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A mistake by an employee of a lawn service company grooming the lawn at Independence Village caused the evac­uation Monday of some 200 residents, sent one resident to the hospital and generally wreaked havoc for most of the day

The lawn service employee backed his lawnmower into a two-inch high- pressure line and ruptured it, causing a gas leak that kept the residents of the senior assisted living facility, located on

Northville Road m Plymouth Township, out of their apartments until 3 p m

The incident occurred shortly before 10 a m , when the Plj-mouth Community Fire Department respond­ed to a 9-1-1 call reporting the gas leak By the time firefighters responded, Independence Village officials were already getting residents out of the building

They were in the process of evacuat­ing when we got there,’ said fire chief Larry Groth, who said help was also sought from the city and township police departments and the Northville Fire Department “They were brought out into the hot sun, and many of them have medical problems ”

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Wayne County officials are hoping that a $15 million boost in federal funding IS key to getting the city of Plymouth involved m the $9 6 million Sheldon Road underpass project once again

The city dropped out of the project April 21 because of escalating cost esti­mates, which rose from $503,250 to $719,783

Without Plymouth agreeing to pay its share, the project came to a stand­still

But Wayne County immediately went to woi^k looking for additional sources of funding, said Mike Darga, division design engineer with Wayne County As a result, Plymouth’s share

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Police make bank robbery arrestBY HEATHER NEEDHAMSTAFF WRITER

Whether it’s college students cramming for a final or police trying to crack a case, it can pay off big to exchange notes

This proved to be true when Canton, Plymouth Township and Ann Arbor Police all worked

together to nab a suspect thought to be connected with at least five bank robbenes since February

A 40-year-old Ypsilanti man is expected to be arraigned in 35th Distnct Court today on unarmed robbery and/or bank robbery charges in connection with sepa­rate bank robberies in Canton and Plymouth Ibwnship Bank

robbery carries a heftier sentence of up to life m prison, while unarmed robbery carnes a maxi­mum 15-year sentence

The Canton robbery was reported at 2 30 p m Tuesday at the TCF Bank at Canton Center and Ford The Plymouth

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PCAC colors leadership 'Greene' with new directorBY BRAD KADRICHSTAFF WRITER

Stella Greene brushed aside most of the talk about her pro­motion last week to executive director of the Plymouth Community Arts Council

Instead, she’s more exated about the direction the PCAC board took when it approved a newly constructed administrative

team she feels is poised to take the arts council m exciting new directions

Greene, who had served as the PCAC’s development director since September 1999, was named executive director effec­tive June 11 She replaces Jennifer Tobin, who left the PCAC earlier this year to head up the arts program m Canton Ibwnship

I t ’s a wonderful opportunity to be involved in one of ihe most dynamic organizations m the community,” said Greene, who also served as president of the PCAC board m 1997-99 “(But) I’m really excited about the board’s gutsy decision to move forward on plaang the arts as a primary force in the community,

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will likely remain at $503,250, and the township’s share just more than $15 million

“We’re prepared to make (the underpass) a reality,” Darga said “We’ve had the money approved by the federal aid committee and we’re putting together a revised package ”

He said he hopes to bnng the revised proposal to the city within a couple of weeks

Plymouth city officials said they would approach any new underpass proposals cautious­ly

“I would need some assur­ances that the county is m fact moving forward and there weren’t any additional costs that we’re not aware of,” Commissioner Stella Greene said

The city has already commit­ted to moving money previous­ly earmarked for the underpass to local street projects

‘We're going to certainly have to rethink how we come up with (underpass) funding, because we’ve designated that funding for street projects within the aty,” Greene said

"I’ve always been in favor of the underpass and hope we can find a creative solution to see it move forward, but I have reservations about how we c£in come up with money”

Mayor Bill Graham said the coun ts latest move is not sur­prising since he and Commissioner Dan Dwyer have been meeting with couhty engineers about underpass funding

“I would not feel comfortable taking It back to aty commis­sion for any more discussion until (Wayne County) makefe a proposal that will keep costs where t h ^ were ongmally,” Graham said

Committing again to the underpass does not mean that local street projects will be put on hold

W e’ve had (underpass) money sitting around in bond proceeds,” Graham said

The a ty of Plymouth does not have the most to gam from having an underpass

“I’m 60 years old and have dealt with trams all my life — the biggest advantage is for Plymouth Township and for our neighbors in Canton Township,” Graham said

A better option may have been to build an overpass —

instead of an underpass — on Beck Road before the mdustn- al parks went m, said Graham, who pointed out Beck is more of a major artery, extending from Michigan Avenue north to Grand River, while Sheldon ends m Northville

"It may have been less expensive,” the mayor said

Plymouth Ibwnship Supervisor Steve Mann said he hopes Plymouth gets on board again

W e are obviously very pleased, we’ve been committed to the project since the original agreement back in 1999 ”Mann said “Obviously we’re very pleased that it might m turn save us some money, so we can use the money for some other local projects ”

Mann said he did not agree that the underpass wiU not benefit the city as much as it will the township.

“I don’t see how, I think it benefits both of us equally,” he said. “Obviously it provides a safer route for emergency vehi­cles traveling through the city and helps get residents to and from the expressway more quickly”

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As part of the teen program at the Plymouth Distnct Library, role-playing game spe­cialist Enc Kramp 1 provide an introduction session at 7 p.m Thursday, June 26

Gaming rapidly in populan- ty, role-playing games, Imovm as RPGs, include such aspects as n res, character creation, game masters and the roles of players Kramp, an accom­plished role-playing expert, will provide valuable informa­tion on all of these components of the hobby - no experience in role-playing is necessary for participants

Door pnzes will be given dunng fins free program, for teens who have completed sixth grade or higher

Registraton is required and maybe made at the Reader’s Advisory Desk or by calling (734) 453-0750, ext 4

M EDICAL HONOR

Judy Bodner of Plymouth was honored last week as Oakwood Hospital Health Care group’s "Radiology Technologist of the Year

Bodner has been in the health care field for 23 years and IS currently empl<tyed at the Breast Care Center in Dearborn She was honored June 13 at the Ritz-Carlton

Athletic positions The Plymouth High School

athletic department is looking for qualified applicants to fill positions as b p ^ ’ and girls’ basketball assistant coaches, a volleyball assistant and a foot­ball assistant

Interested candidates can call athletic director Terry Sawchuk, (734) 582-5700

KOHL'S AWARDS

From volunteenng in soup kitchens to tutoring to organiz­ing local fundraisers, young people throughout Michigan and across the country are making a positive difference m their communities

Three local students are among the 40 Michigan win­ners announced by Kohl’s Department Stores its its Kohl's Kids Who Care volun­teer recognition program Each youth — there were more than 900 nationwide — will

AROUND TOWNreceive a $50 Kohl's gift card and be eligible for additional recognition, includmg $1,000 and $5,000 scholarrfiips for their post-secondary educa­tion

Area winners include Rebecca Lawton, 8, of Plymouth, who volunteered at the local veterans hospital where she assisted disabled veterans with their daily activi­ties, Aldan Yee, 9, of Plymouth, who raised money for the Salvation Army by vol­unteenng as a bell nnger, and Bnan Holowedty, 16, of Canton, who volunteers every Saturday in the emergency room at St Mary Mercy Hospital helping both staff and patients

'Year after year, we are impressed by the generosity and creativity of young people who are dedicated to takmg a part in bettenng our commu- mties," said Julie Gardner, sen­ior vice president of marketing for Kohl's "Today's youth con­tinue to make a difference m their communities and Kohl’s IS pleased to acknowledge their contnbutions through the Kohl's Kids Who Care pro­gram"

Kohl’s Kids Who Care is a national wilunteer recognition program that honors youth, ages 6-18, for outetanding serv­ice to the community Kohl's store assoaates selected a total o f984 store winners from more than 7,300 nominations in two age categones, 6-11 and12-18

Regional ivinners, to be announced in July, vytil com­pete for one of 10 national scholarships worth $5,000 each

National winners will be announced m August

PACE YO U RSELF

PACE Yourself-Women's 30 Minute Workout & Weightless, located on Ann Arbor Road m Plymouth, will host an open house from 6-9 p m Thursday, June 19

Refreshments will be served, and vendors such as T&T Fancy Digs, The Makeup Girlfhend, Tupperware, Avon, Quixtar, Colesce Lingerie and Longeberger baskets will be participating

Pace Yourself will also sched­ule make-overs from 6-9 p m

June 26 and from 11 a m -2 p m Saturday,June28

The firm will also sponsor ongoing weight-loss programs ffiat will include meetings, weekly massage therapy (cur­rently every Saturday)and open houses monthly

PACE Yourself is located at 42171E Ann Arbor Road m Plymouth For more informa­tion, call (734) 207-7661

CANCER SOCIETY VO LU N TEERS

The American Cancer Soaety, the nation’s largest vol­untary health organization, is recruiting volunteers to help cancer patients when they need It most “Road to Recovery” is a volunteer-based driving program that provides transportation to and from medical centers m the metro- Detroit area for cancer patients undergoing treatment

The only requirement is a reliable means of transporta­tion and a few hours to a few days each month

lb learn more about Road to Recovery or to volunteer, call the local American Cancer Soaety at (248) 557-5353

A R T CAMP

The Plymouth Community Arts Counal sponsors a “Create with Colors” art camp for children ages 8-15

The camp t ^ s place from 10 30 a m -2 30 p m July 14- 18 at the PCAC, located on Sheldon at Junction Students will learn how to use color to jazz up drawmgs and paint- mgs. 'The fee is $125 for PCAC members

For more information, call (734) 416-4278

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The City of Plymouth will sponsor adult drop-in tennis at the Central Middle School ten­nis courts this summer All cal­iber of players are invited to join the rotation to play dou­bles on a drop-m basis on Ibesdays and Thursdays fixim 5 p m -dusk, and Satu^ays from 9 a m -1 p m

The season runs June 17- Aug 30, with no admission fee or registration required

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Foundation hands out $38k in annual scholarshipsB Y T O N Y B R U S C A T OSTAFF WRITER

The Wilcox Foundation has awarded $38,000 m college scholarships to 17 high school seniors who participated in an essay contest designed to teach students about the history of Plymouth

The foundation was estab­lished by Jack Wilcox, a life­long resident of Plymouth, who died in June 2000 He wanted the foundation to benefit the Plymouth and Canton commu­nities and encourage interest in local history while at the same time assisting m the edu­cation of students who reside m Plymouth and Canton

“liie program, unlike many scholarship programs, is not aimed solely at the top aca­demic students, but rather is interested in promoting broad partiapation by Plymouth and Canton youth m learning about the history of Plymouth,” said Win Schrader, a member of the Wilcox Foundation committee Accordingly, the criteria for selecting participants will be centered around the time and effort put into research, resQurcefulness in tracking down sources of information and interest shown by the stu­dent

This year, students were required to interview Plymouth residents who are at least 80 years old and have lived in Plymouth for at least 40 years

Kyle Zink, a senior at Salem High School who received the top $4,000 scholarship, liked the idea “You can go to the his­torical museum and look up information, but unlike a pho­tograph you get opmions and background information from someone with first-hand knowledge,” said Zink of Plymouth Township, who said he will study busmess or law at the University of Michigan ‘I learned that Plymouth history isn t flashy and exciting, but it

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Canton High School scholarship winners Kristen Turczyn and Amanda Paden (seated, left-right) and Anna Lukasik and Aianna Maguire (standing left to right) pose with a picture of Jack Wilcox, for whom the Wilcox Foundation is named Not pictured is Danielle Shepard

Among the Salem High School scholarship winners were (front, from left) Jaclyn Brandt, Natalie Clark, Erin VanDusen Anna Carr and Laura Bryan, and (back from left) Matthew Vivian Michael Varney Kyle Zmk and Sameer Dohadwala

has a stoned history”Karen Burba of Canton

To^vnshlp, a senior at Ladywood High School, said she learned about the old Mayflower Hotel and the Plymouth-Canton school dis- tnct while talking with Ralph Held “I learned a lot about the Mayflower Hotel and how it was the center of politics,’ said Burba, who won a $1,500 scholarship and plans to become a psychology ma;|or at theU-M “He also thought It was visionary to buy all fliat land where the high schools now are, with the onginal plan to build four high schools there

“I liked the essay contest because the judges get a better feel for who you are and your abilities, rather than just see­ing an application,” Heid said “A lot of people have great grade point averages, but this shows real abilities

In fact, Held also thought

the essay contest about the his­tory of Plymouth was a good idea ‘ I thought it was a great ideabecause it makes jou go back to your roots,” said Heid, who moved to Plymouth m the 1950s “I told her what the com­munity was like at that time It was just a small community then, but it’s grown a lot’

Especially from its early days as a railroad town

‘The crossing in downtown Plymouth made it a center for commerce, for the Alter Car and the Daisy Rifle Company,’ said Matthew Vivian of Plymouth

Vivian said after graduation from Salem High School, he 11 use his $3,000 scholarship to study engmeenng at the University of Michigan

The Wilcox Foundation scholarships can be used for any form of post high school education, including trade schools

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The first of the more than 100 antique and classic cars began rolling into Livonia Tuesday, preparing the presti­gious Great Race cross­country derby which starts Saturday in Livoma and finish­ing 15 days later in Daytona Beach, Fla

Great Race day is June 21 The opening ceremony will start at noon on the grounds of the Livonia Community Recreation Center at Hubbard and Five Mile and the first cars will pass through the starting gate at 12 30 p m

There will be no spectator parking at the site Limited parking will be available m the Civic Center lots, with shuttle service also available from Ford Field at Lyndon and

Farmington and the Livonia Public Schools board office lot on Farmington just south of Five Mile

Registration and technical inspections for The Great Race started Wednesday morning, and will continue all day today at the Holiday Inn, Six Mile and 1-275

One of the pre-race events scheduled is ffie Great Race Trophy Run on Fnday, June 20 Racers vnll leave the Holiday Inn at 9 a m , and will travel to Michigan International Speedway, in Brooklyn, Mich They’ll return to Livonia City Hall at 3 45 p m

The Great Race cars begin arriving at the Community Recreation Center grounds at 9

a.m on race day, June 21, and will be on display until the start of the race A one-of-a- kmd juned classic car show also begms at 9 a m on the grounds, running until late afternoon

Food and beverages will be available on site

To learn more about the June 21 to July 5 Livonia to Daytona Beach Great Race 2003, and for a run-down of activities that are being planned, log on to the city Web site at WWW ci livonia.mj us Web site visitors may also view an online ‘Great Race” video preview For more information, call the City of Livonia Community Resources Department at (734) 466- 2100

S u s p e c t s m a y b e p a r t o f m e t r o c r e wB Y T O N Y B R U S C A T OSTAFF WRITER

Plymouth police are working with several other law enforce­ment departments to deter­mine if four people caught with a stolen monitor from Dick Scott Dodge belong to a crew believed to be breaking into vehicles at dealerships around metro Detroit

Det Jamie Grabowski said he s had contact with authori­ties in IVoy and Sterling Heights to see if those apprehended May 30 are also responsible for vehicles vandalized in those communi­ties

According to Grabowski, it started when Officer Kevin Chumney stopped a car for running a red light m the early

morning hours‘ He became suspicious and

called in the K-9 unit from Plymouth Ibwnship,” said Grabowski, who noted Officer Steve Cheston and his dog, Hogan, arrived soon afterward “Hogan hit on drugs, and when they opened the trunk the offi­cers found marijuana and a tel­evision screen

“The officers had the sus­pects take off their shoes, where typically drugs are hid­den, and they found a piece of paper with a list of about 10 car dealerships,” said Grabowski

Grabowski said one of the car dealerships listed was Dick Scott Dodge at the corner of Ann Arbor Road and Mam Street When police checked the lot, they found a van had

been vandalized“All four were arrested and

released pending a warrant,” said Grabowski, who said fin­gerprints are being analyzed by Michigan State Police to deter­mine which of the suspects vandalized the van in Plymouth, and if they match those found in other communi­ties

We believe there’s a crew runnmg around the area,” said Grabowki

Grabowski said Lou LaRiche Chevrolet on Plymouth Road m Plymouth Township was hit the same night, and vehicles at Blackwell Ford, down the street from LaRiche, were van­dalized two nights later

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Plymouth Township municipal services departments respond­ed as did officers from both police departments Officials finm Consumers Energy arrived about 30 minutes later, and told Groth and city man­ager Paul Smcock it would take an underground crew to dig and repair the leak

At that point, the decision was made to move the resi­dents to the Plymouth Cultural Center

Clearly, we were looking for a place to move those folks,” Smcock said “We checked availability and resources, and the Cultural Center seemed like the closest location we could accommodate that num­ber of people

Once at the Cultural Center, Smcock said, the problem became making sure the sen­iors were taken care of

That included lunch, a daunting prospect on a half- hour notice

But the folks at Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken came through

Ttying to gather lunch for 200 on 30 minutes notice is a tough thing to do, Smcock conceded Lee s Chicken was extremely helpful to us

In fact, the city manager said, it was that kind of coop-

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City Manager Paul Smcock welcomes the seniors to the Plymouth Cultural Center after they were evacuated from Independence Village

Lola La Za rServices for Lola LaZar, 97,

of Northville will be 11 a m Friday, June 20 from Schrader- Howell Funeral Home m Plymouth with burial following at Silver Lake Cemetery m Wilmot Township

Mrs LaZar was bom April 7, 1906 m Lake City and died June 17 in NoTthville She was a homemaker, and came to the Northville community in 2001 from Plymouth She enjoyed gardening and flowers

She was preceded in death by her husband, Peter, and son Peter L LaZar

Survivors include her daugh­ter, Beverly Wise of Plymouth, sister Clara Picklo of Indian River, daughter-in-law Shelby LaZar, grandchildren Penny (Marcel) Guilleux of France, Nancy Werner of Orland Park,

111, Deborah (Michael) DeSantis of Hoffinan Estates, 111, Timothy (Kathy) Wise of Elk Grove, 111, Linda (Rick) Silover of Livonia and Patty Erskine, and 10 great-grand­children

Visitation takes place at Schrader-Howell Funeral Home, 280 S Mam in Plymouth, today (Thursday) from moon-4 p m Memonals may be made to the charily of the donors choice

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“This was a great example of intergovernmental coopera­tion, and cooperation between public and pnvate, on all lev­els, Smcock said

Without it, you could be writing an entirely different story’

The all-clear came around 3 p m , when officials cleared the building for the residents Vehicles from Plymouth- Canton schools, the Plymouth Salvation Army and the Plymouth senior transporta­tion authonly helped move the residents between Independence Village and die cultural center

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Greene said the the PCAC board is bucking the usual trend of backing away from the arts m tough economic times Instead, the PCAC will realign its management team in an effort to keep the community’s focus on the arts

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■ An artistic public relations coordinator, who will be responsible for maintaining the programs the PCAC runs

■ An arts education coordi­nator, who would, among other duties, continue the PCAC s efforts with local schools

“Arts education has always been our driving force and pri­mary function, Greene said

■ An administrative manag er to coordinate facility issues and other administrative func tions The position is neces sary Greene said, because of the PCAC s growth, having added another building last year

‘(The board) recognizes we’ve grown significantly, so the administrative manager

will have the opportunity to make sure our facilities are managed professionally,’ Greene said Greene is waiting on approval of the board to offiaally fill the three posi­tions In the meantime, she’s turning her immediate atten­tion to issues such as technolo­gy, including working on the PCAC’s Web site and “keeping the PCAC m touch with the people we serve

She also is happy to serve as the point person ’ the face of the council who will be accountable for all of its pro grams facilities and functions

I ve had the opportunity as development director to estab hsh relationships with a lot of people in the community, and I’m going to maintain and build on those,” Greene said “I m proud to have the oppor­tunity to do that

Township bank robbery was reported June 11 at the Ann Arbor Road Standard Federal

The characteristics in both robberies was reportedly simi­lar, with the undisguised sus­pect approachmg the counter, ordering the teller to put money m a magazine he ear­ned, and walking out with the money tucked inside

Sgt Bob Antal of the Plymouth Ibwnship police said the suspect never produced or implied a weapon in any of these cases

Antal said he was listening to the police radio when he heard about Cantons robbery on Tuesday He noticed the physi­cal descnption of the suspect was similar to the description of the suspect in the Standard Federal bank robbery

Not only that, but the Ann Arbor Police Department were in on the huddle, too, thanks to an anonjmious tipster

‘We compared Canton’s video and positively identified the suspect as being the same one that was mentioned in Ann Arbors tip, Antal said

The suspect was ultimately arrested without incident at a gas station on Michigan Avenue four hours after the Canton bank robbery was reported

‘At this point we have him tied to at least five bank rob­beries,’ Antal said

Plymouth Township Police Chief Tom Tidenngton said the suspeirt apparently had some

heroin ni his possession, and allegedly admitted frequenting Detroit casinos after robberies

The suspect has an extensive criminal record, riddled with charges of larceny, retail fraud, home invasion and more, according to Antal

Basically because of the interagency cooperation between Plymouth, Canton, Ann Arbor and our (Western Wayne) Community Response Team, information was put together and put out to otter agencies fairly quick,” Antal said There was real good interdepartmental cooperation and working together ’

The Western Wayne Community Response Team is a multijunsdiction major crimes unit compnsed of olfi- cers from Canton, Plymoulh Township, Northville Township, Michigan State Police an(i the Wayne County Sheriff s Department

Canton police Sgt Todd Mutchler said he expected he suspect to face a bank robbry charge, which carries a maJJ- mum life sentence

This IS an example of hcv inter agency information aid sharing helps to bring aboia successful resolution m enm- nal investigations, Mutchbsaid Canton has had four ttik robberies this year and all cases have been solved Plymouth has also had sevel robberies, each of which ha ended with an arrest

‘ I guess the moral of the story here is everyone gets arrested,’ Tidenngton said

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detection Survive Fight back Hope All these are words that survivors of breast cancer use frequently and they mean them “The sad thing is how many younger women are going to be diagnosed and mis­diagnosed this year,” survivor Pat Hamer of Canton said

When diagnosed, Hamer wasn t surpnsed She was terri­fied, but certainly it didn’t take her by shock “I took HRT (hormone replacement thera­py, used for menopause)and I took It knowing the risks I somehow knew I would get i t”

Pam Popejoy of Canton, who will be a six-year survivor m August, fears for her daughter Popejo/s mom is a 13-year sur­vivor My daughter feels doomed in terms of it will hap­pen to her, too ’

Shan Franko of Plymouth calls herself the perfect exam­ple of someone with no predis­position to the cancer “I was a good example of someone who was younger, no family history and led a good healthy lifestyle,’ she said

Robin Dahlman was absolutely shocked when she got her diagnosis “I was naive to how important self-exami­nation is ”

Survivors offer a unified voice ofhope to women early detection Simply, it saves lives

It IS all about early detec­tion It IS what makes a dififer- ence between life and death,” Franko said

Hamer reminds all women — young, ipiddle-aged and older — one in every eight will be diagnosed with breast can­cer ‘ It IS amazing to me how many women I have met who have had breast cancer,” she said Hamer found her cancer herself with self-examination “I do It monthly” Linda Grube, who is involved in Race for the Cure because of the frieifd she lost, is faithful about self- examination

Self-exams and faithful adherence to mammograms doesn t mean you won’t get breast cancer But the earlier found, the better are your chances

I’m anxious now when I get

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the results,” Grube smu, ucdpitc considenng herself faithfid at self-exam and physiaan visits

Karen Ballelli, who walks with Team Canton, is matter of fact about early detection “If you have it, find out and get it out,” she said

Hamer has additional advice m addition to self-exam If your instincts feel uneasy when a doctor tells you your concern is nothing, find another doctor Insist on a biopsy and then get yet another opinion

“Don’t let a doctor td l you, ‘Oh, it’s nothing’ Chances are it IS nothing But what if it is’ Thke charge of your ovm health,” Hamer said

Dahlman says she isn’t naive anymore "Prevention That’s what’s important This is real and It can happen to you,” she said “Don’t ever think it won’t happen It’s not in my family Only 10 percent with breast cancer have it in their family history”

Joy Mislevi of Team Canton says women can get shower cards that describe how to do a sdf-exam at Garden City

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Popejoy believes people are truly t^ m g breast cancer seri­ously — as well as early detec­tion “I have been through it,” she said “You don’t want to go through it The treatment is barbaric They cut, poison or bum But they are making headway m terms of a woman’s digmty, in terms of the treat­ments ”

Hamer wishes her mom could have benefitted from all the awareness and fimd-raising and medical strides “The awareness today is amazing,” she said “It’s not my mother’s breast cancer anymore”

Franko urges women to actively pursue their own good health But she also cautions that should the diagnosis come, “Don’t be afraid It can be beat”

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Residents must voice ta x choice

After seeing less than 4 percent of registered voters turn out for the annual Plymouth-Canton school election, we’re leery o f telling residents they need to be paying attention

However, if you’re a resident of the city of Plymouth and you don’t give your input to what the city commission IS doing now, you may regret it for a long time to come

Com m issioners last week got very bad news from finance director Mark Christiansen — if projections come true, he told the commission, the city will be facing a deficit of $2 4 million by fiscal 2008 Not might be Not could be Will be

Deficits projected by Christiansen include fairly modest cuts in s ta te revenue sharing, and do not take in to account “future operational concerns or revenues ”

It’s gotten so b ^ commissioners are now contemplating the politically disastrous decision to raise your taxes through a rollback of the Headlee Amendment Not only that, bu t some have suggested trying to push a charter amendment past voters that would let them tax all the way to 20 mills, five more than the charter currently allows

Mayor Pro-Tern Colleen Pobur has been the most vocif­erous in calling for the commission to at least consider a tax hike She wants to avoid layoffs — and the resulting drop in services — if &t all possible She also doesn’t believe Plymouth can count on the state to help out any time soon

“The state isn’t going to come up with some magic solu­tion th a t’s going to solve our $2 4 million problem in 2008,” she said at a meeting of a subcommittee appointed to study the city’s budget mess

She’s nght Plymouth can’t expect any help from Lansing, and therefore must dig out of its own financial hole For now, commissioners have decided to choose one of two roada A tax hike of at least 4 mills, or cuts in city services

Commissioner Michele Potter wants the city adminis­tration to make more budget cuts, including consolidat­ing operations, before going to voters with any kind of tax increase The state, she fears, will use Plymouth as an example should the city hike taxes

“I f Plymouth voters approve a tax increase, the state will then use us as an example to push other communities to do the same, thereby justifying further cuts in revenue shanng,” she said

We don’t know if that’s a valid concern, only because we don’t believe the state is going to be much help anyway But Potter’s point is well-taken The administration should do everything it can before asking voters for more money

In the meantime, commissioners want to find out what residents think There s another subcommittee meeting Monday, and a special meeting of the city commission June 30 If you’re a resident of Plymouth, you are going to either get a tax increase or have services cut

If you have a preference, or an opinion, now is the time to voice it

M ic h ig a n 's s u m m e r w e il w o r t h t h e w a it

Summer officially begins Saturday, but Gov Jennifer Granholm has already taken a whirlwind tn p through Michigan’s summer attractions to encourage state resi­dents to enjoy the season at home and to tem pt others to come here

Michigan is a great summer state On the west side, we have miles and miles of golden sand along the majestic Lake Michigan On the east, we have a ruggedly hand­some shoreline to nval Maine’s along Lake Huron And to the north, we have a wilderness of awe-mspinng beauty along Lake Supenor

But our state is also blessed with hundreds of inland lakes just waiting for anglers, swimmers, boaters, water skiers and deck sitters to enjoy We also have fish-rich nvers and streams that also offer a challenge, or a leisure­ly float, for canoeists and kayakers

While woods, water and lighthouses might be the top attractions for many, southeast Michigan has its own spe­cial appeal

T h is year th e b ig news is th e m ajo r overhau l of Greenfield Village

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LETTERS

Ryan commendableAdditional comment about Dr Ryan’s

performance as Plymouth-Canton school superintendent seems appropriate

His openness, candor, and commit­ment are certainly commendable He is proactive in approach and, unlike a few predecessors, makes an effort to be acces­sible

Suffice it to say that Dr Ryan could become even more effective if voters became more informed about the critical issues facing the district Involvement in the educational process at some level is a worthy goal for anyone who cares about our youth Apathyamongthe voting public is a disgrace at best

Fifteen percent, plus or minus, of the electorate deciding issues is both demor­alizing and counterproductive Education and its direction is everyone’s business and everyone’s responsibility

Unfortunately, segments of the popula­tion who cop out at the polls are often those most vocal in their dissent They tend to beheve that it makes sense to “throw away the baby with the bath water” Hopefully, when the next election or proposition rolls around, additional voters will accept their responsibility as atizens

This often quoted statement might prove to be thought providing I f you are not part of the solution, then you are part of the problem ” Our young people are our future They deserve and need all the support you can give them

Joe HenshawPlymouth

Skoglund rememberedI was so sorry to read about the passing

of your reporter, Renee Skoglund on June 2,2003 I became acquainted with Ms Skoglund about two months ago when she was writing an article about my daughter, Jennifer Carbott

Jennifer was, at the time, training to run the marathon m San Diego to raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Michigan with the Team In TVaining in honor of my brother who has leukemia I had several conversations and e-mails with Ms Skoglund and found her to be a quite caring and compassionate woman She did mention to me that she, too, was battling cancer and we promised to exchange prayers with each other

After her artide ran, I contacted Ms Skoglund to thank her for her wonderful article about Jenny and for promoting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Michigan She asked me to let her know how Jenny did and how much money she was able to raise

I regret that I won’t have the chance to do that because Jenny finished the marathon in San Diego on June 1,2003, m just over five hours, and through Jenn/s efforts along with the help of Ms Skoglund’s article, Jenny was able to raise more than $4,000 for the Leukemia and

Lymphoma Society of Michigan *I Imow Renee Skoglund will be greatly

missed and am thankful our paths crossed

Bridget CarbottLivonia

Garden partyYou may or may not have heard of the

garden that was planted at West Middle School The garden will be used for our science program once the garden has grown The garden is part of the Fnends of the Rouge program

The garden will soon bring butterflies for our studies This garden will hopeful­ly last for many years to come and help other students learn Thank you so much for your time

Joey CentfivrePlymouth

serious fiscal challenges, Sen Patterson provided an excellent example to the members of the Legislature on how to reconcile differences in policy through good faith negotiations and a balanced commitment to problem solving I applaud his efforts on this issue and look forward to continuing a positive working relationship over the next four years

Jim Barcig State Senator

Socialist 'gospel'

More sportsI am wnting to say that in your news­

paper there isn’t enough information on middle school sports

Your newspaper is good, but if you add articles on middle school sports, more people might buy your paper I am in sixth grade and not yet eligible to play middle school sports

However, next year I am going to play several sports, and I will find it interest­ing to be in the newspaper Thank you for your time

Joe RosierPlymouth

Patterson praiseAs a member of the Michigan Senate, I

am writing m recognition of the impor­tant cpntnbutions Sen Bruce Patterson, (R-Canton), made on the contentious issue of beach maintenance

As you may know. House Bill 4257 recently passed the Senate 37-0, and was signed into law by Gov Granholm June 4 as Public Act 14 o f2003 While this bill, which eases beach maintenance regula­tions for shoreline property owners, received unanimous Senate support, it might never have been resolved without the hard work and commitment of Sen Patterson

His legal expertise was essential in ensunng the final version of the bill would not violate existing federal law or produce unforeseen results not intended by the proposed legislation He was a key component m bnngmg the Michigan Senate to a compromise

During committee hearings and count­less hours of Isehmd-the-scenes negotia­tions, Sen Patterson provided a rational, moderate voice in these often times heat­ed debates His willingness to listen to and understand both sides of this issue was key in ironing out a reasonable com­promise that respected both private prop­erty nghts and environment^ protection

In a time of divided government and

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Katie Councs pretense of a Ph D in economics does provide some humor I laugh

Or is she serious? Has she joined the Hate Amenca crowd of Moyers, Moore, and Glover, or does she prattle and blath­er because she thinks her money, atten­tion and position will shadow and excuse any blame for not knowing

Counc has yet to explain anything eco­nomic, be it downsizing, the junk bond, diminishing utility, a tax cut to attain greater revenues, or flie double payment of taxes on eammgs by owners of a cor­poration She mouths the big govern­ment, Marxist graduated income tax ide­ology excitedly believing she has the eter­nal answer for the distribution of wealth

The lineup of media personalities that expose the complete illiteracy of social thought and ideology grows longer The radio and TV magnates become part of the march to Armageddon when they hire and squire the mane at best, and the Amencan culture demgrator at worst to spread the socialist ‘gospel ’

Those who continually find the corpo­rate endeavors of enlightened Amencans as responsible for the backward economic “solutions ’ of the second, third, and fourth world countnes mean for some perverted reason to reduce Amenca to an equality of very little wealth, no progress, no invention, no creativity, no courage, no accomplishment Socialism will reign supreme

Neil GoodbredLivonia

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icww.hometownUfe.com OTHER OPINIONS Observer S Eccentric | Thursday June 19 2003 (P) *9

C o n s o lid a tin g e le c tio n s s e e m s r ig h t th in g to doTurns out they had school elections last

Monday School board c^didates were elected and defeated, miUage and bond issues were

resolved and our magnificent structure of local control of education ground on its stately way

Only problem was dmost nobody voted Statewide turnout statevnde was less than 5 per­cent, with some distncts notching less than 1 per­cent Histoncaily, these numbers are not unusual for education elections

In response, Secretary of State Tfern Land, Rep Chns Ward (R-Bnghton) and Sen Beverly Hamerstrom (R- Temperance) have renewed long-stalled efforts to consoli­date elections in Michigan If their nme-bill package makes it into law, elections could be held only on the fourth Ibesday in February and on the first Tbesday after the first Monday m May, August and November Rep Ward is a former township clerk, so he knows what he’s talking about w h ^ he speaks about the “frustration” of voters

not knowing when elections will be held Their arguments are relatively straightfonvard

Consolidating elections onto certain dates overfdl saves money Michigan has 555 K-12 school dis­tricts and 57 intermediate (county-wide) distncts They produce a lot of elections, on the average 600 per year around the state And each election IS expensive It costs the city of Farmington Hills, for instance, $30,000 to run a school election

Moreo\^r, concentrating education elections into certain specified dates reduces voter confu­sion and apa^y and, hopefully, increases turnout Shrewd school folks — board members, supenn- tendents, pnnapals, PTOs, teacher unions, what­ever — have more than once conspired to sched­ule elections at times when a low turnout makes It possible for a dedicated m inon^ to pass things like bond issues More than once. I’ve heard a school supenntendent argue, “We certainly don’t want all those people voting in our election'”

So on the sui^ce, consolidating elections mto spec­ified dates seems 13^ a no-bramer Who can poss&ly argue against something that brings w ^er d^ocra t- ic partiapation? But b ^ r e the L ^^^ture lurches mto action, I’d Wse to edd a couple of thou^ts

Fu:st, be careful about November Our November ballot in Michigan is what the pohtical scientists call a “bed sheet ballot,” whidh means the number of races and propositions on it makes the ballot paper look as long as a bed sheet President U S Senate and House, governor, state senate and hoi:uie, local mayors and city councils, judges, be they local or statewide, and various state and local propositions

With all this stuff on die November ballot ft’s easy for school matters to get lost m the shuffle

Worse, voters are not going to get a lot of news coverage and editorial guidance in November elections Responsible home town newspapers such as this one spend a lot of time covenng all kinds of races and interviewing all the various local candidates But time is not endless and space in the newspaper is linuted Adding school elections to the alre^y-crowded November ballot can only worsen the crunch of trying to provide solid coverage for important locd races.

A better alternative would be to lump together all education races mto one smgle education dection Voters could select members of local sdiool boards, commumty college boards and governing board members of U-M, MSU and WSU C onfu ted with an entire elamon dealing with matters educational, the nevi^ media would actually be obliged to cover the races, to question candidt^es, evaluate qualifica­tions and question policy and positions “Name” candidates would get less of a leg up Citizens would have a chance to '^mk about the totahty of educa­tion pohcy and practice m Michigan — die biggest smgle Item m the state’s Imdget

Interestm^y, this is exactly what we did m Michigan prior to the adoption of the 1963 consti­tution B a ^ then, education races were clustered mto one spnng election held m odd-numbered years I’ve never understood why the constitution­al convention overturned such a sensible system

My second thou^ts about consohdatmg elec­tions are, regrettably, “mutually exdusive andjomdy eifhaustive,” as my old philosophy tutor used to say

Sure, dmng something to mcrease voter turnout IS as Amencan as apple pie H i^ turnout is the best way to prevent a sm ^, ni^y-motivated mmonty from dominating public policy, whether diat mmor- ity be members the t e ^ e r umons p u ^ n g tor more m on^ to go mto schools or nght-wmg bigots trying to s a lto t^ education poluy

But the obvious tollow-up question is In a h i^ - er turnout election, what kind of voter is litely to be tinned out? Do we really want people who have no mterest or knowledge in education to be voting m droves’ What kmd of voting decision is thb mar­ginal (and likefy uninformed) voter likely to make?

In c ^ e r woids, is m creas^ voter participation actua% likely to improve our democracy’ This is a problem a t has been debated for, hterally, cen­turies. And i have to confess that as I get older and grumpier, I’m begmnmg to think that mere democratic p ^ a p a t io n is not necessarily the best solution tor all of our social and pohtical lUs

Phil Power is the chairman of the board of the company that owns this newspaper He would be pleased to get your reac tions to this column either at (734) 953 2047 or at ppower@homecomm net

Business meeting attracted everything but businesses

BradKadnch

Anyone who follows and understands the pohtics behmd the initial meetmg designed to establish a P^nnouth Township Busmess

Association would be hard-pressed to call die meeting a sucxiess, pohtically speakmg

Being the etem d optimist toat I am, I recog­nize every dark doud has its silver limng, and the meeting — held a couple of weeks ago at AdantLS Restaurant — dicl have its upside

A solid dialogue was opened about the kinds of things that make Plymouth Tbwndup an idyllic place to live There were some 25 people there to talk about the posi­

tives of township life There were residential representa­tives and political electeds and appointees galore

About the only thing the imtial meeting lacked was huBiness representation Only four businesses were represented, and one of those wus a c iy business Another owner in atten­dance has busmesses m both the city and township

The letter sent out by meeting organizer Bill Joyner read, m part,“a Plymoulb Township Busmess Association is tatong the first step to get a sense of inter­est m redefining ttie Chamber of Commerce, and failing that to move toward the creation of a new (toamber representing Plymouth Tbwnship interests ”

Joyner, who has been openly cntical of the chamber dating back to his days at Your Community Oner, scarcely mentioned that latter option dunng the hour-long meeting and, afterward, b a ^ e d off it a little bit

“Unless there was open dialogue and dis­cussion, that’s what I’m heanng,” Jojmer said of the township chamber option “None of us want to start one now (But) there is a desire to establish a dialogue with the chamber that has not been there previously”

That may be so, but it vasn’t evident at the Atiantis meetmg The only people who said much of aiythmg cntical of tiie current cham­ber were Jcyner and Plymouth Tbwnship Clerk Marilyn Massengill, who essentially echoed cnticisms Jcyner was making

The rest of the crowd either outnght sup­ported the chamber, or had minor cnticasms to which executive director Prim Tbney said she’s certainly willing to listen

In tile letter he sent to some 200 people mviting them to the meeting, Joyner wrote, “A Plymouth Tbwnship Business Association is necessary to provide, as a start, the foUowmg ”

1 Networlang opportunities However, four of the last eight chamber “mixers” were at

township busmesses Andthediam ber’s largest networking opportunity, the annual Showcase Plymouth, is held at St John’s Golf and Conference Center.

2 Marketing and promotion of restaurants in the township The chamber’s newest "restaurant promotion” is an advertising campaign which includes restaurants from both the city and township

3 Shopping guides The letter criticized the current “ o p Pfymouth” campaign as bcxistmg ontyaty busmesses, and that’s true Itwasacam- paigp directed downtown, however, as several people pomted out, tiiatis v^ere people riiop

4 Marketing tiie township’s mdustnal park and “the benefits of doing busmess m Plymoutii Tbwnship ” The suggestion was made the cham­ber doesn’t reflect township business, current chamber board president Roger Yojc^ pomted out tile nmonty of board membos represent township busmesses.

5 The creation and implementation of a “pnde m Plymouth Tbwnship” program ^ ry o n e agrees this would be a great idea, but is it a chamber responsibihty? Joyner m tic iz^ tiie diamber for, among other things, not hdp- mg publicize the township’s 175tii birthday

You can argue whether that’s the chamber’s responsibility, but the fact remains township officials themselves did precious little to rec­ognize I t There was never any officid cere­mony, only a “birthday cake” served at the annud Fourth of July picnic

No one is absolving e diamber, or sug­gesting it perfectly represents alhnterests Tb be fair, the chamber probably could do a bet­ter job representing township interests, and steps are already being taken to do just that

Despite the relatively low turnout, Joyner ; called the meeting a success “Absolutely,” he said “This was no tju st about commercial or professional, it was about community You had abroad representation.”

But did it go toward reaching Jcyneris gpal of estabhdung a township busmess association?

“I wouldn’t pay to jom a township busmess association unless I was convinced there was value in it,” said Jim Grutza, the owner of Papa Romano’s who is one of this communi­ty’s staunchest advocates. “I didn’t hear any­thing (Wednesday) to make me think that ”

Dialogue is a good thing Sometimes it’s necessary to point out things that are wrong and find ways to fix them. And sometimes such dialogue serves the equally noble pur­pose of dispelling smoke intended to make people think there's fire

Brad Kadrtch is the community editor He can be reached via e-mail at bkadrich@oe homecomm net or by phone at (734) 459-2700

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Village restoration key ingredient to metro area tourismBY EMORY DANIELSSTAFF WRITER

The newly renovated Greenfield Village has become the latest nsing star to appear m the overall strategy to increase tourism in southeast Michigan

The Henry Ford, the new name for the village and Henry Ford Museum m Dearborn, is one of the tools used m cam­paigns to bnng the Super Bowl to Detroit, the 2005 Major League Baseball All-Star Game, NCAA Final Four basketball finals and NCAA Frozen Four hockey finals

“The Henry Ford is one of the most-visited attractions in our area and certainly is the center- piece for our tourism product,” said Renee Monforton, commu­nications director for the Metro Detroit Convention & Visitors Bureau “We revolve much of our marketing efforts around The Henry Ford, because nationwide it is a very recogniz­able attraction to potential visi­tors and IS a major draw here ’

The renovated Henry Ford is an important element in the bureau s 10-year strategy that, if successful, would increase visi­tor Spending in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties by $3 bil­lion a year and create some 31,000jobs In 2002, the tn- county region attracted 15 7 mil­lion convention, business and leisure visitors who spent $4 3 billion

Bill Connellan, senior vice president m charge of tourism development for the bureau, said It is his job to Took at what we can do in the region to improve southeast Michigan as a destination so that we get more visitors to the region

“Any product we have, like The Henry Ford, diat can be added to or improved helps us with the next step The renova­tion at the village will result m more visitors and that gives us something to build on ’

With the Greenfield Village renovation, bnnging on the Rouge factory tour in 2004, and with the changes to be mtro- duced m the museum’s chang­ing and permanent exhibits, we will be creating a pretty exatmg destination complex that will cause more people to come here and spend more time said Steve Hamp president of Henry Ford Museum/Greenfield Village

We have worked very hard at creating a distinct personality for each of our venues The vil­lage acts and feels differently than the museum, which acts and feels differently than the IMAX which acts differently than the Rouge factory tours

Each of our venues are relat­ed m mission and geographical­ly close, but have distinctive per­sonalities,” he added “People will stay in the area to visit more than one venue, which should create a big magnet for our out- market visitors And that spells nothing but an exatmg benefit for our community”

A NATIONAL DRAW

Hamp’s exatement is echoed by Patnaa Mooradian, chief operating officer of The Henry Ford

We are now the state’s No 1 cultural destination and our goal IS to be the No 1 history attraction m the country,’ Mooradian said

One of the things the renova­tion has done is to create a greater capacity for the village

‘We are now able to comfort­ably accommodate 25,000 visi­tors at day as a peak capaaty,” Mooradian said “And so we have a greater opportunity to fiow th ro u ^ more visitors than in the past

“From last summer to this summer, we ejqiect a 10-percent increase m attendance at the vil­lage,’ she added “That’s impor­tant, because each summer for a three-month period we draw400,000 visitors to the village alone”

DECLINE IN TOURISM

The June 10 opemng of Greenfield Village comes at an opportune time because reports in March 2003 show that tourism statewide is stagnating

Don Holeck, director of MStTs Ibunsm Resource Center, saj^ that while a 2-per- cent increase m travel volume m Michigan is seen for 2003, a 2- percent decline m travel spend­ing is forecast Tourism pumps about $118 billion a year into the state’s economy

This forecast follows back-to back years m which tourists spent less than in the pnor year and the finding that Michigan has a multi-billion dollar defiat m travel trade

‘The decline in tounsts expenditures in 2001 and 2002 are the first back-to-back declines recorded by the indus trj' since at least 1985,’ Holeck said “This came as a total sur­prise, as did news of our large and long-running deficit in trav el trade

Tbunsm spending has dechned as travelers have cut

back because of the threat of more terrorism, fear of a disrup tion m fuel supplies and fear of nsmg gasoline pnces, Holeck said

Long term with all of our attractions and the transforma­tion to The Henry Ford, Mooradian said Sve expect attendance over the next five to seven years to exceed two mil­lion visitors In addition, the opemng of the Ford Rouge fac­tory tour in 2004 will result in an additional 250,000 visitors

We have been working with 36 different hotels to come up

with a Great Escape hotel pack age that we are promoting in neighbonng states m the Midwest that are three to four hours dnve from Dearborn That makes for a very comfort­able long weekend

With the downturn m tounsm and air travel, Mooradian added “we hope to stimulate more dnve in traffic from the Midwest The Great Escape hotel package which fits every pocketbook starting at $69 and going up gives us a great opportunity to do that ”

A UNIQUE DRAW

Because of the major upgrade at the nllage residents of south east Michigan very likely will visit The Henry Ford this sum mer, which they otherwase might not have done Mooradian said A hidden jewel in the region The Henry Ford traditionally draws muA heav ler from out of state travelers than nearby residents

When people travel they are looking for experiences unique to a destination and The Henry Ford IS definitely our claim to

fame said Michelle Fusco, spokesperson for the Detroit Conventon & Visitors Bureau Tliere are few places m the

United States tliat bnng history to life the way The Henry Ford does

When campaigning to secure special events Fusco added, The Henry Ford is a great venue to offer for ancillary activities that always seem to accompany major events And as The Hemy Ford gams prominence m the public psyche, so does metro Detroit as a destination, so we all benefit

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BY BRAD EMONSSTAFF WRITER

Fans from the west side got their first look Saturday night at the Mid-Michigan Bucks, who did not disap­point as they showed both talent and depth in a 2-0 vic­tory over the Ibledo Slayers at Canton High School

The first-place Bucks, who improved to 7-l-l m the Great Lakes Division of the Premier Development League, got goals in the 21st minute from former Oakland University player Paul Snape and in the 5?th minute from Penn State’s Simon Omekanda (from Rochester Adams)

Mychal Turpin (University of Michigan) assisted on both goals, while U-M goalkeeper Peter Dzubay posted the shutout

Snape, in his seventh year with the teams, likes what he sees so far in the 2003 version of the Bucks The reviews have been positive

“This year the boys are young, but they’re hungry,” Snape said “We’re organized and everybody its built into the mentality to succeed as a team ”

Former Bucks goaltender Enc Pogue, now playing for Toledo, is a coach at Oakland University He dso sees a winning formula developmg with the Bucks, who beat the Slayers (1-6-2) for the third time this season

‘ They’re a good all-around team, they’ve got good players at every position,” said the OU assistant “They’re dangerous to contend with and they usually get to us in the second half

“They have a good system and they work together They’re a lot more disaphned and they seem to work together even though individually they have great play- ers

First-year Buclis coach Don Gemmell, who has enjoyed immense success at the youth club level with Vardax, is also beginning to see some seeds being sown

“It’s coming, but we’re a young team and this is a dif­ferent level,” Gemmell said ‘W hat works in college is not necessanly successful in this league We’re talented, but details will determine our success Everything

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Bulls close in on Rams

Hie Livonia Collegiate Baseball League race got a little tighter Monday when the Bulls knodced off the Michigan Lake Area Rams, 4-1, m a game played at Ford Field

The Bulls are 9-4 m the LCBL, while the Rams slip to 8-3

Doug Brooks, the winmng pitcher, went all seven mmngs, scattering six hits and four walks He struck out five and allowed just one run, a second-mmng sacrifice fly by Tbny Luttman which scored Brian Campbell

Losing pitcher Mark Lundqmst allowed just three hits, struck out six and

walked three inBASEBALL seven in m i^ Two

of the four runs were unearned

Will Tollison’s two-run double in the thud mmng gave the Bulls the lead for keeps Bret Gove also knocked m a run fo r the Bulls Mark Flancbaum walked twice and scored two runs

Campbell led the Rams with two hits Pete Pmto, Chns Trott, Mike Pisha, and Oliver Wolcott added one each

RAMS 8, PANTHERS 0 W in n in g p it c h e r J o n Hastings faced ju s t 24 b a tte rs in s ix inn ings Friday lead ing the Ram s p as t th e Pan the rs (3 4) a t Ford Field

H astings (2 0 ) a llow ed no runs on two h its He s tru ck out seven and w alked tw o befo re g iv ing way to W ayne S ta te s Gary Z ie ike (L ivon ia Stevenson) who s tru ck ou t tw o m th e seventh

O ffens ive ly Brad Leach w ent 3 fo r 3 w ith a dou b le and one RBI to pace th e Ram s w ho go t th ree runs m the second inn ing and one in the th ird

Pete P in to a L ivon ia S tevenson g rad w ho played a t Henry Ford Com m unity Co llege w ent 2 fo r 3 and sco red a run M ike P isha and B ryan M aru lli each a d d e d a h it a n d RBI C a tc h e r B r ia n C a m p b e ll (Stevenson/Centra l M ich igan) a lso scored a run

Gary Rosenberg and M att M offett had th e on ly h its fo r th e Panthers

Dan Ja m iso n w ho g ave u p e ig h t h its w a lked one and a llow ed fou r run s to o k th e lo ss He s tru ck ou t s ix be fo re g iv ing w ay to B rad Seddon in the seventh

Wolverines open season with easy winThe Metro Summer Hockey League

got off to an explosive start — at least for the Wolverines, who scored four goals in each penod m dispatching the Redhawks, 12-4 Monday at Suburban Training Center m Farmington

Michigan’s Brandon ICalemecki (from Livonia) scored four goals for the Wolverines and Dave Moss (Livonia) assisted on five of them J J Swistak (West Bloomfield) collected two goals and three assists, Joe Hillebrand got two goals and an assist, Nick Martens and Daniel Rieckhoff each had a goal and an assist, and Teddy Theodoroff and Chnstopher Barczuk (Livonia) each had a goal

The Redhawks’ Derek Patrosso accounted for three of his team’s goals Nick Cristan also had a goal

SUMMER HOCKEY

Joseph Rutherford stEirted in goal for the Wolverines, he w e i s replaced by Bernie McDonnell (Livonia) midway through the second penod Bnan Markowicz was m the net for the entire game for the Redhawks

Spartans 13, Buckeyes 5: Michael Crowley (Canton) scored three goals and assisted on three others, and Alex Foster (Canton) collected three goals and two assists to pace the Spartans’ win over the Buckeyes in a MSHL game Monday at Farmington’s Suburban Training Center

Nine Spartans scored goals m the

game Michael Kondratek (Canton) got a goal and two assists and Joe Kondratek (Canton), Casey Skrzypek (Canton), Brian Sommariva and Jeff Stempin (Livonia) each had a goal and an assist David Gill (Canton) and Jim Stephenson (Troy) also scored goals, and John Miller had two assists

Chris Powroznik (Redford) had a goal and three assists to lead the Buckeyes Nick Smyth (Rochester Hills) and Aaron Baker (Canton) each added a goal and an assist, with Robert Riley (Birmingham) and Bryan Karl (Rochester Hills) scoring goals and Sean Burke (Livonia) assisting on two

Josh Baker (Canton) started m goal

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Salem , Canton stars fill Observer squadBY BRAD MONASTIERESTAFF WRITER

Barry Patterson has taken teams to th e b r in k o f s ta te ch am p i­onships m the past But this year, his Garden City Cougars got over a hurdle it’s taken them four years to clear — the districts

After getting stopped by Meghan Misiak and Livonia Churchill in the district finals four years run­ning, the Cougars blasted through the first round of postseason play to capture Patterson’s ninth dis- tnct title as coach of the team

Despite a regional finals loss to Farm ington Mercy, Garden City finished the season w ith a 28-7 record in c lu d in g a M ega Red Division championship

These accomplishments helped e a rn P a tte rso n th is y e a r’s Observerland Softball Coach of the Year award

In 17 seasons a t G arden City, Patterson has racked up 395 wins, three regional championships and three appearances in the final four of softball He guided his team to a strong effort this year despite not having a single superstar at any position on the field

“I hate to sound like a prophet, but at the beginning of the season, I said our depth would be one of our strong points, and it turned out to be,” he said “Our pitching was solid and kept us in games, we could produce runs from any spot

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in the lineup and we were consistent with our defense ’

The team’s depth is reflect­ed in the three players picked to th e A ll-A rea squad Lindsay R itz and Linzee Smith were always threats at the p la te , w hile N ikki Zabkiewicz always gave the Cougars a chance to win with her pitching

“We had opportunities to win league and district titles, so that made this season a lit­tle more successful than the past when we haven’t gotten by districts,” Patterson said “In a way, this was a season of milestones for us We finally got through the district, and won a game at Monroe, which has been a tough place for us to play recently”

Here’s a look at the 2003 Observerland Softball team

Kelli Szczepanskt Salem P- Perhaps the most in tim idating fac to r regarding SzczepansJo w a s t h e c o m b i r a t i o n o f t h e

imposing numbers she posted together with her status as a junior which means everyone whos returning next season will have to face her again

Szczepanski was an all Western Lakes Activities Association selection leading the Rocks to their first conference title since 198T She was 18 7 overall with a 119 earned run average intheWLAA she posted an 11 2 record with a 133 ERA Szczepanski struck out 92 in 1412/3 innings allowing opposing hitters to bat a mere 198

Kelli Is truly a player (who will) shine even more next year said Salem coach Bonnie Southerland She has great stami na and endurance throwing f o u r p i t c h e s

with easeIn addition Southerland called

Szaepanski the best fielding pitcher I ve ever had

Nikki Zabkiewicz Garden City P While not one of the most overpowering pitchers in the area Zabkiewicz had great command and control around the plate posting a 5

ALL-OBSERVER SOFTBALL2003 ALL-OBSERVER

GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAMS FIRST TEAM

P-Kelli Szczepanski Jr Salem P-Nikkl Zabkiewicz Sr Garden City

C Jonelie Brown Sr Canton C Roya St Clair Fr Liv Stevenson

IB Renee Ross Sr Canton Inf Lmzee Smith Jr Garden City Inf Lindsay Ritz Jr Garden City

Inf Maggie Tudor Sr Salem OF-Beth Mosier Jr Liv Franklin

OF-Sue Woodard Sr Salem OF Colleen 0 Brien Sr Canton

SECOND TEAMP-Amanda Morrill Jr Liv Franklin K auren Greer Jr Huron Valley

P-JuliaVecchioni Sr Liv Stevenson C-Stephanie Day Sr Liv Ladywood C Ashley Crawley Sr Liv Churchill Jnf-CaithnMcNicholas Sr Canton

Inf'Whitney Kubera Jr Clarenceville Inf'Devin Ross So Westland Glenn

Inf Rachel Wade Fr Canton Inf Jill Schultz Fr Liv Ladywood

OF-Cortney Edwards Jr Salem OF Lisa Sprankle Sr Canton OF-Jess Bonello Sr Salem

OF-Terra Russell Jr Garden City

COACH OF THE YEARBarry Patterson Garden City

HONORABLE MENTION Canton Molly Conion Sarina Gorney

Salem Mandy Bradley Alison P ro o d ia n

Alycia Murawski Churchill Sarah Pernak Marilyn Greis Caitiyn Sidor Bridget Long Franklin Sara Wagaman Ashley Bonsall Sara Haleks Lisa Garbutt Katie Meyer

