Over the final four g a m e s Szafiarskl went 7 - f o r - l 3

Sa»d coach Joe Epstein of the Art-WLAA selection "Leslie was our leading hitter, the one I could depend on

"Defensively pecp ie got on b a s e earty in t h e s e a s o n but by the time the s e a s o n w a s over, nobody was going to steal on her "

Szaflarski. who recently m o v e d lo Brighton, was the teem s co-MVP along with Allen

Jenny Kennedy, inflelder. Lady-w o o d : The senior third b a s e m a n w a s l a d y w o o d ' s t o p perlormer. making AS-Cerv trai Division. AS-CathoUc AS-Olatrict snd All-Region

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Fri j tajr , t n w t n g a (bar-hi t ter aa H l r a t P a r t Lin-c o l a / M e r c a r y moved into a first-place tie with Li t t le Caesa r s in the Livonia Collegiate Baseball League wi th a 4-3 victory a t F o r d Field.

. 'Both t e a m s a r e 14-4-1 going into the all-star b r eak with nine games lef t to play. Hines Park l«a<k the seaaon aeries, S - l .

Darkowski , a P lymouth Canton High product am} s t a r t e r a t Michigan S ta te University, struck ou t (ou r and walked only ooe in rais ing his record to 4-1. All th ree runs were unearned a s left-hand-e r lowered his league-leading ea rned run average t o l . 1 5 .

T D a r k ' w a s oo top of his game . " said Hines P a r k coach Dave Racer "He threw a great game for!as. He w a s mir ing his pi tches very well."

i]hn Mil ler , the Waterford Ket te r ing All-Stater headed f o r MSU as a qua r t e rback this fall, took t h e loss f o r Caesars. He allowed all four runs in 5^1 innings of work.

Vines P a r k tallied the winning run in the sixth when Dennis Szcxechowski walked, advanced to second on a walk, took third oo a wild pitch and scared on a John Bonham's f ie lders choice. •

Qzczechowski, Bill Bannon and Mike Culver had RBI singles for the winners

Malgay had two hits in a losing cause, bile T im Napier added an RBI.

WALTER'S APPLIANCE (12-7) s tayed in the LCBL hunt with a pair of victor ies over Wendy's.

In a g a m e played Thursday a t Ann Arbor Huron, Walter ' s scored seven t imes in the top of the seventh to pull out an 1 1 4 victory.

Rick Rutledge, former ly of Redford Union High and Henry Ford Community College, knocked in the go-ahead run with a ground-rule double.

Rut ledge, John Gotts (Redford Catholic Centra l and E a s t e r n Michigan) arid Damien Hall (Henry Ford CC) each collected two hits.

Wal ter ' s s t a r te r Joe Mackiewicz (Redford CC and Kalamazoo College) entered the g a m e with a 3-0 record , but was rocked for two homers and f ive runs in two innings

Rel iever Steve Owens c a m e in to s lam tbe door, allowing jus t one run over the f inal five innings to even his record at 2-2.

F r i d a y a t Ford Field, Randy Buchler (Hillsdale College) worked five innings to pick up the win as Wal ter ' s gained a 10-3 t r iumph.

Buchler (3-2) gave up ooe run and only two hits, while fanning six.

David Houghtby (Stevenson High and Henry Ford CC) collected two hits to ra i se his a v e r a g e to 379. while Chris Day (Churchill High) added a

pair of doubles.

D U F F Y ' S PLUMBING fell to 8-8-2 Fr iday as

last p lace Tom Hol ier Ford snapped a 17-game losing s t reak, earn ing its f i rs t win of the season with a S-J t r iumph a l Novi High.

P i tcher Craig Bowman, a F e r r i s State s tudent , sca t te red eight hi ts to pick up the win.

J i m Isso (Adrian College) and Rob Baumgar te l (Western Michigan Universi ty) combined for all four Tom Holser hits.

Baumgar te l also cut out a runner trying to go f r o m f i rs t to third base to end tbe game.

John Storm, who s t ruck out four in four innings, was the losing pi tcher . He was relieved by J o e Jentxer (Clareoceville High and Henry Ford CC).

Joe Lezotte (Redford Unioo), Mike Siwa)ek and ve Micbelz each contr ibuted two hits in a los-

ing cause. Mike Kaczznarek (Franklin and Henry Ford CC), Todd F raca s s i (Stevenson and Henry Ford CC) and Micbelz each knocked in a run.

In a makeup g a m e Thursday a t Canton High, Duffy ' s and Hines-Park batt led to an 8-8 d raw Play was halted a f t e r seven innings because of darkness.

Joe Delfgauw (RU) belted a three-run homer in tbe f i rs t for Duffy 's . F r aca s s i went S-for-4, while Siwajek added two hits.

Joel Riggs (Canton High and Siena Heights Col-lege) led Hines-Park with three hits in five trips, increasing his team-leading ave rage to .380.

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Mi by more than two goals, and that « u a 4-3 victory by the Falcons at t&e Wayne Community Center. Aaroo apd Tim Pietila scored ooe goal and had tv-o assists apiece Thursday as the Falcons defeated the Huskies. Curt Lawsoo was in the nets for the

Elks best quality opponent

On Wednesday at the Plymouth Cultural Center, the Broocoa edged the Wolverines £-3 and the Spartans, i t a high-scoring affair, shaved tbe Bulldogs 1M. * On the Plymouth ice Tuesday, tbe

Orteome couldn't have been any clos-as a Rob Waters goal with nine sec-

Ofids remaining enabled the Wildcats t f i e i t e L a t e i > - 4 . ' Tim Cole scored two goals and Jim

Moule also turned in a fine netroind-iSg performance Wednesday for the Broocos. Bryan Krygier scored half of the Wildcats' goalsTuesday. 'The Spartans were led by Gary

Scott, who Bred tn three goals and as-on two others, and Mark Issel.

contributed a goal and three as-. The Bulldogs got two goals and

from Scott Lock.

The Canton Elks pulled off an im-pressive victory with an equally im-pressive late-Inning ra l ly on Thurs-day, June 29.

The FTlk* scored four runs in tbe top of tbe seventh inning for a 10-9 victory over Ypsilanti II , which took a 8-2 record into the game . Canton, meanwhile, improved to 8-4 in the Little Caesars Connie Mack League

In the last inning, Sean Branham's two-run single tied the score, and winning p i t che r J o h n Anthony knocked In the winning run with a groundout

Jason Dembny, J i m Fr igge and Ron Groh had t w o hits apiece. Dembny had two RBI and FYigge one

Anthony boosted his record to a team-leading 4-0. .He relieved s tar t -er Scott Kennedy in the fifth and pitched two innings, s t r iking out four of the seven ba t t e r s he faced Geoff Allen ret i red the side in the seventh and earned a save.

The Elks split a double-header with Huron Valley on Wednesday, June 28, winning a suspended game 2-1 and being m e r c i e d 11-0 in the nightcap.

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a t o p s t a n d i n g s Craiger mainta ined its hold on

f i rs t p lace in the Babe Ruth Base-ball Lerague with an 11-3 victory over the Dairy Queen Express on Wednesday, June 28.

Cra iger produced for a 13-hit a t tack led by Mitch MacDonald, Chris T o m a s and Scott Kapla. the winning pitcher.

MacDonald and Tomas had three hits each, Kapla two On the mound, Kapla sca t te red six hits and s t ruck out six.

The Express was led by Brad Paskievi tch and Todd Pniewskl with two hits apiece. Other action saw the Dry Clean Co. squeak by Twist 'N Shake 6-5.

THE FIRST g a m e was stopped be-cause of rain on Monday, June 26, with the t e a m s tied 0-0 a f t e r 2*i inn-ings.

Allen, the winning pitcher, scored the winning run in the bottom of the

eighth when Huron Valley's Brian Burger uncorked a wild pitch. Allen reached base on an infield error , was sacrif iced to second and took third on a single.

Allen pitched the final 4 >6 innings in relief of Scott Kennedy, who s t ruck out eight and scat tered three hits in 3 ^ innings. Allen also al-lowed only three hits.

Aaron Adkins scored Canton's f irst run on Groh's sacr i f ice fly, but Huron Valley tied it with a Joe Gib-son home run in the sixth. Adkins and Dave Makara had two hits apiece for tbe Elks.

Chris Kennedy was the s ta r te r and loser in tbe nightcap, having seven runs and seven hits charged to him. Winning pi tcher Brad Ryan pitched a two-hit ter as Makara and Scott Kennedy had the only Canton hits

John Finley had two singles and two RBI for Huron Valley, and Craig Kirchner had a double and two RBI.

In assessing early-season per for -mances . Elks coach Mark LaPointe cited Anthony and Allen for their pitching, Dembny for his p lay at ca tcher and Grab and Makara for outs tanding work in tbe outfield.

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in the L'.S regional finals this week-end in Omaha. Neb

"I was glad because the girls need-ed a res t ." McCaul said. I have only 13 on my panel ( team) and was very happy we got the games over with fast . We have a good t e a m and put on a good show I 'm happy to repre-sent the s ta te The t eam is very well ba lanced

"They ' re young girls and very easy to coach They come to play They ' re probably the best Under-12 t eam in Livonia in a long time. '

IN A FINAL matching local teams, the Livonia Cosmos edged the Plymouth Lightning. 2-1, to win the Under-16 girls ti t le Jenny O 'Meara ' s goal in the f irst of two over t ime ses-sions broke a 1-1 tie Jenni fe r Holow-ka. of Rochester, scored the Cosmos ' f irst goal.^

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Women's tourney first on schedule in August By C.J. Riaak staff writer

£ame golf course, same ground rules, but the resul ts could not be much more d iverse than those pro-vided by the Observer & Eccentr ic Whispering Willows golf tourna-ments

The women s tournament is a one-day. 18-hole event , one might think compet i t ion would remain ciose in such a short tournament , but three of the last four championship flights have been decided by five strokes or more

The men 's tournament, on the other hand, is a two-day. 36-hole af-fair . but the marg in of victory in the championship flight in the last four has been one s t roke — including two by sudden-death playoffs

The two competi t ions have trav-eled d i f fe rent paths in popularity, too Has golf become more a t t rac-tive to w o m e n 9 If it has, it doesn't show tn the O&E. entries have slid over the last four years, f rom 36 in i 985 and 38 in 1986 to 35 in 1987 and an al l- t ime low of 22 last year

W H I C H P R O M P T E D s o m e changes in the womens tourney In-stead of a Sa turday playing date, the 89 tournament will be Wednesday,

Aug 23. Should rain interfere, it will be rescheduled for Friday. Aug 25

Lunch (a sandwich and a bever-age) will also be included in this year ' s women 's tournament .

The men 's tournament has had no such problem There has been a waiting list to plav since '85, a shot-gun s tar t al lowed 189 to play last year

This year , the men will tee off Sat-urday and Sunday, Sept 16-17. with

a shotgun s tar t Since the response has been overwhelming, an early re-sponse is urged Rain dates are a week later . Saturday and Sunday. Sept 23-24

The 1988 men s tourney ended in d r a m a t i c fashion. .As a thunders torm swept toward the course. J i m Hedges of Birmingham outdueled John Smith of Plymouth and John Van Vleck of Farmington Hills on the third playoff hole to claim the tit le and the first-place prize of a $200 gift cer t i f ica te

A SHOWDOWN of s imilar dimen-sions was expected in the women's event last August, but it never mate-rialized. even though the previous two champions. Erica Zonder of Fa rming ton Hills and Ann Lauer of Bi rmingham, were both present

In 1986, Zonder — then about to begin her junior year at North Fa rming ton and playing her f irst O&E — folded down the s t retch and allowed Lauer to edge her by a sin-gle s t roke Zonder avenged her loss in 1987, winning by five shots over runner-up Lauer

Last yea r it was Lauer s turn for revenge She pulled away f rom Zonder (who has just finished her f r e shman year at University of Michigan) to win by five strokes.

Other women's winners in 1987 were Betty Smith of Plymouth in f i rs t flight and Pamela Hirst of Fa rming ton Hills in second For the men, 1988 flight winners were Jeff Truax of Livonia in f i rs t . Dennis Drobicki of Livonia in second, and J i m Rozek in third

En t ry deadline for the women is 6 p.m Wednesday. Aug 16 Entr ies for the men close at 6 p.m Saturday. Sept 9, with a euloff at 200.

Women's, men's golf tournaments sponsors: O&E/Whispering Willows

W o m e n ' s 18-hole m e d a l p lay Wednesday , A u g 23. Ent ry fee is $22 ( inc ludes lunch s a n d w i c h a n d t>everage) H a n d i c a p m a x i m u m is 40

En t r ies c lose at 6 p.m. W e d n e s d a y Aug 16 For s ta r t i ng t imes, ca l l 476-4493 af ter 10 a m Satu rday , Aug 19 Play beg ins at 9 :30 a m Rain m a k e - u p d a t e is Aug 25

M e n ' s 36-hole meda l play: S a t u r d a y and Sunday, Sep t 16-17 En t ry fee ts $48 H a n d i c a p m a x i m u m is 36

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The best all-around young ath-letes in Canton will be able to dis-play their skills in the Parks and Recreat ion Depar tmen t s 10th an-nual Youth Supers t a r s Saturday, Ju ly 15 Pre reg i s t ra t ion begins at 9:30 a m., with compet i t ion s tar t-ing at 10 a m at Gr i f f in P a r k

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Ann Mundinger. Inftelder, Salem A toor-yeai starter and making her sec-ond appearance on tr>e tirsi team is the Plymouth Salem ser«cx who is bound next year on scholarship to Western Mich-igan University

As a senior Mundinger batted 387 (29 (or 75) with 22 RBl. 24 rjns scord and one homer The All-WLAA selection also collected seven doubles

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aII-area soft ball Thompson was also named lo the Ail

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WHEN NBC-TV announced its fa l l p r ime- t ime schedule for the 1989-90 season, it was good

news — great news, really — for fo rmer Livonia resident, actor James King.

The network renewed ".Midnight Caller." for Tuesdays at 10 p.m., the series on which King is a semi-regu-lar, playing a police officer named Sgt. Ontine

"What I like about it ("Midnight Caller") is that it's a crime drama, but there's never any gunplay — rarely," King said during a recent in-terview at his sister Peggy's home in Dearborn. "I think they did one epi-sode where there was some hostages in a bank, so they had a shoot-out. But there's no car chases or any of that other stuff."

King had come back to Michigan for Peggy's wedding. He has 12 brothers and sisters, one of whom is Steve King of Steve King and the DUtiles, a band doing weH in the De-troit area

"MIDNIGHT CALLER" is the first television series King has ever worked on Shooting for the new sea-son begins in July, which is custom-ary for prime-time series How did be get the job?

"Tbe casting director called me and asked me if I would be available to play a character, Sgt. Ontine. who was an inept police officer, a rookie, the sidekick of one of the regulars (Arthur Taxler's character, Lt. Zy-mak). They said it would be a comic-reuef-type thing, where I would be tbe goof-up.' "

King, whose "favorite TV cop of all time is Barney Fife," recalled, "I jumped at tbe opportunity." Not long af ter . King showed up at the studio.

"I got the script, and looked through the script, checking for my scenes, and there would be like three different scenes where I'd get some-thing to say or do, so I was really happy. 1 called my family and told them and everything. And so I got a revision. I was down to one scene. And so I got to tbe set. We did the scene. And by the time they got the final edit, I had half a line left."

James King, who ia originally from Livonia, returns to televi-sion this fall for a second season as Sgt. Ontine, sidekick to Lt. Zymak, on "Midnight Caller."

For King, having his first scenes cut wasn't too unfortunate, especial-ly since be t w a m p a semi-regular and got to work on more episodes.

KING MENTIONED that his wife. Victoria Skerritt (whose uncle is ac-tor Tom Skerntt), wasri't so for-tunate. She worked on one episode in which Joe Spano appeared, and her scene was completely cut out before the episode was shown

About the series, which is set mostly at nighL King stated flatly, "I think it really needs a little light-ness. They've all been very hard." He added, "And hopefully over this rerun period, they've looked a t tbe shows again and they'll decide it needs a little more lightness and

then I'll get more things to say and do."

On working with Ta i l e r (who was a regular on "Hill Street Blues," as was Spano). King noted, "He's a vet-eran, so 1 stick close to him and real-ly watch him. He's another actor who really wants to be tbe best that he can He will consult with the di-rector or any of the other techni-cians when be feels like be can make something better."

As with most series, "Midnight Caller" usually has a different direc-

tor every week Last season, though, a couple of directors worked on sev-eral shows

One of the directors King worked with was Eric Laneuville (who played Luther and directed a num-ber Of episodes of "St Elsewhere a show from the same production peo-ple as "Hill Street Blues 'L

"He's very good. He's very, very efficient. Great guy to work with Never gets upset Just always, ev-erything's really mellow Because he's an actor, he knows how to work with actors."

ANOTHER DIRECTOR King ad-mires — though not one who worked on "Midnight Caller" last season — is William Dear, who directed the movie "Harry and tbe Hendersons " Tbe film starring John Lithgow was King's fVst movie On that set. King and Dear hit it off well, and today they are co-writing a comedy-adven-ture, a script that is already under development at Universal Studios.

Rewnte is the name of the game (in Hollywood)," King said. He hopes to hear soon what is tbe latest status of whaL for now, is titled "The Jimi King Project." "Every studio execu-tive you talk to has a different idea of what they want it to be, so tbey say, "Rewrite i f "

Currently. King and his wife (who have been married about three years), live in the San Francisco Bay area, which they love. King said, "You can drive a few miles and be out in the country. Whereas, we went to L.A. It's like tbe t raff ic and air. You feel like you can drive for hours and you're still in tbe citv."

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King thinks it might be to move to Los Angeles to complete the script. This would dissapoinf U m and his wife not only because of bar-ing to leave tbe bay bat also of having to quit operating a •Tier performing ar ta day camp lor children, which tbey have run for several years at a YMCA in Berke-ley

This summer, tbe Kings will have two four-week camp sessions, each with about 50 children. "'My wife and 1 write tbe sbows. And at tbe end of the four-week session, then tbe kids act it out, and all their parents and grandparents come. We doo't give them anything really difficult, but we do like them to stretch and make it a challenge."

He also conducts a regular story hour at three different bookstores in the bay area.

THINKING ABOUT how musclemen as Stallone and Schwar-

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zenegger have become big box-office names. King bad this advice tor as-piring actors: "Forget acting." he said witb a laugh. "Join a gymnasi-um." He fell back in his chair aad laughed even more. "Work o«L"

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event features vendor's concessions, tbe Happy Days Beer Tent, live mu-sic and a car exhibit. Outdoor dining and entertainment at area restau-rants, an ice cream social, nightly entertainment and dancing are of-fered for the entire family.

Tickets are oo sale for the festi-val's major events. The Sock Hop Express will be held Friday evening, July 28. Tbe Contours perform tbeir smash hit "Do Ya Love Me" on Sat-urday. July 29 (the Contours will be joined by Hoola Hoop artist Malt

Plendl. Show times are 3, 7 and 9 p.m at tbe Novi High School Audito-rium. Tickets for these events can be purchased through the Novi Cham-ber of Commerce Office and the Novi Parks and Recreation Depart-ment. For more information call 349-3988.

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"Music Under tbe Stars" presents Panchito 7: SO-9 p.m. Thursday. July 6, at Civic Center Park in Livonia The Detroit Concert Band will per-form at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 9, at tbe plaza; al ternate site, in case of rain, is Churchill High School For m o r e information, call 421-2000, Ext. 221. or Arts Hotline, 425-2327.

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met with disaster as tbe first rain in the summer of 1988 stormed on tbe festival's main event.

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Chenille Sisters share the spotlight Wednesday, July 12 Only lawn tick-ets at $15 are still available Star-ship makes its first appearance at Meadow Brook on Thursday, July 13 Tickets are $20 and $15. Tbe Pat Metheny Group performs jazz and rock Friday, July 14. Tickets are $20 and $15. Panflutist Zamfir will per-form Saturday. July 15 Tickets are $18, $15 and $12. Three '60s singers — Frankie Avalon, Fabian and Bob-by Rydell — take the stage Sunday, July 16. Tickets are $20, $17 and $12.50. All concerts are at 8 p.m in the Baldwin Pavilion For ticket in-formation. call 377-2010.

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Oh July 22 Venus is directly to tbe left of Regulus. On the next night, Venus is 1.1 degrees above Regulus

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The waning crescent moon is 5 de-grees above Jupiter on the morning of the 29th. Notice bow much higher in the sky Jupiter is. compared to where it was at the start of the month.

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Fluxus Breaking the barriers to artistic freedom By Cortnne Abst t staff writer

THREE THINGS TO do this year

Go to tbe Fluxus exhibit at Cranbrook

Take tbe catalog home to read Finish the catalog and go back

again. These four lines would look more

like Fluxus ar t if they were handwritten along the edges of typed sheets of paper. This kind of casual, informal approach to a r t was part of the movement which began in the 1960s and directly affected much of the art we see and hear today.

Only Fluxus art, cryptic edge-of-the-page instructions say things such as "try to grow mushrooms on this page," "read this page aloud to your family on Thanksgiving Day" or "think of five interesting things to do with the next five pages ."

"Fluxus Selections f rom the Gil-bert and Lila Silverman Collection," organized by The Museum of Modern Art and now a i the Cr an brook Muse-um through Oct. 6, is at the very least bewildering; at the very most compelling and enlightening.

JON HENDRICKS, curator of the Silverman collection who organized it along with Clive Phillpot director of the MOMA Library, was here to install the exhibit He said, "The movement started in 1961. Few peo-ple realized something important was going on. but it was very ephem-eral, very fragile."

Tbe name was chosen by George Maciunas, a New York-baaed small publisher who intended to pot out a quarterly by that name. That quar-terly, Phillpot says In the* catalog, "might have provided a very inter-esting overview of a culture In flux."

While Maciunas was plagued with money problems and poor health and

couldn't carry out all of his plans, his leadership did foster events and hap-penings in many parts of the world that would effect change.

He explained in his "Manifesto" and letters to friends how Fluxus would "purge the world of dead art . . . abstract art, (and) lllusionistic art . . . " In its place would come concrete art such as the ready-made objects of Marcel Duchamp. the ready-made sounds of John Cage and the ready-made actions of George Brecht and Ben Vautier.

Fluxus, be said, was against the art object and the artist who sold it and made a livelihood . . . "against the artificial separation of a per-former from audience, or creator and spectator, or life and ar t .

What then did these artists stand for, this group which, in addition to Brecht and Vautier included Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, Henry Flynt, Daniel Spoerri and La Monte Young and s host of other free spirits?

Tbey wanted to replace ar t with functionalism, to rid all forms of ar t of iiinnion, to reestablish totally nat-ural sights and sounds and to get ev-eryone involved. That might mean kicking tbe piano oo its underside rather than manipulating the keys into waltz form or considering a rot-ten tomato at leisure ra ther a paint-ing of a perfect one.

e v e n n o w , y e a r s a f t e r , some of minimalist happenings seem outrageous — coocerts where the same chord was held for hours; the F luxfes t adver t i s ing "12! Big Names!" which treated the audience to 12 names flashed on a large screen; and four performers putting on masks in front of an audience and remaining perfectly still until the audience laughed

Yet many of the Fluxus publica-tions — books, posters, music, in-structional sheets with graphics —

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J o n H e n d r i c k s , c u r a t o r of t h e S i l v e r m a n F l u x u s c o l l e c t i o n , is o n e of t h e m a i n r e a s o n s w h y it i s e x t a n t a n d is b e c o m i n g

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strange and minimalist as most of them are, remain aesthetically pleasing. Tbey stand impressively as functional a r t within the context of the philosophy of the movement

Some of the plaits for festivals such as the one for Wiesbaden, Ger-

Collector remembered blue Gilbert and Lila Si lverman's

Fluxus collection came into being through a strange series of coinci-dences and a fine collector's eye.

Silverman, a Southfield resident and well-known builder/developer, said, "As you know, I have an inter-est in way-out or avant garde a r t In 1970,1 bought a painting in Tokyo by Geoffrey Hendricks, 'Sky and Two Pair of Pants' with a very unusual b lue"

Then, eight years later when he was walking the streets of the Soho district of New York City, he spotted a street vendor selling plastic and painted bags of the same blue. "I want up to him and said Those bags have got to be by Geoffrey Hen-dricks' and he said yea."

Silverman said be bought out the whole show The vendor was Brian Buczyk, "a very good a r t i s t " who grew up in Detroit and died last year

The traveling exhibition is a way of broadening knowledge about thia eluaive but important art movement.

— Gilbert Silverman

From Bucxk, be found out that Geoffrey's brother, Jon, ran a small gallery next door. He met the artist who told Silverman the bags were being sold ($2 each) to raise money for a medical fund for a George Ma-ciunas.

Silverman said the bags "were very interesting — like Dada — but I couldn't afford Dada." He found Jon Hendricks was selling Fluxus art "and I started buying.I told myself, I'm in oo the ground floor. I could

end up with tbe biggest collection in the world." And he did.

The traveling exhibition is a way of broadening knowledge about this elusive, but important art move-men t Silverman said people will say they are aware of Fluxus, but admit they really don't know what it is.

He said be and his wife have en-joyed collecting I t they particularly like the idea of the traveling exhibi-tion which helps people understand what it's all a b o u t

many, included in the catalog, show how comprehensive Maciuness and company intended lt to be.

His plans for publications and hap-penings, whether or not they ever materialised, are In themselves works of a r t of historical signifi-cance. Many of the coocerts and hap-penings are documented on tape and film, and In Europe they often drew huge crowds — testimony to a hun-ger for change and new thinking.

The movement is generally dated at 1961-1978, a few feel is is still going on.

Hendricks said, "Fluxus ended 10 years ago. It had a need for being. Maybe it has a need for being now, but it would carry with it all the bag-gage from before."

Fluxus didn't rid the world of ob-ject-art or artists who make their living creating same and that 's prob-ably just as well. What they did do was open the way for acceptance and enjoyment for many, more forms and shapes of artistic expres-sion and experience

Cranbrook Academy of Art Muse-um, 500 Lone Pine, Bloomfield Hills, is open 1-5 p.m Tuesday-Sunday.

Sta ft photo* by Dsn Dean

" Violin In Bird Cage" by Joe Jones, 1965 was made by the artist for a special Fluxus event The metal bird cage contains a plas-tic violin, battery, motor and equipment to create a sound from the strings, albeit not aa sweet aa Isaac Stem.

Scanga comes with color Strong color and design are very much a part of the works by Its to Scanga through July at Susanna HHberry Gallery, S55 8. Woodward, Birmingham. The mutti-talented artist, who once lived and work ad in the family business in Oar-den City, recentty received two swards from Ma alma mater, Michigan State University. Ona was the 1 t t t Distin-guished Alumni Award. A book on the art ist pubHahad in Italy, wiM soon be available at the gallery. Shown at Imme-di>ia um a a nsintsfl wood haad about two M a n u i f l iw iwii Vw • f<• • ww w w w w w w i v w v y a age. The other la eartter. Alee In the gallery are a large group of small monoprlnta and large paintings. Hours are 11 s.m to S p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.

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Making copies of old photographs Hare you ever visited that special family rel-

ative, sat down with tbe photo album, looked at forgotten pictures of yourself as a toddler and wished you could have copies for your very own? But, alas, the negatives have long since vanished and you ask bow you ever going to get

T h e o r i g i n a l n e g a t i v e ia l ong g o n e , b u t M o n t e Nag le r w a s a b l e t o b o r r o w a p r i n t f r o m his s i s t e r , B a r b a r a , ( p i c t u r e d h e r e w i t h M o n t e m o r e t h a n 45 y e a r a a g o ) , s o h e c o u l d m a k e h ia o w n c o p y of e t r e a s u r e d m o m e n t of s i b l i n g h a r m o n y .

Well, don't give up hope It's easier than you think to obtain copies of tbose treasured family shots. And best of all. you can do it yourself.

For starters, you'll need a tripod or copy stand to keep your camera rock-steady. A copy stand is a simple device consisting oi a flat base-board, a vertical shaft and an adjustable hori-zontal support on which to mount your camera. Tbe camera aims straight down on the base-board where you place the photograph to be cop-ied /

If using a tripod, carefully tape the picture you're going to copy to a wall and move in close with your camera.

You'll t>eed close-up filters, a macro lens or any other means you have to move in close and fill tbe f rame with the image you are copying. This is very important to maintain a quality reproducUon.

I PREFER using inexpensive tungston lights bounced into reflecting umbrellas for a soft, even light source. But it will have a noticeable effect with color film. If shooting by window 1-ight, use a daylight balanced film. If shooting in a tungsten-lit room, use an indoor balanced film.

And speaking about films, I recommend T-Max 100 for black and white and either Kodaco-lor 100 (for [Mints under daylight) or Koda-chrome 64 (for slides under daylight). For color copies with tungsten light. Ektachrome 50 can't be beat.

Pay particular attention to any glare reflect-ed off the photo you are copying Most often, a

slight adjustment in the lights or a repositioning of the picture to be copied will do the trick.

When using Mack and white or color negative film for copy work, one exposure is all you should need When using slide film. It is wise to bracket exposures. That is, take three shots in total; ooe at your camera's meter reading, a sec-

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There you have i(. You'll find it fun. easy, and satisfying to make copies of those memorable and valuable family photographs It's a real snap -*—

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After a rousing s tar t featuring the Max Davey Singers and Orchestra last week, Livonia's Music Under the Stars summer program is in full swing.

Site of the weekly programs is Civic Center Park in the Livonia City Hall complex area.

And Sunday's event promises to be every bit as lively as the opener when tbe famed Detroit Coocert Band holds court oo the City Hall steps. That coocert will take place at 3 p m . and is an "ex t ra" oo the sum-mer lineup presented by the Livonia Arts Commission.

Co-sponsored by the Ford Motor Co., the concert, of course, will fea-ture Leonard Smith as band director. In the event of inclement weather, tbe concert will be switched to Churchill High School.

After the Detroit Coocert Band appearance, tbe coocerts will switch t r e k to the Thursday night schedule with the big band sound of the Bob DuRant group taking over the band-stand oo Thursday, July IS.

THE THURSDAY, JULY 20 coo-cert promises to be an outstanding night as the Livonia Symphony takes over, followed tbe following Wednes-day, July 26 by the special appear-ance dl tbe Belgian Youth Brass band, "Kempish Jeugdfanfa Orkest." In the case of rain, the concert will be held in the Madonna College ac-tivities building.

The next two musical events. Thursdays, Aug. i and 10 will be per-formed in the pastoral setting of his-toric Wilson Barn, Middlebelt and West Chicago roads. Featured will be the New McKinney Cotton Pick-ers and Tom Saunders" Surf Side Six dixielanders.

Final two concerts of the season will take concert-goers back to the city hall site to hear the Hamtramck Coocert Band and a program of eth-nic music on Thursday, Aug. 17 and again Thursday, Aug. 24 for the Re-naissance Chorus barbershop chorus

All the coocerts start at 7:30 p.m. and run to 9 p.m. They a re open to tbe public.

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Giant welcome Czech community welcomes ambassador

It has all the earmarks of a Hollywood pro-duction, but it's really an attempt to break into the Guineas Book of World Records.

That's what members of Sokol, Detroit, tbe Czechos lovaks Cultural Center, have in mind in publicly acclaiming former child movie s t a r Shirley Temple Black as tbe newly appointed U.S. ambassador to Czechoslovakia.

Led by former Livonian Mike Cortis, who now lives in Farmington Hills, tbe center has come up with the idea of a giant 8-by-8-foot congratu-

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"At tbe end of tbe festival, we'll put tbe world's largest card with tbe most signatures oo a card (we hope) in tbe world's largest envelope and mail it to Shirley in Washington." said Cortis, with fingers crossed behind his back.

