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o Canton (Dbseruer VOLUME 18 NUMBER 9 9 THURSDAY. J U N E 24,1993 • CANTON", MICHIGAN • 9 6 PAGES FIFTY C E N T S

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Festival time: Canton's Liberty Fest gets under way on Friday and continues through the weekend. Most of the events are located be-hind the Canton Township Hall and Canton Center and Cherry Hills Roads. Look inside for a spe-cial section listing the events.

Easier mobility: Rotary Club helps ailing boy. / 3A 1993 grads: Plymouth-Canton High School lists 1993 graduates. / 1 3 A

Opinions: Letter writers in Can-ton have been busy expressing their thoughts on the recent defeat of a 4 mill property tax increase for the schools. Sports and other after school activities have been scrapped. /16A, 17A

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Post office petition drive starts Canton residents have started a petition drive to get a full service post office located in the township. The petitions will start to circulate this weekend during the Liberty Fest in Heritage Park.

BY JOANNE MALISZEWSKJ S T A J T W R I T E R

If you t h i n k i t ' s t ime Canton had its own full service post office, your s ignature on a pet i t ion could help the effort.

"We need 500 signatures. But we will try to do bet ter than tha t , " said

Bob Shefferly, co-chairman of the C a n t o n Essent ia l Services Commi t -tee.

T h e 15-member commi t tee was fo rmed recently to s t u d y w h a t Sheffer ly calls essent ial services t h a t are needed in Canton. Members have l is ted priorities for the c o m m u n i t y ' s

needs, beginning with a pos t office. Res iden ts will have an oppor tuni ty

to sign the post office pet i t ion at the Liberty Fest, J u n e 26-27, in Heritage Park. Commit tee m e m b e r s will be a t the communi ty services ten t , looking for s ignatures .

T h e pet i t ion drive, which s temmed from a meeting with Wayne-West -land pos tmas te r Florence Richard-son, will run unti l the fall . Richard-son was unavai lable for comment .

T h e commit tee also is working to move C a n t o n ' s f inance b ranch office in Harvard Square shopp ing center

on Sheldon Road, north of Ford. "We're t ry ing to get it moved to be-tween Arbor Drugs and Kroger," Shefferly said. "There ' s no place to park right now there ."

Operated by t h e Wayne-West land Post Office, the f inance branch offers basic posta l services, such as sales of s t amps a n d money orders. T h e other postal finance office is in Meijer at Ford and C a n t o n Center roadB.

When t h e pet i t ion drive is com-plete, the commi t t ee will send a cover

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battle bad soil B Y JOANNE MALISZEWSKI S T AFT W R I T E R

If you live in Canton or Plym-outh, you've got the problem — clay.

"If you ' re a f a n n e r you like it. It holds wa te r a n d nut r ien ts . If you want to d ig a hole for a tree, you don ' t w a n t i t , " said Pau la Pres ton Brat to , C a n t o n Townsh ip land scape archi tec t .

In o ther words, p lant ing a tree in clay i sn ' t easy. And there are

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Baseball update: Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury continues to lead the Livonia Collegiate League with a perfect record. / I B

The button biz: Ken Czar of the Button Exchange in Rochester will be the first to tell you that the pro-motional button game is hit or miss. You either get a "Jurassic Park" or a "Howard the Duck." / 1 2 B

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Planting plenty: A crew from Lucas Nursery of Canton plants trees along the roadway as part of the township's tree planting program. Following careful planting and watering tech-niques will ensure healthy trees in the area's clay.

IrattO!. T ree s commonly p lanted in

Can ton a n d P lymouth include di f ferent f o rms of maple, ash , lin-den, locus t a n d bradford pear . Be-fore you buy , you should know wha t type of t ree likes to be wet a n d w h a t types don ' t .

" S o m e t rees don ' t like wet feet ," P r e s t o n Bra t to said. " T h e c r imson red m a p l e doesn ' t like to be wet. Yet red maples grow in swamps . M o s t . t r e e s are some-where be tween t h e two extremes."

Problems with clay T h e p rob lem with clay is t h a t it

t akes a lot of water to get wet. B u t when it'B finally wet, it s tays w e t

" W i t h clay, the particles are so t iny you get chunk*. Drainage be-comes a real problem. When wa-ter s i t s t h e r e ' s no oxygen. Roots need oxygsn ," said Robert Bri-cault , a n forester with the Michi-gan S t a t e Universi ty Extens ion Service in W a y n e County.

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Mar ia Petrykowski remembers the Bri t ish soldier s s though it were yes-terday.

He was in the 90th General Hospi-tal in Ma l t a where she worked as a nurse in World War II. In the back-ground, "I ' l l be seeing you s g s i n " played. s

" H e said, nurse, 'If I hsd my a r m s snd legs, I 'd hsve th is d a n c e , ' " said

the Csn ton resident. " I p u t my face to h i s and said, 'Consider it done. ' T h e t ea r s came down his face."

And there are more memories . She recalls s young German P O W who wouldn ' t es t unt i l she t a s t ed the food. Or the young Br i t i sh boy who wss in s body cast . As b o m b s shook t h e hos-pi ta l , she dragged the boy on s b lank-e t to safety. When th ings se t t led , hos-pi ta l windows had been blown onto h is bed.

"I would do it all again. Looking back, I 'm glad I d i d n ' t j u s t sit down a n d run into a shelter . I helped. And here I a m , " Pet rykowski said.

She will be one of 11 people from around the country — and many more from around the world — who will be honored Ju ly 2 a t the Embas-sy of Ma l t a in Wash ing ton , D.C., with the Ma l t a George Cross Commemora tive Medal .

In 1992, Queen El izabeth decreed

tha t those who served in defense of the is land of Ma l t a during World War II — t h e n under British rule — should be honored. "After all, Mal ta d idn ' t do it by itself," Petrykowski said. T h e Medi ter ranean is land, a strategic s t ronghold for the Allies, also was honored.