Stevenson Kim Marschick Kristen Hutchins Megan LaMontagne John

Glenn Alicia Ring Dana Baran Rebecca Oros Sara Tyree Megan Dean Wayne

Kelly Harris Stephanie Pelow Ladywood Jennifer Walkuski Patty Kolinski Jess

Glaesser Amanda McCfellan Huron Valley Lutheran Lauren Merian Audrey Metzger

Becky Schultz Clarenceville Marissa Martin Adrian Stewart Ashley Mauer

Emily Collins Lutheran Westland Jenna H e s s Stephanie Rose Thurston Courtney

Kruse Katie Hare Jessica Widmayer Stephanie Farkas Redford Union Katie Pelc Marisa Ketchum Kirsten Gwizdaia

Helene Lloyd Garden City Jessica Knoph Sarah Booth Radford St Agatha* Linda Strohmer Chante Grant Canton Agape

Christian Amy Henry Amanda Tashnick Plymouth Christian Academy Amanda

Saagman Sarah Shumaker Liza Terkoski

to 1 walk to strikeout ratio She struck out 80 batters on the year

and walked just 16 in 150 innings m earning all Mega Red honors S h e allowed 9! hits had SIX shutouts and an ERA of 132 m earn mg a 20 3 record this year

She also hit 319 in the leadoff spot with 15 RBI 36 hits a 354 slugging percentage a n d 5 3 2 o n b a s e percentage

She was certainly one of our key play ers said Patterson She wasnt overpow ering but she got th e job done on the mound and as our Isadoff hitter

Jonelie Brown Canton C it might be dif ficult to determine where Brown was more valuable offensively or defensively

Without a doubt she was a force in both Offensively the senior catcher led a Canton team that won 26 games with a 471 batting average collecting seven doubles and driv ing in 24 runs (both also team highs) She walked just four tim es but she did not

strike out all season And for the third straight season Brown was named the team MVP

Defensively she did not commit an error did not have a passed ball charged against her and threw out seven of 10 baserunners Her coach Jim Arnold often praised Browr s ability to call a game from behind the plate

Brown was also all WLAA and for the second straight year all district

Roya St Clair Liv Stevenson C The freshman catcher posted staggering often sive numbers in her inaugural varsity sea son with a 547 batting average (52 for 95) with five homers three triples 14 doubles and 37 RBI

She also scored 23 runs and had an on base percentage of 583 She struck out just three times all year

You can tell by the way she swings the bat and her arm strength she also knows

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Renee Ross Canton IB A senior Ross helped the Chiefs in so many ways which is why she was named all WLAA and all dis trict - at first base a position she played about haifthe time

Thats because Ross was also Cantons No 1 pitcher As a first baseman she batted 421 with three doubles four triples and a home run driving in 14 runs

As a pitcher Ross was 10 3 with a 183 ERA with an impressive 70 strikeouts m 78 innings while walking just 12 (about one a game] She gave up 16 earned runs on just 53 hits opponents hit just 178 against her

Also 72 percent of her pitches were strikes

Linzee Smith Garden City IF Smith was another solid player for the Cougars earn mg all Mega Red honors as a junior

She s a good power h itte r and an aggressive b a s e r u n n e r s a i d Patterson Shes a real solid player and a great sec

ond baseman She made the plays she was supposed to make and had clutch hits in clutch situations

Smith hit 337 for the Cougars had a slugging percentage of 592 and an on base percentage of 486 She scored 29 runs had 33 hits with four doubles six triples 22 RBI and three homers two of them game win ners

Lindsay Garden City IF Ritz had a break through season for the Cougars with 53 hits eight doubles five trip les two homers 26 RBI and a 445 batting average For kicks the All Mega Red third baseman also had a 647 slugging percentage 591 on base average and also had a 914 field mg percentage

Anything over 50 hits is a heck of a year and she had 53 said Patterson Shes a legitimate all state candidate Her batting average was solid she did a very good job at third and has a good arm I thought she was our most deserving player

Maggie Tudor Salem IF A senior co captain Tudor was all WLAA and for three consecutive seasons w a s n a m e d t o t h e a ll

district team - as an outfielder m 2001 and as a shortstop the past two years

An academic all s ta te scholar athlete (she has a 37 grade point average) Tudor was Salem s offensive MVP for the past two seasons and was nam ed th e school s female scholar athlete of the year In con ference play Tudor hit 422

There is nothing she can t do said her coach Bonme Southerland Maggie has a love for the game (ike no other a real team player role model and team leader the past three years

Tudor will attend Bowling Green in the fall and play softball

Beth Mosier Ltv Franklin OF The f u n i o r

center fielder who missed the final five games due to a back injury batted 348 (23 for 66} with 11 RBI and 17 runs scored She also had an on base average of 480 and stole seven bases in eight attempts

As a fielder the All Western Lakes selec tion posted a fielding percentage of 813

Besides Beths athletic ability she is a great role model and respected by her peers Franklin coach Linda Jimenez said She puts the bail in play and does her job

cons stently Shes steady Sue Woodard Salem OF Woodard

earned a spot m Salem s starting lineup and made the most of her opportunity gar nerng all WLAA and all district honors as a senior

In center field Woodard displayed great speed and great range throwing out three baserunners a t the p late Offensively Woodard also showed great ability batting 387 m conference play

She swings the bat hard and with con viction said her coach Bonme Southerland She covers a lot of ground and has great form in her stride and swing

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Colleen 0 Brien Canton OF If opponents learned anything about 0 Brien the Chiefs senior centerfielder in her three years as a starter it was be cautibus about taking that extra base

This season one that saw Canton play

for the WLAA title and win a state district t i t le 0 Brien had 22 p u to u ts and two assists making just one error At the plate she batted 356 with four doubles a triple and 12 RBI scoring 16 runs

A three time all division selection in the WLAA 0 Brien was also all district for the second straigh t season She also has a 395 grade point average

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WWW hometoicnUfe.com LOCAL SPORTS Observer & Eccentric | Thursday June 19 2003 (PC) B3

S o l s t i c e 5 K r u n e x p e c t s t o d r a w 1 , 0 0 0BY SAM EGGLESTONSPORTS WRITER

For some runners out there, it’s been entirely too long since this area had a distance race of its own

That time is over The first-ever Galyan’s Northville

Solstice 5-Kilometer Run will start at 7 45 a m Saturday, in Northville

The run, which also has a walk to go with it and a kids’ fun run, will find such benefits as ChampionChip timing, a telecast race by Comcast, and awards for overall winner, the masters division and for each age group

Doug Kurtis and I wanted to start a new event in Northville,” said iUan Whitehead, the race director “Northville is a beautiful setting for a race, and many runners just love to take part in events m this communi­ty

Whitehead and Livonian Kurtis,

world record holder for the most sub 2 20 marathons, came up with the idea of this particular event, which is co-sponsored by the Observer & Eccentric

“Doug and I actually had the idea about bnnging back a race to Northville about three years ago,” Whitehead said “Later, I told Doug that I was willing to direct it if he agreed to assist me and join the staif”

And Kurtis was just one of many good additions to the staff

“We have added expenenced staff with Mark Cryderman, Jerry Mittman and Craig Meisel,” Whitehead said

The race, which costs $19 to enter prior to the day of the race and $21 on race day, will donate all of the money raised to Northville Parks and Recreation projects and activi­ties

‘Running the race helps the com­

munity,” Whitehead said “It’s really a thank you to Northville for allow­ing us to use the beautiful downtown area to hold this event ”

The race is expected to bring in more than 1,000 runners and walk­ers The run will include such names as Chris Toloff of Michigan State and Kathy Rink, who is an Olympic Tnals Marathon qualifier

Comcast is going to condense the race into a half-hour telecast that will be shown m 59 cities in the Detroit-Metro area as they use four csuneras and a pace car

And in the pace car“P Kurtis, of course

The well-known runner will be doing commentary for the event

Some of the highlights of the race include the 5K run which starts at 8 15 a m with the 5K walk starting five minutes later The kids fun run will start at 7 45 a m over a 1 5-mile course

There will be pnzes awarded for the overall winners with a $100 gift certificate and gold medals going to the winners, $50 gift certificates to the second place finishers and a $50 certificate going to the masters (over-40) winner

The overall winner will also receive the Doug Kurtis Winner Award, while all age group winners will receive a medal award for their accomplishments

The event will also have an enter­tainment venue hosted at Northville’s Ford Field Tommy Vale and the Torpedoes will be playing for four hours throughout the day, while kids can hit the face-painting booth and all participants are welcome to a large food and refreshment buffet

For anyone who has registered before the day of the event, a colorful race T-shirt is also going to be received

“This is going to be a lot of fun>”

Whitehead said “I’m really looking forward to being a part o f this ”

For more information, visit WWW northvilleparksandrec org or WWW runmichigan com Those inter­ested in registenng online can go to WWW signmeupsports com/15969

Race packets can be picked up the week of the race event at the Parks and Recreation office For office hours, call (248) 349-0203 Ext 1408) located at Hillside Middle School, 700 W Baseline Road (at Center Street) Rack packets and timing chips are only available on race day at the registration tent before 7 30 a m at Ford Field in downtown

Sam E g g le s to n is th e s p o r t s w r it e r fo r th eN o r th v il le R eco rd an d th eN o v i N ew s He can be re a ch e d a t (248) 3491700 E xt 104 o r atseggleston@ ht hom ecom m net

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Marco DiMichele saved his best for last

The recent Garden City High School graduate took center stage among the best senior baseball players in the state Monday afternoon DiMichele was named the East MVP m the Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Game at Comenca Park in helping his team to a 3-1 victory over the West

DiMichele pitched three superb innings, stnking out seven of the nine batters he faced m earning the honor He started the game on the mound for die East and set the tone for the game, as it became a rare pitcher’s duel

‘ I wa^ nervous when I was warming up before the game, looking around at the ball­park,” DiMichele said “But once we got started, I put my nerves aside and decided that no one on the other team was better than me I just got into my groove and went from there

DiMichele, a First-Team All State selection, struck out the first four batters he faced Only two West players reached base against DiMichele, with one getting picked off of first and the other thrown out attempt­ing to steal

Garden City coach Steve Herman, who has helped guide DiMichele through his up-and- down high school career, was beaming with pride after he was named MVP of a game that gathered the best high school senior baseball players

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m the state“This IS just the neatest thing

I ve been to,’Herman said “He could have thrown m the towel and decided all this wasn’t worth it But he came back this year with a chip on his shoul­der and had something to prove And by him being here, you can see he has proved it ’

DiMichele will play at Kent State University next year, and had an outstanding senior sea­son for the Cougars He went 11-2 on the mound with a 101 earned run average He also set a school record with 146 strike­outs, and found time to bat 440 with 31 runs scored at the

plateFour other Observer and

Eccentric area ballplayers were also on the East squad, and each contributed to the team’s win

Derek Ranck represented the Clarkston Wolves, and was joined by his coach Phil Price on the team Dan Lentz from Division 1 state runner-up Birmingham Brother Rice started at shortstop, while Andy Wmgert (Farmington Harnson) and Kevin Lamb (West Bloomfield) also had pitching stints on the m6und m the game

Harnson coach John Herrington said Wmgert used his work ethic and baseball savvy to play m the ultimate high school baseball game Wmgert pitched the top of the fourfii inning for the East team and recorded two stnkeouts in an effective outing

“It’s the culmination of a great career for him,” he said “He started three years for us and was a very steady per­former”

Wmgert is headed to Central Michigan University next year on a combmation baseball and academic scholarship He’s a 3 8 student and went 8-3 with a 199 earned run average

Lentz finished quite a 48- hour roller coaster nde with his participation in the game Saturday, he and his Brother Rice teammates suffered a 5-2 upset loss to Holland West Ottawa in the Division 1 State Finals But he was a catalyst m the East’s victory Monday, stealing two bases and sconng the team’s first run while get­ting the start at shortstop

“It’s nice to really end things on a winning note ” Lentz said after the all star win “Although rd trade this for us winning on Saturday anytime It’s hard not to think about our loss, but this game helped 'This nde has just been the best time of my life ”

Lentz had played at the CoPa three previous times, winning the 2002 Catholic League championship there He will play at the University of Michigan next year

Clarkston was the best-rep- resented of the area schools at the game, with a player and a coach Ranck, who will play at Wayne State University in the fall, finished a career tiiat saw he and his team improve bit by bit over the past Hiree seasons He helped put the Wolves on the baseball map the past two seasons, leading the team to a semifinal berth m 2002 and a league title this year

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7:30 pm @ Plymouth-Canton H .S .The Mid Michigan Bucks o f the Premier Development League (PDL) have been one oftbe m<»t successful minor league soccer franchises m U S history hi addition to becoming the first Division IV team to ever defeat an MLS squad in U S Open Cup, the Bucks entor toeir eighfii season seekmg a PDL-record eighth consecutive winning season and sixth division title Formerly based m Saginaw, toe Bucks now c^l metro Detroit home Tickets are just $9 at toe gate or $7, if purchased m advance, by calling 989-781-6888 or gomg to any o f the following tick^ outlets

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Price, who just completed his fifth season as varsity coach at Clarkston, said the whole expenence made him feel like a Ibd again

“What a great Father’s Day present,” Price said, referring also to annual banquet held Sunday night for everyone involved in the game “I felt like a kid m a candy store, like it was Christmas m June Us coaches were arguing over who would get to coach third base, and talk about going out to the mound, just so we could say we walked out to the mound here But our pitchers played excel­lent

“I’ve always had a lot of con­fidence in Derek, and he just had a great year He improved his defense, he hit 470 and was a great team leader

Ranck smacked 54 hits in 30 games, stole 16 bases and had 39 RBI in helping the Wolves to their first-ever outright league title

Lamb also saw the comple­tion of a very successful career for himself and his teammates on the Lakers

He pitched the sixth inning and struck out one while issu­ing one walk

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C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F C A N T O N B O A R D P R O C E E D I N G S - J U N E 1 0 ,2 0 0 3

The Board o f Trustees convened a t 6 0 0 p m in closed session to discuss pending litigation a n d employee negotiations. Members Present Bennett, B urdziak McLaughlin Zarbo Kirchgatter Yack Shefferly Members Abseiit NoneS ta f f Present Director Durack A nn Conklin Council Davis / Motion by Zarbo, supported by McLaughlin to move from closed session to open session a t? 02 p m Motion carried unanimously A regular m eeting of the Board of Trustees of th e C harter Township of C anton was held Tuesday June 10 2003 a t 46000 Summit Parkway Supervisor Yack called the meetmg to order a t 7 04 p m and led the Pledge of Allegiance to the FlagMembers P resen t B ennett Burdziak, McLaughlin Zarbo K irchgatter Yack, Shefferly Members Absent NoneS taff P resen t Director Mmghine Director D urack Director Machnik Director Santom auro Director ConklmMotion by B ennett supported by K irchgatter to approve the agenda as presented Motion earned unanimouslyMotion by B ennett supported by Zarbo to approve th e Regular BoardM m utes of May 27 2003 Motion earned unammouslyMotion by K irchgatter supported by Burdziak to approve pa5onent ofth e bills as presented Motion earned unanimouslyE x p e a d itu re J te c s p jP o r J u n e 10.2008G eneral Fund 101 $ 748,777 43Fire Fund 206 29,015 66Police Fund 207 72 043 82Sum m it O perating 208 75 504 67S tree t Lighting 219 15 729 93Cable TV Fund 230 1586 32Twp Im provem ent 246 3 900 00E 911 U tility 261 1,263 50Auto Forfeiture(wwa) 267 12,938 56Federal G ran ts Fund 274 24120Auto Theft G ran t 289 20154Downtown Dev A uth 294 32,58128Cap Proj Sum m it Const 402 406,071 50Cap Proj Road Paving 403 2,130 03Golf Fund 584 33 672 66W ater & Sewer Fund 592 39,92910T rust & . i^ n c y Fund 701 6,597 00Post Employ. Benefits 736 548.51T o ta l - A ll F u n d s 1,187,695.32P U B L IC H E A R IN G - I t e m 1 C l a s s C L i q u o r L i c e n s e T r a n s f e r t oG a rd e n B u ffe t, 42759 F o rd R o ad , C a n to n , M l Motion by B ennett,supported by K irchgatter to open th e Public H earing a t 7 07 p m toh e a r th e request of G arden Buffet to tran sfe r ownership of C lass CL icense from D earb o rn H e ig h ts M ichigan M otion c a rr ie dunam m ously Motion by B ennett supported by K irchgatter to close thepublic hearing a t 7 09 p m Motion carried unanim ously Motion byB ennett, supported by Zarbo to approve the request o f G arden Buffetto tran sfe r ownership of a 1998 Tavern Licensed Business, located mEscrow a t 22024 Van B om Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127, WayneCounty, from P izza H u t of^Amenca, Inc (a D elaw are Corporation),tran sfe r location (Governm ental U nit) (MCL 436 1531(1) to 4275742759 Ford Road Canton, Michigan 48187 C anton Township, WayneCounty and Transfer Classification to a Class C License be consideredfor approval "Above all others” i t is the consensus of th is legislativebody th a t th e transfer be recommended Motion earned unanimouslyI te m 2. C o n s id e r T ax A b a te m e n t F o r G re e n f ie ld D ie &M a n u fa c tu r in g C o rp o ra tio n . M otion by B ennett, supported byM cLaughlin to open Hie public hearing a t 7 10 p m to hea r considerta x ab a tem en t request from G reenfield Die and M anufacturingCorporation M otion ca rr ied unan im ously M otion by B en n e tt,supported by M cLaughlin to close the public h ea rin g a t 7 11 p mMotion earned unammouslyMotion by B ennett supported by K irchgatter to approve the Resolution A pproving A pplication o f G reenfield D ie and M an ufac tu ring C orporation Industria l Facilities Exemption C ertificate for Personal Property Motion earned unammouslyI te m 3. H o ld T h e P u b lic H e a r in g o f N e c e s s i ty A n d C o n s id e r A d o p tin g R e so lu t io n N u m b e r 3 F o r T h e R e d u c e d L o tz R o a d P a v in g A n d D ra in a g e S p ec ia l A ssessm en t D is t r ic t 2003-2, S o u th o f M ic h ig a n A venue. Motion by B ennett supported by Zarbo to open th e P ub lic H earin g o f N ecessity a t 7 14 p m M otion e a rn e d unanim ously Motion by B ennett supported by Zarbo to close th e Pubhc H earing of Necessity a t 7 19 pm Motion ea rn ed unamm ously Motion by B ennett, supported by Burdziak to adopt Resolution No 3 L o tz R oad P av ing an d D ra inage (M ich igan Avenue S o u th Approximately 1 660 Lineal Feet) Special Assessm ent D istrict 2003 2 C O N SEN T CAT.ENDAR. I te m 1 B u d g e t A m en d m en t, G e n e ra l F u n d • E le c t io n s C o n tr a c te d S e rv ic e s M otion by B en n e tt supported by K irchgatter to approve the following G eneral Fund budget am endm ent to reappropriate budget funds for purchase of con trac t services to K en B orsare for a custom designed softw are program solution for transferring ex is tii^ signature images from old v o te r reg is tra tio n system into th e Michigan Q ualified Voter File Increase Revenues A ppropriation from Fim d B alance 101-000 699 0000 $ 2,560 00 / Increase A ppropnations E lection C ontracted Services 101 191 818 0000 $ 2,560 00 T his budge t am endm ent increases th e Election C ontracted Services budget from $115,500 to $118 060, and th e G en era l F u n d budge t from $24,067 302 to $24,069 862 Motion earned unanimouslyI te m 2. S e c o n d R e a d in g o f O rd in a n c e 157, T e leco m m im ica tio n s O rd in a n c e Motion by B ennett, supported by K irchgatter to remove from th e table and adopt th e new Tfelecommnmcations Ordinance No 157 This Ordinance will be published and become effective on June 19, 5003 Motion earned unanimously

C B A R TER TOW N SHIP O F CANTON TELECOM M UNICATIONS ORDINANCE N O. 157

A N O R D IN A N C E PR O V ID IN G F O R T H E R EG U LA TIO N O F T H E U S E O F P U B L IC R IG H T S-O F-W A Y BY TELE- C O M M U N IC A TIO N S P R O V ID E R S ; P R O V ID IN G F O R D E FIN IT IO N S, PR O V ID IN G F O R A P E R M IT AND P E R M IT T ER M S AND FE E S; PR O V ID IN G FO R T H E T ER M S O F U SE O F T H E P U B L IC R IG H T S-O F-W A Y B Y A P E R M IT T E E ; P R O V ID IN G F O R TELECOM M UNICATIONS P R O V ID E R S F E E S , P R O V ID IN G F O R L IA B IL IT Y A N D IN SU R A N C E ; PR O V ID IN G F O R ANNUAL R E PO R T S O P FU N D S R EC EIV ED B Y T H E T O W N S H IP F R O M T H E M E T R O P O L IT A N E X T E N SIO N R IG H T O F WAY AUTHORITY; PR O V ID IN G F O R PEN A LTIES; PR O V ID IN G F O R A RESERVA TIO N OF R IG H T S; PR O V ID IN G FO R R EPE A L O F IN C O N SISTEN T ORDINANCES; P R O V ID IN G F O R SEV ER A B ILITY , A N D PR O V ID IN G F O R PU B L IC A TIO N AND E FFE C T IV E DATE H ER EO F.

T H E CH A RTER TOW N SHIP O P CANTON ORDAINS: TELECOMM UNICATIONS

SE C T IO N 1; IN T E N T A N D P U R P O S E ; D E F IN IT IO N S ; PE R M IT S; U S E O F P U B L IC R IG H T S-O F-W A Y , F E E S ; LIABILITY, IN D E M N IF IC A T IO N A N D IN S U R A N C E ; M ISCELLA N EO US; RESERVATION O F R IG H TS A R T IC L E I: IN T E N T AND P U R P O S E S e c tio n 1 - I n t e n t a n d P u rp o s e . The purposes of th is ordinance are to regu late access to and ongoing u se of public righ ts of way by telecomm umcations providers for th e ir telecom m unications facilities w hile p rotecting th e public health , safety, and w elfare and exercising reasonable control of th e pubhc righ ts o f way in comphance w ith the M etropolitan Extension Telecommumcations R ights of Way Oversight Act (Act No 48 of th e Pubhc Acts of 2002) (“Act”) and other applicable law S e c tio n 2 - C om p lian ce . The Township hereby declares th a t its policy and in te n t in adopting th is ordinance is to fully comply w ith th e requirem ents o f the Act, and the provisions hereof should be construed m such a m anner as to achieve th a t purpose S e c tio n 8 - C o n flic t. N othing m th is ordinance shall be construed in such a m anner as to conflict w ith th e Act or other applicable lawA R T IC L E II : D E F IN IT IO N S S e c tio n 4 - I ^ r m s D e fin ed . Theterm s used in th is ordinance shall have the following meaiungs A ct m eans th e M etropolitan Extension Telecommunications R ights of Way O versight Act (Act No 48 of the Pubhc Acts of 2002), as amended from tim e to tim eM unicipal Services m eans the C harter Township of Canton Office of M unicipal Services or th e designee of the D irector of the Office of M unicipal ServicesPerm it m eans a non exclusive perm it issued p u rsu an t to the Act and th is o rdinance to a telecom m unications provider to use th e public righ ts of-way in the Township for its telecommumcations facilities Permittee m eans a Telecommunications Provider th a t has been issued a Perrm t pu rsuan t to th is Ordmance Thwnship m eans the C harter Township of Canton T o w n s h ip B o a rd m eans th e B oard of T rustees of the C h arte r Township o f C anton or its designee This Section does not authorize delegation of any decision or function th a t is requ ired by law to be m ade by th e Township BoardTownship Supervisor m eans the Township Supervisor for th e C harter Township of Canton or h is or her d e s :^ e e

All o ther term s used m th is ordmance shall have th e same meam ng as defined or as provided m the A ct including w ithou t lim itation the followingAuthority m eans th e M etropolitan E xtension Telecommumcations R ights of Way Oversight A uthonty created in Section 3 of the Act B roadband In ternet access transport services m eans the broadband transm ission of da ta between an end user and th e end user’s In te rne t

service provider s po in t of interconnection a t a speed of 200 or more kilobits per second to th e end u ser s prem isesM PSC m ean s th e M ichigan P ub lic Service C om m ission in th e D epartm ent of C onsum er and In d u s try Services and shall have the sam e meaning as th e term “Commission” in the Act Person m eans a n ind iv idual, corporation partnersh ip association governmental en tity or any o ther legal entityPublic R igh t o f Way m eans th e a re a on below or above a public roadway highw ay s tree t alley easem ent or waterway Public righ t of way does not include a federal sta te , or private righ t of way Telecommunication Facilities or Facilities m eans th e equipm ent or personal p roperty such as copper an d fiber cables, lines w ires switches conduits pipes and sh e a th s w hich a re u sed to or can generate re c e iv e , t r a n s m i t c a r r y a m p lify o r p ro v id e telecommumcations services or signeils Telecommunication facilities or faa lities do no t include an tennas supportm g structures for antennas equipm ent sh e lte rs or houses and any ancillary equ ipm en t and miscellaneous hardw are used to provide federally licensed commercial mobile service as defined in section 332(d) of p a r t I of ti tle III of the communications ac t of 1934, chapte r 652 48 S ta t 1064 47 U S C 332 and further defined as com m erci^ mobile radio service in 47 CFR 20 3 and service provided by any w ireless two way communication device Telecom m unications Provider P ro v id e r a n d Telecommunications Services m ean those term s as defined in Section 102 of th e Michigan te lecom m unications act, 1991 PA 179, M CL 484 2102 Telecommumcation provider does no t include a person o r an affiliate of th a t person w hen providing a federally licensed comm ercial mobile rad io serv ice a s defined in Section 332(d) o f p a r t I of th e commumeations ac t of 1934 chapte r 652 48 S ta t 1064 47 U S C 332 and fu rther defined as commercial mobile radio service m 47 CFR 20 3 or service provided by any w ireless tw o way comm unication device For the purpose of th e A rt and th is ordm ance only a provider also includes a ll of th e following(a) A cable television operator th a t provides a telecom m unications service (b) Except as otherwise provided by the Act, a person who owns telecommumcation facilities located w ith in a public n g h t o f way (c) A person providmg broadband In te rn e t transport access service A RTICLE III: PE R M IT S S e c tio n 5 - P e rm it R e q u ire d , (a) Permit Required E x c e p t a s o th e rw is e p ro v id ed in th e A rt a telecommunications provider using or seeking to use public rights of way m th e Township for its telecom m unications facilities shall apply for and obtain a perm it p u rsu an t to th is ordinance (b) Application T elecom m unications p rov iders sh a ll apply for a p e rm it on an app lica tion form approved by th e MPSC in accordance w ith Section 6(1) of th e Act A telecom m unications provider shall file one copy of th e app lica tion w ith th e Township C lerk one copy w ith M unicipal S erv ices a n d o ne copy w ith th e Townships General Counsel Applications shall be adm m istrativeiy complete and m clude a ll in fo rm a tio n r e q u i r e d by th e Act including w ithout lim itation a route m ap show ing the location of th e provider’s existing and proposed facilities in accordance w ith Section 6(5) of the Act A copy o f th e a p p lic a tio n form a s app roved by th e C o m m iss io n c a n be o b ta in e d on th e I n t e r n e t a t h ttp /Avww CIS state.mi.u8/mpsc/comm/nghtoftvay/nghtofwav.htm. (c) Confidential Inform ation P u rs u a n t to Section 6(5) o f th e Act, i f a t^ecommunicaHons provider d a im s th a t any portion of th e route maps subm itted by i t a s p a rt o f i ts app lica tion con ta in tra d e secret, proprietary, o r confidential inform ation , w hich is exem pt from th e Freedom of Inform ation A rt 1976 PA 442 MCL 15 231 to 15 246, the telecommumcations provider sha ll prom inently so indicate on the face of each m ap (d) Application Fee Except as otherwise provided by the Act the application shall be accompamed by a one tim e non refundable application fee in th e am ount o f $500 OX) (e) Additional Information The Township’s G eneral Coimsel or Municipal Services m ay request an applicant to subm it such additional inform ation w hich th e Township C lerk or D ep a rtm en t of M unic ipal Services deem s reasonably necessary or re lev an t The ap p lican t shall comply w ith all such requests in compliance w ith reasonable deadlines for such additional in form ation estab lish ed by th e Townships G en era l C ounsel or Mumcipal Services I f the Township and the applicant cannot agree on th e requirem ent o f additional inform ation requested by th e Toivnship C lerk or D epartm en t of M um cipal Services th e Township or th e appheant shall notify th e MPSC as provided m Section 6(2) of the Act (f) M isleading Statem ents A Person who provides m form ation to the Tovraship in connection w ith a Perm it application or any o ther m atters under th is Article w hich contains a n u n tru e s ta tem en t of a m aterial fact or om its a m ateria l fact necessary to m ake th e mform ation not misleadmg shall be m violation of th is Ordinance and shall be subject to all rem edies for violation of th is Ordinance and th e Township Code including w ithout lim itation dem al of th e requested action and Perm it revocation Each day th a t a Person fails to correct a n u n true statem ent of a m aterial fact or the omission of a m aterial fact necessary to make the information no t m isleading shall constitute a separate violation of th is Ordinance (g) Previously Issued Permits P u rsuan t to Section 5(1) of the Act valid and unexpired telecommunications perm its or consent agreem ents previously issued by th e Township under Section 251 of th e Michigan Telecommunications A rt 1991 PA 179 MCL 484 2261 and valid and unexp ired p e rm its or ag reem en ts issued by the Township to telecomm unications providers prior to th e 1995 enactm ent of Section 251 of th e Michigan Telecommunications Act b u t after 1985 shall, durm g th e ir te rm or any valid extensions or reissuance thereof, sa tisfy th e p e rm it req u irem en ts o f th is ordinance (h) Existing P ro v i^rs P u rsu a n t to Section 5(3) of th e Act w ith in 180 days from November 1, 2002, th e effective d a te o f th e Act a telecommunications provider w ith fa a litie s located m a public n g h t of way in th e Township as of such date , th a t has n o t previously obtained au thonza tion or a perm it u n d er Section 251 o f th e M ichigan telecom m unications act 1991 PA 179, MCL 484 2251, sh a ll subm it to th e Township an application for a perm it m accordance w ith the requirem ents of th is ordnance P u rsu a n t to Section 5(3) of th e Act, a telecommunications provider su b m ittin g a n app lica tion u nder th is subsection is not required to pay th e $500 00 application fee required under subsection(d) above A provider under th is subsection shall be given up to an additional 180 days to subm it th e perm it application if allowed by the Authority, as provided m Section 5(4) of the ActS ec tio n 6 - I s s u a n c e o f P e rm it , (a) Approval or denial The au thonty to approve or deny a n application for a perm it is hereby designated to the Tbwnship Board P u rsuan t to Section 15(3) of th e A rt, the Township Board shall approve or deny a n application for a perm it w ithin forty five (46) days from th e da te a telecom m unications provider files an application for a perm it under Section 6(b) of th is Ordinance for access to a public n g h t of way w ith in th e Township P u rsuan t to Section 6(6) of th e Art, th e Township sh a ll notify th e MPSC w hen th e Township Board h as grsinted or demed a perm it, mcludmg information regardm g the date on w hich th e application w as filed and th e date on which the perm it w as g ra n te d or den ied T he Township B oard sh a ll no t unreasonably deny an application for a perm it (b) Form o f Permit I f an application for perm it is approved, the Township Board shall issue th e perm it in th e form approved by th e MPSC, w ith or w ithout additional or different perm it term s, in accordance w ith Sections 6(1) 6(2) an d 15 o f th e Act T he p e rm it forms cu rren tly approved by th e M PSC c a n b e o b ta in e d on th e I n t e r n e t a t httpJ/www CIS s ta te mi/us/mpsc/comm/nghtofWay/nghtoftvayhtm (c) Conditions P u rsu a n t to Section 15(4) of th e Act th e Township Board m ay im pose conditions on th e issuance o f a perm it, which conditions shall be lim ited to th e telecommunications provider’s access and usage of th e public righ t o f way (d) Bond Requirem ent P u rsuan t to Section 15(3) o f th e A rt, and w ithou t lim itation on subsection (c) above, th e Township Board m ay reqm re th a t a bond be posted by the telecomm unications provider as a condition of the perm it If a bond is required, i t sh a ll n o t exceed th e reasonable cost to ensure th a t the pubhc n g h t of way is re tu rn ed to i ts ongineQ condition dunng and a f te r th e te le co m m u n ica tio n s p ro v id e r’s a c c e ss a n d u se(e) Overlasking A Perm ittee shall no t allow any Telecommumcations F ac ilitie s o f a th i r d p a r ty to be o v e rla sh ed to i ts ow n Telecommunications Facilities w ith o u t th e Township’s p rio r w ritten consent The Township’s n g h t to w ithhold w n tten consent is subject to th e au th o r ity o f th e M PSC u n d e r Section 361 o f th e Michigan Telecommunications Act, MCL 484 2361 (f) Non Exclusive Additional Permits A P e rm it shall be non exclusive The Township expressly reserves th e righ t to approve, a t any tim e additional Perm its for access to and ongoing use of the Pubhc R ight of Way by Telecommumcations Providers and to e n te r into agreem ents and g ran t franchises for such access and u se T he issuance of add itional Perm its, en try in to agreements, o r g ra n t of franch ises shall not be deem ed to amend, modify, revoke or te rm inate th e term s and conditions o f any Perm its previously is su ed to Telecom m unication Providers (g) Permittee Contacts The P e n m t m u st include th e nam es addresses, telephone num bers an d th e like for en g inee ring and construction re la ted information for Pertm ittee and its telecommumcations Facihties S ec tio n 7 -A ssig n m en t. A Perm ittee m ay assign or tran sfer its rights under a perm it or th e persons or en tities controlling Perm ittee may change, in whole or m part, voluntarily involuntarily or by operation of law, including by m erger or consolidation change in ownership or control o f th e Perm ittee s business or by other m eans, subject to the following (a) No such tran sfer or charge m the control of a Perm ittee shall be effective under th e perm it, w ithou t th e Township’s prior approval (which sh a ll no t be unreasonably w ithheld) during the tim e period irom th e da te of issuance of th e perm it u n til the completion of the construction of th e Telecommunications F aah ties m those portions of the Public Right-of Way specified in th e perm it and any attachm ents thereto (b) A fte r th e com pletion of th e con stru c tio n of th e Telecommunications Facilities, a Perm ittee m ust provide notice to the Township of such transfer, assignm ent or change in control nq la te r th an th irty (30) days after such occurrence, provided however(i) Any transferee or assignee of a perm it shall be qualified to perform

u nder its term s and conditions and comply w ith aU applicable law, including bu t not lim ited to th is O rdinance, sh a ll be subject to th e obhgations of the perm it, including responsibility for any defaults th a t occurred prior to th e tran sfe r or assignm ent, shall supply the Township w ith th e mform ation requ ired under Section 7(g) of th is Article, and shall comply w ith any updated in su ran ce and perform ance bond requirem ents under th is Ordmance and(ii) In th e event of a change in control, i t sha ll not be to an en tity lacking the qualifications to assure th e Perm ittee s ability to perform under the term s and conditions of a ll applicable law mcludmg bu t not lim ited to this Ordinsmce th e term s and conditions of the perm it, and th e P erm ittee sh a ll com ply w ith any u p d a ted in su ran ce and performance bond re q u ire m e n t under th is Ordinance S e c tio n 8 - R e v o c a tio n In addition to a ll o ther rights and powers reserved or perta in ing to the Township, th e Township reserves as an additional separate and d istinct rem edy th e n g h t to revoke a Penm t and a ll rights and privileges of a P erm ittee in any o f the followmg events or for any of th e followmg reasons (a) A Perm ittee fails after th ir ty (30) days p rio r w rit te n notice to comply w ith any of the provisions of the Perm it or th is O rdinance, or (b) A Perm ittee becomes insolvent unab le or u nw illing to pay i ts deb ts o r is adjudged bankrup t or (c) A Perm ittee violates Section (f) of th is Ordmance, or (d) The Township condemns all of th e p roperty of a Perm ittee w ithin th e Township by th e law ful exercise of em inen t domain, or (e) A Perm ittee fails to pay any fines due for violations of th is Ordmance, or (g) A Perm ittee fails to pay any civil fines im posed fay a court of competent junsdiction, such as p u rsu an t to a n Ordinance providing for civil infractionsNo revocation except for reason of condem nation, shall be effective im less the Township B oard shall have adopted a resolution setting fo rth th e reason for th e revocation an d th e effective date , which resolution shall not be adopted w ithout th ir ty (30) days prior notice to th e Perm ittee and a h ea rin g a t w hich th e P erm ittee receives due process as required by lawA R T IC L E IV U SE O F PU B L IC RIGHTS-OF-W AY S e c tio n 9 • R e se rv a tio n o f P o lic e P o w e rs . P u rsu a n t to Section 15(2) of th e Art, th is ordinance shall n o t lim it th e Township’s r ig h t to review and approve a telecommunication provider’s access to and ongomg use of a public righ t of way or lim it th e Tow nships a u th o n ty to ensure and protect the health safety and welfare of th e public S e c tio n 10 - C o n s tr u c t io n /E n g in e e r in g P e rm it . A telecommu- m cations provider shall not commence construction upon, over, across, or u n d er the public r ig h ts of way in th e Township w ithou t firs t obtaim ng a construction or engineenng perm it as required under the S ta te Construction Code as enforced by th e Township, for construction w ith in th e public righ ts of way No fee sh a ll be charged for such a construction or engm eerm g perm it S e c tio n 11 - C o n d u it o r U tility P o les . Pursuant to Section 4(3) of the Act obtaim ng a perm it or paying the fees required im der th e Act or under th is Ordmance does not give a telecommunications provider a righ t to use conduit or utfiity poles S e c tio n 12 - R o u te M ap s . P u rsu a n t to Section 6(7) of th e Act, a telecom m unications p rov ider sha ll, w ith in 90 days a f te r th e su b s tan tia l completion of construction o f new telecom m um cations facilities in the Township subm it rou te m aps showing the location of th e telecommunications facilities to bo th th e MSPC and to M uniapal Services S e c tio n 13 - A s-B u ilt R e c o rd s . A Perm ittee, w ithout expense to the Township shall, upon forty e igh t (48) hours notice, give th e Township access to a ll as bm lt” m ap s records, p lan s and specifications showing th e Telecommunications F aa h tie s o r portions thereof m the Public R ight of Way U pon request by th e Township, a Perm ittee shall mform th e Township a s soon as reasonably possible of any changes from previously supplied m aps, records, or p lans and shall m ark up maps provided by th e Township so as to show the location of th e Telecomm unications Facilities S e c t io n 14 - R e s to r a t io n o f P ro p e r ty . P u rsuan t to Section 15(5) of th e Act, a telecommumcations p rovider undertak ing a n excavation o r construction or in sta lling te lecom m unications fa c ilitie s w ith in a public r ig h t o f way or tem porarily obstructing a public n g h t o f w ay in th e Township, as authonzed by a perm it, shall prom ptly rep a ir aU d a m ^ e done to the s tree t surface and all installa tions on, over, below, or w ithin th e public nght-of way and shall prom ptly res to re th e public n g h t of-w£^ to its preexisting condition S e c tio n 15 - N o B u rd e n o n P u b lic R ^ t s - o f - W ay A Perm ittee an d its con tractors and subcontractors and a Perm ittee s Telecojumumcations F a a h tie s shall no t unduly burden or interfere w ith th e p resen t or fu tu re use of any of th e Pubhc Righte-of- Way w ithin the Township A P erm ittee shall erect and m a in ta in its Telecommunications Facilities so as to cause m inim um interference w ith th e use of th e Public R ights o f W ay and w ith th e rig h ts and reasonable convenience of p roperty ow ners Perm ittee s cables and w ires shall be suspended o r buried so as to no t endanger or injure Persons or property in th e Public R ights o f Way I f the Township m its re a so n a b le ju d g m e n t d e te rm in e s t h a t an y p o rtio n o f th e Telecom munications F ac ilitie s c o n s titu te s a n undue b u rd en o r interference the Perm ittee a t its sole cost and expense shall modify its Telecommunications Facilities or ta k e such o ther actions as th e Township m ay determ ine a re in th e public in te re s t to rem ove or alleviate the burden and th e P erm ittee shall do so -within th e tune period estab lished by th e Township S e c t io n 16 - M a rk in g . A P erm ittee shall m ark any in s ta lla tio n s of its Telecommunications Facilities th a t occur a fte r th e effective d a te of th is O rdinance as follows (a) A enal portions of its Telecommumcations System shall be m arked with a m arker on its Imes on a lte rn a te poles which shall s ta te th e P erm ittee s nam e and provide a to ll free num ber to call for assistance (b) D ire c t b u rie d u n d e rg ro u n d p o rtio n s o f i ts Telecommumcations System shall have (i) a conductii^ w ire placed m th e ground a t leas t several inches above th e Perm ittee s cable (if such cable IS non conductive) (ii) a t le a s t severa l inches above th a t a continuous colored ta p e w ith th e P erm ittee s nam e and a toll free phone num ber and a sta tem en t to th e effect th a t there is bu n ed cable beneath and (iii) s tak es or o ther app rop ria te above ground m arkers w ith the Perm ittee s nam e and a toll free num ber m dicatm g th a t there IS bu n ed telephone cable below (c) Portions of its Telecommumcations System located in conduit, including facilities of o thers used by a Perm ittee shall be m arked a t each m anhole w ith th e Perm ittee’s nam e and toll free telephone num ber to call for assistance S e c tio n 17 - T re e T n m iu in g . A Perm ittee may w ith th e perm ission of th e County and S tate tn m trees upon and overhangm g th e Pubhc Rights-of-Way so as to prevent the branches of such trees from coming m to contact w ith its Telecommunications F aah tie s T he Perm ittee shall mimmize the t r imming of trees to trim m ing only those trees th a t are essential to m a in ta in th e in te g r i ty o f its Telecom m unications Facilities No tr im m ing shall be done m th e Pubhc R ights of Way w ithout previously mformmg the Township S e c tio n 18 - P a v e m e n t C u t C oo ix lina tion . A P erm ittee sh a ll coordinate a ll construction w ork m th e Public Rights of Way w ith th e Townships p rogram for sidewalk and/or stree t construction rebuilding, resurfacm g and rep a ir A Perm ittee shall m eet w ith the official o f th e Township p rim arily responsible for th e Ihibhe R ights of Way a t leas t twice per y ea r to th is end The goals of such coordination shall be to require a P erm ittee to conduct all w ork m the Public Rights of Way m conjunction w ith or im m ediately p rio r to any sidewalk or s tre e t construction or re p a ir p lanned by th e Township S e c tio n 19 ■ C o m p lia n c e w ith L aw s . A Perm ittee shall comply w ith a ll laws s ta tu tes , O rdm ances, ru les an d regulations regarding the installation c o n s tru c tio n o w n e r s h ip a n d u s e o f i t s Telecommunications Facilities w hether federal, s ta te or local, now m force or which hereafter m ay be prom ulgated Before any installation is commenced the P erm ittee shall secure a ll necessary perm its, licenses and approvals from a ll appropnate departm ents, agenaes, boards or commissions of th e Township or o ther governm ental en tity as may be required by law, including, w ithout lim itation , a ll u tility line perm its and highway perm its A Perm ittee shall comply in a ll respects w ith applicable codes and m dustry standards, m c lu d u ^ b u t not hm ited to th e N ational E lectncal Safety Code ( la te s t edition) and th e National E lectnc Code (la test edition) A Perm ittee shall comply w ith all zbnmg and land use O rdm ances and histone preservation OiHmances as may exist or may hereafter be amended S e c tio n 20 - S tr e e t V acation . I f th e Township vacates or consents to th e vacation of Public Rights of Way w ithm its jurisdiction and such vacation necessitates th e removal and relocation of a Perm ittee s fa ah tie s m th e vacated Public Right-of Way, the Perm ittee shall, as a condition o f th e perm it, consent to the vacation and remove i ts facilities a t its sole cost and expense when ordered to do so by th e Township or a court of competent junsdiction The Perm ittee shall relocate its faa lities to such alternate route as the Township ap p ly ii^ reasonable en g m ee ru ^ standards, shall designate S e c tio n 21 • R e lo c a t io n . I f th e Township requests a Perm ittee to relocate protect, support disconnect, or remove its faah ties becausq of s tre e t or u tility work, or o ther public projects, th e Perm ittee shall relocate protect, support, disconnect, or remove its faah ties , a t its sole cost and expense including where necessary to such alternate route as th e Township app ly ing reasonab le eng inee ring stan d ard s, sha ll specify The w ork s h ^ l be completed w ith in th e tim e period S ec tio n 22 - P u b lic E m e rg e n c y The Township shall have th e r ^ h t to sever, disrupt, dig up or otherw ise destroy facilities of a Perm ittee, w ithout any prior notice if such action is deemed necessary because of a pubhc emergency I f reasonab le to do so u n d e r th e circum stances, th e Township will a tte m p t to provide no tice to th e Perm ittee Piiblic emergency shall be any condition w hich poses an im m ediate th re a t to life, health or p roperty caused by any n a tu ra l o r m an m ade disaster, including bu t not hm ited to storm s floods, fire, acadents, explosions, w ater m ain bresdes hazardous m ateria l spills, etc The Perm ittee shall be responsible for rep a ir a t its sole cost and expense of any of its facilities damaged pursuan t to any such action taken, by th e Township S e c tio n 23 - M iss D ig If eligible to jo in a Perm ittee shall subsenbe to and be a m em ber of "MISS DIG, th e assoaa tion of u tilities formed

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p u rsu an t to Act 53 of th e Public Acts of 1974, as am ended MCL 460 701 e t seq and shall conduct its business m conformance w ith the s ta tu to ry provisions an d re g u la tio n s p ro m u lg a ted th e re u n d e r S e c tio n 24 • U n d e i ^ o u n d R e lo c a t io n . I f a Perm ittee h as its facilities on poles of D etroit Edison or ano ther public u tility company and D etro it E dison o r o th e r public u tili ty com pany relocates its facilities underground th e P e rm ittee sh a ll re locate i ts facilities underground in th e sam e location a t no cost to th e Township or its residents S e c tio n 25 - Id e n tif r c a tio n . All personnel of a Perm ittee and its contractors or subcontractors who have as p a r t of the ir norm al duties contact w ith the general public shall w ear on th e ir clothing a clearly visible identification card bearing th e ir nam e and photograph A Perm ittee shall account for a ll identification cards a t a ll tim es Every service vehicle of a Perm ittee and its contractors or subcontractors shall be clearly identified as such to th e public w ith th e Perm ittee s nam e S e c tio n 26 ■ R e m o v a l o f T e le c o m m u n ic a tio n s F a c ih tie s (a) Underground Facilities As soon as practicable after th e expiration or revocations the perm it, a P erm ittee or its successors or assigns shall remove any underground w ire, coaxial cable fiber optic cable, feed w u^ pull w ire or o ther portions of th e Telecommumcations Facilities from th e Public R ight of Way w hich h a s been in s ta lled in such a m anner th a t i t can be rem oved w ithou t trenching or o ther opemng of the Public R ight of Way except w ith p rio r w ritten approval of th e Township Supervisor All rem ovals shall be a t th e P erm ittees sole cost and expense (b) Above G round Facilities As soon as practicable after th e expiration or revocation o f the p e rm it a Perm ittee or its successors or assigns shall, un less waived m w riting by the Township Supervisor, rem ove a l l ab o v e g ro u n d e le m e n ts o f i t s Telecommunications Facilities inc lud ing b u t n o t lim ited to poles, pedestal m ounted term m al boxes, and lines attached to or suspended from poles, from th e Public R ight of Way All rem ovals shall be a t the Perm ittee’s sole cost and expense (c) Schedule. The schedule and tim ing of th e removal sha ll be subject to approval by th e Township Supervisor U nless ex tended by th e Township Supervisor, rem oval shall be cpm pleted n o t la te r th a n tw elve (12) m onths a fte r th e ex p ira tio n o r revoca tion o f th e p e rm it P o rtio n s o f th e Telecommumcations Facilities in th e Public Right-of Way th a t a re not removed w ithm such tim e period shall be deemed abandoned A R T IC L E V* TELEC O M M U N IC A TIO N S P R O V ID E R F E E S S ec tio n 27 - E s ta b lisd u n e n t o f P a y m e n t o f M a in te n a n c e F ee . In addition to the non reftm dable application fee paid to the Township set forth in subsection 6(d) above a telecom m unications provider w ith telecom m um cations facilities in th e Township s public righ ts of way shall pay an annual m aintenance fee w ith th e A uthority pu rsuan t to Section 8 of the Act S e c tio n 28 - M o d ific a tio n o f E x is t in g Fees. In compliance w ith the req u irem en ts of Section 13(1) of th e Act th e Township h as resolved to modify, to th e e x ten t necessary any fees charged to telecomm unications providers a fte r November 1 2002 the effective da te of th e Act, re la tin g to access and usage of th e public rights of-way, to a n am oun t n o t exceeding th e am ounts of fees and charges reqm red under th e Act w hich shall be paid to th e Authority In compliance w ith the requ irem en ts o f Section 13(4) of th e Act, the Township also hereby approves m odification o f th e fees of providers With telecom m um cation facilities m pubhc righ ts of way w ithin th e Township’s boundaries, so th a t those providers pay only those fees required under Section 8 of th e A ct The Township shall provide each telecom m unications p rovider affected by th e fee w ith a copy of the reso lu tion or a copy of th is O rdinance, m com pliance w ith the requ irem ent of Section 13(4) of th e Act To th e ex ten t any fees are charged te lecom m um cations prov iders in excess of th e am ounts perm itted under th e Act, or w hich a re otherw ise inconsistent w ith the Act, such imposition is hereby declared to be contrary to th e Township’s In ten t and Purpose, and upon apphcation by a provider or discovery by the Township sha ll be prom ptly refunded as havm g been charged m error S e c tio n 29 - S a id i^ s C la u se . P u rsu an t to Section 13(6) of the Act, if Section 8 of the Act is found to be m valid or unconstitutional, the modification of fees u n d er Section 28 above sh a ll be void from the da te th e modification w as m ade S e c t io n 3 0 • U se o f F u n d s P u rsu an t to Section 10(4) o f th e Act, a ll am ounts received by th e Township finm th e A uthority shall be used by th e Township solely for rights of way related purposesA R T IC L E VI; L IA B IL IT Y , IN D E M N IF IC A T IO N AND IN SURA NCE S e c tio n 31 > T o w n sh ip N o t L ia b le . The Township and Its officers, agen ts e lected or appointed officials employees departm ents boards, and comm issions, shall no t be liable for any claims, dam ages or costs a ris in g ou t of Perm ittee s in s talla tion and operation of Perm ittee s Telecom munications System or th e provision of Telecommunications Services or for any dam ages arising out o f a Perm ittee s use of the Pubhc R ights of Way nor for g ran ting a perm it therefor S e c tio n 32 - In d e m n if ic a tio n A Perm ittee shall defend indemnify protect and hold harm less the Township its officers agents employees elected and appointed officials departm ents boards and comm issions from any and all claim s losses, liabilities causes of action, dem ands judgm ents decrees, proceedings and expenses of any n a tu re (includmg w ithout lim itation atto rneys fees) arising out of or resu lting from th e acts or om issions of th e Perm ittee its officers agents employees, contractors, successors, or assigns, b u t only to the ex ten t o f ^ e fau lt of th e Perm ittee, its officers, agents, employees contractors, successors, o r a s s ig n s S e c t io n 33 • N o tic e , C o o p e ra tio n . The Township w ill notify th e Perm ittee prom ptly in w riting of any such claim and th e m ethod and m eans proposed by the Township for defending and satisfying such claim The Township will cooperate w ith th e Perm ittee m every reasonable way to facilitate the defense o f such claim The Township w ill consult w ith th e Perm ittee respecting the defense and satisfaction of such claim including the selection and direction o f legal counsel S e c tio n 34 * S e tt le m e n t The Township w ill no t se ttle any claim subject to indem nification u nder th is Article w ith o u t th e advance w rit te n consent of the Perm ittee, w hich consent sh a ll n o t be reasonab ly w ithheld The Perm ittee shall have th e r ig h t to defend o r settle , a t i ts own expense any claim against the Township for w hich th e Perm ittee is responsible hereim der S e c tio n 35 - I n s u r a n c e . P rio r to beginn ing any construction in or m stalla tion of th e Telecommunications Facilities in the Public Right-of Way, a Perm ittee shall obtain m surance as se t forth below and file certificates evidencing sam e w ith th e Township Such insurance shall be m ain tained in full force and effect for th e duration of a Perm it In the alternative Perm ittee m ay satisfy th is requirem ent through a program of se lf m surance, acceptable to th e Township, by providing reasonable evidence o f i ts f in an c ia l resources to the Township The Township’s acceptance of such se lf m surance shall not be im reasonably withheld(a) Com m ercial general liab ility m su rance , inc lud ing Completed O perations Liability, Independen t C ontractors L iability C ontractual Liability coverage and coverage for p roperty dam age from p en is of explosion collapse or dam age to underg round u tilities , commonly known as XCU coverage m a n am oun t n o t less th a n Five Million DoUars ($5,000,000 00)(b) L iab ility in su rance for sudden and acciden ta l environm ental contam ination w ith m in im um lim its of F ive H u ndred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) and providm g coverage for claims discovered w ithin th ree years after th e term o f th e policy(c) Automobile hability m surance Policy m a n am ount no t less th an One Million Dollars ($1,000,000 00)(d) W orkers Com pensation and Em ployer s L iability Insurance w ith statu tory limits(e) The coverage am oun ts se t fo r th above m ay be m e t by a combmation of i ^ e r ly m g (prim ary) and um brella pohcies so long as m combination the lim its equal or exceed those s ta ted I f more th a n one m surance pohcy is p u r ^ a s e d to provide th e coverage am ounts set forth above, th en all policies providing coverage lim its excess to the prim ary policy shall provide drop down coverage to th e first dollar of coverage and other contractual obligations of th e pnm ary pohcy, should the prim ary policy ea rn e r no t be able to perform any of its contractual obligations or not be collectible for any of its coverages for any reason d u n n g th e duration o f th e Perm it o r (w hen longer) for as long as coverage could have been ava ilab le p u rs u a n t to th e term s and conditions of the pnm ary policyS e c tio n 36 - A d d itio n a l I n s u re d . The Township shall be nam ed as an additional m sured on all p o h aes (other th a n worker’s compensation and employer’s liability) All m surance policies shall provide th a t they shall not be canceled, modified or n o t renew ed unless th e insurance ea rn e r provides th irty (30) days p n o r w n tte n notice to th e Tbwnship A Perm ittee shall annually provide th e Township w ith a certificate of m surance evidencing such coverage All m surance pohcies (other than environm ental contam ination, w orker’s com pensation and employer s liability m surance) shall be w n tte n on an occurrence basis and no t on a claims m ade basis S e c tio n 37 < Q u a lif ie d In s u re r s . All insurance shall be issued by m surance e a rn e rs licensed to do business m the sta te of Michigan or by su rp lus Im e earners on th e Michigan Insurance Commission approved lis t o f com panies qualified to do business m Michigan All insurance and su rp lus line e a rn e rs shall be ra ted A+ or b e tte r by A M B est C om pany S e c tio n 38 • D e d u c tib le s . I f the m surance policies required by th is Article a re w n tte n w ith retam ages or deductibles m excess o f $50,000, they sh a ll be approved by the Ibw nsh ip Supervisor m advance m w ritin g A P erm ittee shall indem nify and save h a rm less th e Township from and aga in s t the paym ent of any deductible and from the paym ent of any prem ium on any m surance pohcy required to be furn ished hereunder S ec tio n 39 - C o n tra c to rs . A Perm ittee’s contractors an d subcontractors working m th e Pubhc R ight o f Way sh a ll ca rry m full force and effect commercial general liability, env ironm ental contam ination liability automobile liability and w orkers com pensation and employer hability

m surance w hich complies w ith a ll te rm s o f th is A rticle In the alternative a Perm ittee a t its expense, m ay provide such coverages for all of its contractors or subcontractors (such as by add ing th em to Perm ittees pohcies) S e c tio n 40 - In s u ra n c e P H in ary . A Perm ittee’s insurance coverage shall be p n m ary m surance w ith respec t to the Township its officers agen ts employees, e lec ted an d appom ted officials, departm ents, boards and commissions (collectively “them ”) Any m surance or self m surance m am tam ed by any o f them sh a ll be m excess of Perm ittees m surance and shall no t contribute to i t (where “insurance or self m surance m am tam ed by any of them ” m cludes any contract or agreem ent providing any type o f indem nification or defense obhgation provided to or for the benefit of them , from any source, and includes any self insurance program or policy, or self-m sured retention or deductible by for or on behalf o f them )A RTICLE V n M ISCELLA N EO U S S e c tio n 41 • A n n u a l R e p o r t.P ursuant to Section 10(5) of the Act th e Township shall file a n annual report w ith th e A uthonty on the use and disposition of funds annually d is tribu ted by th e A uthonty S e c t io n 42 ■ C a b le T e lev isio n O p e ra to rs P u rsu an t to Section 13(6) o f th e Act, th e Township shall not hold a cable television operator in defau lt or seek any rem edy for its failure to satisfy a n obligation, if any, to pay a fte r N ovem ber 1, 2002 th e effective date of th is Act, a franebuse fee or sim ilar fee on th a t portion of gross revenues from charges th e cable operator received from cable modem services provided th rough broadband m te m e t tran sp o rt access servicesS e c tio n 43 • E x is t in g R ig h ts . P u rsu an t to Section 4(2) of th e Act except as expressly provided herem w ith respect to fees, tin s ordinance shall not affect any existm g n g h ts th a t a telecomm umcations provider of the Township m ay have under a perm it issued by th e Townshij) or u n d e r a co n sen t ag reem en t b e tw een th e Ih w n sh ip a n d a telecommunications provider re la ted to th e u se of th e pubhc n g h ts of wayS e c tio n 44 - A u th o r iz e d T o w n sh ip O ffic ia ls . The O rdm ance Inspectors a re hereby designated as th e au thonzed Township officials to issue mumcipal civil infraction citations (directm g alleged violators to appear in court) or m um cipal civil in frac tion v io lation notices (d irecting alleged v io lators to ap p ea r a t th e m im icipal chapter violations bureau) for violations under th is ordm ance S e c tio n 45 - M u m cip a l C iv il In firac tion . A person who violates any provision of th is ordmance or the term s or conditions of a perm it is respoiisible for a municipal civil infraction and shall be subject to paym ent of a civil fine of not less th an Five H undred Dollars ($500 00) and not m ore th an Five Thousand Dollars ($5 000), p lus costs and o ther sanctions, for each infraction Each day th a t a violation contm ues shall be a separate infraction R epeat offenses under th is O rdm ance sha ll be subject to increased fines as followsF irs t repeat offense — N ot less th a n One T housand D ollars ($1,000) and not more th an Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000)Second and subsequen t — N ot less th a n Two T housand D ollars ($2 000) and rep ea t offense m ore th a n Tw enty T housand D ollars($20 000)A R T IC L E VD: R ESE R V A T IO N O F R IG H T S S e c t io n 46 - R e se rv a tio n o f R ig h ts . The issuance of a Perm it or P erm its under th is Ordinance and the access to and use of th e Pubhc R ^ h ts -o f Way by a Telecommunications Provider shall no t constitu te a w aiver of or otherwise adversely affect th e following reserved n g h ts