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What make* a good pen and ink drawing4 Tm sure there are as many answers as there are artists. But to •dc a good pen aad ink ik awing should have a full range of grays, black blacks and white whites. It should also have a variety of line lengths, line widths and line direc-tion. Perhaps pomUlism here and there, all adding variety and inter-e s t

And interest of viewers is what most artists crave. There is no one out there who can tell me he resents an "oooh" or "aaah" when his works are being \ncweo. It is twice as nice when you create your piece to ex-press youiself. not caring if anyone approves, and still find approval. What a blessing it is to be an artist .

You look and study everything around you, where others only see their surroundings You as an art is t can express a feeling; and that ex-pression will outlive yourself. Others ventilate thtfir feelings in conversa-tion which perhaps is soon forgotten Yoa as an artist have an ability, and though you have refined it and nur-tured it, still it is a gift of God.

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electrician cannot choose to be an artist. If you feel you have even the slightest amount of ability, it is your choice to pick it up or lay it aside Even if you pick it up later in life, it's nice to know it's there.

We have a waiting list for most of my art classes but the classes which rarely have openings are all the adult classes. Many of those students have said. "I haven't drawn for 20 years," and they are thrilled with what they can produce

To begin with, it is best to draw from pen and ink drawings. It is es-pecially difficult to do pen and ink from photos. Pick subjects with lines oo them like wood barns and shacks, trees, furry animals and etc.

Action figures in comics and mag-azines have given many young art-ists a bead start in pen and ink draw-ings, because interest develops abili-ty at a more rapid rate than

instruction. Aside from the problems that the human figures pose, I notice in my classes the teenagers do very well in the media. A teenager with some good pen and ink drawings in his or her portfolio can land a good full or part time job

PEN AND INK plays a major role in commercial art . Many young art-ists have an idealistic dream of doing art shows and selling paintings to make a living. I have never de-sired to be a "starving a r t i s t " There is certainly no need to.

Of course. I love to sell my paint-ings and drawings, but in between those sales I make a regular income by designing symbols and logos for businesses, cartooning, signs, illus-trating, camera-ready artwork etc All are in some way related to pen and ink.

Materials are not important to be-

gia with. Any smooth white paper will do, a fine felt-tip pen, a pencil and an eraser As you improve you should try other materials. A quill pen tip is my favorite for cartooning; it tends to flood the paper anytime you momentarily stop. This causes tears of frustration to new artists, but if you stick with them you can enjoy the varied line widths and flu-id lines tbey produce.

Their drawback is that you con-stantly have to keep dipping the pen into an open bottle of ink. Also an open bottle of ink has a way of get-ting knocked off the table I'm still apologizing to Mom about her white curtains and tbe carpet in the dining room.

Now about the ink. Pelican has been my favorite for years, but the Higgins Company has come out with Black Magic, and it has my vote. Black Magic is very, very black It is terrific in a brush and fantastic in a quill pen. Also very free flowing in a technical pen. Tbe only problem you face with good pen. ink and paper is that you have no excuses But then again maybe you don't need excuses

2>pt>e Messing has been an area ar t teacher for many years . He is also the owner of the Art Store & More in Livonia.

A "buying crowd" is the beat reward, but cash awards for an out-standing display/craftsmanship isn't hard to take either

That's what the various winners of the recent Arts and Crafts Festival sponsored by the Livonia Arts Com-mission at Greenmead in Livonia found out.

Winners were pottery: first, Larry and Becky Rotter of Sod us, second. Beverly Pew of Drayton Plains, g l a s s f i r s t , Tom M c E w e n , Muskegon, secood, Scott and Judy Cunningham. Plymouth, me ta l / jewelry: first, Nancy Dorfman, Farmington Hills, second, Brad Ben-son, Grant, fine ar ts first. Theresa

Politowicx, Northville, P Hatala and R Bottos. Farmington

Wood: first. Jack Stiles. Manches-ter, secood, Wayne Otto, Livonia, textiles first, Janet Pray. West Bloomfield, secood, Sandra Roooey. Mount Clemens; folk, country /floral; first. Jeanne Fitzgerald, Battle Creek, second. Keith Rife, Paw Paw.

First-place winners received a ribbon and $300, Second-place winners received a ribbon and 9100

Despite a chilly start Saturday, weather conditions for the annual festival were ideal and drew record crowds, an arts commission spokes-man said

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• SCRAPS OF LIFE Arpilleras — small appltqued and

embroidered wall hangings that show scenes of daily life in Chile — are on exhibit at the Swords into Plowshares Peace Center and Gal-lery now through July 8

This folk c raf t has become a tool of the women in Chile, many of whose husbands or sons have "disap-peared. - to expose and protest the repressiveness of the Pinochet dicta-torship.

The gallery is at 45 E. Adams oo Grand Circus Park, opposite the People Mover station in the Whitney Building. Hours are 11 a.m to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. For morg information, call 965-5422.

• ARTFUL DECEPTIONS "Artful Deception: the Craft of the

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• OUR TOWN EXHIBITION Michigan artists are invited to

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• FEIGENSON/PRESTON GALLERY

Friday, July 7 — Photographs from Guam and Paris by Manny Cri-sostomo are on display through Aug. 5. Reception for the artist 4-7 p.m. Friday, July 7. He is f rom Guam, has a degree in photojournalism from University of Missouri, has published two books and won many awards, in-cluding the Pulitzer Prize. This is his first solo exhibit. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 796 N. Woodward, Birmingham.

• CITY ARTS GALLERY Friday, July 7 "Looking Glass:

The Stained Glass Art of Claudia Steier." Opening reception is 5:30-8 p.m. Friday, July 7. This is the for-mer Front Room Gallery of Detroit Council for the Arts. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 47 East Adams on Grand Circus Park, Detroit.

• HOMESTEAD GALLERY Saturday, July 8 — "In Love with

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• DONALD MORRIS GALLERY Saturday, July 8 — "American

Modernist Drawings and Watercol-ors" continues through Aug. 19. This collection covers the excitement that occurred in the American art scene during the first three decades of the 10th century. There are 60 works by 20 Important artists. Open-ing is 2-6 p.m. Saturday, July 8. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5:50 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 105 Townsand, Birmingham

• MICHIGAN GALLERY Saturday, July 8 — "Auto Expo-

sures" is the first half of an ex-change exhibition with a New York alternative sp«ce gallery. There are 35 New York artists represented In this show of works related to current urban issues. Opening reception 7-10 p.m. Saturday, July 8. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5" p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, un-til 8 p.m. Friday, 2661 Michigan, De-troit.

• DONNA JACOBS GALLERY "Cult Objects of Clay" continues

through Aug. 5. These are mystical figures, chariots and beasts from the Syro-Hittites. Hours are 11 a.m to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 574 N. Woodward, Birmingham.

• DETROIT FOCUS "From Artists Studios/Current

Work," combines wood sculpture by Lincoln Eddy and works in metal by

Robert BielaL The artists were cho-sen from a large group of competi-tors and will share a 92,000 award from Arts Foundation of Michigan. Reception is 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 7. Hours are noon to 6 p.m Wednes-day-Saturday. Closed July 1-4, 743 Beaubien, Detroit.

• COUNTY GALLERIA Exhibit of photographs ot the chil-

dren of Chengdu, China, by Marian Reiter and photos by some of the best photographers from Sichuan Province continues through July 19 as a part of the Oakland County Cul-tural Council's salute to Asian and Asian-American ar t during this sum-mer. Open during regular business hours. Executive Office Building, 1200 N. Telegraph. Pootiac.

• ALICE SIMSAR GALLERY "Woodcuts and New Editions

1988-1989" continues through Aug-ust. "Hannelore Baron: Collages" Is being shown in conjunction with an exhibit of her work at the Guggen-heim Museum of New York. Hours are 19 a.m. to 530 p.m. Tuesday-Sat-urday, 301 N Main, Ann Arbor

• THE COMMUNITY CENTER Traditional oil paintings by Joyce

King are on display through July The Center is open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m Monday-Thursday and until 5 p.m. 1- iiday. She will give an oil painting workshop 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 15. Her paintings are primarily landscapes although she specializes in portraits, 24705 Farmington Road, just north of 10 Mile, Farm-ington

• DOS MANOS Molas, originally hand sewn as a

part of a blouse by the Cuna Indian women of Panama's San Bias Is-lands, are on display through July. While they are considered a primi-tive art form, they are often compli-cated in design and execution. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Fri-day. until 9 p.m Wednesday and 5 p.m. Saturday. 210 W Sixth. Royal Oak

• GALLERY 22 Group show by 40 gallery regulars

continues through July Includes im-pressionist and abstract paintings and prints Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday, until 9 p.m Thursday and until 5 p.m. Saturday. 22 E. Long Lake, Bloomfield Hills.

• ROCHESTER HTLLS CITY HALL

Paintings and pastels by Althea Bosonmetto are on display through August. Tbe exhibit is par t of Paint Creek Center for the Arts' Art to Public Places program Open 8 a m to 5 p m Monday-Friday, 1000 Ro-chester Hills Drive, off Avon Road, Rochester Hills.

• LAWRENCE STREET GALLERY

Watercolors in handmade frames and wood sculptures by Matthew John Scbellenberg are oo display through July 22 along work by other gallery members. Opening is 5-9 p m Friday. July 7. Hours are 11 a m tt> 4 p.m Tuesday-Saturday, 29 W Lawrence, Pontiac

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LFVOWIA - SPRING VALLEY

r g r e e t MM Hsm M1DOM t m o r e 1KJ36 « -Oram Ask k g $89 ,900 4 7 4 - 9 0 7 9

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MO VI - PMMC LOCATKJ* -NorthvMIe araa of Novi Cen-ter entrance. 4 bedroom 2W bath colonial located on a treed lot that backs to commons Den and 1st floor laundry. Andersen windows, deck off (amity room wtth fireplace side entry garage A must to see! (P28WOO) $169,900 453-6800

IH.YMOUTM LAKE POINTE COLONIAL - Lakepomte desirable 4 Bedroom 2't hath colonial Landscaped tm ,t and backyard to per-fection Family room wtth fireplace wtth insert Hard-wood floors, maintenance tree anterior central air Many more amenrtlee A must to see (P24MAX) $145,000 453-6800

LAKKPOINTC VILLAGE PLYMOUTH - Lakepomte large <*ued 3 bedrooms 2 tun baths, extra large family room wll game room LMng room wtth bey w«ndow at-tached garage exterior maintenance free Wood windows Ihruout Hardwood floors (PieCftE) $135,900 453-6800

PLYMOUTH TOWNS!— -Enjoy watering the ducks this summer In the spring-fed pond at the rear ot your * acre lot m Ptymouth T»*> Thia speooua cape cod fea-ture* 4 badrooma, extra large cot**ry kttohan. s^ t room with hot tub and • 1M floor laundry (PSSTHO) $2M 900 453-6800

badroom. story and • ha« over 1300 SQ M. at-

tached garage ntoa y»<5 «ttn trees oantr« Or newer furnace and root. (UK(L£N> $*7 900 5»2-543J

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{ P 7 3 H Y S ) $ 1 0 3 , 9 0 0

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sduare feel of custom bum Quality in this one-of-a-kind Williamsburg Colonial The 2H story, 2 x 6 construction includes ftve bedroom*. 2% baths and a second floor laundry. For the buyer seek-ing the unusual (N15CAR) $189,900 349-1515

NORTHVILLE - Country liv-ing snd old 'aafuoned charm on four acres »ust s short drive from the city High ceilings ecent the s p e c i o u s rooms wtth wood floors Tastefully updated kitchen and newer eiectrical and ptumbmg Two car garaga fN00SEV) $139 900 349-1515

N O R T H V I L L E - F a m H y s i z e

and country style end there is nothing wanting In tfu* specious Quad on an eat ate jze lot wtth mature Ireee Four bedroom* JH bath* fireplace m dmmg room and femtty room There are many newer feature* to en-joy to don't wait Cal to-day* CN97WOO) $197 900 349-1515

LIVONIA . NEW CON-STRUCTION! You w« love ma speooua open floor p*en m the qua«y bu« $ bedroom ranch Foyer. Greet Room wtth uaWiadtl

with 2H car at-tached oaraga Ml beaa-ment Huge 80 i 2 tO iot Al lor onty $110 000 (L01FTV) 537-5333

NORTHVILLE -Cory 3 bed-room bungalow on a quief dead eno street has many features to offer as well as a niceiy firushed rec room with a fireplace Priceless n a » of the woods and pond from a spacious deck (N00SPR) $109,900 349-1515

LJVOMA - CONDO LOVERS PARADISE! As ctoee to new as you can get without the lassie Prime N .W Livonia location * the setting tor rhts spacious 2 bedroom. 2 full bath, flrst floor condo wtth private entry and ga-rage. lormal dining, central air, Florida room. flr« floor laundry, more (L25UNI) $102,900 522-5333

UVOMA - Truly charming and delightful This 3 bed-room brick ranch haa a spe-cious country kitchen, fami-ly room. 2 doorwans lo pa-tio deck and ingroixid pool, finished basement, 2 car at-tached garage and grounds proteaaionaSy landacaped Not a drive-by (L73MEL) $96 900 522-5333

NOVI - ROSS BUILT coloni-al m 'BREDFORO OF NOVI" on premium lot. 3 bedroom*. 2'i bath*, formal dining room. »vlng room and dan Famfty room and master suite overlooks peaceful pond setting Qual-ity at $217 900 (L060A.L) 522-5333

NOVI - STONEHENOE CONOOt Nicely decorated wen kept carrtage unit teeturtog 2 bedroom*. 1 bath, attached garage, oan-tral a* and a Mi length tar-race tor summertime enjoy-ment (L»3STO) $70 900 523-5333

room Colonial nestled among mature Veaa In de-

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1-275 4 7 > a c t 4 b e d f o o m . r* beth . 2100 a q It ijctormt P rune w e e m - g r o w i d pool . $144 ,900 . Very n e o o O e b t s 477 -9963

LIVONIA - 31330 Mmton 3 b e d -room. 2 b a t h r anch , living r o o m * n h NraCace s n e h e d BssamsrM. 2 car o e r e o e $78 ,000

H o m e o w n e r s C o n c e p t 34»-315S Or owner 522-5592

HOMEOWNERS CONCEPT

Just Listed Tina l_r»onie b e r g a m h a a it a s This t h r e e b e d r o o m W n a h a s s n c n e r s n e d os -

hoddyte l . t h e e n o r m o u s i ^ -d s l e d ki tchen e t t h p lenty o i c u p b o a r d s ic* t h e g o u r -m e n t a n d t h e d o u b l e l e n c e d lot tor t h e g a r d e n •dds. a n d d o f t T h e s n a r e

The Prudential i Harry S. Wolfe.

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Summit Ridge Ranches &Townhomes

Overlooking the quiet Village of Milford. The Best of Country Living and City Access.

Cathedral Ceilings, Ultra Baths, Arched Windows, View Decks

All Standard.

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C R O S S P O I N T E CONDOMINIUMS AND MARINA

DOWNTOWN PORT HURON

Luxury living at the river's edge. Just minutes f rom Lake

H u r o n 1 . 6 6 0 sq. ft. wi th spacious rooms 2 large

bedrooms, ftrepUce, decks, basement, snd 2 car attached

garage. Located in downtown Fbrt H u r o n $ 1 3 8 , 5 0 0 ,

3CT b o a t w a h available. $ 2 9 , 5 0 0 .

JOACHIM REALTY. INC . ( 3 1 3 ) 3 2 9 - 9 0 3 6

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toM Onang r o o m , b a a a m a n t — a c t i n f l 2 " * c a r o a r a g a a i m « a r . C s n t r s l a i r . $ 1 1 4 . 9 0 0

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Move-in Condition S a a u H M . c taan. a n d p r ide o l oemer-M p i l a s n S i a a tme 4 b a d r o o m 2 i O a t h b r i c k a n d a l u m i n u m co lon ia l , a r g e l oye r . e r t r s large M m i y r o o m , t a t Boo r laundry , mas te r be th . cen-t r a l ' a i r , sp r ink le r * a n d 2 car at -t a c h e d garaga M a n y m o r a ex t ras , a o g r v * ua a c a l . $ 1 2 9 , 9 0 0

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c u a t a m N a t u r e * t h r o u g h o u t p n m e tamPy h o m e y o u mue t a $ 1 9 9 9 0 0

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O n I t * * c n a p a n d <Sean c c f c m a i - 4 b e o r o o m s e n d a l a r g e ptay eraa s i baaemen t lor k i d s F i r e p l a c e m fam-i ly r o o m a f td a tao c e n t r a l a i r to beet t h a h e e l - C e r a * * o n t p o r c h s n d terge c e m e n t p a t i o m back.. O p e n f loor [Men e n d i m m e d i a t e occupen-cy $108 ,900

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each s ide o l f i r e p l a c e - the t s t g o e s on ! $ 1 0 3 , 9 0 0

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R 4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

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p a t i o B a r b e q u e a n d b e e u t I M t r e e d y e r d . a t t a c h e d r a g * w i th o p e n e r $ 0 7 , 9 0 0

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R 3 4 7 - 3 0 5 0

Coont ry f l e id New C o n s t r u c t i o n

B u n d e r * ap rawSng 2 .000 • o a r * l ee t br ick r a n c h o n • Nov t a c r e ana. 3 b e d -r o o m e . 2 M b e t h * g ree t r o o m w i t h flreplece. w o o d w i n d o w s , c e r a m i c l oye r a n d 2 c e r a t t a c h e d g a r a g a $ 1 4 7 , 0 0 0

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

421-5660 I n d e p e n d e n t l y O w n e d a n d O p e r a t e d

G A R D E N CITY By owner 2 6 5 3 8 Block 3 b e d r o o m 2 car g a r a g e New roo f , t u m e o e . w i n d o w * , c a r p e t -ing A a k i n g $ 4 9 , 9 0 0 4 2 2 - 5 1 3 3

Hurry On This One i f a l a r g * coun t r y Ii r icher, <s w h a t y o u r * look ing lor Y o u » en joy the over s u e d tennty r o o m 2 ' v baths, l iv-i n g r o o m a n d rnuch m o r s Th is >a s tot of house tor $ 7 4 , 9 0 0

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

474-5700 i n d e p e n d e n t l y O w n e d and O p e r a t e d

O E T R O i T A n n Arbor V a i l * w » r • er' R o a d 3 b e d r o o m b u n g a l o w r-nyt s i d e d , b a s e m e n I new l u -nace t e n c e d v a r a ca rpe t I h r o u g h c j i $ 2 9 . 9 0 0 <25 1626

I N K S T E R Cia.r St 3 b e d r o o r -b r i c k . v . f i n i shed basement 2 car g a r a g e , l a r g e lo t $40 000 Cal l b e t w e e o 1 1 a m - 2 3 0 p m .rene " 2 1 - 2 " 3 3

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HANNETT. INC REALTORS 646-6200

I N K S T E R - 2 6 2 6 1 A est Mills 3 b e d r o o m b ' i c k B u n g a l o w in Sout r , River P a r t a r e a F in i shed basemen : new t c o t c h f l u a r c carpe t - * w no-* ra« Noor in k i t c h e n app l iances s ta* H p m e P r o t e c t i o n Piar $3-* COC

E R A R Y M A L S ' M E S Ca l l 349-455C

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HANNETT. INC. ; REALTORS 646-6200 : •J22 f A S T O V E R

I O M F I E L D T O W I S H ^ , i p f N S U N D A V 1 4 P M

" . i j i e i . h i i l l op w i l i n g 1 W i d e s w e e t -i r co t yard and t i eau t i f u l v iews

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gi- e - th j b e d r o o m s 2't D * f h * and I am ' l - • oc»m S 169 900

, 64^ 1900 S C H W E I T / P R REAL E S T A T E

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t car g a r a g e P - i va ie cot d e sac S u n - . I : o o m With solar hea l w a p a r o u n d i J e i » 9 t l ceding m b a s e m e n t wh i ch

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L A N O C O N T R A C T $3 ,700 D O W N F a m i y r o o m / f i r e p l a c e . 1.353 sq 11., 3 b e d r o o m i t m c k . basemen t , 2 ca r g a r a g a $ 6 2 , 9 0 0 W e s t l a n d G o v e r n -men t o w n e d A lao o n new m o r t g a g e $59 ,755 Cen tu r y 21 . A B C 4 2 5 - 3 2 5 0

Like A Model!! Newly d e c o r a t e d 3 b a d r o o m br i ck t n level Beau t i fu l r e m o d e l e d k i t ch -en. newer w i n d o w s 4 roo f »hmg! *« cen t ra l a * , a x t r * mau la t lon . newe r S w i g r o o m c a r p e t , l a rg* f a m i y r o o m . Beau t i fu l m » ou t ' On ly $67 ,900 C a i M A R L E N E K L I M E C K I

C e n t u r y 2 1 Today 2 6 1 - 2 0 0 0 4 7 7 - 4 5 5 7

• Have It All! Fantaeoc ranch m NoilhiWs 3 bed-

bar, Irving room with tlraplaos. cen-tra air, 1st floor laundry, beauttuf large lot. AH tor only $109,800


420-3400

LIVONIA FINE SCHOOLS Nicety lendacaped w*S taken care ol 3 bedroom bnck. flrnahed baae-mem. iv» beth*. garaga. newer kitchen cabinet* - Chooae 2 air con-ditioning units $73,900 N ot Ann Arbor Trai Can Roger Hyde, Century 21. ABC 425-3250

LIVONIA SCHOOLS 3-4 bnck ranch, protaaaunaiy baaement with bar. new 15x14 Flori-da room. 2't car peraga central air new vinyl window*, many *xtra* $72,900 Owner 422-1643

N E A T A S A P I N Thia sparking clean 3 bedroom ranch has s nice acrssned back porch i an over*tted 2 car garaga stove refrigerator. dNhwaaher stay New carpet m kvtng room, mat In and an|oy Only $66,500

Century 21 J. Scott , Inc.

5 2 2 - 3 2 0 0

J U S T LI STEDI S h a r p 3 b e d r o o m wt th b a a e m e n t a n d g a r a g e in S R e d f o r d f o r o n l y $50,900

J U S T L I S T E D I S p a c i o u s * b e d r o o m b r i c k n e a r g o l l c o u r s e m t h f i n i s h e d b a s e m e n t . 3 b a t h s l i b r a ry F l o r i d a r o o m a n d a t t a c h e d g a / a g e

CENTURY 21 T o d a y 5 3 8 - 2 0 0 0

L A R G E 7 5 * 141 LOT 2 i u « b a t h s 3 b e d r o o m r a n c h b a s e -m e n t . 2 c a r g a r a g e $57,900 T e r m s C e n t u r y 21. A B C C a n Brli L o v e 4 2 5 - 3 2 5 0

B E V E R L * H I L L S - Ope« Sun i i p m , U p d a t e d 3 b e d r o o m ranch uke " » * ' * a c r e lo t m u s t see $129 90C 16145 M a d e l i n e I e » N o l 13 M E o f P i e r c e 6 4 4 - 0 : 4 3

N K l N S P ° E T T E 5 ' 1 0 " 'our I - S u i n 1 C - e d r o i w J | I ' .cr • i s i Of ic J p d a t e d • I t c j - d e t a c f ^ o ; * r a g e 2 ca r a l I g a r a g e ' r r - j m m n i a i apar ' I

' i j t l x ' t , 6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0 6 8 2 - 1 1 2 1

Merrill Lynch Realty

See 8 5 5 - 3 0 * . I

BEVERLY HILLS O P E N SUNDAY 1-4PM

3 1 2 4 0 S h e n d a n E 01 S o u t h t i a f d N o f t 11 Mi ie Rd U p d a t e d b n c k r a n c h m p o p u i a ' « c a t i o n L i v i n g r o o m w i t f "(replace and d<XXS 10 t»rH^* c-tx*' 'arrvih, ' o o r r t 3 b ^ d r o o m S >VD0 00"!

C a n V a r y L TTUGTS

HALL & HUNTER 64 * 3 5 0 0 OR 5 4 5 ^ l ^ ' e

B I R M I N G H A M . 1 A d a m , s area '• t ied I r o o m s . 3 ' i b a t h s new c u s t o m k i t c n

e«i c e n t r a l air s c r e e n e d p o * c h c h a r m i n g o l d e r h o m e ir e i c e l i e n i c o n d i t i o n $ 3 4 9 , 0 0 0 5 4 0 - " 746

N E W LtSTING F r s h f y p a m t e d 3 b e d r o o m c n a / m e r n e a r G l e n h u r s t GoH C o u r s e , n e w e r c a r p e t , n e u t r a l d e c o r , p a r t i a l l y f in -i s h e d b a s e m e n t s p a c i o u s m a s t e r w ' d o u b i e c l o s e t s , n e w e r r o o t , e n t r y d o o r s 4 l o e d s o> s t o r a g e R e a d y t o m o v e ' ' C a i n o w $51,500

HEPPARD 855-6570 O P E N S U N 1-4

1 t 3 6 < I N K S T E R - S of P l y m o u t h C h a r m i n g 3 b e d r o o m br i ck c a p e c o d . e x t r a b e d r o o m m s e m i - f i r » * h e d b * a e m * n t , d k w g r o o m , I ' l c a r g a -r a g e p r i c e d t o s e i l

ALL BRICK 9 7 2 4 L E N O R E - Beeu t r tu l * p a c « x i s 3 b e d r o o m h o m e , c a r p e t i n g . flmaneO b a s e m e n t , l a n c e d lot o n l y $ 5 4 , 9 0 0

E S T A T E SALE 9 5 9 9 W I N S T O N i m m e d i a t e o c c u -p a n c y . b r i c k r a n c h , 3 b e d r o o m s lull

CENTURY 21 C o l a Real ty. Inc. 9 3 7 - 2 3 0 0

NEW NORTHVILLE TRAILS SUB custom deelgn and buSd $300,000

M i c h i g a n Oro><> 5918200

Intown P l y m o u t h Beauty Wei maintained 3 badroom Hough Parti ranch Year round lamiy room offer* mew of lovely yard Security alarm system $185,000 Cai

Cotteen RkeMor Lynda RelHy

Reel Estate One 4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

LA KE POINTE- Open Houee Swi 1-S. 4 bedroom, r t beth colonial 2.000 sq ft., large screened port*, aprlnkkng t,Weir. aturrWun trim $142,500 420-0351

NEAT 3 bedroom brick ranch on aa Must saa to

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5pm 1T040 Cheat nut Ortve. WymouOt 3 bad-

453-4446

1 H 1944 Family decs, large M. $110,100 Open Sunday 2*0 la M0 454M Green VsMsv PSymoutW South af Ann Arbor t re i snd M< Wee« ol Canton Canter Tranalsres's Da-

floor latmdry. lormal dmmg aMndowL expanded lamiy $ R doorwai and Sreptecei.

. axcrratert Baa am am and 2H

woods and common*

loaka a 10 acre Privacy galore Mt i mm-i downtown Nymoêh

$191 $00 ROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200

4 BEOROOM 2200 So. Ft I woorf* Soor* |

S S U U t t X o n l I $ 1S2.000 4

NORTHVILLE - MAPLEHILL 8utx»-vwlon 6 MS* 4 Haogsny New noma Cape Cod Exlra. Extra amaninaa. 2700 sq It 3 bedrooms 2H bath, weai-out taaamanf Owner muat saS. $254 900 344-3675

NORTHVILLE - OAK LANO CTY Cer coiector* dream 4 car gar age. 4

omai rt room, lormal (Sniig. Siing room large kitchen heevey wooded lot By owner Immediate occupancy $150,900 344-2439

N W WESTLANO - 3759* Laramie tastaluiy decorated 3 badroom 2't beth colonial « newer sub Central air Sprinkler system, deck, beeuh-fuiy landacaped. LNoma achoola. $124^00 Call Homeowner* Con-tact 349-3355

453-6342

HOMEOWNERS CONCEPT

R E O f O R O - E x c e f t e m s t a r t e r O e e n a n d w e i k e p i 3 b e d r o o m b u n -g e t o w w i t h S m * h e d b a a e m e n t . V s b e t h * . a n d g a r a g e $ 5 9 9 0 0 Aak lo r PAT BROWN

CENTURY 21 R O W 4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1

B I R M I N G H A M

BEST BUY IN QUARTON LAKE

ESTATES a r e 4 b e d r o o m . 2 - i b a t h Rarvcr, e w E u r o p e a n " k i t c h e n f u r n a c e

e l e c t r i c a l Ve ry e l e g a n t p r i c e d 10 ' M u s t s e e ' $ 2 6 * 9 0 0 Will c o o p

e r a t e w i t h B - o k e - s 6 4 2 - 0 4 4 4

J U S T L I S T E D G - a c i o u s q - a " i v b o ' i b u o r o o m

,Monia e i l h spaciOu- "over l ibrary la-ge fami ly r-nom «nir, b o . A ia -m e pane- d o o r s f i r ep laces l yes " Q.r-us .irea a - O m m e d i a f e posse s m r —ade ) 11 •(' ,?Uue a i $ 2 ' 4 90C

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Merr i l l L y n c h Rea l t y

6 4 6 - 6 0 0 0 6 4 3 - 9 0 6 9

MOTIVATED BIRMINGHAM SELLERS

P Q P P . E T O N PARK AREA 4 bee r o o t - D u l c h coKmia l h o g e l iving r o o m ar-d tami fy r o o m t o r m a i d m m g room, s u n - r o o m d e n great " low c - a r r n d e d u c e d $ 2 5 0 0 0 l o $ 2 5 * "SCO ' 2 5 ' B u c k i n g n a m O p e n Sun • 4 N ot M a p l e E o1 A d a m s

C O N T E M P O R A R V R A N C H Wal * l o d o w m o w r t - o m th is 3 0 0 0 •: 3 b e d r o o m 2 ' s b a l h . t a b u l o u s whi te t o ' m i c a k i t chen huge g rea l r o o m w i th vau l ted ce i l i ng we* bar gor g e o u s m a s t e r sui te mass i ve base-

b " M . N G H A M s c h o o l s F r a n k ' .1 j y d W r i g h l s t y le r a n c h M e n d s e - 1

t e n s i v e r e n o v a l i o n 3 "» a c r e ^ 1

b o . e r s o r l y $275 .000 6 5 5 - 0 ' 5 6 1

B> O W N E R encesen t buy u n i q u e n le r io r des ign on p r e s t i g i o u s O r c -h a r d - a « e Gol f C o u r s e *90C sq 11 c o n t e m p o r a r y * b e d r o o m s , ba ths 3 car ga rage m u s t see S'o30 OOC 3 6 0 1950 .

C H A R M I N G J b e d r o o m r a n c h 1 ' i | t a l h s l oca ted m e s t a b l i s h e d sub "

'oanventen l lo s h o p p i n g & e x p r e s s ways M a n y i m p r o v e m e n t s new -» • ?e ' etc $82 9 0 0 Owner 6 8 3 - 3 6 7 6

DEERFIELD VILLAGE OPEN HOUSE SUN. 2 - 5

6 6 9 2 » e r h a m S 0< M a p l e »V ol M i d d l e b s U * b e d r o o m s 2't b a t h c o w n i a l $ 1 6 6 9 0 0 Ask lor D e b b i e 6 5 5 - 2 2 0 0 .