Pet rykowski is obviously thr i l led with the honor . But there 's pa r t of her

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Senior apartments get initial green light B Y J O A N N E MALISZEWSKI S T A F F W R I T E R

P l a n s for new low-income senior s d u l t a p a r t m e n t s called Can ton Towers have cleared another hurdle .

" T h e reques t is consistent wi th t h e mas t e r ( l snd use) p lan ," sa id t o w n s h i p sssocis te p lanner J u d y Bocklage

Wi th t h a t — and no publ ic com m e n u — C a n t o n p lann ing commis-s ioners opened and closed a publ ic hea r ing Monday and recommended resorting t h e 1.1 acres p lanned for

t h e new a p a r t m e n t s next to the ex-is t ing Canton Place a t She ldon and Ford ronda.

T h e recommendat ion m u s t still go before the townsh ip board of t rus tees for final approval of the re-ton ing from c o m m u n i t y commercial t o mid-rise d e v e l o p m e n t Nat iona l Church Residence, developer a n d operator of Canton Place a n d the p lanned Canton Towers, will buy the 1.1 acres from the t ownsh ip for s b o u t $100,000.

G inn l s H s u c k , C a n t o n Plaee

manager , is op t imis t ic t h s t the fed-eral D e p a r t m e n t of Hous ing and Ur-ban Development will look favor-ably on p lans to bu i ld s 66-unit a p a r t m e n t building, sea t of Canton Place.

H U D is in t h s b idd ing procees for t h s n u m b e r of u n i t s in a four s tate area it is willing to subsidise . If Can ton Towers is approved, con-s t ruct ion probably wouldn ' t s tar t before the s u m m e r of 1994.

Can ton T o w n s h i p t rus tees adopt-ed a reeolution J u n e 8 suppor t ing

development of the complex. Town-sh ip of f ic ia ls s re giving some though t to u s ing the $100,000 sale proceeds to he lp make improve-ments , such s s from Canton Towers to She ldon Road, according to Tom Yack, t oemsh ip supsrvisor.

L ike C s n t o n P l sce , C e n t o n Towers would provide subsidised hous ing for low-income senior edul t s .

I t ' s un l ike ly the two bui ld ings will be a t t a c h e d Hauck is consider ing an ad jo in ing courtyard

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A Wayne-Wea t l and ci t ixens committee is moving ahead with a proposal tha t could rescue extra-curricular school act ivi t ies from the chopping block.

Concerned paren ts have formed the committee amid hopes of res-cuing sports, marching bands , s tudent councils a n d other extra-curricular programs targeted for elimination th i s fall because of a $14-million budget shortfal l .

Organizers Fred Hage l thom. Donald Mead and Terry Hewer — Westland parents who have chil-dren in Wayne-Wes t land schools — outlined their vision of the nonprofit fund-ra is ing commi t tee during a special school board ses-sion Tuesday night.

"We think we have a good shot at being able to f u n d those pro-grams." Hagel thom said.

The committee, known as Com-munity Support for a Comple te Education iCSCE), h a s scheduled a public meeting for 7 p.m. Tues-

• The conmlttM, known as Community Support for a Complete Education (CSCE), has sched-uled a public meeting for 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 29, In Weekend's Bailey Recreation Center, he-hind city hall on Ford Road. Organizers are strongly encouraging concerned parents to at-tend. This week, the founders asked the school board to adopt a policy allowing CSCE to raise money and turn It over to the district for the sole purpose of paying for extracurricular ac-tivities. The board hedged on supporting a poli-cy until legal Issues are addressed, but board members unanimously embraced the concept.

day, J u n e 29. in W e s t l a n d ' s Bai-ley Recreat ion Center , behind city hall on Ford Road. Organizers are strongly encouraging concerned paren ts to a t t end .

T h i s week, the founders asked the school board to adopt a policy-allowing CSCE to raise money and tu rn it over to the district for

the sole pu rpose of paying for ex-t racurr icular activities.

T h e board hedged on support-ing a policy unt i l legal issues are addressed, but board members unan imous ly embraced the con-cept.

CSCE has a formidable task-Randy Liepa. the dis t r ic t ' s chief

fiscal officer, told the Obaerver t h a t paying for all extracurricular act ivi t ies would coat an es t imated $700,000 to $800,000 a year.

B u t Hage l thom, saying Wayne-Wes t l and can be "a leader within the s ta te , " appeared opt imist ic t h a t the commit tee ' s goals can be accompl ished.

T h e founders of C S C E plan to serve as an executive board. In addi t ion , a 15-member board of d i rectors is expected to be elected by c i t izens who a t t end Tuesday ' s o rgan iza t iona l meeting. There would be no paid posi t ions.

C S C E would not oversee extra-curr icular activities; the school board would retain tha t role. T h e c i t izens commit tee would only try to f ind the money to keep the pro-grams i n t a c t

T h e commit tee also is not in-t ended to offset the need for a tax increase tha t the school board is expected to seek th is fall. Money-would still be needed for instruc-tional programs. However, CSCE could provide some property tax

relief, organizer* said. On Tuesday , Hage l thom told

the board t h a t CSCE would seek corporate donat ions and tax-ex-e m p t contr ibut ion* to s u p p o r t school activities that the d is t r ic t can ' t afford. CSCE also would sponsor communi ty fund- ra i se rs such as telethons, lotteries, raf-fles, dances, celebrity appearanc-es a n d auctions.

T h e commit tee would not in-terfere with — but would comple-m e n t — fund-rais ing organiza-t i ons tha t are already in place for extracurr icular activities, organiz-ers said.

Not ing tha t Wayne-Wes t land voters have rejected four of the d i s t r i c t ' s past five tax proposals , C S C E founders see the c i t izens commi t tee as a last-ditch effort to save extracurricular activities.