(a) R igh t to Require Franchise Article VII, § 29 o f th e 1963 M ichigan C onstitu tion requ ires th a t a ll public u tili tie s ob ta in a franchise to conduct a local busin ess w ith m th e Township The apphcabihty of th is reqm rem ent to Telecommumcations Providers may be challenged under Section 102 of th e M ichigan Telecommumcations Act w hich p u rpo rts to define telecom m unications services a s not constituting public u tility services Due to th is and o th er legal and regulatory issues and to avoid th e expense and d e l ^ of litigation th a t may be unnecessary , th e Tow nship h e reb y d e te rm in e s th a t Telecommunications Providers sha ll no t be requ ired a t th is tim e to obtain franchises for th e tran sac tio n of local business w ith m the Township Telecommunications Providers sha ll be reqm red to obtain and m ain ta in a Perm it for access to and o i^ o ing use o f th e Puhhc Rights of Way and to o therw ise comply w ith th e te rm s o f th is O ^m ance Such a P e rm it sh a ll n o t constitu te a franch ise Ih e Township reserves th e righ t to require Telecommumcations Ih'<mders to obtain a franchise m th e fu ture to tran sac t local busm ess w ith m the Township

(b) R ig h ts R egard ing Thkings C la im C e r ta in c ab le or Telecom mum cations Providers have im tia te d o r su p p o rted legal proceedings in which they contend th a t federal law g ran ts th em the n g h t to physically occupy the righ ts of way and o ther p roperty of a m unicipality for the purpose of providm g telecom m unications service w ithout com pensating the m unicipality for th e u se o r v a lue o f the property so occupied or th e cost of acquiring and m am tam m g such property M unicipalities dispute th a t claim The Township beheves th a t if such a claim were sustained i t would among other th ii^ s , constitute an unlaw ful tak ing by th e U nited S ta tes in violation o f th e Fifth A m endm ent of the U nited S ta te s C onstitu tion T he legal issues involved m such disputes have no t been finally decided The Ibw nship desires to act on applications for Perm its grantm g access to its Pubhc Rights of Way a t th is tim e ra th er th a n w ait for determ m ation o f these issues, provided th is can be done w ithout w aiver or loss of any n g h ts of the Township or a Perm ittee Therefore, n o tw ith s tan d ir^ any o ther provision hereof a Perm ittee is not precluded by th is O rdm ance from seeking relief from th e fee provisions of Section 10 from any court or ^ e n c y of competent junsd iction If a Perm ittee seeks such relief^ the Township reserves the n g h t to a sse rt a tak ings claim and to tc&e all action i t deems necessary m support thereo f N e ith e r th is O rdinance nor th e issuance or acceptance of a Perm it hereunder constitu tes or will be claimed to constitute a w aiver or re linquishm ent o f any n g h ts or defenses of e ither th e Township or th e Perm ittee m conneebon w ith these disputed issues and the acceptance o f a P en m t constitu tes an acknowledgment and agreem ent thereto by th e Perm itteeS e c tio n 47 - SEVERABILITY. I f any section, subsection, clause, phrase or portion of th is O rdm ance is for any reason he ld m valid or unconstitutional by any court of com petent junsd iction , such portuxis shall be deemed a separate , d istinct and independent provision and such holding shall n o t affect th e valid ity of th e rem ain ing portion thereof S e c tio n 48 - R E P E A L . All O rdinances o r p a r ts of Ordinances m confiict herew ith a re hereby repealed only to th e extent necessary to give th is O rdm ance full force and effect S e c t io n 49 - SAVINGS CLAUSE. The repeal or am endm ent provided for herem shall not abrogate o r affect any offense o r ac t com m itted o r done, o r any penalty or forfeitu re incurred , o r any pend ing li tig a tio n or prosecution of any n g h t established, or occum ng p n o r to th e effective date of th is O rdinance as am ended S e c t io n 5 0 - B$V65CTfVE DATE. This Ordmance shall become effective upon i ts publication. Copies of th e complete tex t of th is Ordinance a re available a t th e office of th e C harte r Township of C anton, 1150 S C an ton C en ter Road, Canton Michigan 48188, during regu lar business hours an d can also be accessed through our web site wwwcanton*mi m g I te m 3. S e c o n d R e a d in g o f R e p e a l o f O r d in a n c e 143 <A) T e leco m m u n ica tio n s O rd in a n c e . Motion by B ennett, supported by K irchgatter to rem ove from th e tab le an d adop t th e R epeal o f Ordinance No 143(A) Telecommumcations O rdinance This ordm ance will be published in th e C anton O bserver on Jim e 29, 2003 Motimi earned unanimously

STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF WAYNE,CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON

REPEAL OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS ORDINANCE NO 143(A)

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE O P ORDINANCES OP THE CHARTER TOW NSHIP O F CANTON BY REPEA LIN G THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS ORDINANCE, ORDINANCE N O 143, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, PR O V ID IN G FO R REPEAL, PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE

THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP O F CANTON ORDAINS S fiaT nO N 1. R EPE A L O F T H E O RD IN A N CE. T h a t th e Telecommunications Ordmance, Ordinance No 143, be and is hereby repealed SECTIO N 2. SEVERABILITY I f an y clauSS, sen tence, Section, paragraph or p a rt of th is Ordmance, or th e application th e reo f to any person, firm, corporation, legal en tity or circum stances, shall be fb r any rea so n ad judged by a cou rt o f co m p eten t ju r isd ic tio n to be unconstitutional or invalid, said judgm ent shall n o t affect, i n ^ a i r or invalid the rem am der of th is O rdm ance I t is hereby declared t e ihe legislative m ten t of th is body th a t the O rdm ance is severable, a n d th a t th e O rdm ance w ould have b een adop ted h ad such in v a lid o r unconstitutional provision not have been mcluded in th is O rdinance SECTIO N 3. R EPE A L. All O rdinance o r p a r ts o f O rdm ances m conflict h e re w i^ are hereby repealed only to th e ex ten t necessary to give th is Ordmance full force and effectSECTIO N 4. SAVINGS CLA U SE. The repeaUs) here in sh a ll not abrogate or affect any offense or ac t comm itted or done, o r any penalty or forfeiture m eurred, or any pending h tiga tion or prosecution o f any rig h t estab lished or occurring p n o r to th e effective d a te o f th is Ordinance, as amendedSE C T IO N S. PU BLICA TION . The C lerk for th e C h arte r T bw nskp of C anton shall cause th is O rdinance to be published m th e m anner required by lawSECTIO N 6. E FFE C T IV E DATE. This O rdm ance sha ll tak e full force and effect upon publication as required by law I te m 4. S e c o n d R e a d in g o f R e p e a l o f O rd in a n c e N o. 6 0 T ree P la n t in g a n d P re s e rv a t io n . M otion by B en n e tt suppo rted by K irchgatter to rem ove from th e tab le and adop t th e R epeal o f Ordmance No 60 Tree P lan tirg and P reservation This O rdinance will be published m th e Canton O bserver on Ju n e 19, 2003 Motion earned unammously

STATE O F M ICHIGAN, COUNTY O F WAYNE,C H A R TER TO W N SH IP O F CAN TON

R EPE A L O F ORDINANCE N O 60 - A N O R D IN A N C E O F TH E CH A RTER TO W N SH IP O P CANTON P R O V ID IN G FO R TH E

R EPE A L O F O RD IN AN CE NO 60; P R O V ID IN G FO R SEVERABILITY; PR O V ID IN G F O R PU BLIC A TIO N

AND E FFE C T IV E DATE.

T H E C H A R TE R TOW N SHIP O F CANTON O RD A IN S;SE C T IO N 1. R E P E A L O F O R D IN A N C E N O . 60. The C h arte r Township of C anton O rdm ance No 60 w hich w as adopted effective June 10,1975 and was entitled Tree P lan ting and P reservation be and 18 hereby repealedSE C T IO N 2. SEV ER A B ILITY I f any clause sentence section parag raph or p a r t of th is O rdinance or th e application thereof to any person firm corporation legal en tity or circum stances, shall be for any reason ad judged by a c o u rt o f com peten t ju r isd ic tio n to be unconstitu tional or invalid sa id judgm ent sh a ll no t affect im pair or invalid th e rem am der of th is O rdm ance I t is hereby declared to the legislative in ten t of th is body th a t th e O rdinance is severable and th a t th e O rdm ance would have b een adopted h a d su ch in v a lid or unconstitutional provision not have been included m th is Ordmance SE C T IO N 3 SAVINGS C LA U SE. All righ ts and du ties which have m atured, penalties which have been m eurred proceedings which have begun and prosecution for v io lations o f law occurring before th e effective da te of th is O rdinance a re not affected o r abated by th is OrdmanceSE C T IO N 4. PU BLIC A TIO N . The Clerk for th e C h arte r Township of C anton shall cause th is O rdm ance to be published in the m anner reqm red by lawSE C T IO N 5. E F F E C T IV E D A TE. This O rdm ance, as am ended shall take full force and effect upon publication as required by law I te m 5. R e so lu tio n to A d o p t J u l y a s N a tio n a l R e c re a t io n a n d P a rk s M o n th .Motion by B ennett supported by K irchgatter to adop t a resolution declaring Ju ly as N ation^ Recreation and P a rk s M onth for the Canton community Motion earned unanim ouslyIte m 6. R e q u e s t to A p p ly fo r a O n e D ay S p e c ia l L ic e n se fo r th e S a le o f W ine a t L ib e r ty F e s t. Motion by B en n e tt supported by K irchgatter to approve th e reso lu tion to au th o rize th e sa le and consumption of wine a t H eritage P ark d u n n g L iberty Fest on Fnday, June 20 and Saturday, Ju n e 21I te m 7. R e q u e s t to D isp o se o f E q u ip m e n t M otion by B ennett, supported by K irchgatter to donate the old chairs from Fellows C reek (jo lf Course to in terested groups and to d o na te th e old concession tra ile r to C anton Com m unity Ju n io r B aseball S oftball Association Motion earned unammouslyI te m 8. G e n e ra l F u n d B u d g e t A m e n d m e n t - C o n s tr u c t io n O v e rs ig h t C o n tra c t Motion by B ennett, supported by K irchgatter to approve th e tran sfe r of $50,000 budget funds from M unicipal Services D ep a rtm en t S a la r ie s accoun t #101 305 705 0000 to E ngm eenng Services Division C ontracted Services account #101 447 818-0000, to provide fund ing for th e C an to n M um cipal B uild ing Supervision Agreement T his budget am en d m en t decreases th e M unicipal Services D epartm en t budget from $500 461 to $450,462, increases th e E ngm eenng Services Division budget from $1 372,551 to $1,422 551, and does no t change th e G eneral Fund B udget Motion earned unanim ouslyI te m 9. B u d g e t A m e n d m e n t - C a p i t a l P r o j e c t s B u ild in g C o n s tru c tio n F u n d . Motion by B ennett, supported by K irchgatter to am end th e 2003 Capital Projects Buildm g C onstruction Fund #402 as follows In c rease R evenues #5 640,000 In c re a se A ppropnations $5,640,000 This budget am endm ent increases th e C apita l Projects Construction Fund budget from $18 010 000 to $23 660 000 Motion earned unammouslyI te m 10. S e c o n d R e a d in g > A m e n d m e n t to O rd in a n c e 3 0 -w a te r & S e w e r R a te s , I n d u s t r i a l W aste C o n t r o l a n d I n d u s t r i a l S u rc h a rg e R a te s . Motion by B ennett supported by K irchgatter to remove ftem tab le and adopt th e am endm ent to th e W ater Supply and Sewer S j^ tem Ordinance No 30 The proposed changes increase re ta il w ater ra te s from $2 00 per 1 000 gallons to $2 26 p e r 1,000 gallons (13 0% increase) and increase th e re ta il sew age disposal ra te from $3 06 per 1,000 gallons to $3 15 p e r 1 000 gallons (2 9% increase) effective Ju ly 1 2003 and increase th e C ity o f D etro it W ater & Sewerage D epartm ent Industria l W aste C ontrol (IWC) service charge pass through for all commercial and m d u s tn a l sew er u sers effective for billings a fte r A ugust 1 2003 (Ju ly 2003 s a n ita ry sewage usage) Motion carried unammously Motion earned unanim ously

STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OF WAYNE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON

AM ENDM ENT TO WATER SU PPLY A ND SE W E R SYSTEM O RD IN AN CE N O 30

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE WATER SUPPLY AND SEWER SYSTEM ORDINANCE NO 30 SECTION 20 ENTITLED “RATES , PROVIDING FOR NEW WATER CONSUM PTION RATES AT SUBSECTION 20(1)(A) THEREOF PROVIDING FOR NEW SEWAGE TREATMENT RATE AT SUBSECTION 20(2)(A) THEREOF PROVIDING FOR NEW INDUSTRIAL WASTE CHARGE (IWC) RATES AT SUBSECTION 20(2)(G) THEREOF, PROVIDING FOR NEW INDUSTRIAL SURCHARGE RATES AT SUBSECTION 20(2)(H) THEREOF, PROVIDING FOR THE SAVINGS OF ALL PENDING PROCEEDINGS AND BALANCE OF ORDINANCES PROVIDING FOR THE SEVERABILITY OF ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL CONFLICTING ORDINANCES, PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCETHE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON ORDAINSSEC TIQ N Jl^A M EN D M EN T TO SU B -SEC T IO N 20. Ordinance No 30-S IS hereby adopted to am end Section 20 of th e W ater Supply and Sewer System O rdinance No 30 Section 20 th e re o f is am ended to read as follows112.200 S e c tio n 20 RATES, F E E S , C H A R G E S 1. WATERA Consumption Rate $2 26 $2 00 per 1,000 gallons B W ater Capital C haige ^

M m im um Capital C harge $1 000 00- Per U nit Capital C haise $1,000 00

C W ater Construction ChargesM mimum Water Construction Charge $50 00

- Per REU Construction C harge $50 00D W ater F ron t Footage C harge $15 00 p e r foot of property service by th e w ater ImeE W ater Connection Township Taps

1 m ch tap $ 950 002 m c h ta p $ 2,500 00 (plus $12 00 per

Imeal (for 1 foot to 15 foot) foot over 15 foot) O ver 2 inch line w ill be installed a t a cost approved by th e Township Board P W ater Connection Applicant Thps

2 m ch tap s $ 1,350 003 m ch tap s $ 1,700 004 m ch taps $ 2,500 006 inch tap s $ 3,925 002 m ch tap for irrigation system $ 604 00

G T here shall be installed on all fire Im e system s a detector check and a V* m ch by pass m e te r T he V* inch by p ass m eter shall be purchased from and inspected by th e Township and installed by the Owner T he charge for th e V* in ch by p a ss m e te r and Township inspection shall be $175 002. SEW ER (a) Sewage T re a tm e n t R ate $3 15 $3 06 p e r 1,000 gallons of th e w ater vwed or per 1,000 gallons of m etered sewage flow (b) M m im um sewage disposal bill i f connected to th e Township w ater system, p e r read ing cycle $15 75 M inim um sew age d isp o s^ bill if not connected to Township w ater system p e r q uarte rly reading cycle $30 00 per REU M inim um sew age disposal b ill if n o t connected to Township w a te r system per bim onthly read in g cycle $20 00 per REU (c) Sew er C apital C harge M m im um $3 500 00 P er REU C apital C harge - $3,500 00 (d) Sewer F ron t Footage C harge - $20 00 per front foot o f property serviced by th e sew er Im e (e) Connection C harge $500 00 (f) Inspection fee $50 00 (g) Ind u s tria l Waste Charge (IWC) rates

M eter Size Ratesm ches $/month

% 5 96% 8 951 14 91m 32 80 -27-542 47 70 46-553 86 46 -72-524 119 25 15fr4fr6 178 88 1 5 5 ^8 29814 250 4010 417 39 350 0012 477 02 455-5414 596 27 655-5516 715 52 600 9018 834 78 701-1120 954 03 0012724 1,073 29 9014030 1,192 54 1001 D936 1 3 1 1 8 0 1 101 7548 1 4 3 1 0 5 ’12Qir 5 1-

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86 (PC) Observer & Eccentric j Thursday June 19 2003 LOCAL SPORTS wwu> h o m eto w n l^ com

Omekanda spurs Bucks to easy win over Edge, 5 -0

Simon Omekanda scored three goals and assisted on another to lead the Mid- Michigan Bucks to a 5-0 rout of the West Michigan Edge Tuesday at Holland Muncipal Stadium

The lopsided victory raised the Bucl^’ record to 8-1-1, first in the Premier Development League’s Great Lakes Division The Edge fell to 3-5-2, fifth m the division

Stephan David got the Bucks on the board with a goal in the eighth minute, Nate Craft get-

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ting the first of his three assists

Omekanda then took com­mand, sconng three consecu­tive goals His first came at the 38-mmute mark, Craft assist­ing

Omekanda made it 3-0 in the doth minute, Enk Nelson drawing the assist, and in the 83rd minute he struck again, this time with an assist from

Craft Mychal Thirpm closed out the sconng with a goal in the 84th minute, Omekanda assisting

Jeff Wiese was in goal for the shutout, but he faced just one shot, making one save Nate Scherpeasse was in the net for the Edge, he faced seven shots and had two saves The Bucks also had a 7-0 advantage m comer kicks

Mid-Michigan returns to action for a 7 30 p m match Saturday at Canton against the Columbus (Ohio) Stars

SOCCERFROM PAGE B1

counts We have to be aware we have get organized, but the attitude IS good and the work rate SO far is good ”

The speedy Omekanda did not start, but came in early in the second half for University of Detroit Mercy forward George Kithas (Livonia Churchill) and immediately made his presence known, cre­ating some quality chances on the offensive end

‘We’ve had great individuals

in the past, but we just fell short maybe because we didn’t play as a team,” said Snape, who sat out most of the second half “We’re not relying on one person We have a lot of bal­ance and we can throw a lot of different guys at you ”

The Bucks will play another game at 7 30 p m this Saturday at Canton against the Columbus Stars before getting a crack at D-3 Pro League defending champion Long Island (NY) Rough Riders in the U S Open Cup, 7 30 p m Wednesday, June 25 at Berkley’s Hurley Field

A Bucks victory would mean a matchup in mid-July at home

against New York-New Jersey Metrostars of the MLS

“We’!] find out how good we are on the 25th,” Gemmell said of the impending Rough Riderys matchup “We only want to work with the guys who want to be here We have to play well as a unit, as an 11 We have to do that because you can only go so far in this league if want to beat the better teams ’

NOTE. Tickets for Bucks home games are $9 for adults and $5 for those 19 and under in uniform on game day Fans may also reserve tickets in advance by emailing the Bucks at mfolimmbuckscom or by calling (989) 781

bemons®oe homecomm net 1 (734) 953 2123

HOCKEYFROM PAGE B1

for the Buckeyes, he was replaced by Ait Baker (Canton) midway through the second period RickMarnon (Canton) was in goal for the Spartans the entire game

Huskies 10 , Warriors 10 :The Huskies overcame a two- goal deficit in the final 8 43 to salvage a draw with the Warriors m a MSHL contest Monday at Suburban Training

CenterLars Helmmen’s second

goal of the game — he also had an assist — with 3 24 left tied It at 10-all David Rohlfs led the Huskies with three goals and an assist, while Dwight Helminen contnbuted two goals and three assists Kurt Kivisto had two goals, Josh Daavettila got one, and Trent Daavettila, Bil Kilunen and Matt Ritz had two assists apiece

For the WaYnors, Jason Bloommgburg (Canton) got four goals and an assist and

Adam Stoner (Livonia) scored twice Mitch Ganzak (Bedford) got a goal and three assists, with Jason Moul (Livonia) and Brent Medlen (Livonia) finishing with a goal and two assists each and Michael Radakovich (Livonia) getting a goal Chris Fairbanks and Adam Krug (Livonia) col­lected two assists apiece

Brandon Ihcker and Brent Bocson (Troy) divided time m the Huskies’ goal, Stephen Yu (Garden City) and Chris Bahash split time in the Warriors’ net

COACHING POSITIONS

There are several positions for coaches for the 2003-04 seasons currently available at Plymouth HS

Included are girls basketball assistant, footb^l assistant, volleyball assistant and boys basketball assistant

Anyone interested m any of those positions should contact Plymouth athletic director Terry Sawchuk at (734) 582- 5702

CITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

The City Golf Championship Golf Tbumament is scheduled for Aug 2-3 at Fellows Creek Golf Course in Canton

Cost IS $85 per player and includes two days of 18 holes of

SPORTS ROUNDUPgolf, cart and awards

The tournament is open to men and women from Canton, Westland, Garden City, Wayne, Romulus, Inkster and Van Buren Township

Golfers living outside these cities may sign up m the Open Division

Registration deadline is July 27 For more information, call Wayne Parks and Recreation at (734) 721-7400

PROEXCEL SOCCER CAMP

Plymouth-Canton Community Education and ProExcel, one of the largest providers of soccer education in the USA, will host their community soccer camp from July 14-18 at West Middle School in Plymouth

The camp is open to boys and girls from bndergarten on up and will run from 9 a.m - noon each day In addition to the soccer coaching, ProExcel will also host a free coaches clinic during the week of the camp

For more information or to register, call the Plymouth- Canton schools at (734) 416- 2937 or visit the website at WWW ProExcel com

JV TENNIS COACH WANTED

Livoma Ladywood High School has an opening for a junior varsity girls tennis coach

Candidates should fax resumes to Ladywood athletic director Sal Malek at (734) 591-2386

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PHOTOS BY JIM JAGOFCLD I STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

A n to n e tte M ikolon enjoys the garden w hile s ittin g a t her back yard patio tab le Above a garden angel peers th rough th e colum bines

B lo o m a n d g r o wo r e vG a r d e n s a l l d r e s s e d u p t o b e n e f i t G r e e n m e a d

A BACKYARD HAVEN

The stairway from the patio area leads down to the swimming pool

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k into Antonette and Myrl Mikolon’s garden on the day of a garden walk and you will be

greeted by the statue of an angel And when you leave, another statue

of an angel will see you out Of course, real-life angels (the couple’s grandchil­dren) will be present throughout the yard

You see, Antonette not only loves her grandchildren, but she loves her gar­den, which is why that labor of love will be one of seven gardens featured on the 14th annual Garden Walk presented by the Friends for the Development of Greenmead (Livonia’s Historical Village) Saturday, June 28

The Mikolons are flattered to be on the walk “It’s a good way to give back to the city,” Antonette said Proceeds will help fund the preservation and restora­tion of Greenmead

The Mikolons’ garden is m a ravine, which adds soft sounds of ram flowing through the yard, another dimension of sound along with the yard filled with colorful flowers

“I love being close to the earth,’ she said “I love getting my hands dirty I love beauty I get a sense of peace here, and I’ve had others tell me the same thing”

Janet Bennett, who helps organize

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GARDEN CALENDARWayne

The Wayne Garden Club presents A Garden Walk 9 a m to 2 p m Saturday June 21 starting at Goudy Park Gardens behind Wayne City Hall 33§5 S Wayne Road Tickets are $5 For information ca ll(734 )722 9666

PlymouthThe eighth annual Flowers Are Forever garden walk will present six gardens in Plymouth noon to 8 p m Tuesday June 24 ram or shine The event is sponsored by the Trailwood Garden Club a branch of the Woman s National Farm and Garden AssociationTickets are $7 presale $8 the day of the walk They are available from club members Backyard Birds (phone (734)

416 0600) Saxton s Garden Center (phone (734) 453 6250} the Plymouth Community Arts Council (phone (734) 416 4278) and Georgia Randinitis (phone (734)459 7146)Complimentary refreshments a raffle a sale o f garden related items made by club members and an art exhibit at the Plymouth Community Arts Council will be featured Raffle tickets are $1 o r three fo r $2Elements o f the gardens include vines

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Business growing strong for 25 years GARDEN WALKS AND TOURS

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Twenty-five years ago, a young man, George Papadehs, set up a road­

side stand to sell tiny plants he had started trom seed

The family - Gust and Niki and their two sons, George and Mark - lived on a quiet street in Troy that was a per­fect place for George to “set up shop”

The business was such a suc­cess that It kept George busy through his high school years

He attended the University of Michigan to study biology, but each summer he returned home to work in the flower stand, which by then was a successful business The quiet street had turned into a five- lane highway

As much as he loved provid­ing flowers for Troy residents, George also enjoyed building a business

George had a big decision to make in the summer of 1987 Should he apply to medical sphool, or continue to develop Tellys Greenhouse and Garden Center"!

The garden center won With the support of his parents and encouragement of his friend, Kellie, a fellow student at the U of M, George contin­ued to expand the business and to sell all manner of flowers, vegetables, shrubs, trees, etc to his many loyal customers (Kellie IS now George’s wife and the mother of Iheir three children)

His brother, Mark, began to sell trees and shrubs on the grounds a few years ago, apd now that is another aspect of the business

ON T H E GROW

Tellys Greenhouse and Garden Center is now a thnv-

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George Papadelis says, 'There is always something new and exciting m the gardening world at Tellys"

mg business that not only offers a full range of plants, but garden art, tools, furniture, accessories and much more It IS at 3301 John R in TVoy, between Big Beaver and Wattles roads (phone (248) 689-S735)

Tellys continues to expand and now is having some reno­vations

Recently we walked around the garden center and George enthusiastically showed me some new plants that are now available

The annual Talinum “Jewels of Opar” has glossj' gold leaves and delicate pink flowers on airy spikes

Another annual, Argyranthemum ‘ Chelsea Girl,’ IS a 12- to 18-foot tall tree with thread-like gray/green foliage to 1 inch, with daisy- like flowers Salvia‘Azurea has deep purple/blue flower spikes, it I S an annual

Euphorbia cotinjblia, exclu­sive to Tellys, sports heart- shaped leaves "^at are maroon with olive green on the back veins This 6-plus-foot tree has soft gray bark

Any hosta lover will be impressed with the variety of hostas, such as “Liberly” and “Praying Hands,” also exclusive here

One hundred different kinds

of annual coleus will knock your socks off ‘ Brillantosia has large leaves and grows 4 feet tall, with delphimum-blue flowers on long spikes ‘Penlla Magilla” IS another winner

Centaana gymnocarpa,‘ Colchester White,” with extra large, coarse foliage, can be trained as a standard Other plants have been trained as standards, and the topiary selection can t be beat

We have all sorts of stuff m topiary that really has no busi­ness being topiary' ” George said

CREATIVE CONTAINERS

George wants customers to know that there are many alternatives to the spike that is so over-used in container plantings All are either annu­als or tender perennials Included in the selection are

■ Phormium - Its leaves are pmk, brown and green with maroon edges The sword-like leaves are arranged as a fan and the tall, lily-like flowers are brownish red or yellow

■ Cordyhne - This has leaves that are long and dark purple/red with a lighter cen­ter vein They radiate perfectly from the center

■ Dianella - This has green and white, or green and gold,

leavesOther choices are Pemsetum

“Purple Majesty* and Sacchrum Sugar Cane, with a bronze leaf

Miniature impatiens stay under control in a mixed pot, George says ( Pretty cool ’) Some unusual veggies are available, such as maroon let­tuce “Merlot’ and striped com

Customers can also buy a metal carrier that contains a variety of mixed plants that is professionally designed This contamer collection can then be transferred to your own pot

Not only does "^is company sell all manner of things to beautify gardens, it reaches out to its community

Tellys IS very involved with helping others raise funds and has several programs to help groups in this endeavor It has donated much time and money through various fund-raisers

Garden clubs are invited to hold meetings on the site George is available as a speaker for group functions and as a group leader for day trips or extended travel to horticultural destinations (For information on customizing a program for your group, e-mail Tellysghs@aol com)

Pre-arranged group tours of the facilities are available Saturday workshops are offered from Apnl to December Be sure to pick up a schedule The staff welcomes suggestions and questions

■y^en you visit Tellys, say “Happy 25th' ’ and enjoy a leisurely trip through the grounds as you make your selections

GOODGARDENWORD

medium - potting soil or other materials in which a con­tainer jflant IS grown

Marty FIgley is an advanced master gardener based in Birm ingham You can leave her a message by dialing (734) 953 2047 on a touch tone phone Her fax number is (248) 644 1314

Rochester HillsThe Rochester Hills Museum at Van Hoosen Farm and the Women s National Farm and Garden Association w ill host a Garden Walk 10 a m to 4 p m

Thursday June 19Tickets are $12 For an additional $15 lunch will be available at the Paint Creek Cider Mill in Goodison 11 a m to 2 p mTickets are available at the museum on Van Hoosen Road off Tienken 1 mile

east of Rochester Road The featured gardens were chosen to inspire and delight visitors with what grows in the back yards of residential areasFor more information contact the museum by calling (248) 656 4663 or e mail rhmuseum@rochesterhi!lsorg or

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hills org/museum htm Canton

The Canton Garden Club presents its f ifth annual garden walk Petals and Paths Tour SIX lovely gardens 10 am to 4 p m ram or shine Saturday June 28Tickets are $6 pre sale and $7 on the day o f the tour They may be bought from Keller and Stem 42158 Michigan (734) 397

0800 Grayess Greenhouse 8820 Lilley (734)4531220 Marys Farm Market 47453 Ford (734) 9B12866 and Backyard Birds 627 S Mam (734) 416 0600No stro llers please For information

contact Judy Bloomquist at (734) 455 8283

WHERE CAN i FIND?Through reader feedback,

this interactive column is dedi­cated to helping readers locate retail merchandise that’s diffi­cult to find If you know where a product is sold or service is available, call (248) 901-2555 and leave a message with your name and phone number Please be patient about your requests and feedback, we receive an overwhelming num­ber of phone calls Also, please spell any uncommon Items If you don’t see information about your request, we couldn’t find it Requests are published twice

WHAT WE FOUND

A cordless iron is made by Greek the manufacturer of vac­uum cleaners Look m the Yellow Pages for a dealer m your area

Fluonde for nails is sold at area Rite-Aid and Meijer stores

China place cards can be purchased at Rynne China Co 222 W Eight Mile Road, Hazel Park, (248) 577-0937

Norma Virgin lipstick can be purchased at Maynard’s m Flushing, Mich, (810) 659- 4422, a division of Beaufy for all seasons or on the Internet at WWW BFAS com

To have costume jewelry repaired try Mound & Repair

on 205 Pierce Street, Birmingham (248) 647-8670

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WHAT W E'R E LOOKING FOR

A store that sells the Subtract girdle for Anne of Livonia

A cookbook ‘ Still Sizzling in the Kitchen ’ distnbuted by the National Council of Jewish Women for Joanne

A store that sells a paint-by- numbers kit for Marilyn

A store that sells Maybelline tinted instant summer self-tan for West of Westland (formerly sold at Kmart)

A jeweler who purchased old platinum and gold rings to use in repair of other items

A store that sells Paneez (for­merly sold at Kitchen Glamour) for Phyllis

A store that sells fresh phyllo pastry for Janice

Someone to repair costume jewelry for Eleanore

A store that sells canvas material to make awnings for John of Troy

A store that sells Horhek’s malted for Linda of Rochester

A store that sells a cordless iron for Kim

A store that sells a putting green for the baclg^ard

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When you sit down at the TV to watch the first DVD youVe ever created,

It’s kind of a magical moment After patiently copying hours

of home video to your comput­er, carefully editing the footage into a cohesive movie, and recording it to that shiny blank disc in your spiflfy new DVD burner, you can’t help feeling a bit like Spielberg so this IS what It’s like to make movies

And when your masterpiece appears on the screen upside- down, as mine did, you start feeling more like Alan Funt Am I on Candid Camera?

Upside-down How could a digitally recorded image end up upside-down’ It wasn’t like I threaded the film into the projector backwards I’ve seen plenty of computer weirdness in my day, but this was within arm’s reach of taking the cake

Let me start at the begin­ning Now that so many of us own DVD players, it’s only nat­ural to want to create our own home-movie DVDs What bet­ter way to archive all those old

tapes or share precious moments with distant friends and family’

Of course, it’s nothing new to be able to transfer video to your PC and spruce it up with titles, transitions, and other faux-Hollywood effects But as for actually copying the result to a DVD, one you can view on any DVD player, that’s a fairly recent option Recordable DVD drives (or burners’) have finally become fast and afford­able enough to be practical

Witness the Pioneer DVR- A05(wwwpioneerelectronics com), an internal drive thats not only one of the fastest DVD burners to date, but also one of the least expensive at $299 (less if you shop online) It comes with some great software, most notably a program called MyDVD, which allows you to easily assemble your video clips and produce fancy DVD menus

I decided to take the Pioneer drive and software for a spin, hoping to archive to DVD about 12 hours worth of baby and toddler video

As you already know, the end result wasn’t pretty Of the two movie clips I burned to that fateful first DVD, one played upside-down The other looked fine when played on my PC, but jerl^ on my DVD player

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1 won’t even bore you with the ridiculous standards war that contmues to plague recordable DVD (it’s like VHS versus Beta all over again)This drive supports DVD-R and DVD-RW, that drive sup­ports DVD+R and DVD+RW - give m^ a break Whittle it down to one or two universally acceptable standards and I’ll break out the checkbook

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When IS the last time you read about the homeowner who sees an advertisement for a dishwash­er on sale for $199, enter an appliance store to purchase it,

only to be told there are no more m stock? At this point the consumer is quickly talked into buying the $400 model Hence we have a bait and switch

I don t think this practice happens anymore, at least not in the appliance sales business It makes me ponder the thought of why it doesn’t and the answer is simple - it’s the education of the American Shopper

Quite simply put, we got much smarter

The old story goes like this - “I saw the ad in the paper and went to the listed store to buy It The salesperson told me they ran out of that particular model and even offered a raincheck, but it would be three months before the store

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This story was repeated to me over and over again Consumers read about it, heard it and m some cases lived it We all got smarter from the repeat messages given out by the media This bait and switch violates the Michigan Consumers Protection Act and the Attorney General’s Office was taking action against such retail practices

Not so long ago, every con­sumer over the age of 16 knew where there was an two partic­ular appliance store chains One would give you a pound of coffee if they couldn’t beat your best deal Were these large appliance retail outlets guilty of such behavior? I know they were because I used to call them and try to help con­sumers who came to me with the problem This kind of thing happens only once to 9, shop­per and you can imagine how quickly they became educated in shopping I guess if you bait and switch enough consumers, they just don’t shop at your store anymore By the way, what ever happened to those appliance stores’

Back m those days of appli­ance sales, I used to own a store which sold a major brand of product There was a wash­ing machine which sold real cheap and that’s the one they wanted me to use m my adver­

tising When I ordered a truck- load of the new product from the factory, they would only allocate a few of these inexpen­sive models into the mix I really didn’t have any to sell when people came into my store and that is exactly what I would tell consumers when they came through the door It didn’t take me long to realize that the whole system starting right at the manufacturing level was a set-up job

Show a cheap product in an ad, get them into your store and then sell them another more expensive model In the business, it was called a leader model (I hope this explanation helps you better understand why the bait and switch tactic wag used by so many retailers)

Today in this market we have people selling appliances who are a lot smarter as well They also have learned from the past mistakes of others and they present a much cleaner image than years past Appliance stores are deaner and pleasant to walk into and a learning expenence for many who go shopping, but let’s give credit to consumers who have become smarter and better educated in the world of con­sumer affairs and to those in the media like this newspaper

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GARDEN WALKWhat: The 14th annual Garden Walk presented by the Friends for the Development of Greenmead (Livonia s Historical Village) Seven lovely gardens and yards of homes throughout Livonia will be open for viewing All proceeds benefit the restoration and preservation of Greenmead Historical Park When: 10 a m to 5 p m Saturday June 28 Tickets: $9 in advance $10 the day of the event They may be purchased at any of the three Livonia public libraries the Civic Center Library Gift Shop Greenmead and the I Department of Community Resources on the fifth floor of Livonia City Hall The Civfc Center Library and Livonia City Hall are at Five Mile and Farmington Road Greenmead IS at Eight Mile and Newburgh Steinkopf Nursery also will sell shrubs and plants discounted for 20 25 percent off with a percentage going to Greenmead s restoration projects Those plants will be available at the Hill House at GreenmeadFor information call (734) 466 2540 or (734) 425 4855

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the walk, said organizers try to get a vanely of gardens, from different areas of the citj’ “We have large lots, ravine lots and small lots, Bennett said We like a variety, and have them drive around tovra, and not just in one place ”

Mikolon loves the accom­plishment of growing plants “I love springtime, and I feel it’s real magical,” she said ‘God created the flowers and they are popping out of the ground

Springtime brings out the crocuses, creeping flox, irises, purple hyacinths and white daffodils What Mikolon expects in bloom that Saturday are clematis, pink and white yarrow, cosmos and cleorae

Arbors stand tall throughout the yard There’s two iron arbors, two wooden ones creat­ed by husband Myrl, another

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Flowers float in a birdbath

wood one with ivy and euony- mous made by Mikolon Two arches are on the back of the house

“We have a lot of hanging flowers and ivy to create a New Orleans look on the back porch,’ Mikolon said

The yard contains a pond with a family of ducks, encir­cled by weeping willows The rams just flow through the yard and the ravine, Mikolon said “I love the sound of the water, especially after a rain,”

In the back yard, tbe hammock and a rope swi , , ^dren

Mikolon said It s almost like being on vacation

I call it a welcome garden, because you meet people and the people who garden are the nicest people ’

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Megan Levise’s garden will also be on this year’s walk Levise shares her home with husband Mitch Ryder (yes, the Mitch Ryder) She jokes that Mitch does the mule work ’ m the garden

For Levise, gardening creat­ed an inner peace and “took her mind off of other things,’ namely a blood disorder The week following this interview, she also was scheduled to undergo a radical mastectomy She’s survived two pulmonary embolisms

When she found she was ill, she planted m the garden plants that may not bloom right away She recites a peren­nial adage "For perennids, the first year they sleep, the second year they creep and the third year they leap,” Levise said

Levise has surrounded her garden with the sound of metaphysical music, helping her with healing meditations She also has a crystal ball from Sedona, A nz, a destination for many because of its healing and metaphysical powers

The garden is a mix of plants

‘ I have a real eclectic taste, something of a structured chaos,’ Levise said “It has a lit­tle bit of everything I like the small little things ^ a t are dif­ferent or unusual ’

Her hostas are like shrubs

A small wall fountain is used as a planter near the front entrance to the home

‘They’re huge,” Levise said

Levise said medicine is important m battling illnesses, but she enjoys what alternative medicine does for her mental­ly She quotes something she’s heard ‘If you put your mind in the nght place, your body has no choice but to follow”

The garden is a focal point of her life and helps her in maintaining her health “It

keeps me hopeful and positive,” Levise said “Being m touch with the earth keeps me grounded ’

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Beverly Hills garden celebrates natureB Y M A R Y K L E M IC^AFF WRITER

The stage is part of the show for the ongoing production of Jim and Alda Mane McCook’s garden m Beverly Hills

There are plenty of good seats - including several benches tucked into the land­scape - from which to enjoy nature, and the audience is welcome

The 1 l/3-acre setting, fea­turing a hill that sweeps down to the Rouge River, draws applause itself Many plants and flowers, and an assort­ment of wildlife, perform along the borders and around the house Statuary and other accents enhance the presenta­tion

“A friend said when she came out here, ‘Either you really love (gardening) or

^ u ’re cra^,’” Alda Mane said with a broad smile and hearty laugh “I don’t know which it is A little of both ”

The site is one of six large and small gardens within Beverly Hills on the first Village Garden Tour, taking place Sunday, June 22 The event is sponsored by the Village Women’s Club of Beverly Hills (see related arti­cle)

“We have a nice variety (of gardens),” Joan Jensen of the VWCBH said of the tour

These include two gardens of professional landscape

designers and two condomini­um gardens

INVITING

The McCooks have lived on the property since 1979 Over the years the garden theme has changed The current color theme is blue and white Blue ceramic spheres dot the land­scape

A first-time visitor to the site is astonished upon going to the back of the house and seeing the garden, which flows 100 yards down to the nver At the top of the hill, behind the house, stands a large maple tree, its graceful trunk resem­bling a lyre “That sets the stage,” Jim said

The McCooks built around the maple, putting in a slate patio Barbecues and garden parties take place here Jim McCook and a daughter installed the stone steps edging one side

When they moved onto the property, the McCooks cleaned out the nver and worked the way up to the house, deanng the site to create the garden Almost every room m the house is onented toward it, including the family room and screened-m porch the family built

Even when the colorful blooms are gone, interest abounds The cast of charac­ters includes hostas in a vanety of textures and shades,

pachysandra, yellow wild lilies and yews

At this time a delicate tncol- or beech, a cluster of magnifi­cent rhododendrons, and groups of azaleas still con­tribute various hues to the scene

The McCooks planted a birch tree on the site, it now towers over part of the area They transplanted small box­wood trees from the front of the house to the garden, the trees exploded into lush growth

Along one side, almost entirely out of view, are private niches a “secret garden,’ where the McCooks’ grandchil­dren look for leprechauns on St Patrick’s Day (and find treats), and a ‘ good witches’ circle” where the youngsters have peanut butter sandwich­es

Also tucked away is a cot- tage-like tool shed built by Jim McCook

A “twig wall ’ runs along the side, held m place by cedar posts This was designed by Alda Mane McCook Instead of carrying tnmmed brandies all the way up the hill to dis­pose of them, she arranges them m the wall

Artistry can be found almost everywhere A Maine sail flag” stands in the center of the gar­den, flapping in the wind, a Frank iJoyd Wright reproduc­tion of one of the Sprites stat ues that were created for the

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Wildlife on the site includes deer, chipmunks ( by the hun dreds, Jim said), blue heron that perch on almost any tree limb, and carp and minnows m the river A white goose that found a home on the property will take small, polite bites from bread it is offered, tw’o Canada geese act as escorts A pair of foxes has been seen m a dance, each standing on two feet and resting its paws on the other’s shoulders

Alda Mane follows a ‘ live and let live’ philosophy when it comes to gardening While she works hard at deanng around the plants, her advice doesn’t extend beyond “throw milorganite around and ‘ don t fuss

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H U M O R O U SSW M 25 175 lbs 6 2 with brown hair and blue eyes Interests are playing pool B B Q s and the outdoors Seeking a SW F over 18 who IS outgoing funny and likes to have a good time Ad# 439035T O O L M A N49 yr old divorced male no children financiai'y/emotion ally stable independent col lege graduate non smoker Catholic Desires that special person to share life with Enjoys amateur theater danc mg boating dining out home improvement projects Seeks female under 50 slim to average build for friendship leading to marriage Ad# 403647W A N T T O H A V E F U N ?6 4 235 lbs 40 yr old WM looking for SW F 35 45 who is easy going trustworthy hon est and has integrity Friends first and possible long term relationship Or maybe we can just hang out give me a call' Ad# 436835S O M E T I M E S S H YSBM 23 6 with brown eyes and black hair Interests are weight lifting writing poetry and more In search of a tall fit SW F 18 35 who has a great sense of humor and a nice personality Ad# 434094

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Author visits Great Lakes Roses

RELIGION CALENDAR

R o b e rt O s b o rn e , no te d C a n a d ia n n u rse rym a n , w ill visit G r e a t La k e s Roses, 49 8 75 W illo w R d , in Belleville fo r a slide lecture o n S a tu rda y, Ju n e 21 a n d S u n d a y, Ju n e 2 2 H e w ill be available to sign copies o f his b o o k , H a r d y Roses

A ft e r this w in te r, m a n y M ic h ig a n gardeners are ready to give u p o n roses R ose plants th a t h a d th riv e d fo r years felled to le a f o u t a fte r weeks o f sub­fre e zin g tem peratures. Som e gardeners feel th a t roses can’t g ro w m M ic h ig a n , o r t h ^ take It personally, A i n ^ n g th e y can’t g ro w roses m th e ir g a r­den

G re a t La k e s Roses special­izes in w in te r-h a rd y roses th a t th riv e in M ic h ig a n w e athe r T h e ow ners, N a n c y a n d R o g e r L in d le y , w ere insp ire d to start th e ir nursery a fte r reading a n o th e r o f R o b e r t O s b o rn e ’s b o o ks, Roses fe r C a n a d ia n G a rd e n s , pu blished in 19 9 1 T h is b o o k w as m o d ifie d a n d sold in this c o u n try as H a r d y R os^

L a s t year, O s b o rn e revised the b o o k , a d d in g 3 4 n e w v a ri­eties o f roses t o th e hu n dreds described in th e b o o k I t has been released as H a r d y Roses, revised e d itio n , b y I & y P o rte r B o o k s , T o r o n to , O n t a n o . T h is n e w editio n is available fo r sale a t G r e a t La k e s Roses fo r $ 29 95

O sb o rn e achieves success d o t w ith th e usual offerings o f roses - h y b rid teas, g ra n d iflo -

ras, a n d fio n b u n d a s , b u t w ith th e less c o m m o n roses, m a n y o f w h ic h w ere enjoyed b y our g ra n dpa re nts O s b o rn e d s o enjoys success w ith th e m o d e m repeat b lo o m in g roses devel­o p e d b y A g ric u ltu re C a n ad a a n d sold as M o r d e n Pa rklan d a n d C a n a d ia n E x p lo r e r roses

I n his b o o k , O s b o rn e p ro ­vides sensible advice a bo u t n u r tu r in g roses H i s emphasis is o n n a tu ra l organic tech­n iques F o r e xa m p le , h e cau­tio n s against th e use o f insecti­cides fo r a p h id s, encouraging th e d e ve lo p m e n t o f a he a lthy la d y b u g p re d a to r p o p u latio n , instead

O s b o rn e is president o f C o m H i l l N u r s e ry , a N e w B ru n s w ic k , C ^ a d a n ursery t h a t specializes in h a r d y plants H e IS a n eiqperienced lecturer, w rite s a rtid e s fo r newspapers a n d m a g a zm e s a n d is a r e ^ a r c o n trib u to r to th e C B C

O s b o rn e w ill present a slide p ro g ra m o n h a id y roses at G r e a t La k e s Roses a t 1 0 a m , 1 p m a n d d p m S a tu rd a y ,Ju n e 2 1 , a n d a t 10 a m a n d 1 p m S u n d a y, Ju n e 2 2 S e atin g is lim ite d , so reservations are requested at 7 3 4 -4 6 1 -1 2 3 0 A $ 10 charge w ill be collected at h e d o o r

O s b o rn e w ill be available a fte r each lecture to sign copies o f his bo o ks.

F o r in fo rm a tio n o r reserva­tio n s, call 73 4 -4 6 1-12 3 0 any­tim e o r check o u t th e ir W e b site, WWW G rea tLakesR o se s.co m

I f y o u w a n t to su b m it an Ite m fo r th e religion calendar fa x It to (7 3 4 ) 5 9 1 -7 2 7 9 o r w rite R e lig io n C ^ e n d a r , O b s e rve r N e w sp a p e r, 36251 Schoolcraft R o a d , la v o ilia , M I 4 8 15 0 T h e deadline fo r an a n no u n ce m e n t to appear m th e T h u rs d a y e d itio n is n o o n M o n d a y

EVENTS

John Wesley programNewburgh United Methodist Church Will host a class tn honor of the 300th anniversary of John Wesley s birth This IS an exploration of the United Methodist Heritage 7 p m June 19 in the church parlor The program will be led by the Rev Welbaum Call (734) 422*0149 to sign up NUMC is located at 36500 Ann Arbor Trail

Cabaret NightNew original folk and sing along with singer/composer Michael Kreiger the

Woodlands Maestro Don Parrish and the Kangas Twins will be featured at Cabaret Night 7 p m June 21 at Unity of Livonia (28660 Five Mile Road) Admission $10

Worldwide Marriage EncounterWorldwide Marriage Encounter offers a weekend experience for married couples to improve their communica tion skills learn the value of intimacy and renew their love for each other The next weekends are June 20 22 and Sept 1214 at St John s Family Life

Center 44011 Five Mile Road Plymouth There is a $50 registration fee Call Bill and Carol (248) 528 2512 or Dan and Debbie (810)286 5524

Songsters concertThe Spirit of Detroit Sweet Adelines and PRime vocal ja zz will set the sum mer sizzling 3 p m June 22 at St Paul s Presbyterian Church in Livonia St Paul s IS located at 27475 Five Mile Road west of Inkster Road in Livonia

Vacation Bible schoolChrist Our Savior Lutheran Church 14175 Farmington Road Livonia (just north of 1 96) Livonia welcomes all youth who have completed grade 4 7 to participate in the Faith Factor Day Camp Monday June 23 27 The camp will be held at Salem Lutheran Camp in HoweilCost is $75 which includes a t shirt daily lunch activities (fishing archery games swimming Bible study and more) transportation and cook out dinner on Friday night for the whole family Contact Sarah Grivas or Rich Parron at (734) 522*6830

Youth tripJune 22 27 is just around the corner and it will be time for the best youth trip of the summer Summer in the Son at Kentucky Christian College A sign*up sheet and information are available at the youth board of Memorial Church of Christ Livonia This is for all senior high school stu dents and those going into senior high school

Vacation Bible SchoolSt James Presbyterian Church (25350 W Six Mile Bedford) will host Vacation Bible School June 23 27 from 9 a m to noon Children four years through 14 are welcome Cost is $5 per child The theme of the program is Shining Gods Light Call (313)534*7730

Son Harvest VBSFirst United Methodist Church 6443 Merriman Road Garden City will host Son Harvest County Fair Vacation Bible School 9 ajn to noon June 23 27 Call Diane McCreery (leave a mes sage) (734) 421 8628 Program is for ages four years old to sixth grade

MorningStar VBSMorning Star Church (28563 Pardo) in Garden City will host Vacation Bible School June 29 July 2 for children in grades K 5 from 6 30 8 30 p m SCUBA (Super Cool Underwater Bible Adventure) is the theme Call (734)367 3029

80th AnniversaryCailing all former parishioners living in the suburbs’ SS Peter & Paul Church 7685 Grandville Detroit will celebrate its 80th anniversary Sunday June 29 beginning with 11 a m Mass Reception will follow Call Linda Williams at (313) 846*2222 ext 107

Healer to speakSaul Shaye will present Releasing the Fat Man Within at 9 30 and 11 am Sunday June 29 at Unity Church of Livonia The talk will focus on the

spiritual mental and emotional dynamics of obesity Immediately foi lowing he will offer A Healers Odyssey a wellness lecture and heal mg workshop from 1 4 p m Admission IS $15 He will Be available for private healing sessions Monday June 30 through Ju ly 2 Call (734) 4211760 for information

JULYVBS Round Up

Rancho Round*Up Vacation Bible School will feature Bible stories wor ship crafts skits music and snacks July 2125 from 6 8 30 p m for ages three to adult Baby sitting provided for those attending Hosanna Tabor Lutheran Church (9600 Leverne East of Inkster and North of West Chicago) tn Bedford Theme is based on Psalm 23 No charge

SCUBA Bible SchoolMemorial Church of Christ in Livonia (35475 Five Mile) will hold Vacation Bible School July 27 31 from 6 30 8 30 p m Super Cool Undersea Bible Adventure (SCUBA) will be the theme To register call (734) 464*6722

AUGUSTPromise Keepers

Memorial Church of Christ in Livonia IS looking for any men who want to attend the event Aug 8 9 in Columbus Ohio and would like to go with other men from Memorial Church Call Tom Rich (734) 4214782

CH A RTER TO W N SH IP O F PLYM OUTHSealed bids will be received by the Charter Township of Plymouth, Miciugan until 4 00 PM Easter Standard Time, July 9, 2003 m the Clerks Office at the Township of Plymouth Offices, at which time and place all bids will be pubUcly opened and read for the purchase of a

2004 Full-size 4WD P i^up Truck

Specifications may be exammed m the Clerks Office at the Charter Township of Plymouth located at 42360 Ann Arbor Road, Building #3, Plymouth, MI 48170P u b lis h Ju n e 16 & 19 2003

CH A RTER TO W N SH IP O P CANTON A CCESS TO PU B LIC M EETIN G S

The Charter Township of Canton will provide necessary reasonable aimhary aids and services, such as signers for the heani^ impaired and audio tapes of printed matenals being coi»idered at the meetmg, to mdmduals with diaabihties at the meetmg/heanng upon two weeks nohce to the Charter Township of Canton Individuals with disabilities reqmnng auxiliary aids or services should contact the Charter Township of Canton by writing or calling the followup

David Medley, ADA Coordinator Charter Township of Canton, 1150 8 Canton Center Road

Canton, MI 48188 (734) 394-5260

P ub h sh . J u n e 19 2008 OEOB114594

CH A RTER TO W N SH IP O F CANTON R E Q U E ST F O R B ID

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Charter Township of Canton 1160 Canton Center S, Canton, Michigan will accept sealed bids at the Office of ftie Clerk up to 3 00 p m Thursday July 3rd 2003 for the following

SELF CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUSBid forms may be picked up at the Finance and Budget Department counter or you m ^ contact Mike Sheppard at (734) 394-5225 All bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked with the proposal name, company name, address and telephone number and date and time of bid opemng The Township reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals The Township does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disabihty m employment or the provision of services

TERRY G BENNETT, ClerkP u b lis h Ju n e 19 2003 OE08114e97

PLYM OUTH TO W N SH IP W ATER AND SEW ER D EPA RTM EN TPLYM OUTH TO W N SH IP SEN D S OUT

WATER QUALITY R E PO R T

The Plymouth Township Water and Sewer Department has sent out its annual drinkmg water quality report to consumers

Among other thmgs, the report discloses ftie amount of vanous materials in the water, including microbial and inorganic contaminants, and pesticides and herbicides

The annual report has been required by law since the U S Congress passed the 1996 Safe Dnnking Act Amendments

Most of the Detroit metro area, mcludmg Plymouth Township, gets its drinking water from the Detroit River The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department operates the water treatment facilities and pumping stations that supply water to the township, which operates the pipeline infrastructure and acts as the retailer to area busmesses and residents

Residents or busmess owners who have not received the report or have further questions can contact the Plymouth Township Water and Sewer Department at (734) 458-81S1 P u b lis h J u n e 19 2008 1.0508113499

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CH A RTER TO W N SH IP O F PLYM OUTH N O TIC E O F A D O PT IO N

ORDINANCE NO. 83.124AN ORDINANCE TO AM END THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH BY AMENDING THE ZONING MAP.