CRANBROOK R E A L T O R S

R e d . . e d $ 2 5 0 0 0 t o

B I R M I N G H A M - B i n g h a m F a r m s * b e d r o o m . 2 ' ^ b a t h r a n c h , f a m i l y r o o m 2 f i r e p l a c e s 2 c a r a t l a c n e o g a r a g e l o v e l y 3 ' 4 a c r e f e e d lo t A v a i l a b l e i m m a d i a l e f y . $ 1 5 2 , 5 0 0 By O w n e r 5 4 6 - 7020

BIFtM I N G H A M B L O O M F I E L D VILLAGE S O U T H

By O w n e r W M m a i n t a i n e d 3 b e d r o o m s 1 ' 1 b a t h * P r o f e e a i o n a B y l a n d s c a p e d w i t h k g h t x i g s p r i n k l e r s y s t e m 6 l a r g e d e c * P a r q u e t f l o o r -i ng c e n t r a l air 4 m u c h m o r e $ 1 7 9 , 9 0 0 H o m e 6 4 6 - 5 0 4 7

W o r t 2 6 8 - 6 0 7 0

$ 3 2 5 0 0 0

U N O . - W O O D AREA 3 bedrc iomi 2 j b a t h ranch on g o r g e o u s -01 I Newer t o r m i c a k i i cne r . n e w tor ! nace r iewe- c e n i r a i air u p d a i e d b a l h a n d lava lo ry e c e s s e d '*gnts B i r m i r g ' . a m s c h o o l s M i r l i - 5 9 9 t 5

E ' C E I L E N I . O C A T i O N F O R G R O W I N G FAMILY 3 b e o r o o m a u a d wi lh l ' » O a t h , s m a l l d e n a n d o v e r s a e d t w o c a r g a r a g e $ 9 3 90C C O N T A C T B A R B

Century 21 Old O r c h a r d . Inc

3 5 5 - 1 1 6 0 3 6 3 - 8 3 0 7 F R A N K L I N VALLEY O p e n S u n 2-i 5 2 6 4 C o l d S p r i n g L a n e E o< M i d d i e b e l ! N o l 14 3 b e d r o o m 2 b a t h r a n c h $147 900 7 3 7 - 2 6 3 5

J U S ' U S T E O • W B l o o m f i e l d Bu i lde r s M o d e l l a k e p r i v W e o e s bedf o o m . ' 2 ba th C a p e C o d $ 1 3 9 91 i 9 0 0

C R A N f a R O O K VILLAGE - 4 o e a 01 h e r m o d e l s 6 o n c e * a s a n a d t e rc«om I I b a t h q u a d spac ious h o o r j r r . h « y i or Cuek J a c k C h r i s t e n p l a n • « * cen t ra l a.r mo t r va ted j v>n R e a l t y Inc ERA 7 3 7 - 4 4 6 0 se l ler t m i s h e d b a s e m e n t Grea l ! s q u a r e l o o t a g e lor m o r j e y Burn ing h a m s c h o o l s R e d u c e d $5000 "o

OPEN SUN 1-4 35434 Florana. Weetland A real (ewer Beautiful fiome In popular aub - 3 badroom brick ranch with flniehed baaamant and rac room Move rtght m and en-joy oentral sir. newer carpet, new rool in 1904 Dining room with buM-m china cabinet 1v» batha on 1st floor, newer thermo pened window* and doorwai. 2't car oarao* Won't last al $79,900 Cai CHUCK PICK-ERING Century 21. Hartford 429

941-2900

NORTHVILLE S HN SubdMalon Rnaly appomtad 4 badroom. Tt bath Tudor has been i s ml"! decorated custom daeor, mint condition, profeaalonally

Mr, m*t 1 year old Show* i modal Transferred owner ol-

xjpency Aaking NA FOREMAN $239,900 Cai DONNA I

NORTHVILLE- 14240 Shadbrook

S u e amy

$250,000 0y appomtmant

Northville 2 Family Lovely 2 bedroom apartment* m tfw Cay Leave your car ei the ierge2

M i l lO lOBIi.

B O B Q A B E R S O N

COLDWELL BANKER 3 4 7 - 3 0 5 0

NORTHVILLE - 3 bedro 1 acre Vary private e Vtew a ol Mam Berween Cleraenl « Beck on Wssea m 47033 TSnaar lane $220000 344-1414

NOVI NOVI NOVI >m ranch, 2 Ml bafl

T seTt 20 ' . o O r 3 t o d . 4 7 4 - * 4 1 3

OPEN SUN 2-5pm 33241 Creeton Wealland Beautiful Cualom Ranch 3 badroom brick Sensational famiy room. >rapiece. 1.700 aq ft. $44,900 Csa

J a c k S a n e c k i REAL ESTATE ONE

5 6 1 - 9 0 5 4 2 7 4 - 8 9 1 1

PICTURE PERFECT Abeokitely gorgeoua 3 badroom brick randi In nam condition, wei r e se t *f1 lor low heating MS* newer kjmaca water heater, rool 4 low el-

dowe Wood txxmng stove over aoed rt cai garaga N won't beat a

$ 5 4 , 5 0 0

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc

522-3200

R E D F O R D S T A R T OUT RIGHT"

3 b e d r o o m b n c k b u n g a l o w , m a i n l e -n e n c e f r e e e x t e r i o r , n e e t y r e m o d -e l e d k i t c h e n with d i s h w a s h e r 6 d i s -p o s a l F o r m a l d i n i n g r o o m , p l u s f a m i l y r o o m with f i r e p l a c e 2 full b a t h * , c e n t r a l air I t c a r g a r a g e L o c a t e d o n * lovely l a n d s c a p e d t r e e d lo t m o n e of R e d t o r d s f i n e s ! a r e a * T h i s is a m u a t s e e ' N o d r i v e

by" C A L L D O R I S K O T E C K i

MAYFAIR 522-8000

B I R M I N G H A M C H A R M E R $ 1 0 5 . 0 0 0

M o v e - m c o n d i t i o n wttti b e a u t i f u l f l o o r s d e c k m a s t e r b e d r o o m wi th b a t h , u p d a t e d k r t c h e n l i rs l 'voor l a u n d r y l i m s h e d l o w e r leve l N e w L e n o i P u l s e f u r n a c e U p d a t e d e i e c i r « e l

HANNETT, INC. REALTORS 646-6200

$ 1 1 9 0 0 Ca l l

SANDY NORMAN

CENTURY 21 Town & Country

. A K E F R O N * C L U S T E R H O M E C a i f o i n i a c o n i e m p o r a r y o n w o o d e d v t e Four b e d r o o m s 3 ' s b a t h s c a n f ra i ai- and m o r e $ 1 5 9 9 0 0 C O N T A C " C A R O l T N

6 4 2 - 8 1 0 0 Eves, 8 5 5 - 7 7 6 6 355-1160

Century 21 Old O r c h a r d . Inc

3 6 3 - 8 3 0 7

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"ANXIOUS" O w n e r s i i a n a l n e d Luxurious ex-ecut ive e s t a t e 4 b e d r o o m b n c * co -lonial a r t* dan . t u n r o o m l o d e c k , watk-out lower level, half a c r e lot $2*9.000

H E P P A R D 4 7 8 - 2 0 0 0

B6ALTIFUL RANCH with f i replace a i i a c f t v l garaga . master b e d r o o m : ba th a 13/.BOO

ERA - COUNTRY RIOGE 474-3303

BRICK COLONIAL. 3 b e d r o o m s am. f inished b a s e m e n t 27819 Waa tco t t immed ia t e occupancy $ 1 2 4 , 0 0 0 or Deet crfler Open Sun 4 7 6 - 1 9 3 9

Bring The Famiiy Huge randF on over a c r e In n ice a r ^ B ig t am^y room. 4 Bedrexjms 2 ' 4 b a t h s 2 car a t t a c h e d g a r a g e p lus 2 Car ga rage In rear Your* for $99 ,900

OOLDWELL BANKER 4 * 8 - 4 6 6 0 2 6 1 - 4 7 0 0

CANTEMP 4 W c r t x x Mfcidieoeii

EMPORARV Colonial 16yr OKI oom. 2 '4 ba th 13 Mile 8

Owner $169,000 8 5 1 - 7 3 * 0

CUSTOM BUILT RANCH Mam b e t h A klsctien -ecantfy u p d a t e d Bale •Ofar entry, rec room $159 ,900

ERA - COUNTRY RIOGE 34 8767

Q R E ^ T C O N D I T I O N a n d to salt' S h a r p 1,000 *<j •_ - imcr provides count ry se t t ing

convenient location R e d e c o r a t e d m ' 9 8 8 Bay-window in di-ne t t e new landscaping snd 2 c a r al t a c n e d ga rage Only $68 90C

T R E E L I N E D D R I V E Charming 3 b e d r o o m brick r anch set way Back on appron 1 a c r e of l andscaped eerenny Inc ludes v.* b a t h s lormal dining * porch and a t tached 2 car Buyer Protection Plan $ i 19

ERA O R C H A R D H I L L S 7 3 7 - 2 0 0 0

HAVE IT ALL Beautiful 3 b e d r o o m . 2 Ml Oath brick ranch Ml finished Baaemen t 3 c a r garage ' e n c e d lot Only $69 ,500

HEPPARD 478-2000

Hills - Ranch | n« t f 13 $ Middlebeit i Lightl Spacious 1 Airy

Great locaUonr Fabulous grounds 1

4 Bedrooms/2 'y b a t h s Family r o o m / O a r

S e p a r a t e s tudio or o f l c e Sky«te*/Cathedra l ceilings 2500 SQ ft /mint condi t ion

Owner-Broker $167 ,000

626-4093

Holly

NEW LISTING T-eed country l e t t i ng with tranquil p o n d , snarp u p d a t e d 3 b e d r o o m r a n c h w ' o p e n floor plan neut ra l de-cor fireplace 1 targe fleck Call today $128,900

HEPPARD 855-6570

$ 2 6 C o n d o s

! D O W N T O W N F A R M I N G T O N

PINEWOODS CONDOMINIUMS

5 Floor Plans To Choose From F E A T U R I N G • P r i v a t e C o u r t Y a r d s

• N a t u r a l F i r e p l a c e s

• C e n t r a l A i r

• F u l l B a s e m e n t s

• 1st F l o o r L a u n d r y

• 2 C a r A t t a c h e d G a r a g e

• W o o d e d S e t t i n g , C l o s e t o C o n v e m e B

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D I R E C T I O N S : Located oo west side a« Fx r r run i lor. Road MUh of Grand River . no rU ol « Mile Road

Price* From $149.000 O P E N DAILY 12 NOON-1 P M Eierp< nturadayt

pi FW 473-8131

H e p p a r d & Anociitcs Realms • $0004 » 12 mu< P a r m i n g t o n H i l l * . M l 4(4)11 • «55 8570

F a r m i n g t o n

F a r m i n g t o n H M a

"Just Listed" P R l C e e TO SELL e, 2-M

dry Ei callent condi t ion u p d a t e d c e n t i a l an la rge fam«y rooi- «--f> f i r e p l a c e , d i n m g r o w O n l y $ 1 4 8 , 9 0 0

FARMINGTpW H.cLS C r e a m pull . 4 o e d r o o m . iS» Bel ha ~ b a a u 8 M y a e c u i i i e d »i s o n n a u t r *

t h r o u g h o u t Beauimi«y I

lot E x c e i e n t loca t ion $154 9 0 0

COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE - «>nm« city loca t ion on tras w o n d e r M warm 4 b e d r o o m coioraal m Old H o m e s t e a d S u b Large lot wfth love-ly pr iva te b a c k y a r d Formal ommg, r o o m , c h a r m i n g famay room with newer Be rbe r c a r p e l $148 900

GREAT LOCATION - 3 b e d r o o m c o n t e m p o r a r y t r l - level N e u t r a l t o n e s B r s n d new formica c u s t o m ki tchen family r o o m cent ra l air ce-ramic tile toyar Asking $ 1 2 3 , 5 0 0

Century 21 T o d a y 8 5 5 - 2 0 0 0

1988 CENTURIAN Award Winning Office K FNDAL L W O O D RANCH 3 b e d . r o o m s I "i b a t h s larrWy r o o m 2l • • rep laces c lean neut ra l deco r p r iva t e b a c k y a r d 28358 Peppe rma t By owner $ 1 2 9 900 O p e n Sun 2 5PM 5 5 3 70961

3 0 6 B r i g h t o n ,

W a i t e d L a k a

BRIGHTON 1029 M i c m o a n I >ape C o d

on large o o m e i lot C o m p l e t e u t o v en 2 car a r t e c f t e d g a r a g e Moely d e c o r a t e d 8 very cMan $ 7 3 OOO

HOMEOWNERS CONCEPT

22S-5272 oi 3 4 9 ^ 3 3 5 5

Jacuzzi t ub b e d i o o m on 3 3 9 a c r e s . 2 H b a t h 2 * car a t t a c h e d g a r a g e M l beee-ment , high alUciency f u r n a c e Hart-land Twp eeey e x p r e s s • • ] acoeea $184 900 887-4*42

SPLASH IN THE POOL! Relax a n d envoy pr iva te w o o d e d 3 a c r e set Ung G o r g e o u s , l a rge 3 b e d r o o m rencti Pret ty xrtcnen with oek cabi-ne t s a n d oak f looring 11 x 2 3 lamlfy rcxyri with 1 r e p l a c e Rec reaUon room With oer e n d ei**>orcn over-looking 20x32 pool G r e e t lor enter

a r e t m d ' $ 1 5 6 900 Hart laming A r a r t land Schoo**

LAKE FRONT LIVING al its b e a t ' Art-ist n e w oI Max field Laka with this 4 b e d r o o m . 2 H b a m h o m e S p a c i o u s o p e n leeHrig Large lot with 93 n f r o n t a g e Fu* w e » o u i b e a a m e n t 2 car g a r e g e a n d sf ied Tras o n e won t laal l ong ' $ 1 6 9 , 5 0 0 H a i t l a n d Sct iools

England Real Estate 474-4530

KENDLWOOO lovely 3 o e d r o o m 2 ba th , laundry room, all on o n e lloor new xi tcnen A a p p l i a n c e s Move m condi t ion $131 0 0 0 Can 4 8 9 - 8 8 8 1

Look No Further Large family s u e r ancn m s beeut l tu . n e i g h b o r h o o d 2 wood Burning f i r e p l a c e s dining room famlty room, s tudy and Break tas t room Wslk-in c e d a r c lose t All for only $ 129 900

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420 -3400 M e a d o w b r o o k H i l l s

Big b a r g a i n m tm* aa c u s -t o m * u b d i v l * i o n O v e r 2.500 s q u a r e ' ee l 4 b e d ' o o m * colonial wrtti dan or 5th B e d r o o m Florida r o o m l*t Booi laundry and 2'-» o a t h * on I I i a c r e lot Im-m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y $169 500

The Prudent ial Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 421-5660

•odependen i ry O w n e d and O p e r a t e d

AL1 S P O R T S WATERFRONT En-loy deer1 quie t all s p o r t s lake t h a s u m m e r 2 3 0 0 SQ ft co lon i s t 4 Bed rooms , 2W b a t h a . fam»y r o o m with f v a p i e c e Vets c a n a e e u m e low In-leree l loen $ 1 4 9 . 9 0 0 1 4 3 5 « l

WELL BUILT RANCH on a c r e 1460 sq fl , 3 b e d r o o m s , r * Beth* lormal d a w i g r o o m l a r g e ki tchen, all a p p l i a n c e s first Boor laundry

ALL S P O R T S LAKE A C C E S S $94 ,900^45721

A S S U M A B l E LANO C O N T R A C T ' Lovely b n c k & a l u m i n u m colonial 1550 sq ft 3 b e d r o o m s . 1 i b f t n a ramify room wtth h r e p l e c e cen t ra l an Great family n e i g h b o r h o o d $99 900 I4549J

CALL MARGE EVERHART 4 7 7 - 0 7 1 1

N E W C O N S T R U C T I O N Far rmngton Hills C o n t e m p o r a r y r anch and colonia l . 3 b e d r o o m s . 2 b a t h s , woor j ed tot* August o c c u pancy Mid $80 * Ask tor

DAN RYAN Cen tu ry 21 Her t fo rd 4 78 -6000

NEW LISTINGS YOU RE SPECIAL' And ao is t h a tresivy d e c o r a t e d a n d waa c a r e d for r anch Pe r fec t lor you a n d tnove-m condi t ion with fabuloue d e e i g n e d - o u c h e s Hew cent ra l air Bmeried b a s e m e n t s n d m o r e $ 139.999 8 5 ' -6900

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYi U n i q u e newer Tudor with o p e n Boor (Man of fer ing a hrst t o e master sui te Ii b ra ry grea l r oom witti f i rep lace rveutrai decor a n d rear wooded lot $224 900 8 5 1 - 6 9 0 0

PEACHFUL SETTING for this s p e -c ious 3 b e d r o o m 2"» o a t h r a n c h with exceBani Boor plan La rge k i tchen Br*! Boor laundry c e n t r a l air and excel lent n e i g h b o r h o o d c loee lo s h o o p m g $ ' 4 9 900 851-6900

3 0 8 S o u t h f i a i d - L a t h r u p

BEACON S O U ARE - C h a r m i n g colo-nial 4 b e d r o o m s , 2"t b a t h s fwiisried b a s e m e n t , cen t ra l air m o v e - i n con-dition $99 850 3 5 8 - 4 3 8 5

BEACON SOUARE By main ta ined 4 b e d r o o m colonia l , 2 H

& much m o r a $ 1 1 2 000 7-2211

BEAUTIFUL AREA BEAUTIFUL HOME - Fan ta s t i c 3 Bedroom b n c k r anch m c o u n t r y se t -tlngl R r a p i a c e In Uvng r o o m a n d famdy room, newer c a r p e t i n g large deck Call u»' $110 900

COLDWELL BANKER 4 7 8 - 4 6 6 0 2 6 1 - 4 7 0 0

CHARMING LATHRUP VILLAGE colonial 4 B e d r o o m s . kv*ig room. d«rung room wtth Bay window. family room with na tu ra l f i r ep lace , d a n , 2% Bath* Ml B a a a m a n t 2't c a r g a r a g a cent ra l a> BBQ C o m p l e t e l y r e m o d -eled wtth neut ra l deco r including Eu ropean style m e t i e r A l th is on lovely t r eed lot Must s e a lo apprec i -a te Asking $ 1 2 9 , 9 0 0 O p e n S u n s 2 -5 18325 R a m b o w D» 5 4 5 - 1 7 0 0

NEW LISTING Attractive 3 B e d r o o m brick ranct i with newer c e n t r a l a r & c a r p e t i n g la rge s c r e e n e d porc f i fm ianed rec r oom 8 tamily r o o m w. ' f t replaca $74,900

H E P P A R D 855-6570

GREAT FAMILY HOME S p a d o u s l quad- leve l o f t a r * 5 Bedrooms. 2'y] b a t h s , living room with c a t h e d r a l c»l>ng a l m o n d Eurosryie xt tchen. f i replace m lafTWy room which o p e n s t o p a t i o $156 ,500 851-6900

RALPH

M A N U E L

NEW LISTING FABULOUS HOME IN WASHING-TON HEIGHTS S t u n n i n g c u s t o m c o n t e m p o r a r y with 4 b e d r o o m s Brsl Boor m a s t e r sui te , i s land klteften. skyttght*. c e n t r a l a n . a k v a g h t s a n d '•mahed c a s e m e n t $ 1 5 0 , 9 0 0 851-6600

R A L P H

M A N U E L NEW LISTING

OPEN SUNDAY i - 4 p m immedkale o c c u p a n c y . 3 b e d r o o m 2* b a t h r anch over 220.000 s a u v a tee t . 1st floor leundry. c t m . ar t lnve. h o m e pro tec t ion p lan , a t t a c h e d 2 car ga -r a g e $ 1 2 5 900

Call HerB C o m b o ERA - COUNTRY RIDGE

4 7 4 - 3 3 0 3

OPEN SUNOAY 1-5 K E N D A L L W O O D S U B 3 2 3 1 5 C 'a f t sOury 3 b e d r o o m ' anc tv family room with f i r ep lace 1st Boor laun-dry kltcften & ba tha u p d e t e d . p ro-f e s s i o n a l d e c o r a t e d 8 l a n d s c a p e d $129 900 O w n e r ' B r o k e r 5 5 3 - 9 5 *

t reee . tm* g u s t y buM 2 s tory c u o -ruei w e b e r eedy s o o n 4 s p e c t o u e b e d r o o m e 2V. be t t t a l o r m a l d m m g room, family r o o m w .-f i replace t doorwal l , g o u r m e t kr tc f ten wtth nook Can t o s e e $ 179 5 0 0

H E P P A R D 855-6570

OPEN SUN. 1-4 Fleduced arid newty d e c o r a t e d Do y j u need m o r e r o o m or a r o t f t ce or ir.-law s u i t s ? Tfus ovaI $ 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 h o u s e m p r i ced wey u n d e r m a r k e t vsSue Seller w a n t s a s a w Prhrala 8 s e c l u d e d s e r e lol with t r e e s 8 ra-vine H erdkf a n y lawn m a s n t a n e n c a 4 -5 b a d r o o m a 4 b a t h a library lor-mal dining r o o m lamay r o o m arfth f i replace i wet ba r . first floor laun-dry ca t t i edra l t a w r g * 8 cen t ra l sir Land con t r ac t t a r m e p o s s i b l e with g o o d down p a y m e n t SnyOer Kinney A Bennet t 6 * 4 - 7 0 0 0

OPEN SUN 1-4 27620 c n e t a w o r t h S o l 14. W ol Ink H e r C u A o m c o n t e m p o r a r y O p e n Boor plOT wtth . euHed . s a m p t & t» / t igh t Gree t k i tchen wood hoc* ing round pool Mucli m o r e Asking $449 900 Ask lor Arlene or Nency 8 5 5 - 2 2 0 0

C R A N B R O O K R E A L T O R S

3 0 5 B r i g h t o n , H a r l l a n d ,

W a l t o d L a k a

BRIGHTON, by owne r , 4 r e a r o ld . 2200 s q ft 3 b e d i o o m corrasmpo-rs ry r snch 3 ' i car g a r a g e . ceWiedral c e k n g s MV' oeMng Ian. s c r e e n e d

a p e Unique rr-.ee tar Beth

REDUCED TO S57 500 - 3 b e d r o o m V> b a t h Bnck r anch on c o r n e r lot m SouthDeld Family r o o m ( n e w 1986; ca rpe t ing , d r a p e s s l o r s e * s u e d

G 0 0 D E REAL ESTATE

A G o o d a Llatlng M A G o o d Buy* 1411 N W o o d w a r d 6 4 7 - 1 8 9 6

SOUTHFIELD An a c r e ol lend s u r r o u n d s this four o e d r o o m h o m e wtth 2 M l b a t h e Mas t e r B e d r o o m a n d b a t h e r a c m i » i a » e i i w t i e e n n u i s Emery view f r o m Family With f i r ep l ace T h r e e c a r at-t a c h e d g a r a g e too" AJ tor $ 9 9 9 0 0

R E D C A R P E T K E I M

E l i t e P r o p e r t i e s

4 7 8 - 5 5 5 5

9 0 6 S o u t h f t o k l - L a t h n j p

SOUTMFICLO RANCH ma

r e m o d e l e d on lerge cornier lot Mala/Evergreen a r e a Pr ice l o s a l . $72 ,900 Days. 2 2 » - 5 7 2 2 Eves 557 9 5 0 3

SOUTHFIELD l Oedroom. 3'-» b a t h e 2400 s q n •sncti m prsa t ig loua She re rood VII-

2 c e r a t t a c h e d g a r a g a . lamlly • - n a v " e i d e c o r room « * h BrnWeoe. r>

Cen t ra l air ftoilalied spr inkler* I mwcfi m o r a By o e m a r $131 900

4 3 3 - 3 4 4 4

SOUTHFIELD 9 m a a 8 f e l e g r e p h ~ 2 b e d r o o m unl t raehed s e c o n d Boor 1V» slory C a p e C o d . fx* B a s e m e n I 104 > 3 0 0 lot a n m e d s e t e ocxa jpancy

3 4 0 - 8 3 2 7

STARTEf tS DREAM HOUSE 3 b e d rooms , country k i t chen . Move- in condi t ion Only $45 500 3 5 5 - 1 2 7 9

3 0 7 S o u t h L y o n

M i r t o r d - H i g h l a n d

LYON TWP 3 b e d r o o m h o m e built 1968 Breplece. l o r m a l dm-mg a n d coun t ry k i l c h e n M l » s e e m ant and a t t a c h e d ga ->age on nesr fy ' t e c r e $119 900

R E D C A R P E T K E I M

E l i t e P r o p e r t i e s

478-5555 MILFORD - Open H o u s e Sun July 9 n o o r ill 6 p m L s r g e c o u n t r y t o -level wtth 2't car g a r a g s . 3 .27 s c r e e 3 b e d r o o m s 1 '1 b a t h a . l a rge d e c k a round pool pots b a m Bike r id ing d w l e n c e lo K e n s i n g t o n P s r t Must l e w $144 ,900 6 8 5 - 1 8 3 8

MILFORO VILLAGE

Builders Close Out Immedia te o c c u p a n c y 1,500 sq ft 2 Story 3 b e d r o o m s . 2't b a t h s fire-place, 2't car g a r a g s Many e x t r a s ' Only 3 bmldrng s i t e s left R a n c h h o m e s f rom $106 ,900 Co lon ia l s f rom $114 900 Take M^tord R o a d . North t o Abbey Lane •* mile n o r t h oi Village Shown By a p p o i n t m e n t J T Kelly C u s t o m H o m e s 3 6 3 - 5 9 2 7

Perfect Hide-a-way G o r g e o u s 4 B e d r o o m 2 Bath h o m e in the woods with 2 8 s c r e e Pr iva te take includes founta in a n d Bowmg *prmg Thi* t* a hide-e-wey you ve Dean looking for" CaH for details $285 000


SOUTH LYON By o w n e r C o m p l e t e fy r e m o d e l e d 3 b e d r o o m , 2 s tory 2 car d e t a c h e d g a r a g e w/lo«t Lot 6 6 * 1 8 6 City s e r v i c e s A s k i n g $84 900 By a p p o i n t m e n t L e e v e m e s s e g e 4 3 7 - 3 7 5 0

S LYON, 3 b e d r o o m b n c k a n d alu-minum ranch , 2 ' * c a r g a r a g a . 1V» ba tha . tamky r o o m / o e ^ n g fan . n a t u -ral f i replace , new w i n d o w s . Brushed b a s e m e n t 1300 s q ft . $89 900 Lot 60x125 By owner 4 3 7 - 0 1 3 1

3 0 6 R o c h a s t a r - T r o y

COMFORT 8 VALUE IN POPULAR WINDMILL P O I N T '

OPEN SUN 2 - 5 P M 2857 R E N S H A W

BY OWNER Unique well l o c a t e d Bi Level on 1 large, a t t r ac t ive c o r n e r lot 3 b e d r o o m s 2 b a t f t s r a i s e d deck . 25 - ft lamlly r o o m with Bra-p lace Pr iced right at $103 ,5001

For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n USA O W N E R S NETWORK 6 5 1 - 8 5 8 8

NEW LISTING This o u t s t a n d i n g family h o m e is well m a r l i m a d s n d l a s t s t u a y d e c o r a t -ed L/vIng room s n d lamlly r o o m with f i replace , al' oak kr tchen with Breakfast e r a s ove r look ing s x t e r v srve rear d e c k i n g fo rma l d m m g room library a n d f in ished b a a e -m e m Centra l air 4 b e d r o o m 2 full Baths a n d 2 half Ba ths $ 2 3 9 ,900

hIALL & HUNTER 644-3500 OAK RIVER WEST

W a n i n g for yoi* p e r s o n n e l t o u c h 3 Bedroom library, g r e a l r o o m . 2 s t o -ry 1st Boor massar sui te , $239 9 0 0

R E / M A * ASSOCIATES Karen Evans 5 4 0 - 9 7 0 0 or 2 5 8 - 6 8 9 4

O P E N S A T . 1 - 4 4166 C h e r r y w o o d . Troy En te r B r a n ^ y w y a e H . oD W a t t l e s . W- a t C o o -hdge COOL OFF a n d ENJOY your Summer with this w o n d e r f u l tun-IWed 4 b e d r o o m 2't b a t h co lon ia l C m - d e - e e c a n d p r i v a t e b a c k y a r d p rov ide for quie t kvmg. l a l i e e M n g pool a n d m a n y i4X}ate« n e w e r c e r -pe tmg. k i t chen appBaivtea a n d f loor , s to rm w l n d o e e . rool p l u s e n e r g y el-floeni f u r n a c e ( 1 6 7 / r n o b u d g e t plan) m a k e this h o u e e spec ia l t o c o m a h o m e t o $ 1 6 8 , 9 5 0

ASK FO« NORMA KELLER


646-6000 852-8895

S O U T H F I E L D C o n t e m p o r a r y trt-ievel o n l e r g e sha-dy lot 3 b e d r o o m e . 1H b a t h s tamay room with Hreplece G e r a g e h a a electricity we te r a n d lolt Deck oft d m m g a ree . $ 8 9 900

R e d C a r p e t K e l m

M a p l e I n c . 5 5 3 - 5 8 8 8

SOUTHFIELD m v e e t m e n t potent ia l 2 b e d r o o m e with F i o n a s r o o m 8 ga-r a g e P n c e d lor quick e s s e " $ 3 8 900

R E D C A R P E T

K E I M

S U B U R B A N

ROCHESTER HILLS D r e a m H o m e S p e n d your s u m m e r s on o n e o l t h e 4 d e c k s over looking t h e C a n t o n Riv-er or meide enfoylng t h e c o d corn-ton o l 6 8 0 0 sq fl of living s p a c e Many spec ia l l e a f u r e a B m e h e d w e e - o u t 2 f l r ep lacea 3 c a r g a r a g e , whirlpool h a r d w o o d Boors, b r a e s smk Bxturee, a la rm s y s t e m , p r o f e e -

By owner 540 -3Q35

ROCHESTER H « s B u a d e r * M o d e l C a p e C o d . 1700 SQ ft coun t ry s e t -ting m subdivis ion. $ 1 3 4 , 9 0 0 n u m e -r a t e o c c u p a n c y 6 5 6 - 0 9 9 2

ROCHESTER HILLST - O p e n S u n 12-4pm 1917 sq ft r a n c h , o p e n Boor p lan , t r e e d lot 1632 T a m m E / C r o o k * N ' S B o u l e v s r d S S L M O . 6 5 2 - 5 3 3 1

ROCHESTER HILLS Val . S u b by owner 3 b e d r o o m coioraa l

p r e m i u m w o o d e d o * - d e - e e c 2'-» Betha. Brepiece . A n d e r s e n window*, m a n y e x t r a s O p e n h o u e e Ally 9 2-5pm 411 S t r e a m v l e w Ct . oft Roctv-dale . W of Llvernola, N o n W a l t o n $204 000 E v e n m g a 6 5 1 - 5 3 1 5

3 0 6 R o y a l O a k - O a k P a r k

H u n t i n g t o n W o o d s

LANO CONTRACTS/OAK PARK 2 oncka t o sea $2 400 t o $2 ,900 m o v e s m I b e d r o o m s B a a s m s n l e tc $33 ,000 8 $ 4 2 900 30 iww lerwie G o i e r e m e n i «wned Cen tu ry 2 I ABC Can Made l ine 4 2 5 - 3 2 5 3

N ROYAL OAK 4 B e d r o o m 2 Beth e l u m m u m u d e d 2 - s to ry U p p e r study new ki lchen

c a r g a r a g e O o o C value 1

G 0 0 D E REAL ESTATE

A G o o d e Listing Is A G o o d Buy ' 1411 N Woodward 647 1896

3 2 6 C o n d o a

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING I

O P E N S U N D A Y . 1 - 4 P M f i BLOOMFIELD Luxur ious 3 bed -r o o m 3 b e t h Walk out Ranch over-looks w o o d s M e r b l e toyer ce ihe -Oiw ceamg. 'Gree t Room lor m i c a ki tchen, o u t s i a n d m g m sui te , abrs ry Beeutrtul lemlly r o o m G e i e h o u e e pool tenr«e 6 4 0 5 Noble A i d i n g b r o o k e W oft D r a k e S ol Walnut Lake $279 ,900

ROBfcRT WOLF C O

3 5 2 - 9 5 5 5 R M . . 6 2 6 - 0 3 6 3

ROYAL OAK BEVERLY HILLS

O g E N S U N 2 - 5

4 1 1 9 A U B U R N A oft W o o d w a r d o n Per*view N of 13 Mile FV#T0»%r1ng Per tec t r anch b e a u t -M locat ion Total newer d e c o r , 3 Bedroom*. 2 full b a t h s 2 f i r e p l a c e s famay room, l a n c e d yard, b r e e r e -way 8 2 car g a r a g e $ 1Z2.900 6 4 2 - 2 4 0 0