W i t h o u t sports and other activ-ities, they fear an increase in dropout rates and juvenile prob-lems, a loss of morale and self-es-teem for s tudents , and eventual ly an exodus of residents from the

16,500-student dis tr ict . Despite the C S C E proposal,

school officials still p lan to form a task force to s tudy and recom-mend a possible pay-to-play plan th i s fall for extracurr icular activi-ties. But C S C E could help to re-duce the per-pupi l coat of such a plan — and in later years elimi na te the need for pay-to-play.

Some i s sues r ema in unre-solved. For example: If CSCE can ' t raise enough money to pay for oii extracurr icular activities, decisions would have to be made about which activit ies would be funded.

CSCE organizers indicated that such decisions could be made jointly by the commit tee and the school board.

Another issue is tha t CSCE wants to work with — bu t not b* subordinate to — the school board. Robert Kowalczck, execu-tive director of the Wayne-West-l and E d u c a t i o n A s s o c i a t i o n , questioned t h a t proposal.

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Linen, lace display planned at museum

T h e Can ton Historical Muse-u m will have a display of Linen and Lace through the end of July. From 1-4 p.m. Sa tu rday there will be a lace-making demons t ra t ion in the Museum Regular hours

are 1-3 p.m. Tuesday and 1-4 Sat-urday. The M u s e u m is at the cor-ner of Proctor and Canton Center. Admission is free For fur ther in-formation, call 397-0088.

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Dads get a look at how Lutheran preschool goes

Cops get bogus report of shooting An un iden t i f i ed woman called

Canton police and reported a shoot ing at the UAW Hall, 48055 Mich igan Avenue, J u n e 20. B u t when police responded, they found nothing.

T h e call came in about two hours a f te r police responded to a reported fight in the hall 's park-ing lot. But they found no fight

According to the woman, who

ta lked with a Canton dispatch-er, a 20- to 25-year-old man was assau l t ed by 10-12 other men. T h e man apparent ly was hit on the head with a beer bottle. W h e n the victim was on the ground, another man put a gun to his neck.

T h e man who wasâssaul ted then beean to walk' away and

was shot in the arm by the m a n who earlier held a gun to his neck, according to the report.

T h e woman said the male'vic-t im left in a beige pickup t ruck. As he left, two more shots were fired at the truck.

Assault reported A 52-year-old employee at the

Super Bowl, 45100 Ford Road, told police he was âssau l ted when he asked a group of teen-agers to leave the parking lot, J u n e 18.

At about 10:40 p.m. the em ployee went into the lot and asked the teens to leave. Two teenagers in a black Ford Ranger, however, threw beer cans at him.

Agreement saves woods from full development

Chns t Our Savior Lutheran Preschool and Kindergar ten in Livonia recently gave dad> a

frequently share in the juggling of jobs and children, there is still an overwhelming majori ty of women

Three-, 4- and 5-year-olds got a "T5KSEce™f3 STiow ~3a'cTs "w5ere"*antT

w i t h - a n open house type event that allowed them to par t ic ipate in crafts, play t ime and snack t ime.

The annua l event also gave dads a chance to in te rac t with other parents , chi ldren and teach-ers they often hear about but sel-dom get to see.

Although paren ts of the '90s

se is busv nmg next year 's happenings . T h e school offers preschool for 3- and 4-year-olds, and half-day kinder-garten.

Beginning in August , a year-round day care also will be avail-able for full or half days. For in-formation on preschool, kinder-garten or day care, call Reese at 522-6830.

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Under their wing: The Plymouth Rotary Club is looking out for Daniel Caudill, who has spina bifida. The club's Services to the Handicapped Committee is providing Daniel with a STAR CAR and proceeds from a special fund to help him. His mother, Rebecca, helps Daniel stand with leg braces.

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When it looked like a developer would soon bulldoze wooded acreage being aold by Plymouth-Can ton Communi ty Schools to make way for new homes, there were long faces on the residents of the Glenview subdivision.

T h e climax forest tha t neighbors Plymouth Town sh ip park is home to 200-year-old hardwood beech a n d maple trees, hawks, ba ts , owls, crayfish, and flo-ra and fauna plent i ful enough to delight any na tur -alist .

Kids climb trees, catch fish, play in forts, run through dry creekbeds. Adul t s take walks, listen to owls and thrill at the sight of red-tail hawks hover-ing overhead.

T h e Selective G r o u p of Farmington Hills, home-owners. Plymouth T o w n s h i p and the schools reached a compromise af ter lengthy negotiations re-garding the site between Ann Arbor Trail and N. Terri torial near McClumpha .

Eighteen homes will be bui l t on 10 acres, with the wooded seven acres being deeded to Plymouth Township . T h e Selective Group will pay the school dis tr ict $450,000 for the 10-acre parcel.

' " I t ' s refreshing to me to see un i t s of government can step beyond their shadows and look at what other s ides '"needs and concerns are.' ' said J a m e s Anulewicz, director of publ ic services for Plymouth Township .

" I t ' s a primary example of a win, win. win si tua-tion. It 's an approach t h a t needs to be taken by all un i t s of government. T h a t ' s where we are in our na-tion, and where we need to head. ' '

At the request of the township and hundreds of homeowners, the school board delayed selling the land to the Selective Group.

T h e township used the t ime to apply for grants, and residents tried to raise enough money to buy the 17 acres. When their efforts were unsuccessful , a plan was devised to deed the woods to the township and rezone the remaining 10 acres R l H . permit t ing a cluster development with single-family, half-acre lots similar in size and shape to those in neighboring Beacon Es ta tes .

T h e land previously was zoned for public use. P lymouth Townsh ip Supervisor Kathleen Keen-

• Kids climb t r n t , catch ftek, play la forta, ran tttroagh dry craakbads. Adults taka walks, Hs-taa to owls aad tfltrlll at tha sight of rod-tall hawks hovorlaf ovorhoad.

McCar thy told the school board t h a t while the town-ship ' s preference waa to keep the ent i re 17 acres for recreational uae, thia waa a sui table solut ion, and a good example of cooperation.

"After careful evaluation and conaiderat ion of all the factors, the Charter Townehip of P lymou th aup-porta the position of the P lymou th -Can ton Commu-nity Schools adminis t ra t ion ," she said.