THE TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH ORDAINSPart I The Zoning Ordinance No 83 of the Plymouth Charter

Township, IS hereby amended by amending the Zoning Map, by nbanging ^ ose areas mdicated on the Amended Zomng Map No 139 attached hereto and made part of this Ordiiuuice

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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH,WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: For p arce l d escrip tion , see tax records based on Tax ID Nos. R78-010-99-0013-000 and R78- 010-99-0014-000.Part II CONFLICTING PROVISIONS REPEALED Any

Ordinance or parts of Ordinance m conflict herewith, are hereby repealed

Part III EFFECTIVE DATE The provisions of dus Ordmance are hereby declared to take effect on July 10,2003

Part IV ADOPTION The Ordinance was adopted by the Township Board of the Charter Township of Plymouth by authority of Act 184 of Pubhc Acts of Michigan, 1949, as amended, at a meeting duly called and held on J\me 10, 2003 and ordered to be given pubhcation in the manner prescnbed by law The Ordmance may be purchased on inspected at the Plymouth Township Department of Public Works Building, Community Development Department duni^ regular busmess hours

Adopted by the Board of Trustees on June 10,2003 Effective Date July 10, 2003 P u b lis h J u n e 19 2003

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CH A R TER TO W N SH IP O F CANTON BOARD PR O C E E D IN G S - JU N E 10,2003

112.200 I Industrial Surcharge Rates The following Industrial Surcharges will be chai^d when billed to fee Township by the Detroit Water and Sewer Department1 Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)m excess of 275 mg/1 0 209 -02542 Total Suspended Sohds (TSS) m excess of 350 m ^ 0 292 08193 Phosphorus (P) m excess of 12/mg/l 3 296 82494 fhts, Oils & Grease (FOG) m excess of 100 mg/1 0 068 fr049 (Ordinance No 30 amendment effective November 17,1993, October 1, 1994, February 1,1996, June 6,1997, August 1,1997, August 20,1998, August 1, 1999, January 1, 2000, May 1, 2001, July 1, 2001, May 1, 2002, August 1,2002, July 1,2003)SECTION 2. SAVINGS OF ALL PENDING PROCEEDINGS AND BALANCE OF THE ORDINANCE. This Section provides that the balance of Ordinance No 30, except as herem amended, shall remain in full force and effect All proceedings pending and all rights and liabilities existmg, acquired or mcurred at the time this amendatory Ordmance takes effect are saved and may be consummated accordu^ to the law enforced when they are commenced This amendatory Ordinance shall not be construed to affect any right pending before the effective date of this amendatory OrdinanceSECTION 3. SEVERABILITY. This Section provides that if any section, subsection, clause, phrase or portion of Hus Ordinance is for any reason held mvahd or unconstitutional by any Court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and mdependent provision, and such holdings shall not affect the vahdity of the remainmg portion hereofSECTION 4. CONSTRUCTION OF ORDINANCE. This Section provides that this Ordinance shall be liberally construed in such manner as to best effectuate its purpose The provisions of this Ordmance shall be construed, if possible, m such manner as to make such provisions compatible and consistent with the provisions of all existmg Ordmances of the Township and all amendments thereto SECTION 5. REPEAL OF CONFLICTING SECTIONS. This Section provides that portions of Ordinance No 30 are hereby repealed only to the extent necessary to give this amendatory Ordinance full force and effectSECTION 6. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Section provides that this Ordinance becomes effective July 1, 2003 after publication of the second readmgItem 11. Enforcem ent o f Tow nship Ordinance #68. Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter , effective immediately, to allow enforcement at Cherry Hill Village Phase I, located at Cherry HiUand Ridge Roads, for traffic enforcement on pnvate property, in response to their request and in compliance with Local Ordmance No 68 Motion earned unanimously

Item 12. R equest for Approval o f an Interagency Agreem ent B etw een Canton Township and Wayne County. Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter to authorize the Township Clerk to sign the Interagency i^reement between Canton Township and Wayne County for Fellows Creek Naturahzation and Flow Reduction project Motion earned unanimouslyGENERAL CAUENDAlh Item 1. Consider Final Approval o f the Prelim inary P la t for Antique Forest Subdivision. Motion by Bennett, supported by McLaughlin to approve the request of the project sponsor, Mr Richard Lewiston, to grant final approval of the prelimmary plat for the proposed Antique Forest Subdivision, subject to compliance with any and all state and local development r e la t io n s and further subject to any conditions recommended by the Planning and Engineering Divisions, as described in the analysis and recommendation attached hereto and made a part hereof Motion earned unammouslyItem 2. F inal P la t for Central Park S outh S ub division #3.Motion by Bennett, supported by McLaughlm to approve the request of the project sponsor, Mr Robert Beaugrand, to grant final approval of the plat for the proposed Central Park South Subdivision #3 subject to compliance with a i^ and ail state and local development regulations and further subgect to any conditions recommended by the Planning and Engineering Divisions, as described in the analysis and recommendation attached hereto and made a part hereof Motion earned unanimouslyItem 3. Approve Compensation Increase for Various Township Commissions. Motion by Bennett, supported by Zarbo to approve the recommendation of the Elected Officials’ Compensation Committee to increase the compensation of various Township Commissions as follows Plannmg Commission from $60 a meetmg to $80 a meetmg, Ment Commission from $56 a meetmg to $60 a meeting, ZBA from $50 a meetmg to $60 a meeting. Tax Board of Review from $9 50/hr to $10/hr, '^ ese increases sh^l be effective and retroactive to June 1, 2003 Motion earned unanimouslyItem 4. C onsider Awarding o f C onstruction C ontract for ARcbigan Avenue, Sheldon Road, Leopold, and Lotz Road Water Main Project. Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter to award the construction of the Water Mam Improvements and l^placements of Michigan Avenue, Sheldon Road, Leopold, and Lotz Road to Utility Services Authonty, LLC for $623,898 50 plus a 10% contingency m the amount of $62,389 65 for a total not-to-exceed amount of $686,288 35 and to authorize the Clerk to execute the contract documents Motion earned unanimously Motion by Bennett, supported by Burdziak to reimburse Ayres, Lewis, Norris & May, Inc for inspector days performed as provided m the contract and that a separate purchase order be opened m the amount of $48,600 for 90 inspector d ^ This amount shall be subtracted from the ongmal contract In addition, authonze finance and budget to subtract any additional costs based on the per day rate of $540 00 for an inspector day if the contractor

exceeds the number of specified inspector days in the contract or transfer the unused mspector days remaining money to the contractor as a bonus if the project is completed under the number of inspector days specified m the contract Motion earned unanimously Item 5. C onsider P urch asin g M ast A rm s fo r th e Three (3) In tersectio n s In clu d in g D eco ra tiv e T ops & B a ses , and Illum inated S treet S igns. Motion by Bennett, supported by M cLau^m to authonze approval to purchase mast arms a i^ poles at the mtersection of Canton Center and Hanford, Canton Center and Warren, & Beck and Geddes whidi mclude decorative tops and bases, lUummated signs located withm Canton Township Limits from Camer & Gable, Inc m the amoimt of $132,594 82 plus a 10% contmgency m the amoimt of $13,594 18 for a total not-to-exceed of $145,854 00 and authonze Pubhc Works to provide a purchase order And further move to approve the transfer of $145,854 00 from the General Fund to the Capital Projects Road Paving Fund for this project, and the following budget amendments for this transfer GENERAL FUND. Increase Revenues. Appropnation from Fund Balance 101-000-699-0000 $145,854 00 / Increase Appropnations. Transfer to Road Pavmg Fund lQl-959-965-4030 $146,854 00 This budget amendment increases the Transfers Out Department budget from $1,915,088 to $2,060,942 and the General Fund budget from $23,921,448 to $24,067,302 CAPITAL PROJECTS ROAD PAVING FUND. Increase Revenues. Contribution General Fund 403-000-676- 1010 $146,854 00 / Increase Appropnations. Construction 403-506- 969 0000 $145,884 00 This budget amendment mcreases the Capital Projects Road Paving Fund budget from $2,795,474 to $2,941,328 Motion earned unanimouslyItem 6. U pgrade and P u rch ase o f W ater M eter R eading Interrogator Equipm ent. Motion by Bennett, supported by Shefferly to approve the upgrade of two model 3001 SSI radio read handheld interrogator umts to two model 4000 RFSSI radio read handheld interrogator units to Etna Supply Co for $4,750 each Motion earned unanimouslyItem 7. Award Contract for V ehicle R ead in g o f Water M eter Equipment. Motion by Bennett, supported by Shefferly to approve the contract with City Services, Inc to provide automated readmg of electromc water meters at a rate of $ 20 per read Motion earned unanimouslyItem 8. R equest for Approval to In crease Purchase Order for R oof at Diam onds Restaurant. Motion by Bennett, supported by Kirchgatter to mcrease the original purchase order to Canton Construction $4,200 for a total purchase of $32,426 Motion earned imanimouslyADJOURN: Motion by Bennett, Supported by McLaughlin to adjourn at 7 58pm

THOMAS J YACK, Supervisor TERRY G BENNETT, Clerk

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U s e 's h a r k s y s t e m ' t o h e lp k e e p f l o o r c le a nMy family continually leaves their belongings scattered around. My husband comes in from work,

dropping his papers on the counter where I need to prepare dinner. The children leave school bags on the floor and coats anywhere from the front door to the sofa. They do not put clothes or shoes where they belong. I spend too much time

picking up after my family.Most of us hke ev erj^ in g

neatly put away, but we live with o ^ e r people who have their own standards of home organization

DomesticPlanner

Diana Koenig

We need a ^ stem that every­one can agree to live by Training e family is one effective way to keep things picked up in your house This IS not an easy task but the ben­efits are worth the time spent m training

One important rule we have in our home is - “keep things off the floor’ Floor space in your home has the potential to collect clutter It is convenient to stack things on the counter and then the floor One of the best ways to prevent this from happening is to tram j^ur fam­ily

Daily reminders are some­times needed as part of the training program I compare my reminders to maintaining a car I regularly change the oil, check the brakes, and check the air in the tires I do not

require a major engine over­haul because I have main­tained my car

The same is true of my fami­ly I routinely remind them to “use it and put it away’ This prevents the need for a major overhaul in my home The revi^rds o f diligent mainte­nance training are an organ­ized home (and a smooth-run­ning car)

I use a system that has brought me success m this area I use the The Shark System I tell my family our floors are filled with sharks swimming all around An item left on the floor is eaten and gone Sharks are very clever and can devour items on chairs, dressers, and counters If I find an article on the floor or counter it becomes mine for a penod of time They can earn

it back by doing household chores

Different methods are used to tram husbands, older chil­dren and younger children The shark system is a negative and drastic approach Positive reinforcement is also success­ful For instance The pattern ‘ picking things up” is devel­oped when your ^ ild re n are toddlers They can help put toys away when you move to a new activity

Put toys away at lunch time, even if you are going to play with them after you eat At nap time, pu t toj^ away When your toddler wants to play with different toys, pick-up first You can turn cleaning up into a game by clapping, singing songs and giving lots of encouragement

Older children can earn

privileges for maintaining home organization Their rewafd-may be the rental o f a game or movie, or trip to the ice cream shop The best way to motivate my husband is to

explain that I will have more time for him if given the help I need

Tram to fail is what many women do Their motto is Do as I say not as I do’ ’ I have seen many women fnistrated over the condition of their house They complain about their family, yet they have failed in two areas First, \:hey have not set an example in the area of home organization Secondly, they are not consis­tent with their family by enforcing a standard

Every once m a while some­thing happens to remind me how well I have trained my

family One evening our family had gone out to dinner When the meal was over, our son Brian, unnoticed, left the table A few moments later he returned and, seeing our quizzical looks, replied, T for­got I was m a restaurant I was taking my dishes to the kitdien sink He was embarrassed but I was proud of him He had learned an important princi­ple

Today's Refrigerator Bulletin: "Make a list for each family member of what you expect of them to help maintain a clutter free house'"

Send your questions and success sto ries to Diana Koenig PO Box 1702 Manchester MO 63011 e mail dianakoenig@hotmail com or wwwdomesticpiannercom

Learn about your clematis before pruningBY LEE REICHASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER

Unpruned, a clematis vine grows increasingly large over tile years, beanng flowers higher and higher until the only thing stanng you m the face is a tangle of bare, woody stems Avoid this by p ru n in g - every year

The pruning method depends on tiie flowering habit of the particular plant Fortunately, all clematis can be lumped into one of three prun­ing groups If you are not sure to which group a plant belongs, le t it grow freely for a year or two and watch how it flowers

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Group 3 These clematis vines flower more or less throughout the season, first on last years stems and then later on new shoots Many of the large-flowered hybrids such as Elsa Spath, Nelly Moser, Haku Ookan, and Henryi are in this group

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3 -A-D a yo f DairyTo help consumers meet

their dairy calcium require ments and decrease osteo porosis risk National Dairy Council with the support of four national health profes sional organizations launched 3 A Day of Dairy a nutrition based consumer marketing and education campaign earlier this year

The campaign incorporates tips and tools to make con suming three servings of milk cheese or yogurt every day quick and convenient- check out www 3adayorg

3 A Day of Dairy will Be promoted at Michigan State University s Ag Expo Ju ly 22 24 and at the Michigan State Fair Aug 15 Sept 1

■ Cheese Weekin celebration of National

Cheese Week (June 22 28) try a n e w cheese and check out wwwilovecheesecom the online source fo r cheese lovers The Web sites new Snackuiator tools calculates the best snacking solutions based on data provided by the visitor Other popular functions include a wine and cheese pairing guide enter taming with cheese tips and tons of great recipes

■ Kids need calciumKids are in a calcium crisis

they need milk more often The American Academy of Pediatrics urges kids to choose rr.iik yogurt and cheese for the calcium they need

The National Da ry Council and Je d 0 Brand are teaming up to give kids a perfect excuse to play with their food and have fun in the kitchen while at the same time getting the bone build ing calcium and other essen tial nutrients their growing bodies need The Mix It With Milk n Jell 0 contest calls for kids ages 6 12 to create wild ly delicious milk drinks using Jell 0 Brand Gelatin or Jell 0 Brand Instant Pudding pow der and other ingredients

Kids can visit www mix itwithmilk com to check out the m onthly themes and enter the contest Each monthly winner will win $1000 and a trip for two to New York City to participate in a Milk Mix Off event The winner of the event will win a $10000 college scholarship and a years supply of Jell 0 The United Dairy Industry of Michigan will promote the Mix It with Milk n Jell 0 gon test at The Great Dairy Adventure Ju ly 23 at the Pavilion at Michigan State University and the Metro Parent Education Expo Oct 12 at the Southfield Pavilion in Southfield

■ Reclaim mealtime/ With so much going on in

the lives of parents and kids it s n o t a surprise that family dinners are often pushed aside A recent survey found that 32 percent o f Americans don te a t at a dinner table However the survey also found that children who eat with their parents generally have a better diet than those who eat alone Follow these tips to take back mealtime Reduce preparation time by preparing a few meals in advance or purchase a meal kit that just pops in the oven Let the children help you pre pare meals by tossing a salad or setting the table Pick at least one night a week to have dinner together

If schedules are too busy then plan a breakfast togeth er If children get hungry before the rest of the family comes home fo r dinner stock up on snacks like fruit

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■ fter watching the grocery store flshelves fill with produce import- ” ed from Central Amenca, Chile, South Africa and California all ven­

ter long, it might be a little startling to learn how big agri­culture IS to the state of

MichiganIts the states sec­

ond-largest industry bringing m $37 bil­lion annually accord­ing to the Michigan

Department of Agriculture In fact, Michigan leads

the nation in 10 crops and ranks fifth or higher in 32

crop categoriesEveryone knows about the cherry

production 185 million pounds annually and 75 percent o f the nations ta rt cherries But Michigan also is ranked third in asparagus production nationally with 25 mil­lion pounds grown each year and is third m apple production — and the leading grower of Jonathans and Northern Spys — widi l bilhon pounds

Nearly 43 percent of all cultivat­ed blueberries in the U S come from Michigan

But there are other produce ftiat sprout across the state Michigan is second nationally m celery produce at 85 5 nulhon pounds At 13 2 million pounds o f carrots, Michigan pro­duces the third-highest total Redhaven peaches, developed at Michigan State University m the 1940s, is the most widely plant­ed peach m h e world

is a $31 bi Mi chi gan

The state grows over 125 commodities commercially, making Michigan second nationally in agricultural diversity

Summer takes Its time to arrive, bu t what plenti- fiil bounty is available once the warm weather gets here W hat better goods to buy - you get the nutritional value of the fresh produce, while helping a local farmer and the states economy

Go ahead and stock up on your next road tnp , either north or west­ward, or at your local farmer’s mar­ket

Asparagus has just stepped up to the plate and the strawberry season is on deck The strawberry season for Michigafi starts m early June in the Lower Peninsula and ends in late July in the Upper Peninsula. This year, due to the unusually cold spnng weather and late spring frosts and freezes, the strawberry season will be a little later than usual, according to Michigan State University’s Southeast Michigan distnct horticulture agent Bob 'IVitten on the MDAs Web site

Thanks to numerous frost pro­tection measures, strawberry plants are in full bloom and yields are not expected to decrease, said the MDA

Gov Jennifer Granholm urged consumers to Select a Taste of Michigan’ in a new campaign

“Selecting Michigan grown and processed foods helps keep

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mg 1 tablespoon ^ combine Cherny chemes,drained chernes, ^ cilantroonion.3^apenos,gat^m a medium sauc PCombinecorn starch in sm

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2 eggs% cup granulated sugar A cup vegetable oil '/j cup lemon juice A cup water2 cups all purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon '/zteaspoon baking soda 'A teaspoon saltVs cup shredded unpeeled zucchini Vs cup dried tart cherries 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel

T r a d i t i o n a l C h e r r y P i e

Put eggs m a large mixing bowl Beat with an electric mixer 3 to 4 minutes, or until e g ^ are thick and lemon-colored Add sugar, oil, lemon juice and water, mix well Combine flour, baking powder, cin­namon, soda and salt Add flour mixture to egg mixture, mix well Stir in zucchini, chernes and lemon peel Grease and flour the bottom only of an 8V2-by-4y?-mch loaf pan Pour batter into prepared pan Bake in a preheated 3502 F oven 55 to 65 minutes, or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean

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1 cup granulated sugar3 tablespoons quick cooking tapioca or

corn starch/s teaspoon almond extractPastry for two crust 9 inch pie2 tablespoons butter or margarine

If using canned chernes, dram them well Discard the juice or save for another use Ifusing fresh tart chemes, pit them If using frozen chernes, it is not neces­sary to thaw them Combine chemes, granulated sugar, tapioca and almond extract m a large mixing bowl, mix well Let stand 15 minutes

Line a 9 inch pie plate with pastry, fill with cherry mixture Dot with butter Adjust top crust, cutting slits for steam to escape, or cut top crust into strips and make a lattice-top pie Bake m a preheat­ed 400-degree oven 50 to 60 minutes, or

Try something different on your grilled chicken o r pork with cherry salsa

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D 2 ( ♦ ) Observer & Eccentric 1 Thursday June 19 2003 TASTE w i v i v .h o m e t o w n l if e .c o m

Grill up sweet lime teriyaki chickenNo matter when you gnll

this summer, the entire family will delight m the tangy sweet­ness o f a signature reape from gnll master Steven Raichlen

Raichlen developed Ginger Lime Tenyaki Glazed Chicken with Gnlled Asparagus

The PBS Television host and author of the award win­ning, best-selling How to Gnll and The Barbecue Bible blend­ed bold-flavored ingredients to guarantee this delectable dish becomes a family favorite, sure to be served time and time again

Tb elicit a chorus of “umm’s” and “ahhs” from your cookout crowd, treat them to Salmon with Pineapple Salsa

Simply place all the ingredients for this entire meal into a R ^ o ld s Hot Bags Foil Bag, place it on the grill for 15-20 minutes, and you’ll have an instant h it on your hands

If your family is partial to nbs, “you’ll love our recipe for Baby Back Barbecue Ribs,” says Pat Schweitzer, senior home economist in the Reynolds Kitchens

Consumers can request the Reynolds Kitchens’ recipe booklet, “Making Gnlled Dinners Easier, ’ by visiting reynoldskitchens com or by calling toll-free (800) 745- 4000

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6 bone in ch icken p ieces I ’A c u p s soy sauce1 teaspoon fine ly gra ted lim e

peel/zcup fresh lim e ju ice 3 c loves g a r lic pee led fla ttened

With a knife2 sca llio n s th in ly s liced white

and green p a rts separated1 p iece (3 inches) fresh g inger

pee led th in ly s liced2 tab lespoons honey 1 /scups sugar 2 tab le sp oo n s sesam e oil1 tab lespoon toasted sesam e

seeds (optional)

Make drainage holes in a sheet of Release Non Stick Foil

En joy ginger iime teriyaki glazed chicken on the grill w ith asparagus this spring

with a large carving fork, set aside

Combine soy sauce, lime peel, lime juice, garlic, scallion whites, ginger and honey in a hea\y saucepan, stir until honey is dis solved Spoon half of marinade over chicken in a baking dish Cover with foil, refrigerate for one hour, turning twice

For glaze, add sugar to remaining marinade Bring to a boil over medium-high heat Reduce heat to medium, cook and stir occasionally about 10 minutes or until thick and syrupy Strain glaze, let cool, glaze will thicken Reserve'^ cup glaze for serving

Preheat gnll to medium-high Place foil sheet with holes on gnll with non-stick (dull) side toward food

Drain chicken, discard mari­nade Brush sesame oil on both sides of chicken Place chicken skm-side down on foil

GnU chicken 5 minutes each side Brush both sides with glaze Continue gnlling and basting 4 to 6 mmutes longer per side or until skin is dark golden brown, chicken is tender and juices run clear or meat thermometer reads 170 degrees for breasts, 180 degrees for other

pieces If chicken browns too much reduce heat to medium Discard remaining basting glaze

Remove chicken from foil, cool juices on foil before han­dling Drizzle chicken with reserved glaze, spnnkle with scallion greens and sesame seeds

Prep time 30 mmutes Gnll time 18 mmutes Makes 4 serv­ings

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1 pound fresh asparagustriinm ed

2 tab lespoons soy sauce2 tab lespoons butter cut m

sm all p iecesfresh ly ground b lack pepper1 tab lespoon toasted sesame

seeds

Preheat gnll to medium-highTo make a foil gnll pan, flip a

13x9x2-inch pan upside down S ta^ two sheets of Release Non- Stick Foil with non-stick (dull) side facing up

Press the stacked foil sheets around pan with non-stick side facing down Remove foil Flip the shaped Foil Gnll Pan upright, cnmp ends to make handles Non stick side should

This salmon is grilled with pineapple salsa w ithout creating a mess of th e gnii

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be facing up Place Foil Gnll Pan on a tray to transport to and from gnll

Arrange asparagus in s single layer in Foil Gnll Pan Dnzzle with soy sauce Dot with butter and spnnkle with pepper

Gnll 8 to 10 mmutes or until asparagus is tender, occasionally turning the stalks with tongs Serve immediately

Prep time 5 minutes Cook time 8 mmutes Makes 4 serv­ings

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1 /ztab lespoons grated fre sh gin ge r d iv ided

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1 m edium red be ll pepperchopped

( m edium ja lapeno pepper seed e d a n d fine ly chopped

A cu p bu tte r or m argarine cu t in p ieces

A cup packed brown sugar2 tab lespoons lim e ju ice

Barbecue ribs set the stage fo r summertime a t a barbecue1 tab le sp o on paprika

Preheat gnll to medium-high or oven to 450® F Place bag m a 1-mch deep pan

Place salmon skm-side down on a sheet of wax paper Rub half the ginger over salmon

Spnnkle half the seafood sea­soning on salmon

Place salmon in bag m a single layer In a medium bowl, com­bine pineapple, peppers, remaining ginger and seafood seasoning Spoon around salmon Top with butter and brown sugar Drizzle with lime juice

To seal, double fold open end of bag Leave bag in pan when transporting to and from gnll or oven

To cook slide bag onto gnll or leave in pan and place m oven Grill 15 to 20 mmutes m covered gnll or bake 25 to 30 minutes in oven Prep time 20 mmutes Cook time 15 mmutes Makes 6 servings

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3 pounds baby back pork ribs1 tab lespoon packed brown

sugar

2 tea spoon s g a r lic powder t A te a spo on s pepper A cup w ate r1 A cup s barbecue sauce

Preheat grill to mediumCenter half of nbs in a single

layer on a sheet of Reynolds Wrap Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil Combine brown sugar and spices, rub over nbs, turning to coat evenly

Bnng up foil sides Double fold top and one end to seal packet

Through open end, add'A cup water or 3 to 4 ice cubes Double fold remaining end, leaving room for heat circulation inside Repeat to make two packets

Gnll 45 to 60 minutes m cov­ered gnll Remove nbs from foil, place nbs on gnll

Brush nbs with barbecue sauce Continue gnlling 10 to 15 mmutes, brushing with sauce and turning every 5 minutes

Prep time 5 mmutes Cook time 1 hour Makes 5 servings

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Delicate dessert is sure to pleaseJu n e b n n g s w a rm e r w e athe r

a n d th e b e g in n in g o f the s u m ­m e r e n te rta in in g season

B e g in this s u m m e r on a lig h t note b y serving Pistachio M e rin g u e S o rb e t Sandw iches F r o m a b rid a l o r b a b y show er to a S u n d a y b ru n c h o r lu n c h , o r even as a fin ale to an al fres­co d in n e r p a rty , th is delicate dessert is sure t o impress

E a c h b ite -s ize d treat fea­tures re fre shin g ra s p b e n y o r stra w b e rry so rb e t betw een tw o cn sp a n d c h e w y m e n n g u e cookies W h e a t g e rm adds a deliciously n u tty fla vo r F o r a decorative fin is h in g touch, d n z z le m e lte d chocolate o ve r th e cookies a n d sprinkle w ith c ho pp ed pistachios

Versatile w h e a t germ is a great in g re d ie n t to keep on h a n d A d d a n u tritio n boost to m a n y o f y o u r fa vo rite ‘ cool” foods b y s p rin k lin g it on y o g u rt a n d ice cream and stir­rin g It in to sm oothies and sh ^ e s

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flo u r m y o u r fa vo rite recipes fo r cookies, m u ffin s , cakes, cof­fee cakes, qu ic k breads, bis­cuits and yeast breads

P i s t a c h i o M e r i n g u e S o r b e t _________ S a n d w i c h e s __________

Meringues/a cup shelled finely chopped

pistachios (about six ounces) k cup Kretschmer wheat germ

any flavor/2 cup powdered sugar 3 large egg whites at room tern

perature /2 teaspoon salt /2 cup granulated sugar

Sandwiches1 pint raspberry or strawberry

sorbet slightly softened k cup semisweet chocolate

chips meltedA cup shelled finely chopped

pistachios

H e a t oven to 2252 F Lin e tw o cookie sheets vn th alum inum foil, lightly grease foil o r spray w ith non-stick cooking spray Using I'/s inch round cookie or biscuit cutter m a rk 40 circles on foil

F o r meringues, combme/a cup pistachios, wheat germ and pow ­dered sugar in small b o w l, mix well In large b o w l, combine egg whites and salt Beat w ith elec­tric m ixer until whites begm to m ound W ith m ixer at high speed, add granulated sugar, two tablespoons at a tim e , beating until sugar dissolves and whites stand m stiff glossy peaks when beater is raised W it h rubber spatula, gently fo ld m wheat germ mixture

D ro p a rounded teaspoonfiil o f menngue into center o f each circle on prepared cookie sheets, use back o f spoon to spread to the edges o f arcles Place both cookie sheets in oven

Bake 18 minutes R otate cook­ie sheets top to bottom

Continue baking 17-19 m in ­utes or un til m enngues are firm to the touch H i r n o ff oven and let menngues rem ain m closed oven 30 minutes (d o not open oven door du n n g this tim e) Rem ove cookie sheets fro m oven

W ith menngues still attached to the alum inum fo il, place foil on cooling racks, cool complete ly G e n tly peel m enngues fro m foil

Place 20 cooled menngues flat side u p on clean cookie sheet T o p each w ith a heaping tea spoon o f sorbet, carefully spread to ^dges o f m enngue Top w ith rem aining menngues flat side do w n

Place cookie sandwiches m freezer un til sorbet is firm about 15 minutes Rem ove fro m freez er D n z z le melted chocolate over tops, sprinkle w ith remaining chopped pistachios, return to freezer un til set, about 5 m in ­utes Transfer sandwiches to cov ered container Store in freezer u n til ready to serve Serve fro zen

M akes 20 sorbet sandwichesN u tr itio n inform ation (1/20

recipe)Calones, 9 0 , calories fro m fat,

4 5 , total fa t, 5 gram s, saturated fa t, 2 grams, cholesterol, 0 m g, sodium , 30 m illigrams, total carbohydrates, 11 gram s, dietary fiber, 2 grams, protein, 1 gram , folic acid, 2 micrograms and vita m in E , 2 international units

C ooks tip A s p ic e ja r lid c a n be used to m ark circles on greased foil

Recipe courtesy o f Kretschmer Wheat Germ

Tuna kebabs an elegant, easy mealT h e an cie n t practice o f

ro astin g sm all ch u n ks o f m eat o ve r a n o pe n fire can easily be u p d a te d fo r a ta s ty meal

B y s u b s titu tin g fish fo r red m e a t a n d a d d in g colorful veg­etables to th e m ix , an o r d m a iy g n lle d entree can be tu rn e d in to tu n a kebabs fo r an ele­g a n t, easy m eal

A m a rin a d e o f A s ia n flavo rs, basil a n d olive o il keeps th e fish m o ist as it cooks O n ly 15 m in u te s o f m a rin a tin g is nec­essary

In a d d itio n to th e tu n a , add b ig che rry to m a to e s , o n io n w edges a n d cu c u m b e r W h ile cucum bers arenisually eaten ra w , co o kin g th e m can b rin g o u t th e ir s o m e tim e - over­loo ke d citrus fla v o r T o fu rth e r keep th e lea n t u n a m oist w hile g rillin g cut th e cu cu m be r in to crescents a n d nestle the fish be tw een a cu cu m b e r crescent a n d a w edge o f o n io n - a posi­tio n th a t protects tlie tu n a fr o m excess h e a t

Cucum bers are an ancient m em ber o f th e g o u rd fa m ily W h e n shopping, p ick a firm one w ith sm o o th , brightly-co l­ored skin A v o id those that have soft spots o r are shriveled W h o le cucum bers m a y be stored in th e re fhge ra to r, unwashed a n d in a plastic bag, u p to 10 days W a s h th e m th o r - o u g h lyju st be fo re using

Since these kebabs only get better when their flavors meld overnight, they can even be made ahead

T h e y are good a t ro o m te m ­perature I f yo u have leftovers, take the tu n a o f f th e skewers and Serve it o n a b e d o f chopped ro m a in e lettuce fo r a chunl^’, g n lle d tu n a salad

_________ T u n a K e b a b s _________

/s cup fresh lim e juice (about 2 limes)

1 tablespoon reduced-sodi­u m soy sauce

1 garlic clove, m inced

2 tablespoons c ho pp ed fresh basil leaves

teaspoon re d pepperflakes

/♦teaspoon fre sh ly g ro u n d pepper

% cup extra v ir g in olive oil 1 p o u n d fresh tu n a , c u t m 12

chunks1 large cu cu m be r, peeled,

seeded a n d sliced 8 large che rry tom atoes 1 m e d iu m red o n io n , halved

vertically a n d cu t in to cres­cents

Preheat g rill o r b ro ile r In a glass o r o th e r n o n -re ac-

tiv e b o w l, co m bin e th e lim e ju ic e , soy sauce, g a rlic , basil, pepper flakes, p e p p e r a n d oil A d d the tu n a chu n ks to the m a rin a d e , tu r n in g to coat th e m S e t aside to m a rin a te 15 m inutes at ro o m te m pe ratu re

Assem ble th e kebabs using fo u r 10 -in c h m e ta l o r (w ell- soaked) b a m b o o skewers Slip a cucum ber piece alm o st to ffie

b o tto m o f a skewer A d d a tu n a c h u n k , follow ed b y an o n io n crescent, follow ed b y a to m ato R e p e a t w ith m o re cucum ber, fis h , o n io n a n d to m a to F in is h th e k a b o b w ith a cucum ber crescent tu rn e d to w a rd the o n io n M a k e 3 m o re skewers in th e same w a y

B ro il th e kebabs 3 m inutes T h m a n d cook u n til the fish is fir m to th e touch a n d th e veg­etables b ro w n e d , a n othe r 2 to 3 m in ute s

D o n o t overcook o r the tu n a w ill be d r y Serve either h o t or a t r o o m te m pe ratu re w ith h o t steam ed rice M a ke s 4 serv­ings

N u t n tio n a l in fo rm a tio n per se rvin g 2 4 1 calones, 11 g total fa t (2 g saturated fa t) , 7 g car­b o h y d ra te , 28 g p ro te in , 2 g d ie ta ry fiber, 1 0 0 m g sodium

Recipe courtesy o f the American Institute for Cancer Research

Each bite sized treat o f Pistachio Menngue Sorbet Sandwiches features refreshing raspberry or straw berry sorbet between two crisp and chewy m enngue cookies

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a f r e s h a n d e a s y m e a lTwo summer treats create a

new favonte. Beef and Peach Salad Combine gnlled certi­fied angus beef top sirloin steak and sweet npe peaches for a fresh and easy meal

Peach season runs from Apnl to October, peaking m July and August The beef’s great taste is available year round and adds cl^sic pleasure to summer menus The salad can also be made with angus beef shoulder center steak, if desired

B e e f a n d P e a c h S a l a d

1 A pounds (75kg) CertifiedAngus Beef top sirloin or shoulder center steak

2 teaspoons (10ml) olive oilSalt and pepper to taste1 cup (240ml) low tat lemon

yogurt/ cup (60ml) lemon juice/ cup (60ml) thinly sliced green

onionk teaspoon (25ml) poppy seed

5 peaches washed and sliced Mixed salad greens

R u b steak w ith oil and sprin­kle w ith salt and pepper G n ll steak over m edium heat for 12-16 m inutes, leaving lid open and tu rn in g steak halfw ay through cooking tim e F o r m edium done­ness, transfer steak to a cutting board w hen a m eat thermometer registers 1 5 0 °F (66®C) and let it rest 10 minutes Com bine yogurt, lem on juice, green onions, and poppy seed m a small bowl I f necessary, stir in 1 2 teaspoons (5 -lO m l) additional lem on juice to reach d n zzlm g consistency

C u t steak across the gram into th in slices and arrange w ith peaches on salad greens D rizzle dressing over to p

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Baking up some boyhood; memories with breadT o describe someone who

has ‘moved around a lot, the French have an inter­

esting saying that translates roughly as ‘eating more than one kind of loaf ’

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have to travel far to experi­ence the amaz­ing diversity of bread During my earlier life as a corporate executive involved in international business, I encountered loaves o f all different types

- often reflecting different cli­mates, cultures and traditions

DELIVERING THE BREAD

But prior to those experi­ences, I remember as a boy growing up m a small village in England how the baker came to our house each week He parked his van at the end of our long driveway and trudged up to our front door with a big basket on his arm, foil of dif­ferent loaves, each one beckon­ing to be bought

He had afloured-top farm­house round, a caraway- encrusted long loaf of pungent rye, a black treacle bread (actually an Irish specialty), a pan loaf of white milk bread with which tea sandwiches (Cucumber, watercress or tomato) were made, and a little loaf o f brown bread with the name Hovis in relief along the side That was my favorite

Later in life, in my teenage years, I spent summer vaca­tions m Germany There I fell in love with a profusion of lye breads

In color, they ranged from light brown to pitch black Many with a crust studded with whole grains We enjoyed them for breakfast with cheese and vanous types of wurst, again at lunch time with a mixed salad, and at dinner with the entree

Each time, bread was central to the meal It was a simple but celebrated component

My favonte German bread was the Schwarzenwalder Bauerbrot, of Black Forest peasant bread

It usually came as a huge seven-pound loaf and we would cut off hunks to eat with hearty Bavanan soup To this day, Germans have a passion for flavorfol breads

The same is true m most of the countries of Europe

And I was amused when I read the other day tha t Darko Mihcic (the Yugoslavian bas­ketball star who may well soon join th e Detroit Pistons) said to a reporter that he loves the idea o f playing in the United States, “but I do miss real bread ”

Speaking of sports, I remem­ber a while ago sportscaster Frank Beckman came by our bakery in downtown Rochester and his eyes lit up when he saw tha t we make authentic vyk o m b ro t Beckman told me tha t when he came hom e from school as a boy, his grandmoth­er m ade little sandwiches with this dark, dense rye bread - sprinkling sugar on the but­tered squares He looked for­ward to re-enacting tha t treas­ured memory (And it should be noted that FVank has grown into a strapping fellow')

WONDERFUL BREADS

In term s of my own expenences, a school trip to

the Loire valley gave m e my first love affair with some of the wonderful breads o f I France -

I still have a photo o f |myself at 14, looking very English in a school blazer and | tie, holding a baguette over my r shoulder like a nfle (unrealisti-s cally thinking I could pass as a Frenchman') *

Later on I would re tu rn to , France on several occasions - | discovenng the awesome array | of shapes, textures and tastes of regional breads In every town, magnificent golden loaves - indigenous to that area - contribute to th e great culinary hentage o f France At^ The Give Thanks Bakery we create some of these, fh>m tim ^ to time, to add to the visual appeal ofthe loaves we make * every day

One o f the most majestic of the regiond breads is the couronne, which originated in the Bordeaux region Noel Black, our head baker, skillfolly makes the couronne by shap- I mg eight or nine equal-sized | rounds of dough, attached to form a ring ®

In the center, a th in collar of 3 dough covers half th e rounds 1 creating a lovely contrast m color s

W hen baked. It’s a beautiful | example ofthe baker’s craft | and snapping It apart yields a ® collection of dinner rolls, guOT-s anteed to win adm iration s

If you’d like to enjoy aa couronne, head for 4Bordeaux. ^

Or downtown Rochester ] Given a little notice, we’ll ? be happy to make one for s you I

Gerald M athes is the ow ner of Give IThanks Bakery in Rochester Visit the bakery s Web site at WWW givethanks » bakery com or call (248) 6011542 I

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Wild rice, on the sideW ild R ic e A th en a

This m outh watenng Mediterranean-inspired recipe makes a delectable side dish or a light, meatless mam dish

3 /zcups reduced sodium chick en broth

California wild rice ’a cup jasmine or other long

gram white nee 2 tablespoons olive oil1 medium onion chopped2 cloves garlic minced or

pressed16 5 ounce jar marinated arti

choke hearts chopped reserving liquid

1 tablespoon minced freshoregano orAteaspoon dried oregano

2 teaspons finely grated lemonpeel

Icup crumbled feta cheese A cup thinly sliced green onions

In a 4- to 5-quart saucepan, bnngbroth to a boil over high heat

Add wild nee, reduce heat to low and cover tightly Simmer

until grains begin to open and feel tender to bite, about 45 min utes

Stir m white nee Cover tightly and simmer until tender to bite and liquid is absorbed, about 20 to 25 more minutes

While wild and white nee cook, heat olive oil in a 10- to 12- mch skillet over medium-high heat

Add onion, grhc, artichoke hearts, oregano and lemon peel Stir often, over medium heat, until heated through, about 5 minutes

When nee is done, remove from heat and gently stir in omon-artichoke mixture,’A cup reserved mannade, feta cheese and green onions

Serve immediatelyMakes 6 to 8 side dish or 4

main dish servingsNutntional information

per serving 247calones,81 g protein, 34 2 carbohy­drates, 2 3 g fiber, 9 1 gfat,19 mg cholesterol, 565 mg sodi­um

Recipe courtesy o f California Wild Rice Advisory Board

Wild Rice Athena features garlic marinated artichoke hearts, omon, feta cheese and oregano

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our local commumties, strengthen Michigan’s family farms, improve the quality of life for our citizens in both rural and urban areas, and pre­serve th e state’s rich and diverse agncultural heritage,” Granholm noted m her deda- ration

Scott Harns, produce buyer for Holiday M arket in Canton, has his local favorites - corn, tomatoes and grape tomatoes

“My m otto is always say yes to Michigan, they always get the first shot,” H arns said “If the pnee is ngh t - sometimes It isn’t, b u t quite often it is - I’m buying i t ” He enjoys the peaches and the com, which he said are fabulous "The com is ‘peaches and cream checkered com, and the Michigan peach­es are redhaven, which are similar to Georgia peaches, but they have a short shelf life ”

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D 6 ( * ) Observer S Eccentr c j Thursday June 19 2003 TASTE w i v w h o in e tO M v n itfe c o m

E n j o y a l i t t l e c o l d t u r k e y t h i s s u m m e rAmericans’ taste buds are as

different as all 50 states And when It com es to navigating kitchen creativity and regional tastes, sandwiches are th e per­fect roadmap

Chef Nancy Silverton, ovmer of Campanile Restaurant in Los Angeles, has created two knock-out sandwich reapes featuring new Butterball Thanksgiving Roasted, a pre­mium line o f dell turkey Additional tasty recipes are from the test kitchens of Butterball, a brand o f ConAgra Foods

‘Sandiviches are little m as­terpieces betw een tw'o slices o f bread,” Silverton said They are incredibly satisfying to the taste buds-a great way to be creative and savor your favonte flavors, she added

Thanksgiving Roasted looks and tastes lik e turkey you would serve on Thanksgiving Day It com es m four flavors- Am encan TVadition, Northwoods Maple and Mustard, Southwest Sweet and Savory, and Harvest Herb- inspired by people’s tastes from coast to coast Look for it in your retailers deli case

Northwoods Ma p l e Mustard T u r k ey Sandwich

Cr ea ted by C h e f N ahcy ________ S ilverton________

A cup puremapie syrup (use Grade B syrup ifavaiiabie for more flavor)

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Chef Tim Cirka will conduct cooking demonstrations throughout the month of June for Weight Watchers including the following dates and locations 8 30 am and 1 0 a m Saturday June 21 at the Weight Watchers Building 28555 Orchard Lake Road Farmington Hills 6 pm and7 1 5 pm Tuesday Ju n e 24 Weight Watchers Center Hamlin Square Shopping Center 1906 South Rochester Road (by Staples) in Rochester and? p m Thursday June 26 at the Weight Watchers Center Northwoods Shopping Center 30935 North Woodward Birmingham The demonstrat ons are free and the pub Ic s nvted ''a lll (888)3 FLOR NE for mformat on

Healthy cookngValerie Wilson (Macro Va!) will instruct healthy cooking classes this summer She will appear at A Taste of Summer 11 a m 3 p m Saturday June 28 at Whole Foods 1404 Walton Blvd Rochester Hills Guests can purchase an autographed copy of Wilson s cook book Perceptions in Healthy Cooking and taste some dishes She witi hosts a pot luck picnic in Hines Park 2 5 p m Saturday July 26 Admission is $5 for guests who bring a dish to share or $10 without a dish (Guests are asked to bring foods that are sugar free dairy free and meat free) Learn how to prepare your favorite Chinese foods at Chinese Food 2003 taught 6 9 p m Wednesday July 30 at 30561 Krauter Apt3C Garden City Ml 48135 Class fee IS $25 Wilson will also offer a four week beginning cooking senes in September All classes must be pre paid Call (734) 2612856 or visit macroval@cs com tor information

If you have an item for the calendar please submit it a t least two weeks in advance o f the date it should be pub lished Send to Ken Abramczyk Taste editor Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Livonia M l48150 o re mailkabram czyk§oe homecomm net

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1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil

1 tablespoon white wine vinegar1 teaspoon salt2 cups thinly si ced sweet onion8 large slices rye breadSoftened butterA cup whole gram mustard or

stone ground mustardA pound thinly slices Swiss

cheesepound thinly sliced Butterball

Thanksgiving Roasted North woods Maple Mustard Turkey Breast

Tb make mannated onions In medium bowl, stir together the maple syrup, olive oil, vinegar and salt Add onion, toss to coat with syrup mixture Let stand20-30 minutes at room temper ature, stim ng several times

To assemble sandwiches Spread one side o f bread with butter Place 4 slices buttered side down Spread 1 tablespoon mustard over each of 4 slices o f bread and cover with half the

cheese Scatter marinated onions over cheese and top with turkey Place remaining cheese over turkey and complete with remaining bread buttered side up Heat a large heavy skillet over medium heat Add 1-2 sandwiches at a time, cover with lid and heat until bottom side turns golden brown Tbm sand­wich over and continue heating until browned

Makes 4 sandwiches

H a r v es t H er b T urkey Saltim bocca Sandwich

C r ea ted by Ch e f N ancy ________ S ilverton________

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cheese preferably aged 1 cup lightly packed argula*A pound thmiy sliced prosciutto

or black forest ham % pound thinly sliced Butterball

Thanksgiving Roasted Har vest Herb Turkey Breast

Spread one side o f each slice of bread vnth butter Place 4 slices buttered side down and cover with half o f the cheese Scatter argula evenly over the cheese Place prosciutto over argula Then evenly distribute turkey over prosciutto Place remaining cheese over turkey and complete with remaining bread, buttered side up Heat a large heavy skillet over medium heat Add 1-2 sandwiches at a time, cover with hd and heat until bottom side turns golden brown Tirn sandwich over and continue heating until browned

Makes 4 sandwiches*If desired, substitute baby

spinach leaves

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Thanksgiving Roasted Amen can Tradition Turkey Breast

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To make spread In small bowl, stir together cream cheese, mustard, dried cranberries wal nuts and cinnamon

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Makes 4 sandwiches *If desired, substitute reduced

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Thanksgiving Roasted South west Sweet and Savory Turkey Breast

4 large tortillas (10 inch diameter)1 A cups shredded lettuce1 small yellow bell pepper cut

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Robert M Meisner

Pet and condo rulesBelieve It or not, someone In our condominium wants to maintain a pig In our project claiming It is a pet. My documents Just allow one pet and do not describe the type of pet involved nor do they place a weight limitation on it. Do you have any comments?

It would be difficult to comment on your question without looking m detail at your condominium documents but m a case out of the Hawaii Intermediate Appellate Court, the Court held that a pig betw'een 1 ,2 0 0 -1 ,6 0 0 pounds was deemed a pet This was a zoning case but since it involved a homeowners association, it might still be relevant In any event, it appears that It is time for your association to revise its restnctions

Robert M. Meisner, a lawyer con centrales his practice in the areas of condominiums real estate cor porate law and litigation He can be reached atbmeisner@michcom This column shouldn t be construed as legal advice

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Most folks think residential when the topic IS real estate But don’t forget that we also spend a great deal of time in work environments, entertainment venues and on mfrastructure that gets us from here to there

Good designs, quality construction and landscaping can make a big difference in quality of life

Eight projects this year were selected as construction and design award winners by the Engineering Society o f Detroit

Judges evaluated effective teamwork among the owner, designer and contrac­tor, quality of overall design and construc­tion, unique engmeenng solutions, and innovative construction techniques

Judges also examined sensitive land-use applications, and social and economic sig­nificance

Here’s a brief summary of the winners■ Ford Field, DetroitOwner Detroit Lions, Executive

Architect SmithGroup, Detroit, Design Architect (stadium/warehouse) Gmo Rossetti, Birmingham, Contractors Hunt/Jenkms, Detroit, and White/Olson, St ClairShores

The downtown facility incorporated a 65,000-seat football s t^ iu m with renova­tion and office additions to the histone Hudson’s Warehouse The location and layout encourages foot traffic and visitors to stop by other restaurants and bars in the area

■ Michigan Hall of Justice, LansingOwner State of Michigan, Designer

Albert Kahn Associates, Detroit, Contractor The Chnstman Ck), Lansing

Combining a classic design with modern matenals, the 281,000-square-foot struc­ture consolidates the state Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and state court adminis­trative offices Budgetwas $878 million

The six-story building also includes a judicial learning center and parking for 460 vehicles underground

■ Childcare and wellness center, Vance, Ala.Owner Mercedes-Benz U S

International, Designer Albert Kahn Assoaates, Detroit, Contractor MBUSI/Construction Management Group, Vance, Ala

The 43,550-square-foot structure attached to a manufacturing plant includes classrooms, gymnasium, saunas, locker rooms, occupational/physical thera­py rooms and cafe

Interior spaces are open and airy with lots o f natural light

■ Vehicle performance integration center, Milford

Owner General Motors C orp,Designer HarleyEllis, Southfieli Contractor Walbndge Aldmger, Detroit

The 400,000-square-foot facdity at the Milford Proving Ground includes offices, laboratones, and control systems, combin­ing cutting-edge technology, safety for workers and flexibility for future expan­sion

A curved green glass lobby welcomes visitors Modular design allows for effec­tive space utilization by employees

■ Library for information, technology and information, Big Rapids

Owner Ferns State University,Designer Neumann/Smith & sociates, Southfield, Contractor Granger Construction, Lansing

Efforts were made to identify the needs o f all potential users - students, faculty, the university and the greater community The 185,000-square-foot building, bud­geted at $40 million, houses 440,000 vol­umes

A state-of-the-art heating, ventilating

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HarleyEllis, Southfield, conceptualized the vehicle performance integration center in Milford for General Motors

and air conditioning system was installed to preserve the collections, maintain opti­mal computer functions and minimize energy usage Windows abound

■ Bridge Street bridge replacement (on the north side of Eight Mile west of Telegraph,) Southfield

Owner City of Southfield, Designer Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Bloomfield Hills, Contractor Angelo lafrate Construction, Warren

Tremendous teamwork - coordinating and sequencing - from a variety of players led to the renovation of one bridge into parallel structures at a cost of $8 5 mil­lion

Paramount to the project was substitut­ing a carbon fiber reinforced polymer for steel in reinforced concrete construction and soil-erosion control measures onsite at the Rouge River

■ Garfield tunnel interceptor, Clinton Township

Owner Detroit Water & Sewerage D ep t, Designer Spalding DeDecker Associates, Detroit, Contractor JayDee Contractors, Livonia

This $26 million project entailed lying three miles of a 7-foot diameter sanity sewer 35- to 40-feet deep

Quality is evidenced by the fact tha t the elevation of the pipe never varied from design by more than 2 inches its entire length Road modifications and traffic light sequencing durmg construction helped lessen impact on 40,000 to 50,000 vehicles per day at the site

■ Historic category - Cadillac Place, DetroitOwner New Center Development,

Detroit, Designer Albert Kahn

Albert Kahn Associates, Detroit, designed the Michigan Hall of Justice in LansingAssociates, Detroit, Contractor Barton Malow, Southfield

On average, 250 trades people worked at renovating the former General Motors Building every day Issues were resolved away from the job to avoid project disrup­tion Upgrades to the national histone landmark office buildmg of 12 million square feet, originally opened in 1922, were completed on time and within a $126 million budget

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FHA-insured loan - or if you have had one m the

past - the information in today’s column could be w o r^ a ton of money to you

There are two little-known aspects of being an FHA bor­rower that can save you money

The first money-saver is called an FHA “streamlined refinance ’ This process allows current FHA borrow­ers to automatically reduce their mortgage interest rate w ithout income or asset veri­fication, without necessarily pulling a credit report, and usually without an appraisal or out-of-pocket closing costs

Typically, even a minimal rate reduction on a $100,000 home will save a borrower $400 annually

Eligible FHA borrowers m ust not have been over 30 days late on their monthly mortgage payments for the past year, and their new interest rate m ust be at least ys-percent better than their current rate

In short, FHA borrowers w ith rates currently greater than 7 percent should be on the phone with a lender immediately to improve the ir rate

The streamline process also allows FHA borrowers in adjustable-rate mortgages to convert to fixed-rate loans

The second money saver I S for ex-FHA borrowers who have either refinanced into conventional m ort­gages, or sold their proper­ties to buy others I f those homeowners were in their FHA mortgages for less than five years when they were paid off, they may be due a refund

This FHA refund is actu­ally money th a t the borrow­er (probably unknowingly) pre-paid to help offset his monthly mortgage insurance premiums

The onginal account may have been several thousand dollars The refund amount due will be prorated based on the amount initially paid and the age of the loan

If your loan was less than a few years old, your refund could be qmte large

However, even a small refund will look better in your bank account than m Uncle Sam’s Ifyou think you may the eligible for a refund, you may phone HUD’s refund line a t (800) 697- 6967, or visit “Industry

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Come home to this sprawling aU brack Bloomfield ranch with mdoor pool, three tedrooms ' and four full baths (eadibedrw m IS a suite) Beautiful hght and b n ^ t 30 foot kitchen with abundant cabmetry, gramte island, Conan tops, and Sub-Zero You’ll love the wide open floor lah fyifh spacious cathedral great room The k rg e walk-out lower level is roughed for addinona^ bath and ready for finish The all ceramic mdoor pool is convementiy located on

the m am floor, pebblestone flooring and a “wall olpatio doors. Oversized three ca^ garage and huge circular dnve All of this and much more, situated on one rollmg acre near Long Lake and Telegraph m the heart ctf Bloomfield Township $749,900

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HOMES SOLD IN WAYNE COUNTY REAL ESTATE BRIEFS

32619 Brown $120000 628 Adams $179000These are the Observer & Eccentric area residential 6224 Gilman $97000 413 Ann $295000

Real Estate closings record 33451 Kathryn $137000 48045 Colony Farms

ed the weeks of Jan 27 31 at 32114 Rossiyn $130000 iCOI uuu

the Wayne County Register Livonia 40739 Firwood $195000

of Deeds office Listed below 14027 Arden $182 000 670 Simpson $280 000are cities addresses and

14295 Bassett $180000 747 W Ann Arbor $300000sales prices

28713 Bayberry Park Redford

Canton $199000 27357 Cathedral $147000

1768 Brookdaie $306000 19568 Brentwood $88 000 12861 Columbia $139000

660 Concord $244000 12275 Camden $80000 13521 Crosley $148000

44300 Duchess $224 000 11751 Cardwell $146000 12948 Dixie $155 000

1693 Fairfax $200000 11473 Cavell $130000 25350 Graham $90000

39961 Finley $232 000 8862 Danzig $53000 12800 Hemingway $144 000

41507 Haggerty Woods 33181 Fargo $70000 14659 Lenore $185000

$210000 8900 Floral $130000 13121 Leverne $132000

4105 Hunters $165000 14813 Gary $180000 19168 Macarthur $126000

1705Lanhan $330000 18246 Gillman $134000 25505 Plymouth $170000

45010 Leslie $223000 37495 Grantland $178 000 25535 Plymouth $65000

2039 Liberty $229 000 34625 Grove $260 000 15410 Wakenden $120000

44359 Nowiand $323000 9828 Melrose $236000 Westland43300 Oakbrook $235000 37752 N Laurel Park 31135 Avondale $139000

45196 Patrick $239 000 $220000 2666 Barns $247000

2026 Preserve $229000 33469 Oxford $217000 36212 Booth $169000

2601 River Woods $340000 19692 Parker $161000 35874 Canyon $156000

48625 Rockefeller $364 000 17271 Parklane $268000 6011H Parent $65000

49165 Rockefeller $231000 18205 Queensbury $363 0 00 7429 N Wildwood $150000

49255 Rockefeller $148 000 9837 Roseland $164000 39260 Phlox $189000

49301 Rockefeller $144000 8914 Roslyn $170000 7719 Rivergate $148000

554Shana $192000 20131 Southampton $250 000 1839Stieber $74000

460 Sheffield $218000 14412 Sunset $182000 1843 Stieber $74000

49294 Stanton $125000 18214 University Park 34548 Tonquish $141000

7939 Thornwood $350 000 $132000 -8296 Twin Oaks $185 000

1929 W Franklin $136000 Plymouth 7355 Woodview $77000

Garden City 11220 Academy $288000 32999 Woodworth $123000

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HOMES SHOWCASEDThe Home Builders

Association of Washtenaw County presents its 19th annu­al Showcase of Homes through Sunday, June 22 Twenty- seven custom-built homes are on the tour

Hours are 5-8 p m Thursday and Fnday, noon to 8 p m Saturday and Sunday Cost is $10 for adults, $5 for children age 3 to 16

For details, call (734) 996- 0100 or visit the Web at wwwwashtenawshowcase com

CREW GOLFCommercial Real Estate

Women-Detroit sponsors its annual golf outing TYiesday, June 24, at Iknglewood Golf Club, 5350310 Mile Road, Lyon Township

Cost is $175 for golf, lunch and dinner, $35 for dinner only For information, visit the

chapter’s Web site, wwwcrewdetroit org

SELL HOME CLASSMatt Kenkel, associate bro­

ker with ERA Alliance, and West Bloomfield Community Education present a class, “For Sale by Owner,” 7-9 15 p.m Wednesday, June 25, at Orchard I ^ e Middle School