COLDWELL BANKER

A p p l e g a t e II

C o n d o m i n i u m s l o c a t e d m Novi

10 MMe - W ol Hagger ty Flenches * T o w n h o u s e s

From $97 ,500 00 O p e n Thurs -Mem , 1 - 6 p m

P r e s e n t e d By C e n t u r y 2 1 Cur t an 8 J o h n s o n inc

Belay B r a n s o n or Bonnie Carr 4 73 -0490

3 1 0 W i x o m - C o m m a r c a

U n i o n L a k a

A F F O R D A B L E HOMES

INDIAN WELLS SUB R a n c h e s s n d Colon ia l s t r om

$ 1 0 3 , 9 0 0 F e a t u r e s 3 B e d r o o m s t% be th* . full B a s e m e n t 2't car a t t a c h e d g a r a g e wall- to-wee c a r p e t , vinyl Boors end kghl f ixtures O p e n dairy 1 -7pm Sa l 8 Sun 12-6pm C lo sed Thurs -d a y * Loca ted o f t Beck Rd lust North ol Pont iac Trail C a i 6 6 9 - 8 111

B e e u t i t u i L a k e F r o n t view f rom the pat io of thia t h r e e B e d r o o m 1'« b a t h s c o n d o with nicely Bnieheo b a s e m e n t Vary n e e neu -tral ca rpe l and deco r A l k i tchen a p p k a n c e s mclud-s d Lsrge tamHy room with f i replace P e r t e c t lor the p ro less ione l with little t ime for d j m o e m s m t e n a n c e $89 900

The Prudent ial Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 474-5700

i n d e p e n d e n t l y O w n e d end O p e r s t s a

3 2 6 C o n d o a

FARMINGTON HILLS 14 MILE 8 ORCHARD LAKE RO

G r o u n d Bom c o n d o m Fkawers Ridge O n e b e d r o o m . t'/« Be 1 0 2 5 sq fl O p e n s lo pe t to s n d l a n d s c a p e d yard Beige car t h r o u g h o u t iu« b e e e m e m s s o r s g e u n d e r n e a t h g e r e g e end secu r t t , g a l e Pr iva te owner $63 ,000 Ca8 eller 6 p m 5 5 3 2130

FARMINGTON HILLS 13 8 M*Jdle-bef t . 2 b e d r o o m 2 Bath 2nd Boor unit g a r a g a poc*. basctmy m e r p r

SdO 54»-»2»or 353-4565 • 8 3 ! I F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

W o n d e r M c o n d o C o n i e m p o r a r y flair mml c o n d n i o n Cua lom wm-d o w s t i e e l m e n t s neut ra l deco r 2 B e d r o o m s . 2 b a l h s F o r m s , dmmg l o o m 1st Boor laundry - s d u c e d $120 000

R e d C a r p e t K e l m

M a p l e I n c 5 5 3 - 5 8 8 8

FARMINGTON- Village Gre One

pr iva te P o n e e r e e pool $3 7 900 Owner 4 7 1 -2444 or 477 -5968

FOXCROFT CONDO $174 900

B a a u t i M e n d unit with pr ivate entry C l u b h o u s e e n d pool R e n o v s t e d in 1 9 8 ' S p a c i o u s room sizes wrth ISre-y i s c e s n d p r l v s t s p s t i o lovely unil1

HANNETT. INC. R E A L T O R S

6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0

H E R i l A t j E VILLAGE WEST 3 bed ' o o m 2 j o a t h 7 car alt sc r ied g a • a g e t m i * h e c o a a e m e n i ranch

3 2 6 C o n d o a

PL YMOUTH CATCH THE S U M M E R BREEZES

m t h a ' b e d r o o m r a n c h o o n d o all tmg m a n ice cou r t l o e e n o n Largs pr iva te pe t to kghl airy a r a n g room lots ol s t o r a g e OueWy Brashmg ei lower level famay r o o m with alectin. f k e p l a c e Work m o p Pooi end B e s u l t l u l c l u b h o u s e C a r p o r $71 ,900 Ask lor

G E N I E D U N N

COLDWELL BANKE 4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

PI YMOUTH LUXURY CONOO B a e c u n Heaow 2 b e d r o o m 3 i»« batha r anch first Boor laundry « 8 T than t m a e f r o m d o w n t o w n Manx cus tom f e e t u r e s . k*l B m s h s d B satiX ment with J e c u z s . 12 X 2« deck wtth ws ter fs l l Beeutl tul ly l a n d s c a p e o g r o u n d s . $ 168 500 453-9 1U»I

P R I C E R E D U C T I O N Private entry r a n c h F s r m i n g l a e Hiks 1 b e d r o o m * 2 b e t h * s t l a c h e d

(a r a g e g a t e h o u s e c o m m u n i t y • ,'9 500 CaH lor a p e r s o n a l ten* - n

Ann Carrier R E A L E S T A T E O N E

8 5 1 - 1 9 0 0 REDFORD VILLA 2 b e d r o o m , up-, per over looking poo l Appkanc«% sir W i n d o w t - e s i m e n t s $4 1 900 Cslt

T h u r s d a y . J u t y 6 , 1 M 0 O A E # 1 1 1

J7- i s f l

R O C f

$ 1 2 9 , 9 0 0 47 7 4820

Real ty , m c ERA

BEAUTIFIA 3 B e d r o o m r * b a t h r anch B e a m e d c e a m g s . 2 f i r e p l a c e s solar nea t 2 c a r a t t a c h e d g a r a g e on a lmos t an s e r e Union Lake. $89 ,900 By a p p o i n t m e n t or o p e n h o u s e July 9. 1 - 5 p m 200 Fsr r

363-0722

BIRMINGHAM C O N D O P r i m e locat ion Cha rming 2 Bed-r o o m . 1'1 Bath t o w n h o u s e Grea t Cheryl or value! Only $96 ,900 6 4 7 - 4 9 3 5

BIRMINGHAM Onfy $44 900 1 B e d r o o m . i*t Boor unit J U S T LISTED Maple 8 C o o k d g e Wsik t o park* , termi*. s h o p p i n g , ' e s l a u r e n t s Re-M»> CaH F*uss M e e s m a . 6 4 7 - 0 5 0 0 or 6 2 6 - 7 2 4 7

J U S T LISTED W Bloomfield ' h e o n g - a w a i t e d 1st Boor Rancfi C o n d o ( E n d Urwtl w t h 2 car at-t a c h e d o a r a g e $14 - 900 Call

Dick J a c k C h i i a t e n s o r

LESTER Ni O r e a m ' 2 o e d r o o m h o u s e u" Paint $0 ' 900 'Jwrnir

ROYAL O A * Nor th •ênlral *« - a r p o r l l . e l K i e $ 6 ' 0 0 0 8S2C eve.

L o » e r 2 bat t i " o w i y

Ciwea H o o d f 651-8252

1 bC ba lcony^ Land C o n t i a t l . Dayi ime 8?6-

542 4 4 2 3

737-4460

C O M M E R C E - P o n t i a c Trail 8 Hag-gerty a r e a Beautiful l a rge Q u a d Level e i e c u t r v e subdivis ion, a p p r o x -imately 2300 sq ft 4 B e d r o o m s 2 b s l h s . pr ivate m a s t e r suite, skyaght in ki tchen lormal dining r o o m , h a r d w o o d Boors. 1 5 x 2 4 family room with natvaal Br a p i e c e cen t r e ! sk spo t l ess move- in cond i t ion In-g r o u n d gun i t s poo l with p e d e s t a l diving b o a r d c a b a n a , e n c t o e e d porch , l a rge lot l a n d s c a p e d lor pri-vacy. b a c k * up l o * ta te w o o d ' - i o O w n e r j h l p of prrvate b e a c h i Out>-h o u s e on Hawk Lake inc luded Mus i s e e IC a p p r e c i a t e Owner leaving s t a t e immed ia t e o c c u p a n c y Asfcmg $149 900 6 8 9 - 1 9 7 3

BIRMINGHAM- 1 B e d r o o m , fur-rushed or u n t u r m s q e d Linens, e t c C o o i i d g e 8 Map le Air. cab le , car p o r t , laundry $ 4 5 900 6 4 5 - 2 3 2 0

BLOOMFIELD AT S q u a r e Lake Hills S h a r p 2 b e d r o o m 2 Ml b e t h * sp s -o o u s layout with pat io , pool b e a c h s n d ca rpo r t Best value m O a k l a n d Coun ty al $67,900 L e a s e op t ion p l a n avai lable O p e n Sun 1-5. 1969 KtangenemitfY a l l . W oft Tele-g r a p h N of S q u a r e Lake Rd Call

RiCHARO COFFEY Raipn Manuel 8 Assoc

B»7 7100 674-1818

BLOOMFIELD HILLS S p e c i o u s 6 r oom c o n d o m m e j m neer Long Laka 8 W o o d w a r d Exclusive n e o M x y -h o o d e e t u n g $135 ,900 8 8 6 - 4 6 1 8

OPEN SUN. 1-5pm Wolverine l a k e h o n t - 8 8 7 L W on C o m m e r c e S ol S p e c t a c u l a r l ake t ron t , Beeuttf d e c o r a t e d p a n o r a m i c views f r o m g rea t room, m a s t e r b e d r o o m 8 deck Very o p e n floor p lan 2 bed -r o o m s 2 b a t h s Rec r o o m , l a r g e 2 wsy f i replace Newer seawall G r e a l c o n d o a l ternat ive $ 2 1 5 . 0 0 0

6 2 6 - 8 7 0 0

Cranbrook Assoc m c Real tor*

3 1 1 H o m a a

O a k l a n d C o u n t y

ADDISON TWP. This 5 b e d r o o m pillared colonial is pe r fec t lor the la rge family with 10 g o r g e o u s . '0«lng a c r e s , m e a n d e r i n g y e a r - r o u n d creek 8 m u c h m o r e Mon a n d Oad won t n a v e lo wart l o get reedy k * work m t h e m o r n i n g a s t h e r e a re 3 Ml s n d 2 half b a t h a Sit on your deck oft tha living r o o m or d ine t t e and watch the dee r A tour car g a r a g e a inc luded plus m o r a

ADDISON OAKS REAL ESTATE

652-1050

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. 2 B e d r o o m s 2 ba th*, cent ra l air. s t o r a g e room, w a a h e r $ dryer , h e a t e d pool , ca r -p o r t . $ 8 7 500 Anyt ime 6 4 2 - 9 3 9 9

BLOOMFIELD HILLS S a n d a l w o o d . b e e u t i M C o n i e m p o e r s y 2 Bed. 2 t b a t h Proleeaional ly d e c o r a t e d 8 M -fy fu rn i shed To m u c h t o men t ion , m u s t s e e 1 $ 2 3 9 , 0 0 0 6 4 7 - 3 5 0 4

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - O o e n House S u n 1-4pm 1720 Trverlcm S p e -c i o u s 8 a f f o r d a b l e Thra c o n d c is neutrally a p p o i n t e d 8 f e a t u r e s 2 b e d r o o m s . 2 Ml Ba ths s tudy s r e s oft t h e k i lchen with k i tchen appli-a n c e s i nc luded 8 c e n t r a l air

$136 ,000 CaH 6 4 6 - 1 4 0 0

MAX BROOCK. INC.

LIVONIA-by Ownsr-6 Mile 1275 ' 18339 Universi ty Orive The Wood* C o n d o s ! 2 b e d r o o m 1 b a l h s leuri dry r o o m c l u b h o u s e .ndoor pool P r i ced t c sell $74 000 464- . i l ' 6

SNEAK A PEEK GREENPOINTE

A T C O P P - E R C R E E K FARMINGTON HIL^S 2 b e d r o o m 2't b a l h t o w n h o u s e 2 car g a r a g e f i r ep l ace cen t ra l aw. pr -vs te p a t i o P r e - c o n s t r u c t i o n pr ic-e s Horn 1 1 0 9

6 6 1 - 4 4 2 2

SOUTMFiELD c o n d o t o w n h o u s e J b e d r o o m * 1 v b a l h s tame* -ooo» w f i rep lace . 2 d e c x * a t t a c h e d g s rage $89 900 By owner 569-7239

SOUTHFiELD EVERGREEN WooOs 2 b e d ' o o m r a n c h c o n d c 2 Bath*, cent ra l a.r, f i r ep lace g a r a g e n e w V d e c o r a t e d n m c a r p e t onJ«, $75 ,900 357-4009

SOUTHFlELD/EVE>HJR£EN W o o d s 2 B e d r o o m ranch c o n d o 2 b a l h s cent ra l air W e t n a c e g a r a g e n e w * d e c o r s l e d n e w c a r p e l o n l »

4009 • 90C

LIVONIA CONOO L a n d c o n t r a c t t e rms! G o r g e o u s 3 b e d r o o m . 3 b a l h c o n o o with 2 lev sis. 2 f u r n a c e s e n d an cond i t i one r s Formal d m m g room f a m i y room wrtr f i r e t »ace a n d wet bat Approxi-mately 2500 *q ft plus 2 Florida r o o m s g a r a g e Poss ib l e in-law sui te Walking d lv t snce to J a c o b -s o n * s n d b a n k Convenient lo f ree-way* No dr ive by

CALc ESTHER BAXTER

M A Y F A I R 5 2 2 - 8 0 0 0

. " . ' O N . A C O N D O S O P E N SAT 1-5

18389 Unrvervty P a r " D« The W o o d s Simple a s s u m p t u x i Super s n a r p 1 Oedroom with car •XXI all a p p l i a n c e s i n d u d m g wasner 8 dryei M a n y e x t r a s Grea t locat ion o v e r l o o k i n g c o u r t y a r d Lovely club-h o u s e with yee r r o u n d pool s n d • • c e r c i ae r o o m

1 7 9 2 ' University P a r i Dr Laurel W o o d * Li»vaty 2 b e d r o o m . 2 b a t h with g a r a g e D e c o r a t e d m neu-tral t o n e e . Flor ida room with c s t s m ic t i e LOW m a i n t e n a n c e Many ax t r a s C o n t r e t e c o n s t r u c t i o n w s l k i n g d i s t s n c e t o J e c o b s o n * Bank* and o f f i ces C o n v e n i e n ' to h e e w a y s

CALL ESTHER B A X ' E R OR D O R I S KOTECKI

M A Y F A I R 5 2 2 - 8 0 0 0 ™

352-

SOUTHFIELD W e l l i n g t o n P l a c e M a n o r

1700 s q fl 2 b e d r o o m s . 2 Batha wtth beau t i fu l view Musi Be seer , to b e s p p r e -c t a t e d 7V.X a s s u m s c n e m o r t g a g e Bc-yers only

3 5 6 - 0 8 6 8

SOUTHFIELD * 11 M M D»F»AAR' G K M

t»<kuo»n nth c»rp«4iog

BLOOMFIELD RANCH CONOO OPEN SUNOAY 1 4 P U

4 113 ' e l e g r a p h Rd Bldg C Eaa l -s ide of Te legraph . S of Long . e k e 2 b e d r o o m , 2 ba th , b a a e m e m ha rd -w o o d Boor* (or seller win c a r p e t m your color I newly p a i n t e d Outet lo-c a t i o n rn Devon S q u a r e Only $ 7 9 , 9 0 0 Ca* Mary Lou Oefy S n y d e r Kinney 8 B e n n e t l 6 4 4 - 7 0 0 0

B e d r o o m t o w n h o u s e & also new 2 b e d r o o m t o w n h o u s e c o n d o s High-es t Quality c o n s t r u c t lo r Pretty se l l ing w a t e r view Pr iced ngrti al $122 ,500 8 $ 9 2 900 Ce« i W e e k d a y s ) 1-517-371-And 1 - 9 0 6 - 8 4 7 - 3 7 6 9

BLOOMFIELD S p a c i o u s 2nd Boor d e s i r a b l e Long Lake , "Woodward a r e a 2 B e d r o o m / 2 ba th , d a n neu -tral deco r , cen t ra l air a t t a c h e d 2 car g a r a g e , b a a a m a n t laimdry large s t o r a g e r o o m $ 1 8 0 , 0 0 0 6 8 9 - 0 3 5 7

KEEGO HARBOR By Bloomfield s c h o o l s Older h o m e 3 b e d r o o m , coun t ry k i t chen , f ron t

including w a s h e r L a n e L a k e

8 Boat we* P r w e e g e s Mus t s e e Un-der $80 000 Qualif ied buye r* t

porch , a p p l i a n c e s mckidir dryer 3 lots I rom Sylvan I

• P n r a a g e e " OO QuaaHle

HPPC*itmen1 only Aft l oam

I L O O M F I E L D TWP C o n d o a . (G-7V Long Laka 8 Tsle-g r a p h S p a d o u a 1 b e d r o o m upper c e n t r a l air ewkivrimg pool , c a r p o n $ 6 5 000 By owner O p e n H o u e e S a t 8 Sun 2 - 5 p m 6 2 6 - 5 7 4 8

i only

6 8 1 - 9 7 3 9

LIVE IN SOUTH LYON - Enjoy the view o l a coun t ry lot f rom this c o n -t e m p o r a r y 3 b e d r o o m 2 b e t h h o m e 1,700 s q ft. g ree t r oom wtth f i r e p l a c e 8 wei ba r . l a r g e krtchen with n o o k . 2 car a t t a c h e d g a r a g a $ m u c h m o r a $114 ,900 4 3 7 - 9 7 9 1

R O C H E S T E R New i m m e d i a t e oc-c u p a n c y 4 b a d r o o m a . 3't b a t h s w a * - o u t With V a p i a c e $ 2 9 9 900 1615 S tony Creek Or E of R o c h e s •er Rd oil Park d a l e 6 8 9 - 7 4 4 6

TROY- Birmingham S c h o o l * 3 4 1 4 A d a m s Rd 2 0 * s N ol Big B a a J o e d r o o m l ' e b a t h r a n c h , c o n t e m -pora ry interior d e o o r 2 c a r a t t a c h e d o a r a g e Fu* Breehed Beeen ian t l F i r e p l a c e t r e e d l o t J a c u z z l l $162 500 Wia C o - o p 540-<*349

N FERNOALE O p e n S u n 2 - 5 p m 8 1 2 W Breckenr idge . N ot 9. E ol P m e c r e a t Fabu loua 2 story br ick. 3 b e d r o o m s . 1'A be t f i s H a r d w o o d Boor* t h r o u g h o u t Totalty r e m o d -eted Don ' l mass th is o n e n won l last long $ 7 9 500 HMS 5 8 9 - 0 0 7 0

C A N T O N

OPEN SUN. 1-4 4 1 2 1 8 S o u t h Wind Or - E ot Hag-g e r t y S of Cher ry H « 2 b e d r o o m l o w n f t o u e e . p r ime complex loca t ion o c c u p a n c y al c l o s e $ 6 8 , 9 0 0

H o s t e e a PAT OROUILLARO Cen tu ry 2 V Har t fo rd S 4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

C O N O O LIVING AT I T S BEST! S p a -d o u a 2 b e d r o o m . 2 b e t h . le rga pa-tio. cen t ra l m a n d c a r - p o n $65 ,900

C a i S h a r o n N e w m a n ERA - COUNTRY RIOGE

4 7 4 - 3 3 0 3

O p e n daffy 8 S u n d a y t -6pm C l o s e d T h u r s d a y

FAIRFAX CONDOMINIUMS

4 2 4 - 8 3 1 0 M o d e l

STERLING Hts P a r k P i ece 1100 sq ft 2 B e o r o o m c o n d o . V* ba th* , partially f i n i shed b a s e m e n t F e n c e d yard Pool $64 000 2 6 4 - 1 * 6 3

e s a n d a h o p p i r w f rom tins 2 Bed TRIPLE A RATED lake f ront p e r c h e d r o o m c o n d o m R o c h e s t e r Hin* Fin- over C a s s L a k e G l a m o u r s c o n l e n v

NEW LISTING EASY A C C E S S TO s c h o o l s c h u r c h

f rom this 2 bed -r o o m c o n d o •shed B a s e m e n t 2 ' t b s t h i s n d c o m - porary d e c o r a p a c i u u s 2 b e d r o o m i pie> o t t e r* 2 pools snd c l u b h o u s e full Balh* g a r a g e poo l huge s ior-$98 900 6 5 6 - 8 9 0 0 a g e $149 900 O p e n S u n 1-5, 355S

Por l C o v e c 18 1 4 m a e s N ol Orc« h a r d l a k e Rd W of t C a s s Lake RA.

Cak RICHARD COFTEY Ralph Manue l A s s o c

6 4 7 - 7 1 0 0 6 7 4 - 1 8 1 8

R A L P H

M A N U E L NORTHVILLE CONOO - 3 bed -r o o m s . I'A b a t h s neu t r s l deco r , fln-

WALLED L A K E - L a k e r anch 2 b e d r o o m , 1 ba

Musi Sen immedi - B a s e m e n t a t t a c h e d g a r a g e air up-g r a d e d m t a n o r Mus i s e s i P U M O p e n S u n d a y 1-5 251 A q u s d u c l

a l e o c c u p e n c y Price d r o p p e d t o $ 7 9 , 9 0 0 Mus t s e e t o Befteve Buyer* only Ca* e v e r a n g s 3 4 7 - 8 0 4 6 6 2 4 - 1 5 2 2 or 861-1174

WALLED LAKE 2 b e d r o o m Ca« , NOV! Don I rrnas this one- 2 Bed-•oom 2 b a l h r s n c h R e d u c e d lo " * • H o u » « m race ^ a a naar i a k * $85 0 0 0 Call Larry. Van Esiey Real E s u i e . 397-2861

t o t t e rmg m Count ry Bnck . 2 b e d r o o m

O X F O R O ' O R T O N V I L L E a r e a 4 b e d r o o m h o m e , super insu la ted , l a rge barn 8 w o r k s h o p On 2 i ac ree wtth amak lake prtvUegee 6 2 6 - 4 4 4 8

P R O M I S E Y O U R S E L F

A R O S E G A R D E N Almost 100 r o a s b u s h e s . B a c a , tu-kps 8 m a t u r e p m e s a r e )usl a few of the i tems thai g r a c e Ihe yard 6 gar d e n p a t h t o t h e g a z a b o 3 b a d -r o o m s . 1 batti a n d 2 hall b a l h e . k i tchen 8 coun t ry keep ing r o o m 2 f i rep laces c o n c r e t e p a t i o 8 a spha l t drive Fu t b a a e m e n t wtth wet b a r . 2't car flraahed e t t ac f i ed g e r a g e P l e a s e ca* »etmg o m c a lor the t o e merry e x t r a s lo men t ion m t ras truly c h a r m m g 8 un iqua h o m e B r a n d o n Twp Oxford s c h o o l * $ 1 0 4 , 9 0 0

WARE -PIOOINGTON ft A S S O C 6 2 7 2 8 4 6

SYLVAN LAKE Ail spor t* prrvate West Bloomfield S c h o o l s c u s t o m h o m e 2 vr* old. 3 b e d r o o m * . 2 b a t h s $ 1 3 2 , 5 0 0 Buyer* only 583- 7121

3 2 2 H o m a a

M a c o m b C o u n t y

CONDO LIVING AT ITS BEST! Try tru* C o n t e m p o r a r y 2 b e d r o o m 2 ' i b a t h C o n d o m g r e a t w o o d e d lo-c a t i o n AJ a p p k a n c e s *tay m d u d n g H o v e re f r igera tor 8 d iahwaaher Only 10 m o * old Asking $ 1 2 7 , 9 0 0 Mode l -Pe r f ec t ! G r e e n p o m t e Ranch C o n d o Comple te ly finished b e e s -m e m 2 car a t t a c h e d g a r a g e 3 bad -r o o m 2 ' 1 ba th , many u p g r a d e s Don ' t miss this one ! Only $ 1 5 2 , 5 0 0

GAIL BAILEY R E / M A X 1 0 0 . I N C

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• S i n g l e S t o r y D e t a c h e d C o n d o m i n i u m s

• O p e n i n g P r e v i e w Prices F r o m $88,400

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TROY Brand new 4 b e d r o o m 7 ' t Beth colonial 2660 aq ft G r a n d loyer with h a r d w o o d Boor* c r o w n mold ing* m a s t e r b e d r o o m w / b a l h waik-m o o e e l * lo rmal d m m g r o o m d rama t i c famSy r o o m with ftraptace. ce ramic tfled b a t h r o o m s , you pKk out c a r p a u n g . a t rue d r e a m h o u e e m a g ree t l ocaSon $ 1 * 7 000 CaM *«. 12 3 0 p m - 6 p m * 2 ' 9 8 0

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TROY Br Hid new 4 bedroom 2'i aeiti oom. r w MSO sq * Grsnd

master oedroom w/t>e«h eaO o nu l l tormel dkimg room

oersmic •ed Befhrooms rou pKk mg s true dreen- fiouee m cation $ t«7 OOO Ca8 aft ton- J8J 1980

Sk Jeoo feeon Owvempmem Corp. TROY COlONtAl . 4 bedi'ooms. 2

mfrW Wr «D»s Of e.rree tenced yard Florida room $138 000 888- 7488

T R O V / C O O U O O t LONO LAKE

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ARGENTINE TWP 'lew*, c o n s t r u c t e d 1800 ranch home, lake acdeea $98 50C

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N o v i F i r s t Hot ne P i acu Bnck . I own n o e e b a t h s , b a a e m e n t f i replace a n d g a r a g e New floor cov-e r ing t h r o u g h o u t $96 900

N o r t h v f t t e L a X e e W e i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y new c o n a t r u c l i o r Walkout low-er level t o t h a emera ld we-l e r s a k g e Execut ive queHty with 2 car g a r a g e 2't B a t h * f i r e p l a c e d in ing r o o m a n d 1st Boot l a u n d r , $229 9 0 0

V i n t a g e T u d o r P r e m t e r *r»owinc t*o tha City ot W a y n a c5oa«Ty o*G « o r t d c /«nman»f t<> • rwatortc c u s t o m a r a a 3 b e d r o o m 2 story wrtfi

b a t n a . b a a a m a n t . natu-ral n r a p t a c a dimnG -oom arv3 2 c a r p a r a g a 177 900


REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

i n d e p e n d e n t l y O w n e d and O p e r a t e d

SpeclOu* o p e n Boor p lan e r t a n a m i n g inc ludes k i t chen appk

l ca> a t t a r f m n g a r a g e wtth o p e n e r a n d c e n t r a l air Aaking $59,900

CENTURY 21 R O W 4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1

WATERFORD - Beaut i fu l luxury C a s s Lake C o n d o , 2 b e d r o o m 2 be th . mcluOes a* a p p l i a n c e s By owner 683 -3555

WEST BLOOMFIELD Maple Ridg* C o n d o 2 B e d r o o m * 2 b a t h * neu-tral d e c o r e n d untl Mot ivated seller $ 1 0 3 400 6 6 1 - 6 8 0 1

WESTLAND AREA S u p e r Clear 2 b e d r o o m upper unit *u neut ra l d e c o r d o s e to Wes t land Mek Walk-in d o e e t * d m m g ar** oil living r o o m doorwa l i lo Balcony $56 900 Ask tor

Bill Lima R E A L E S T A T E O N E

4 7 7 - 1 1 1 1

NOVI 2 o e d r o o m 1'y ba th H H -men l g a r a g e s p p l i e n c e s cen t ra l a * pooI t en ra* d u b Grea t i oc s t « n $ T 2 , 5 0 0 By Owner 8 6 1 5026

N ROYAL OAK- 2 b e d r o o m t o w n -h o u s e m b e e u t i M Covent ry P a r t C a r p o r t N e w l u m a o a cen t ra l am 8 d e c o r a t i n g $ 8 9 900 288-0261

OPEN SUNOAY 2-5 8382 Aspen Ridge N ot M a p l e W ol O r c h a r d L a k e W a s t B loomf ie ld C o n d o p r i ced far be low the baae pr ice ol new c o n e t r u c t i o n Premium C o l o r e d o e n d unit wtth meny u p d e t e * 3 B e d r o o m * 2't be th* 2 cer e n a c h a d g a r a g e $ 1 4 2 900 CaH j o n e e C e n t u r y 2 826 -8000 552 -0643

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bar large a l e n d ki tchen wtth J e n - e k a p p a e n c e * 4 b e d r o o m * $ 2t b e t h * $236 0 0 0 Aak lor 1264 o C Cyrowek! 8 Aaeoc m c

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Tie* b e a u t l M 4 b e d r o o m 1 b a l h n o m a a |U*1 the n c k s l Over 2 .800 s q ft ol M n g «>eca . tormal » ^ n g $

<m i s r g s k n c h a r and nook 2 Brap ia raa 8 in-ground p Aak tor 1

pool $ 1 7 8 900

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• Arms t rong vinyl Flooring • Ex t ra*

$ 1 7 7 , 9 0 0 Sale* Off ice 8 8 1 - 3 6 0 0

O p e n Oaky 12-6 (Cioeed Thursday)

Mam Oft lce 6 8 3 - 3 5 0 0 Loca ted on F o u r l e a r Mae Roed

v. u s e e Weal o l O r c h a r d Lake Road

FARMINGTON Al to rda tue lar Boor t b a d r o o m 1 b a t h i m m a c u l a t e oon-dttton S p e c t a c u l a r view of w o o d s 4 I rtver Laundry m unit m d o a r poo l p a t m 8 club h o u s e R a n g e rekng w a a h e r d r y e r i n c l u d e d Only $ 3 5 500 ASK FOR VERHA KAY 1

CENTURY 21 M J L C O R P O R A T E

T R A N S F E R E E S E R V I C E ]

8 5 1 - 6 7 0 0

OPEN SUN. 11-3 •6»4 S o u t h H a * N oft Sou th Blvd W ol S q u i r r e l BLOOMFIELD TWP Tr*n*le rea a d r e a m 3 b e d r o o m 2't b e t h T o w n h o u e e W o n d a r M - Mmt cond i ton t NautrM deco r Cuelcim bus t wtth a Cher s iliagrii Eur up e a r k i t c h e n S u b Zero r e l r i g e r a l o r ' I r ae i e r e *j*t I ol Ihe many quaaty bum-Vie f o u n d m ites super k i tchen Carerrwc Boors ei krtchen. loyer I Br si Boor l aundry I t r u n 2 car g e ' a g s 8 m u c h m o r * $ 158 500

ASK FOR NORMA KELLER

M e r r i l l L y n c h

R e a l t y

646-6000 852-8895

W E S T L A N D

C A S T L E W O O D S 3 5 6 0 ' Hunt*r Ave fust S o» West •and Mall 8 W a r r e n Rd New 2 b a d room. 2" i b a l h t o w n h o u s e 2 car ga • a g e p r iva t e loyer O p e n asHv 8 S u n d a y 1 - 6 p m c i o a e d Thur* Pr iced f rom $63 900 Model 3 2 6 - 6 0 9 7 Off ice 2 9 6 ^ 8 0 2

M i c h i g a n R e a l t y

W E S T c A N O

FANTASTIC No trusr w o r d s cou ld d e e e n b e mis new c o n s t r u c t i o n rsnc*v-sfyle c o n d o F e e t u n n g - 2 b e d r o o m s 2 Baths pr iva te b a a e m e n t 2 cer a r t e c h e d g e r a g e 1st Boor l aundry a n d much m o r e $V8 100


m o n or ive C o n d o

WOWtrt QREAT for p r c l s s s i o r e m p t y naa la r Hickory Grove I r anch 3 b e d r o o m e 1 '1 b e t h * l ca e n a c h a d g a r a o a City oI Wooma** H « s $124 ,000 C a * Doug s deek 5 4 0 - 4 2 7 0 8 2 6 4 0 0

M A X B R O O C K . I N C .