" T h e wooded area ia a beech-maple foreat of sig-nif icant quali ty and character s imilar to tha t found a t Mil ler Woods," she added. Because of tha t , and the woods ' location immediately nor th a n d adjacent to the existing 147-acre Township Golf Course and Park , deeding the woods to P lymou th Townahip "would serve the greater good,'" Keen-McCar thy said.

Dr. Ann LaFond, a concerned homeowner who's worked to preserve the woods, told the school board t h a t the Glenview Homeowners Associat ion a n d the Beacon Civic Association support the proposal.

T h e plan was approved by t h e school board 5-1 last week, with Trus tee Carl Bat t ishi l l dissent ing. "Our coffers will be shorted," he said. " T h a t ' s mon-ey tha t won' t be at our disposal ."

F u n d s from land sales can ' t be spen t for operat ing purposes . Land sale revenues are ea rmarked for

' property acquisition and building. " P l y m o u t h Townahip will own the wooda; tha t 'a

the key thing," said Trus tee Dean Swartzwelter. " T h i s is a win, win, win si tuat ion t h a t came as the result of a lot of work." '

Anulewicz said th is is a case of governmental un i t s put t ing egos and personal i t ies as ide and "looking at each other 's needs to do someth ing for the taxpayer. Pulled on both sides, t h e individual un i t s of government were able to look a t Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer at the end of the t ab le a n d achieve someth ing tha t took their needs into account ."

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T h e P l y m o u t h Rotary Club hae taken Daniel Caudill under its wing.

"We're going to follow him through his life," said Jerry T r u m p k a , soon-to-be chai rman of the Rota-ry's Service to the Handicapped Commit tee .

When Danie l ' s story appeared in the Observer April 29, an a n o n y m o u s resident provided the 3'/j-year-old P l y m o u t h resident with a special three-wheel bike. T h e bicycle helps Daniel, who has spi-na bifida a n d is paralyzed from the waist down, to ride using his hands .

But t h a t was jus t the start . Area res idents re-cently bui l t t he family a special r a m p to allow Daniel easy access in his wheelchair in a n d out of the house.

The P l y m o u t h Rotary Foundat ion also approved buying what is called a STAR CAR for Daniel . It s a hand-propel led cart with detachable adul t -he ight push handle . T h e cart, which will coat $467, allows a child such as Daniel easier mobility.

The Rotary Foundat ion has received a lot of money in Danie l ' s name. "In the short te rm, you solve the needs of the family. But spina bif ida (a congenital defect in the development of the spine) is a l i fet ime problem," said Tom Kennedy, outgo-ing commit tee chai rman.

T h a t led member s of the Rotary hand icapped committee to ask the foundation to es tabl ish a fund in his name . "Bu t the Internal Revenue Ser-vice said a f u n d can ' t be for a specific person, ' ' Kennedy said.

The founda t ion then agreed to s tar t a fund for area residents with spina bifida. T h e money will be used to help Daniel and any others with the defect.

T h e commit tee also is working on h a v i n g a physi-cian or professor speak to members about sp ina bifida.

T h e commit tee isn ' t s topping there. Beginning in August , it will begin an effort to solicit idle or u n u s e d handicapped equ ipment within the Plym-ou th -P lymou th Townsh ip communi ty .

"We ' re in the infancy stages of th is thing. ' ' T r u m p k a said.

But the idea is to ma tch those with equipment needs with those who no longer need the equip-ment . " W e hope to get a good network going." T r u m p k a said.

Commi t t ee members don' t want to take in equ ipment and let it sit . They are trying to work both sides of the coin. All equ ipment taken in will be repaired, if necessary, and cleaned.

If you have equ ipmen t or a physical need for equ ipment , contact T r u m p k a dur ing bus iness hours, 454-4130, or Kennedy, 455-5649.

T h e commit tee also received approval to spend $3,400 to buy and make available an au tomated security, communica t ions and environmental con-trol sys tem for a mul t ip le sclerosis victim.

T h e first to use the system will be P lymouth resident Nancy Bobcean, who is a quadriplegic from mul t ip le sclerosis. "We are offering her the computer system to make her life more comfort-able ," Kennedy said. She is the wife of Mel Bob-cean, owner of Mel's Golden Razor, Plymouth.

One of the final projects of the 1992-93 budget year ia a $570 donat ion of 20 full baseball un i forms to the P lymouth -Can ton Special Olympics.

"Our charge is to service handicapped people in the P lymou th communi ty . " Kennedy said. We come in with as many different ways to serve them as we can th ink of."

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The P l y m o u t h Township su-pervisor has asked firefighter* to give back a 4 percent pay raise for one year, bu t they 've voted down the request.

Supervisor Ka th l een Keen-McCarthy said her request waa sparked by concern over a t ight township budget .

"I asked t h e m to do it for 12 months effective whenever they would decide, ' she said.

"The townah ip ia making all these efforts to balance the budg-et and the firefighter* certalniy negotiated the i r contract in good faith But t h a t was before It waa known how dif f icul t the budget was." she aaid

The three-year contract with the firefighter* union waa negoti-ated before McCar thy waa elected and ia u p Ma^ch 31, 1996. T h e

contrac t cells for a 4 percent raise each year.

" W e bargained in good faith is wha t we told them, we d idn ' t cre-a te the problem," said J i m Haar, p res iden t of the union represent-ing the townships 17 firefighter*.

Hea r said the union has pro poeed a poeaible compromise — loaning the township government par t of the negotiated raise, then get t ing it beck later with interest a n d the promise of pu t t ing a mil-lage in creese before voters in 1994.

" W e have heard no response, H a a r aaid. "Wa're willinf to look a t o ther ideaa."

He apeculated tha t the request for a give-back ia a symbol to o ther employee unions now in cont rac t negotiations with the t ownah ip adminis t ra t ion

Unions representing four D P W e m p l o y s * and 17 police officer*,

whose contracts expired Dec. 31, are now in contract negotiat ions with the township adminis t ra-t ion.