Cost, which includes a mar­keting guidebook, is $30 To

gregistyr, call (248) 865-6633

BUY HOME CLASSRE/MAX in the Hills and

Chase M anhattan Mortgage co-sponsor a free, no-obliga- tion class on how to find and finance a home 7-8.30 p m Wednesday, June 25, a t the Royal Oak Public lib raiy , 222 E 11 Mile Road

CAREER SEMINARKeller Williams Realty-

Livonia offers a free, no-obliga- tion class on how to get into real estate sales and what you can expect a t 10 a m Wednesday, June 25, at its offices, 31500 Schoolcraft, just w estofM em m an To register, call (734) 266-9000

BUY HOME CLASS IIDiane Brady, affiliated with

Preview Properties, presents a

free seminar for first-time home buyers 7 p m Thursday, June 26, at her office, 130 W Grand River, Bnghton To reg­ister, call (810) 220-1477

MASONRY CERTIFICATIONThe Masonry Institute of

Michigan hosts a two-day masonry certification seminar S a m to 5 p m Thursday- Priday, June 26-27, at Best Western Midway m Lansing

Cost, which mcludes lu n ^ , reference manual and exam, is $395 for members, $495 for designers and building officials and $795 for mason contrac­tors and suppliers To register, call (734) 458-8544

BUY HOME FAIRThe Detroit Association of

Realtors sponsors its 10th annual home buying workshop and fair 9 a.m to 2 p m Saturday, June 28, at Cobo Conference Center, One Washington Blvd, downtown Detroit Free admission For details, call (313) 962-1313

CAREER DAYSReal Estate One presents a

free informational class on how to get mto residential real estate s^es noon to 1 p m Fndays at its Farmington Hills office, 3 2 9 6 1 Middlebelt a t 14

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Charming 1950 bedroom home room family spacious breal complete W ith room and 2 car provide grea_t ai

PLYMOUTHbuilt Ranch in Hough Park' The 4 offers 3A baths spaaous living

room light filled btchen with i fimshed lower level kitchen & recrsation

attached garage The deck & patio eas for outdoor eating

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Located m Rosedale Gardens Don t miss showii^ this one Some rooms have hardwood Large master on upper level Bnck home for low mamtenance Oversized 2 car garage Bnck paver walk & porch Glass block window basement Newer landscaping front and back $219 000 (07/MEL) 734 45o 6000

CANTONCarefree and active Your personal comfort is assured in this 2 bedroom, mamtenance-free Condo located m the heart of Canton Updates galore $108 500 (05/FRA) 734-455 6000

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Savor the serenity of unspoiled acreage and 275 foot Irontage on the Huron River just minutes fipm downtown Milford This custom built Ranch offers an open floor plan, premium Euro btchen and a walk out lower level $438 000 (88/COO) 734 455 6000

LIVONIAFeeling of substance This “Blue Chip” home with renown Livoma schools affords the Ussiest buyer all of the updates roof to glass block windows Three bedroom larger btchen and Florida room One look and you’ll buy $165,000 (^GRA)734 455 6000

NORTHVILLEOutstanding Colonial in the Lakes of Northville Detail personified This 4 bedroom 2A bath beauty has it all Formal hvmg room and dining room Casual family room with fireplace and sky hghts Library & expertly planned kitchen Open floor plan 'I^ke the first step to better living - call us now $369,500 (96/PON) 734455 6000

MOVERS S SHAKERSThis column highlights promotions transfers hir mgs awards won and other news withm the real estate construction architecture and mortgage communitiesSend a brief summary including town of residency and black and white photo to Real Estate Movers and Shakers Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Livonia 48150 Our fa x number is (734) 5917279

The sales and marketing council o f the Building Industry Association of Southeastern Michigan has announced its annual award winners

Rookie salesperson o f the year - Cheryl Kohnng (gold), Adler Building & develop­ment, Margie W nght (silver), Westminster Abbey Homes

Salesperson of the year - Teresa Dehart- Schulz (gold), JR Homes, Donna Chandler (silver). Crosswinds Communities

Sales manager of the year - Lucy Dieboh (gold), Adler Building & Development, Tinishia Pugh (silver), Crosswinds Communities

Best brochure 50 homes or more under $200,000 - Amherst (gold), Communication Associates, Oakmonte at Silver Creek (silver), Mocen Company/Burton-Katzman

Best brochure 50 homes or less under $200,000 - Cider Mill Crossings,Boerema Chaben & Co

Best brochure 50 homes or more $200,000 to $400,000 - Oakbrook Pomte (gold), Communication Assoaates, Woodberry Estates (silver), Communication Associates

Best brochure 50 homes or less $200,000 to $400,000 - Lottievue Riverside, Boerema Chaben & Co

Best brochure 50 homes or more over $400,000 - The Oaklands (gold), Communication Associates, 250 M artin

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homes or more - The Oaklands (gold), Communication Associates, Corporate advertisement (silver), Robertson Brothers

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P nn t ad of the year, color, 50 homes or more - The Willits (gold), Robertson Brothers, Jefferson Beach (silver), Communication Associates

Best direct mail piece 50 homes or more - Stonewater (gold), Mocen Development, Leader Homes, Superb Homes, DM Homes, Leone/Vmcent Homes, Luma’s Hentage Homes and Curtis-Estate/Wmeman & Komer, The Oakland (silver), Communication Associates

Best direct mail piece 50 homes or less - The Coves at Hidden Lake, Boerema Chaben & Co

Best special promotion 50 homes or more - Festival of Lakes (gold), Mocen Co , Can Be Your Payday (silver), JR Homes

Best intenor merchandising 50 homes or more under $300,000 - Westndge o f Dexter (gold), JR Homes, Eaton of Parkside (silver), Westminster Abbey Homes

Best intenor merchandising 50 homes or less under $300,000 - Magnolia Park, Boerema Chaben & Co

Best intenor merchandising 50 homes or more $300,000 to $600,000 - Island Lake o f Novi (gold), Ibll Brothers, The Essex (silver), Ivanhoe-Huntley Homes

Best intenor merchandising 50 homes or more over $600,000 - Kmgsndge (gold) Dominick Tnngali Architects, The Parkshore of Stonewater (gold), Design

Intenors, Northville Hills Golf Course (silver), Toll Brothers

Best intenor m er­chandising 50 homes or less over $600,000 - The Coves at Hidden Lake, Boerema Chaben & Co

Community o f the year 50 homes or more - Oakmonte (gold),Mocen/Burton- Katzman, Hidden Lake (silver), Beck Development

Mile Road To register, call Sharon Spindler (Ext 404) or Ste\^ Leibhan (Ext 405) at (248) 851-4100

FAIR HOUSING CENTER

The Fair Housing Center of M etropolitan Detroit, a non­profit momtonng, testing and information-providing orgam- zation, offers annual individual memberships for $15, family memberships for $25 and organization/group member­ships for $50 For information, call (313) 9 6 3 -12 7 4

HABITAT FOR HUMANITYThe western Wayne affiliate

of H abitat for Humanity seeks volunteers to help with build­ing homes, office tasks and fund-raising No experience needed TVainmg will be pro­vided For details, call (7 3 4 ) 4 59 -7 7 4 4

SALES WEB SITECurious as to what houses

are selling for in your neigh­borhood? Steve Wiese of Southeastern Appraisal Corp in Farmington Hills has updat­ed maps on a community-by- community basis with that information on the Internet And It’s free Just dial up www homevaluemap com

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(AP) - A dozen bids made on an Internet auction site for Johnny Carson’s boyhood home in northeast Nebraska were rejected by owners because they were too low

The home of the former host of NBC’s The Tonight Show had been for sale on eBay for a month

The highest of 12 bids was $154,400, only $4,400 above what owners Jim Pruett and Rick Runge paid for the house

“I'm not going to give up after 30 days,” Pruett said

Pruett said the house will agam be listed on the auc­tion site in hopes o f a higher bid

They also may try their luck with a real estate agent

He also will con­tact the city about buying the house, possibly for a muse­um, or the University of Nebraska

Carson attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln before getting his start m broadcast­ing at an Omaha radio station

Pruett and Runge bought the house in March

They put the home on virtual market after it was refurbished

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LIVONIALAUREL PARK SOUTH Spacious 3 bedroom Ih bath Colonial (jreat room wth fireplace formal dining room kitchen w th hardwood floor & bay window First floor den/office F ^ u lo u s year round sun room w th vaulted celing Nicely located with n the sub Cal! today! (P93BRI) Asking $289 500

PLYMOUTHVERY LOVELY, very updated 4 bedroom 1 / : bath Colonial with updated windows roof bath electric Ja c u zzi hot water heater full basement 2/s car garage and more (P 9 7M IG )$ 2 14 500

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WESTLANDNEWER CONDO WITH FINISHED LOWER LEVEL Two bedroom 1 k bath with large master walk in closet ceramic bath first floor laundry hardwood floors big deck 2 car garage family room in lower level All 6 appliances included (P3 3 A M )$ 18 9 900

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AP - More than a dozen Allegan County tamilies are hammenng, drilling and plastenng their way to home ownership

Hentage Homes, a Holland nonprofit organiza­tion, IS sponsonng a project that allows the families to trade their sweat for a down payment and income- adjusted mterest rate

The prospective home- owners and their relatives and friends have pledged 30 hours o f construction work a week on dieir own and their n e i^b o rs’ houses Tbgedier diey are building all 14 homes m Otsego Township’s Hentage Meadows development

“We can steer e boat, but l h ^ are the ones doing the work,” project manager Greg Chnstophersen said “Tho^ earn every bit of it ”

Few of the participants had construction expenence before they enrolled A U S Department of Agnculture grant paj^ for 10 weeks of dassroom instruction m construction techniques, plus technical assistance and onsite supervision

As they budd homes, the

participants also are forging a strong sense of fhendship and commumty

“We're seemg each others joys and sorrows,” said Willetta Bills, 42, a sin^e mother of four who plans to move into a three-bedroom ranch house “We work side by side, so we find out about e ^ other”

Bills told the Kalamazoo Gazette she first drought the project would be too time- consuming But her co- workers encouraged her to get more information, and she finally decided to sign on

The work hasn't been easy, she said T h ^ a re required to plug away on the project every day after work and every Saturday, so she missed many of her dau^ter's senior year dack meets

But she said realizing her dream of owning a home with ayard has made it w o rth ^ ile

“Tm still in shock. It's just incredible,” she said about seeing her house grow from a sheU to a structure with floors, a roof and siding

The houses vary m size

and design, and the parha- pants were able to choose from several floor plans Each house is worth about $130,000, and most will cany a mortgage of about $110,000, project director Tim Burgess said

Duane Thompson has been donatmg Ins time on thesitefo rafoend He said the hardest part was work­ing through die fhgid Michigan winter

“Tb be honest with you,I'll probably never do any of this stufi' agam,” he said of his newly developed con­struction skills “But I’d say if I can do it, anyone can do it”

Hentage Homes has organized similar projects m Ottawa and Allegan (xiunties for mne years The Hentage Meadovra develop­ment IS its b i ^ s t and fin^ self-help housing project

The agency h ^ decided to shift its focus to support­ive housing for disabled clients, Burgess said The move comes m part because die self-help housing pro­gram IS meant to b r e ^ even, and any d e l ^ make it vulnerable to a loss

TODD DVORAKASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER

W hen It comes to dim r^, learning and earning poten­tial and lifestyle appeal for young workers, the Cedar Rapids-Iowa City region is the state’s best place to live, a new s u rv ^ shows

Cedar Bnpids- lowa City out­ranked die compe­tition in categories for health and envi­ronment, career opportunities, life­long learning options and the broad category of f^ i^ r s descnbed as “cool things to do ”

The study used a range o f lifestyle and emplcyment factors and focus group data from six Iowa cities to reflect how their community appeals to workers ages 22- 42, known as Generation X

At a time when most Iowa cities are looking for ways to retain their young

New homes could bring tiope to tragic area

A P -A developer has,fijq>ressed mter­est m building homes on the site of the ele­mentary school diat gamed mtemational notoriety when a fii^-grade student w as^ o tan d k lled by a classmate.

Prakshac Kapoor ofPK. M o r tg ^ and Financing m Okemos has o ^ re d a

proposal to the board of education diat caUs for die construc­tion of 51 homes on die more dian 10- acre Buell H ^ e n ta ry Sckxil property

Buell closed last year as part die school district's efforts to erase a $6 12 ,0 0 0 budget defiat

people, Rebecca Ryan, founder of Next Generation Consulting, said the results should prompt leaders to rethmk hiring prac­tices and tradition­al economic devel­opment and com­munity planning theories

“This IS Iowa's best bet nght now for attracting young talent,” Ryan said of the region known also as the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City Te^noiogy corn- dor “As Iowa City and Cedar Rapids go, so goes the state of Iowa for talent attraction ”

Ryan, a wnter and frequent media consultant on Generation X, was commissioned by the Iowa Department of Economic Development to do the study

Communities surveyed included Des Moines, Iowa City-Cedar Rapids, Muscatine, Carroll,

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Ryan said the results give each community an inventory of its strengths and weaknesses in cate- gones that appeal to a generation that tends to value what a community has to ofier more than an employer

“Employers have much more to think about today when it comes to attracting and keeping a young work force,” Ryan said

TVends show younger workers prefer communities with a diverse pop­ulation, access to outdoor activities and a wealth of afterwork options, from cafes, bistros, locally owned retail shops and cultural events

“Live first, work second is a compet­itive economic development strat­egy,” she told busi­ness leaders at a seminar here Thursday

Research also shows younger workers have dif­ferent workplace priorities, from forming better rela­tionships with managers to access to the best tools, technology and training

Ryan said it's im portant for lead­ers to view Iowa as a competitor in a global race for a shnnkm g worker talent pool

With the U S Department of Labor predicting a shortage of 10 mil­lion young workers by 2010, d ie stakes will only get higher, she said

Several Iowa communities have undertaken multi- million dollar civic projects to enhance qudity o f life as a way to appeal to companies and workers

Next week, vot­ers in Cedar Rapids will have a chance to determine the fate o f the pro­posed River Run project

Funded by a mix of private and pub­lic money, it fea­tures urban renew­al proposals pnzed by workers and retirees, such as loft apartm ents, retail space, a year-round farmer's market in an area south of downtown

"It's critical for being future-onent- ed inyourthink- mg,” Ryan said of the proposal

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DETR O IT - Cute ranch on a comer lot C l^ n & well maintained Three bedroom ^‘ A bath new roof and newer windows & furnace Hardwood floom $129900 (485BE)

SPACIOUS CONDO! - Minutes from ail freeways & shopping Updates include new ceramic tile caip^ A/C dishwasher large kitchen leads to deck overlooking commons Soaring ceilings in great roan w/natural fireplace Private study $254 900 (292CH)

NO R TH V lU B SCHOOLS - VACANT LA N D - Rare opportunity to build In area known for towering trees winding roads wildlife Established neighborhood with Northville schools/malling 68 acre Yojr builder $120000(000c0)

i r s EVERYOIffi’S FAVORITE - Hurry up to own this very special sprucely kept two story Two car garage security system Large fanu^ room w/fireplace soaring cathedral ceilings hardwood hooring Ideal master suite waik-in closet laundry room Pantry full- appliance package central air Deck

284.900 (975H0)

N O R T H V ILU LA K EF R O N T - Enjoy the views from this Mocen built classic colonial with walk-out Two story foyer dual st^rease family room w/dual fireplace gourmet kitchen spacious master suite deck off kitchen bnck paver patio and a 3-car garage Many extras' $1 199 900 (952MI)

UPDATED BM CE RANCH - Move right in all the woi1( is done' Four possible 5 bedrooms Basement wyfamily room $ full bath Above ground pool backing to capital park $139 900(298NA)

PLEASING FEATlffiES - Special 4 bedroom 3 A bath colonial on a quiet street Hardwood floors chefs dream kitchen w/island & pantry Living room/dining room Family room w/fireplace & hardwood floors Master bedroom w/luxury bath & WIC Finished basement w/full bath &recroom $319000(696PO)

COUNTRY S E H I N G - Vacant 1 46 acre parcel is 500 feet deep backs to woods enjoys a country setting and offers Plymouth mailing and Plymouth Canton schools $94 000 (856SA)

B EA U T IFU L C0N TEN9 0RARY BACKING T O WOODS - 236 NWillard Canton N of Cherry Hill E of Sheldon Four bedroom 2 A bath home Updated kitchen Pergo flowing liwng room w/Vaulted ceiling skylights doorwall to deck Spaciousjamily room newer Better carpet Two car attached garage $209,000 (2l

C LE A N & CRISP - J C '’ ‘>t-1 : - vbrick Salem Manor colonial - maintenance free extenor covered front porch family room w/rased hearth brick fireplace w/doorwall to 20 x17 elevated deck Remodeled Merrilat oak cabinet kitchen w/Mannington floor 00 1 year home warranty $206000(41481)

BEYOND YOUR DREAMS - Heres your opportunity for the Amencan Dream"! A beautifully updated colonial w/new windows new carpet new whole house fan - huge eat in kitchen open to family room w/fireplace finished basement and more $239 900(910FO)

PERFEC T LOCATION - Build your dream home on flits 3 5 acre parcel in Salem Township Nice rural family development Close to Plymouth Northville Ann A lte r South Lyon Surveyed and period - ready to build $144900(288JE)

AB S O LU TELY QORGBOUS •Spacious 4 bedroom 2-!4 bath colonial Open floor plan w/9 ceilings Great kitchen w/island double oven and built-ins Huge femily room hardwood floors, pabo overlooMng scenic view Hires car garage $399900(879VA)

B EA U T IFU L VIEW - Relax and enjoy tile \^ew from your deck of this beautiful colonial Four bedrooms 2 A baflis with many upgrades Neutral decor Move right in' $309 900(104PO)

FOOTSTEPS AWAY T O DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON - Enjoy the view of private wooded area from this spacious 2 bedroom 2 'A bath townhouse Cathedra ceilings w/siqriights great room w /g^ fireplace walkout lower level large kitchen w/oak cabinets & ceramic floor Very clean - just move right in' $224 900(095TA)

J U S T M OVE IN - Everything Is done from fresh paint to the dnveway One look will do It Wait until you see the kitchen! Four bedroom 2 full bath quad level in one of Plymouth s great neighborhoods $229900(719TH)

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PLYMOUTH $799 900A w e s o m e P l y m o u t h H o m e E x c e p tio n a l q u a lity d y n a m ite fn is h e d b sm n t 1 s t fir m s tr ste custom painting & crown m oldings h u g e g o u rm e t kitc hen & large yard ( B G N 5 1 P I N ) 888 8 7 0 9 12 3

-BELLEVILLE SI 64 9001 acre of land updated 3 bedro om h o m e h a s a n e w o a k kitc hen so m e new er w indo w s n e w e r roof fresh p a nt hardw ood floors H a s 3 out buildings w ith elect a n d a tree ho use ( B G N 7 0 T Y L ) 888 8 7 0 9 12 3

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a n d furniture s tay T h is is the best d e a l in W a y n e C o u n t y A M u s t S e e iM { 0 & E 8 9 B E R ) 888 8 70 9 123

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o p e n floor plan La rg e living room kitchen & dining c o m b o Fin ish e d base m e n t w/4th be d ro o m C lo s e to shopping ( B G S L Y 4 7 W E Y ) 888 8 7 0 9 13

PLYMOUTH $279,900Beautifully La n d s c a p e d I O v e rs ize d brick ranch in desirable Trailwood Subdivisio n 3 b r 2 b a th w/fireplace La rg e 1 st floor laundry b s m n t & g a ra g e U p d a te d clean ( B G N 5 8 C A N ) 888 8 7 0 9 12 3

SOUTH LYON $347,0004 b e d ro o m c u s to m h o m e O p e n floor plan w /soaring s to n e F P L L w alko ut w / F P o ve rloo king p o n d L a rg e c h e f s kitchen w /isiand a nd bre akfast a re a beautiful s e ttin g H o m e w a rran ty ( B G S L Y 3 4 A N N ) 888 8 7 0 9 13

C o u rse W a tc h golfe rs fro m d e c k or Living R o o m F e a tu re w in do w s thru o u t D m in g R m d e n m str suite 2 n d b e d ro o m Fin is h e d w/o A re a l g e m r a n c h c o n d o S p e c ta c u la r location B G P 3 7 C a l 888 8 7 0 9 1 2 7

B a frm i L r & F R both w / F P H u g e Brick bung alow w/vintage charm in g rm t k it w /g ra n ite c o u n te rs nice a re a i yr ho m e w arranty CityS u b ze ro G a g g e n a u p lu s nice bre akfast rm M a y ta g N e p tu n e w a s h e r n 1st fir lau n d ry Beautiful g rnds B G P 2 4 Fa i 888 8 70 9 1 2 7

in s p c o m p l e te d b u y e r to r e p a i r / p u l i C i t y C e r t s ( 0 & E 3 1 S U N ) 888 8 7 0 9 10 5

toll t V • • wjvwvG o in g G o in g G O N E ' L i v ranch w ith L iv o n ia S c h o o ls form al dining living w ith b a y w in d o w s to tally u p d a te d kitc hen th a t yo u have to s e e to believe I C o r n e r lot w ith larg e fe n c e d y a rd ! H u r r y ’ ( B G N 3 2 R O U ) 8 88 8 70 9 1 2 3

PLYMOUTH $214 930W a lk T o T o w n ! 3 b e d bungalow O p e n s ta irc a s e fro m L R & D R U p d a te d w h ite kit A ll kit a p p rem ain C o v e re d fro n t porch F R w /D W to re ar d e c k & fe n c e d yd C A new er roof landscaping B G P 0 3 A d a 888 8 7 0 9 1 2 7

SCUTHLYOM $239,000C o u n try livin g a t i t s b e s t 3 b e d ro o m 2 5 bath w alko u t ranch o n s p e c ta c u la r 2 8 a c re s G r e a t vie w s ’ B a c k s to nature a re a G re a t lo c a tio n y e t s e c lu d e d ’ Partraily fin is h e d b a s e m e n t W o rk s h o p L o ts o f u p d a te s ( B G S L Y 5 5 T U T ) 888 8 7 0 9 13 1

CANTON $329,000S u p e r clean G le n g a ry Villag e 4 B r colonial lo c a te d o n o n e o f th e largest lots O v e r looking p o n d on c u l d e s a c fo rm a l D R e a t in kitchen D o u b le stairs to 2 n d floor entry & F r 2 story vau lte d ceiling in F r w /natural fpi ( 0 & E 9 5 L A N )

DETROIT $129,900W o w ’ D e s irab le brid< bungalow h o m e T h i s h o m e o f f e r s 3 b e d ro o m s & 1 5 b a th s D in in g ro o m living ro o m h a s beautiful h a rd w o o d flo o r s T o o m a n y u p d a te s to list M u s t s e e to believe 1 y e a r h o m e w arranty

LIVONIA $317,700Fra n c a villa S u b n e u t d e c o r & su p e r clean L o n g list o f u p d ate s include h dw d firs in foyer new er w indo w s deco rato r w in do w trmts roof multi tiered brick p a ve r patio & m u c h m o re ' 1 s t fir la u n d ry form al D R w /bay w indow sprinkler

MILFORD $749,999P ric e d B e lo w A p p ra is a l N o th in g like th is in M ilford 6 500 sq ft 3 fireplace 2 w e t b ars ste a m room s a u n a 2 ja c u z z is th is is a ve ry u n iq u e h o m e M o tiv a te d se llers B ring th at O ffe rll ( B G S L Y 7 0 G A R ) 888 8 7 0 9 13 1

PLYMOUTH $166,000W o n d e rfu l O p p o r t u n it y ’ F o r a n entry level co n do @ a great price’ Fre s h ly painted o p e n flo or plan 2 c a r t a n d e m g a ra g e b e a u tifu l fin is h e d b a s e m e n t { B G N 5 2 P L Y ) 8 88 8 7 0 9 12 3

SOUTH LYON $140,000F a n ta s tic 6 1 2 a c re s o f V L in S L y o n s c h o o ls C o r n e r lo t is partially w o o d e d a n d p e rk e d E Z access to x w a y s C o n tin g e n t u p o n approval o f la n d u s e b y s e lle r ( B G S L Y V L S E V ) 888 8 7 0 9 1 3 1

I________ r . —Ult m ate W o o de d Fa ra d s e on 1 1 7 A c r e s ’ 2 4 5 7 sq ft 20 0 0 y e a r built 3 b r 2 5 b a th 3 c a r g a ra g ew a lk o u t b s m n t F e l d s t o n e fireplace j a c u z z tu b n m a ste r L e a d e d e n try ( B G N 9 8 V A N ) 888 8 70 9 12 3

______T h e Price Is R ig h t’ L o ts o f extras & opportunity U p s ta irs loft c a n b e co nverte d into B D R M F in B S M E a ls o h a s B D R M a r e a S h o r t distance to n e w Life tim e Fitn e s s W oo de d vie w G re a t privacy B G P 20 P re 888 8 7 0 9 1 2 7

FAR.MINGTCN HILLS $387 5CCT h is O n e is a C o m p le te ly updated 4 B R 3 5 B A C o lo n ia l o n priv w o o d e d setting in M e ad ow b ro ok W o o d s L g m s tr w S tting R m S p a c k t nook F R w F P F in bsmt N o w turn 01 roof 9 7 B G P lO N o r 888 8 7 0 9 1 2 7

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NORTHVILLE $214,900G o rg e o u s 20 0 1 Built C o n d o l 2 B R 1 St fir m slr w/dbl sinks & W IC 2 5 B A F P 2 c a r g a r L o t s o f am enit es no hdw d f rs n k t & 1 2 B A All a p p s ta y P ric ed for quick sale Im m ediate O c c l B G P 4 2 S p r 888 8 7 0 9 1 2 7

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BRIGHTON $237 900Fa b u lo u s 3 br 2 5 b a w /G o rg e o u s V ie w s ’ U p d a te d kit n e w pergo firing fin w/o m a ke s sq ft over 2 2 0 0 ’ R elaxing w o o d d eck & palio o u t b a c k S p a c io u s rm s fre shly p a in te d int A 101 ( B G N 0 5 A P P ) 888 8 70 9 12 3

CANTON $237 900B e st R a n c h F lo o r P la n in C a n to n ! L g m a s te r s u ite liv in g ro o m w/fireplace form al dining kitchen w/eating s p a c e 1s t flo or lau n d ry 2 c a r g a r & b s m n t ( B G N 8 0 C H E ) 888 8 70 9 1 2 3

FARMINGTON HILLS $173 500W ell b u ilt f r e s h l y p a i n t e d bung alow wilh e x p o s e d hardw ood floors U p d a t e s m e exterior doors/electric/bath/carpeting/furna ce/w tr htr & s o m e w in do w s 2 n d d eck arp un d po ol b o n u s room for h o m e office o r d e n O & E 4 0 C O L 888 8 70 9105

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NOVI $539,900$ 20 0 00 d e c o ra tin g allow ance P riv a te b e a c h w / b o a t d o c k w indow s + d e c k ove rloo king lake N e w e r Kit w /isiand s p a c io u s G R w /fie ld s to n e fir e p la c e In la w q u a rte rs w ith o w n e n tra n c e ( B G S L Y 7 2 L A K ) 888 8 7 0 9 13 1

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CANTON $205,000Lo c a te d d e e p in co m p le x b acks to private u n d e v e lo p e d a re a G r e a t room w /vaulted ceiling M a s te r br w/vaulted ceiling w a lk in clo s e t 1 s t fi la u n d ry Fu ll b s m t 2 c a r a tta c h e d g a ra g e ( O & E 2 0 W H 1 ) 888 8 7 0 9 10 5

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B R 1 5 B A w /2 c a r a tt g a ra g e N e w e r v in y l w in d o w s c a rp e t w in do w tre atm ents paint u p d ate d bath E n jo y d e c k o n q u ie t corner w /g re enbelt s p a c e to s id e B G P 3 4 La u 888 8 7 0 9 1 2 7

B R 2 5 B A C a p e C o d w/brick paver w o o d p la n ta tio n interior s h u tte rs o n all w in d o w s A ll appliances is la n d k itc h e n w ith w o o d flo o r 2 fire p la c e s n e w furnace B e a u tifu lly m a in ta in e d ’ B G P 0 9 W e s 8 88 8 7 0 9 1 2 7

n e w carp et new er w in do w s & vinyl siding V e ry c l e a n & well m aintained Im m ediate o c c u p a n c y’ ( 0 & E 5 9 N 0 R ) 888 8 7 0 9 10 5

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CANTON $424,900M ust S e e ’ 4 br 3 5 bth C olo nial 2 story fa m ily rm la rg e k itc h e n w /island su n room d e c k patio fin b sm n t w/2nd kitchen circular drivew ay m a s te r b e d ro o m w/jet tub 2 sta irs lots o f features ( B Q N 7 0 K I N ) 888 8 70 9 12 3

CANTON $192,000B r g h t & C h e e r f u l ’ N e w ro o f furnace A / C s to ve o a k ca bin e ts in kitchen carpeting Fre s h paint & new s to ra g e s h e d L a r g e Fa m ily R o o m w /n a tu ra t F P w /raise d hearth All a ppis s ta y B G P 6 7 M e r 888 8 70 9 1 2 7

HARTLAND $289,900B eau tifu l C u s to m B u ilt C o lo nia l E n jo y a c c e s s to th e p r v a te 1 1 0 A c r e D u n h a m L a k e d o w n the street S p a c io u s fa m ily ro o m fireplace finished w a lk out large kitchen with pantry a n d appliances W arranted { B G S L Y 0 3 B R 1 ) 888 8 7 0 9131

LIVONIA $189,700A ll B ig Ticket Ite m s H a v e B e e n D o n e R o o f w in d o w s electrical furn a c e & central air 3 b r 2 bath Tri w /d in in g rm & fa m ily rm H a rd w o o d flo o rs C le a n C le a n I ( B G N 6 5 M A R ) 888 8 70 9 12 3

PLYMOUTH $344,900Q u ie t C u l D e S a c S e ttin g ’ 4 B R 2 5 B A 2 8 5 0 s q ft C o lo n ia l F R w/raised h e a rth F P & w e t b a r library form al L R & D R S u n ro o m w /cath ceiling le a ds to a p avered patio N e w e r c a rp e tin g & kit floor B G P 01 B a r 8 88 8 70 9 1 2 7

$189,900B e p a rt o f a fa s t grow ing small tow n Exc e lle n t opportunity to own y o u r o w n n e w construction h o m e ’ G re a t w o rkm a n sh ip b y sm all local builder B o n u s room is unfinished build sw e at eq uity { B G S L Y 9 9 S IX ) 8 88 8 70 9 13 1

WHITMORE LAKE $181,900Pa rq u e t flo o rs in foyer & k itc h e n skylites G r e a t rm & d in in g rm s gas firep lace 2 b rm s u p 1 b sm t w/full bath rec rm plum bed fo r w et bar M a s te r b e d ro o m h a s w a lk thru c lo s e t t o b a th ( B G S L Y 2 1 L A K ) 888 8 7 0 9 1 3 1

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Ju s t listed Quick occu pancy 4 bedroom 2 1/2 baths living room dining room family room w/fIre place Newer C/A windows & roof Great yard Partially finished basement 2 car attached garage Swim club m sub Stevenson High School $289900 MARLENE XLIMECKI Call 248-033-7655 248 348 3000 ext 261

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Woodbury! 3 Bedroom 2 5 bath Cape Cod Master suite spiral staircase 1st floor laundry sprinklers C/A 3 car side entry garage $459 900

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C H A R M IN G 3 bedroom 1 5 bath brick ranch Lots of updates Great Livonia Schools The best house you (I see under $ 170 K Asking $169 500 (73 4 )4 2 1 8303

Coventry GardensOpen June 21 & 22 12 4pm 3/4 acre corner 2 bedroom 1 bath living dining Florida room 1 car garage 33444 Roycroft 5 & Farmington $185 000 248 366 0443

C U T E 3 bedroom 2 bath brick ranch finished basement 2 5 car garage nicely landscaped lot 38321 Mason N of Schoolcraft W of Newburgh $204 000 734 7 18 1770

D E S IR A B L E Northwest LIv onia area Beautiful & charm ing Ranch style Contemp orary Quad with 4 bedrooms 2 baths Many updates include kitchen baths roof windows & patio Hardwood floors throughout Has large 3 season Florida room ' New landscaping (37LA)

C LA S S IC Colonial m Coventry Gardens on priqie double lot w/towenng trees 3 bedrooms 2 baths Quaint foyer entry w/arched doorways extra large kitchen natural fire

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Extremely sharp Mint 3 bedroom I n level Neutral tones fireplace in family room hardwood floors 2 car garage Over $40 000 updates Newer kitchen + Close to shopping & X w a y s Only $219 900

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LIV O N IA 5 Mile/MerrimanMerrilynn Farms 31568 Middleboro 3 Bedroom 1 S bath Beautifully finished basement with wet bar neu tral decor well maintained $194 900 (734)422 1016

LIVONIABeautifully maintained 3 bedroom Ranch on large lot Open & spacious floor plan Updated kit Chen & bath Natural woodwork Pergo floor ing newer carpet & paint $146 500 (HU204)

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T U D O R 4 bedroom 2 5 bath Living dining family rooms den kitchen w/lerge nook finished basement Asking $369000 (248) 473 0634T U D O R 4 bedroom 2 5 bath Living dining family rooms den kitchen w/large nook finished basement Asking $369 000 (248) 473 0634UPD ATED 3 bedroom brick ranch New roof trim hot water heater furnace C/A

B Y O W N ER 4 bedroom colo nial many updates see hnocom id # 16394$379 900 Call 248 596 0760

Excellent CoioniallSuper sharp 4 bedroom 2 1 bath home with nearly 2400 sq ft I New Trex deck new berber carpet ir finished basement new Pergo floor in library Many more updatesi $337 700

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OUTSTAN DING H O M EExquisite 10+ wooded acre estate w/8892 total s q ft of luxury! 6 bedrooms 6 2 baths finished lower walk out level Includes indoor heated pool spa room exercise room and AuPair Suite' $1 890 000

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QUAIL RIDGERanch on wooded park like setting Cathedral ceilings 3 car attached garage $384 900

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Delightful Nome!Perfect blend of 1940 s charm with 21$t century luxuries' 3680 s q ft w/ 5 bedrooms 3 1 baths Partially finished walk out on nicely treed 1 acre lot Numerous updates throughout! $499 900

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NOVI C O LO N IA LPopular Dunbarton Pines Colonial 4 Bedrooms, formal living & dmmg rooms Family room Fireplace Large kit Chen Priced to Sell $349 900 FA R M IN GTO N H ILLS VACANT

80x125 lot $64 900 A S K F O R G IN G ER B ARRO NS

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BACKS U P T O PARK 3 bedroom 2 bath brick tri level Family living sun room wood floors fireplace 2 car garage custom deck nuetral decor walk to Plymouth Open Sun 1 3 $229 900 313 690 9299B Y O W N ER 4 Bedroom 1 5 bath 2 car garage move in condition Premium lot backs to natural woods many updates 734-455 4558

PLYM OU TH3 bedroom 2 bath Cape Cod updated kitchen finished basement w/jacuzzi 2 car

B new roof and G/A yard asking $249 900 Oneway Realty 243 473 5500

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Superbly cared for 4 bedroom 2 5 bath colonial Over 3000 sq ft sunroom 3 car garage (P39QUA) $454 900 Call Lynn Q U A L IT Y P R O P ER T IES INC

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RANC H 3000 sq ft executive home on 1/2 acre Exquisite decor & appointments $529 900 313 319 7733

••WOW"Charming 4 bedroom bun galow vmy( windows new er roof appliances stay large yard w/ deck 1 200 s q ft under $ 1 10 0 0 0 " A truly Must see home

LOVELY BRICK RANCH3 bedrooms 2 baths new furnace & C/A updated kitchen dining room appi lances stay profess tonally decorated new carpet rec room $135 900

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13957 San Jo s e , (between Lyndon & 5 Mile) updated bungalow 2 Bedroom w/study 1200 sq ft new furnace ca $99 900 313 537 0130

3 B ED R O O M 2 bath ranch Updated windows roof furn ace & more Partially finished basement w/fireplace

$125 900PATTY McGRAW (248) 459-1403

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BRICK R ANCH 13949 Brady N /Schoolcraft E /Beech 3 bedroom 2 car garage Updated & clean $134900 By owner (734) 459 3612

GREAT LOCATIONI3 Bedroom ranch w/ basement & garage Updated roof windows kitchen & more Well maintained occupancy $109900

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R E D F O R D 1773 8 Kmloch 2 3 bedroom brick ranch base ment garage new roof plumbing electrical $115 000 III pay closing Agents O K at 3% 248 722 1840

Bedford $115 000 Brick ranch 2 bedroom 1 5 bath large rooms basement huge ya d garage 313 207 3610

B U N G A LO W 3 Bedroom per feet alternative to condo Gas fireplace c.a immaculate $184 900 (248) 652 1071

B E R K LE Y Beautifully updat ed cape cod in Oakland Manor 3 bedroom 1 5 bath $274 900 (248) 320 3291

Royal Oak Walk to town105 0 s q ft 2 bedroom 1 bath basement Many updates C/A deck 3 season porch $141 000 248 736 2762

HISTORIC 2 Bedroom 2 bath 3/4 acre lot Forced air & C/A 2 car garage $189 900

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Grosse Point Farms • Owner Wants Out!Make us an offer Great value in this spacious three bedroom brick ranch Tons of updates newer furnace A/C hot water heater most windows glass block in finished basement Living room with gas fireplace hardwood flooring and picture window Large eat in kitchen Too much to list Must See> Bargain Price: $220,000

Uvonia - Great starter home or investment property Totally renovated two bedroom home Living room w/new carpeting opens to good sized updated kitchen with new stove & frig All new bath all new windows updated electric exU’a insulation the list goes on Offered at $89,000

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SOUTHFIELDBeautiful 3 bedroom 2 5 bath Ranch w/2 car attached garage Living/ dining room family room w/fireplace & large kit Chen w/appliances C/A Finished basement w/rec room bar 1/2 bath stor age++ wood paneled work area Huge deck & patio Inground sprinkler system $299 900(11252)

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T R I L E V E L 3 bedroom 2 5 bath cathedral ceiling 2 car garage $239 000 N o f 1 2 W of Evergreen 248 355 2399

C O N D O Ranch unit w/ com mon basement lake privi leges co op 55+ $69 900

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W O L V E R IN E L A K E water front 8 room ranch 3 bed room 2 bath 2 000 sq ft 2 5 car garage 5 boat dock Appraised at S370 000 Make offer (248) 669 1125

C AS S L A K E F R D K T R A N C H

Attrattive 3 bedroom 1 1/2bath brick ranch 2 car attached garage Dirt street sub $185 000 734 728 6908

C H A R M IN G B U N G A LO W3 bedrooms 2 baths updated beautiful oak kitchen hard wood floors new furnace & C/A updated electrical 6 year old roof brick fenced yard 2 car garage asking $150 000 Oneway Realty 248 473 5500

B L O O M F IE L D H IL L S Schools4 bedroom 2 5 bath wet bar library finished basement completely upgraded 3/4 acre waterfront lot $459 000 248 626 6 1 1 7 248 7 3 7 9259

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R A N C H C OND O2 car garage finished base ment common pool and ten nis courts $227 000 Agent

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W B LO O M F IE L D 173 6 Heron View Ct 4 bedroom 2 5 bath colonial 2 300 sq ft On cul de sac Wooded lot $289000 248 363 3833

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Immediate occupancy on this move in condition 3 bedroom ranch Pien^ of updates include newer kitchen windows cement furnace remodeled bath room and so much more

It s a steal at just $119 900 Call quickly'

BIG START1300 s q ft 3 bedroom ranch with 2 5 garage Family room 1 5 baths many updates including windows steel door furnace and more Lo w money down FH A terms I

$124 900Call The Anderson's Century 21 Dynamic

(734) 728-7800

C O L O N IA L 4 bedroom updat ^ kitchen decorative tile foyer newer doors & windows huge corner lot $ 114 900

C A L L P A U L LIB KE

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LIV O N IA S C H O O LS4 bedroom 2 5 bath Brick Colonial 2000+ sq ft family room/fireplace basement 2 car attached garage 2 tier deck asking $258900 Oneway Realty 248 473 5500

Westland 31313 Bay$899

MOVES YOU INBrand new 3 bedroom

Tn Level with basement Ross Realty 73 4 326 8300

Commerce O P E N S U N 1 42080 Serenity Way W W Maple W/Benstein 3372 s q ft 3 bedroom 2 1 bath Colonial Wonderful sub w/walk trails & bridges $549900

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on beautiful Lake Sherwood Minutes from downtown Milford 3 bedrooms 3 baths study or 4th bedroom 24x24 great room dining room finished basement & 3 car garage Beautiful sub Only $279 900

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N O VI- Buildable ParcelsTwo one acre parcels w/pos sible walkout Northville Schools $225 000 each par cgI

G A IL T U R N E R (248)873 0087

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B EA T T H E S U M M E R RU SH Superior Twp 2 050 sq ft 4 bedroom 2 5 bath family room w/ firelplace deck $225 900 Buyer agent okay 734 481 1445

Y O U W IL L F E E L A T H O M E inthis pretty ranch on quiet cul de sac setting! Home features a 3 bedroom 2 S bath great room w/fireplace doorwail off eating area to deck well

kitchen den 1sl floor basement and 2

garage' Tyrone Twp Livihgston County Linden Schools $242 000 JU S T L IS T E D I Very nice brick ranch on 2 7 2 acres of beautiful propeityl Home has open floor plan with 1800 sq ft doorwail from eating area to newer deck large brick fireplace in family room newer kitchen 3 bedrooms 2 5 baths well maintained in spotless condition! Plus a 30x42 pole barn 2 car attached garage and Fenton Schools $279 900 JU S T LIS T ED ! Comfortable ranch situated on )ust under 4 acres with frontage on small lake! Home features 2 bedrooms 2 baths hardwood floors In living room large family room nice eat in kitchen with walk in pantry basement 1 car attached garage plus a 2 car detached garagel Paved road natural gas many updates and great location' Fenton Schools $169900

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LY O N TW P/N O V I B O R D ERArchitectural Victorian Elo quence on 4 lush acres 4 bedrooms 3 5 baths totally updated basement 3 car garage 2000 sq ft pole barn pond w/waterfail truly one of a kind Asking $614 900 Oneway Realty 248-473 5500

NOVfC U S S IC BRICK C O LO N IA L

Custom throughout 4 bed room 3 5 bath 2 story foyer 2 way staircase bright living room large formal dining room dream island kitchen w/granite counter tops and walk In pantry fireplace In huge family room library sunroom master bedroom with 2 walk in closets Pro fessionally landscaped 3 car side garage $749 900

M ILFO R D IN G R O U N D P O O L

Unbelievable gorgeous 4 bedroom 2 5 bath brick Cape Cod on approximately Sprivate acres landscaped to per fection 1st floor master suite with walk in closets Fireplace in great room library Light cabinets in spacious kitchen bright & airy Formal dining walkout lower level D o n t miss this one' 3 car side garage $597 500

Century 21Nada, Inc248-477 9600

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2 bedroom bungalow w/2 5 car garage $59 900

D E S IR A B L E SUB Completely remodeled 4 bedroom home $ 118000 Century 21 Towne Pride

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LIN C O LN PARKNeat and clean neutral throughout ranch Hardwood floors hewer central air Good size kitchen with stove and refrigerator Partly finished basement with dryer Fenced yard with two patios Asking $87900

734 525 9600 Century 21 Hartford North

i r e Fin d ! One of a kind for custom luxury homeappreciative buyer Nostalgic prestigious area edge of Franklin Interior features a fabulous floor plan with master

irdwood floors Venetian blinds and 3 natural woodiklin

walls hardwood' fireplaces This 4000+ sq ft colonia! with a full finished basement and a large screened in porch features central air 4 bedrooms and 4 rull baths including a large master suite with walk in closet and master bath with sunken Jacuzzi tub Just freshly painted and has new carpeting throughout Exterior features include new asphalt driveway 2 utility sheds wood deck bnck patio and a 4 car attached garage Secluded 2 1/2 acre hilltop property with plenty of mature trees and a natural park like setting Asking $788 000

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Boyne Area Lake Charlevoix4 bedroom 3 5 bath custom home 140 ft lake frontage Fabulous lake views Extras

$849 000Harborage Real Estate

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-B R A N D O K TW P PHvate~all sports iakefront home Newly renovated sandy beach on Bald Eagle Lk $156 500

Call 248 693 6554

FABULOUS CONDO2 bedroom condo on Cass

Lake w/Cass & Sylvan Lake priv Many updates new island kit new bath w/dbl sink granite floors & recess tights t/o $135 000

Terranova Property Group

Call Julia 248 891 8002H IG H LA N D Dunham Lakefront luxury home 4+ bedrooms3 5 baths 4100 sq ft 2 + car$679900 248 425 1856

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H ILL S D A LE C O U N TYImmaculate 2 bedroom 2 bath mobile home on chain of 3 great fishing lakes For more info Caratee Fogel Langs Realtors Email

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B L O O M F IE L D H I L L S -Desireable Adams Woods Ranch Cdndo 2 bedroom move in bond Open house Sun 6/22/03 1 4 $273 900 248 844 9150

CANTON ( N ) 2 bedroom 2 bath 2 car attached garage basemen! original owner $216 000 (7 3 4 )2 0 7 5486

C AN TO N By owner 3 bed rooms 3 full baths master suite w/iacuzzi kitchen w/ceramic tild & ail appli anc% finished basement 2 decks overlooking wetlands $240900 734-459 7006

C A N TO N Pheasant Run 1 5 story 3 bedrooms 2 5 baths 2 fireplaces 2 car garage 1st floor laundry & master suite Jacuzzi $289 000

734 495 9050

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2 Bedroom 2 bath end unit ranch w/ attached 2 car garage Open floor plan minutes from freeways

$ 1 7 7 500 (56LAU) CENTURY 21 ROW (734) 464 7111

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$88 900Many updates' 1 bed room 1 bath ranch con do Appliances s ^ Car port Pool/tenms{TW298)

$119 900End unit ranch condo 2 bedrooms 2 baths Ap pllances stay Carport (MI240)

$165,9002 bedrooms 2 bath town house condo w/finished basement & attached garage (TW321)

$179 900F rst floor ranch condo 2 bedrooms 2 bath fire place hardwood floors 2 car garage (LA293)

$220,000Built 99 Builders mod el 3 bedroom town house Vaulted ceilings hardwood floors fire place Appliances stay Finished basement Ga rage (GL294)

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Farmington Hills 1 bedroom 1 1/2 bath upper condo $95 000 By appoint merit only 248 442 7642

Farmington Hills Spacious 1st floor condo 2 bedroom 2 bath walk in closet dining room 1 3 1 7 s q tt poo! car port Mint $ 125 900 248 851 8575/ 248 981 7275

FA R M IN G T O N H ILLS NEW C O N S TR U C TIO N

2 bedroom 2 bath ranch condo Full basement 1st floor laundry 2 car attached garage Open floor plan many windows Quiet setting with view of the woods

$210 500 Bnarwood Village

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LIV O N IA By Owner 31590 Merriwood Park Dr 1 blk S of 8 Mile W of Merriman Open house 12 5 Sat/Sun 6 21 22 Sat 6 28 Mon Fri 6 9 by appt 248 4 7 7 5 747 after 5 Priced to sell $204 900 2 story pro deco rated 2 bedroom 2 1/2 baths 1st floor laundry 2 fireplaces 1450 sq ft + pro finished full basement w/mini kitchen deck 2 car attached Immaculate' Many extrasLIV O N IA Charming 1 bed room updated ranch w/screened in porch quiet location overlooking woods club house w/year round pool Pet welcome 6 mile & 275 $132 900 Fo r appt 73 4 464 9287

LIV O N IAB Y O W N E R Navin Oaks Condos 2100 sq ft 3 bed room 2 5 bath 2 car garage open floor plan vaulted ceil mg fireplace full basement many extras 3 years old $309 900 248 476 4247Livonia

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O N A B U D G ETGorgeous immaculate 2 bed room ranch condo with $25 000 o f upgrades Newer kitchen P L U S Backs to trees Close to shopping & X ways

Cniy $129 900 CALL ESTHER BAXTER

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3 bedroom 2 5 baths totally updated $194 900 Open Sun 1 4 30 N of 8 Mile E of Novi Rd 248 344 2250

N O V I Ju s! Like New' Charming 2 bedroom ranch end unit Spacious patio $129 900 FA R M IN G T O N H IL L S Perfect 2 bedroom 2 1/2 bath ranch w/full basement 2 car garage

$244 900W E S T B L O O M F I E L DPine Lake 4 000 sq ft 3 bedroom w/finished w/o lower level Dock & boat house $699 500

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P L Y M O U T H Com fy cozy townhouse Walk to town 2 bedroom 2 5 bath finished basement clubhouse & pool $189 900 (734) 459 4586P LYM O U TH TW P 2 story 2 bedroom 2 5 bath 2 car garage 176 0 sq ft pool & ten nis $191 500 734 455 2965

P LYM O U TH W Q O D G A TENewly decorated 2 3 bed rooms 3 full baths 1400 sq ft ehd unit ranch w/finished basement & 1 car garage $196 000 734 455 1811R E L A X E D C O N D O LIV IN Gcomes with this nice 2 bedroom ranch condo located in the City of Linden Open floor plan includes great room with doofwali to deck Kitchen with Merrilat White Bay cabinets 1st floor laundry basement with 3rd bath and 2 car garagel Linden Schools $159 900

E N G U N D R E A L ESTATE 888 2 11 9560 810 632 74 2 7R O Y A L O A K Great location walk to downtown 2 bed room 1A bath many extras $199 900 (248) 544 0226No agents pleaseS O U T H F IE L D Beautifully decorated 2 bedroom 2 bath condo CA $87 500 A LW Realty 248 552 0533S O U T H F IE LD Park Place at Town Center Ranch style town house 2 bedroom 2 bath garage appliances Lease^uy option 248 358 4025

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T R O Y - Waddles Creek Condo 3 bedroom 3 bath end unit 2 car attached garage Approx 170 0 sq ft Full basement $199 900 (248) 568 4676T R O Y 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath townhouse 1 car garage partly furnished sharp' $169 900 (248) 5 15 1670W B L O O M F I E L D Upper 2 bedroom library 2 bath garage Finished basement move in cond $199 000 248 661 8740 248 709 6459W A L L E D L A K E 2 Story 2 bed room 1 5 baths deck lake access 942 sq ft $ 114 900 By owner (248) 393 2935W A Y N E 2 bedroom 2 5 bath 1900 sq ft attached garage all upgrades appliances fire place warranty Reduced $184 900 73 4 595 1871

Condos For Sale

W ES T B LO O M F IE LD 4 bedroom 2700 sq ft 3 baths in secluded wooded setting 2 fireplaces marble foyer 2 car garage immediate occupancy Open house Saturday 2 4 $309 000 Call Mike Wiese Broker (313) 570 4311

W E S T U N D By owner 2 bed room 1 5 bath attached garage $122 900

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C A N TO N Skyline 1999 3 bedroom 2 full bath 24 x48 c/a skylights alt appliances washer/dryer shed Exc cond Consider non trailer down paymejit trades $36500 734 461 0422

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New horns w/wrap around deck on corner lot 1 680 sq ft 3 bedroom/2 bath Drywall central air water softener ready to move in $69 900 + $3000 cash incentive

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on southeast corner ofMichigan Ave & Haggerty Rd

Call Bernie

(734)397-77M

Unbelievable New home full drywall 3 bedroom/2 bath 8 fiat ceilings ceramic tile center island w/snack bar $64 SOO + $3000 cash incen tive (248) 486 5414Unique New home w/sunken kitctien/family room drywall all appliances over 1 900 sq ft $54 900 + $3000 cash incentive

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CANTON 1990 14x70 vinyl sided 2 bedroom 2 bath w/garden tub 2 sheds $12 900/best 734 397 0940FARM IN GTON H ILL S Smile & Middlebelt 14 x 65 2 bedroom w/air dining room garbage disposer some appli ances Includ $8500 call for appt 248 888 7 8 1 7Livonia Schools WestlandMohawk F 7 3 bedoomappliances immediate occu pancy $9 900 313 937 1055S Redford 2 2 bedrooms homes appliances mclud $4000/best offer 313 531 8646 734 507-0989

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W ATER FO R D Williams Lake 2 buildable lots Approx 200 deep with 100 o f take frontage 712 6 Hatchery Rd Asking $495 000/best 248 356 0960 248 5 14 9601

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K A LK A S K A C O U N T Y 5Picturesque Acres in the Alflen Area An deal building site nestled amongst the trees already prepared County maintained paved road 2 prl vate parks underground utili ties $51 000 $2 000 down $615/mo 1 1 % Land Contract WWW northernlandco com Northern Land Company 1 800 968 3118

LAKE MICHIGAN201 10 acres 3 bedroom 2 bath 1836 sq ft Private set ting immediate occupancy M UST S E L L $699900

Call D EN N IS IR EL A N Coldwetl Banker Schmidt

Elk Rapids Days 888 264 5611 Eves 888 264 8814

T R A V E R S E CITY GRAND T R A V E R S E BAY

This one is special' Highly upgraded condo 600 ft shared sandy beach lots of glass beautiful sunsets Upscale/ secluded area but city close Year around maintenance & security 4 10 0 + sq ft 5 bedrooms (Including 2 guest suites) or 4 bedroom & office overlooking bay Walk out lower level with large fam liy room/iibrary wet bar & wine cellar New designer kitchen with granite & top of line appliances $695 000 Virtual tour available Refer to MLS# 1611875

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C ED A R B R O O K E APTS 248 478 0322

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2 bedroom 2 baths washer/dryer included

covered parking Sparkling Poo! Tennis Courts

Over 1350 sq ft Starting at $ 1110

•with credit approval Clubhouse for

entertaining Call 248-626-4396 x418

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Orchard Lake Rd

Call (2 4 8 )4 74 1305'Conditions Apply

FA R M IN G TO N H ILLSGreenwood Apts on 8 Mile

W of Farmington Rd D^uxe apt over 1200 s q ft includes washer & dryer in each unit almond appliances vertical blinds Close to shopping

Call Rick 248 882 3708FA R M IN G TO N H ILL S

Heat & water included 1 bed room $545 3 bedroom $745 Call (248) 615 8920

FA R M IN G TO N H ILLSLuxury apts Washer/dryer in unit 1 bedroom $585 2 bed room $685 (586) 254 9511

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23078 Middiebelt Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom C/A carport available $560 $665

248 473 5180

Farmington HillsW ALNUT CREEK

Large 1 Bedroom 0 Security Deposit w/credit approval

STARTING AT $S2S/M0 M U ST S EE

Call (248) 961 2753

FA R M IN G T O N H ILL S 1 bedroom all appliances including washer/dryer Balcony over looking park Tenms court swimming pool Carport $725/mo 248 349 3344

Farmington/Livonia HEAT and W ATER

IN C LU D ED• 1 Bedroom from $699

O N E M O N TH FR EE• 2 Bedroom from $795

O N E M O N TH FREE (New Move ins Only)

Limited Time Only Subject to Qualification

248-477 5755 Whispering Woods Apts

On Merriman Road 1 Block South of 8 Mile

Ferndale 9 Mile Rd down town 1 bedroom newly reno vated appliances $850/mo (Utilities not included) Available July 1 (248)644 9447 AskforM ike

F IV E Five Five O N EM O N TH F R E E To Qualified Applicants Studios 1 & 2 bedrooms available in town Birmingham 555 S Old Woodward Call Mari

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On 2 & 3 bedroom Townhouses

2 /2 bathswasher/dryer hookup 2 car attached garage

Sparkling pool 1700 sqft

Starting at $1575 248 350 1296x418

O P EN 7 DAYS 'conditions exist

Grand River Middiebelt Great Location

Near Botsford Hospital Livonia Mall and

Downtown Farmington with ClarenceviNe

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1 and 2 Bedroom Units FR O M $880

2nd month F R E E rentVertical blinds

carpetingHotpoint appliances

security system storage within apt

(Enter on Tulane 1 b o c k W of Middiebelt

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Farmington Rd 6 1/2 Mile I Private entrances washer/1 dryer Pets Lease specials From $715 248 473 0365

LIV O N IA1 & 2 Bedrooms Save up to $1000' Covered parking pets welcome extra storage fit ness center pool

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QUIETAlmost soundproof 1& 2 bedroom apts

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CONCORDTOWERS32600 Concord Dr

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THE TREE TOPSNovi Rd at 8 Mile

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N O R T H V IL L E New studio apt w/basement appliances no pets/smoking $585/mo after 3pm 248 349 4437