GLA66IFIED REAL E6TPTE 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0

5 9 1 - 2 3 D i s p l a y A d v e r t i s i n g

3 2 1 O u p t e x a a

T o w n h o u a a a

WHITE LAKE/WATERFORD Area bed 1% b a l h Baaomeni Towr rwuee S 8 0 0 ' m o Ca* eller 6

3 3 0 A p a r t m o r t a

PLYMOUTH - lerge trl pie> (3 units j 3 yrs old 2 - 1 bedroom. 1 l bed room eech umi has stove, re l r i ge ie tor Jarbege disposal dishweaner wasnei dryer vertical Blmda sk carpeted groes $19 880 Private parking. $ 168 000 4S9-4 199

334 Out Ot Town Proparty For Sala

HORTON - Fantastic opportunity lo kva m a super b*> renovated historic • omanesqus churc* and own your own antique ahop Located m qmet • l e g e ses*y a:i:eeettae to Ann Ar-bor and Toledo For private viewing ca* Jackie Wrignt agent 747-7777

Evenmga 662-5842 Chanee Remhart Co

332 Mobtia Hom«« ForSaia

CHAMPION 1974. 12x80 2 bed •ndudmg stove t a w d tMds 10 L dryer Sealed

Union nrorua Credit

421-7221

i ARMING TON MIL LS/NOVI AREA Highland Has Estates a lo-cated on S e a n i Road N o. Grand River 1 mae west ol

1978 BENOIX 14 X 70 2 Bedrooms 2 baths central am appaancas *v dosed porch nearly decorated $23 500 plus 2 months free rent MOVING MUST SELL 1975 BEN-OIX 14 X 70 Front kilchen. central m 2 large bedrooms and one beth washer'dryer premium lot Only $18 500 immaculate"

Ottered by Ouakty Home* Ca* Joanne for appointment

4 74-O320

HOLLY PARK 1964 14X70 slum, rxjm sidmg. awnmga. wood deck landscaped vard Karastan carpet-ihg custom kitchen, window treat-ments excellent condition Dee* Born Hts park Must see $30,000

274-7916

«*ob"e Home*

AVAILABLE FINANCING

National lender has Bnancmg on your mobae home Lei our experts manage the Bnancmg snd process your paperwork For further mtor ma twn contact Debbie *t

GREEN TREE ACCEPTANCE 1-800-444 1968

PARKWOOO 1966 - 12x60 2 bed-roome. am. good condit ion On sale $4 000 Cak Mate day*. 357-6800 eve* 350-3078

RAM ADA 1975 double wide, new acpkericee 4 rool. lerge enctoeed porch Leevmg ais le Woodlsnda Estate Oxford $24,500 693-1779

REGENT, '988 - 12x40, t Bedroom kvmg room Ur. appkances porch Renovated Westland araa $3000 day* : 577-1981 Evenings 427-6437

S E C O N O HOME Built aa* 1984 mobi le h o m e with e x p a n -d o axe a* lint condi t ion 3 b e d -i o o m * . e x t r a s Now $ 2 1 0 0 0 Beat Be fo re lOem » a f t e r 8pm 349-64 19

SPRINGBROOK CARLTON 1967 14x80. blue 8 cream greet condit ion. 2 bedrooms 1Vi baths Plymouth area 465-2383

LEXINGTON AREA yeer round 3 Bedioom home wtth lake acceei sma* ehed cyclone and stone fenced lot $37 900

A GORGEOUS WOOOEO RAVINE e the new from the windows ol this 5 sere mini term featuring new kitchen snd carpetmg Move In condit iorr lerge barn for horsee. a* fenced properly OrKv $39 900

-TOWN 4 COUNTRY REALTY 1-359-7353 eves 1-359-8503

339 Lota and Acraaga For Sato

342 Laketront Property 342 Lakatront Proparty

NEAR WESTLAND MALL Warrwn Rd property low mtenelty Oftice uee Greet frontage home on properly can ba ramodsteo lo *u« your Busmees needs $186,000

Century 21 Cook & Assoc 326-2600

CASS LAKEFRONT UPdsted 3 bedroom 1'n beth ranch on Grundecwt Bay Large greel

NEW LISTING PRIME LOCATION FOft 5 or 6 lorn home utee Juel S High School Poeade devetopmeni plan* $625 000 645-0020

RALPH

MANUEL

lar attached 2 cai gaiage o aw Boel akp $179,900 lPEM-42032) Aak tor

VICKI ANDERSON

RALPH MANUEL 647-7100

NEW RESORT CONOO SUITES FURNISHED FROM $33 ,900

360

The Weter S t ree t mn on ^ a k e Chartsvotx m Boyne City

K800>468-4313

CHOICE C O N O O PROJECT Eli*t> turn Ca*

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP i and 10 acre pa-ceia Beeutihk view of golf course Perked

(313)437-1174

THIS CLASSIC schooihouse has the cherm oI yeeteryeer sitt ing on s go-geous wooded lot $14 500

5 ACRE MINI FARM twee 3 b e d - : NORTHFIELO 4 WEBSTER TWP room home new krtchen Baaement JS23 8 North Territorial aree bam lanced m lor horses ftnee re- | ' ' 8 K> acre parcels Perked duced to $36 900 , 437 *660

40 sere* with en old home, school-house and bams $24 ,000

Town 8 Country Reait) •359-7353

DUCK LAKE- HIGHLAND Open Sal -Sun ipm-5pm 4085 Chevron Sharp brick Spanish ranch 3 bed-room*. 2 acres By owner $179,000 3C day occupancy 887-8108

t ^KEFRONT HOME » 3 ^ l on tha water 5 bed ioomi

iealty 1-358-6503

NORTHVILLE - m p res t ig ious Pheasant H*is Sub Premium wood-ed lot Asking $119 900

939- >045

«3 a H on lemlly room kbrery tormel dirsng room, lerge screened porch and newer deck pkie boel dock Neutrei decor Many updates W Bloomfield schools $459,000 (LOL)

VICKI ANDERSON


LANCELOT LAKEFRONT Sugar Spr ing*. 12 I t k . o l Gladwin 5 8 i 1 3 7 res ident ia l lot Paved s t ree t * , u n d e r g r o u n d e l e c t r i c sewer* 453-2413

338 Southam Proparty BOYNTON BEACH. FL Mfg 'd 2 bedroom 2 bath carport *creene<l patio Furnished Adult park recre-ational tacamea $26 900 635-1464

NORTHVILLE - 1 ec wooded reeidentief buSdmg sues 2 left. $125 000 and $139,000

349-1380

FT MYERS BEACH. FLOFtlOA Double wide mobae home 2 t> room 2 bath, adult community oom-PWI $4 i 000 295-1

PINCKNEY - Gorgeous 1 7 gently sloping acres tor the family tha i loves wide open tpecae Aree oI nice homee wrth easy accae* to rna-for hwy* Reedy to build $22 ,900 13917) Ca* Hulda at The Mtchmar

227 -4800 361 Group. Realtors

VENICE FLORIDA 3 bedroom. 2 Bath villa. tuBy M -r»shed on 3rd fairway of Bobcat Course at Plantation Golf 4 Coimtry

274-0082

SALEM TWP tot* or

By 2't

Club $123,000

H* or larger All woods with Large trees, ponds -oamg land 5 m a a e W oi NonhvtBe oft 7 Mae Rd $39 0 0 0 per acra Perk approved 453-6172 or 522-8914

337 Farms For Sato LAPEER COUNTY

74 ACRES ârge 4 bedroom. 1V» story term home, dream kitchen. 2 Baths, ftre-piaca I attached 2't car garage 126 X 36 barn eaaay adapted lo horsee Yards surrounded by 100 yr ol< maples $145,000

ART MOLZON AGENCY 724-8902

SALEM TWP - 4 Beautrtu*v wooded acra* on Sal am HM* Golf Course, •want a unique home lor a discern-ing Buyer Gas. electric, phone un-derground Land contract Only $140 000 3 other tries avail able $95-$ 110.000 453-1145

SOUTH LYON Beaut lM 5 acre parcel in Green Oek Township Perksd $47,000

(313)437-1174

339 Lota and Acraaga For Sato

ACREAGE IN NOVI 5 ecra* of lend, grsst mvestmsm o p p o r t u n i t y . aswe r n e a r b y $175,000

HEPPARD 478-2000

SOUTH LYON BUILDABLE 1 0 LOT Residential South Lyons schoo l * Convenient lo 196 Ca* 422-0539

333 Mortharn Proparty For Sato

B E A C H F R O N T C O N D O M I N I U M S

r e u > s not t h e r e b i o s . 000

CaM or w m e - J l m Chr is t ians (6161822-2380

P r Box 1584. Acme. Ml 4 9 6 1 0

" COLDWELL BANKER SCHMIDT REALTORS

BIRCHWOOO GOLF 4 COUNTRY CLUB HARBOR SPRINGS

OOsred by Kan Rab tooux - n e t a n Special is t

>n*que s e l ec t i on o l lots t rom -IIS.OOO Hornas 4 t o w n h o u s e * rem $ 1 9 8 , 5 0 0 include* a*

Goll 4 Coun t ry Club KEN RABKXXJX 4 A S S O C

6 1 6 - 5 2 6 - 9 8 6 6 Eves 616-526 -7542

B U R T L A K E Execut ive n o m a . 200 ft of frontage 3600 a q ft h o m e , a a u n a wlarlpooi t en iae court 3 b a d r o o m a 3 b a t h * pm* 2 b a d r o o m a p e i u n e n t over 3000 eq ft ol o u t b u M n g * u n d e r -g r o u n d aonr*lHig a y s t s m Jus t ra-

i l $ 3 2 9 , 0 0 0

616-347-4 Gary Ptif l lpa. Re/Max 7 - 4 W 0 or 618-347 - 7 6 8 8

CHARLEVOIX Mystic v a e g e Twenty tour 2 b e d room c o n d o * se t m a — u h e r a A B8l Lake C h a r l a v o u . b e a c h 4 park Club h o u e e wKh s p a 4 a s e c u r e d boa t s t o r a g e a r a a 4 m o d e l s to c h o o e e Irom $87 900 4 $71 900 Myst ic VWeoe. 13458 S tover Rd Charlevoix Ml 48T20 Oeys 8 1 6 - 5 4 7 - 0 3 3 7 Eve* 818 -547 2 9 2 8

A C 4 M

BIRMINGHAM ^ o o l s W Bloom h-trt «> ae< w e l c o m e 3 H a c r e s 1 l x» - i s 3 lot 5786 Bloomlletd G l e n s $275,000 Buyer* only 855-0768

BLOOMFIELD S C H O O L S CITY OF TROY

v. acre lot h e a v y w o o d e d , nea r A d a m s OTd S q u a r e Lake R o a d . $65 ,000 5 4 0 - 3 8 4 5

FARMINGTON HILLS I m p r o v e d 2 1 5 0 9 J e f f e r s o n 50x105 Buader s Te rms $10 200 Parry Realty 478 - 7 6 4 0

FULLY IMPROVED LOTS FOR SALE

100 x 135 A* Wa8t -ou t s

AUTUMN RIDGE SUB West Bioomfls ld

7 3 7 - 0 8 8 0

GARDEN City duplex c o m a lol oil Fo rd Rd. $29,500; o n e i a s i d a n o e l lot n e a i Ford Rd 4 Venoy t r a s s . $ 1 2 ^ 0 0 227-9674 .

HARTLANO - 8 1

u a l o u s $80,000

h o m e * a r o u n d e r a ex i s t ing p r e s -o u n d c u l - d s s a c

3 5 7 - 1 0 9 8

LIVOMA. 4 tots, z o n e d 97>197 e a c h Joy Rd 4 a r aa . F t e * t Build $26 000

LIVONIA - 8 1 x 3 0 5 lol. p e n t a d a n d r eady to bu*d $ 3 5 000 4 5 5 - 0 7 7 8 or

6 2 4 - 8 0 8 5

LOOKING FOR VACANT LAND?

Than. A d d a o n H a * E s t a t e s Is s u e t fy What you w a n t " You s t a h a v e a c h a n c e lo find t h a i roam®, eca rac parce l ei ther a c o u p l e ol a c r e e < ton a n d k i « % mMa off p a v e m e n t b u M your d r e a m h o m e now. or |us i buy tor later Ca* o f 8 c e tor d e l a t e on if** b e e u t t M proper ty"

10 Beeu t iM a q u a r a ac mg n a a of * J<8ei;in ho r se count ry $ 6 1 , 9 0 0

acres m the roB-

FRANKFORT GOLF COURSE 3 p l u s a c r e KM*

$18-362-4832

W BLOOMFIELD Moving out of state Ltouauei o o n d o ? Badrooma 3 to* batha Large wft Cathedral oaamg m Yvtng room, lua dmmg r o o m . •ar â k i t d i en feaa*> rnant garaga

HARBOR SPRINGS Beeut * y i k w m d t l l d commarcse l condomaiaan on Mam S t r ee t Una « 3 . Harbor d i B i n * h a a 2.800 UMal imam Boor A loft) a q B at r a t a * s p e c s with la rge ah t e m d a ckaplay e m d o w s O f t e r e d at $229,000 fte-

rszzrzz al 80** ooat

H e m t n g a r - P E D E R S E N

R E A L E S T A T E . I N C l * 4 f M

6 1 6 - 5 3 6 - 2 1 7 8

N t a a LAKE CHARLIVOOt lol on

328 Duptoxaa To-anhouaaa 887-7171

ROCHESTER TOWNHOUSE 2 bedroom I'A bath to* heeeir e r f

$«9 0 n 0 o r beei ofler

332 MoMto Homaa For Sato

FARMINGTON HILLS Pendleton Club Senior Condos

P l y m o u t h H i l l s Manufacturad Homa

C o m m u n i t y

l o $ 6 4 , 9 0 0

Choice units MM available l o t r s s s r v w H o n .

C O N T I N E N T A L R E A L T Y

&55-0101 > A M * M Q T O N s a u a , 1 N 8 » i » . • y a a m a r l a Boar a a e a u t aH e o o l • " t a r e L e e . a u 9 t a*e a a m a c e >88 .800 » 1 3 - 4 ^ 8 / * ' Or (Man - P r a Mf> -348

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ALL NEW 65 Site Phase Now Open

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THE SANDS

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MUST BE SEEN TO » * «

From $104,900 CaM ar Wraa la r Broctema

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

1 0 3 6 6 U . S . 3 1

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REAL W T A T E ONE

A D D I S O N O A K S R E A L E S T A T E

652-1050

ATTENTION BUILOERS 5 duplex lots raady to bu*d A* utm Ilea at Mia 1 block from Elementary School Plane available Terma ol-terad Contact Barb Schrader at Lenawee Propertie*, mc 517-423-2191 or 517-263-8134

MICHIGAN CENTER LAKE In Jackson County 114 ft o l fron-tegs 2 bedroom cottage, covered deck 24 ft pontoon ra i l 1 dock In-cluded' Par ted M weekend geta-way*! $44,900

CALL KATHY HATFIELD RE MAX Mid-Michigan

517-786-2633 517-787-8118

N E W L I S T I N G EXCfTTNG LAKEFRONT h o m e weth 83 n on t h e water m a s e c k x w o o d e d s e t t m g S lew a a e « dock , acreen i d - n p o r c h a n d deck for summer en ioyment Neut ra l de-cor wfth man* u p d a t e * m Has 5 t room horn* $459 ,000 847 -7100

RALPH

M A N U E L OPEN SAT 8 SUN 2-5PM

8890 T«MICC take Road F anion Road tc- Renin Rd toaow s<ns 136 ft on a* sports Tipalco cake Fanion School* HiHatoe sal tmg with magnificent new f rom tha unique 3 level 2.800 sq ft contem-porary including lower level wefcout master bedroom surte 4 2 story so-larium with sauna $209 000 Red Carpet Kami Realtors Slop by or cak Mary Kander 629-2211 or 629-5970

ORCHARD LAKEFRONT lou* contemporary ahowplacat

173 ft on Orchard Laka 87 ac

WESTLANO- Raaidantiet a a e Lrvo-nsa School d M n c t . 40x 138 t i e e d lo l with g a r a g a on It P i eeae ca* a f te r 4 p m for mlormel lon 4 2 1 - 6 4 2 1

WHITMORE LAKE

250 acres o l vacant land. 1Vi mike road frontage. $312,000. Next to sewer Call Or en Nelson Realtor

1-44&-4466 WIXOM

25 a c r e s , r e s i d e n t i a l . $ 2 5 0 8 0 0 CaM

342 Lakafront Proparty

AFFORDABLE LAKEFRONT

Osacosat E t e a b e t h Lakal A pr rva te ia loca ted |u*l * t o l

b o t t o m e n d d o c k tac**y C o n d o to a super n i i e e a n e n t al i m d a r $ 8 0 0 0 0 O p e n Sim. 2-6.

DANA CHAPMAN


A M A Z I N G ! ! ! Live right on Lake S t Clair with nat-i o n doner n e w t _ A K E V ¥ W CLUB "OWNMOMES Take your t K x a of ANY 4 HOMES m only $ 2 3 8 9 0 0 Cus tom Bmehed 2500 s q ft . 2 ' t b a l h * 2 ear g a r a g a

Je l le raon Ave a l l i s * M a e Model* o p e n 1 t o 5 daffy m c t o d m g S u n d a y *

774-6363

C S E - ' s o u ^ w n Hatodeke C o u n -ty. 11* Br dr $68 ,900 CaB w a e k -Oeys. Irom Sam lo 5 p m 5 1 7 - 3 T 3 -1039. eve* 9 1 7 - 6 6 7 - 8 9 7 7

C A S S LAKE CANAL - New C a p e Cod. 3 b e d r o o m s . 2 lua ba th*, d e c k , b e a u f t M Mew of e k e $ 1 7 9 , 0 0 0 . 1408 Roesde le foil Cam L a k e R d be tween Orcha rd Lake 4 Caaa Beth)

400 Apta. For Rant

Fabi.

AJ wfme bnck c e d a r Slew! M a d e tor en te r ta in ing O p a n B o o pier Deck wrth h e e l e d eenm-ming pool 3 car attached garage Much more"

PINE LAKEFRONT 81 ft on Pine Lake Wonderful completely updated 2 story 3 Bed-rooms 3 bath* living room, dining room, library lamay room and aurv-room T«nm* couf l New teawa* Asking $550 000

PLEASE ASK FOR

ia

OAK LANO COUNTY Lake lot wanted with terma Ca* 757-9990 or 558-9637

F>mCKN£Y Ml on P o r t a g e I 9340 Dexter Pmckney $85 000

3 bedi oom cor tae* ke. Ooen Set-Sim

y Rd By Owner 4 2 2 7972

QIFT/CRAFT Buemeee i for traffic

THIS BEAUTIFUL 2 b a d r o o m h o m e haa It a* la rge lol over looking Lak-e s h o r e Rd Sou th of Port Sen f l ec Large kvmg room with 8 f a p i e c e , lor-mal d m m g room. I t c e r amic b a f h e a t t a c h e d g a r a g e partial B e e e m e m Piu* 30 ft on Laka Huron with g e r a g e Pnced"! only. $89 ,900

TOWN 4 COUNTRY REALTY 1-359-7353 evee 1-358-8603

TfWPLE A RATED lake t rora p e r c h e d over C a s s Laka G lamour* c o n t e m -porary d e c o r s p a c i o u s 2 b e d r o o m 2 to* Belh* g e r a g e p o o l h u p s stor-a g e $149,900 O p e n S i m 1-5 3659 P o r t C o r e » 1 8 . 1 4 m * e e N o l On, hard Laka Rd . W oft Ca** L * a Rd

CaM RICHARD COFFEY Ralph Manual Aaeoc

64*7-7100 6 7 4 - 1 8 1 8

UNION LAKE AREA - Lake f ron t

n e w s a n d M i on a* s p o r t s Marry a x t r a a $ 1 0 8 M O 3 8 3 - 2 0 7 0

GOLDEN OPPORTUNTTY tor peop le in ra ta* tood t i t a iaee Turn kav o p -ereaor- a e*abla m a 12.900 aq ft marke t tor e x p e r i e n c e d p e r s o n F o r e o o e u r e sete Equ ipmen t «v d u d s e coo le r s t r s e a e r m e a l 4 dewy caaes . m e a l p r o o e e e m g e g u p n e n i i : ales 4 t e g t e r * E q i a p m e r a a nek a w e tor sale or I I s a l Piai. l ieeai muel Beve eoaity t o aaM aucoor t kv

HAJR 4 TONING SALON Mane C o n n e c t i o n 8 Mas. E y e *

4J8-71I

HOW TO START 4 o p e r w e | M own pro8table ti j a i r n i at home.

R 4 D P r o d u c t a . P O Box B87152 Can ton Ml s 4 8 1 8 7

301 Monay To Loan - Borrow

WE LIKE TO SAY YES Home oemar s only N o * p t * a l k m toe* Feel eervtoa a n d p r o c a a e Ome Relfciertce y a m tor b a a . t a a a a .

400 Apta. For Rant BERKLEY 12 k* / C o o a d g e C a n ' I Badroom non-*asokar treeihly p e m t e d ^ n e w ca rpa l S t o n e . l e k t p e r - 1

• l a aM uoat iee i nc luded S 4 4 0 / m o - securay 2 5 8 - 4 3 8 0 or 6 4 1 1408

400 Apta. Far

BIRMINGHAM

° * * ^ 1 BIRMINGHAM D O W N T O W N on

- _ . . p°t t . Towneend Extra le rge i b e d r o o m Make your epuity w o r t lor y « i We ^ • a o p u r c h a s s Land C o n t r a c t s

FIRST FIDELITY M O R T G A G E OO of MOaQAN

1-600-456-3142

Ga* 5*0- t a u u

9 IRMWOHAM-DOWNTOWN studio apt on T o e n a a n f l AJ u t a m e s ea -capt e i a c t n c $ 4 2 5 m o n a h A t a t r n

8 4 2 1304

302 Raai Eatata Wantad CASH TOO AY

OR GUARANTEED SALE Also If In F o r a d o e u r e

Or Need Ol I

Century 2 1 CASTELLI 525-7900

BIRMINGHAM Lmco*n H o u s e A p a r t m e n t *

I D O W N T O W N

ege cent ra t l l f l 4 a s 6 4 5 - 2 9 8 8 1 MONTH FREE RENT

LARGE FAMILY looking lor h o m e mo* rant f e e tor a nXand Cont rac t or Rem ewth opt ion P l e e e e c a *

lo buy W D e a r b o r n . Livoma. Can-Ion or Now 5 8 2 1134

INTERNATIONAL l u m i n a l looking fpr • iP i auaN wi th c o n t a c t ! *> Eu-r o p e a n d t h e O r t s n t Vsry p i o a t a b l a tor you a n d c o n t a c t a Ca* 9*3-9087

PROFESSIONAL cov«ae s n g m s a r s n a i h l i fuel E of looking tor new d e e n . c o n d o / h o u e e downtown tor laaae with o p a o n lo buy C M Diane

bedroom brick ranch. lam*y room. 2 rage,$235,000 C

t a c h a d gs -5 3 8 3 - 8 3 2 9

340 CamataryLota OAK LANO HILLS MEMORIAL GAR-DENS Novi Ml Repky C h n e t m e Mestheld 82 Brook Bald Rd . U p p e r M o n t d a k . N J . 0 7 0 4 3

•I SOCD MY H O U S E IN 3 DAYS" Free Ofter d s i e a a erBal

R 4 D P r o d u c t s P O Box 87152, C a n t o n . Ml 48187

PACKAGING 4 d r a w i n g County 5 yr* a s m s locaBon b e t w e e n » e m - lpwi 728-0848

PETOSKEY MICHIGAN unique an t ique a n d F m e Art n M l ,

in * 1901

400 Apt*, fo r Rant

PARK VIEW - Chrom* 1 lota T h e Last S u p p e r Sect ion , tor $ 1 5 0 0

2 8 2 - 1 9 6 8

351 Bua. * Protaaiional Bklga. For Sato

n a t o n c b u a a m g G o o d I n r a a rw fast j r o w m g a rea . E. Lawrence ft •nger 4 Aaeoc R a M t c r $ 1 8 3 4 7

PRIME LOCATION Historic 2 story b t M n g O o e

a w e e County lor

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 1 b e d r o o m Apt $ 7 1 9 p e r M o Stu-<80. $565 par M o Both i year leeee 642-7400 or 6 4 6 - 7 5 0 0

BMMMGHAM AREA 2 b e d r o o m . 2 b e f h kaumy Apt m e s -a c m $ 8 3 0 M o ALSO 3 ba i f eooa i . 3 Be*- Apt $ 1.200 M o No p e t s F ^ e e e e c a * 6 4 2 - 9 8 8 0 o r 6 4 6 - 7 5 0 0

B I R M I N G H A M Q u s r t o n 4 Te leg raph

2 Bedroom With Heat From $596"

Whethersf ie ld

Apa r tmen ts 645-0026

LIVONIA Sma* ofttoe Buadlng tor street Ca* Ftoyft H o m o

261-5080

r g a r a o a 4 uaa-

1 b a d r o o m C a r p a l m a p y a e i i i e t I. $900 per new kitchen very c l e a n

1-2703

BLOOMFIELD WEST OMCHARO LAKE MO N Of MAPLE MOST PRESTKMOUS a r e a e l W Btaomftetd W a » lo t * convem-

$850 . m c tor a 1400 s q fl 2 b e d r o o m . 2 Bath Apt Jue l $600 a w curt ty Sepoak O p e n * - 8 week -

aM - I S a i 1906 737-0833

BRJGHT0N

Beautiful, apacious 1 6 2 badroom apa r tmen t s . Soma or our amanltiao In-clude the toaoaring.

a Air C o n d W o m n g

a Swimming pool a Laundry t a c a m e s a And ba l con iaa ' -

Brighton Cova APTS

From $415 month Evening & W o a h a n d H o w s

Thompson-Brown

358 MortQagaa ft Land Contract*

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AAA PIVEST CORPORATION 4 3 1 3 0 u u c a Rd « Van Oyka

sea Land Con t r ac t st dMootmtf * a be t t e r idak. c a i 9 3 8 - 1 2 0 0

t Groi*> 6 6 1 -i No 276-4347

Wait 3 b e e p * dial your n u m b e r

CASH FOR LANO C O N T R A C T S i m m m e d t o t e quoteet W o n t b e

out-bKP M o n t a g e c « p ol Amer lo

CASH FOR YOUR MORTGAGE II you h a v e sold your h o m e a n d t ak -en Beck a m o r t g a g e . I w e buy r

m o r t g a g e tor c a a h 8 8 9 - 3

CONSIDERING PURCHASING • e f m a n o n g h o r n e t Ca* tor t h e low-

g a g e C o r p o r a t i o n - tnerx»> p e r s o n -aOM yet fas t ' SperseltTa m 5% down

4 7 1 - 6 0 0 0

400 Apta. For Rant

r~ MORGAN MANOR

APARTMENTS 1 - 9 4 & W a y n e R o a d

Applications being taken for several apartments. Included In rant, heat, hot water, Olympic awtmming pooi, HBO, 2 tennis courts.

S490-S470 for 2 badroom apartment* £405 for 1 badroom apartment

9 4 1 - 7 0 7 0

AYNEWOCp C A P A P T M E N T & . )

SPACIOUS I & 2 Bedroom Apartments

from $465 HEAT AND

VERTICAL BLINDS MCUU06D • O i

fi

I 1 B U I 1 1 W W

Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom

apartments A community

setting near downtown

Plymouth. Heat included

Full appliances

Senior citizens welcome

Quiet intimate setting. Large

1 and 2 bedroom apartments.

Close to central Plymouth.

Separate entrances, pool and

other amenities.

Senior citizens welcome

n 455-3880 | | 453-6050

FINE YO«K MANAGEMENT COMMLMTIES

Honeytree I o v i u a ( c o m m a n i t y convenient ly located fmH. off Joy Rd. la Canton,

o f f e r t n ( * var ie ty oi amiqm 1 A S beiiieuaji l y n t m i U j . e s weO as 1, S A 4 bed room tewaaoBBoe

• Ideally kxoted convenient to downtown, airport and shopping

• Clubhouse with pooi, exercise room, sauna • Diversified foorplarts including lownhomes • Garden patios and bakonies • Dens, fireplaces, open fhorpians • Decorator coordinated kitchens

with dishwashers • Laundry facilities and hook-ups • Central atrcondkiontng • Gas & heat induded in most rents • Covered carports • Children'piay areas • fas allowed

$80,000 DAIRY BAR

£. 229-8277 Equipment A-1 u u n d M o n Reel Es-t a t e Included lor fuel $290,000 Akk tor Res Glovar

A B E A U T I F U L

P L A C E . . . T O L I V E CENTRALLY LOCATED IN WESTLAMO

a 1 & 2 Bedroom. Some wi th F i rep lace Pool • Tennis Court e C lubhouse

a Centra l Air • Dishwasher • D isposa l a Laundry Faci l i t ies a Beaut i fu l ly Landscaped

f l

APARTMENTS

261-7394

U A YORK MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY

ISCOVER

Opan Monday Friday 10-0. For farther

10-5

call 4*0-1414 1W

roltow aoeth lo Joy H4, Baal la I Prole«a»oaelt> .,iaaa«e<! * f "

F o u n t a i n P a r k W e s t l a n d : Comfort, convenience and charade*

w e l c o m e to Fountain Park WrsllancL a I- anrt 2 b « t r o o m rental community- featuring all thr cxinveniences of a private residence: * .