McCar thy said about 20 non-unionized township employees have agreed to no pay raise for 1993

" I th ink I am consis tent in ask-ing all of the employees to work together to solve the financial sit-ua t ion in the townahip to deliver a consis tent message tha t we are work ing t o g e t h e r . " M c C a r t h y said.

In other action to t r im the budget , the township admin i s t r a -t ion has propoeed main ta in ing a hir ing freeae, closing the th i rd fire s tat ion, reducing expenaea, elimi-na t ing three firefighter and two police positions, and levying a 1 percent property tax edmin i s t ra t ion fee

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letter, which will make • c*M — including community demograph-ics — for a full «ervice facility.

Why doesn't Canton with its more than 60,000 people have its own post office? "Tha t ' s what we would like to know," aaid com-mittee member Carol Felker, a former post office manager.

Budgetary concerns are the most obvious hurdle to overcome in getting a post office. Residents c an rest assured a new facility, fi-nanced by the U.S. Postal Ser-vice. will not cost them in local

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tax dollars. "We will try to minimize the

budget inconvenience." Felker said. "We will show what it costs

in overtime with the carriers hav-ing to come out here (from Wayne-Westland)."

Logistics is also an issue. Rich-

ardson told the committee that the Wayne-Weatland post office ia already crowded. "She aaid they don't have room for one more Canton route," Felker aa id

With a new full service post off-ice, the postal transportation net-work, including the big trucks that deliver the mail, would have to be changed, she added.

The committee will hit all an-gles necessary in getting the post office. Not only has Canton with its burgeoning populstion come of age, but demand for postal ser-vices has increased from both the

residential and business sectors. Felker aa id

That ' s not to mention that other communities, many smaller than Canton, have full aervice post offices. In Wayne County, Canton ranks fourth in populs-tion with only Detroit, Livonia, Westland and Taylor exceeding it. Novi falls in line after Canton with 24,048 population and it has a full service poet office, according to committee data.

In the surrounding area, the following communities have full service post offices: Belleville

with a population of 3,270; Gar-den City, 31346; Plymouth, 9,560; Plymouth Townahip, 23,646.

"The fact that Canton is a township has nothing to do with it," Felker said. "Canton needs a home for its carriers."

Also on the committee's priori-ty list ia a transportation service, particularly for senior adults and people with handicaps; a newspa-per office; major hotels with ban-quet facilities; and consolidstion of school districts. Canton hat. three: Plymouth-Canton, Wayne Westland and Van Buren.

Audit says county should tighten control of vehicle fleet

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that wishes others with whom she served would be there, too.

"I was just surprised by this. To be in Malta in 1942 and to be -itill alive 53 years later. A lot of ^•eople who should have that cross h re now dead.

Petrykowski was with the St. •John's Ambulance Brigade as a voluntary aide detachment. She worked mostly in the 90th Gener-al Hospital where she tended to members of the Royal Navy, Army and Air Force.

She knew nothing of the honor atxjut to be bestowed until her brother. Henry Fenech, who re-

mains in Malta, wrote to her and sent a copy of a newspaper. The story was about the medals to be awarded and in the middle of the page was a photograph of her and the other VAD nurses she worked with.

Petrykowski will leave for Washington July 1 with her three daughters, Gloria and Anna Mar-ie of Canton and Elaina of Plym-outh. They will stay most of the week and take in the capital. "My daughters said, 'Mom, this is an honor. If dad were alive, he'd say go.' "

But she doesn't want people to

think she deserves this honor more than anyone else who served the Allies during the war. "My husband, he has his medals," Petrykowski said, pointing to sev-en medals nestled in a frame.

Still, Petrykowski has her medals, too. She has the 1939-45 Star, the Africa Star and the George VI War Medal. But the medals are neatly tucked away.

Petrykowski's Canton home re-mains true to her heritage of fami-ly, religion and memories of a time in history that brought out the worst and best in people. She can show you photographs from

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The senior citizen nutrition pro-gram will serve these hot meals the week of June 28. Meals will be served at noon at Tonquish Creek Manor. 1160 Shenc/an. in Plymouth (453-9703) and at 11 30 a.m. at the Canton Recre-ation Center. 44237 Michigan Ave. (397-5444).

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-0rommm^Cnhlpyininn will nir- MerthviUa the graduation ceremonies of Northville, Plymouth Salem and Plymouth Canton High Schools. These events can be seen on WLOC Channel 8 on the follow-ing dates and times:

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Petrykowski waa born in the United States, but her parents wanted to return to Malta, their

homeland. "When war broke out, the whole family stayed," she sa id

The family — except for brother Henry — returned to the United States in 1947. She met Leonard Petrykowski here, mar-ried, and the couple raised their children on St. Hedwig's in De-

troit. "When you are 71, i t 's a good

feeling when you think back," Petrykowski sa id "The island was in the middle of the Mediter-ranean. It was bombed day and night; the airports, the docks. But they couldn't break the Maltese spirit."

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A recently released audit of the management of Wayne County's fleet of 447 vehicles charges the county administration under Ex-ecutive Edward McNamara with sloppy record keeping that opens the door for abuse of county vehi-cle privileges.

McNamara 's chief of staff, Da-vid Katz, said there are "a lot of half t ru ths" in the audit, but the administration will work with the county commission to improve its management of the county vehicle fleet.

Auditor General Ramona Hen-derson's chief recommendation is that the county should establish or designate an office that would be responsible for keeping track of all county vehicles. Currently, the report says, each department of the county has sole control over the operation and purchase of its own vehicles.

Among the audit 's conclusions are:

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Exhibit A here seems to be the purchaae of 25 Jeep Grand Chero-kee Larados and lease of five extra fancy Jeep Grand Cherokee Lim-iteds for Metro Airport. The re-port says that the bid specifica-tions on that contract "were determined by airport personnel and approved by individuals cur-rently assigned Jeep Grand Cher-okee Limiteds."