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NOVI /S A D D LEC R EEK Great price for location w/ no secu rity dep Easy access to all freeways (9 Mi & N o v i) wash er & dryer dishwasher AC fit ness center & carport' ' (313) 222 5 6 19 /(2 4 8 ) 4 1 7 0105

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Spacious 2 bedroom central air Carport Pool $655

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P LYM O U TH 303 Roe St1 bedroom Rent $575 secu rity deposit $575 Last mos rent F R E E with a 13 mo lease 313 792 0450 313 6 17 7729

P LYM O U TH d o w n t o w n "1 bedroom apts $500 includes heat&w^ter No pets 1V im o security 734 673 5435k v iw O U T H Spacious 2 bed room apt 5 mm fjom down town All appi ances $560/mo + security (248)661 6260

P LY M O U TH 1 B ED R O O M1 bedroom upper Apt walk to downtown Newer carpet & paint Stove refrigerator washer & dryer access Plenty of storage Heat & water included $575/mo plus 1 Mo securiiy A vail^le now Cal! Tina 73 4 416 8736 Coldwell Banker Preferred

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PUTM OUTH O L D V IL L A G ESuper nice 2 bedroom laun dry air balcony dishwasher $775 1 bedroom $675 gar age optional (73 4 )4 5 5 4169

P LYM O U TH S Q U A R E A P T S1 2 bedroom central air pool From $625 734 455 6570P LYM O U TH - Spacious 1 bed room Apt Heat & water indud ed all appliances 1 year lease $610/mo Available N o w ' No smoKing 734 453 0885P LYM O U TH 1 or 2 bedroom with hardwood floors in Old Village Large size with lots of closets private entry heat included 1 year lease starting at $605 per month Evening and weekend appointments available 734 459 9507B ED FO R D Rouge Creek Apts 24757 5 Mile 1 bedroom/$525 ■i-secunty Appiiances/air Mon Sat 11 6 313 945 0524B ED FO R D A R E A 1 2 bedroom apartments available $485/mo includes heat & water Call for details at

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W ES T B LO O M F IE L D Large 2 bedroom wood floors W Bloomfield schools Heat & hot water included $795/mo Call Stan (248) 363 773 6

W ES T B LO O M FIELDLuxurious 2 bedroom ranch With den 2000 sq ft m gated community at Aldingbrooke

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from 700 sq ft Starting at $555

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Studio $5101 Bedroom $5702 Bedroom $610 Free Heat & Water

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$200 Securiw Deposit l8 ta n d 2 n iiM o n H i rent

$300 per month 3rd month F R E E

(new residents only with approved credit)2 Bedroom 1 5 bath 936 sq ft from $650

1 bedroom 700 sq ft $575 Heat/vrater included

Very clean apartments excellent maintenance

Central air vertical blinds Intercom Appliances Include dishwasher

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W E S T U N D P U UI & 2 bedroom apts from $545 Call Mon Fri 9 5 SatI I 3 (734) 427 1997Westland

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Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom apts in small quiet com plex next to park Includes dishes linens etc Cleaning services available Rents from $800 Heat & water included

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FA R M IN G TO N C O N D O Clean 1 bedroom near downtown washer/ dryer $650/mo includ heat248 380 5405 248 7 1 9 3293FA R M IN G T O N H I L L S Park Motel Furnished rooms effi ciency & apts from $150/week No deposit 248 4 74 1324

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B E L L E V IL L E New! Carport all appliances 2 baths walk In closet 14 wood deck CA $995/mo 734-455 1981

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We manage a variety of spacious and updated 1 and 2 bedroom rentals in prime locations throughout Birmingham All have central air basements vertical blinds and are profes sionally maintained and landscaped Rent from $725 to $ 112 0 or LES S with our specials 1 cat OK with fee EH O

The Bsneicke Group 248-433 4782

B LO O M F IE L D H IL L S Condo for lease 3 bedrooms 2 5 baths sunroom patio & gar den Finished lower level $2000/mo Days 248 644 4919 Eves 248 647 5454FARM IN GTON DOW NTOW N1 bedroom condo heat included reserved parking $700/mo 248 661 4639FA R M IN GTO N 2 Bedroom 1 bath Newly remodeled Washer/dryer in unit $650/mo plus deposit

314 540 5652

FARM INGTON HILLS LUXURY CONDO

14 Mile at Orchard Lake Road 2500 sq ft 2 bedroom 2 1/2 baths all appliances including washer & dryer Garage park mg $1755 per month

Call (248)585 0800

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F A R M IN G T O N H I L L S 13 &Halstead 2 bedrooms 2 5 baths attached 2 car garage vaulted ceilings w/skylights fireplace C/A finished base ment $1600 313 886 2965

LIV O N IAPlymouth/Middlebelt area 2

bedroom condo very clean air appliances $725/mo + security 586 739 3784Livonia 2 bedroom 2 bath brick ranch appliances patio air carport Pet O k $1125/mo D & H Properties248 73 7 4002N R O Y A L O A K Outstanding 2 bedroom all appliances C/A & basement S895/mo

ShareNet (248) 642 1620N O R T H V iL L E

2 bedroom 2 H bath base m e nt& garage S1150/mo

Ask For K EN RAY Coldwell Banker Schweitzer

41860 Six Mile Rd 248 345-4206

N O R T H V ILL E 3 bedroom condo 1 5 baths all new inte rior Available July 1 2003 Heat & water Included No pets S1250-I-1 mo security 1 yr lease 248 348 2808N O R T H V IL L E Novi schools Spaoous 2 bedroom dining area laundry rm att garage club house pool $1100/mo 734 395 8551 73 4 395 9157NOVI Furnished 2 bed 2 bath all appliances carport & Lake front w/ dock $850/mo

ShareNet (248) 642 1620NOVI 2 bedroom S995/mo includes heat 8> water Pets ok Avail now N o credit check 734 72 2 0808 73 4 788 9766

R O Y A L O A K 2 bedroom hardwood floors air deck updated kitchen $985/mo

(313) 303 2 7128 LY O N - 2 bedroom town house Adult community Heat & water included $650/mo

5 1 7 625 5274Southfield 2 mos free Brand new 1545 sq ft 2 bedroom 2 5 baths 2 car attached garage private entry fireplace den $1800/mo 248 302 2281T R O Y 3 bedroom 1 5 bath w/]acuzzi living/dining rooms finished basement patio appliances utilities included $1300/mo 248 840 6120

W A L L E D U K EShoreline Condo s 1 bedroom lake front all appliances immediate occuapney 1 car garage $750/mo

Meadow Management Inc 248 348 5400

W E S T L A N D 3 Bedroom condo Includes appliances swimming pool garage Non smokers no pets $875/mo

313 304 3770W ES T LA N D 2 Bedroom 1 bath full basement private entry & driveway air $750/mo StieberSt

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CANTON 2 Bedroom 1 5 Bath Appliances No pets $795/mo Call Diane weekdays 313 843 5900CANTON 3 Bedroom 1 5 Bath Appliances No pets $845/mo Call Diane weekdays 313 843 5900C AN TO N 4 bedrooms 2 baths 1 460 sq ft air 1 car attached garage $1 275/mo

248 7 6 7 5682C AN TO N 1628 Brookline 3 bedrooms 1 1/2 baths A/C S890/mo No pets Available 7 16 03 1 mo rent for secu nty deposit 734-395 3696

CLAW SON L u x u ry T o w n h o u s e

447 N Rochester Rd 2 bed room 11/2 bath luxury town house with air fireplace basement with hookups Pets welcome $820

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CLAW SON L u x u ry T o w n h o u s e

520 Fourteen Mile Rd 2 bed room 11/2 bath luxury town house with arr frreplace basement with hookups Pets welcome $780

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Tiny 1 bedroom carpet appli ances wooded area $330/mo Pet fee (248)356 7 7 1 9

N O R W A Y N E 2 & 3 b e d ro o m s Updated kitchen & bath new carpeting freshly painted From $599 313 278 0282

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155 Amelia 2 huge bed rooms 11/2 bath luxury town house with air fireplace with brickwall& shelves basement with hookups extra deep back yard Pets welcome $1300

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ROYAL OAK L u x u ry T o w n h o u s e

3401 Devon 2 bedroom 1 bath luxury townhouse with air fireplace basement with hookups Pets welcome Nice backyard $780/mo

(248) 354 9 119 Ext 206VAN B U R EN T W P 2 bedroom duplex rural setting $610/mo Security deposit required No pets 734-416 9484

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Melvindaie Beautiful 2 bed room lower c a $560/mo + heat & deposit No smoking no pets 248 43 7 9509P L E A S A N T R ID G E Charming 1 bedroom upper hardwood floors great location $600 per month (248) 763 2223P L E A S A N T R ID G E Reducedcharming large 1 bedroom upper Many extras $700 utilities (248) 546 6725P LYM O U TH T W P 3 bedroom 1 bath ranch Attached garage H acre fenced yard $1195/mo (248) 735 5464

R E D F O R D Lower level brick tudor 2 bedroom 2 bath fire place appliances finished basement $785 248 478 0213

Sylvan Lake Quiet com pletely renovated 1 bedroom oak cabinets walk in closet Full lake privileges Non smoking $575 248 738 5380

Westland Private Entrance Furnished 1 bedroom $420 Cable/utilities i 275 & Ford Non smoking 73 4 634 0542

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Call Lila Sheikh Hall & Hunter (248) 644 3500

B IR M IN G H A M 1324 Webster 3 bedroom 2 bath hard woods appliances Avail 7/1 $1125/m o (248) 594 4335B IR M IN G H A M Clean 3 bed room brick on Windemere near Maple & Eaton Full base ment 2 car garage c/a deck in back for only $1000 Carpenter Mgmt L L C (248) 588 8900

B IR M IN G H A M renovated 3 bedroom 2 bath walk to town S1500/mo 248 540 3865

BIRM INGHAM2 bedroom appliances base ment great yard Birmingham schools available July 15th SlOOO/mo

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B IR M IN G H A M Centrally local ed 3 bedroom ranch c/a fin ishedbsmt 1 1 / 2 bath $1500 734 5 16 10 0 0 248 433 7262

B IR M IN G H A M Pristine 4 bed room Quarton Lake area Fireplace c a hardwood floors 575 Greenwood $2200/mo 248 646 8150B IR M IN G H A M Pristine 4 bed room Quarton Lake area Fireplace c a hardwood floors 575 Greenwood $2200/mo 248 646 8150Birmingham Ranch dining room pets ok buy option $900/mo Small charge R E N T A L PR O S 248 373 R EN TB L O O M F IE L D 4 bedroom 2 5 baths All appliances including washer/dryer 2 car garage Non smoking 1 year lease $2 950 per month Call Vicki at Max Broock Realtors (248) 625 9300 (81 QUA)B L O O M F I E L D T W P 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch 2 fire places 2200 sq ft basement 2 car 1 acre lake access $1800/mo 248 538 0924

C A N T O N Available now appliances pets neg water paid S850/mo Small charge R E N T A L PR O S 734 513 R EN T

C A N T O N 4 bedrooms 3 5 baths fin basement living room dining/family room w/fireplace deck N o smok er/pets $2000 5 1 7 467 7383

C A N TO N Newer 3 bedroom 2 5 bath finished basement A/C 2 car Close to 1 275 Prime sub $1595/mo (248) 624 7175C A N T O N large 3 4 bdrm $800 finished basement large fenced yard Small fee Homefinders 73 4 462 3798

C U R K S T O lT s b e d ro o m C/A basement garage buy option $1200/mo Small charge R E N T A L P R O S 248 373 R EN T

C LA W S O N 3 bedroom ranch w/basement New appliances hardwood floors fenced yard $885/mo 248 740-9836C O M M E R C E 3 bedroom brick bungalow air shed pets neg $795/mo Small charge R E N T A L P R O S 248 373 R EN T

D EA R B O R N Finished base ment C/A water paid $700/mo Small charge R E N T A L P R O S 73 4 513 R EN T

D E A R B O R N H EIG H T Simmaculate 3 bedroom home basement garage new fur nace windows etc updated $875/mo (248) 788 0785D EA R B O R N H EIG H TS 3 bedroom Bungalow 1 bath $700/mo Rent or Rent to Own ( 734) 713 0019D E A R B O R N H G TS Affordable ranch large fenced yard $650/mo Small charge R E N T A L P R O S 734 513 R EN TD E A R B O R N Michigan/Outer Dr area 3 bedroom bunga low full basement 1 1/2 car garage fenced yard no pets $900 -I- security deposit

(313) 278 5365D E A R B O R N 3072 Pardee 3 Bedroom 2 full bath air 1 5 garage All appliances includ S950/mo plus sec ____________ 313 402 7 1 7 6D E A R B O R N 4 bedroom bnck $750 Large fenced yard w/ deck fast move m< Bad credit O K Small feeH O M E FIN D E R S 734-462 3798D E T R O IT Greenfield/W Chi cago 3 bedroom finished basement option to buy avail able $650 248 788 1823FA R M IN G T O N H I L L S very small 2 bedroom completely remodeled all appliances $62S/mo plus security (248) 868 8888 or (248) 471 5606

F A R M IN G T O N H IL L S 2 bedroom 2 car garage fenced yard 1 1/2 mos deposit $750/mo (2 4 8 )4 78 9314

FA R M IN G TO N H ILLS 3 bedroom carpet available now S895/mo Small charge R E N T A L PR O S 248 356 R E N T

FA R M IN G TO N H ILL S LIV ON IA Long term leases 3 bed rooms attached garage fin ished basement ail appli ances and ammenities of liv ing m beautiful neighbor hoods (248) 489 0940F E R N D A L E 3338 McDowell E/H ilto n S / 1 0 2 bedroom fenced $795 Open House 6/22 2 5pm 248 399 2487

F E R N D A L E Cute 2 bedroom Ranch w/ appliances & base ment 1 000 sq ft $725/mo

ShareNet (248)642 1 620F E R N D A L E Nice 3 bedroom wood floors finished base ment & carport $B25/mo

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G A R D EN CITY - Ranch appli ances fenced for pets buy option $750/mo Smallcharge R EN T A L P R O S 734 513 R E N TG A R D E N C ITY Attractive 3 bedroom dining room base ment family room fireplace Option $850 248 788 1823

G A R D EN C ITY large 2 bed room $760 fast move in' Bad credit O K Small fee Homefinders 734 462 3798IN KSTER Remodeled 3 bed room brick ranch 2 5 car garage immediate occupancy option $750 248 788 1 823

K EEG O H A R B O R Great little house completely updated Available July 1 $775/mo

248 935-8000

L A K E O R IO N 3 bedroom ranch appliances 2 car ga rage $775/mo Small charge R EN T A L P R O S 248 373 R E N TU K E O R IO N 4 bed 2 5 bath upgraded builders mode! fireplace walkout $2075/mo

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LIV O N IA 3 bedroom bunga low all appliances $1100/mo + security 734 953 0854

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LIV O N IA Clean 3 bedroom ranch 2 bath 2 car garage appliances ca finished base ment $1200 734-422-0861

LIV O N IA (NW ) 3 bedrooms 2 5 bath air everything updat ed $1995/mo plus sec non smoking/pets 248 755 3126LIV O N IA 3 bedroom ranch Completely brand new Walk to school Nice neighborhood $1200/mo 5 17 861 9541LIV O N IA 2 bedroom appli ances fenced yard option to buy $700/mo Small charge R E N T A L PR O S 248 356 R E N TLIV O N IA 3 bedroom all appliances garage option to buy $850/mo Small charge R EN T A L P R O S 734 513 R E N T

Livonia 8 & Middlebelt 2 bedroom blinds carpet laundry hook up garage References required $825/mo rent $1200 deposit (248) 343 0066LIV O N IA 3 bdrm 2 bath $800 close to schools good area Small feeH O M EFIN D ER S 734 462 3798LIV O N IA 3 bedroom 1 5 bath ranch full basement 2 car garage new windows |l265/montb 734 462 4057

LIV O N IA 3 bedroom 2 full bath finished basement living room breakfast nook 2 5 car garage w/sunroom N o smok ing $1300 5 17-4 6 7 7383

Livonia mint 3 bedroom bun galow 1300 s g ft basement appliances 2 car $1200/mo O & H Properties248 737-4002

M ILFO R D 4 b e d r o o m 2 5 bath ranch Great room with fireplace Finished basement 2 car garage Non smoking 1 year lease $ 210 0 oer month Vicki at Max Broock Realtors (248) 625 9300 (31 M IL)

Northvllle 3 bedroom historic colonial 175 0 s q ft base ment deck appliances $1900 D& H Properties248 73 7 4002

NOVI 3 bedroom 2 full bath ranch on quiet neighborhood court Large fenced in lot Pets negotiable Novi exemplorary school district $1400/mo + deposit 248 763 6319NOVI 4 bedroom 2 5 bath finished bsmt & 2 garage $2100/mo Located 8 Mile & Meadowbrook 248 760 3373

NOVI Northvllle Schools 4 bedroom 3 5 5 baths 4407 sq ft pool 3 car $3900/mo D& H Properties248 7 3 7 4002P LYM O U TH 1600 sq ft 4 bedroom 2 living rooms garage deck $1495/mo

(734) 262 5500

P LYM O U TH 3 bdrm colonial fast move m< Bad credit o k Small feeH O M EFIN D ER S 734 462 3798

P LYM O U TH 3 bedroom c a basement garage appliances 1/2 block from Downtown $1500/mo 734 453 4360

P L Y M O U TH T W P brick ranch 3 bedrooms appli ances no pets $1350/mo

734 455 8314

P L Y M O U TH Downtown 3 bedroom bungalow Beautiful Street & neighborhood First class interior $1150/mo No pets (734) 451 7763P LYM O U TH U rg e 2 bedroom lower wood floors basement garage prime area $950

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R E D F O R D 3 bedroom fin Ished basement C/A appii ances fenced Small charge R EN T A L P R O S 248 356 R EN T

R ED FO R D3 bedroom Ranch 1 bath $700/mo Rent or Rent to

Own (734)713 0820R E D F O R D TW P 11355Hazelton 3 possibly 4 bed rooms 1 1/2 baths finished basement garage fenced yard Available July 1st R E D U C ED T O $895/mo Shown Wed Sat & Sun @ 7pm Office 248 593 0064

Mobile 313 920 5966

R ED FO R D S 3 bedroom fin ished basement garage pets neg $895/mo Small charge R EN T A L P R O S 248 356 R E N T

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R E D F O R D 3 bedroom brick ranch fenced yard patio deck $760 SmaBfee Homefinders 73 4 462 3798

R O Y A L O A K 2 bedroom basement garage pets neg $800/mo Small charge R E N T A L PR O S 248 356-RENT

R O Y A L OAK Near downtown 3 bedroom 1 bath Ail appli ances c a hardwood floors renovated kitchen $1200/mo

248 709 8224 mmcginnity@comcast net

Royal Oak Exc Cond 3 bed room dining finished base ment garage deck $1350/mo

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R O Y A L O A K /FER N D A L E Area clean 3 bedroom ranch large yard deck fireplace wood floors $875 586 792 7815

S O U T H LY O N In city 3 bed room finished basement w/office large eat in kitchen all appliances patio 2 car garage fenced yard sidewalk $1250/mo (248) 4 3 7 3144

Southfield 3 bedroom base ment new windows Sec 8 ok $900/mo Small charge R E N T A L PR O S 248 356 R E N T

T R O Y 2 Bedroom 1 car garage large yard $800/mo plus security deposit

(248) 879 3268 after 6pm

T R O Y Award winning schools 4 bedrooms 15 baths Backs to residents park pets ok $1450/mo 248 229 5440

W B L O O M F IE L D WaInVt Lake privileges 2 bedroom 2 car garage full basement appliances a/c fenced yard Birmingham schools Pets okay $1250/mo -i- 1 mo security (248) 851 6246

W B L O O M F I E L D 2 3 bedroom air basement fenced for pets S800/mo Small charge R E N T A L PR O S 248 373 R EN T

W Bioortdield Lakefront 4bedroom family room base ment garage yr lease S1295/mo (248) 360 3887

W A L L E D U K E 2 bedroom ranch all appliances deck fenced $700/mo Small charge R E N T A L P R O S 248 373 R E N T

W A Y N E Large remodeled 2 bedroom Victorian hardwood floors country kitchen $750 mo + security 73 4 729 1343

W A Y N E S bedroom ranch 1 bath $700/mo Renter Rent to Own (73 4)40 5 2414

W ES T B L O O M F IE L D Sharp 4be droo m w /Lakevtew qual ity throughout $1895/mo

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W ES T B LO O M F IE L D4 bedroom 2 5 bath Finished basement 2 car garage Avail July 5 $2300/mo Lease

Kell 248 321 1360

W ES T B LO O M F IE L D5 Bedroom updated 3 full baths 2 5 car garage C A huge family room & fireplace $2100/mo (248) 788 1 511

W E S T L A N D 3 bedroomupdated kitchen new carpet full basement fenced yard stove & fridge $ 8501st & last mo + deposit 73 4 7 2 7 1564

W E S T U N D 3 bedroom m bath finished basement appli ances CA carpet no pets new paint 734 591 9163

W E S T U N D 3 bedroom avail able now carpeted fenced S725/mo Small charge R E N T A L P R O S 73 4 513 R E N T

W E S T U N D Clean 3 bed room 1 1 / 2 baths appliances basement $995 a month plus security (734) 425 9225

W E S T U N D Livonia Schools Garage 3 bedroom no base ment $890/mo 1 1/2 secu rity deposit (734) 564-8402

W ESTLA N DNorwayne Area Merriman and Palmer Rd Immediate Occup ancy Nice 3 bedroom carpet ing 1st floor laundry close to schools $650/mo -f sec

(313) 937 0804

W E S T U N D 1943 Steiber 2 bedroom brick Ranch w/ C/A basement $800/mo de posit 73 4 425 5854

W E S T L A N D (Glenwood/ Venoy) Nice clean 2 bed room ranch fenced carpet $725/mo 313 418 ^ 0 5

•BLOOMFIELD - 3 bedroom 2 bath 2200 sq ft walkout basement 2 car garage $2300/mo • C A N T O N 4 bedroom 2 bath family room/firepiace C/A 2 car garage Sl650/mo • L I V O N I A 3 bedroom 2 5 bath finished basement 2 car garage $1395/mo • P L Y M O U T H 2 bedroom 2 bath 2200 sq ft jacuzzi 2 car garage $1 69S/mo • R E D F O R D 3 bedroom 2 bath finished basement garage $1195/mo

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O X F O R D Tan Lake 2 Bed room 1 bath 1400 s q ft 2 car garage Totally remodeled $1575/mo 866-368 2755 x31

S O U TH LY O Nlake front 3 bedroom home

900 sq ft on beautiful private lake great fishing & sports boat dock SllO O /m o Call (248) 437-4889

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C ED A R R E S T R ES O R Ton beautiful Lake Charlevoix Ideal for the sporting family 2 & 3 bedroom frame & log

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C H A R L E V O IX U K E F R O N TCondo pool Avail 6/22 6/29 6/29 7/6 7/6 7/13 7/13 7/20 and Aug 248 855 3300

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N EW LIS T IN G S A V A I U B L EBy wk or mo Graham Mgmt 1 6 3 E Main Harbor Springs M! 49740 231 526 9671

H AR B O R S P R IN G S -V ie w to die for' Luxury condos full harbor view next to beach New 3 bedroom 2 1 / 2 bath only 2 left Top of the line construction $979 000 By appt 513 236 3416

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H A R B O R S P R IN G S Deluxe condo Sleeps 6 full ameni ties pool Jacuzzi fireplace lake near golf and shopping $1200/weekly (248) 644 7873

H O M E S T E A D C O N D OSleeps 4 beautiful beach

sand dunes sunsets 248 475 0654

H O M ES T EA D R E S O R T C O N D OGlen Arbor M i 2 bedroom 2 bath fantastic view of Lake Mjcbjgan (248) 613 1376

IRISH HILLSFamily get away lakefront cottage on beautiful and quiet alt sports lake Sleeps 8 no petsi Just one hour from Livonia area $500 perweek 734 513 3218

U K E C H A R LEV O IX4 bedroom A frame beautiful beach Available after July 18 $1200/week 248 626 7919

L A K E M ICHIGAN3 bedroom updated cottage on the water near Frankfort New ktchen stone fireplace great golfing and sunsets

248 258 9103

U K E F R O N T home on Lake Mitchell in Cadillac Newly remodeled 2 bedroom sandy beach row boat Available from mid July thru end of Aug $600/wk (231) 876 9339

W A L L O O N L K 3 Bedroom cottage 2 bath dining living room fully equip Avail July 26th thru Aug 440 2 4 7 8735

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C A N T O N / Y P S IU N T I 5 acres new home large room $300/mo includes util cable & laundry (734) 658 8823

Nortli Farm ington HH Isshare a 3 bedroom house with attached garage & basement $600/month plus 1/2 utilities

(248) 867 0232

Plymouth area very nice home new appliances $400/ including utilities 21 31 pre ferred Brian (734) 674 8015

R E D F O R D W Chicago & Beech Clean Bedroom with 1/2 bath furnished basement w/fireplace full house privi leges No children $110/week 1st months re n t+ $440 deposit (313)255^)625

Radford S Plymoulh/BeechBedroom w/full bath upstairs full house privileges S llO /w k 1s t mo re n t+ $300 deposit (248) 7 6 7 1509

Rooms For Rent

F E R N D A L E & R E D F O R D AirJacuzzi in rooms maid serv ice HBO Lo w daily/wkly rates Tel 96 Inn 313 535-4100Royal Inn 248 544 1575

LIV O N IA Perfect for non smoking female No pets Must be neat Cali Linda after 5pm or leave message $300/mo include utilities 734 591 3454

W A Y N E Private entrance Shared kitchen & bath Call for appt 73 4 595 6 3 77 or 73 4 722 6721

Commercial/ imluslrial For Lease

G R E A T R E T A IL A R E AMIddlebelt/Ann Arbor Tra il 1000 to 3000 sq ft immedi atelyavall completely renovat ed high traffic area $725/per mo per unit gross rent

248 388 2904

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F O R LEASEi 275 exposure Offices from 168 2 700 s q ft mo to mo leases available

J A Bloch & Co/Gach Realty (248) 559 7430

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DIRECT C A R E PO S ITIO NWorking with elderly

Call Mon FrI 9 5 248 548 8070

D IR EC T C A R E S T A FF PO S ITIO N S

in Dearborn Hts and/or Belleville group home Days Afternoons midnights and/or weekends Must have current drivers license with good driv mg record Will train

Call 586 296 3 179

Direct Care Positions avail able working with people in their homes competitive pay & benefits all shifts paid training great people mean mgful wofk 73 4 728 4382

D J Must have some Night Club exp playing top 40 or country Call between 9 30am noon Mon Fri Frankies 73 4 421 3424

D O G G IE D A Y C A R E A N D ~ O F FIC E H E L P N E E D E D

30 35 Hrs weekly Please call 248 618 6500 or fax resume to 248 616 5021

D R IV EN T O S U C C ES S CFI isnow Hiring Company ’ Owners Operators ’ Singles and Teams ’ Loads with miles available Immediately' Ask about our spouse training program Call 1 800 CFI DRIVE WWW efidrive com

DRIVER C O V EN A N T TR A N S P O R T Teams Teams Teams We Need teams for the long haul Owner Operators Experienced Drivers Solos Teams and Graduate Students Call 1 888 M O R E PAY (1 888 667 3729)

D riv e r / H e a v y E q u ip m e n t O p e r a to rLocal S lO /H R entry while training $15 00 thereafter P LU S benefits Call 313 937 8913 Bedford

D R IV ER W ANTED"Ev7n]ng^5& weekends FA A /TS A exp required Dependable vehicle and good driving record required (586) 532 9633 or

email jimias1@)u no com

DRIVER/^UrPMENTO PERA TO R

Local $10 $12/hr entry Cali 313 937 8911 Bedford

D R IV ER /O TR Put Your Experience To Work For You Start up to $ 37 Teams Split5 39 Min 6 mos Exp C D L A w/haz 800 326 8889

D RIV ERSIndependent contractorsneeded 1994 or newer vans or larger vehicles Various routes6 times Call leave name &number 800 589 2150

DRIVERS New dedicatedrun Need 6 drivers Nowl I 94 corridor Michigan to Northern IL Flatbed experiencerequired Tandem Transport Michigan City IN 800 551 9057 ext 140 wwwtand com

D R IV ER S A N D H E L P E R SLocal moving Co looking for local and long distance driv ers Must have Chauffeurs B or A license Contact Bill or Tony at 248 442 9410

Help Wanted General

D R IV ER S W ANTEDPart time for dental lab $7/hr 15 hrs/wkCompany vehicle Apply at Downs Orthodontic Lab 35084 Chesnut Wayne Ml

734 641 6220

D R IV ER S A R E Y O U R R EA D YFor A move? Become part of the driving force that moves America with North American Van Lines a world leader in relocation transportation dis tnbution and logistics servic es Logistics Division We currently have openings in our logistics Division To be part of our 48 state operabon candidates must possess a minimum of 6 months over the road tractor trailer driving experience and a Class A CD L Tractor lease/purchase pro gram availableWWW navi com 800 3482147 Dept M IS E O E

D R Y C LEA N ER S AS S IS TA N T M AN A G ER

Livonia area Experience preferred For an interview

call 734-425 0840eBay Resellers Neededll WeSupply Product 80% below retail No inventory No exp required Call today for more info

1 800 568 1806 ext 4827E X P DISH N ETW O R K

SBCA Certified Contractors needed for metro Detroit area Top pay Call 73 4 658 7303

EX P ER IEN C ED R ETA IL S A L E S M ASS AGE

T H E R A P IS T S N A IL TECHSFor busy Plymouth luxury spa Guaranteed salary & benefits

734 458 4407Furniture Movers Needed

Experience necessary $10 $15/hour to start based on experience Send resume & salary requirements PO Box 40051 Redford Ml 48240

G A R A G E D O O R SUBCON TRACTORS

Mm 3 years exp Must have own truck and tools Mm pay $100 per door (313) 794-4239V------------------------- V

G E A R IN SPEC TO RSDays benefits avail Email qtgoflivonia@cs com

G E N E R A L LABORER/M AIN TE N A N C EP ER S O N /FU LL TIM E

For commercial property management co

248 888-8400G O V E R N M E N T JO B SWildiife/Postal $13 21 to $48 00 per hour Paid Training Full benefits N o experience necessary Application and exam ink)rmation Toll free 1 888 778-4266 ext 930G O V E R N M E N T JO B S 11$48/hr Paid training full ben efits Available 7 days/wk Call American Data Group for info on current hiring positions

1 800 320 9353 ext 2220G R E E T E R (Part time)

Real estate broker desires professional & friendly man nered person for greeter posi tion on Sundays and/or every other Saturday Call Diane at (248)348 3000 x234

G R O U N D S PER SO NDependable person needed for outside maintenance/ landscaping for an apartment community in Plymouth Flexible hours seasonal full or part time

CALL (734) 455-3880HAIR S T Y LIS T & N A IL TECHNeeded for Farmington s^on must have clientele Reasonable rent

248-478 7886HAIR S T Y LIS T Established upscale salon in Westland Now hiring motivated hard working ^ l i s t barbers and assistants Must be proles sional Advanced training available 734 72 8 6452

HAIR S T Y LIS TSExperienced needed for new salon opening in Canton

734 968 7951

H A IR S TYLIS TS M AN C URIST/FAC IALIST Expfor new Livonia salon

(248) 420 4798H E L P W A N TED Get a weekly listing of newspaper positions available in Michigan To sub scribe send an e mail to MPAfmesubscnbe<@yahoogro ups comH IR IN G F O R 2003 PO S TAL P O S IT IO N S ’ $ 14 8 0 $36 00+ H R /’ Federal hire with full benefits ’ No experience necessary ’ Paid training and vacations ’ Green card OK Call 1 800 620 1401 ext 4001

HOUSEKEEPINGPosition available for cleaning vacant apartments in Westland Experience pre ferred Full time with ben^its Call Cheryl at 248 569 8880

HVACDuct Installers New construe lion Steady work Benefits

734 655 1360HVAC Rougiiers

needed for new constractlon Exp required Full benefits

Mulligan Heating (248) 698 9700

IN SU R A N C ECanton office looking for experienced insurance CSR Fax resume to 73 4 981-4130 Email modem@modernins net

IN SU RA N CEESTIM ATOR

Must be experienced m insur ance restoration Offenng Benefits plus 401 (k)

Tn county area 1 800 884 8633

IN TER IO RARC H ITEC T/D ESiONER

For upscale residential firm Requires detail oriented per son to follow up on con struction through installation demonstratabte knowledge of residential construction abll ity to handle multiple large projects concurrently extreme organization skills self mo tivation & strong work ethic Send resumes to H R Dept # 2 77 330 East MapleBirmingham Ml 48009

Janitorial Asst SupervisorFarmington Hills 4 5 hours per evening Mon Fn Exper ienced only 248 650 4930

Help Wanted General

JANITORIALQuiet^easy flexible nights in the Livonia Novi Wixom & New Hudson area $8 10/hr

(313)537 2451

U K D S C A P E R / L A W N C A R ECrew Foreman (m/f) Good pay Experience necessary

73 4 453 5200

LE A D E R S H IP Looking for someone to learn & work m my business Must have a desire to learn quickly & accept major responsibility Sena resume to P FS I P O Box 81451 Rochester Hills Ml 48308 1451

LE A S IN G CONS ULTAN TPart lime for West Bloomfield apartment community Great opportunity for r i ^ t person Please call (248) 682 2950

LE A S IN G CONSULTAN TWeekends Saturday 11am 5pm Sundays i pm 5pm Downtown Birmingham high rise apartments

(Jail (248) 645 119 1

L E G A LS EC R ETAR Y

Southfield law firm seeks full time experienced Legal Secretary for very busy Medical Malpractice Department Must have 5-f years litigation experience strong grammar writing and organizational skills be able to handle heavy workloads and work in a team environment Medical malpractice experl ence a plus Excellent salary and benefits M S Word Experience

Forward resume/salary requirements to

Administrator P O Box 222

Southfield Ml 48037 0222 Fax 248 746 2760

or emailkelemont@swbta com

LOAN O FFIC ER SAmerican Elite Financial Inc is a growing Mortgage company located in Southgate with other locations throughout Michigan and Ohio We are opening a Livonia office and looking for four loan officers with no experience needed Dedicated and willing to work 40 to 50 hours/week Full commission position with benefits Exclusive telemarket ing leads provided Presently have employees making 40K 100K Email resume to jon stopera® aefloans comor Call 734 283 4927 ext 518LO A N O F FIC E R S N EED ED forlocal mortgage company Looking for quality people with good marketing skills and a dnve to succeed For more Info call David at

800 7 7 1 7781

LOAN P R O C E SSO RNeeded for busy Plymouth office Minimum 2 3 yr exp Great pay' Benefits' Needed immediately (734) 455 0047

L O A N PR O C ES SO RWith experience wanted for established Livonia based mortgage broker Great work environment excellent pay and benefits Experience in conforming non conforming and FH A preferred Please fax your resume to Ken at 734 402 4801

M A IN T EN A N C E Full time for apartment community in Farmington Please fax info/ resume to 248 4 7 7 2524

MAINTENANCE ASSISTFull time with good salary

and benefits FO U N T A IN PARK/ NOVI

(248) 348 0626 Please fax resume to (248) 348 8553

M a in te n a n c eMature responsible person to perform all necessary repairs at luxury apartment community In Southfield Candidate should be experienced In all phases of general maintenance and be HVAC certified This is not a live in position Salary plus benefits Fax resume to

248 352 6737

M AINTENANCENeeded for Plymouth apart ment community Must have basic skills In plumbing car gentry and HVAC Must have a valid drivers license and ability to pass background check Includes benefits

Call Sue at (734) 453 714 4

M A IN T EN A N C E P ER S O Nfor large townhouse commu nity in Westland Must have basic skills in carpentry plumbing heating & equip ment maintenance Full time position Must have valid dri ver s license & ability to pass background check Apply in person or send brief resume to Holliday Park 34850 Fountain Boulevard Westland Ml 48185

M A IN T EN A N C E P ER S O N forplating shop Must know how to read electrical drawing for machines & building repair Apply 13 17 0 Mernman Rd Livonia

M A IN TEN A N C E TECHExperience preferred Must apply In person only Mon Fri 9 5 5600 Fordham Circle Canton or fax resume to

73 4 981 5343M A IN T EN A N C E TEC H Skilled person needed for apartment complex in Westland Must have general maintenance experience If you have what it takes call Mon Fri 9 4

734-455 7100

M A IN T EN A N C E TECHNICIANRiver Bend Apartments Westland HVAC Certified Must havs own tools and transportation Salary bene fits and apartment included Fax resume to (313) 565 5807 or apply in person at 246 10 Michigan Dearborn M F 8-4

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M A K E M O N E Y D AILYII Stay at home work with us on line Start immediately with no exp required Cal! for more info

1 800 568 1636 ext 172 7

General E i

MANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITY

Are things too expensive or is your income too low? 1st year managers averaged S35K+-i’ Exp d managers averaged $55 800 last year We offer training and benefits N o exp necessary

Call 734-525-5656 E O E

M A N A G EM EN T P O S IT IO NAdministrator for 16 bed group home in Livonia for adults with developmental disabilities Flexible hrs Great benefits Competitive pay Live in optional Call Gwen or

Lisa at (734) 422 1020 or fax (734) 422 7401

M EC H A N IC Heavy truck/auto motive licensed A S E/ EV T a plus must have own tools Call 5 1 7 545 0552 or fax resume 5 17 545 9557

M E N & W O M EN T E A M forcleaning & light maintenance fo r professional office Also need Facility Manager Call

734 425 5200Modeling/Acting School look ing for Instructors Must have transportation & exp in mod eling or acting Christy Bell 800 504 3400 ext 2082

MORTGAGE IFast growing m o rtg a g e ! company has immediate { openings for experienced |

• Processors > • Assistant Processors II

Excellent pay benefits ' 401k fun atmosphere {

ICall Lisa Standifer at | PATHWAY F IN A N C IA L JI

1-800-726-2274 ;or fax resume I 248-261-0308 !

M O R T G A G ETop loan officer needs assis tants/loan officers 6 figure income potential Fax resume to 248 960 95 17

M o v e r D r iv e rExperienced mover Must drive truck have car ceil phone Excellent pay

(248) 7 6 7 118 6

M Y S T E R Y S H O P P E R S N E E DED Get paid to pose as a cus tomer m local stores Flexible hours e mail required

1 800 465 0954 ext 5600

N E E D 15 P E O P L E For Truck Driver Training Tram in Michigan Call Snantel Today" American Truck Driving School 1 800 999 8 0 12 o rw w w yo u r futurestartshere com

Office Cleaners (3)$10/hr Mon Fn 5 8pm

Exp only Plymouth area (734) 424 3247

O U TS ID E A P P T S E H E R SH A R D W O R K ER S W A N T E D Part t me hours Full time pay Hourly plus bonus paid week ly Great for Students 18 yrs or older Call 10am 2pm ask for Fletcher 248 352 6333

PAIN TER SCommercial/lndustrial exp required Competitive wages Minimum 5 yrs exp

Call 8 5 (248) 646 0500

P LU M B ERMinimum 5 yrs exp in rest dential construction

Call Scott 586 8 72 0255

P LU M B ER Swith 2 3 years experience for

W Bloomfield site Full time benefits Immediate start

(248) 652 6290

P lu m b in g P r o ie c t M a n a g e r /

E s t im a to rGood communication & lead ership skills Plumbing & esti mating experience required

Medical dental & 4 0 1K Detroit Metropolitan Area

Fax resume with salary requirement 73 4 729 2055

PR IN TIN G P R E S S P E R S O N5 Years exp AB Dick 9800 press with t/head Ann Arbor/Ypsi area print shop Benefits (73 4 )9 73 9500

PRO D U CTIO N SE W E R S NEEDED

Experienced only Wayne area business (734) 728 7830

P R O D U C TIO N / W A R E H O U S E S U P ER V IS O R

Busy distributor located at 175 and Davidson Freeways has opening for full time depend able and experienced produc tion / warehouse supervisor Schedule i$ afternoon/mght shift 4 days per week Mon ThursWe offer a competitive wage plus an excellent benefit pack age including a 401 k plan

Please send resume and salary requirements to

Human Resources 373 Victor Ave

Highland Park M i 48203 or Fax to 313 852 1339

P R O D U C TIO N C O N T R O L / S C H ED U LER

H e r 1 automotive parts manu facturer is seekmg an ener getic Individual for a Production Control/Scheduler position Ideal candidate will have at least 2 yrs exp in production scheduling with knowledge of M R P A P IC S certification a plus Full bene fit package available

Please send resumes to Box 0627

Observer & Eccentric 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livonia Ml 48150 E O EP R O P ER T Y M A N A G ER

Management Com pany is seeking a Property Manager for multi condominium sites Must have exp Competitive wage & benefits Mail or fax your resume to Human Resources 990 South Blvd Ste 100 Troy M l 48085 or 248 879 5507

PR O PER TY MANAGER A SST .

Northville single family property management co needs an Assistant Property Manager Must be detail oriented Real estate license needed Computer exp a must Future full time possible 248-348-5100, ext 128

Helj) Wanted General

Q U A L IT Y IN SPEC TO RTierl automotive supplier has

a 1st shift quality inspector position available in Western Wayne County area Position

a res CMI certification fluency PC skills and

metal stamping process exp Salary range from $13 50 $ 1 7 5 0 Send resumes to Box 0628 Observer & Eccentric 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Ml 481500 EO E

R EC EPTIO N ISTLove people? Superior customer service skills? Professional demeanor? National Co is seeking receptlonist/ieaser with these skills for a luxury apt complex in Southfield Call Kathy 800 545 1303 x 720 or fax to 6 17 507 5346

Repair & remodeling bompany needs clean cut person experienced in several trades Own tools Reliable trans portation Good communica tion skills Full time full bene tits Call David Walchak at 248 B88 4700

SALES ASSOCIATES and SUPERVISORS

Hexabits Corp the nations newest manufacturer of colorful flexible puzzle pieces has the following part time positions available 12 Oaks Supervisor Great Lakes Crossing Malls Supervisor and Sates Associates Reliable

applicants must enjoy working with people

Call Lynda 5 17 4 14 3829 WWW Hexabits com

R O O FE R S NEEDEDLarge volume home improve ment company looking for experienced roofing crew Must have own insurance work all year Call (248) 557 3200 Monday Friday 9 30 a m -4 30 p m

R O O F IN G U B O R E RValid Chauffers License a must $11 an hour no bene fits Call 734 421 9100

S h i f t L e a d e r 2 n d S h if t

An expanding packaging facility is seeking an individ ual with strong leadership skills Qualified candidates will have a minimum of 2 years of previous Shift Leader experience Know ledge of automated packag ing equipment as well as liquid filters is a plus Aadltional weekends & overtime will be required to support the needs of the business Submit resume to Attn Shift Leader PO Box 70 12 4 8 Plymouth Ml 4 8170 Or fax resume to (734) 416 3810 E mail

hr.manufacturmg ©hotmail com E O E

SID ING IN S T A LLER SMust be exp & do good work Steady year round Kroll Const

(734) 422 4840

SO CIA L W O R KSeeking an expenenced MSW to serve as a social worker/admissions coordina tor for older adults in a Licensed Home for Aged in West Bloomfield Candidate needs to possess strong peo pie skills leadership flexibiii ty multi tasking and organiza tional skills Marketing experi ence helpful Candidate needs to take Initiative and' be able to Excellent benefits and salary Fax resume to Attn Barbra (248) 661 1628

S U R V E Y O R W AN TEDTo do mortgage surveys

1 888 559 7840T E LE M A R K E T E R S

Farmington Hills home Improvement co is seeking experienced appointment set ters This Is a sales position' M U S T have telemarketing sales experience Position offers an hourly wage of $8 $10/hr plus a G E N E R O U S weekly bonus Must be able to work full time Mon Fri 1 30 9pm & Sat 10 3pm We are only seeking those with experience only qualified should call Call Heather after 2pm 248 478 8600

T E LE M A R K E T IN G / S A L E SCall on existing accounts & new accounts

734 641 875 7

TELLERStandard Federal Bank member A B N A M R O group is accepting resumes for part time and full time tellers for the Waterford area Must have prior cash & customer contact experience typing high school diploma and good aptitude for figures Great benefits package starting salary $9 50/hour Send resume to Human Resources 4815 State St Saginaw Ml 48603 or fax to 989 791 1 113

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T E M P O R A R Y M A IN TEN A N C E

G R O U N D S LA B O R ERFor property management co SIOAir 248 888 8400

T O O L P O L IS H E R /F IN IS H E RPart time Nights will tram

734 564 2337TR U C K D R IV ER

Clean driving record commer cial license commercial deliv eries of business forms Please apply m person at 28350 Plymouth Rd Livonia o rca ll(73 4)5 13 2521 ext 234

TR U C K D R IV ER Immediate opening Must have chauf feurs license Local areas Comparable wages insur ance good working condi tions Apply to 13 170 Mernman Livonia

U P H O LS T E R E REX P E R IE N C E D

Needed full time Call 734-427 7890

Help Wanted General

VEHICLE/EQUiPMENT MECHANIC PART-TIMECanton Township is accepting applications for part time vehicle/EquIpment Mechanic Skilled mechanical work in the maintenance and repair of township automobiles trucks and other township equipment including golf course and pari<s maintenance equipment Possession of basic mechanic tool set complete with tool box/cabinet Current valid Automotive Mechanic & Small Engine Repair Certification from the State of Michigan desired M ust possess a current valid Michigan Drivers license with a driving history that does not create liability concerns which includes but IS not limited to convictions for reckless driving careless driving suspended license or convictions Involving drinking and Impaired driving Applicant may be required to apply for ms/her driving record at own expense through the Secretary of State $ 1 0 5 0 $ 1 3 5 0 / h r Applications must be picked up at the Canton Township Human Resources Division 115 0 S Canton Center Road Canton M l 48188 An application form is also available on the Canton Township website at WWW canton mi org A completed Canton Township application form must be completed In its entirety and on file with the Canton Township Human Resources Division by June 2 7 2003 at 4pm The Charter Township of Canton does not discriminate on the basis of race color national origin sex religion age or disability in employment or the provision of services

V E T E R IN A R Y REC EP TIO N IS Tpart time for full service hos pital in Redford Must have veterinary office background or exp Apply In person Beech Road Verternlary Hospital 25885 W 6 Mile Rd or fax resume 313 531 5188

V E T E R IN A R Y TEC H NIC IAN L IC E N S E D O R EX P E R IE N C E DFor part time position Duties include but are not limited to surgical assistant ICU post surgical care lab procedures anesthesiology dentistry X rays & client communica tions Salary & benefits com mensurate w/experience Send resume to Beech Road Veterinary Hospital 25885 W 6 Mite Rd Redford Ml 48240 Fax resumes

313 531 5188

W A R EH O U S E/D ELIV ER Y D R IV ER W ANTED

Wholesale Produce Co look mg for responsible reliable person Early A M hours work day finished approx! mately noon Call btwn 6 A M & 8 A M only! 313 849 2825

W H Y R U N R EG IO N A L? Morepay than most long haul jobs ($38/cpm ) Home weekly Great miles Newest trucks Question s W hy Not? Heartland Express

1 866 802 9670 WWW heartlandexpress com

W IN DOW & DOOR IN S T A LL E R

Experienced Our established well known company installs high quality name brand win dows & doors We pay for attention to detail & efficiency in our highly specialized installations This is a full time employment opportunity with great pay paid vacations health benefits tool allowances company vehicle bonus opportunities much more Email us confidentially at nowhlring@comcast net

W IN D O W C LEA N ERExperienced residential

734 944 8296

Ofiice Clerical

( 2 ) FU LL-TIM E R EC E PT IO N IST S

needed for busy medical office Must be excellent at multi tasking and possess professional phone skills along with the ability to be a member of a three person team Excellent pay & bene fits Please mail resume in C O N FID EN C E to Sue 29990 Northwestern Highway Farmington Hills Ml 48334 _

Needs Bookkeeper/ Office Manager for growing Plymouth

location Peachtree & Excel helpful Salary & benefits neg Fax resume to 73 4 416 8410

or emailcharisse@advancedsat com

A C C O U N TS R EC EIV A BLEPosition available in Walled Lake distributing company Previous experience good computer and interpersonal skills required Full time post tion Monday Friday includ ing benefit package

Contact Linda atHansen Marketing Services

248 669 2323 Fax 248 669 5750

A C C O U N TS PAYABLEFor service business In Novi Looking to r detail oriented reliable A P clerk for full time position with rapidly growing business Expenence with A P & basic knowledge of Win dows preferreo Strong organizing skills & familian^ with Peachtree a plus Fax resume to 248 926 6796 or email randy®alcpartnercom

AD M IN IS TR ATIV E ASSISTANTCommercial HVAC contractor desires full time Administrative Assistant for job cost account ing setting up projects field staff support collection calls occasional relief for reception 1st Desire strong computer skills exp is a plus Competitive pay/fuil benefits Send resume Attn T LB 34400 Glendale Livonia Ml 48150

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E & J Gallo Winery is current ly recruiting for an admmis tratlve assistant Candidates must be skilled m the follow mg Microsoft Word Excel PowerPoint & Outlook type 50 65 wpm strong verbal written organizational & interpersonal skills Ability to work well with all levels of management Minimum 3 years exp in an administrative role Exc compensation and benefit package Qualified candidates please send resume to 30150 Telegraph Ste 271 Bingham Farms Ml 48025 EEO/AA M /FM DAD M INIS TR ATIVE ASSISTANT EX P E R IE N C E D for busy real tor Must be organized com puter literate flexible and able to multi task License pre ferred but not required Position to begin as part time and birn into full time Pay based upon experience Great opportunity for the right per son Please email resumes for consideration to ann@ seflingtheamericandream comAD M INIS TR ATIVE ASSISTANTGlides Club Metro Detroit a non profit cancer support community is looking for highly organized computer proficient person to wore full time in the business office Benefits available Fax resume to 6CM D 248 5 77 0898 or mail to G C M D 3517 Rochester Rd Royal Oak M l 48073 E EO C Employer

A PPO IN TM EN TS E H E R

Exp phone solicitor to call business to business Good pay * bonus Mon Fri 9*4 Royal Oak Fax resume to 248 548 8750B O O K K EEP IN G /C O M P U T ER /

O FFIC EFull time position In Dearborn office of 4 store retailer Duties would include some bookkeep mg posting general ledger insurance matters working with CPA firm bank reconciiia tion & general accounting duties Experience required and computer literacy with hardware and software Salary commensurate to experience Benefits & salary discussed at interviewCall Mr West at 313 274 9500

or apply in person at A O R A Y A P P LIA N C E /

A O R A Y CAM ERA 20219 Carlysle

Dearborn Ml 48124

ESC R O W P E R S O N N E Lwanted fo r Title Company branch office Exp preferred

Call Rosie at 734 542 1100F I L E C LER K

position available for litigation Tirm in Royal Oak Part time possible Must be experienced and know Microsoft Word Competitive salary and bene fits Please send resume to

Ronda Harris 322 W Lincoln

Royal Oak Mi 48067 Fax 248 544 1191

E Mali rharris@chl pc com

G re c o T itle C o H a s 2 P o s i t io n s A v a ila b le

R e c e p t io n i s t & P r o c e s s o r , W o rk -u p ,

C lo s e rMust be mult tasked excel lent interpersonal communica tion skills needed Experience needed m Mortgage/Tille industry Excellent benefits salary negotiable Fax resume to 586 463 5149

Attn Christina 6

LEG AL ASSISTANTThe Office of the Chapter 13 Trustee Krispen S Carroll has an immediate opening for a Lepal Assistant Responsib ilities include review and analysis of Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases assisting attorneys at court hearings auditing of case and claim information and providing a broad range of support to the legal department Qualified candidate should be motivated and dependable with superior mathematical analytical v^bai and written commun Ication skills A minimum of 2 years previous legal exper lence is required Bankruptcy experience preferred

T H E T R U S T E E S O FFIC E O F FE R S A C O M P ET IT IV E S A L A R Y A N D E X C E L L E N T FR IN G E B EN EFITS IN CLUDING 40 1K M E D IC A L D E N T A L O P T IC A L P R ES C R IP T IO N L IF E A N D D IS A B ILITY A N D PAID PARKING

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535 G R ISW O LD S U ITE 1230 D ET R O IT Ml 46226Legal Secretaries1 5 day assignments

available for top notch experienced professionals

because Y O U J E W O R TH I P Temporary/Temp to Perm

or Permanent opportunities Joanne Mansfield

Legal Personnel Inc Phone 248 540 6200 Fax 248 540 6216

email jomanlegal@aol

L e g a l S e c r e ta r yBingham Farms law firm seeks an experienced Legal Secretary Immigration back ground preferred Experience & knowledge of Microsoft Word necessary Excellent computer organizational & professional telephone skills a must Salary commensurate with experience Please respond to

Office Administrator 31780 Telegraph Rd

Ste 200 Bingham Farms Ml 48025 or fax 248 540 8059

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y forBirmingham law firm Workers comp & Word expe rience helpful Non smoking office Excellent benefits Fax resume to 248 433 1241

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L E G A L S EC R ET A R Y F U L L T I M E

Farmington Hills Law Firm needs legal secretary with at least 2 years litigation exp Position immediately avail able Beautiful work environ ment latest equipment and friendly staH Microsoft Word' exp required Benefits avail able E mail to bschwartz® schwartzlawfirmpc com

or mail toSchwartz Law Firm P C

3788 7 W 12 Mile Rd Ste A Farmington Hills Ml 48331

Attn B Schwartz

LivoniaStoreI TWi;sT»oR>ri

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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERKBasic computer skills

A P experience full time benefits & 4 0 1K

Fax resume to (734) 524 6000

MARKETINGC O O R D I N A T O R

A top Maior Co seeks some background in Marketing or Advertising Degree and M/S skills required Great benefits!