Seleci your apar tment f rom a c h o k e of s p a d o u s floor plans a n d take advan tage of special amenities including:

I I modern GE kitchen with microwave, self-cleaning oven and dishwasher

• individual private entryways • individual washer and dryer • walk-in closets and in unit s tofage • sheltered parking available O pool , tennis and more v. AH within the Livonia School Dtstrtciond

minu te s from VMrstland Shopp ing Cer*e i s p e ctalty shopping In Ptymouch a n d f ine dkUng a n d enter ta inment

C o m e discover the d i f ference Fountain Park wes t land can m a k e In your way of Me. n o m

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C A N T O N •

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TOWN a COUNTRY A P T S S p e c i o u e MudKx a n d o n e bad -r o o m * axceOent locat ion Hea t a a p p K a n c e a r i c tudeo Of le r tng ® n -oov. t r e e t m e n t * S ta r t ing at t290. o n a m o n t n *roc rant to rtmm t e n a n t * Mon thru Fri 12 noon 1« S p m . S a t . 9 nil 1. c lo sed on Weo 18615 Tale-o tepf t , 2 5 5 - 1 8 2 *

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5 3 7 - 0 0 1 4

WITH ALL THESE LUXURY FEA TURES: • G a s H e a l & Coofcmg G a s

• H o t , W a t e r • C a r p o r t s

• Carpeting • G a s R a n ^ e - Ref r igera tor

• C a b l e Available

• O r g a n i z e d Activities

• D i a l - A - R t f e

Central A* Conditioning TV Antenna. UHf-VMF Waft-* Closets Extra Storage Space Stumming Pool - Clubhouse Recreaoon Areas Sound Conditioning

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OF FORO ROAO IN WESTLANO

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FARMINGTON HANDICAP A P T S now e v e n e d * at * « u r y a p a r t m e n t c o m m u n i t y m Farming ton H « * Mi-c rowave* . mim-bllnd* k a c f to i ce ot color >cheme« included Call 7 8 6 - 0 0 7 0

• F A R M I N G T O N •

C H A T H A M H I L L S

$ 2 0 0 M O V E S Y O U I N FREE ATTACHED OARAGES H a a t e d Indoor Pool - S a u n a *

S o u n d 8 Fi reprooted C o n e t r u c t i o n Microwave* • Diahweaher*

F ree Heelth Club M O T b e r * m p * Luiur tou* LMng at Al tordable Pr ice*

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Drak* » H a l w e a d

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4 7 1 - 5 0 2 0

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O F F I C E : 7 7 5 - 8 2 0 0

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$ 8 4 5 3 2 0 2 3 W i a Mae R0

(W ot Orcfterfl Lake Rd I 9 3 2 - 0 1 8 8

S P E C I A L 1 B a d r o o m tor $ 4 6 0

2 B a d r o o m tor $ 6 0 9 3 B e d i o o m tor $609

P E T S P E R M I T T E D Smofce De tec to r* >

Single* W e t c o m e i m m e d M l e O c c u p e n c y

W e L o v e C M d r e n HEAT a WATER INCLUOEO

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For m o r a «ihjr met lon p n o n e

4 7 7 - 8 4 6 4

2 7 8 8 3 I n d e p a n d e n c a

F a r m i n g t o n H l t t s

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S BEST APARTMENT VALUE

T I M B E R I D G E

D E L U X E

1 4 2 B E D R O O M U N I T S

F R O M $ 4 7 5

FARMINGTON HILLS J r g e 1 b e d -r o o m . newly d e c o r a t e d a p a r t m a n l complex CaH 7 3 7 - » 0 9 3

FARMINGTON HILLS Walnu t Creek Apt* 10 M«* Ukxmmk Larga 1 b e d r o o m . I rom V*66. plua utaitiee. 4 7 1 - 4 5 6 *

FARMINGTON - d o w n t o w n . 1 b e d -r o o m a p t . walk to m o p p i n g c e n t e r t hea t r e , poet oltlce. library. S 4 2 5 / m o h e e i mcfcided 626-A4S0

FARMINGTON HILLS Rrver v*aey A p e r t m e n t *

1 a 2 b e d r o o m luxury Smel l pe t* OK 4 7 3 - 0 0 3 5

FARMINGTON HILLS New*y d e c o r a t e d * t u d « « i D«J-r o o m a p a r t m e n t * Central h e e l Mr varticela. appaancea S p e o a t t y p r i ced I rom *380 4 7 * - 2 5 5 2

4 0 0 A p t a F o r R o n t

verticel Qimda • In F a r m l n g l o n

mcKidea a p p a e n c e a c a r p e t i n g pool Ooe H«a* locat ion

Enter Eas t oil Orcha rd L a k a Rd on Foleum 3 ol G r a n d Rrvet

Model o p e n deny » - 5 Except W e d n a a d e y

4 7 8 - 1 4 8 7 7 7 S - 8 2 0 0

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S 2 b e d r o o m 2 be th apt m * » c » « m i locat ion, ideal lor r oom m a t e e Ootf c o u r a a . pool, lennla * m u c h m o r a

i n d e p e n d a n c a G r a a n A p t s

4 7 7 - 0 1 3 3

O p e n D a i l y 1 0 - 7

A Luxurious Residential Community in the NorthwNe/Nov) Area

, N O R T H H I L L S L a v t s f i S e e - T h r u

Units Hotpoini a p p l i a n c e * a i r W A P A R T M E N T S

c o n d i t i o n i n g , s l i d i n g d o o r w a H s a n d c l o s e t s

g a l o r e , s e p a r a t e s t o r a g e a r a a p l u s l a u n d r y r o o m

S p e c i a l F a a t u r a s . I n c l u d i n g t e n n i s c o u r t s ,

s w i m m i n g p o o l , c o m m u n i t y b u i l d i n g , s c e n i c

p o n d , a n d p r i v a t e b a l c o n y o r p a t i o

2-BEDROOM APARTMENTS INCLUDES 1200 sq. fl, 2 b a t h * A c a r p o r t

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M O D E L S OPEN OAILY 10 a m to 5 pm; SAT & SUN. 11 am to 5 p m P H O N E 3 4 8 - 3 0 6 0 OFFICE: 3 5 8 - 5 6 7 0

DIAMOND FOREST APARTMENTS

nond

F r o m $ 6 0 0

and up

• Complete Kitchens with microwave. • Utility room with washer/dryer, • Furnished Executive Rentals • Private entrances • Nature jogging trail. • S w i m m i n g P o o l w i t h s o a L t e n n i s c o u r t s . • Handicap Units

Between Grand River A 9 Mile on Halstead

Farmington Hills 471-4848 Moo thru Sal 10-5 • Son. 12-S

is free. Guess whkh one?

KENWOOO STEREO

$250 SHOPPING

SPREE

TWy >11 art. You choose your favorite. And it's worth hundreds of doOare.

Scenic Lake u ideally located, half way between U of M and EMU. The setting's rolling and peaceful. The heat is frw. And the best surprise happens when you see it a l for yourself.

S < v . n i < U i k r

9 7 1 - 2 1 3 7

DEARBORN HEIGHTS Newly R e m o d e l e d

1 & 2 b e c k o o m apa r tmen ts

F rom $ 4 7 5

RIVER OAKS APARTMENTS

271-4649 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 10-3

FARMINGTON HILLS

NEAR DOWNTOWN

FARMINGTON Super Location

Small 60 unit c o m p t a x

Very large 1 b e d r o o m unit with pa t io - $ 4 6 5

Includes: c a r p o r t , ail appl i -a n c e s . c a r p e t i n g , ver t ica ls , sliding g l a s s d o o r . S h o p p i n g n e a r b y .

STONERIDGE MANOR Freedom Rd W ol Orchard Lake

4 7 8 - 1 4 3 7 77 5 - 8 2 0 0 FARMINGTON H.LLS 12/» belt 2 bedroom*/2 beth*. we*her' dryer, balcony, pool no pet* S72S.

rmd Aug 851-1753-

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 Mo Leeee with op'-on to ranew Spedoua 2 Bedroor ./2 beth See5 /mo

478-2906

9 - 7 3 0

O N T H E L A K E 1 A 2 B a d r o o m A p a r t m a n t s f r o m $ 4 8 5

R a n t I n c l u d o a : HEAT . DISHWASHER STOVE • CENTRAL Aft REFRK2ERAT0R • CLUBHOUSE A POOL

CONVEMENT TO TWSLVE OAKS SM0PPMQ MALL

T L a k e B o m t e M l a g t

M E N T s PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN

OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY

MERRIMAN PARK A P A R T M E N T S A GREAT PUCE TO LIVE

• Unique 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments in Farmington' Livonia

B Seilar ClUzei Special • Private, Tree-lined Courtyards • See our 1 bedroom plus den I Aak about

SCENIC LAKE

CAME

Pool / Clubhouse Carports Self-Cleaning Oven, Froot-Free Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave On 20 Beautiful Landscaped Acres Heat Iieladed

477-5755 Oe M r r r , e « (mV (OrcksrJ L*Ju

1 BJtk SmiitfS Mil* (>t*. DsJf

FARMINGTON HILLS 1500 H It Fir apiece, kitchen I laundry appe-ancae. utmt*a included S610. -aecurlty Non amofcer 477-4778

FARMINGTON HILLS

THE HOUSE OF BOTSFORD 1 & 2 B e d r o o m s

Plus T o w n h o u s e s FROM $ 5 1 5

Speoou* apartmant* wfth air condi-tioning locked lorer entry, luMy equipped kitchen and Paaaman' atoraga Lighted parting and car-port* Pool A* utlttle* included e>-cept electric

20810 Botatord Drtve Grand River

Direct*? berend Botatord mn

477-4797 FerndeM

COZY COURTYARD 1 bedroom, lint Boor, very dean » g u t 546-43ae sea-eei 5

GARDEN CITY AveAebt* How" Nice 1 4 2 bedroom apertment* wtth ieundry lactfNMa an condRton-ng a appaancea. 1396 / W O CM todeyi Agent. 478-76*0

GARDEN CITY - Maplewood/

GARDEN CITY TERRACE

1 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s . $ 4 0 0 per m o n t h . Inc ludes H e a t & W a t e r . O f f i c e h o u r s : 9 a m - 5 p m M o n d a y thru Friday only 5 2 2 - 0 4 8 0 Huntington Mood*

Absolutely Pertect!

2 bedroom •ettmg leeturing. a petlo raar « croweve a

Dona 1 chedrena lot lot Come vtan our Model Center lodey or caa

RENTS FNOM S&80

Village G r e e n ot Hun t ing ton W o o d s 10711 W. 10 MAe Rd.

(t mae W ol Woodward' Mon-frt, ld-7 Sat. 9-4. Sun 12-5

547-9393 LIVONIA

GRAND OPENING 7 Mile - Farmington Canterbury Park

UvoMi * neaaeeI eeaitmani I t a r M t f a . S i bed-

wcrr aLOOfuncu) U M O N LAKE A R E A

B R I A R W O O D A P A R T M E N T S

L O W M O V E - I N C O S T S S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T

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FROM $ 5 7 0 / M O

On lla.eBB M cm 7 Kiaa 1 oa* I of Fermtn**on Rd

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4 7 3 - 3 0 6 3 77S-S20P

LIVONIA

n a A T e d u w ® • * SgJT

• e o j w r v o g F o i r T i i i o h

C O N D O L I V I N G IndMduat Private E n t r a n t s - Fraa Car-port wtth aach apartmant - Wathar & Drywr Hook-Up - Baiconiaa Walk-in stor-age m apartments - Swimming Pod.

A P T S . P S O M O N L Y

f O W I O U M

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459-6600

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LOCATION

Larga i a a

MERRIMAN WOODS

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CLA66IFIED R E A L E6TPTE 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0

5 9 1 - 2 3 0 0 Display Advertising

400 Apta. For Rant KEEOO HARaOR

SPECIAL C A S S LAKE FRONT

APARTMENTS In t h e Hear t of t he Lake"

iv Olo jmaaia School dwtnet 1 Bedroom J499 2 Bedroom $620

CaB tor mora rtformauon 354-6303 681-3065

LIVOMA S u b u r b a n Luxury

A p a r t m e n t s O n e B e d r o o m - $450

Heel A water included 14960 FAIRFIELD

7 2 8 - 4 8 0 0 4 2 1 - 3 7 7 6 LiVONtA 1 a 2 bedioom apt* atan-*ig et SS10 moudee verticel -janOa. LVpeOng and cerport P l m i caa

477 8448

S U M M E R SPECIAL CONCORD TOWERS

1 a 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS include*

Stove 8 raanoerelor

Carport intercom

Smoke detector* Sprinkler ayatem PROM S405

i-75 and 14 Maa Next to Aooey Thaeter

589-3355

Uadieon Maîta SPECIAL $100 SECURITY GREAT LOCATION

LEXINGTON VILLAGE

1 BEQROOM APARTMEN-

Stove 8 r«mgeretor Pool Newty decorated Smoke detector* fROM S435

1-75 and 14 Maa acroee Irom Oeklend Utl

585-4010

MAINTENANCE MAN - M lima, 40 ••our* week, tor Woodbury Manege-

iMs offered -nam Co Benefit* offered Apply at 23840 CMpmunk Traa, Novi Ridge Apertment t Toaimouee compleii

^4 9-8200

NORTHVILLE AHH NATURE

Streem, wood*, pert - Oo tf Thing* appeal to you? We have your number Vou can anfoy tm* trangu* •eitmg a we pey the haat EHO

1 bedroom S485 <S645

400 Apta For Rant

NORTHVILLE Wa» lo Downtown Larga ona bed-room, $490 ndudaa beioony. cer-port and ptuah cerpedng On 8 Maa al Randolph 349-7^43

NOVI RIDGE 1 8 2 Bedroom apt*, alerting al »495 2 bedroom lownhouee*. Marv mg ai S595 lua Baaamant. cMdren 8 ama* peu welcome 349-8200

OAKLAND/WAYNE SINCE 1878 Seve 50% Rent

SHARE LISTINGS e 842-1820 884 So Adame. 0k maighem Ml

OA* PARK deluxe 1 bedroom, fuvy turraahad. al utema*. kdaal lor t r d a a«fc*t No pata »450'mo phia -r*50 aecunty RalaiaiiLea 548 0283 OLD REDFORO naer Grand Rrv* Modem 1 . 2 bedroome. cerpeuno. central ae. no pet*. Irom 1310

1-380-1499

- PLYMOUTH -BROUGHAM

MANOR APTS.

1 Bedroom $435 2 Bedroom $475

' -MM Haat 4 Water Pad No Pet*

4 5 5 - 1 2 1 5 PLYMOUTH - DUPLEX, 2 bedroom with appliance* waaher 8 dryer S535 month plua aecunty 8 utwtiee 1 rear weea no peu 459-0854

PLYMOUTH HERITAGE ARTS now offering 1-3 yeer leeaaa with no rental mcreaeee Frae baeK ca aubeenptton lor tha initial ia yeer on aa avaeebte 1 8 2 bedroom Apt* Ca* lor paraonal fhowmg

455-2143 NEW TENANTS ONLY

a PLYMOUTH e

HILLCREST CLUB Free Heat SPECIAL

$200 Secu r i ty Deposi t • Park setting • Speoou* Sultaa • Air Conditioning • Outdoor Pool • immaculate Ground* $ Bldg*

• Beat value m Aree Naar Plymouth 8 Haggarry

12350 Rlsman 453-7144

Oe#y 9-epm Sei 10-2

<00 Apta. For Ront

PLYMOUTH, Meytkn 1750 month nartmg •ervtce 24 hour _

cupency Craon SmMh 453-1*20

PLYMOUTH - Ne to aownl 0'iwi Aii aietil* Aug lei No peU S425 * month ptua aecurey Year leeee 522-4302

i aiTioflated 1 bed-PL YMOUTH room apt kitchen Bedroom wMh lul et S400 nctudea heel 8 w< security depoeN Cei

PL YMOUTH-Two bedroom upper 8450

h - 1 bedroom. <Met. New carpal, appianca*.

a 8435 wrth

PL Y MOUTH -1 bedroom adufl apartment naw carpeting appaancea alorage cttw Meat water included 8425'mo Yeanaaee 537-8312 PLYMOUTH 1 bedroom duple> Great location «vaat lo town 8425. mo pm* utantea CaH tor gioee'in.

455-8447 PLYMOUTH - 2 badrooma. 1 balh deck A« appnancea including waaher 8 dryer 8595 mo Cea ~ Lee Tha Michigan Group

-ea Ray ii-9200

pontiac ORCHARD LAXE ROAD

naar Telegraph Beeuul aettmg. 1 8 2 bedroom apu Carpel. AM conditioner haat included

FROM $ 3 7 5 ORCHARD W O O D S A P T S .

334-1878 RECEPTIONIST - PART-TIME

Wed Thur* Fri .9-5 Non-emoker proltrrfd Ptionea. typing. fa«n A m\m wrtting Parry ftatrry 47S-7M0

REDFORD AREA FROM $375

a La rge 1 & 2 B e d r o o m s a Walk-In Close t a Lighted Pa rk ing a 1 or 2 Year L e a s e a Free Heat

GLEN COVE 538-2497

PLYMOUTH LIVE ON THE PARK

1 B e d r o o m - $415 Heel 8 water included, carpeted >v-ing room 8 he*, central air. knehen bum-ma. parting, pool Reedy tor occuptano Saa Manuor

40325 Plymouth RoÂpt >01 455-3682

REDFORD AREA Tategraph-5 Mae 1 8 2 bedroor deen decorated, quiet, carpel, an conditioner, band*, heel included For meture. proleeaicmal people with rafai ance* From 8365 PARKSIDE APTS

532-9234

400 Apta For Ront

ROCHESTER LUOLOW APTS 845 Lutfow 1 8 2 Badroom A<K* Irom 8448/month. 8496 aecx*Hy Hee> 8 Weiei inciuded 861-7270

ROCHESTER • 2 Aperlmenta ai houee Upper 2 bedroom $475 • utaitie* Lower 2 bedroom, hard-wood Boor*, aaaanieiil 8875 •

752-5664 ROCHESTER-2 badroom. 1W beth 'anae. refrigerator 8 dMhweaher trv eluded 85M per month • utiatle* Cel between 9em-5pm. 661-8090 ROMEO - nice I bedroom m country

nee*, leun occupency

752-5150 dry arei $375 - dapoeit

OAKBROOK VILLA ranging trom $399 lo $5

mckjdea a* utame*

Open Mon . Wed . Fri 9em-5pm Tue* 8 Thur* 9em-6pm Set 11arrv-2pm Cioeed Sun

15001 BRANDT 941-4057 AMBER APARTMENTS

Royal Oak/CJeweon. Troy 1-etop apt anoppmg Something lor everv one Come Sunday. July »th 12 45pm 4000 Crook*, Royal Oak or ca* lor appl 280-2830

400 Apta For Ront

ROYAL OAK. CLAWSON A TROY Fireplaces vertical blind* 8

many Amber Aperl-4 2 bedroome CMdrsn 7 Aak I Day*. 280-2830

Evee 256-6714

400 Apta. For Ront

Royal Oak Woodward North

Apartments 13 MUe & Coo l idge

1 & 2 B e d r o o m Units

From $450 HEAT INCLUDED

Mon -Fri 9am-5pm Weekend Appomtmarrta AvaHaow

5 4 9 - 7 7 6 2

ROYAL OAK Amp enactor Eaai 1 block S ol 13 Maa on GreenAaM Rd Lovely 1 and 2 badroom apu naw carpeting, ver-ticel band* Irom $456 heel mckid ao 266-6115 559-7220

ROYAL OAK 13 Maa Rd and Crook*

Larg* 2 bedroom Naw carpeung. individual ieundry nook-up*, newly redorased and ra-lurtxehed Walk to achoca* perta churchae and anopping

Rant trom $495

ARLINGTON Townnomee* Apartments

286-3710 modelv office

oper everyday including Sunday

SOUTHFIELD FINEST A P A R T M E N T S

400 Apta For Ront

SOUTHFIELD Colony Park Apts.

F r o m $ 6 2 5 12 Mtte & Lahse r

a 1 4 2 B e d r o o m s a Lovefy Res iden t ia l Area • C o v e r e d P a r t u n g • Weil A p p o i n t e d O u t )

h o u s e • 24 Hr M o n i t o r s & Intru

SKXI A l a r m

355-2047

THE MT. VERNON TOWNES

2 - 3 B E D R O O M T O W N H O U S E S

FROM 8786 - HEAT MCXUOED

Luxurious 1402-1761 *q It . H*aa

SOUTHRELD ONE I

tiorang. »u*y aoampert pansry and eeOng i

ROYAL OAK 11 MILE & MAIN ST

Oeeutiha. specious 1 8 2 bedroom aperl ment* Carpeted deccated storage » ieundry taeniae

FROM $430 Erenmc i weekend hours

WAGON WHEEL APTS 546-337$

SMALL STUOIO APT -2 t>a,» Irom downtown Ptymouth S* yeght cea-ma Ian. air water $395 month $500 security 293-0509 SOUTHFIELD up 2 betfroom - $565 * up (nckidea neat water i pool Tiws month rem tree 567-0366

SOUTHFIELD CRANBROOK PLACE

1 Bedroom Irom $475 per month 2 Badroc

SoutnhMd room carpeting i lHsts l ia wa»-in doa-et oelcony or peoo Gerage* alec

M M Beeutitv grounda grve you bemg ai the country yet you ar* doee lo Shoppeig Maa For Hon coma ~ 18301 W 13 Maa Roed fuel t block w ol Southfield Road 642-9*66 Open Mon thru Fri 9em-5 30pm Set Noon to 5pm

batha much more* On Mt Vernon Bhrd

r9'» Mae Rd i Juet w of Southaeid

569-3522

$435 • Intrusion A t e r w a Ample S t o r a o e awaa-mctoaak a F r aa Hea t a 1 o r 2 Year L e a s e

WELLINGTON I 3 6 5 - 1 0 0 9

i *

400 Apta For Ront

PLYMOUTH LUTJWY APARTMENT 2 Bedrôri- 2 beth* aeafter 8 dryer rarpc/1. $600 mo Blanch St. ce* Apertmenu 499-6401

REDFORD- Lovely 2 bedroom apertment m quiet » adult community, weaed In. no trefllc. t cat porta

TV, Cai 256-0932

3 4 8 - 9 5 9 0 642-8686

Beneicfce $ Krua

NORTHVILLE AREA - 1 Oedroom Apta a i aaeCis. $466 per Mo In-

1 Yr iaeae Plian caa: 646-7500

Ouding hei 346-9250 <

NORTHVILLE GREEN On Rendoa al 8 Mia Rd + maa weal of Sheldon Rd WMh to down-iown North i 6 » Specioua 1 Deo •oom with porch vtg ojnnlng brook.

RENT $ 4 9 0 lncfc««

3 4 9 - 7 7 4 3

YOU'VE SEEN THE

REST-NOW COME

SEE THE BEST!

SADDLE CREEK Altordabl* Luxury

1 4 2 r

PLYMOUTH NOW TAXING RESERVATIONS

1 8 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s . Belcc-

ROCHESTER - large modem 1 bed-room apt. $466/mo. 1 mo. free, heel 8 weter included, applancat laundry tadBtlaa 8 aa 828-3366

Ceramic Ma beth. G E ultchan

starting al $465 incanSng heal

Southeide of Arm Arbor Trai, E of I-278. oftloe hour* ar* 8 - 5pm. Mon thru Fit

CaH 453-2900

ROCHESTER - You heve a Fourmld-

t * 2 apu and 2 bediomu lownhome* starting Irom $470 Caa Mon - Frt. 9-6, Sat 10-6. Sun: 12-4 662-3920 R O C H E S T E R Beeu t t fu t ty j ^ e m -t a m e d luxury 1 6 2

344-9966 Open De#y

Now Rd . Sal 9 6 10

NOVI

Fountain Park NOVI

SEE IT! BELEIVE m

L E A S E m

All f r o m $ 5 6 0 a Mo.

4 2 1 0 1 Foun ta in Pa rk

3 4 8 - 0 6 2 6

a PLYMOUTH a

Plymouth Hills Apartments

7 6 8 S . Mill St.

M o d e r n 1 a n d 2 B e d r o o m

a W a s h e r - O r y e r in E a c h Apt .

a E a s y A c c e s s to 1-275 • Air C o n d t t i o n s d O F u t y C a r p e t e d a D i s h w a s h e r & Disposal a No P e t s

From $435 I only)

Deey Mon -Set 12-Spm

455-4721 278-8319

each unM. gerage. room, pitiele tanoni 6 a l i m a $775 to $1060

par month No peu 882-6033

First M o n t h ' s Kent F R E E '

C O A C H H O U S E ( A P D T M E

A t t r a c t i v e 1 & 2 E ied room A p a r t m e n t s & 2 B e d r o o m T o w n h o u s e s Ava i l ab le

f r o m $500

HEAT & VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED

F e a t u r i n g

• Vertical Blinds

a Clubhouse

• Sauna

• Air Conditioning

• 2 Swimming Pools

23600 Lamplighter Lane on Providence Drive just North of W Nine Mile Rd in Southfield

lone block West of Greenfield Rd I

Open 7 Days

5 5 7 - 0 8 1 0 t§5 Rrtsdrr.i % I

N O R T H R 1 D G E \ F r a r t i g l i w N o r t k v l l l e

400 Apta. For Ront

Meet new friends arid

relax at . . .

1-2 BEDROOM from * 4 8 0

Vert ica ls • Eat- in Ki tcbsn Walk-in C lose t s • W a s h e r / -Dryer Available • Ce rpor t inc iuded

Saturday* 10-4 346-9616

C O U N T R Y CLUB L I V I N G

...in the heart of everything

P a r k w a y C i t y o f S o u t h f i e l d

1 and 2 Bedroom Apes.

F r o m *480 I n c l u d e s H e a t

Only # 200 Security Deposit on 1 Bedroom Apartments

3 5 7 - 2 5 0 3 C o r n e r B e e c h a t S h i a w a s s e e

N o r t h o f 8 M i l e

Huge New Townhomes with Old English Charm.

Bmititut I & 2 B e d t i u m A p a t l M w h

Fum $345 W E P A Y Y O U R H E A T • Air Conditioning • S w i m m i n g Pool e Balcony or Patio • C l u b h o u a e

• Cable TV Available • Conven ien t lo e Beautiful Grounda 12 Oak* Mall

At Pontiac Trail and Back Roads in Wixom

(Exit 1-96 at Beck Road then 2 Miles North to Pontiac Trail)

Opan Mon. - Sat. 9 - 6 Sun. 1 1 - 5

6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4

too Aets. For Rant

" I finally found a t o w n h o m e a s

l a r g e a s a h o m e . "

sq ' looked lonQ and hard to Snd a 2000 ft., cathedral c o i n a elegant three-

bedroom lownhome. (Of course, I could have chosen a two or twee-bedroom ranch . ) With my own twocar attached garage my own private basement aid pabo And—luxury touches Bee deluxe kitchens and whirlpool scaptng that I love. Nothing; me to m o v e f r o m Covington

C O V I N G CLUB; 14 Mie & MtidMMN

33000 Covington Club Or. • 851-2730 6 Managed by

• WESTLAND •

HAWTHORNE CLUB s200 Moves You In

C a l l F o r D e t a i l s

B e s t V a l u e S c e n i c V i e w C l o s e t o S h o p p i n g

• P o o l • H e a t I n c l u d e d

• A i r

7 5 6 0 M e r r i m a n R o a d B e t w e e n W a r r e n & A n n A r b o r T r a i l

5 2 2 - 3 3 6 4 Da i l y 9 -6

r 1 7 * ®

Bursting with Features! 1 FULL w a s h e r s

S I Z E & DRYERS

Fr* Sarifat « CavarW Car parti Fraa I 000 a 2 800 >4 It

• e a r * : a w f r t 67 S* t-S 4 Saa 17 5

3 5 8 - 4 9 5 4

INCTOf

473-1127 • 26375 Ha toead R o a d

• f i i B

L U X U R Y A P A R T M E N T LIVING IN F A R M I N G T O N HILLS

3 Bedroom Townhomes • I n d o o r Sc O u t d o o r pool e T e n n i s C o u r t s e C o n v e n i e n t t o expressways & s h o p p i n g I e Social act ivi t ies . e Plus much, much more!

• Presidential a Corporate S i i e n Available

C a l l o r S t o p By T o d a y !

THE PEOPLE WHO CARE " G r a n d R i v e r M

477-0133 HOLTIS: Sun. -Set 10 »jn.-7 pjn.

• Lush 18 ho le golf course a W a s h e r & dryer in every apt . e Large walk-in c lose ts e Built- in v a c u u m sys tem e C l u b h o u s e with sauna

S E E

T H E B E S T I S

Y E T T O C O M E Citation Club, riding tHe crest of the highest and most beautiful of the Farmingtoa Hills.

• UNwty

• P m a n

• A f p l j r

• Alia

By the

UVt AMONG THE BARt ANDBfALTfU. . mm i ^ - - i - m j mkiVm r rm n a a r i * r # d

nongDrtXM — w e s i orxkttoc S prtmar

t ^ f t i d i n g b t O o h e

661-0770

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4 9 ° Apt®. Foe Rant

O&E Thursday. Jwty 6. 1*

400 A p t * . For tent

S O U T M F l t L D - o n e b a d r o o m V s t Balmora l Ca rpo r t . pool. air.

n a m

400 A p t * . For Ront

i o Z m S E o " FRANKLIN POINTE

T Q W N H P l E S f S M a k e y e w m e w l W a a r e now t ak ing e»>p*c a e o n s tor J a m m e r A F a t oc-cupancy . S t o p

SOUTHFIELD TAMGLEWOOO APARTMENTS

S O U T H F I E L D i K Q r a a n t a M a r a a S p e o o u s ISO BEAUTIFUL la rge o n a b e d r o o m api j S q Fl 1 b a d r o o m . cent ra l a* . *ltcrv a t M o r t M m p t o r on u n e e r Ro , naa r t er- l o p o a n c a a . « • » - » s l o r e room C M c Cen te r Or R e e e o n e b l e Laundry lacWtha* o r a a c n floor C a r - pa rk ing by your 3 M - I S 3 8 569-7220 port a n d c a b l e a v a i l a b l e 5 « ® « ! 4 S p o o > I C u b * Q u a e evelieOle

2 b n d r o o n V 2 balh. 1291 aq ft. J b e d r o o m / 2 balh , 1537 aq.f l .

400 Ap!» . For Ront 3 bed room /2<*b« t t> . 1»12 aq r , , Plua Fu« B a s e m e n t

$666 - $739 PER M O Q a * Haa t A Water Inc luded

355-1367 N O V I - F A R M I N G T O N

^Partite** C&vio( N E W C O N S T R U C T I O N

Comp le te GE Kitchens Washer /Dryer in Unit

Abundan t Storage Window Treatments

Cathedra l Ceil ings Carpor ts Inc luded

F u l l y e q u i p p e d h e a l t h c l u b

$ 2 0 0 M O V E S Y O U IN Open Until 7 p.m. 348-1120

Open daily 9 am -7 p m Sal & Sun Noon-' p.m Pavillion Drive off Haggerly Rd between 9 & 10 Mile

SOUTHFIELD l m o Freel Long ; •nor-, tarmac! « m S p e o o u * l b a d . Haat. b a l c o n y pool , c a rpo r t mck jd -a d SSSO/mo 5 5 ^ ? ISA

SOUTHFIELD

12 MILE & TELEGRAPH

RENT FROM $ 5 7 5 SECURITY DEPOSIT t ' 5 0

Luxury t A 2 b a d r o o m e p t * wim ptoan c a r p a t vertical bl ind* gour-met k i t chen M l c lean ing oven . Iroal I raa r e f n g e r a l o i d ienweef ier in tercom s y s t e m k j u of d o e e t * A c * p o n commun i ty can ta r a x a r d a a room, Muni & h e e l e d pool

3 5 6 - 0 4 0 0

400 Ap ta . For Ront

SOUTHMELO

W A K E F I E L D A P T S . \S M#e A Nert*wee4ern

FIRST MONTH FREE RCMT 2 4 3 b a d r o o m . t bum ranefcoe a n d a c O T m e M a a l SSSO Cad. Morv-Frt « l o 5 S a l . 1 l o 4

3 5 6 - 3 7 8 0

400 Ap te . For Ront 400 A p t a . For Ront

S O U T H F I E L D 12 M M & Telegraph

2 bedroom with heat From $530*

Pointe O Woods Apartments

352-8125 • Fo« first fl m o a on 1 yr laaaa • V635 N m re*ident* only

Can you hear the in the trees?

. . .

VOOD m > w «

• X

Come " T h o B o o t Is B y B o z t a k "

O n W e s t 10 M i l s R o a d

E a s t o f TWograp f i

z i B s e ; M o d e l s O p o n ... Daity

S. Lyon

PONTRAIL APTS on Pontiac Trail In S. Lyon

Between 1 0 1 i ' WM

R e m o o e i e d Unit* A . M U M

Mow ' • n t m g 1 4 2 B e d r o o m Unrts

f r o m $ 3 9 0

including hee l A hoi weier • M Mac Inc Itrtchan . mu condi t ion ing . car-pal ing • pool • laundry 1 s t o r a g e la-o k t i a * • c a b i e TV • n o pa t*

437-3303

T R O Y Between Somerset & 1-75

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

LARGE DELUXE UNITS ' FOR LESS MONEY I

1 & 2 BEDROOMS Start ing from $499

1% Baths In 2 Bad Unit Free H.B.O. A Carport

New Vertical Blinds Washer-dryer/some units

• 2 4 Hr • Grea t S t o r a g e a p a c e • Larga walk m d o e e t * • O l e o m a * Oekxie Carpa t r i g • Individual Cant ra i A* /Hea t • Deluxe A p p k a n c e s including

d i ahwaahe r d iapoaal A pool

S U N N Y M E D E A P T S . 5 6 1 K I R T S

( I I * S J< &«; Beever b a l w a a n LIvarnoM A C r o o k s j

N O O N - 6 P M

3 6 2 - 0 2 9 0

TROY A ROYAL OAK > * l l l b a d r o o m

STXG. PatoT Aakl

a n d o ther e p p S n c a a . paBo A m*n>-m m g pool an tor K M Q u M . aaoura

C a * S l a p u p to qwaPty, Map u p to CHurcMB S q u a r a Apar tmanla , 1 Mk S o* Big Daa-iar be tween Crooka A U v a m o o 3S2-3177

TROY S O M E R S E T A R E A

PRESTIGIOUS LIVING

BaauMul a p a o o u a deco r a l ed i a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t * A s tud io* S o m e of our emenrtiee inc lude - O w n e r paid " e e l • Swimming Pool • Laundry t a i a n e e • D l e o m e * or p a m * • Pa rk ing • i n t e r c o m * • Qaeut l im c a r p e t i n g

400 Ap ta . For Ront 400 Ap ta . For Ront 400 Ap ta . For Ron t

TROY-SOMERSET BIRMINGHAM I 7 b a d r o o m . 2 b a n 1290 *q

aa * p p — n c a a . can t ra i a> c a b l e s t o r a g e laundry , ver t ica l* W e * to

e e l o 175 8S2-3044

TROY «n ur*

i. 1>»

The A p a r t m a n l Finder

S b a d r o o m OTK. pat io , a t t a c h e d aa -l a m a , r oom. • 1100

35A-3226

WALLEO LAKE AREA Large o n e b a d r o o m api haa t a n pool , c a b l e No pa t* 9 4 2 0 944 1193 9 2 4 - 0 7 9 0

400 A p t s . For Ron t

The Green Hill d i f f erence:^

«!