The report says the bid specifi-cations were "designed around the Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited and Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo (instead of) designed around the need and requirements of the di-

• Wayno County Com-mlssloaor Thaddoas McCottor, R-Uvoala, a mam bar of tiio cow-mission's audit cow-mlttoo, will rosoarcH the vohlclo situation furthar and wrfta an appropriate ordi-nance.

vision or department" that would use the vehicle.

The audit report suggests that bid specifications for vehicle pur-chases be drawn up by a separate office of the county with input from the county agency that will ultimately use the vehicle. B Wayne County has no mecha-nism to periodically review mile-

age reimbursements to employees who drive their own cars on coun-ty business. In 1992 the county paid $1.8 million in mileage reim-bursements to 1,405 employees, 70 of whom received more than $5,000 each. One fellow claimed $11,000. B Reporting is sketchy on county vehicles involved in traffic acci-

dents. There were 150 accidents with county vehicles Last year, the report says, with one employee in-volved in seven of them and an-other employee involved in five. Nineteen employees were in-volved in two accidenta.

"The majority of these reports were incomplete, and we were un-able to determine the type of vehi-cle driven or any corrective ac-tion," the report says. "Forty-six percent of the accident reports did not indicate the city or county in which the accident occurred."

Katz said tha t this part of the audit report is very misleading. County employees who prove to be dangerous drivers are, in fact, disciplined and sometimes have their county-car driving privileges revoked.

County commissioner Thad-deus McCotter, R-Livonia, a member of the commission's au-dit committee, has been told to research the vehicle situation fur-ther and write an appropriate or-dinance.

McCotter said he doesn't be-lieve anyone was consciously trying to rip off taxpayers by abusing vehicle privileges. "I

don't th ink there's any conapira-cy," he said. "I t 's not because they had bad intentions."

Katz aaid McNamara plans to "cooperate fully" with McCotter and fix legitimate problems iden-tified in the audit .

M c C o t t e r n o t e s t h a t McNamara 's people took a long time to release much of the vehi-cle information, probably because the records are so spotty, but maybe because they thought au-dit committee chairwoman Susan Hubbard, D-Dearborn, was inter-ested only in scoring political points against McNamara.

"I 'm not going to approach it as a political issue, but as a policy-issue," McCotter said.

Of Wayne County's 447 vehi-cles. excluding trucks and special-ty vehicles, 160 are cars, 187 vans, 93 four-wheel-drives and seven suburbans.

Metro airport has 118 assigned vehicles with 15 cars. 35 vans, 62 4x4s and six suburbans.

The sheriff s department has 94 vehicles in all, 33 of th^m as-signed to the drug enforcement unit.

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T h e E .J . McClendon E d u c a -t ional Center is at 454 S. Harvey in downtown Plymouth .

Historical Society plans quilt raffle

T h e Canton His tor ica l Society will hold a qui l t raff le to benefit t h e Bar t le t t H o u s e restoration. T icke ts ($1) will be sold Saturday a n d Sunday du r ing Liber ty Fest

at the C H S table in the Commu-nity Service Organizations ' tent . Drawing is Sunday at 4 p.m. Winner need not be present .

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Many homeowners use gypsum to break u p the clay when plant-ing bu t i t ' s not a good idea. "Gyp-s u m is calcium. They are adding it t o soil t h a t is m a d e from lime-s tone . " Lime is no better. It changes the ph level in the alka-line clay soil to levels which are dangerous to p lan ts , Bricault said.

Compost is the answer. " I t ' s amazing what it does for the soil " he added.

Don't l imit compost to grass clippings. Throw in vegetable peelings, egg shells a n d cover the mixture to prevent wetness . Tu rn it over regularly to keep oxygen in it. Don' t forget to balance the compost two par t s brown (such as leaves) material to one par t green.

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a n d P r e s t o n B r a t t o suggest mound ing the root ball . "Dig the hole wider, bu t not deeper than one-half or two- th i rds the size of t h e bal l ," Pres ton B r a t t o said.

M a n y homeowners dig out the bot tom of the hole a n d fill it with_ other mater ia l , inc lud ing dirt and peat moss. "We ' re f ind ing people like to dig a huge hole a n d change t h e soil. W h a t they do is create a bucke t , " Bricaul t said .

Some experts disagree with how to p lant . One though t is to fill the s ides of the hole — not the bot-

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ROMRT L. SIELAFF

Services for Rober t L. Sielaff, 73, of Livonia were Tuesday , J u n e 22, at Lola Park Lu the ran Church, Redford. Bur ia l was in Grand Lawn Cemetery .

He was born Ju ly 6, 1919 in De-troit. He died Friday, J u n e 18, in Sinai Hospi ta l . He lived eight years in Livonia a n d formerly lived in Redford a n d Detroit . He retired in 1984 as a mailer in the circulation d e p a r t m e n t at the De-troit Free Press . He also worked for Detroi t T i m e s and Detroit News. He was a member of Lola Park L u t h e r a n Church .

He is survived by his wife, Doris V. Sielaff of Livonia; one son, Edward Sielaff of Livonia; one daughte r , Nancy Erickson of Superior , Wis.; one sister, Shirley Nelson of P l y m o u t h and three

grandchi ldren . T h e Rev. Edward Zell Sr. offici-

a t ed the service. Ar rangements were made by Harry J . Will Fu-nera l Home, Livonia.

MARCCL O. M A I M Services for Marcel G. Masse , 80, of Wes t l and were Monday, J u n e 21, a t Prayer Bapt i s t Church , W e s t l a n d . Burial was in M o u n t H o p e Cemetery, Livonia.

H e was b o m J u n e 20, 1912 in Sandwich , Ontario, C a n a d a . He d ied Friday, J u n e 18, i n West-l and . He was retired as a cab driv-er. H e was a member of Prayer B a p t i s t Church.