Diversified Becraiters2 4 8 - 3 4 4 * 6 7 0 0 F a x 2 4 8 4 4 4 4 7 0 4

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M O R T G A G E P R O C ES S IN G C O O R D IN A T O R

Needed for well established mortgage banking company In Livonia Ml At least 1 \rear mortgage operations required Interested parties may email

gwickham® integrityhomeloans cc

or fax to 73 4 423 0232

OFFICE ASSISTANT10 3pm Mon Fri Downtown Plymouth $9/hr Phones filing & light typing Send resume to Office Assistant

P O Box 6391 Plymouth Ml 48170

O F F IC E A S S IS TA N TSpecialty Benefit Consulting firm seeks reliable indIvid ual for administration and operations position part time after noons until 7 30pm M on Fri Some bookkeeping computer exp preferred Pleasant conditions competitive wage Please send resume to Advisors L L C P O Box 530128 Livonia Ml 48153

O ffic e B o o k k e e p e r / S e c r e t a r y

Knowledge o f computers Call 248 338 7455 or forward resume 248 332 9189

P A R T -T IM E O F F IC E • 15 20hrs/wk (Mon Wed Fn 8am 1pm ) Computer skills pre ferred strong phone and organizational skills a must (313) 834 1660

P L Y M O U T H C O M M U N IT Y C H A M B E R O F C O M M ER C EClerical help needed $10 hour/benefits Computer skills good grammar a must 734*453 1540

RAVEN LO G ISTIC Sis a privately held internation af freight management com pany specializing in strategic transportation planning for the forest products industry We have an immediate job opening in our Service and Operational Group The pos! tion requires an individual that can thrive in a fast paced environment Various respon sibllities include assisting with accounting data entry customer service answering phones and office administra tion Qualified candidates must have * Excellent PC skills and interpersonal skills * Excellent wntten and verbal communication skills * Organizational and planning skills * Helpful Can Do attitude Previous Accounting and Customer service or sIm liar experience would be a plus Please submit your resume to Raven Logistics Attn H R Department 3064 Orchard Lake Road Suite 200 Keego Harbor Ml 48320

R E C E PT IO N ISTneeded fo r 1 2 9pm shift

Phone exp & customer serv ice background Mature responsible individual Fax resume to 73 4 261 4 737

R E C E P T IO N IS TO ur Farmington Hills office has an immediate full time opening for an experienced receptionist Qualified candi date must have 2 years mini mum reception experience & be familiar with Word & Excel We offer full benefits indud ing health dental life & paid time off Resumes should be faxed to H R 248 615-4715

R E C E PT IO N ISTFor busy real estate office In Northvitle/ Novi area Profess ional with good phone skills a must Part time evenings & weekendsCall Shannon at 248-380 8800

R EC EP T IO N IS TFull time for Madison Ht$ Co Must be skilled in M S Office multi line phone system and type 35 wpm Personable pleasant phone manners and must be dependable If inter ested please fax resume

248 629 5012

R E C E P T IO N IS T Mature expe rienced dependable person for state of the art Laser Clinic Pattent/cllent contact comput er skills telephone organiza tion skills a must Please mail resume to 8512 N Canton Center Rd Canton Ml 48187

RECEPTIONISTN E E D E D two experienced

individuals for busy dayspa and hair salon Customer

service skills required HealUi spa benefits and great pay

contact Carol (248) 624 7922

R E C E P T IO N IS T /CLERICAL

Law firm looking for ener getic friendly person to answer phones bill greet Clients copy etc at an intense but small and congenial law firm in Farmington Hills (>ood phone and social skills a must Also light typing/data entry and some computer skills are needed Part time Hours and salary negotiable Fax resume to 248 865-0640

Oflice Clerical

SECRETARIAL A S S IS T . NEEDED

For busy door warehouse Duties include answering phones serving customers some computer work Sam 5pm Mon Fri

US Steel D o o r Company 32401 Park lane Garden

City 73 4 522 0372

S EC R ETA R YLaw offices of Alexander ZeimanskI & Lee P L LC are seeking Secretary to fill immediate full time opening Please submit resume to 1436 Prestbury Ct Canton Ml 48187

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Due to extreme growth our automotive metal stamping company offers an excellent career opportunity for an experienced m a n u fa c tu rin g / to o iin g engineer for the position of Program Manager Qualified candidates will posses the following

5 years minimum experi ence in metal stamping for automotive manufacturing preferably with Daimler Chrysler

Experience with A P Q P including FM E A s Control Plans & Quality Plans

Experience launching new parts for Tier I & II auto motive suppliers

Understanding of auto mation integration and related issues

4 year Engineenng degree or equivalent in experience

We offer a competitive wage and benefit package including 4 0 1 K profit sharingAnchor is a recipient of the 2001 & 2002 Northcoast 99 Award making us one of the top 99 companies to woi1( for in Northeast Ohio

Please send salary history and resume to

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11830 Brookparic Road Clevaland, Ohio 44130WWW anchor mfg com

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ASSISTANT A N D K Y6 EH TIS TW E are interviewing for tern

porary/permanent position Call Performance Plus Services 586 997 6360

B U S IN ES S O FFIC E P R O F E S S IO N A L

for busy Plymouth group den tal practice full time Must be energetic mature team player with some computer skills Dental background desirable Some evenings and Saturdays Excellent compen sation & benefits Rease call

734-420*2326 or tax resume to 73 4 420 0465

Reference Jeanne

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Experienced only Full time top dollar with benefits and 401K for exceptional experi enced caring person sense of humor (313) 563 0690

D E N T A L ASSISTANTProgressive high quality den tal office seeks a motivated high energy individual to join our team oriented group If you have dental experience and computer skills we have an excellent position for you Excellent pay benefits includes 401k 734 4 2 7 2880

DENTAL A SSISTA N TFriendly progressive office currently seeking a dental assistant Exp preferred 734 421-5220 fax 734 421 5221

D E N T A L ASSISTANT C O M E B E A P A R T O F OUR EXC ITIN G D EN T A L TEAM !Exp full time position in

group practice x -ra y exp helprul Top salary & exc benefits 40 1K 734 722 5130

Dental AssistantSelf motivated Approx 20 hours/week Schedule flexible Friendly work environment Call Debbie at Patrick W Houlihan D O S 734 462 5985 or fax resume 73 4 462 6017

DENTAL A SSISTANTWestland Dental office seeking full time dental assistant Experienced with radiography preferred Pay compensation to experience level Medical/Oental/Optical/Life/Di sabllity insurance 401K vacation 8 holidays & bonus If you have a great smiule to match your great attitude call 800 487 486 7 ext 6048 center 0048@dcpartners com

or fax 734-465 9670

D E N T A L ASSISTAN T, ExpFull time Mon Thurs Benefits

available Westland/Llvonia area 73 4 522 6470

Dental Chairaide AssistantF/T 4 days Compassion organization great communi cation skills teamplayer & enthusiasm for advanced den tistry with expanded duties experience If this describes you call for interview or send cover letter w/resume explain ing your interests & quaiifica tlons to Or John Robison 8504 Canton Center Canton Ml 48187 or fax 73 4 453 0467 Phone 734-453 6320

D E N T A L H Y GIEN ISTP L Y M O U T H office seeking dependable hygienist from 8 6 Monday and 10 8 Tuesday 1 888 548-0710

D E N T A L H Y G IEN IS TWanted part time Position available for Tues & Wed Sam 5pm in our Bloomfield Hills office Please call

248-642-0400

Dental Oflice In(Westside)looking for a part time insur ance biller and a Full time receptionist Fax resume to

586 997 9210

D E N T A L R EC EPTIO N IST E X C E L L E N T O P P O R TU N ITYWalled Lake Dental practice looking for exceptional receptionist to join our staff F u ll/p ^ time Must be proficient in all phases of dentistry including insur ance and patient billing as well as general clerical duties Dentech computer experience helpful Great benefits (248) 624 5551

Dental ReceptionistFull time Dentrix exp pre ferred Farmington Hills Fee for service office 248 851 6446

D E N T A L RECEPTIONIST/ PO S T TR EA TM EN T

S EC R ETAR YFull time benefits Exper fenced with knowledge of dentistry computers insur ance Some evenings & Saturdays Southfield area

Call Marie (248) 352 7722H Y G IEN IS T

For Livonia cosmetic practice Clinically superior Hygienist w/excelfent communication skills 4 days full time Inquir les confidential Please fax D rT o d a ro a t 248 4 7 7 7546

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D E N T A L C A R E P A R T N ER Sseeks a highly motivated O FFIC E M A N A G ER to provide management support for the day to day operations of our dental practice Responsi bilities include delivering patient satisfaction si dentists supervising training personnel tracking productivity insurance billing collections and producing financial reports The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor s in business/ healthcare administration or +5 yrs of dental management experience We offer compet itive pay plus incentives medical 40 1K paid holidays vacations etc

Interested candidates please contact Paula Sweeney

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Reply to D D S PO 8 0 x 8 7174 5 Canton 48187

O R T H O ASSISTANT Experienced Part Time

For group practice 734 722 5130

ORTH O D O NTIC CH AIRSID E ASSISTANT

Average 30 hours/week Benefits Competitive salary Mall resumes to 39525 14 Mile #202 Novi Ml 48377 or fax 248 926 0625REC EP TIO N IS T 3 yrs dental exp with insurance and patient accounts Large practice in Commerce 248 363 5388

AD M INIS TR ATIVE ASSISTANT EXP ER IEN C ED for busy real tor Must be organized com puter literate flexible and able to multi task License pre ferred but not required Position to begin as part time and turn into full time Pay based upon experience Great opportunity for the right per son Please email resumes for consideration to ann® selllngtheamerlcandream com

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M T (A S C P ) Certified or eligible located at Providence Hospital Blood Bank Full time variable hour position rotates days and afternoons Blood Bank exp^erlence preferred

Send resume to H O S P ITA L C O N S O U D A T EO

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23775 Northwestern Hwy Southfield Ml 48075

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D IR EC T C A R E GIVERSHelp people w/disabllitles Good driving record required Afternoons $ 7 30 $ 7 80/hr

Northville * Cynthia 248*930 3305

Plymouth Patty 248 930 3307

D IR EC T C A R E S T A FFFull/part time afternoons O N L Y Benefits av^lable C IS trained only Livonia area Contact Debbie at 734 524 1361

F L O O R S A LESFloor covering experience nee essary Full time position avail able immediately Additional Mohawk Training available Fax resumes to 734 667 4901

IN S U R A N C E FO LL O W -U P / C O LLEC T IO N

Full time available for busy Farmington Health Care Facility Fax resume to

248 4 71 6682

LABORATORY TECHPerforming moderate and high complexity testing Internal medicaine/infectlous disease office $12 15 per hour Please contact 248 540 9866

M ED IC A L R EC EPTIO N IST

for well established Westland office

Must have knowledge of med leal insurance referrals & be detail oriented Full time with benefits Resume to 35210 Nankin Blvd Suite 301 Westland Ml 48185 or fax to

734 525 3876

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Part time for Farmington Hills office 248 471 3300

M e d ic a l A s s i s ta n tFull time Send resume to 43422 West Oaks Drive PMB #167 Novi Ml 4 8377 3300

M ED IC A L AS S IS TAN T L P N orRn with Pediatrics Exp needed Full or Part time for suburban practice Exp with computers scheduling and referals desirable Team play er benefits Fax resume Sara 248 788 2346

M ED IC A L AS S IS TA N Tneeded for busy pediatric office In Novi Fax resume to

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L P N O R R NExperienced Center for Holistic Medicine has part time position available in west Bloomfield Call Marilyn

248 851 1600 or fax 248-651-0421

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Seeks exp energetic Full & part time team members Front desk receptionist M A and R N Livonia area Fax resume to 313 537 6544OM ce Manager^xpefieneed

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Siding furnace C/A carpet & Pergo floor mg updated bath 2 car garage Move n condition All appliances stay $104 900 (78IRE) 734-455 5600

Jth w/attached garage fin ished basement living room w/corner fire place dooiwail off dining area to dec & updated kitchen bath w ndows C/A fur nace & more $153 000 (02BED) 734 455 5600

PLYM OUTH - Great stater Seasoned with love & care cozy ranch w/all appl ances Nice backyard double driveway newer carpet paint & new (5 03) roof on house & garage + home warranty $149900 {10JUN)734 455 5600

bathis newer furnace & C/A carpet most windows & gutters All this sitting on very large lot $119 000 {05BOC) 734 455 5600

newer roof on house & garage steel effic Doors & much more $45 500 (43LEH) 734 455 5600

D E T R O IT - Detroit Darlingi 3 bedrooms w/partialiy finished basement includes family room Newer kitchen & bath + hard wood floors add charm Freshly painted & looks great ready for you to move ini $85000{10BRA) 734 455 5600

INK STER - A honey for the money' A 3 bedroom home with C/A Many updates include kitchen w/oak cabinets bath w/ceramic tile plumb ng & electric Family room leads to lovely deck + garage $84 500 (16LEH) 734 4555600

wooded tot 2 BRs 2 5 BAs 2 car att gar rec room w/sauna & exer rm Open flowing floor plan 2 drwls to ige deck DR lib/den frplc w/marble surround 6 panel wood doors t/o Walk to downtown Plymouth $254 900 (14P1N) 734 455 5600

ances washer & dryer stay too Newer windows t/o C/A furnace glass block in basement kitchen Pergo floors plumb ing electric Exterior doors carpet & some light fixtures $96500 (16MID) 248 349

Updates include newer wndws & drwls glass block m bsmt complete tear off roof 0 2 side entry & mam door all newer

driveway & walkways/patio 02 Remodeled full bath m M BR &the list goes on $241 900 (45GRO) 248 349 5600

home w/newer roof windows & furnace New carpet 03 Marble sills front & side porch Large laundry Mam floor living Great location to schools & shopping $89 900 (01POW) 248349 5600

PLYM O U TH - Exceptional Downtown Plymouth Home 3 BR 2 full BA colonial offer ng beautiful 2nd floor addition w/mas ter bedroom ceramic glamour bath w/Jacuzzi & sep shower 4th bedroom or F R w/lib area Mam floor offers updated kit full bath hdwd firs C/A & much more $293 500 (83SUT) 734 455 5600

W ESTLAND-Incredible Value Spaaous & updated tri that is m move m condition 3 bedroom 1 5 bath family room w/fire place newer kitchen bath roof windows paint carpet oak & ceramic floors & rrore Mechanic friendly garage is huge Youve got to see this one $169000 (69MAE) 248 349 5600

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C A N T O N - The condo of your dreams Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath cape cod presents 2 car garage basement great room w/fireplace & wood mantel loft

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R E D F O R D - Beautiful brid<Charming 3 bedroom home updates including windows family room m lower level roof electric carpet m up & m

S O U T H F IELD - This place has it all You ve got to see this incredible 4 BR 2 5 BA 2 story home Features include a Irg foyer F R w/frpic F F L master bedroom

N O R T H V I L L E - A Perfect 10 Gorgeous 3 bedroom l 5 bath condo Beautiful white k tchen & appliances Finished basement & private fenced patio Loads of updates Patio pool clubhouse tenn s 3 lakes and a lovely sand beach $173900 (57SAV) 248 349 5600

D E A R B O R N H TS - New Construction Home Completion mid/July 3 bedroom brick ranch w/2 5 car garage ceramic tile bath Your choice of colors for paint and carpet 8 deep basement no High efficiency furnace & hot water $189900 (14NIG) 248349 5600

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D EA R B O R N - Cape Cod 3 bedroom 1..................... ............... ............ , ....... ... ..finished hardwood floors Spacious family room updated kitchen basement 2 car garage and the list goes on $179000 (01NIG) 248 349 5600

NOVI - Carefree Living Enjoy the benefitsof condo living 2 bedroom 1 5 bath ranch end unit w/finished basement 1 car attached garage private entry 3 doorwalls that lead to a secluded patio that provides peaceful relaxation All this plus a great location $134 900 (73STO) 248 349 5600

R E D F O R D - L o o k Move Enjoy Its time to stop paying rent Look at this 3 bedroom ranch move right in Features include hardwood floor family room finished basement w/1/2 bath & shaded rear yard/patio $149 900 (91 MAC) 248 349 5600

M ILFORD - Gorgeous 2 story that shows like a model Custom built contemporary w/high grade stone & hardwood flooring dramatic high ceilings all situated on

LIV O N IA - Sprawling Livonia Home Completely redone m 1997 Ceramic bath huge kit w/eat in area 3 or 4 bedrooms & master w/his/her closets L a v F R G R for

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P LYM O U TH - Custom contemporary home Exquisite thru out' 3 story atrium foyer spiral oak staircase G R w/frpIc opens to sunroom kit w/newer granite counte.'s for D R w/hdwd floor lib or music room master suite has frplc jetted tub fin ished lower level walkout to inground pool $675 000 (77W ES ) 734 455 5600

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M ELV IN D ALE - Move in condition 3 bed room brick ranch w/attached garage &par tially finished basement Updates include

NOVI - 4 bedroom 2 5 bath colonial Updated & neutral home with professional ly finished basement 2 car garage & fenced yard Large deck fenced yard all appliances included $239900 (07FRA) 248349 5600

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2 S TO RY 1996 BUILT C O N T E M P O R A R Y3 beci-oom 2 5 bath home on over an acre of land Many updates amenities Hardwood floors ceramic foyer Entry huge newer ded< w/stairway white bay island kitchen panoramic windows formal dining room and the list goes on $304 900 (29WEB)248 349 5600

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CANTON $438,9004 3 A C R E S I f G r e a t fa m ily h o m e 6 b d r m s 3 b a th s 5 0 x 3 0 0 s to c k e d p o n d P o le b a r n & p o o l N e w r o o f fu r n a c e & A / C N e w h rd w d firs in k it & fa m rm K it a p p i & h o m e w a r r a n ty ( 2 3 N 3 6 3 2 )

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W IXOM $429,900B E A U T I F U L C U S T O M H O M E W I T H O V E R 3 0 0 0 S F I 4 B R 2 5 B A c h e f s k itc h e n w /c o ria n & c h e r r y c a b in e ts s 2 7 x 1 0 b o n u s ro o m w a l k o u t L L 3 c a r g a r a g e C l o s e to P r o u d L a k e re c a r e a & q u a in t d o w n to w n M ilfo rd ( 8 3 D E L 2 )

2 4 8 -3 4 8 6430

PLYMOUTH $389,900C O L O N I A L O N 1/2 A C R E I 5 b e d r o o m s 4 b a th s 2 n d a tta c h e d 2 c a r g a r a g e F in is h e d w a lk o u t b a s e m e n ! U p d a t e d r o o f ( 0 2 ) c a r p e t ( 0 3 ) J e n n A ir e k itc h e n 1 / 2 a c r e ( 2 3 S 4 7 0 2 3 )

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2 4 8 3 4 8 6 430

NORTHVILLE $354,500P R I V A T E W I T H 2 A C R E S ! 1 s t F L O O R M A S T E R ! 4 B R 2 fu ll b a t h s F R w / v a u lte d c e ilin g F lo r id a r o o m n e w e r ro o f & w in d o w s A s w e e t re tr e a t in N o r t h v ille ' ( 3 0 S E V 8 )

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CANTON $314,900B E A U T I F U L ! ! L a r g e 4 b d r m 2 5 b a th co l V e r y s p a c io u s L R w /g a s fr p ic 9 c e ilin g s V o 1 s t fir O p e n k it w /w h ite c b n ts 2 n d fir la u n d ry M s tr s te w / d u a l W I C & w h irlp o o l t u b ( 2 3 P 4 1 8 2 5 )

7 3 4 4 5 6 -70 0 0

MILFORD $297,000E L E G A N T M A S T E R S U I T E W I T H J A C U Z Z I !G o u r m e t k itc h e n h d w d fir s 2 n d fir la u n d r y lib r a ry / s tu d y 2 c a r g a r a g e w / lo ft & e x t e n s iv e r e n o v a tio n ! { 1 2 F I R 8 }

2 4 8 -3 4 9 -6 2 0 0

LIVONIA $289,9003 B R , 3 5 B A , G R E A T F L O O R P L A N 1 St fir m str s t e w /)e tte d t u b s e p s h o w e r & b a y w n d w 2 n d fir w /lg B R full B A & fle x lo ft 3 s k y lts ce ntral v a c h r d w d f i r s d e c k o f f b r k f s t rm f n L L ( N 3 3 3 5 9 )

7 3 4 591 9200

BELLEVILLE $289,900B E A U T I F U L 5 B E D R O O M W / O V E R S I Z E D L O TM a n y u p d a t e s f u r n a c e 9 2 in g r o u n d p o o l re d o n e 9 1 ro o f 93 la r g e fa m ly r o o m fe a tu r e s d o o rw a ll & fire p la c e L a r g e F l o r i d a r o o m 1 2 x 1 2 w / a tta c h e d s to r a g e r o o m ( H 4 4 4 )

FARMINGTON HILLS $285,900 U P D A T E S G A L O R E ! N e w e r fu r n a c e a/c W H c o p p e r p lu m b ele ct r o o f k it b a th s j u s t i o n a m e a fe w C o m e c h e c k o u t t h e p rid e o f o w n e rs h ip a n d p ro fe s s io n a l c r a fts m a n s h ip ( G 2 9 0 1 1 )

FARMINGTON HILLS $268,000P R I V A T E B A C K Y A R D 4 B R 2 5 B A c o t o n i a ! U p d a te s in c lu d e n e w l e a d e d g la s s fro n t v in y l s id i n g O I w n d w s O O e r m e tile fir k it rf s h in g le s 9 2 E l e m e n t a r y s c h o o l a t e n d o f s tr e e t { W 2 6 1 6 3 )

$262,500i L ' 4 B R 2 5

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7 3 4 -3 2 6 -2 0 0 0 P C O / 0 2 2 7 3 4 591 9200 7 3 4 -5 9 1 -9 2 0 0 2 4 8 3 4 8 6430

CANTON $239,900H U R R Y ! B E A U T I F U L C O L O N I A L W I L L N O T L A S T ! N e w u p d a te s th r u o u t in c lu d in g rf a lu m n u m s id in g g a r a g e d o o r fr o n t & b a c k d e c k s N e u t r a l c a r p e t r e p la c e d in 2 0 0 0 T h s h o u s e s h o w s p rid e o f o w n e r s h ip ( C 6 5 6 2 )

7 3 4 - 5 9 1 9 2 0 0

i dDEARBORN $236,900M I N T C O N D I T I O N 3 B R C O L O N I A L ! N e a r D iv in e C h i l d ' L R w / n a t F P D R F R k itw / p a r q u e t firs fin rec rm w /slate fir u p d ts incl w in te a r d o w n ro o f c a r p e t fu rn S c/a 2 c a r g a r a g e & p a tio ( 1 2 S I L 2 )

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LIVONIA $225,000T H E B E S T Y O U L L F I N D ! S o p h is t i c a t e d & w a r m D o n t m is s t h e c h a n c e to o w n this 3 5 b a th 3 b d r m c o n d o It h a s h a r d w o o d flo o r s a tta c h e d 2 c a r g a r a g e p r o fe s s io n a lly f n is h e d b a s e m e n t ( 2 3 M 3 1 5 3 2 )

7 3 4 45 5-700 0

CANTON $225,000S P A C I O U S E N D - U N I T C O N D O ! S m a ll p r iv a te c o m p le x G R w /cath ce ilin g m str w/lg b a th & W I C F u ll p a r t f i n d b s m t w/fuTi b a th p a n tr y & e x t r a s t o r a g e 2 c a r a t t g a r a g e w / o ir e c t a c c e s s ( 9 1 M E A 2 )

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LIVONIA $211,900S H O W N W I T H P R I D E ! 3 B R b ric k R a n c h w / m u c h c u r b a p p e a l U p d a t e d in te rio r in c lu d e s c a r p e t w in d o w s f u r n / A C e le c tric a l B A & m o re 2 c a r h e a te d g a r a g e b s m t & c o n v e n ie n t local ( 2 7 B L U 2 )

2 4 5 3 4 8 6430

FARMINGTON $209 900M O V E IN C O N D I T i O N I Q u i e t n e ig h b o r h o o d w ith in w a lk in g d is ta n c e t o e le m e n t a r y W o o d e d b a c k y d 3 B R 1 5 4 9 S F r e fin is h e d h d w d firs r e m o d e le d k it n e w w n d w s fu r n s id in g & m o r e( B 2 1 4 0 8 )

7 3 4 - 5 9 1 9 2 0 0

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CANTON $189,900T H I S S P A R K L I N G C L E A N C A N T O N C O L O N I A L 3 B R 1 5 B A w / m a n y u p d a te s c o u ld be y o u r s B e a u tifu l F R w / F P fin b s m t all n e w c e m e n t p a tio n e w e r fu r n & rf S t o v e & fr id g e in e lu d e d { A 4 3 6 5 1 )

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W ESTLAND $189,9003 B R , 2 B A R A N C H L o t s o f r o o m n e w ro o f f u r n a c e c a r p e t a p p l i a n c e s A i l f u r n t u r e n e g o tia b le G r e a t fa m ily h o m e c lo s e to s c h o o ls s h o p p in g re c r e a tio n ( S 3 4 7 3 6 )

7 3 4 5 9 1 9200

W ESTLAND $182,500D E S I R A B L E D E E R H U R S T R A N C H U N I TS h a r p fin is h e d b a s e m e n t n e u tr a l d e c o r s ix p a n e l d o o r s w in d o w t r e a tm e n ts C a th e d r a l ceil in g p a n tr y m a m flo o r la u n d r y 2 1 / 2 b a th s a n d m u c h m o r e (D 3 6 5 )

7 3 4 3 26 -2000

REDFORD $169,900T O N S O F C H A R M & C U R B A P P E A L O v e r 1 5 0 0 s q u a r e fe e t F o r m a l d in in g ro o m u p d a te d k itc h e n fir e p la c e w a lk o u t b a s e m e n t 2 c a r g a r a g e & m o r e ( S 1 4 3 )

73 4 -3 2 6 -2 0 0 0

LIVONIA $164,900G R E A T H O U S E & E X C E L L E N T P R I C E ! U pd a t e d 3 B R b ric k r a n c h o n p riv a te o v e r s iz e d lot M o v e in c o n d itio n full f in is h e d b a s e m e n t & 2 c a r g a r a g e ( L 1 3 9 6 9 )

7 3 4 -5 9 1 -9 2 0 0

CANTON $141,000C O Z Y C A N T O N C O N D O ! P r ic e d $ 1 0 0 0 0 und e r a p p r a i s a l ' U p d a t e d c e n tr a l air h o t w a te r h e a te r k itc h e n & m o r e ! E n d u n it w ith P ly m o u th C a n t o n s c h o o ls H u r r y n o w l ( 2 3 P 1 9 8 3 )

73 4 -4 5 5 -7 0 0 0

W ESTLAND 8137,000C H A R M I N G R A N C H ! G r e a t s B R h o m e lo c a te d o n lo w tra ffic d e a d e n d s tr e e t E n j o y re la x in g o n a la r g e d e c k w ith e x t r a la r g e fe n c e d y a r d N ic e c u r b a p p e a ll ( 2 6 F A R 2 )

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7100 Estale Sates

B LO O M FIELD H IL L & Estate of local artist/coliector Quality furniture Baker Henredon lots of paintings sculpture & oriental rugs Bedroom sets crystal kitchen set dishes and art books All appliances some jewelry linens and household misc Fri & Sat from 9 4 1845 BrookviewCircle W of Adam s Take Fairford S off S Blvd to Brookview Circle turn left

ESTATE S A L EFurniture & household items Bedroom sets tables lamps crystal and artwork 7244 llaraway Drive Commerce & Keith Rds June 19 21 8-4pm 248 366 9790 248 229 4076

ESTATE S A L E Sat June 21 10 5 Sun June 22 1 1 3 1 2 14 N Lafayette

Royal OaK(1 bik W of Washington

N off Catalpa ( 1 1 1/2 Mile) E of woodward)

Lovely home entire loaded contents of antique & tradi tional furnishings includ Ing Governor Wirrtnrop secretary desk French needle pointed arm chair brass fender Sheridian love seat camel back sofa large gilt mirrors 2 French marble top tables fire side bench French ottomans Sarouk rugs Drexel

a endale dining set 20 s painted bedroom set

w/vanity Cherry bedroom twin set 4 French leather side chairs bamboo round table & 4 chairs etc

Famine & Rose Medallion Pate Sur Pate Cinnebar Celadon lamps Kosta Satsuma oil paintings by Waitensperger & Gies Sterling tea & coffee set Spode ’ Fairy Dell dinner set Waterford Fostoria Gorham Sterling 'Sovereign flatware set Nativity set Pearlware 6 pc Sterling vanity set LeCouitre clock etc etc Mink coat fine & costume jewelry A Great Opportunity!!

Street # s honored Conducted by

The White Elephant Antique Shop o f Royal Oak

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Call Toll F re e1 - 8 0 0 - 5 5 8 - 8 8 5 1

Lattirup Village Furniture Waterford chandelier glass ware Minton figurines Jewel ry washer dryer housewares garden fountains Christmas Items lumber drill press garage & basement items misc June 20 21 9 5pm 18191 Meadowood near 696 off Southfield Road S A L E BY H U B ER A N T IQ U ES

LIV O N IA Huge 2 family all priced to sell 18893 Lathers S/7 Mile E/Middlebett June 20 21 9 5pm 248 921 5362

LIVONIA Sat June 21 1 DAY 0 N L Y ii9 5pm 9024 Lathers N/Joy E/Harrison Lots of stuff

7100 Estate Sales

P A LM ER W OOD SSaturday & Sunday June 21 22 10am 4pm On Suffolk between Woodward & 7 Mile Proceeds benefit DIA Art books paintings ceramics glassware textiles rugs linens picture frames & fine coHectibles

S O U TH FIELDAntiques art modern dmmg table sideboard china cabinet L shaped couch chairs tables lamps household misc and cool stuff 16184 Cumberland Apt 101 Whitehall Apartments N/9 Mile & W/Evergreen at Providence Dr SAT O N L Y 10 4pmT R O Y East Lake floor mirror (9 ft tali great for entry way or vaulted ceilmg) pul! out fainting couch secretary oak settee and armchair set many more antiques & early amerl can furniture (from farmhouse in Kansas) cash & carry Fri June 20th & Sat June 21st 9 4 5528 Falmouth N of Long Lake W of Rochester Rd

652 2622 or (248] 909 day of sale

T R O Y June 20 & 21 Sam 5pm 5141 Babbit Furniture fine china silverware crystal & much more

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Saturday & Sunday June 21st & 2 2 n d 9 a m t o 3 p m 2566 Thomas (2 blocks east of Greenfield corner of Catalpa & Thomas)B E R K L E Y 7 families 2379 Earlmont S of 12 Mile E of Coolidge F n & Sat 6/20 21 9 4 Collectibles toys clothes housewares teaching miscB E R K LE Y Garage/Estate Sale 3294 Tyler S off 12 Mile btwn Coolidge & Greenfield 6/19 6/21 9 4 Antiques col lectibles vintage toys dolls pinback buttons desk refng erator sterling teacups Suzuki cycle & miscB E R K LE Y Moving Sale Every thing from furniture clothes & kids toys to electronics Everything must go! June 21 & 22 9am 4pm 3226 Oakshire E of Greenfield S of 12 Mile

Garage Sales E HB E V E R LY H IL L S Household Items furniture jewelry C LO T H IN G June 19 20th 8 5 18261 DevonshireSouthfield/Beverly Rd

B IR M IN G H A M Thurs Fri June 19 20 9 4 Lots of kids stuff household goods etc 812 Wimbleton N of Maple off of either Woodward or Adams

B IR M IN G H A M Fri & SatJune 20th & 21st 10am late 1692 Washington Off 14 Mile between Greenfield & South field Jewelry collectibles fur niture Too much to list

Birmingham Garage Sale' Mostly furniture & kitchen Items good for college stu dent 1 Sat 9 4pm 1573 PenistoneSt 14 & WoodwardB IR M IN G H A M 4 families Fri 9-4 Sat 9 3 10 11 Smith N/ 14 W/Woodward Furniture household items toys clothes

B IR M IN G H A M Huge multi family garage sale June 20th 21st & 22nd 9am 4pm 656 Frank St E of Southfield Rd

B IRM INGHAMH U G E ' Something for every one' Quality furniture appii ances clothing sports equip ment yard tools household videos & more Great stuff at great prices Fri Sat Sun 9am 4pm 1 1 7 2 Ruffner 1 block S/Lincoin at Adams

B IR M IN G H A M Multi Family TVs lamps children s clothing

lots of misc 655 Pilgrim N of Maple Thurs only 9 5

B L O O M F IE L D H ILLS Multi family & moving sale Baby & kids household clothing col lectibles lots of misc Everything priced to sell Colberry Hills Sub 101 Douglas Dr S E corner Sq Lk & Woodward Fn & Sat 9am 2pm

B LO O M F IE LD H ILLS

Subdivision Garage SalesJ u n e 2 1 s t & 2 2 n d

9 a m - 5 p m1 ) N of Long Lake and E of Telegraph Rd

2} N of Long Lake and W of Telegraph Rd

3) S of Long Lake and W of Telegraph Rd

4) N of Long Lake and W of Franklin Rd

Bloomfield Hills Colberry Hills Sub Sat only 6 21 9am 2pm S of Square Lake Rd E of Woodward

Bloomfield Hills Hugo Hills Sub Sale Sat June 21 9 3pm Square Lake & Opdyke Furniture baby items more

B L O O M F IE L D H ILLS huge 2 family sale Don t miss it' June 20th 9 4pm Designer clothes furniture kids clothes toys books housewares & more 4670 Brafferton N of Lone Pine W of Franklin

B L O O M F IE L D H ILLS Colonial Hills Subdivision Sale N of Square Lake W of Woodward Sat June 21 9 5

Garage Sales E HB LO O M FIELD Sat & SUn 94pm 2605 Ayrshire S/Square Lake E/Telegraph off Hickory Grove Appliances furniture household goods tools

B LO O M F IE LD TW PThurs & Fri O N L Y 9 4pm M ovngi 990 W Harsdale N of Lone Pine/ W of LahserCANTON Big Garage Sale 3 Fam I es Furniture crystal antiques & so forth 6460 Beck & Hanford Rd June 19 22 8 30 ? D o n t miss lUC A N TO N Estate/Garage Sale Baby clothes toys fur niture 8673 Cardwell Ann Arbor Tr 1 bIk W of Inkster Thur Fr & Sun June 19 20 22 9am 5pmCANTON Sunflower Sub June 19 20 9am 4pm S of Warren E of Beck 46123 Larchmont Dr Large kids out door Items kids toys & clothesC AN TO N June 19 20 Sam 3pm 2848 Wakefield Dr Huntington Place 2 N Beck/GeddesCANTON multi family 7550 Chichester E of Beck N of Warren Fri Sat 9 4 Furniture toys baby stuffCANTON Moving sale Sat Sun 10-4 4 4 73 7 Fair Oaks W off Sheldon N of Cherry

CANTON Fri & Sat 6/20 & 6/21 9 5pm 236 N Willard Blvd N/off Cherry Hill between Lilley & SheldonCANTON Moving/Garage Sale Saturday 6/21 11a m 5pm 46595 Registry Dr Sunflower Sub S o fW a rre n & E of Beck

C AN TO N SUBW IDE G A R A G E S A L E

June 19 21 9 4pmS/Cherry Hill W/Haggerty Enter on Simcoe right on Sorel follow the signs'

CANTON W O O D C R EEK SUBDIVISION W ID E S A LE

S/Paimer between Lilley & Haggerty

Thurs Sun June 26 29

CANTON SFamiles Ju n e 19 20 th 9 4 8221 Mannington Mayfair Sub Sheldon & JoyCAN TO N One Day Only' June 20th 9 6 1179 Heritage Dr N of Palmer W of Haggerty Lawnmower w om ens large sizes kids clothes etcC U R K S T O N Huge Salel Lots of baby stuff Fn & S a t 9am 5pm 6036 Pine Needle Ct off Waldon near SashabawC LA R K S T O N Garage I Moving Sale 8405 Fawn Valley Dr Exit 91 off I 75 N o n M 1 5 to Deer Woods Sub June 20 22 9am 5pm 248 625 5493CO M M ERC E TW P Fn & Sat9-4 Pmestead Dr between Newton & Union Lake Rds off Richardson Rd Emerald Pines Sub No early birds

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20th Annual Garage Sales Over 30 Homes D o n t miss this event Something for everyone Antiques furniture sport ng goods & misc house hold June 20 21 8i 22 Sam ?

Garatie Sales E HD EA R B O R N H 6 TS multi family Good stuffl Fn Sat June 20 21 10 6pm 8225 Grayfield E/Telegraph S/ Joy

D EA R B O R N Loads of Antiques' Beaded purses oil lamp col

lection fine selection of goif equipment for men/women license plates most states June 20 21 22 Bam ? 3501 Brewster Springwells Park

D ET R O IT Multi Family Yard Sale 20731 Orangelawn W of Evergreen & N o f Chicago Thurs Sat Sam 6pm Old newer stuff something for everyone even collectors

FA R M IN G T O N June 19 21 St 9 5 N of 8 Mile E of Farmington Rd Fedders air cond Kenmore air cond 600 stuffed animals (some Beanies) 8 mm Bell & Howell projector rocking chair toys books videos

FA R M IN G TO N Lots of good stuffl Home decor kitchen furniture lighting landscap ing etc June 20 & 21 9 5 22635 Brookdale S off Grand River 1/4 mi W of Orchard Lk

FA R M IN G T O N ■ Chatham HHIs Subdivision Sale

June 19 20 21 9 5pm daily (between Grand River Freedom & Halsted Roads)

FA R M IN G T O N H IL L S garage sale misc items 36236 Parklane Circle off of 9 Mile between Drake & Halstead Green Hill Subdivision Saturday June 21 st 9am 3pm

FA R M IN G T O N H ILL S Huge Sale 21504 Hancock Grand River/Middlebelt area Furniture household items misc Thur Fn & Sat 9 5pm

F A R M IN G T O N H IL L S Subsale Sat June 21 9 3pm Timbercrest Sub S E corner of 12 Mile & Middlebeit

FA R M IN G T O N H ILL S 22132 Tredwell 1 bik W of Inkster off 9 Mils Multi Family Books puzzles household stuff Sat only 9am 6pm

FA R M IN G T O N H IL L S 2 ^ 3 0 Bay Tree N on Farmington Rd right 1st light 4 biks E June 20 & 21 10 5 Lois of goodies left over from Estate Sale must sell

FA R M IN G T O N H I L L S ^ 1 6 6Savannah Ct N of 12 E of Drake Lots of vintage clothes Thurs Sat 11am 3pm

FA R M IN G T O N H ILL S Fri &Sat 9 4 29215 Arlington Ct off 13 Mile W of Drake Furn iture exercise equip etc

Farmington Hills PINEC REEK S U B D IV IS IO N Summer Ga rage Sale Sat June 21 9am 5pm Located off 10 Mile Rd near Middlebeit Clothing fur niture toys books & other odds & ends

F A R M IN G T O N H IL L S Huge sale June 19 20 21 9 5 34454 Mayfair Ct 13 mi and Farmington rd

FA R M IN G T O N H IL L S Kids toys clothes furniture and lawn tractor freezer June 19 20 th 9 4 June 21st 12 3 22025 Boulder Dr off 9 mile 1/2 mile E of Halstead

Garage Sales E HFA R M IN G T O N H ILL S Multi family Indoor garage sale' Kids ladies & men s clothes toys household goods etc 28075 Parkhill N off 12 Mile 1st st W of Orchard Lake June 19 22 10 4pm

FA R M IN G T O N H ILL SPinewood West Sub Sale June 19 20 21st 9 5 Off Freedom btwn Drake and Farmington Everything from kids toys to antiques

FA R M IN G T O N H ILL S Thurs & Fn 10 5 Furniture tv household jewelry books toys etc 31740 Dohany N of 10 Mile W of Orchard Lake

Garage Sales E jF A R M IN G T O N H ILL S Fn &Sat 10 5 214 79 Ruth St Orchard Lake & S off Folsom Rd Toys games S moreF A R M IN G T O N H ILL S Tools power hand garden lots more wood lathe, table saw tillers heaters tool chests cabinet m o re '^at 7am 2pm 28193 Kendallv^od 12 Mile btwn O rchard, Lake & Farmington Rds C^sh onlyFerndale Sat 6/2t 9am 4149 E Breckenndge2 bIks N 9 Mile3 houses E WoodwardFIS H IN G T A C K LE S A L E Over $2000 of name brand lures June 14 21 28 10am 4pm

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FR A N K LIN Fn & Sat 9 noon Furniture fixtures shelving units and misc items 25335 Dennison (14 / Telegraph)

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G A R D E N CITY Spawn figures furniture kids and plus size clothes 33315 Brown St N/Marquette W/Venoy Fn & Sat 9 4pm

G A R D E N CITY St Davids Episcopal Church 27500 Marquette 1 bik W of Inkster Sat June 21st 10am 2pm

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EAS Y G O IN G & HONESTSW F 53 5 7 Slim auburn hair Seeking a SM 45 60 who IS handsome slim secure affectionate and enjoys travel dancing and much more Ad# 444507

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SOUTHERN B E LLSW F 35 petite blonde Looking for a SW M 30 42 who IS fun and honest Ad# 429558

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A GO O D FR IEN DSW M 33 5 1 1 brown hair and eyes 190 lbs outgoing fun and spontaneous Enjoys motorcycles racing the out doors and more Seeking a SW F 25 45 who is caring fun loving sincere active and friendly Ad# 444926

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A NEW Y EA RDivorced slim white male 59 6 1 enjoys outdoors garden ing working in the house the water and much much more Searching for a slim white female 48 to 56 family on ented for friendship and pos siblymore Ad# 403951EN D M Y SEARCHSW M 48 blonde hair 6 fit Enjoys all seasons and life Seeking a SW F 35 46 who is fit 5 5 or taller for fun and possibly more Hope to hear from you soon Ad# 444608

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B E T R U ESW M 36 brown hair and eyes 5 9 170 lbs easygo ing down to earth and laid back Enjoys hiking the out doors nature and more Seeking a SWF under 39 who Is kind honest sincere loving and not into games Ad# 444452

T R EA T Y O U W E LLSHM 48 with a great sense ol humor Enjoys time with his daughters woiidng out and more Looking for a SF 40 55 for good conversation and companionship Ad# 444286

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. LIV O N IA Fn Sat 8 5pm Housewares toys clothing

* wine press electronics tools mower guy stuff Dorm fridge day lilies 15691 Oakhill Ct

LIV O N IA 30655 Westfield June 20 & 22 10 5pm Washed pc desk entertain ment center almond dinette rattan tables T V s R 12 crys tal ladies S M L lots of misc

LIV O N IA M tiq ues Thur & Fri 9 5 16135 Bell Creek Ct5 of 6 W of Farmington Poilyanna to Bell Creek Ct

LIV O N IA Block Sale Caveil/Oakley St 2 biks W of Inkster S of 5 Mile June 216 22 9am 6pm 1 U houses

LIV O N IA m & Sat June20 & 21 9am 4pm 36288 Ann Arbor Tr 3 piece queen bedroom set wall unit household misc

LIV O N IA Yard Sale' June21 22 10am 5pm 29615 Curtis S of 7 Ml E of MIddlebelt Lots o f misc

L I V O N I A 3 F a m i l y S a l e J u n e 19 21 8 4pm Clothing furni lure household items exer cise equipment 20045 Whitby N of 7 Mile E of Gill Rd

LIV O N IA 32932 Middleboro Kimberly Oaks Sub 9 5pm June 19 21 Computer parts bikes toys dishes & more

Livonia Baby items clothes ( 0 1 2 m o ) household Items knick knacks etc 6 21 6 22 10am 4pm 27548 W Chicago Inkster &Middlebelt

LIV O N IA Big Salel 2 house holds 29 715 Curtis between 6 & 7 W of Mlddiehelt Collectililes vintage cloth Ing toys, household more! Bometiirnglor everyone! FrI & S a t June 20 & 21 10 5

LIV O N IA • Fn & Sat 9 3 10348 Bassett N of Ann Arbor Tr Cut glass light fix tures & much mpre'

LIV O N IA Fri S Sat10 4pm Misc Items 14451 Inkster Between Schoolcraft and 5 Mile

LIV O N IA Garage Sale Fn Sat June 20 21 9 2 1 9230 Fairlane Court N off 7 Mile 1 block W o f Gill Rd

LIV O N IA H U G E M U LTI F A N ILY S A L E Clothes tools crafts t o ^ household items Fn Sat June 20 2 f 9*5pm 18355 Loveland E of Farmington S of 7 Mile

LIV O N IA June 1 8 2 0 9 5 2 Family Boys/glrls 18 mos sIzelO clothes toys house hold 15850 Alexander N/5 E/Middlebelt

Livonia June 19 20 21 9am 5pm 27554 Bentley S/5 W/inkster S/Lyndon @ Cavell Kids clothes toys misc

U V O N IA Starting Thurs June 19 9 5 Furniture + 35630 Wood 1 bik W of Wayne Rd (between Farmington Newburgh) 2 houses S of 6 Mile

U V O N IA Fn Sat June 20 21 9 5pm 16565 Merriman Dining room set sofa bed & chair 52 screen TV refrigera tor lumber lots o f misc items

LIV O N IA 1 7 3 1 7 Fairway Dr N/6 Mile between Wayne & Levan tons of good stuff Also bicycles Thurs Sat 9 5

LIV O N IA i s s l o Parker M o f7 Mile W o f Merriman Wednesday Thursday & Friday (June 18th 19th & 20th) from 10 2 Saturday (June 21st) 9 noon Children s toys kids clothing household Items

LIV O N IA 2 family sale' Th u rFri Jun 19 20 9-4 36140 Parkdale S/Plymouth E/Levan Tools c/a seasonal

LIV O N IA 29786 Puritan N of 5 Mile W of Middlebelt Tools camping gear electron ics Barbies books junk & other stuff Thurs 6/19 Noon 6pm Fn Sun 9am Spm

LiV O N IA C ^ P T O N V I L U 6 E S U B W iD E S A L E

East o f Middlebelt North of 1 96 Thurs Sat June 19 21

LIV O N IA H U G E G A R A G E S A LELoads of furniture toys clothes & so much more' Frida ys Saturday 10 4 13995 Beatrice 1 block W of Middlebelt & N of Schoolcraft

LIV O N IA June 18 20 9 30-4 Old cedar chest household Items some never used 18926 Flamingo S/7 E/Merriman

LIV O N IA June 1 9 & 2 0 9 430 8844 Houghton Jo y & Hix Kids clothes & items dune buggy paits T V & household

LIV O N IAJune 19 21 O P E N 8aml L A R G E M ULTI FA M ILY sale Bikes furniture & TV s air compressor

18509 M A P LEW O O D E/MIddlebelt S/7 Mile

LIV O N IA June 19 21 9 5 Baby Items car seats kids clothes toys household 37690 N Sherwood K N of 5 Miles off Newburgh

U V O N IA Local artist painted crafts & furniture X L 2X maternity clothes baby tod diet clothes toys tools & house Items June 25 28 9am Spm On Cavour W off Middlebelt S of 5 Mile

LIV O N IA Moving Sale 14441 Fairway Lyndon & Levan 6/19 & 6/20 9 5 Snowblower furniture much more!

LIV O N IA M U LTI FAM ILY Y A R D S A L E

Friday J U N E 20th O N LY 9 3pm 14000 Stark Rd N/ 96 W/Farmtngton Rd

LIV O N IA Thurs Sat 9 2pm 14458 Yale O ff 5 Mile 1 Mile W/Farmington infants & Toddlers clothes etc

LIV O N IA 17550 Fairway Dr Yard tools furniture kitchen Items lamps decor items linens washer & dryer

LIV O N IA Antiques June 20 21st 9 5 18 2 74 Shadyside S of 7 mi E of Farmington

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U V O N IA A W ES O M S A L E ! Everything must go Collectibles Doll w/ong boxes bears beanie babies luggage turn linens kitchen Items Come Check us out June 20 21 St 8 4 37860 Ladywood N of 5 mi W of Newburgh

LIV O N IA BAI LY N N SUBE/Merriman between 1 96 & Lyndon 1st Ever/30+ Homes June 19 22 8a 6p Food Booth Sat only Something for Everyone

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LIV O N IA June 19 21st 9 4 18745 Parklane S of 7 mile E of Levan Baby items household clothes kitchen sink

U V O N IA June 20 & 21st 9 Spm 2 78 3 7 W Chicago Between Middlebelt & Inkster Many treasures all must go'

LIVONIA Moving Everything must go' furniture toots clothing household items June 18 19 20th 9 5 14475 Parklane off Levan btwn Schoolcraft and 5 mile

U V O N IA 2 family moving sale Antiques furniture jewelry misc Jun 20 21

9 Spm 35582 Elmira Plymouth/Wayne Rds

LIVONIA June 19 20 8 5 June 21 8 3 8964 Deborah Ct W O ff Joy Rd W of Hix Household Items small appli ances collectibles glass Boyd Bears & Cheerished Teddies

LIVONIA Multi family Lots of baby newborn & house hold Items 9321 Cardwell W of Inkster S of W Chicago Thur Sat June 19 21 9 6

N O R T H V IL L E Fn Sat June 20 21 9 4 21508 Summer side Lane Northville Estates 8 Mile & Beck Clothes furni ture Beanie Baby Bears craft Items & household misc

NOVICALIC O C O R N ER S

Big summer clearance' Displays window treat ments furniture fabrics trim drapery hardware & much more Friday June 20 Saturday June 28 10 5 (Sundays 1 5 ) 25875 Novi Rd 1 1/2 mile S of I 96

NOVI MULTI FAM ILY

LO T S O F NICE STUFF

(no junk) great bargains see for yourself Fn only 10am 4pm Camden Ct Condos SW corner of 13 & Novi Rds fol low signs to Muir Dr

O A K LA N D TW P garage sale' Saturday June 21st 9 4 Furniture household items electronics & more 2751 Predmore Rd between Harmon and Lake George Roads

O X FO R D M U LTI FA M ILY6 19 20th 9 713 6 3 Pembroke Oxford Woods Sub N on M 24 W on Drahner household goods teaching supplies baby items

P IN E U K E ESTATES SUBDIVISION S A LE

June 21 & 22 10AM Spm E/Orchard Lake North and South of Long Lake North of Lone Pine

P LYM O U TH Fn & Sat 9am 4pm 9337 Mayflower Ct off Joy W/Sheldon KItchen/din ing light fixtures floating island misc household items

P L Y M O U T H G A R A G E Sale 6/19 21 9 4 41525 A m Arbor Trail btwn Haggerty & Lilley Furniture household Items

P LY M O U TH HUGE S U B W IDE S A LE

Trailwood N/ol Ann Arbor Rd both sides of Canton Center RoadFri6/20 Sat 6/21 9 4pm

B ED FO R D June 20 & 21 9 5 Multi family 15941 Wakenden N of 5 W of Beech Baby/kids clothes misc

B E D F O R D Multi family Loads of good condition kid s clothes & other kids items Household goods 16602 Gaylord Two blocks S of 7 Mile between Beech Daly & Inkster Friday & Saturday 10 4

B E D FO R D 5 FAM ILY! 26182 Fordson Hwy

June 19th 22nd 9 6pm Sun 22nd noon Spm Antiques furniture Ashton Drake dolls beanie bears much rmre

B E D F O R D Block Sale Thu^Sun June 19 22 9 5Lenore S I 96 E Beech Daly W Telegraph Watch for signs

R ED FO R D 2 FAM ILY S A LE Fn Sun 9 Spm 18404 Brady

Between 6 & 7 and Beech and Telegraph

R E D F O R D 25470 Southwick N E corner of Beech Daly & Grand River Fn & Sat 9am Spm Couch boat & more

R E D F O R D Bfock Sale June 19 & 20 9am Spm On Wakenden 1st block N off 6 Lots of everything

R E D F O R D Lots Of good kids clothes 5 T 10 Toys kitchen pool ladder bikes 1742 2 Delaware 6 between Beech & Inkster Thurs Sat 1 0 ?