D o y o u c o m e h o m e t o a n

a p a r t m e n t o r a 7 5 - a c r e e s t a t e ?

M o s t a p e r t m e n t living m e a s u r e s 6 0 0 + s q ft O u r s m e a s u r e s o v e r 3 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 s q ft G r e e n Hill r e s i d e n t s e n j o y a g o r g e o u s

7 5 - a c r e e s t a t e s e t t i n g of p a r k a n d w o o d l a n d , p e a c e a n d tranquility Y o u ' r e right n e x t d o o r t o t h e 1-275 c o r n d o r ,

Mich igan ' s multi-biHion do l l a r e x p l o s i v e g r o w t h a r e a a n d just m i n u t e s a w a y f r o m 1 - % . a d i r e c t r o u t e t o d o w n t o w n D e t r o i t S e e o u r 1- a n d 2 - b e d r o o m luxury a p a r t m e n t s , t e r r a c e r e s i d e n c e s

a n d c o u n t r y t o w n h o u s e s o n 9 Mile. 116 miles w e s t of F a r m i n g t o n R o a d m F a r m i n g t o n Hil's

green hill APARTMENTS

IN FARMIN6T0N HILLS MODE.S OPf* MIL* 10 5 PMONE 47 ( 4954

•For *a lac iaa * p a r l m a n t *

ILL r o n t f r o m

' 4 0 5 P a i d G a s H a a t

G r e a t L o c a t i o n

S p a c i o u s R o o m s

1Vi B a t h in

2 B a d r o o m

Puis allowed >vith permission

M i c r o w a v e O v e n

A f r C o n d i t i o n i n g

P o o l A T e n n i s

1 A 2 B a d r o o m

A p a r t m e n t s

Walton Corner at Perry ^ Adjacent to Auburn Hil ls 1 " J

Mon.-Fri . $-5 Weekends 12-5

373-5800

• A* C o n d w o n m g • Cioee to *noppmg A

From only monthly

VILLAGE APTS Open Mon. - Fri.. 9am-5pm

and by appointment

362-0245 TROY - 15 M a e / C o o a d g a

ONE MONTH FREE RENT COURTVIEW

L » g e 1100 S q Ft 1 b a d r o o m , V* b a t h * a p p a a n c e e . ba lcony a n . car-port w*8 i l o *hopa t « 0 0 9 4 9 - 1 4 1 4

WALLED LAKE FOR RENT OR SALE

Ona b a d r o o m . c o n d o - a p a r t m a m Mth p a u o on WaAad Laka C a r p e t e d t h r o u g h o u t inc lude* major appa-a n c e a a n d g a r a g e i m m e d i a t e o c c u p e n c y PTiona 9 a m - 5 p m

474-7300

WALLEO LAKE - Lovely a p a o o u * 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m a n t i m m e d i a t e oc-c u p a n c y Walnut Ridge A p a r t m e n t *

669-1990

" N I N E MILE HOOVER AREA TOWNHOUSES

Some o l our amenities in-clude the fol lowing

MACARTHUR MANOR

2 bedroom, central air, basement, parking, beauti-fully decora led $400 a month

758-7050

W A R R E N R Y A N / 1 0 M I L E A R E A

Beautlftaation Winner 3 years row.

Beautiful spacious deco-rated 1 and 2 bedroom apartments Some o* our amenities include the fol-lowing

• Intercoms • Air Condit ioning > Owner paid heat • Disposal • Laundry Facilities • Parking • Deluxe carpeting • Sr Discounts

F R O M $ 4 1 5 PINECREST APT.

Hours Mon. - Fri. 9am-5pm and by appointment

757-6700

FABULOUS SPRING SPECIAL'

SECURITY DEPOSIT ONLY $200

LIMITED TIME PERIOD S.

WESTLAND ARE> * SPACIOUS

1 A 2 b a d r o o m a p t a C a r p a t pa t io *..- pool Heat mckxJaC

1 BEDftOOM - 9 4 2 5

2 BEOROOM 9 4 7 5

BLUE GAFIDEN APTS WeetlOTd * Fmeei A p a r t m e n t *

Cherry Mai Near Mer r iman Daily l l a m - A p m - Sa l »Oam-2pm

7 2 9 - 2 2 4 2

WESTLANO Clean 3 b a d r o o m b n c * r anch , b a a e m e n t l encad yard E«-caaan i a r a a 9596 plua depoe i t

4 5 5 - ? 5 9 i

WESTLAND ESTATES 6643 WAYNE ' near Hudaon *i

Only 9 2 0 0 depo«»|/*pprove<1 credrt 1 b a d r o o m Irom 9420

Includes air condit ioning -heat - carpet - swimming pool No pets

7 2 1 - 6 4 6 8

400 A p t a . For Ront

Eat your Cake! And haw it tool Live in SoutfrfieW s most secluded apartment and >et be only walking X. distance

from everyttung you need

Pool, air cond . ind

intrusion / alarms From S530

Pine Ridge Apar tmen ts PHONE 354-3930

OR

CENTRAL LEASING CENTER - 356-8850 (SEVEN DATS A WEEK)

W A R R E N R Y A N / 1 0 M I L E A R E A

Beaut l f t aa t ion Winner 3 y e a r s in a row

Beautiful spacious deco-rated 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Some of our amenities include the fol-lowing:

• Intercoms • Air Condit ioning • Owner paid heat • Disposal • Laundry Facilities • Parking • Deluxe carpeting • Sr Discounts

F R O M $ 4 1 5 M A Y F L O W E R

A P T S

Hours Mon. - Fri. 9am-5pm and by appointment

754-7816 WATERFORD a raa - a» *po«l« lake 2 b a d r o o m a balcony, f i replace . , b e e c h boat d o c k a g e R e a s o n a b l e

4 7 3 - 0 9 4 V j

BARSUDOR ARMS NOW L EASING I rom S 4 2 5

Weet land 2 b e d r o o m * heal A watar included Close 10 s h o p p i n g A •Chool* Children A tmte p a t * • • • c o m e ! 7 2 2 - 5 8 6 6

Wes t l and FORD/WAYNE RD AREA

S p a o o u * 1 and 2 b a d r o o m apar t -m e n t * C a r p a t a d d e c o r a t e d A in a lovefy a r a a Heat inc luded

Evening A w e e k e n d hour*

WESTLAND WOODS

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iAmERRYPlACfc The difference between

ordinary and extraordinary apartment living

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T h e A p a r t m e n t s Spacious 1 and 2 bedrooms, balconies, basement laundry and storage faci l i t ies, t i led baths a wonderful place to come home to

T h e Locat ion Near 1-75, w a l k i n g distance to Somerset Mal l , 5 minutes f r o m D o w n t o w n B i rm ingham a most desirable spot

T h e Se t t ing Beaut i fu l ly landscaped grounds, large, mature maples and oaks a park in the middle of toum

T h e Extras Richly decorated ent ry ways, pool, picnic area, carports a welcome relief from ordinary apartments

D e t a i l s M a k e T h e D i f f e r e n c e

B A Y B E R R Y P L A C E 1934 Axtell 'Troy, Michigan 4 8 0 8 4

Please call

6 4 3 - 9 1 0 9 From $V>^ monrHly

• F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s •

CHATHAM HILLS F r e e A t t a c h e d G a r a g e

5200 MOVES YOU IN

Heatad Indoor Pool - Sound A F i rep roo led ConM-uc t i on • Saunna • Microwave - D ishwashera

• Ful l Hoal ih C lub Memberah ip

From '510 O n O l d G r a n d R i v e r b e t w e e n

D r a k e & H a l s t e a d *

D a i l y 9 a . m . - 7 p . m . • S a t . 1 1 a . m . - 5 D . m .

• S u n . 1 1 a . m . - 4 p . m .

Call 476-8080

FORD/WAYNE RD AREA S p e c i o u s 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n u C a r p e t e d d e c o r a t e d A in * lovefy a r a a Heet n d u d e d

Evening A w e e k e n d h o u r *

Country Village Apts

326-3280 West land

FORD/WAYNE AREA

BeauliKil * p e o o u s 1 A 7 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s

S o m e ol our a m a n i i m inc lude Ihe following

• Carpeted • Decorated • Perk -like sa l t ing • Close to shopping • Cioee 10 e*preasw*y • Owner paid heat

COUNTRY COURT APTS

7 2 1 - 0 5 0 0 Weetiand

FULLY FURNISHED CORPORATE SUITES

Westland Towers

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MEWBURGH Colonial A p e r t m e n t * S u m m e r Special Clean quwl 1 bed -noom Carpe t * a p p a e n c e e r - w n e n t r a n c e ( 1 9 0 Securi ty depoei l t a a c >»w 7 2 1 - 8 6 9 9

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rHEAT INCLUDED t From: $430 • Monthly or Lease • 729-6636 WESTLANO SHOPPING CENTER A r e e - 1 4 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t * . t 4 8 5 - $ 5 6 0 including heel No p m W i M l c a t 2 6 1 - 4 4 3 0 or W T M 0

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BIRMINGHAM nMhad c o n d o Shor i t a rm laaaa 1 b a d r o o m . poe l . Woodward & 14 Mi $ » 7 5 / m o . m a m a u t H a a 4 4 * - S 0 « a

Birmingham immacula le , m o d a r n comple te ly l u m n f t e d c o n d o r>aar down town $600."mo in-c lude* h e a t . pool . a a . a n d m o r a l « W M

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From $960 644-0832

Birmingham townhouse - 2

SHORT TERM LEASE BIRMINGHAM

» i — a c t a tor 1 morHh t o 1 yeer Ele-gantly format ted 1 b a d r o o m c o n d o -a p a r t m a n t Pe r t ec l lor t r e n e l a r r e d axecut rve Caa

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Hall-Wort Properties 644-3500

p a t i o long l o r n Top condl t lont 4 1 1 0 0 m o n t h n c * . d a a uta thaa 8 2 6 - 7 2 4 7

BIRMINGHAM - 14 M a e / W o o d w a r d a r a a i b a d r o o m . newly d a o o r a l a d .

poo l S h o n larm, 4 7 5 0 / m o Long t a r m $ 6 2 5 / m o 8 5 2 - 8 4 4 4

SUITE LIFE •ESTABLISHED-F U R N I S H E D A P T S .

< Corporate Leasing ' Birmingham - Royal Oak ' Monthly Leases • Immediate occupancy

549-5500 15 Years of Service!

FARMINGTON - Execut ive enarp 1 b a d r o o m tu rmahad W a a h a r / d r y a r , pool , a * uttHttaa SSSO/mo I m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y 6 6 1 - 0 3 6 8

FARMINGTON Sma* 1 b a d r o o m u p p e r Air. 4 a p p a e n c e e . axoaSant a r aa . n o p a t * t taal Included $ 5 7 5

4 2 7 - 9 5 5 0 . 4 7 7 - 2 9 3 3 or 5 3 5 - 7 7 5 7

HOME AWAY FROM HOME. INC S h o n laaaa Elegantly t u r m a h a d 4 e q u i p p e d 1. 2 or 3 b a d r o o m a p t * No pa t* F r o m $890 8 2 6 - 1 7 1 4

404 HOMOS F o r RANT ANN ARBOR. S Lyon. Royal Oe* 3 badroom. pa t* okay. 273-0223.

AUBURN HH.LS Batha 2 c a r g a r a g a . l a n o a d y a r d . $796 m o n t h plua aacur l ty After 4 p m 8 6 1 - 4 S 7 1

BELLEVILLE - 3 b a d r o o m , 1W b a l h o a r a o a u a f i o l 7 0 0 / m o

9 - 2 1 4 5 l a n c a d yard No p a t a I

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Mmda*. naar l a n d a c a p l n g . g a r a g a o p a n a r . N o p a t * $ 8 5 0 / m o 6 4 4 - 1 4 1 1

BERKLEY - 2 b a d r o o m h o m a . » » place . A a h w a a h a r g a r a g a . $625 par mon th . $750 aacurt ty 4 7 6 - 5 4 2 1

BIRMINGHAM newer 3 b a d r o o m 1\»

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T X i long tarm laai m o n t h Aiao ava i iab ia 2 b a d r o o m . 1 ba th . $650 m o n t h F o r d h a m Equi-n e * 5 4 0 - 6 3 7 7

BIRMINGHAM, c h a r m i n g 2 b a d -room, newly d e c o r a t e d b a a a m a n t . g a r a g a . $750 m o n t h Frank 256-2614 or 5 4 0 - 8 3 7 5

BIRMINGHAM- C l a a r 3 b a d r o o m I S b a t h colonial New c a r p a l , p a m t Cant ra l mr. m fUtar. a p p a a n c e a window I iaa lmar i t a . deck . 6 4 2 - 6 3 5 9

2 7 4 - 6 2 0 2

WESTLANO > b a d r o o m . c a r p a i a d . atowa. relr tg-a r a t o r i n d u d a d . $300 m o $350 de -poari 3 2 6 - 8 3 0 0

W a a l BtoomftaW BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS FOURTH Of JULY SPECIAL

2 c o r p o r a l a a p a r t m a n t * evaaeb ie In a amaa , p r iva te c o m p l a x

STUDIO $ 5 0 0 ONE BEDROOM $ 5 0 0 - $650 TWO BEDROOM $ 6 0 0 - $750

AJ ol tha a p a r t m a n t * Include car-p e u n g . d r a p e * . n a > d a c o r a t o r hjrro-t u r a by G l o b e Interior* $ ara c o m -plataly o e c o r a t e d Waahar 4 d ryar o n m a m Itoor Haat a watar i n d u d a d GE air condi t ion-ing S e c o n d b a d r o o m c a n b a need a* off tca or d a n idaal lor axacu t lvaa

H O M E S U I T E H O M E avaf tabia B a a c h prtvflagaa on Caaa Laka No pal* , p l i a a i 2920 S c h r o d a r Bhrd 2 b » a N of O r c t u r d Lafca Rd off C a a a Laka Rd

FOR APPOINTMENT 6 8 1 - 9 1 4 1 6 8 1 - 8 3 0 9 334-8392

BIRMINGHAM, colonial , 2 b a d r o o m 2 bath , a n c i o a a d f ron t p o r c h , dack . g a r a g a T i r a l a r i l c « n d » o n N a a r Park $900 month 6 4 4 - 0 0 6 6

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room* . 114 batha . tormai d m m g a a t In kNchan. B a a a m a n t 2 car g a r a g a t*B0 m o Caa 6 4 4 - 3 1 4 7

BIRMINGHAM m a r t $ 8 7 5 plua i aacurity 0 a p o a « 652-4115 BIRMINGHAM'S block t rom d o w n t o w n R a n o v a t a d 2 b a d r o o m , 2 b a t h c h a r m a r a tova . ra-fnga ra to r waahar , d rya r . Arap iaca b a a a m a n t $674 m o 6 4 7 - 1 1 3 4

£ BIRMINGHAM 2 b a d r o o m . ha rd -wood floor* «ary claan a i aHatiia

1982 B o a a r a $590 m o n t h 2 5 6 - 9 0 1 2

B L O O M F I E L D . F r a n k l l n / M a p l a UniQua c o n v a n a d b a r n . 2 b a d r o o m 2 bath , lamay room f l rap laoa . air g a r a g a . dack* . l aka p a u . $ 1 2 5 0

>>'vUaoa* 8 6 1 - 5 5 9 9 3

bloomfield h i l l s • Spr brtck r anch Conau l $ Andooa r acnoola 4 b a d r o o m * 3 b a t h * 2 V a p l a c a a . laka p r h H a g a a Lawn aar-vica $ l 8 0 0 ' m o S h o n t a r m D * H PROPERTIES 7 3 7 - 4 0 0 2

B L O O M F I E L D H I L L S 400 ft. Of

Lower Long Lake Frontage O r c u l - d a - a a c . Kirk ai tha Hata a r a a . on w o o d a d a c r a -aga 3 b a d r o o m a . 2 Oalh* 1454 innwood* C * O a Ct $ 2 0 0 0 / m o n t h riagot>aC«a

Day* 5 8 2 - 1 3 0 0

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540-8830

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281-5525

* W E S T L A N D - 6200 North Wayne Rd.

STUOK3 - $ 3 7 5 * 1 BEDROOM $ 4 1 5 - 2 BEOROOM - $430 « H E A T 4 HOT WATER INCLUOED

400 A p a r t m e n t s For Ren t

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Larg* 1 4 2 b a d r o o m a p a r t m a n t * n a a a o o r a t a d Adult* From $ 2 5 0 •

1 3 5 - 6 9 2 1

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$110 Month - ALL NEW FURNITURE • LARGE SELECTION • OPTION TO PURCHASE

: G L O B E R E N T A L S FARMINGTON. 474-3401

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400 Apta . F o r R e n t

404 H o u e a e For R e n t

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Exacv tN* tranalai1 i a * d r e a m h o m a Total vacy on 4 a e t a t a Nka a c r e e aq n . luxury h o m e with poo l Shor t t e rm or 1 year l eea* $3 ,500 a m o o t * 540-6068

CLARKSTON Elegant 3 b a d r o o m oada r c o n t e m p o r a r y W o o d e d acre-a g a Cu l -de -*ec Q r e a t r o o m . cethe-dral oeiang*. m e r M e V e p i e c a dec*

$ 1 9 0 0 / m o 737-4002

Ing. nee r e x p i e a e a * , * D 4 H PROPERTIES

CLAWS ON 2 bedroom, nawty dec oratad on large lot. rahtgareior 1 •love $67 5/MO p m * MOunty After 5pm 286-5970 CLAWSON-3 b e d r o o m bunga low new carpet * decor lW**had baae-ment. prime location $735/mo Rel-

563-7270 or 435-3237 COMMERCE LAKEFRONT 3 bed r o o m * , Irom Sept 5th t o Mey 15th $635 per m o n t h aecwrlty depo*<1

357-1348 COMMERCE TWP Prole**lonai Ouener* • Contemporary a* *pon* lakelronl 4 bedroom* 2 bath* complete appaenca* Mamtenarx trae Available Aug 1 669-0362 OEAReORN HEIGHTS NO S o Ford M * Ol Beach Daly Immac ula te la rg* 3 b a d r o o m colonial , 2 -bath*. tarnHy room, cantral a«r, 2''

2300 »q n $ 1300/mo 737-4002

car gagage. 2300 m 0 » H PROPERTIES

404 H o m a a For R e n t

DEARBORN HOTS room pretty beck yard, ran t option

•variable ck|rard $810 553-9

DETROIT FENKELL/BURT Road a r e a 2 bedroom r a n c h Iu8 b a a a m a n t . clear Section 8 OK $345 • aacurity 569 1404

404 H o u a e a F o r Ren t

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IV* ba th* $ 6 9 5 / m o

3 b e d r o o m Sub l a r g e

DETROIT - W a r r e n 8 Evergreen p o w » 4 bedroom brie* lormal dmmg r o o m . Uvmg r o o m with hre-pleca 'oyer w«h coat doeet l a rg* kttcf-en wrth new r>o w*> floor Ml baaamant. 2 car garage vary af tarp $595. mo Ca« Deva 255-5678

Other home* available Irom $495 DETROIT - 3 badroom one* rxxna.l cen t ra l air garaga P lymouth Tei» g r a p h area 525-1300; DETROIT - 6 mae T*tegraph araa! dean 2 bedroom h o m e appnancea mcluded $400. 'mo - a e c u n t y

4 2 5 - 7 0 4 ?

FARMINGTON HILLS baeutBui 3| badroom ranch, appaancea at t a c n e d garage, firaanad baaement $1,100 per month Ca4 682 -4 798

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER r anch h o m e , 3 bedroom* ba tn fimaned b a a e m e n t with fenced yard • » conditioned 1 cer g a r a g a Ap-prox imate ! * 1 000 sq h $1,500 par m o n t h Before 5pm 979-4400 Afler 5pm 652-3149 FARMINGTON HILLS 12 Mile M.ddteoell Beaut i fu l 3 bedroom rancr-, 2 acres lanced »ard oet« okay $850/Mo Aflar 6pm 955-3938,

400 Apta . For R e n t

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F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s ' Best Apartment Value

Cable TV now available N E W 1 & 2 Bedroom

Apartments

From $ 4 6 0 O n H a l s t e a d ' / 2 M l i e N o r t h

o f G r a n d R i v e r

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ATTRACTIVE 1 & 2 B e d r o o m

A p a r t m e n t s

$ 4 0 0

CABLE TV NOW AVAILABLE New Swimming Pool & Clubhouse Thru-unit design for maximum prfvscy & cross unit ventilation Convenient to Westland Shopping Center Storage in apartment Balcony or patio Air conditioning Dishwashers available

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STERLING HEIGHTS, 8 2 6 - 9 6 0 1

SOUTHFIELD. 3 8 6 - 4 3 3 0

TROY. 568-1800 Cozib ComfortaSCe,

convenient 402 F u r n i a h o d Ap ta .

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l l a a ^ t a l a v l a l o f l . a t a r a o i n a in ic rowave F r o m $ 6 9 5 C o n v e r n e n t j py l oca t ed In a a a t a r n a u b u r b . e a a y • ilo a s i - w a y * and airporr IPeta . a i o o m a In a ^ a c u d uni t* Cei l

SDacious 1 & 2 Bedroom par t m e n u F r o m $575

S t a r t i n g f r o m . . . 4 « 6 5

Studio, 1 & 2 bedrooms • W i n d o w T r e a t m e n t s

P a t i o o r B a l c o n y

• C a r p o r t s

P o o l / P i c n i c A r e a

D u c k P o n d

Festmrimg • Private entrances • Individual wasters

dryers • Carportj • Microwave ovens In charming Northville. close to 1-175, I X , Twelve OafcsH A P A R T M E N T S

M O N T H L Y L E A S E S Mail Only 11 minutes from

Southfield. 15 minutes to Metro Airport

3 4 8 - 3 6 0 0

Executive Living Sui tes 474-9770

Open Moa. tfcn Sat. 9 a.m. - S p.m

San 12 nooa - 5 p.m. Developed by Mark Jacofcaoo 4 Associates

4 7 8 - 0 3 2 2 M O N T H L Y L E A S E S

Executive Preferred HIGHEST QUALITY FINEST SERVICE

LUXURY AMENITIES I ; T Utilities included

Star t s at $32 50 /day

G l e n s o f C e d a r b r o o k e

O n M i d d l e b e l t , B e t . 9 & 1 0 M i l e 6 4 9 - 1 4 1 4

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F ARMINGTON HILLS Sâwlmg Rancn 11 a Our so buill wrth 1850 a t ] ft . 3 b e d r o o m * 2 ' t bath* Den S greet room M t r vaul ted :e»ng. fireplace a 'tenciv door* lo deck Super 18»15 bed-, room w/2 walfc-*i caoeata a bath lal Boor laundry mdierudirwig room wtth bey window a hardwood f loor* AM 5 almond apHancaa. tufl baee-meni * 2 car attached garege $1475 'mo Cea SHERRY at I Re. Ma* 100. inc 348-3000

404 H o u a e a F o r R e n t FARMINGTON HILLS Eleven Mae a Or char 0 Lake 3 bedroome. l ama * room. 2 car g a r a g e La rge lot $950/ mc plua a e c u n t y 474-0927 FARMINGTON HILLS Oaa* a Charm ' 2 bedroom Colonial , appli-ance*. hardwood f l o o r * SpoOaeal $825 • IS Uo a e c u n t y 477-4323 FARMINGTON HILLS lovel, *p» cioua 'udor on cul-de-aac m p r ima Sub FuBy furrwnad. c e n t r a l aar. 4 b e d r o o m e 2% batha l amay r o o m a library aecunty »y»1em p a t i o BeeutrfuMy me«iteaned executive lamlly noma 1-3 yr leeee $2,000

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REAL ESTATE ONE &44-4700 or 334-0632

FARMINGTON in town 3 bedroom bnc*. baaemem. 2 car gerage. $1000.'month Jul» 15 Leave mee-»eg« 4 77-87 SS

400 Ap ta . For R e n t

T h i s S u m m e r ,

E n j o y L i v i n g ! From spacious one and two bedroom apar tmen t s with spec tacu la r balcon% views to a h e a t e d in-d o o r s w i m m i n g p o o l , Westland Towers offers vou e v e r y t h i n g you need t o ervov l iving '

• Nine-s tory , high-rise luxurv • "Tennis c o u r t s • Sauna a n d G a m e Room • Idea! loca t ion • Walking d i s t ance to shopping

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ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS lor p a n i»mo o « c e clooninq. ovoo . c o u -ptaa mdtviduol* G r i n d Rnror 4 P o w a r . F * r m n g t o n . I I 4 T* iagraph .

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ACCOUNTANT - 2-4 yai o n c o lor S tab powtion B * n w i g h o m C P A firm S a n d roaumo a n d ( a l a ry ' O g m r a m a n t * t o Porvin 4 T o b e * P C 30600 T*«*or*ph, Su i t* 3ISO. Bi rmingham. Ml , 44010

ACCOUNTING MANAGER lor Lrvomo *r** conotructlon Mrm HigNy U M p a r s o n with c o m p u t o r

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ADMINISTRATOR WANTED FOR 150 «por tmont complax m Rochao-Iar HiH* Matur* . a x p a r i a n c a d . d a g r o a d pa r son protorrod S a n d ra-» u m o t o Karon Gngg*. Luthoran So-cial Sorvwo* of Micnioao 4131 E Jaffarson Dotrolt Ml 44214 EOE

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ANGEL0 BROTHERS RESTAURANT

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APPLIANCE PARTS Counto* Sat**

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APPOINTMENT SETTERS

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CORPORATE PERSONNEL

SERVICES Livoraa 4 7 8 - 1 0 1 0 Plymouth 4 6 4 - 4 6 1 6

BLUE JEAN JOBS! $4.25 - J5.00/HR.

Long 8 a n o n t e rm a a a l g n m a n t a I V M I M in tha C a n t o n . Ltaora*. P lymouth . SoutfiBMd. FamMnglon H a a ft 8 * 1 e i ^ B i l l a r t ! a r ea* . Day ft aWamoon snrft* ana* a b l e D e p e n -datottty ft y o v oam i M a C H t rans-por ta t ion a m u a t Top P a y . benef l t a ft m a u r a n c a a m e n C a * today

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SERVICES Uvonia 478-1010 Plymouth 454-4616

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GIVE US A CALL TODAY

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BLUEPRINT MACHINE OPERATOR

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SERVICES Llvoms 478-1010 Warren 751-1670

BOOKKEEPER Recant c o a a g e g rada l Detroit M e e d c o m p a n y a aaafcmg a coaaga g radu-a te tor m e a c c o u n t i n g dap t Pre-ler red c a n d i d aie« anouid h a v e an A a a o o a l e Degree or ba t l a i Pre<n-oua Boole* o o p i g a x p a n a n c a a piu*

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BUILDING MAINTENANCE P a r t - t i m e P a r a o n Exper ience r»-qu i r ad 6 h o u r a a day . Mon thru F n

346-7300

BUILDING MAINTENANCE - U 50-M . S 0 a n iv 2 4 6 0 0 N o i t t i a e i l a i n B200 . Southf ie ld " 352-9647

CABINET MAKER For n a n o r a o o d m u t t e r InetaaeUon worv FuC a n d par i Uma C a i Irom 1 - 4 p m 533-1366

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36251 Uvonia . Michigan

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY K Oefclarxl Cty a i m l a m a Michigan Baaed rrH*tv-*rie inauranoa ft Flnan-cxei P lann ing o r o a n a a t l o n Average i n c o m e M 5 K Top R e p ea rn* c f 100K C o m p a n y - p a i d training ft lu-c ra t ive O r a a Comiraeewn ft Bonu* c o m t a n a t i o n a d d u p t o an exoaaen i o p p o r t u n i t y Only «a» -mot lve i ad p a r a o n * riaad apply Ca* Sua Fugitt 313-461-6161

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S T O C K C L E R K S S H O P P I N G C E N T E R M A R K E T has immediate full t ime openings for stock clerks. Must be 18 years or older. Heavy lift ing required. Excellent pay. Apply In person at:

S H O P P I N G C E N T E R M A R K E T

6 4 3 3 O R C H A R D LAKE RD. (At 15 Mile Road - Weal Bloomfield)

PHOTO-PROCESSING FULL-TIME

$ 4 . 4 0 - 1 4 . 6 5 / H O U R S T A R T I N G

Guardian Photo, a leader In Photo Process-ing la currently accepting applications for Full Time Entry Laval Night Shift Production Positions. Must be abte to work overtime on a consistent basis during peak seasons and ba available for flexible starting times.

Wa ofter our employees a pleasant air conditioned work environment, excellent benefit package including weekly bonuses, health Insurance, increases after 60 days, and much more.

Apply in person Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

43045 West Nine Mile Road Northville, Michigan 46167

313-349-6700

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H you would Bw to talc to aoraeone about a care* that offer* M a t growth opportunities atop by Allnet's Open House in 8 years. Aiknet has become one ot the iarfest carriers ol long dtatance aervtees In the nation. l o o k i n g l o r |

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Inc . Human Resources Dept. JM. 90300 Tetemnti Rd., Stale 147, Banwygham Ml 48010. Equal Opportunity Employer.