H e is survived by his wife. F r a n c e s Masse of Wes t l and ; two sons , T e d Masse of C a n t o n and Michae l Masse of M o u n t Pleas-

ant , Tenn. ; three daughters, J o a n Kuczek of Englewood, Colo., Vicky Kuczek of Plymouth and J a n e t Middle ton of West land; a n d 11 grandchildren.

T h e Rev. Larry Bartlet t offici-ated the service. Memorial contri-bu t ions may be given to the fami-ly. Arrangements were made by Vermeulen Memorial T rus t 100 Funeral Home, Westland.

n i r m M. m m * Services for R u t h M. Ritter, 60, of Wes t land were at noon today a t St. Richard Catholic Church, West land. Burial was in Michi-gan Memorial Park, Flat Rock.

She was born June 20, 1933 in Detroit . She died Sunday, J u n e 20, in Livonia. She lived in the West land community for many

years. She was an executive with Ford Motor C o m p a n y for 30 years. She retired in 1989.

She is survived by her husband, Theodore M. Ri t ter of West land; two daughters, S a n d r a M. Michie of Canton and Suze t t e A. Ti-moszyk of Wes t land; one son, Ted M. Rit ter J r . of Delray Beach, F l a ; five grandchi ldren; a n d four sisters, Naomi H u h n of Merced, Calif., Merryann F r a n k l i n of Reno, Nev., April Leh r of Belle ville and Lonnie J . S t evens of West land.

T h e Rev. Leonard Par tensky officiated the service. Memorial contr ibut ions may be given to American Hear t Associa t ion or given in the form of M a s s cards Arrangements were m a d e by Ver-meulen Memorial T r u s t 100 Fu-neral Home, W e s t l a n d .

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torn against the clay base — with o t h e r m a t e r i a l s , p a r t i c u l a r l y Canad ian peat , dir t or compost . Another thought is to use the ex-is t ing soil p lus an organic mater i -al, such as compost .

Whatever method you choose, don ' t dig too deep. T h e m o u n d should be above the grass. And if you're p lan t ing where you usual ly use lawn sprinklers , mound the tree even higher, Preston Bra t to said.

" T h e ball should be rest ing on someth ing that won't d rop ," she added .

Watering tips Pres ton Bra t to has some water-

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Volunteers are needed for the 1993 Michigan Tas teFes t Ju ly 2-4 in the New Cente r area of Detroit on West G r a n d Boulevard be-tween Woodward and the Lodge Freeway.

More than 40 of Mich igan ' s fin-es t r e s t au ran t s and wineries will be offering " t a s t e s " of the i r speci-a l t i e s while many local a n d na-t iona l enter ta iners t reat the crowd to s o u n d s that make t h e m fan fa-

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your yard a n d your lawn spr ink-ling habi t s . Remember tha t ever-greens don ' t like large a m o u n t s of water. When you buy a tree, ask a b o u t i t s character is t ics .

"Trees are living things. They are never perfect ," Preston Bra t to said. " W h e n you're looking at a forest, you're not looking at each tree."

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Detroi t Metropol i tan Airport carr ies a world class t raff ic load. By the end of the century, it will have world class facilities, say the W a y n e County officials who run it.

"Me t ro was buil t in 1956, but it has never been modernized a l though there has been a lot of facel i f t ing," County Executive Edward H. M c N a m a r a told the Sou theas t Michigan Council of Governments .

A i r p o r t m a n a g e r R o b e r t Braun detai led with slides the cons t ruc t ion program tha t will make Metro, located south of I-94 in Romulus , generate 9,000 new jobs by the year 2000: • A four th nor th-south parallel runway, th i s one of 10,000 feet, able to handle world class air-l iners. (Already Metro has 10 f l ights to Tokyo, and its traffic vo lume doubled to 10 million passengers between 1982 and 1992.) It is under construct ion.

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terpret ive Area. T h e 1,000-acre park will have canoe trai ls , fish-ing piers and eques t r ian trails. • $200 million worth of efforts to mitigate noise, inc luding a redesigned flight pa t te rn , noise berms and purchase of ad jacen t lands.

" I t will all be done with reve-nues from the airport . No tax dollars are used," said Braun .

Already th is year passenger t raff ic IB up 16 percent, he said. Metro is 17th in the U.S. in air-line operations, 13th in the n u m b e r of people and 22nd in cargo.

Wayne County also owns Willow Run Airport in nearby Ypsi lant i which hand le s much cargo traffic.

T h e a i r p o r t p r e s e n t a t i o n highlighted S E M C O G ' s annua l meeting, dur ing which delegates from 132 member governments in seven count ies approved a long list of deficient t raff ic cor-ridors without d issent .

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— the allocation of t ranspor ta -t ion money — under the new f ede ra l I n t e r m o d a l S u r f a c e Transpor t a t ion Efficiency Act ( ISTEA).

I S T E A has raised S E M C O G from a council of governments voluntar i ly doing long range p lann ing to an operat ing gov-e rnment . In recent mon ths , Oak land County a n d Detroit have challenged S E M C O G ' s de-legate appor t ionmen t sys tem — essent ia l ly , one government , one vote, with a few except ions for large un i t s .

But S E M C O G ' s bylaws com-mittee, chaired by Wayne Coun-ty Probate Judge Mil ton Mack, said the diff icul ty of the task " h a s discouraged major changes to the cur ren t voting s t ruc ture . ' ' His panel recommended "no change" bu t said it " r e m a i n s active seeking a so lu t ion to equi ty in S E M C O G ' s voting s t ruc ture . "

Mack 's report was received wi thout comment .

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" I 've seen great change, most of it for the bet ter ," said Richard Rudnick i , 62, a S E M C O G dele-gate since he took office as drain c o m m i s s i o n e r of L i v i n g s t o n Coun ty in 1973.

" I f irst came to S E M C O G be-cause of the Clean Water Act. We had no representat ioin from Liv-ingston County in pu t t ing togeth-er the regional sewer map. No one was looking out for our county ' s best in te res t s . "

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est in regional affairs . Only 36 percent of i ts governmental un i t s (eight of 22) belong to the regional p lann ing agency, the second poor-est showing of any m e m b e r coun-ty.