Bedford Moving/Garage SaleFri-Sat June 20 21 9am 4pm 15953 Delaware N of 5 Mile E of Inkster Furniture gar den crafts books baby items

R ED FO R DThurs Sun 9 5pm 14038 Seminole N/Schoolcraft E/inkster 5th annual sale Another must see from toys to cars Swingset lots of toys clothes lawn equipment and misc 88 Chevy pickup 81 Flat Spider convertible

R E D F O R D BIG S A L E ’ 12948 Salem W of Telegraph N of Glendale Appliances & misc 20th 21st & 22nd 9 5pm

R E D F O R D 13650 Mercedes S of 196 Tons o f baby kids & womans clothes Home accessories Baby stuff & much more June 20 21 8 4

Garage Sales 711fl

R E D F O R D 5 family sale' Fn Sun 9 30 5 8877 Mercedes 2 biks E of Inkster N of Jo y Furniture Little Tikes toys camping & fishing equipmentR O C H ES T ER H ILLS Thurs Sat 9 4pm Toys appliances furniture lots more 805 Englewood off Bay Pointe (Adams 2 biks N of Walton In Brookedale Woods)

RO C H ES TER K IL LS M EAO O W B R O O K V A L L E Y

SUB S A LEAvon between Crooks & Adams Sat June 21 9am '>R O C H ES T ER H ILLS - Large Garage Sale' June 19 21 9 3 946 Hampstead N of Avon W of Old PerchR O C H ES T ER H ILL S 2 family sale 743 Woodfield Way off Livernois between Auburn & Hamlin Sat June 21st 9 3R O C H E S T E R H IL L S 663Snowmass Tienken & Brew ster Furniture beaded & w ed ding dresses pictures refridgerator Fn & Sat 1 1 4 248 375 2850R O C H E S T E R H ILL S Antique Dealer Downsizing Historic home & contents for sale Everything must go' June 19 21 9 4 971 Runyon E on Tienken rt on Van Hoosen left on RunyonR O C H ES T ER H iL iS W om ans & girls clothes tools many household items June 20 & 21 9am 6pm 3488 Hazelton South Blvd & Rochester RdR O C H ES T ER H ILLS Multi family Clothes furniture & tools Thur Sat 9 5 523 Augusta Dr Brookwood SubR O C H E S T E R H ILLS 2 sales 1 day only Sat June 21 10 4pm 1490 & 1447 Christian Hills Dr W Crooks/S AvonR O C H E S T E R H ILL S SatJune 21 8 3 30+ yrs of col lectibles household books & memorabilia 1306 E Horseshoe Bend Fairview Farms Sub W of Livernois N o f TienkenR O C H E S T E R Large Moving Sale June 19 21 9am 4pm S E corner of Adams & Gunn (In case of rain sale inside)R O C H E S T E R Sub Garage Sale Villages o f Country Creek Adams Rd N of Silverbeli Rd Thurs Fn Sat June 19th 20th 21st 9 Spm

N o pre saleR O C H ES T ER Great Oaks Sub Sale E of Livernois N of Walton Thur Sat June 19 21 9 4 Kids stuff home items & moreR O C H ES T ER 1327 N Oak Sat Jun 21 8 5 Household desk tools antiques Tandem & bed Ludlow & WoodwardR O Y A L O A K 1 1 1 9 E 5th Street at Gainsborough June 21 22 9am 5pm Big men s clothing electronics furni ture household & kitchenR O Y A L O A K M ULTI FAM ILY103 7 Irving E/Mam S/ off Lincoln Thurs Sat June 19 21 9 12pm each dayFurniture baby sports householdS H E L B Y T W P G A R A G E S A L E S on Lindamar Ln (3 biks N of 24 E of VanDyke) 6 19 thru 6 21 9am Spm Something ft)r everyoneS O U T H F IE LD Fn Sat 9 Spm6/20 6/21 Sun 6/22 10 3pm 30700 Old Stream 13 Mile & Evergreen sub Houseful'Southfield Furniture House hold Items Children s toys & equipment & mt^e Sun 6/22 10 5 25168 Riflgecliff off of N W corner of 10 & GreenfieldS O U T H F IE L D Greentrees North Sub Sale S o f 13 Mile £ of Evergreen Fri Sun June 20 22 9 5 Items furniture indoor outdoor antique Kayak equip childrens items clothes etc gtn homeip netS O U T H F IE L D June 21 st Riding mower w/snowplow $300 Franklin stove $75 20 cu ft upright freezer $88 Old tools 810 494 0274Southfield Thurs Sat Sam Spm Pottery jewlery toys misc 12 mi to N/on Rock Creek to 29682 Pleasant TrIS T E R L IN G HT8 Multi Family Garage Sale Antiques furm ture household goods toys & more Thurs & Fn 9am 4pm 39713 Crystal N of 1 7 Mile W of RyanS Y LV A N L A K E Contemporary home accessories lamps pics good stuff No Wd things 2468 Pontiac Dr off Orchard Lake W of Telegraph Fn June 20 9 6 Sat June 21 9 4T R O Y BIGGEST G A R A G E S A L E E V E R ' Antiques old & new stuff 1275 Ashley Drive East long Lake Estates N of Long Lake E of Rochester Rd Thurs June 19th Fn 20th & Sat 21st from 9 5T R O Y H U G E 3 FAM ILY S A L E Sat June 21st t0 4 Hinge Dr N of 16 Mile E of John R Don t miss it' No pre salesT R O Y Fn & Sat 9 4 5395 English W off Dequindre 1 b!k N of 18 Mile Furniture Ciothes household goods & much more'T R O Y Fn Sat June 20 21 9 5 Furniture housewares maternity baby & toddler clothes & toys 2841 Shadywood Strawberry Hill Sub E^Adams S/Long LakeT R O Y Multi family 511 Jamaica 14 Mile & Stephenson Fri Sat 10 4 Wedding & childrens itemsT R O Y Forest Creek sub sate June 20th & 21st 9 4 Enter from South Blvd and Coolidge area Don t miss this one!T R O Y June 21st 9 5 2129 Tailoaks Dr off Coolidge Quality furniture antiques and household 248 641 0287T R O Y Just redecorated home houseware furniture drapery and some kids Items June 19 20 21st 9 3 2795 Wagon Wheel Wattles and DequindreW B LO O M FIELD 3 family designer ciothes (men 42 long) antiques household treasures Thurs Sun 9 5 June 19th June 22nd 6764 Knollwood Circle W S/Maple betw Inkster & Middlebelt

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W B LO O M F IE LD childrens bedroom set sofa clothing misc household sports equipment Thur & Fri 9am 5pm 7414Arro w oo dW B L O O M F IE L D Little Tykes Toys childrens & adults clothes household goods more 5540 S Piccadilly N of Maple W of Farmington Fn Sat & Sun 9am 4pmW B LO O M F IE LD You name It I have It' Great selection at great prices 7301 Indian Creek Dr Thur Fn & Sat 9am SpmW B L O O M F IE L D 4064 Orchard Crest between Maple & Walnut Lake Rd W of Orchard Lake June 19 20 9 4 2 family sale Great pricesW B LO O M F IE LD Fn Sat 9 34428 Walnut W oods Dr W/Orchard Lake Rd N/Wal nut Lake Rd Room a/c miscW B LO O M F IE LD Household Items furniture clothing art books and some antiques Fri June 20 th 10 4 Sat June 21st 9 3 6032 Cochise Dr N of Maple E of Orchard Lk RdW B LO O M F IE L D Jun^ i ^ 2 l ” Thurs Sat 8 5 6150 Laurain 1 bIk W/Drake 1 bIk N / 14 Mile Household clothes misc Loads of great items!W A TER FO R D 1 1 7 1 Hendricks Way off Cass/Elizabeth June 1 9 & 2 0 9 5pmW AYN E 5 Family Garage Sale 32077 Carlisle Michigan & Merriman June 19 21 9 5 A little bit of everything'W AYN E 34045 Harroun off Howell btAfn Michigan and Van Born June 19 21st 9 5 Clothes yard tools toys misc

W ES T B LO O M F IE L DBIG S A L E " Vintage col iectibles & misc Thurs 6 19 to Sun 6 22 8 6pm each day 2728 Lari Ct off Commerce Rd between Orchard Lake Rd & Hiller Rd Enter Cass Lake Woods Sub on Leroy Lane Positively No early salesW ES TLA N D 2 family garage sale Saturday June 21 st & Sunday June 22nd 9am 4pm Aboveground pool equipment household items & etc 700 Alvin near CherryHllI & VenoyW ES T LA N D Furniture house hold goods decor holiday Set your kid up at college in style' We have everything you need 6/21 9 4 6/22 9 2 34986 Rosslyn off of Wayne between Ford & CherryHillW E S T LA N D Huge Carolon condo wide yard saleSaturday June 21st 9 4 Only

E of Hix Rd S of Ford RdW E 8 T U N D • A N N U A L Y A R D S A L E FO R P R A IS E C H A P E L

34645 Cowan Rd J U N E 26 28 9am 4pm Donations welcome June 19 20 22 & 23 Call 734 513 5 174W ES TLA N D Collectible/Garage /Moving Sale Wurlitzer ]uke box phone booth Coca Cola Items & more 1459 Sutton 2 biks W of Newburgh 1 bik N of Palmer June 20 9 3 June 21 8 5 June 22 9 5W ES T LA N D garage sale June 20th 21st Friday 9 5 Saturday 9 noon 6 774 Bison Near Wayne & WarrenW ES T LA N D June 20 22 9am 4pm 32561 Hiveley S of cherry Hill off Venoy Furn iture kids & womens cloth mg appliances householdW ES TLA N D SAT & S U N June 21 & 22 10am 6pm Stock from gift shop antiques col lectibles tools clothes furni ture commercial 100 sewer snake & uliiity trailer and lots more! 3 4 5 17 Donnelly S/Ford off WildwoodW E S T LA N D Annual Block Sale Palmer Rd at Walton St June 19 20 21 22nd 9 5 Btwn Wayne and Newburgh

BIRM INGHAM Moving Sale Dining room sets couches bookcases desk hutch toys wrought iron furniture antique pieces coffee tables much more 1220 Brookwood W /Chesterfield S / Redding follow signs Thurs Fn Sat 10 4Birmingham June 21 Sam3 540 S Glenhurst SMaple W Southfield Rd E Cranbrook Newer furniture wall hangings kitchen table w/6chairs small desk wicker furniture coffee/end tables

B LO O M F IE L D H ILL S H U G E M O V IN G S A L E "

Thurs Sat June 19 21 8 Spm 1926 Hickory Bark Lane N/Square Lake W/Squirrel A M D & Pentium IV Computers Handmade wreaths/jeweieryCANTON 474~ Willard Blvd off of CherryHllI between Lilley and Sheldon Moving sale Thursday 6 19th Sat June 21st 9am Spm Furniture games ciothes (infant adult) toys music etcG A R D EN CITY Fn Sat Sam2 Some furniture lamps lots of toys 33256 Florence off Venoy N of Cherry HillHitachi case $35 leather jacket $50 Aiwa stereo $85 VCR $45 Mercedes Benz sold for parts $ 175 73 4 467 6197

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LIV O N IA Thursday Friday & Saturday 10 4 Everything must go' 14768 Park St off of 5 Mile on to Yale Park is first street turn right Furniture livng room & den furniture etc

LIV O N IA Moving Sale June 19 21 9 4pm 9386 Knoison Ann Arbor R d /H ix Furniture household goods toolsLIV O N IA June 19 24 9 5 38781 Allen 5 Mile/Newburgh area Everything must go

OAK P A R K Fn & Sat 9 2 Antiques furniture & morel 24241 Garner S/off 10 Mile between Coolidge & Greenfield

O R C H A R D LA K E Antique dental cabinet queen iron canopy bed entertainment center bookcases linens art misc household L O T S of baby items Pac N Play swing toys clothes etc 1 day only Sat June 21 9am Spm 5516 Commerce Rd E of Hiller 248 681 0487P L Y M O U T H Household fur nishings home accessories some appliances Cali for details (734) 260 6070

B E D FO R D Fn June 20 11 6 furniture kids toys & much more 9030 Mercedes N of Jo y E of InksterS O U T H F IE LD June 21 22 9 5 23585 Oliver Ct off Berg Rd N of 9 Mile Furniture electronics tools ciothes books misc household'

S O U T H F IE LD M OVING S A L E19591 Hickory Leaf N of 12

Mile E of Evergreen June 19th 20th & 21st 8 3 furni ture clothing (sizes womens 8 12) misc

TR EA D M ILL/C R 0 8 S T R A IN ERweights furniture

73 4 455 5825

Wayne Thurs & Fn June 19 & 20 9am 3pm Antique furniture household glass ware tools lawn equipment & misc 3 13 7 Winifred N/Michigan Ave between Venoy & Merriman

W AYN E 5 10 7 Harrison Si Off Merriman and Van Born June 20th 2 1 s t& 2 2 n d 9 5 Dining table chairs hutch house hold furnishings clothes etc

W A Y N E E V E R Y T H IN G M U ST G O ' 35449 Currier S/Michigan E/o n Annapolis S on Newberry Fn Sun 10 6pm

W ES T B LO O M FIELDJu re 20 & 21 10 Spm 6983 Hawk Woods Ct Maple Creek Sub off Maple between Orchard Lake & Farmington Rd High end furniture everything like nev/ Couches tables chairs bedroom sets & paintings

Household Goods

A B S O L U T E LO W ES T PRICEBrand Name Mattress Sets in plastic w/warranty All sizes available 734 231 6622

A N T IQ U E TW IN S IZEMahogany Poster Beds

248 375 5065

B A K ER Oriental wall unit 18 wide 1 1 4 long 78 tall 2 night stands 18 ' wide 25 long 22 tali 248 631 8218

B A N Q U ET & traditional size mahogany dining room tables (includes round dropleaf rec tangular apartment sizes) Sets of mahogany dining room chairs (antique & 20th Century) Buffets sideboards servers (includes half round styles) China cabinets & large breakfronts Mahogany bedroom sets & misc bed room pieces Heavily carved French wing chairs (pair) Oil paintings stack tables chan dellers crystal stemware too much to list

Mahogany Interiors 506 South Washington

Royal Oak (248) 545 4110B E A U T IF U L M A H O G A N Y

Chippendale carved table and 8 chairs $395000 King size mahogany four poster bedroom set $3500 00 Leather top Office desk French carved armoire King sleigh bedroom set Queen four poster bed Console Tables Bombay chest Tiffany style lamps and lots more A R interiors 607 S Washington Ave Downtown Royal Oak

Open 7 days 248-582 9646

B ED R O O M S E T 6 piece queen solid oak low bridge style SlOOO/best

73 4 891 7697

B ED R O O M S ET Bassett full dresser mirror mghtstand chest of drawers $150 Also lumber for loft 248 370 0403

B E D R O O M S E T Beautiful 1920 s black walnut 3 pc w/good cond mattress $899 248 549 1 17 6

B ED R O O M S E T Oak Queen wall unit with special feature 248 288 6730

B L K S O F A S300/best and Bik 2 7 T V stand $60/best 734 451 2278

B R A N D NEW *Complete Italian living set S2 250 or best offer

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Black feathersofa chair & ottoman (Plus extras) Complete queen bedroom set black laquer Leather & Chrome $1339 or best offer 616 218 3486

BUNK B EO S light oak with small chest Good cond $150 (248) 644 5612

B U R L solid wood dining room set pedestal table w/leafs 6 chairs lighted hutch & buffet server Original $6000 Sell for $2000 734 955 1254COUCH 4 5 ft sections 7 0 s treasure biue/white S550 or best offer 248 745 1950 248 644 1340 eve

D ES K Large solid oak S250 Oak gun cabinet S50 Scenic pictures Rochester

248 656 3270

D I N E T T E S E T Beautiful Great cond black lacquer trim base Mirror top 1 leaf 4 chairs $250 (734) 416 0263

Household Goods ED IN IN G R O O M OakPennsylvania House table 6 chairs china cabinet like new $1890 248 380 8407

DINING BOOM S ET pressed walnut table w/center leaf 4 padded chairs lighted hutch w/giass shelves Very good cond $300 248 310 6404

D U N C A N P H Y F E Mahogany claw foot table w/6 chairs 3 leaves pads Matching ere denza Late 1940 s Exc cond $900 (734) 522 2927

EN T E R T A IN M E N T C EN T ERsolid cherry holds 30 tv stereo component cd s VHS DVD 58x58 exc cond $600 (248) 380 1366

Entertainment center Hooker oversized 12 wide by 6 10 Light pickled oak Cost $10 000 Asking $3200

Howell (5 17) 548 0161

EN T ER T A IN M EN T C ENTERLarge black lacquer w/stereo components asking $500

734 420 6974

Furniture 2 couches coffee & end tables lamps 45 TV king bed dresser oak dinette set etc Call between 10 6 248 449 2874F U T O N F U L L S IZ E Black metal w/new cover $250 bookcases $50 $150 drapes $30 248 827 4918J E N CONV Queen sleeper sofa chair otto Crimson color 11 mo old pd $3500 sell for $2700 586 795 4107

KING S IZE BEDHigh grade ergonomic design $ 1 1 0 0 + in store value Mint condition (248) 258 6181KITCHEN S ET 3 desks bas ketbatl hoop on stand coffee table 2 TV stands

248 489 3014Kitchen/sunroom glass top table & 4 chairs white wash Rattan floral pink/blue/white pattern Robert Allen fabric $8&0/best 313 621 0678L O V E S E A T almost new at $100 & blue upholstered swiv el chair $50 734 846 6019

M A H R E S S & B OXQueen pillow top New w/war ranty Only $160 Gan deliver

248 470 3350M A H R E S S & B OX SET

Full pillow top Brand new in plastic Only $125 Can deliver

248 470 3350M A H R E S S & B O X S ET

King pillow top New w/war ran ^ Only $225 Can deliver

248-470 3350

M A H R E S S & B O X S E TQueen plush top New in plas tic Only $145 Can deliver

248 470 3350

M A TTR ESS & B O X SPRINGNew full pillowtop in plastic w/warranty Can deliver Must sell $125 (810) 923 8583M A TTR ESS 4 B OX S W IN GNew kings ze pllow top n ptastc w/warranty Can deliver $225 810 923 8583M A TTR ESS & B OX SPRINGNew queen pillowtop m plastic w/warranty Can deliver Must sell $150 (810) 923 8583N EW F U L L size Pillow Top Mattress/Box set in plastic w/warranty Can deliver $125

Oakland 248 444 5216N EW KING size Pillow Top Mattress/Box set in plastic w/warranty Can deliver $225

Oakland 248-444 5216

N EW Q U E E N size Pillow Top Mattress/Box set in plastic w/warranty Can deliver $150

Oakland 248 444 5216N EW S TER N S & FO S TER

Full mattress $250 (313) 562 1611

S O FA LO V ES EA T square cof tee table Good cond $800 Kids desks & dressers SI 50 each set Cali (248) 652 3364S O N Y TV 2T w/stand $200 G E eiectric stove $50Microwave w/cabmet $506 fiberglass ladder $45

(248) 357 1119

T O M M Y B A H A M A DINING S E T 48 inch glass top base 4 chairs 2 yrs old like new Paid $2495 sell for $575 Cali (248) 489 1523

W A LLU N IT Royal Systems Cado Walnut danish modern exc con $500/best

(248) 855 3781

Appliances

A M A N A T O P F R E E Z E RRefrig automatic icemaker cream color very good cond $350 734 495 3244S T O V E Westinghouse Eurochef self cleaning elec tne exc cond almond $145

248 601 5433

Appliances

S T O V E Electric Whirlpool self cleaning almond exc cond $150 73 4 981 0987

S T O V E G E Profile black gas Brand new never used $900/besf (248) 661 5780

STO V E Kenmore electric 4 burner glass top Self clean ing 1 year old White $450 248 465 9290

W A S H ER & G A S D R Y E R Whirlpool heavy duty super capacity almond $300 for both (248) 739-4883

W H IR LP O O L W ASH ER & D R Y ER

1 1/2 years old Set for $400 (248) 988 8243

Puuls Spas I HulTubs

18 Swimming Pool withFilter Ladder & Skimmer

$599 99 Armstrong Pool 734 261 8318

H O M E O W N E R S W A N T E o lKayak Pools Is looking for demo homesites to display our New Maintenance Free' Kayak Pool Save thousands of $S$ with this unique opportuniW Call No w H'l 1 800 31 KAYAK Discount Code (522 L I 5)

H O T TUB Brand new 7 per son 44 jets dual 5 hp pump warranty cover retail $7500 Sell $4250 313 384 3179

Hot 'Rib 1995 Cal Spa 4 6 people wood ext Bloomfield Twp you transport $1500/best 248 541 2685

Bargain Buys

W IN DOW A IR C O N DWhirlpool 5000 btu $100 734 422 3463

B O W FLEX X T L 310 lbs resist ance lat/sguat ext good cond $1200/best 734 673 0818

EN T ER TA IN M EN T C E N T E RArmoire light brown fits up to 32 TV $200/best

248 646 6212

SCHW INN A IR D Y N E ExercTse bike Barely used Good con dition $250 248 647 2807

lldinq Materials

SLID IN G M IR R O R ED Closet Door 5 exc cond $65

248 473 5733

Computers

IN T ER N ET A C C ES S 56K andhtgh speed dial up rate plans from $13 95 a month no setup fees same day aefiva tion Contact NetMichigan Net

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C LAS S IC A R C A D E G A M ESCom operated all the Classic avail Ms Pac man to Robitron and more 810 499 3743

E LE C T R O N IC T V REP/UR EQ U IP and inventory close out cheap Jo y & Middlebelt area Call 248 478 8082

S U R R O U N D S O U N D DVD Player Panasonic holds 3 includes woofer & 5 speakers $200/beSt 734 320 8758

Farm Produce Flowers

BIG S A LEF L O W E R S

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U PICK STR AW B ER R IES Rowe s Produce {734)482 8538

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Hospital/MedicalEquipmenI

AM IGO M C Mobility scooter Good condition new in 1998 padded seat removable arms $950 246 816 8088

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Engagement Diamond RingVS2 E collar emerald cut GIA certified asking $6000/best

Call 313 402 0718

W H E E L H O R S E 1 7 hp tractor w/ 48 inch mower deck Asking $1 100(248)625 6283

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G E T T H E M U C H O U T •Marble size Aquaclear Pellets clear lake or pond bottom Scientifically blended concen trate of microorganisms digest and breakdown bottom organic muck Simply broad cast like grass seed Produces firmer bottom fewer nutri ents better water quality For facts and brochure on com plete line call 1 800 328 9350 or write Aquacide Company 16 2 7 9th Street Dept MICX P O Box 10748 White Bear Lake M N 55110

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G O L F C A R T 19 9 7 Yamaha custom paint head & tail lights backseat top & cover Windshield 48 volts like new $1995 73 4 354 9937

P I O N E E R P O L E B LD G S3 0 X4 0 X 10 Basic $7290 00 1 2 x 1 0 Slider 36 Entrance Door 12 colors 2x6 Trusses Material and Labor Free Quotes #1 Com pany in Michigan 800 292 0679

P O O L T A B L E like new (Kas son) big screen ent center (oak) office furniture & equip Merlin phone system antique oak desks 248 646 2145

S A W M ILL $3895 New Super Lumbermate 2000 Larger capacities options A T V accessories edgers skidders WWW norwoodmdustries com Norwood Industries 252 SonwiI Drive Buffalo N Y 14225

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T A N B ER G T D 20A reel to reel 7 nch plus Tanberg TCD440A plus assorted music reels Exc cond $650 248 332 5677

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PIAN O 4 FT 7 INCH La Pebt baby grand 1930 s Howard (Baldwin) w/ongmal bench^ gorgeous carved walnut case in exc cond $3000 or nego liable 248 851 2884

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B O Y S G R E E N H A R O ZIP P O BIKE New 2001 few minor scratches Like new hardly used $160 248-626 7 8 7 1

G R A F F 609 M E N S hoelisy skates Size 6 1/2 $150Wakeboard JU V I 131 moon boots small Used 2x $250 (248) 539 8928

P O O L TABLES All Slate antique ultra modern bar size Buy direct from factory 248 399 7255E 248 547-3986

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W AN TED T O B U YUsed canoes rowboatSj docks & boat hoists Will pick up 248-343 3 277

C FA S IA M ES E KITTENSLilac point (248) 852 6134

H E A L T H Y , H A P P Y multi color family raised Persiarl| & Himalayan kittens w/papers. $250 & up (734) 3 26 -92 0f

Mother/Daugtiter Cats Great reading buddies need atten tive home 248-478 9436

S IA M ES E R E S C U E • O f f e r i n g cats & mixed kittens some Persians 248 975 8820 or

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C H IH U AH U A Chocolate & tari, 6 mos neutered locater chip all shots $500

(734) 834-0776

G E R M A N S H E P H E R D Pure bred spayed female 2 y ^ old very sweet needs fenced yard $150+ 248 672 7 4 7 2Golden Retriver Pups 8 wks- females $350 males $300 After 5pm 313 240 4399

G R EA T D A N ES AKC 6 m agirl mantles $650 7w k Harlsj Merles $1000 810 953-001$(

g r e a t P Y R E N E E S puppies] registered w/1st shots tod American & Canadian bloods lines parents certified $800! (519) 536 9306___________

L A B S A K C Yellow dewclawed ready 7/12 Females) $500 Males $450 Taking deposits 734 844 2473 Eve

S H E L T IE P U P S A K C 3females tn color 1st shots 9 wks old Great with kids] $400/ea (734) 525 4188]

SH IH T Z U Female CKC & AKC 1 yr brmdie w/blacK mask all shots up to datel $650 734 397 5702 .

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FO U N D CAT Birmingham oi| Pierce Street Black long haired female w/long scait (248) 644 3678 '

FO U N D eat multi colon obviously a pet 696 & Southfield area 248 569 6361

FO U N D Female Shepherd mix young blue collar no tags; Sheldon-Saltz area Call 734-' 397-6905 j

L O S T Cat gray & whlt^ male Oxford (M 24 & Drahner R d s ) 248 931 5820

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734 591-0539A LU M A C R A FT 1 4 ' Rowboat 9 9 hp Mercury outboard & trailer Excellent condition $1 999 248-«84 1074B A Y LIN ER 1986 1 7 bowrid er 85 hp outboard with trail e r $ 3 000 248 352 7412CATALINA 2 7 , Sailboat roller inboard gas engine perfect $10 000 (3 13 )88 1 8743C H A P A R R A L 1998 Sunesta232 Deck boat all options -h extras low hrs $25 000

(248) 360 1815C H R Y S LE R 1975 14 ft TnHaul 55 hp w/trailer $1400/best Ask for Dan T

(734) 422 7540C R O W N LIN E 180BR 2001 only 55 hrs 190hp V6 Sharp! $ 15 900 248 626 2430D O N Z 1 1 9 7 7 Ski Sporter 350Chevy E Z loader trailer garaged $9000

248 553 4597F O U R W INNS 1 9 9 1 1 9 F R E E D O M V 6 I/O low hours Very clean $7250 313-505 0808F O U R W IN NS 325 E X P 1992T/350 V drives full electron ICS $54900 734 397 5060G O B O A R D 2002 Windsurfer sail harness used l x Steal at $2 000 5 17 242 6880Kawasaki Ultra 1999 150PWC 145 hp low hours great shape includes trailer extras $4800 (2 4 8 )4 71 5581

P O N T O O N 19 72M A U E L L 20 ft w/40 h p

Johnson 1975 refuitiished in 1995 $3 200 248 738 1593P O N T O O N 19 9 7 Premier Grand Majestic aluminum deck Honda 40 50 hrs mint $18 800 248 608 0718P O W E R P U Y 230 C o n q ^ s t 1989 454 950 hrs rack stored $16900 Tony

586 465 5558R E G A L V A U N T 1 1993

1 7 Mercruiser115hp3 0 like new only 134 hrs Includes trailer cover safety gear other supplies $6000/best

(248) 761 6356R H O D ES S A IL B OAT Roller Furl & swing keel 5 5 HPOB responsive and quick $2220 248 852 5492R IN K E R 1995 19 F T V6Bowrider 2 covers W/trailer $8900/best 248 939 6535S A I L B OAT 14 F T O D AY good condition w/trailer $700/best 734 513 6399S E A 0 0 0 1 9 9 7 G TX 52 hrswith trailer 3 seater mint $4500 248 608-0718S E A R AY 1980 18 6 MerCruiser V8 E Z load trailer Mint Must sell' Best offer over $5000 248-478 8274S E A R A Y 1986 SundancerExec cond Must sell $16 000 /offer 73 4 374 0218S EA R A Y 1985 30 twin i/b s 630 hrs exc cond all equip $25 800/best 810 459 7691S EA R A Y 1994 33 ft ECGalley full canvas head GPS depth gage halon trim tabs am/fm air twin 454 2 7 draft $69 500 734 422-8749$ tU 8 r y 1 9 7 5 .1 6 ft fiberglass boat with 75 H P Merc out board power trim new bat tery 2 fuel tanks trailer ski s tow rope many accessories good condition $1300/best offer (313) 937 0319S U P R A C O M P 19 8 7 19exc cond loaded low hrs stored indoors $8500Aiest

(248) 76 2 1240S U P R A C O M P 1998 SKI B OAT 19 low hrs exc cond heater radio & 6 CD changer 4 blade prop $19000/best

(248) 684 9750TH O M P S O N 1995 20 ftcuddy many extras low hrs w/trailer (7 3 4 )4 1 6 3955W A V E R U N N E R S (2 ) 1996,X P , Trailer wetsuits & lifejack ets Low mi 734 536 0904W E L L C R A FT CC 19 ft 1985140 h p I/O 350 hrs original owner $6500 or best (734) 464 3028 Leave messageWallcraft Center Counsel 19 8 5 2 1H 1 5 0 hp YamahaShoreline trailer all acces sones $8 000 Midce offer

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H A R L E Y 1999 F X R 3 Perfect 700 mi pipes & other extras $19600 73 4 858 5029H A R L E Y D A V ID S O N D YN A Superglide F X O 1995 Maroon 7 7 0 0 miles extra chrome support guard sad dlebags luggage rack garage stored immaculate $10 500 ocr best offer

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Harley Davidson Heritage Springer 1997 Red & white 7054 miles asking $15 500 Days 313 255 3100 extension 288/tohn or eves

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Harley Davidson Softail spe cial w/neon 1994 gray/white 1 2 894 miles $ 14 000/best offer Days 313 255 3100 ext^sio n 288/John or eves 2 4 8 ^ 7 7 0312H A R L E Y D A V ID S O N 1995 F L H T P Police special 5 700 miles exc cond $ 12 900

(734) 397 8167H A R L E Y D A V ID S O N 1998

Sporster 1200 SMint condition 110 0 miles

black $9000 (734) 455 7823H A R L E Y D A V ID S O N 1999Electraglide Classic Like new 4 K $ 16 0 00 73 4 420 2703H A R L E Y D A V ID S O N 2000Road King Classic luxury rich red $15 900 Exc cond (734) 451 0850H A R L E Y D IN A S U P E R G LID E1999 Black w/ extra chrome low miles Must see $ 115 0 0

73 4 981 6193H A R L E Y S P O R T S T E R 1200 (1999) approx 8000 mi bags windshield blue & silver like new $8800 73 4 522 6041H E N D E R S O N 1999 Initial Production # 747 Excellent' $10-000/best (313) 565 4 170

H O N D A 19 9 7 NI6 H TK A W K6350 miles $3 000

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H O N D A G O L D W fN G 1989ISOOcc like new 32K miles new tires brakes battery many extras Shop manual $5900 (734) 591 6209H O N D A S H A D O W 1995 low miles many extras exc cond $4 000 (248) 202 6903KAW ASAKI V U L C A N 8001996 4900 mi bags exc cond $3600 734 981 4 770S U ZU K I 2001 Intruder LCISOOcc black/chrome 9K $7000/best 73 4 368 5573S U ZU K I 2001 Volusia 805black/red trim warranty 24 miles includes cover $5500

73 4 641 6064S U ZU K I 1986 G S 4S 0 LG 2400 ong mi many extras $2000 248 762 1266

Recreational Vetiicles

W IN N A B EG O S U N R IS E2000 class A 34 ft 10k loaded large slide out Exec cond $62 000 73 4 416 9065

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ARTIC CAT 1999 ZL500 EFI etuds low mi $2 850

810 220 1481

ARTIC CAT 1999 ZL500 EFI studs low ml $2 350

8 10 220 1481

SKI 0 0 0 2001 M X Z 600w/reverse 1500 miles exc cond $3800 248 542 7092

S KID 00 1981 Citaton 4500 250 mi Kawasak! 1980

nvader 1 653 mi $850 each mint 734 397 S167

5TH W H E E L C A V A LIER 1991 32 ft loaded exec cond $1190IVbest (586)558 4519B E A U T IF U L U k e Chemung RV campground membership S 35x12 Park model w/22x10 attached screen room Access to pool clubhouse & beach next to golf course golf cart Inc $46 000/best 5 17 294 2011 or 352 259 9138

CAM PING M EM B ER S H IPLifetime Camp Mich/USA/ Canada $600 per night (full hook up) Originally $3 695 Will Sell $595'(800) 236 0327C A M P LIT E 2001 Pop up Used once sleeps 6 a/c & heat slide out $7500 73 4 595 78 12C O AC H M AN 1990 5th Wheel sleeps 6 good cond w/air cable hook up microwave shower/bath $4500/best With 1995 6 M C Sierra $9 000/best 73 4 422 1995C O AC H M AN C L IP P E R 2000 Pop up with slldeout fully loaded w/extras sleeps 8 $7350 (734) 464 9458Fifth W heel 2000 Forest River Cardinal 32 ft 2 slides loaded like new Warranty $31 500 (734) 459 3 3 77F IFT H W H E E L 2003 26 foot Springdale brand new (used 1 weekend) Sleeps 8 bunk beds double slide furnace a/c fully equipped weighs only 5800 lbs $15 500 or best offer (989) 269 8688 or (989) 269 9894Infinity 1998 31 ft Class A motoitiome 30K miles 460 Ford back up cameras & lev elers $38000 248 4 74 -4 774JA M B O R E E 1989 motor home Ford 450 Engine 2 7 genera tor A/C furnace tub/shower heavy duty hitch 64K miles $ 13 K o rb e s t (248)6 28-7871JA Y C O 1991 travel trailer 25' full bedrooin, bath micro heat/ac awning exc cond $5300 248 684 5400L A S A L L E 19 9 0 10/20Champion 32 ft Class Amotorhome 454 engine 28K mi sleeps 6 $ 16 500/best

(734) 459 3047P A LO M IN O pop up camper 1994 Sleeps 8 garage kept fridge furnace & more Full awning with screened porch $3 000 or best 248 474 1 7 7 1P A T H F IN D E R Chevy 4541990 28 ft $13 000 Call after 4 30 (248) 652 4461P R O W L E R 1999 37 push out dining & sofa air sleeps 9 exc con S14 K 73 4 513 6098

SH A S TA 1995 M H 30 like new loaded generator 24k $25000 248 358 9581S K Y L IN E 1 3 9 7 , 28 5thwheel w/slide out Must Self $11 500/best 248 4 7 7 5079Sportsman Ttavel 19 9 7 24air awning jacks sleeps 6 $7500 73 4 422 6238T E R R Y LIT E 1999 25 extras + hitch assembly $ 14 000 many options 73 4 427 6743TIO G A 1992 F LE E T W O O D2 7 sleeps 8 23K awning air $16500 248 646 0451

Campers Motor Homes i f l K A Trailers W

U T IL IT Y T R A IL E R 5 X 8Brand new $475

(734) 981 0383V A C A TIO N ER 2001 2 slides air T V 8200 miles Warranty $73 500 (248) 349 0227

W IN N EB A G O 1995 Vectra 34 queen size bed full base ment C/A banks system on Chevy 454 35K mi must sell $44 000 (248) 642 1 246

W IN N EB A G O J O U R N E Y 2000 With slldeout 36 ft turbo diesel W/17 000 miles Fully equipped w/washer/dryer $87 500 (248) 922 9905

Consiruction Heavy / W KEquipment > 4 l r

D ITC H W ITC H 5 110Trencher/Backhoe 430 hours like new Over $90 000 new Sacrifice at $27 900/best (248) 647 6529

Aiilo Trucks Paris &Service W

L E E R T R U C K CAP White fits F 150 shortbed 1997 & up $500 734 421 1965

T R U C K C A P S A N D COVERSNew used buy & sell from $100

248 620 9220

Junk Cars Wanted

ALL AUTOS TOP$$Junked Wrecked or Running

E & M 248 474 4425 Evenings 734 7 1 7 0428

Tracks lor Sals

1998 C H E V Y S 10 L S V6 5speed 34K non smoker garage kept no winters loaded excellent condition $ 78 00 /best 313 840 2255

C H E V Y 1935 PickupRestored yellow steel body except fenders custom bed 350 small block Holley 4bbl auto 7k on engine $15 000

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C H E V Y 2000 S 10 L S 26 000 miles bright red step side priced to sell $6 995

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C H E V Y 8 10 2002 Ext cab 4 cyl 5 spd 9500 miles $11 900/best 248 421 5743

D O D G E 2001 1500 Ram Quad Cab Sport $16995

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D O D G E 2001 Ram 1500 Reg Cab S L T $ 1 3 995

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D O D G E 2002 Ram 1500 reg cab S L T 13K $15 995

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D O D G E R AM 1500 Q U A D CAB8 Bed loaded m n t 132Khighway $8900734 578 6994 734 968 6994

D O D G E R A M 1997 2500 Club cab S L T 2 tone w/cap 1 owner $8400 248 828 8111D O D G E R A M 1998 1500 Quad cab w/2wd short box w/cap 45k Forest Green $11 500/best 248 320 6100F O R D 1993 F150 Extended Cab 8 ft bed Great work truck Runs great $3 000

(734) 525 4427F O R D 19 9 8 , F150 Supercab shortbed 3rd door all power cruise bedliner alloy wheels 4 6 L $9000 313 399 4885

F O R D 2001 F150 Super Crew Lariat 2W D 5 4 L VS premi urn sound trailer tow 6 CD 2 tone moonroof hard ton neau bedliner running boards leather power sliding rear window cruise exc cond 4 7 K miles must self $18 900/best 734 254 0334

F O R D F 150 1993 6 cyl auto very good cond bedliner ton neau cover nice rims & tires 95K $3750 (734) 420 3389

F O R D F 150 95 Eddie Bauer 69k 6 cyl 5 spd clean liner tonneau great cond $4800/obo 313 574 5440

Fo rd F2 S O 19 9 7XLTC rew c ab52k warranty exc cond $15 250 (73 4)45 5 6286

F O R D R A N G E R 1994 X LTExt cab 5 speed 9 1K clean $2700 (734) 762 7782

F O R D R A N G ER 1994 Florida truck used by elderly man 4 0 V6 Air cruise stereo cap & bedliner trailer hitch 38K $4999 (248) 723 6764

R A N G E R 1991 less than 20k on new engins CD depend able $2200 248 474 3396T A C O M A 1S96 P IC K -U PVery nice 1 owner 54K 4x4 $9 500/best 734 7 7 7 3232

T O Y O T A TAC O M A 1990 Extra cab good cond 124K 4x2 manual $5000 734 368 0155

A E R O S T A R 1990 E X TLoaded seats 7 must sell $1300 73 4 454 1506 Dawn

A S T R O 1993 8 passenger new computer/exhaust 140K $2500 best (734) 425 5428

A S TR O 19 9 4 extended seats 7 looks/runs great 1 owner $2500 73 4 451 2054

Astro 1996 AWD 8 passenger air auto pi tow 105k good cond $3800 (734) 422 7868

Astro Van 1992 conversion Loaded Excellent condition $2950/best 734 72 1 7493

CARAVAN 1999 S E certified 8/80 OOO warranty $11 995

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CARAVAN 2002 S E V 6 auto 9K $16 995

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C H EV Y V E N T U R E 1998 138K very clean all power w/remote sliding door $4300 Also 1996 Dodge Caravan 3 3 litre all power 4 dr w/lv option 116 k $3990 Cell 313 690 8809C H R Y S LER 2000 Town & Country quad seat rear air $12 888

F o x X X iltsChiysler-Jeep

(734) 455 8740C H R Y S LER 2003 Town & Country dark blue loaded low miles $ 17 480

Dodge 2000 Caravan excel lent condition loaded $7500 734 669 4433D O D G E 2000 Caravan S E loaded 43K quad seats $9 995

F o x m t t sChrysler-Jeep

(734) 455 8740D O D GE 2001 Caravan S E cer tilled 8 yr/80 000 mile choose from 3 $12 895

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D O D GE CARAVAN 1996 103K m good cond 7 passenger cd $4275 (248) 380 0398D O D G E CARAVAN 1997 White 119K sunroof pi tape stereo $5900 (248)738 1 593

DODGE CARAVANLE 1992 AH power 104K

original owner all records looks & runs like new $2800 (248) 852 9696D O D G E C A R A V A N 1993□power windows locks air 99K $2200 (734) 591 3838D O D GE G RAND CARAVAN ES1996 3 8L V6 loaded red exc cond leather trailer tow package new brakes 108K $5500/best (248) 360 8784D O D G E G R A N D CAR AVAN S PO R T 1999 57K red/grey mint $9300 (248) 661 4518FO R D W IND8TAR 1998 G L82k good condition asking $4 800 73 4 525 5504FO R D W IN D STAR 1999 S ELoaded low mileage Exec cond $10 800 734 459 9270FO R D W INDSTAR L X 2000 Lt Green warranty 2 7k roof rack $12985/best Must Sell! 248 865 2662GMC 1964 Safari Van 119k loaded clean must see $4000/best 734 844 0531GMC 1968 S AFAR I Premium conversion 78 500 miles $10 800 248 763 0393M ER C U R Y 1994 Villager108k mi Runs great New tres exhaust ball joints $3500 Kevin 734 604 8007Mercury 1995 Villager LSoaded 110k $5000/best

(248) 4 7 7 5236M ERC U RY V IL L A G E R 19977 passenge N c e y e q u p p e d great shape 89 000 m les $5500 (734) 459 4006O LD S 2080 SIhouette full power captain chairs new tires recent brakes 49K miles $12 900 248 855 0045O LD S S I L O U E H E 2001 G LS Ext Black ext Tan int loaded 25K $16500 734 658 7281O LD S S ILO U ET T E 2001 G LS Ext Black ext Tan int loaded 25K $17900 734 658 7281PLYM OU TH V O Y A G ER 1996 100K exc cond $4300/best Must sell 248 788 7241Windstar 1996 130K exc cond 1 owner Negotiable $3000 248 982 175 2W INDSTAR 1999 Exc cond loaded 56k maroon V6 $8 250 248 4 7 7 1592W INDSTAR 2900 46K miles blue new tires exc cond $10 500 248 594 6953W INDSTAR 2000 L X Harvest gold exc cond under 30k V6 3 8 L trailer pkg & hitch $14 000 734 634 1254

C H EV Y 1989 g20 conversion van 67k mi 350 v8 color TV seats 7 S2500 734 397 2947C H EV Y 1990 Conversion van Loaded Very Good Cond $3500/best 313 535 8996

C H EV Y 1992 C O N V ER S IO Nloo ks and runs great $2800/best 73 4 459 0700days/ 927-0009 after 5pmC H EV Y 2000 Elite Conversion Van V 8 bronze mist like new' $16 980

C H EV Y A STR O 2000 SAN TAF E Conversion high top 4 3 auto leather 22K mint $14 500 S O LDD O D GE RAM 1995 Conversion Van Shorty 106K mi Runs $4000/best (734) 367 7124FO R D 1696 E IS A Conversion loaded great cond 89K miles $6700/faest 734 425 7235FO R D 2000 HiTop Conversion Van black/tan TV/VCP chrome wheels $16980

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FO R D 2001 E IS O Cargo V6 auto air 25k $12 350/best

734 981 6342F O R D 2001 Econoline 1500 Van V 8 air auto $13995

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FO R D 2002 E 1 5 0 CargoVan V6 15K mi warranty $12500'best (73 4 )2 6 1 6323FO R D C O N VER S IO N 1994 140 000 miles New tires/brakes runs good $2400 ,313) 537 1802GM C 19 9 4 S T A R C R A F TConversion very good cond 74K $6200 734 981 2381GM C 1995 V A N D U R A 2500 Starcraft Conversion Van loaded 8 7K exc con $5995/best 248 961 3956

GMC S A F A R 1 1999 6 cyl full power 81 500 mi lots of extras $8 500 248 474 20696 RU M AN 1981 21 aluminum work van Runs & looks good $3 700/best 734 525 0274

4 Wheel Drive

C H EV Y 2002 B L A Z E R 2door 4 3 v6 light pewter ac power & more 14 800 mi $16 500/best 73 4 891 7697C H EVY 2002 S 10 Crew Cab 4x4 fire red loaded & ready $16980

D O D GE 2002 1500 S L T quad cab 4x4 12K $21 995

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D O D GE 2002 1500 S L T Sport quad cab 4x4 V 8 trailer tow cap $22 995

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D O D GE 2002 Ram S L T 4 dr4x4 trailer tow graphite only 1 at this price A steal at $17 995

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D O D G E R A M 1999 1/2 tonclub cab 4x4 tow package low mi $11900 248 348 2929E X P LO R E R 1995 2 door full power air custom garage kept New tires $4 595/best 73 F 331 4131F % 0 1 9 9 9 4x4 low miles9 foot Fisher snowplow $19 500 248 3 47 6089FO R D 1993 F250 SnowplOW 30K Many scratches runs great $5000 734 421 5680JE E P 20G3 LIB E R T Y 4x4 2050 miles leather perfect cond $20 000/best 734 667 2489RAM 1999 3500 Dually 4x4 V 1 0 $16 995

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RAM 2002 1500 Quad Cab SLT 4x4 8 box 8 yr/80 0 00 mile warranty $21 995

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C H EVY 2001 Tracker LT blue low miles loaded $11 480

C H EV Y 2001 Tracker LT elec tr c blue 25 000 miles facto ry warranty $ 11 480

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C H EV Y B L A Z E R 1995 4x4~4 dr 113 K 1 owner needs ta n s m s s o n repair Sacrfce $5300 (248) 349 1081CHEVY B L A Z E R 1995 4x4 aulo full power new aiterna tor brakes E G R very clean $5 500 (586) 443 5617CHEVY B U Z E R 2002 L S 4x4loaded assume lease $377/ month 248 827 7015CHEVY SU B U R B A N 1989 350pw/pi 109K tow package Many new parts Good cond $4500/best (734) 459 9566Durango 1999 S LT 4WO5 9L loaded leather 66K hwy miles $12 900 73 4 678 8387D U R A N G 0 1999 S L T certified 8/80 000 warranty $18995

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Explorer 1996 X LT Loaded' 4x4 4 dr auto V6 superb $7000/best 734 591 7353E X P LO R E R 1998 Sport 4x4loaded great cond extended warranty 64K $9200

(734) 76 2 4227E X P LO R E R 1998 X L T 4 x 44 dr 62k good cond $8400

248 647 1236E X P L O R E R 2002 X L S 4x4black loaded 11 000 miles $18 980

734-525>0900E X P L O R E R 2003 XLS 4x4white 5 000 miles $21 480

734-S2S-0900E X P L O R E R X L T 1998 4 x4 V 8 loaded exec cond 48k mites $10 900 248 647 3919FO R D 1992 Explorer xltruns good newer tires/brakes $2450 248 645 5173FO R D 2000 E X P L O R E R XLT4x4 exc cond 59k mi 100k mi warranty $ 1 7 500

734 7 9 7 7040FO R D 2002 Explorer XLT4x4 loaded 3 1K exc cond $19 000 734 632 1133GM C JIM M Y 2000 SLTLoaded Bose leather 36K $14 500/best 248 3 18 4047GMC 19 9 7 JIM M Y S L T 4x4 4door 93K always dealer mam tamed $7200 248 656 3823GMC 1999 Yukon 4x4 SLTCD leather loaded heated seats rear air exc cond 73k $16 000 (248) 867 1304GM C 19 9 7 2 dr 4wd loaded 52k miles new tires exec cond $7750 73 4 595 9078G R A N D C K E R D K E E 1997 Laredo 56K clean loaded $10 500 73 4 422 6122G R A N D C H E R O K E E 1994Laredo 6 cylinder extended warranty exc cond $4500/best 734 729 3711JE E P 2001 Cherokee Limited moon leather reduced war t last $21 495

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JE E P 2000 Grand Cherokee Laredo V8 5 7K loaded $18 500/best 248 889 9535

M O U N T A IN E E R 2002 AWDplatinum loaded $20980

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Sport Utility

O LD S M O B ILE 1990 Bravada30 200 mi mint cond loaded $12 400 248 652 9014SU B U R B AN 1999 L S loaded 65Km i 2WD new tires/brakes $14 500 73 4 467 4932

Sports t imported

A C U R A 2000 3 2 T L Black ext Tan int loaded $ 17 900 734 658 7281AU D I T T 2001 Convertibleall wheel drive black 13 500 miles loaded exc cond $30 000 248 808 0000BMW X5 2001 3 0 L AW D2 7K miles loaded exc cond $35 500 (248) 808 0000BMW 1992 7351 WhiteLoaded leather mint $9000

248 626 1980BMW 19 9 7 7401 Blackw/tan 84K Asking$18 700/best (248)924 2088BM W 1999 540f 54k miwhite/tan sport wheels heated seats CD new $58 000 asking $33 5OO/b08t 586 530 1094BMW 2001 Z 3 3 L premium package cd 5100 miles grey $29 900 (734) 595 3692BMW 2001 X 5 4 4 Loaded 52K highway miles $39 000/best (248)310 5913C 0 R V E n E 1 9 9 2 red hatch back 40K miles great shape $16 000 (7 3 4 )4 1 4 9993C O R V E T T E 1999 coupe pewter 6 speed loaded war ranty $25 000/best 248 433 0821 734 261 7530

C O R V ET T E 19 72 Tto p s 350 Auto red/black interior $ 7 000 73 4 454 9675M E R C E D E S 1990 420 selGood cond auto loaded runs well 135 000 miles $8900 or best (734) 522 6299Mercedes 1998 E320 Dark green w/saddle leather cd changer sunroof original owner 46k very sharp $21 900 (248) 642 8326M E R C E D E S 1998 E32D 49Kmi 1 owner black 4 dr Exc cond w/new tires

248 672 4210M E R C E D E S 19 9 9 CLK430A M G black coupe winter wheels 4 4 K warranty $30 900 73 4 207 1 76 7M ER C ED ES 1999 E 320 4 dr54k miles silver grey Fourmatic single owner exc cond $25 000 248 644 4433M E R C E D E S 2003 SL500R O A D S T ER silver/charcoal 450 miles 248 646 5337M E R C E D E S B E N Z 8 32019 9 7 Loaded smokeC silver 35 000 miles $29 500/best 248 613 7382M ER C ED ES B E N Z 1999 E320AW D exc cond 34K loaded + Bose sunroof phone heated seats $28 000 248 486 6561M ER C ED ES B E N Z 2000 E 320 4 door whte/ grey 23K war ranty loaded exc cond $34 000 (248) 689 3217M E R C E D E S 1998 S L K Bed8200 miles loaded $35 000 M E R C D E S 1989 300E Sliver moonroof leather 92K miles $9500 248 608 0 718P O R S C H E 2000 911 Carrera auto loaded sunrool 3 41 296 h p 5K mi mint ocean blue winter storage Priced to sell $65 000 (248) 644 2412P O R S C H E 2003 Carrera 4S Coupe metallic black fully loaded with premium pack age special wheels XM radio buitt in radar 1800 mi

248 335 7061P O R S C H E 9 11 Coupe 1987red black leather spoilers 16 fuchs sunroof loaded 89K $24 900 248 475 8831

P O R S H E 1984 944 redpower auto 28 000 original mi $6500/best 248 231 5810S U ZU K I 2002 4 dr Aerio SX 6 000 miles auto air loaded yellow $10 980

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A U S T IN H E A L Y 1965 3000 M Kill Class A condition $28 000 248 442 0372BUiCK R IV IER A 1985 42k 1owner great condition $5 900/best 73 4 420 6974

C A D IL L A C 1955 Fully restored Everything new $15 000/best 734 729 3 711C H E V R O L E T C APRICE White convertible 19 75 V8 exc cond $13 000(248)258 5696C H E V Y IM P A L A 1966 Convertible red newer 350 engine $9500 248-435-4013C H E V Y IM P A L A 1S68 SSConvertible big lock 4 speed black/red $ 11 000

(248) 436 9179C 0 R V E n E 1 9 7 4 T to p s 350 auto white/black interior $8800 734 420 0722C O R V ET T E 19 75 Exc cond red w/black leather loaded ga raged $11 500 248 723 4429C O R V E T T E 1 9 7 8 - 68K mites auto t tops $5000

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Eldorado s 1983 2 southern cars needs repair $3100/best offer 248 426 9812F O R D C O U P E 19 41 Big block Chevy auto custom interior $ 1 7 500/best 248 399 5903F O R D G A L A X Y 1965 390biack/black 69K miles original paint $3 900 (248) 347 6089J U L Y 19 20 Belleville Ml 34th Annual Swap Meet Car Show & Car Corral Wayne County Fairgrounds 1 94 exit 190 Sponsored by Ford Mercury Restores Club Bob Guetschow (248) 328 9113M A V E R IC K 1 9 7 7 2 d r brown good cond low ml 8 track tapes $3000 248 4 7 7 4236

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M ER C U R Y 1949 4 dr Totally stock exc cond Asking $ 17 500 (734) 981 5381

M G B 1 9 7 7 R O AD S TERCar show winner red w/black top Weber carb Leather extras $7 OOO (734) 467-4751M U S TAN G 1988 Convertible3 sp 289 good original car 88k $13 000 734 522 0215Olds 88 1985 Brougham mint con low mi lots of chrome $3000 734 455 3416P O N T IA C 19 6 2 Star ChTerali original restorable$2000/best 248 356 0322Triumph 19 73 TR6 Red Newleather Great cond No rust $6700/best (248) 723 8980

C E N T U R Y 1988 custom full power low miles Bermuda blue was $9 498 now only $8 444

1-888-372-9836L E S A B R E 2000 C U S TO M33K all power $12 900 Call (734) 591 0188LE S A B R E 1998 Limited 2 to choose 30 000 miles loaded starting at $8 480

734-923-0900P A R K A V E N U E 1993 Clean no rust new parts 86 500 miles $4 300 (2 4 8 )4 77 4 172R E G A L 2003 12 000 miles midnight blue loaded chrome wheels CD full war ranty $ 1 7 980

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R E G A L LS 1997 4 doorclean non smoker 53K $6 500 (248) 7 9 7 4595

C A T ER A 1998 54K mintdealer maintained must see $9500/best 734 658 73 12D E V fL L E 1996 White w/shale interior nicely equipped 7 7 k $8500 Keith 248 474 72 76E L D O R A D O 16 78 40Kloaded baby blue mint $6500/best (248) 682 1120LIM O 1991 4 door 6 pas senger very clean New vinyl top low miles One owner $9500 734 7 7 7 3232

S E V I L L E 1992 Medium blue blue leather all power $4000 Eves 248 723 3294

C A M A R O 2000 red tu I facto ry equipment call today $10 980

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C A M A R O 1985 Iroc Z essthan 40K m les T top new pa nt $5 500 734 459 8271C APR IC E C U S S IC 1991 305V8 air no rust exc cond runs great new tires/ batteries $2500/best (248) 756 2255C A V A LIER 1994 2 dr looks / runs great 49K mi 5 spd $2950/best 248 231 5810C A V A LIER 2081 CD spoiler auto air 4 door AB S $ 7 500/best 734 495 0650C A V A L IE R 2003 Sport L S chrome wheels 6 000 miles like new! Was $13 999 now only $11 821

1-888-372-9836Cavalier RS 1992 ConvertibleV6 5 speed air CD 95K runs good $2390 734 591 0803CAVALIER1996 Green 4 door ps/pb CD 78k clean no rust $3 150 248 4 74 6446IM P A LA 2001 V 6 power win dows/locks CD low miles 6 M Certified was $ 14 999 now only $11 462

1-888-372-9836IM P A LA 2003 silver full facto ry warranty loaded $ 14 480

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LU M IN A 1990 4 dr perfect 1st car newer paint new tires all around Well maintained Affordable transportation $1000 Call 313 585 2 5 77 eveL U M IN A 1998 L T Z 4 dOOr pewter/red serviced every 3K since new 94K great shape in and out $4500 73 4 453 1074

L U M IN A 1998 V6 4 door auto air 85k good cond $4 000 734 595 7520M A LIB U 2000 LS Dark cher ry all power 35 500 mi exc cond $8 500 248 591 0072M A L IB U 2000 silver miles loaded $6980

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B R E E Z E 1696 well mam tamed loaded 75 000 miles S4800/best (248) 348 9641

8000 Aipanes K90 Sport Utility0020 Bcats/Motcrs 8300 Sports & Imported8030 Beat Parts 8328 Ant que/Classic Collects

Ec.uipment/Servce CaisMMO BcatDocks/Marnas 8340 Acura8050 Boat/Vehcle Storage 8300 Buick8060 Insurance Motor 8380 Cadilac8070 Motorcycles/Min bikes/ 8400 Chevrolet

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Servee 8460 Ea e8000 OlfRoadVehdes 8480 Ford8100 RecreatonalVehces 8500 Gee8110 Snowmobiles 8920 Honda8120 Csinpers/Motor Homes/ 8540 Lexus

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Equipment 8600 Mercury8150 AtrtcMisc 86108180 Ayto/Truck Parts & Service 8620 Nissan8170 Auto Rentals/Leasing 86^ Oldsmobile8180 AutoFnaneng 8680 Plymouth8190 Autos Wanted 8880 Portiac8200 Junk Cars Wanted 87Q(L Saturn8220 TiucksForSale 8720 Toyota8240 MnVans 8740 Volltsv/agon8260 Vans 8760 Autos Over $2001)8280 4Wftee(Dnve i tntO Aulos Under S2OCI0

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B R E E ZE 1998 well mam tamed loaded 75 000 mites $4800/best (24$) 348'9641C H R Y S L E R 1999 300M leather moon wheels CD inferno red certified 8 yr/80 000 warranty $13 995

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STATUS 2002 S E full power choose from 6 $ 119 9 5

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Stratus 19 9 7 108 K mi lodks great runs perfect Original owner $2900 73 4 421 4845S TR A T U S 2001 R T 2 drleather V 6 moon CD $15 995

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every option factory ext warranty $12500 (248)642 7325

C O N C O R D 1995 3 5 L HOE N G IN E L O A D E D very well maintained Ziebarted $3800 248 4 7 7 4614

STRATUS 2001 S E 4 dr auto full power $9 995

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W ith the Navigator, Lm coln has accom plished somedung that has become more and more difficult to do in an increasingly crowded luxury-SUV m arket Make a statem ent The 2003 Navigator has some­th ing to say to buyers who m ight be considering domestic competitors such as d ie Cadillac Escalade as well as foreign nvals such as the Lexus 1X470

Navigator’s message is that it has become a highly worthy com petitor m the category, thanks to per­form ance im provem ents, added am enities and an interior redesign that has made the vehicle one o f the most comfortable and cocooning in its dass

Clearly, while Escalade—w im its rakish design and high-proffle, sports-superstar customers — is trymg to capture the media buzz, with Navigator, Ford Motor Co has been content to go after the broader plain of the upscale suburban buyer So the extenor is relative­ly boxy yet still regal, imposing but still approachable The high-end version that I drove, which pnces out at suggested retail of more than $60,000, d so includes h i^ -tensity headlights, a moonroof and 18-inche all- season tires with chrome wheels

And some of the best innovations appear on the ou tside as well A new h ea ted -m irro r design left Navigator w ith w ider glass for better visibility. The power side m irrors also fold inward An integrated tu rn signal is a nice although not unique feature on the mirrors Soft floods light up the area under the mirrors at night Also, the liftgate is power-operated, a feature ladiung even on almost all other luxury SUVs

Niftiest, ^ o u ^ , are ftie power running boards, which may be unique on any vehide They automati­cally, quiddy extend a full four inches when a door is opened, providing the extra step that is absolutely nec­essary for comfortable ingress with Navigator Then they automatically retract when you’ve dosed all the doors, whidi moves the running boards out of harm ’s way in tight spaces The vehicle looks sleeker with the running b o a r^ retracted And here’s an attnbute with

T h e 2 0 0 3 Linco ln N a vig a to r is w o rth a second look.obvious appeal to soccer m om s The boards stay cleaner

The 300-horsepower engine gives this heavy vehi­d e plenty o f locomotion, especidly because Ford has engineered the revised powerplant to provide maxi­m um torque in acceleration, which proceeds smooth­ly Mileage, at 12 a gallon in city dnving, is typically abysmal for vehides this large But Navigator’s han­dling - using a new vanable-ratio, speed-sensing rack- and-pinion system - is responsive and precise, much like Lincoln sedans The overall effect is much closer to th e state-of-the-art nde in a Lexus SUV than the slushier feeling in GM’s biggest and best-equipped vehides

Interior design and amenities, however, are where th e 2003 Navigator really shines I t s breathtaking upon first glance, with a wide band of vrood ringing the entire cabin, and Lmcoln’s tradem ark new satm- nickel finish providing a cnsp sheen to the hard sur- flices while supple leather covers the comfort zones A click-open cover of satin nickel nicely hides the audio controls, and an analog clock in th e center o f the instrum ent panel is a refreshing change from liquid- crystal d ig itd tim e displays A cnsp white light back­lights all controls at night, even those in the rear Of course, the vehicle offers a GPS-controlled navigation system featunng a hqmd-crystal display in the center o f th e in stru m en t panel, b u t overall I don’t th ink Lmcoln’s system architecture or display is up to the

level o f leaders such as LexusThe roominess is overwhelming Second-row cap­

tain’s chairs m ean that tiie vehide’s maximum capaci­ty is only seven, and the console between the second- row seate - while indudm g a storage bm, arm rest and cupholders - seems like underutilization o f space But at one point I pu t three average- to large-sized young and m idd le-aged m en m th e b ack row, a n d each reported a comfortable ndm g esqienence All o f tha t passenger room still left plenty o f space for cargo in the back And m a major nod to suburban buyers who value ease and functionality above all else. Navigator’s third seat is lowerabie with a power switch instead of the manual levers tha t everyone else employs

O ther niceties inside included air-conditioned seats, which really worked quite effectively wifli exten­or tem peratures m the Eighties There’s an in-dash, six-CD changer, a prem ium audio system and side- curtain air bags tha t are set to mflate in an instant if the control system senses that the big vehicle is ready to tip over "ftiere’s also a new low-pressure-tire warn­ing system, w hich is especially useful in a tall and heavy vehicle such as Navigator in a situation in which tire failure could threaten loss o f control

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S m J9 IV IM Y S L E B ue 3 K $18,985

C M C J I M M Y S L E Pewter $ 1 2 , ^

C H E V Y S I t V E R A D O Z 7 1 Pewte $15,895

C H E V Y B L A Z E R Pev/er one owner $11,885

C M C J I M M Y S L T $10,985

G M C J I M M Y S L E Oneowne whte $ 7 ,9 %

C H E V Y 8 - 1 0 E X T 17K $14,285

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2 0 0 1 M A L I B U L S 31K $10,585

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2 0 0 1 L E S A B R E Cus om Maroon $12,995

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2 0 0 0 S A T U R N 4 D ed 26K $7,985

2 0 0 0 B U I C R P A R K A V E N U E S $ 14 995

2 0 0 0 G R A N D A M & T V h e $ 118 8 5

2 0 0 0 C E N T U B Y W li t e 3 lK $ 1049 5

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C o l l e g e G r a d u a t e P r o g r a m (see dealer for details)

M i l i t a r y P u r c h a s e P r o g r a m (see dealer for details)

C o n q u e s t C a s h P r o g r a m (forownersofnon-GMvehicle seedealerfordetails)

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