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CAR WASH ATTENDANT Mual b e macheracaay n c a n e d ft h o n a a t R a r i d o a Car Waa*. Oiafce Rd ft G r a n d Rlvai. F a r m m g l o n Caa Plrylk* 478-0600

R E S P O N S A L E PEOPLE NEEDED toi CASHIER/GAS a n a n d a n t poa>-u o n Hourly pay • a n m i a o r Bey P o m l e Auto Waah Linton Lake a r a a Aak tor Amy. 363-5919

CASHIER - CLERK t 5 ft u p per hr lo atari men i pay • n c r a a a a a Pato vacat ion Ap(»y 7-Eleven S t o r e . 9001 Wayne Livonia or 2 S 2 0 6 Ford Rd G a r d e n City

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DEPARTMENT STORE MANAGER tor R a t a l he rdwera Mora Experi-enced ai a iectncal ft •or p lumbing p r e f e r r e d N o t n s x J * H e r d w a r a 2912 S Wayne Rd Wayne Mi

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G A R A G E S P E C I A L

$ 8 7 5 C O M P L E T E J O B

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9 3 7 - 9 5 1 2 4 6 0 - 1 4 2 7

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2 9 5 - 1 1 8 9

12 Appliance Service FREE ESTIMATES

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15 Asphalt

American Asphalt • 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE *

* P a v i n g s Sea lcc ia l lng • P a t c f w i g * C r e e k FW

CALL THE BEST A SAVE U I

F r e e E s t . 4 3 5 - 6 9 2 8

A T L A S A S P H A L T P A V I N G

P s t c f U n g A l a N c o s t m g C o m m . / R e s F r e e Eat 8 5 S - 7 0 3 0

DOMINO C O N S T C O INC - A S P H A L T PAVING -

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- F r 6 2 8 - 1 2 2 2 6 6 2 - 2 1 1 2

MICH ALL P R O aap f t a f t p a v i n g C o m ' l A Res . . J i l i a a w y k perk ing lo ts , a a e t o o e t m g . l e n n i e c o u r t * F r e e Eat A l G u a r a r l a i d 8 8 7 - 4 8 2 8

TELSTONE ASPHALT. INC

24

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P a t e r M a u t i - 4 7 6 - 1 5 6 5

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B A S E M E N T LEAKS REPAIRED

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5 5 3 - 0 2 1 5 • m U A T I

27 Brick, Block, Cement ALL MASONRY W O W

No (ot> t o o amaSl F r e e E a t a n a l e * C-ue r imteed Work Call a n y t i m e 531-OS92

27 Brick, Block, Cement

ALL TYPES - br ick , b loc* , c e m e n t , c h i m n e y s d r iveway* New A r e p e a

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0

A n g e i o ' s S u p p l i e s CONCRETE READY MIX

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478-1729

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e G e r a g e A O a a e m a n l F l o o r s e Por c h e s . Foo t i ng* C t S m n e y s

e Brick A Block Work n e e i d o n P e l A C o m m e r c i a l

5 3 5 - 6 0 8 6

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• BEST CHIMNEY C O M P A N Y • Bnck eiork. fWeplecee C h S n r e p e a

2 8 2 - 7 7 2 2 5 5 7 - 5 6 8 6

BRICK M A S O N

CAO 4 3 7 - 1 5 3 4

BRICK M A S O N • » 8 Old W o r k

30 Yee r* E x p e r i e n c e P l e e e e C M BM Horvek 8 6 2 - 0 5 2 3

CANTON CEMENT C O New c e m e n t work or r e m o v e , he i*-s - w e y A r e p l a c e old d r tnos g a r a g e f loors, e t c L c e n e e d A i n e u r e d F r e e E s n m e t e CaH 2 8 1 - 2 8 1 8

CEMENT C O N S T R U C T I O N S p e c i sang n s m a S j o b s Dr iveweys a eSi a p a t i o s p o r c h e a e l e p e brick A block R B e r e r d C o Inc 5 8 1 - 8 3 1 1 349-OS64

CHIMNEYS R e p e i r e d or DuSi

Clean sd Roof l e a k s s l o p p e d C R O W N CONTRACTING 4 2 7 - 3 9 6 1

C O L - A N G E L O C E M E N T C O N T

25 y r s e r p U c - m e 2 7 8 - 5 6 6 4

G . V .

B R I C K & C E M E N T Specia l iz ing in smal l ) o b s

Gerry 5 9 1 - 3 8 9 8

ITAL0 ROMANA C E M E N T C O 39 yrs e x p G e r a g e . d r i v e w a y s . p e l i o G a r a g e ra is ing Lie B o n d e d Ins 4 7 8 - 5 9 0 8 7 7 1 - 9 6 5 0

J E A N S MASONRY Brick - Block - C e m e n t

New A Repair B o b 3 4 9 - 9 4 7 6

LAMBERTO C O N S T R U C T I O N ALL TYPES OF CEMENT No J o b T o o Big o r S m a S !

Free Est Lie A Ineured 4 5 5 - 2 9 2 5

M A S S I V E C O N C R E T E C O . L a r g e or s m a S |Ob* Lie A in*

F r e e e s t 2 7 4 - 3 2 1 0

MELONIO BROS. C E M E N T C O N T R A C T O R S

34 YEARS EXPERIENCE

G a r a g e , D r i v e w a y . P a t t o

P o r c h e a , B r i c k & B l o c k

L i e . . B o n d e d & I n s u r e d

F r e e E s t i m a t e s

2 6 1 - 0 6 6 5 o r 2 6 1 - 5 0 2 1

SIERRA C O N S T R U C T I O N New or n a p i e c e m e n t Work

Dnvewey*. a d » * i * a i . p e u o e Lie / I n s F r e e Est

F r a n * 3 8 3 - 4 6 8 2 G r e g . 4 8 2 - 3 1 6 6

" j r WESTLANO CEMENT - V r a g e a driveway*, p a t i o * p o r c f i e * lour ide t ion* bnclu 'blocfc

u c e n e e d . B o n d e d ineured F r e e Est • 4 7 8 - 4 3 1 0 - 4 7 7 - 9 1 9 2

WEST RIOGE INC C o n c r e t e a spha l t Brick Bloc* Re-s»d C o m m ' l industr ia l . d r tvewey* A p e r k m g lots New or r e e u r f e c e d 10 Yrs E x p F r e e Est 3 3 2 - 0 0 3 0

33 Bidg. 4 Remodeling A B S O L U T E S A T I S F A C T I O N -GUARANTEED K i t c h e n s b e t h * . a d d i t i o n * b a a e m e n t * d e c * a AM P ro C o n e t r u c t i o n 5 5 3 - 4 4 5 8

C O N C R E T E

C O N T R A C T O R D n v e w e y s . S i d a e a d i a G a r a g a Itoor* ALL TYPES OF C O N C R E T E WORK

Lie * 0 7 2 8 3 8 R o w e C o n e t r u c n o r C o

4 4 3 - 6 3 0 0

D R I V E W A Y S g a r e o e * a i Bnck A I

u o e n e e d 5 8 6 - 7 4 7 8 F r e e Est UNIVERSAL CEMENT C O

EMM CONTRACTING INC Cement A Maaonary

8 m l or l a r g e

WORK MYSELF FREC f S T I M A T f

3 4 6 - 0 0 6 6

Frank Vento Masonry A Cement Co. Inc

i -OUNOATiONS D M M W A Y S

SPECIALIZING w e w o c P A T i O e

f c o s a S p R K ^ u

4 6 4 - 7 2 6 2

A FAMILY B U S I N E S S

R O N D U G A S B L D G . e A P E R S O N A . TOUCH e

KITCHENS VANITIES C O U N T E R S BASEMENTS D O O R S REPAIRS

VINYL A PEL LA W I N D O W S

U c 8 ineured 28 Y

4 2 1 - 5 5 2 6

ALL AFTOUNO H o m e i m p r o v e m e n t A Repa i r* Dry wsS r e p e a D e c k * Privacy F e n c e * P aw it m o - a n A Ext B e e e m e m r e m o d e l i n g P o r e h e n d o -•u ree Lie A i n s F r s r i 328-4148

33 Bldg. A Remodeling C O M P L E T E REMOOELING

Lie d C o n t r a c t o r 2 3 y r v e x p . Q u a a -ty W o r k R e e a o n e b l e p r i c e s Work myself Rei 4 7 7 - 2 2 8 5 or 4 7 7 - 7 7 4 3

CREATIVE H O M E BUILDING N e w Home*, AddltJon*, R e m o d e i m g

SKlma 8 D e c k s 8 G a r a g e e Daeign Serv ice e F r e e E s t l m a l e e

L i c e n s e d Buildoi 4 5 4 - 9 8 6 5

D O R M E R S ADOPTIONS, ell h o m e I m p r o v e m e n t s New h o u s e s , r o u g h or f in ished 3 5 y r s e x p e r i e n c e UC A Ins 3 8 6 - 1 4 9 7

FORMICA WORK 15 y e e r s exp New c o u n t e r l o p s n e w c e b m e t s . r e f e c e exis t ing cab* n e t s B a t h r o o m s F r e e Est 5 6 8 - 4 4 2 7

I T C O S T S N O M O R E

. . . t o g e t

1 s t c l a s s w o r k m a n s h i p . FIFtST PLACE WINNER of two Nat iona l A w a r d * HAMILTON haa b e a n aat iafying c u a t o m e r t tor over 30 y e a r * You deal direct ly with t he owner Al work g u a r a n t e e d e n d c o m p e t i t i v e ^ ' p r i ced • FREE E s t i m a t e * • Des ign* - Addi t ions • Krtcfiene - P o r c h E n c l o s u r e s e t c

H A M I L T O N B U I L D E R S

C a l l 5 5 9 - 5 5 9 0 . 2 4 h r s

39 Carpentry C U S T O M CARPENTRY BY TONY

All P H A S E S Ki tchens • d e c k s B a s e m e n t s e Ba ths , e t c e R e p a i r s F r e e Est • C e l a f t e r 5 p m . 4 2 1 - 8 6 8 5

KEN FIERKE U c - i n s C a r p e n t r y D e c k s , g u t t e r s roofs , a l u m siding, r e c r o o m s , window*, d o o r * , e t c R e e s o n a b i e F r e e Est 9 3 7 - 2 3 8 0

R I C K ' S

D E T A I L

D E C K S C e d a r - W o l m e n i z e d

A d d i t i o n s » Rooming • G e r a g e * * R e m o d e l •

R e p e i r s * F r e e E s t i m a t e * • H o m e O w n e r Ase i s l ed P r o g r a m *

P A R C a r p e n t r y - C e l Now

5 3 5 - 6 9 2 6

Kitchens - Baths C o m p l e t e R e m o d e a n g Se rv i cee L icenced BuSder - 30 yr* E x p

MAYFLOWER KITCHENS 4 5 4 - 1 7 5 6

SMALL WORLD SMALL J O B S

EFFICIENTLY A PF»OFlCIENTLY BY A LICENSED

CARPENTER WALT 525 1707

55 Chimney Cleaning Bldg. A Repeir

65 DryweM

C h i m n e y s Built new A r e p a i r J

W i l l b e a t a n y p r i c e ! Senior c i t izen d & c o u n l

L i c e n s e d A i n e u r e d

B E S T C H I M N E Y C O

D e a r b o r n - 2 9 2 - 7 7 2 2

S o u t h f i e l d - 5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5

CHIMNEYS - P O R C H E S BRICK RESTORATION

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8 2 8 - 2 7 3 3

S A C C O N S T R U C T I O N f ine quali ty c a r p e n t r y old f a s h i o n integri ty

I S t e v e 2 5 5 - 1 4 9 6

M A R S BLDG C O C o m m e r c i a l Add i t l ona Ki t chen O o r m e r s Rec R o o m Beth S l d a i g F r e e ea t P rompt s e rv i ce 5 3 8 - 2 8 8 6

REC ROOM KITCHEN A BATH SPECIALISTS Al

4 7 6 - 0 0 1 1

REMODELING P e m t m g D e c o r a t m g F r e e E a t i m a t e e J Ruaeo 1-5246

R E M O D E L I N G & R E P A I R S

W O O D D E C K S REPLACEMENT W1NOOWS

S O N G A TRIM-C O M P L E T E HOME IMPROVEMENT LICENSED CALL J O H N - 5 2 2 - 6 4 0 1

REPAIRS A MODERNIZATION of B e e e m e m * K S c h a n a B e f h e A Addi t ion* Free c o n e ^ t e t t o n A de-sign CsS 8 2 8 - 6 0 8 0

T H E T R I C A T C O M P A N Y

BATHS KITCHENS

Formica C e b m e t s 8 C o u n t e r * van i t i es . DMhweaher* Due m Mi m-a t e s e d LICENSED WALT 4 7 6 - 8 8 8 1

• K I T C H E N S •

326-5025 BUILD NEW H O M E S or l a a o H S OM

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545-7763

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18 yrs aspenan ce CaS Jsrry ( l e n n g • 682-5148

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Cat. uc. SuSder Sees M i l l We

482 2363

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4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 Rec r o o m * B a a e m e n t * . Ki tchen*. B a t h r o o m * . N e e A r apa l r*

40 Cabinetry A Formica

A A A K I T C H E N S 4 B A T H S

C O U N T E R T O P S

4 C A 8 I N E T S D i a n w a a h e r A A p p k a n c e m s l a a a t i o n

R E C R O O M S

FRANK RASHID Day* 4 7 4 - 3 6 4 6 Evee 4 7 4 - 5 6 5 2

J O E S C A B I N E T S C u a l o m t o r m i c a c o u n t e r t o p e 30 yr* e x p e r i e r i c e CaS a f t e r 5 7 2 8 - 9 1 4 6

R E F A C E Y O U R K I T C H E N

Visit our S h o w r o o m 3 3 7 4 0 P l y m o u t h Fid st F e r m m g l o n Rd 20 Yr* E x p M a d i ^ Va ley Caen-ne t Paul R « a m a 1 1 3 - 5 2 5 - 8 6 1 1

SIGNATURE W O O O W O R k C u s t o m fu rn i tu re

42 Carpet Cleaning

AN ALPINE FRESH C A R P E T -• r a n g sen i l e* 2 ' o o m e A

h a « $ 3 0 o n e e h e a f ree Any s o l e 8 2 5 Any lo ael 120 Any c h a k 8 1 5 Peak of d e a n 4 2 2 - 0 2 5 8

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0

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44 Carpet Laying A L

Chimneys R e p a i r e d or b u s t n e w S c r e e n e d • C l e a n e d

R O O F L E A K S S T O P P E D Senior Ci t t i en Oiacoun t

Liceriaed A I n e u r e d C R O W N C O N T R A C T I N G

4 2 7 - 3 8 8 1

DRY WALL A P L A S T E R New A Repair Hand or S p r a y tex-tur ing Acoust ica l c e a U c - G u a i 30 yrs s x p 5 4 3 - 0 7 1 2 or 6 6 2 - 7 5 4 3

GENERAL DRYWALL Hang, Finish, Repa i r , C o n s t r u c t i o n C o m m e r c i a l A Res iden t i a l 2 5 5 - 5 4 3 6

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 Now A r«p«ir p t « * t « n n g

taping, lox lu r t f lng . t t u c c o

66 Electrical A A A ELECTRIC

Rea A C o m m . b r e a k e r A f u s e p a n e l s plugs, v io la t ions U c Low Pr ice* F r e e Es t A n y t i m e 584- 7 9 8 9

A b o u l T o C e l An E lec t r i c i an ' ' 25 Yr* E x p e r i e n c e Older H o m e e My SpecleSTy F r e e E s t a n a t e * A l Types Of Work 5 3 4 - 9 5 6 4 6 2 8 - 0 6 6 2

ABSOLUTE QUALITY ELECTRICAL Reeident is l Repeir> A Ins ta l l a t ions L i c e n s e d - i n s u r e d - G u a r a n t e e d

471-5132

HIGH HAT CHIMNEY S W E E P R a m c a p * D a m p e r s . R o p e r s

G u a r a n t e e d n o m e e e . i neured U c ( = 2 7 7 8 1 - 4 6 4 - 3 5 6 7 5 3 1 - 8 5 3 1

60 Construction Equiment

COLONIAL WITH P O N O FRON-TAGE 3 b e d r o o m IVk b e t h beee -m e m and 2 car g a r e g e F e r m m g l o n s c h o o l s Eaey ace e e l t o m a w * e« p r e e a w e y s 1130 5 0 0 CONTACT MICKEY

Century 21 Old O r c h a r d , Inc

3 5 5 - 1 1 6 0 3 6 3 - 6 3 0 7

B I L L O K L E R E L E C T R I C

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Drop cioth A c laen u p m d u d e d 6 2 4 - 6 7 1 3

B0LLIN ELECTRIC Comm*rcS**-tn<XjSlria»-RM |

4 2 5 - 0 0 3 0 J. C. PRICE Electric

S m a s J o b W * K o m e Free E s n m a l e e

Sr Citizen D i scoun t s 4 6 9 - 4 2 0 6

92 Furniture FWsMng & Repeir

REPAIR A RE FINISH FURNITURE Any Type ol Can ing and Flush

6 6 1 - 5 5 2 0

96 Garage* GARAGE D O O R S

Elect r ic Door O p e n e r s Quali ty P r o d u c t » Economica l P r i c e s f r e e E s t i m a l e * 2 6 1 2 9 9 9

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G u a r a n t e e d to b e e t your b e s l dea l or we'll gry* you a g a r a g e o p e n e r FREE"

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61 Decka - Patioa AAA C U S T O M D E C K S A G A Z E B O S Oeeign A

A BEAUTIFUL C U S T O M DEC* y e a r s of d e c k b u n d i n g Exper t

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ABOUT TO BUILD A D E C K ! F r e e Maws and r i a a a y o u s e t now

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UC A m s - Fres Est Noel MuSen 5 2 2 - 4 5 2 0

Speedy Elec Service Circuit* a d d e d A m o v e d Service c h a n g e * S p e * p o o l * F lood k g m * mciaSed u p to 40 ft

464-1035 437-7667 TOM 3HORTAL A SO»*S

Electric r e p a i r * m o m i o n o r i c e A c o n e t r u c a o n F r e e Eai ReSebW A

h o n e s t f sm#y b u e k w e e 5 3 7 - 8 4 8 2

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w o o d Raaa A 8 1 176 i a n or Mar* 822 -8682

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72 Feneea 1 FT CKfUN LINK FENCE

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99 Quttert ALJMfNIUM S E E M L E S S G U T T E R S Akmsraum A mvyi a«kng a n d trtaL National e k m n n k j m a a k n g

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1267 Green glen Court Bloomfield Hills

IRENE RATAJACK 17710 Denby

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Detroit

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INSURANCE mnove tme teel groaNng m e u r a n c a agancy loca l ad m Southf te id ->eede c o m m e r c i a l Una* C S R 2 yra prop-erty 4 caaua l ty e x p e r i e n c e r e q i a r a d S a n d r aauma l o Bo* 3*6 . Obaarva r 4 E c o a o n c H » . a p * p * r » 3 6 2 5 1 S c n o o l c r a n Rd . LNonaa. M e l e g a n 46150

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DINETTE SET w s l n u t f o r m i c s 4 c h r o m s 6 b r o w n chai r* , l wat 8 1 2 5 C M 540 -7774

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OtNING R O O M SET t abM w / 3 Waves A p a d s . 4 c h a r s , a n d c h m a c a b i n e t 6 4 2 5 S61-92C2

DINING R O O M Sa t . T rad i t iona l in-c l u d e s ItWICh. bu f fe t A dry *ktk C M af ter 8 p m 346-5696

OtNING R O O M SET F r o m E n g M W -e r a T r a d W o n d O M U M 6 chaar* beau t i fu l bur te t s e r v e r MINT CON OITION Mus i s aa t Aaking 86&0

Also n a v e m a n s goW n u g g e t b r aca -Ml lor S M . 8 6 6 5 4 2 5 - 4 6 2 6

OtNING R O O M S a t Solid oaa t a b l e / 4 c h M s . c h m * c a b i n e t , buf la t 8 T 2 0 0 AFlkr 8 p m 8 7 9 - 7 6 5 2

DINING R O O M SET 10 I r a d l t i o n d w a l n u t * > t r s t a b M

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DINING SET beau t i fu l a n t i q u e - o p * styM legs Mi w o o d . S cha i r* . 8400

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ESTATE SALES & LIQUIDATIONS

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THE Yellow Rose

SHIRLEY ROSE, 425-4626

ESTATE SALE 6 5 1 0 C o m m e r c e Rd O r c h a r d L M a

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EVERYTHING MUST OO" P * c a n d m m g r o o m W s I c h a a r * 2 Mais chans c a t a n s oea ro* top (Mak d r o p I M c o f l e a t a M Mak t r ee

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562-1367 568-2929 IN D E C O R A T O R ' S HOSkE

Naw A nearly naw. muat ae* And wkl s p e c a d o r d e r M u c h Q u e e n A n n e Both c h e r r y A m a h o g a n y da img sat b e d r o o m wrth p o e t e r b e d ac-cen t p i a c e s Kind, q u e a n Id l beo-r o o m * . b o t h c o n t e m p o r a r y A t r a o -t i o n d C u a t o m s o f a s > c a m * back

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356-7136 - 350-1377 LATY BOY CHAIR, s o l a . m a r M top tsOM. t abM l a m p chana ttraakfioai. ca r r o d k i g g a g a e a r n e r n e w hem-m o c k A m e r i c a n Tpur ta tar 2 auater 2

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LIVING R o o m s d 5 p c d in ing r o o m sat E x c s k s n t c o n d i t i o n Sawing ma-chine 4 m o r e SS7-9146

LOVE S E A T t a b M p o r c h I cml lu r a r e f r i ge ra to r , r id ing m o w e r , 1963 Esco r t Alter S p m 3 5 6 - 4 9 3 6

MOVING E s t a t e S a M Evary day. 10-5 p m A c c u m u l a t i o n d 4 6 y e a r s paus H o u s e h o w d f u r r v t u r e p lus lots d mi sc s n t i q u e s . c h m * . c rys ta l ak-»ar By s p p o m t m a n t only 646-902C

MOVING S A c E BY TONI CLARK Fr i A S a t 10 - 4 4 3 4 8 K r a g h t a b r W g e N W c o m e r Lone P tne A O r c h a r d L M a Rd D r a x d twm b a d r o o m dana t l e s d . chair*, s a w i n g m a c h m r » w a s h e r A d rye r d e a k s So»â an-t ique* h o u e e h o W n e m a 862 -0348

MOVING SALE Every th ing r.wsS g o ' Wl> t a k e o f f e r s Cd l 4 7 1 - 3 2 8 7

MOVING SALE - F n . S a l A S u n I 0 a m - 4 p m S p r a g u a Car l ton m a p a d m m g r o o m a d wtth h u t c h A cab ine t lop 1 dry sank 2 Baaee t t a ccen t c a b i n e t s wath c a n e d o o r * S t o n e 4 Nichols s o k d m a p M b r e a k l a s t tabas, c h a i r s S p r a g u a C a r l t o n m a M deek 4 chair I s o f a s 6 chaar* a n d ta-oaee c o f t a a A occ eat onal t ab tea wa* 4 m a n t l e c l o c k s . SIMM A R a m t » a n d l l a m p a . c h a r m i n g are* radto. conaoM 29" TV K a n w o o d s t a r a o a d c o k a c t i b i a a R o e e Point c h m a

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700 Houeekold Qoode Oakland County

THOMASVILLE b a d r o o m sa t u a d -

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WALL CLOCK, h a n g i n g suMca*a 2 ( 1 * " | pi w c o f t e a t a b M ' « n d tabM. g r e e n A r u d t abM M m p . 8 b lue d r m k m g ae rv tng t ray chma c u p s / s a u c a r * Final s a l s 3&6- I256

WALL UNIT oak with d r o p kd E x c a M a n t c o n d i t i o n , m a r d e a a e r . an t ique 5 4 7

W A T E R B E 0 - k m g e t z a l a rge h e a d -b o a r d . a x c a k a n t c o n d n i o n . Royal Oak 6 4 9 - 2 5 6 1 549 -6732

WATERBED king au wa aiasa m a t t r a e e w t th h y d r o k c b d -IM s y s t e m c o n t e m p o r s o sokd oak f r a m e . S u n b e a m h e a t e r s y s t e m 3'4 y e a r s OW. I k s new. S 2 5 0 3 6 3 - 9 0 5 3

WROUGHT IRON P o r c h Furn i tu re 9 p i e c e s e x c s k s n t c o n d i t i o n , neu-tral I o n e s 8 3 5 0 R u s t s t r i p e d vetvel o c c a s i o n a l chaar e x c a * a r i i 8 7 5 C O M M O O O R E 64 c o m p u t e r wtth diac drive " 8 2 2 5 Pnr r t e r t o o o m -p e n w n . 8 1 5 0 _ J 4 2 - 1 7 6 7

709 KoueehoW Goods Wayne County

APARTMENT a a e r e f r i g e r a t o r g a a s t o v e fo rmica t abM. 2 c h a i r * g reen sol*, g o o d c o n d i t i o n 7 2 6 - 7 1 3 5

BEAUTIFUL 1930 s wainul d m m g r o o m a d aefcmg 8 V 0 0 0 C a * a f t e r 5 p m 581-6236

BEDROOM SET S o k d pane Oraaaer w.'mirror c h e a t . C a n n o n b a * . fu*/ Queen h a e d b o e r p A f o o t b o a r d Ex-caAent cond i t ion 8 4 0 0 729 -8391

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BISSELL C a r p a l M a c h i n e Plua Nev-er u s e d . Lavelor m l n b a n d * . 2*ro ry 1 whi te , 2 p e e c h . i g r a a n 4 5 3 - 0 1 3 6

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tnc rang* . 349 -4634

COUNTRV DINING R o o m Sulla -ha rvaa t t a b ' s . 2 b e n c h e a 4 hutch, a i c a k a m c. - . tvyiun 8 ' 6 0 0 ' b e a t Af te r Cpm 591-1970

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machtna 2 7 4 - 7 1 2 5

DETROIT ESTATE SALE thmga n a w A pW Thoue enOl d •tarns1 O pa n M aoW S t a r t s Mon 15323 GrwylMW, E d T e l e g r a p h

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710 Wee. For Sate Oakland County

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C M 6 6 3 - 6 0 2 0

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711 Miec. For Sale Wayne County

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8 1 5 0 / b e e t of ta r Alter S P M 5 3 3 - 0 5 5 6

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f r a e i e r 2 1 cw It . 8 1 0 0 A* 726 -9*07

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710 Commercial Industrial Equip.

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717 Lawn - Garden Farm-Snow Equip.

BOLE MS 11 h p r tdmg mower with oec* . s n o w M a d s 4 lawn * « a e p e i C M 626-1996

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TORO G T S 21 p r o p a k a d m o w e r 8 5 7 5 Firm 8 3 2 5

er b e g g e r sen yeer oW Cost

2 6 4 - 4 5 0 9

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720 Flowers-Plents Farm Produce

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Perennials HUGHES GARDENS

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SILWICK SUMMER SPECIALS H o m e p a r t t a e or d i rect l a i aa D o u M b o o k m g c r e d i t s p lus p a r o a n t a g e d

plus 10% oft t r e e s s n d floor 6 6 1 - 7 1 9 7 or 6 4 2 - 0 9 7 8

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721 Hoepttai Medical Equipment

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722 Hobbies Coina & Stamps

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m v a d m e n t Larry 469 -4129

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724 Camerae-Suppiies GIANT USED CAMERA SHOW

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b N a ^ X t C S M -P T A M O S W A N T E D • C A 8 M P A J O

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E X P E R K N C E D

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421-2644 T o p 8 8 8 P M lor Ueed Gok Se ta

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642-6302

GOLF C L U B S - B r a n d g a n a d g a s M M patcnang w e d g a $450

new Ben Ho-ahaft 3 thru

349 -0751

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735 Wanted To Buy BICYCLE Be ioon u r s typ* torm 1950 s or e a r n e r Ca* 6 4 3 - 4 6 1 3

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543-6054

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Aluminum A Carbide AMo b u y m g N e w s p a p e r * C o m p u i a r

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562 -6667

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569 -1432

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3*7-2742

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BABY C O C K A T1ELS- 2 '4 or 4 ' * m o n t h s t w i d »ad l a w pied or p a a r t y p a e d Novt a r a a 346 -4338

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or 2 2 7 - 3 1 * 0

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3 4 4 - 0 1 * 1

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L A B R A D O R R E T R I E V E R A K C Beaut i fu l v a k o w W a 8 - m m * oW. h o u e e b r M e n s h o t s o v e s pwopas m u d s M 8 2 2 5 4 2 5 - 3 2 * 2

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471 1679

L O V A B L E B I C H O N FR1SE 3 m o n t h s OW. vat c h e c k e d g o o d

356-3816

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P O O O L E S S T A N D A R D puppaea A r o u n g eduat* C h a m p a o n s r a d

6 6 6 - 3 4 2 7

PURE B R E D BLUE-GREY PERSIAN. 1 ' i yr* oW to a g o o d h o m a C M 531-3639

ROTTWEILER P U P S AKC O F A • r e d G e r m a n a n p o r t . 8 waak* oW. m a l e 4 taa i ida 8 5 0 0 t o g o o d hoane

3 5 6 - 4 6 6 5

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F n C R G L A S S 19 b o a t wath 12Shp Marcu ry o u t b o a r d 8 1 7 0 0 or b a d d -M 5 * 2 1329

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o n e s 8 2 1 0 0 3 6 7 7735

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4 7 6 - 3 9 2 4

HOBIE CAT 16 wath t r a M Exoaken t c o n d i t i o n 8 2 9 0 0

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HOBIE 16 wath t r a M 4 b o x g raa l c o n d t i o n . 8 1 . 6 0 0 C M 4 7 7 - 6 H 9

IMPERIAL 15 FT wtth EvmruOe 70 HP Motor and iraker G o o d cond i -t ion 8 2 5 0 0 5 3 4 - 1 4 6 4

J O H N S O N O u t b o a r d m o t o r 9 9 h p E e H i n t c o n d m o n 8 6 2 5 C M 5 5 2 - 9 6 3 5

MARUN JET BOAT 4 5 5 OW*. MM n a w c o n d i t i o n 8 6 . 0 0 0 d b a d o f t w

6 2 4 - 2 1 6 4

MERCURY - 1 9 7 6 4V» HP wa te r c o o l e d wrth l ank E i L a M i l cond i -tion 4 5 5 - 1 9 2 6

S H E P H E R D max. Man aM. great with

345- 1974 . 3 3 5 - 9 2 9 0

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w a t e r " T a m e r Me 3*9-1667

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a p r m g a r spanaa l to« hunt ing. 8 0 M O w n e d by 100M w o m a n loo m u c h

C M 6 4 7 - 9 0 0 6

YORK IE P U P M a w ' • g w t a r e d s h o t s

AKC 4 2 9 - 0 0 * 6

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744 Horses, Livestock f n i l i n m a i i l cquipmeni

BLACK q u a r t e r h o r s e s 8500 to 8 1 5 0 0 C M a a a n m g s 793-4714

P A S S l E P T R E S S A G E SaddM 17" . s u p e r condwaon, a* Itttmga mck jded S 8 7 5 K a r e n 3 3 6 - 2 8 2 4 6 2 8 - 5 7 1 7

QUARTER-TYPE c h e s t n u t lOyr* OW 15 2 h a n d s w . g r s a t dis-pos i t ion For s a l e to s i p e n a n c a d n d e r R W e s W a a t a m E n g a a h . l u m p * 8 1 . 0 0 0 / b a a t d M 4 7 1 - 1 1 8 7 /

52S-4000 a x . 2 4 2

C O C K A P O O S h a a p d o g typa. 8 m o n t h m a M . n a u t a r a d a* M o t * .

855 -1136

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5 4 2 - 4 2 2 6

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k A t an S m o n t h * d c r o p p e d , n o p a -of ta r 4 7 1 - 4 9 * 6

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M Liber ty Canani

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A I M 6. 537 -7074

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8300 maaaa T250 729-2730

C M 9 3 7 - 6 0 8 1

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AUXILIARY S L O O P . 1973 I »

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k u d s a c r M a 6 1 6 - 5 6 2 - 6 8 1 7

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sr, • O A T . 14 * . 1*73 Mone rk raker 2 0 H P Evmrud*. Bv*

k o r 2 s w N d s a a f s .

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$ 1 0 , 9 0 0 7 8 1 - 2 1 3 7

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RINKER. 1967. V-1*0 <30 m o o a r d .

SAILBOAT 1 7 m a m saka A p b S t a r aga c o m p a r t m e n t m c k j d a a Ii M a 8 7 0 0 C M 3 6 2 - 1 8 7 4

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2 2 7 - 2 6 2 6

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S M O K E R C R A f T 1968 1*Vk trkn A Mt. 70 ftp Mercury c u a t o m

o a u g a * . m u e t s M $ 8 , 0 0 0 A m tor O X W o r k ^2*2-0630. 7 2 8 - 6

SUPRA 1965 S a m a p o n S k i a r . 19H

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(acroaa Irom Pontiac Airport) D u e l o P o p u l a r P e m a r x t , O m U t * I t

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$ 1 , 0 0 0 G o o d o o n d M o n 522

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c a M r e a d y . $ 1 6 , 0 0 0 6 8 7 - 3 0 2 3

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$40 4 7 6 - 6 * 4 6

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010 Auto 0 Track Parte A Service

LYNX 1963 W a g o n , a u t o m a b c . s l d a

$460 F M i W h o M 5 3 1 - 0 3 4 4

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9 3 7 -

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ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST DOLLAR PAJD F O R

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