Rudnicki worked his way u p the SEMCOG ranks th rough wa-ter qual i ty and env i ronmenta l commit tees . His election T h u r s -

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• ARMY STAFF M T . JAMES S. HALKY,

a m e m b e r of the 25th In fan t ry Di-vision (Light) at Schofield Bar-racks, O a h u , Hawaii has re turned from a t r a in ing exercise to the Jo in t Read iness T ra in ing Center ( J R T C ) , Fort Chaffee, Fort Smi th , Ark. Haley, a combat engineer, is the son of Barba ra Moebs of P lymou th . His wife is T a m m y , daugh te r of Louise Nelson of Dix-on, Mo. T h e sergeant is a 1982 g radua te of T h e Leelana Schools, Glen Arbor.

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A n e w p e r s p e c t i v e

Former principal helps out in jungles of Belize By M.B. Dillon STAFF Warren

Belize. J u s t the n a m e of th is Cent ra l American count ry atirs images of a tropical Mecca where a vacat ioner can loll in a ham-mock, conf ident t h e skies will be suAny, t h e air wa rm a n d dry, and the pa lm trees swaying, beckon-ing noisy, colorful par ro ts and toucans .

B u t un l ike m a n y who travel to the t iny country bordered by Mex-ico, G u a t e m a l a a n d the Carib-bean, George Dodson and Zack Hal l know f i r s thand what i t 's like to live in third-world Belize.

George Dodson is the retired l o n g t i m e pr inc ipa l of Smi th School. He now offers his services as a counselor with P lymouth-Canton adult educat ion .

Recently, he discovered his grandson Zack of Gras s Lake had a chance to travel with a church group to Belize. It was OK with Zack's parents for the i r son to go if g rampa was will ing to accompa-ny him. George went . He says he will never be the same.

" I ' m sure when many of us go to church, we give our money to the missions, bu t we really don' t know what h a p p e n s to t h a t mon-ey." said George, who used to wonder himself. George a n d Zack. along with more t h a n a dozen vol-unteers from the Fami ly Worship Center of Grass Lake a n d Pastor Dean Cormoney, were a t the dis-posal of Ernie a n d M a r t h a Al-dridge, originally f rom Tennessee .

W o r k i n g w i t h I n d i a n s

T h e t r ansp lan ted couple works with the Ketchi Ind ians , bui lding schools, churches a n d bridges and feeding the hungry at the i r settle-

men t on t h e Belize River. During t h e recent stay in Bel-

ize, the Michigan contingent put in 15-hour days , beginning at 5:30 a.m. when they were awakened by green parrots . They helped the Aldr idges wi th c o n s t r u c t i o n , hauling water , making cement and working with children.

"Ernie l i teral ly beat the jungle back, bu i ld ing schools and places for the kids to eat. He's a man of total fa i th a n d dedicat ion," said George, who ' s collecting money locally so t h a t Ernie and Mar tha can afford a well. Now, water mus t be carr ied from the river in buckets , u p t h e steep banks a n d for long d i s t ances . Many of the chi ldren, barefoot , carry water in bucke t s t h ree and four miles to school.

George a n d Zack both were tak-en with t h e Belizian people, the chi ldren in par t icular .

"The i r eyes are soft, and a lmost ques t ion ing all the t ime," said George. " T h e r e is something won-derful a b o u t t h e m . I don' t know if i t 's because they ' re so poor. But I t h ink of t h e m and their fu ture , and wha t will become of them. W h a t can they look forward to?"

L e a r n i n g t h e d i f f e r e n c e

Said Zack: "The re ' s such a dif-ference f rom Americans. They ' re so t h a n k f u l for whatever they have. T h e y ' r e t hank fu l for the riv-er. We w o u l d n ' t even think ot d r ink ing ou t of the river with cho-lera being a r o u n d . It 's jus t kind of amazing. T h o r u g h all of it, they always have a smile on their face. I never once saw any of them down."

Zack sa id a soccer game the Amer icans and Belizians played

The Grass Lake crew: Volunteers from Grass Lake's Family Worship Center, among them Zack Hall, grandson of Plymouth Township's George Dodson (second from right), helped build a church during a recent trip to Belize.

showed how different they are. "If the Bel izians made a mistake, they 'd laugh at it, where we'd be saying. 'Come on." They ' re fun to be around. They don ' t care about

advers i ty tha t they have placed upon them because of where they live. T h e y jus t kind of suck in a n d keep going," said Zack, a f resh-m a n at Grass Lake High School.

Religion is a ma jo r par t of their lives, he added.

"One of the th ings tha t keeps them going is their fai th toward God. They ' re on fire with Chris-

t ian i ty and beliefs. The re are more religions there than Chris-t iani ty. T h e whole experience

S e e BELIZE, 1IA

The Observer/ THURSDAY. J U N E 2 4 , 1 9 9 3 ( P . 0 1 1 A 2

Pals: Children in Belize think nothing of walking for m;les to school, often barefoot with buckets of water in tow.

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Belize from page 1 OA

made me a lot more t hank fu l for what I have," said Zack, who was intrigued by the rain forest, May-an ruins, monkeys, t igers, iguanas a n d t a r an tu l a s he saw in Belize and neighboring Gua temala .

T h e t r ip gave George a new per-spective, also.

"The tempera tu res were in the high 80s and 90s, and i t ' s so dry the ear th cracks open and the riv-er gets low," he said. T h e roads leave m u c h to be des i r ed . "They ' re full of holes, rocks and gravel. I t took u s one hour to go nine miles ," said George, who gave the Aldridges money to com-plete a roof and the Ind ians near-ly all the clothing he brought with him.

G o i n g b a c k

" T o jus t see those people and

their intelligence is something; we live in total luxury here," said George.

George is de termined to return to Belize to again offer his help to the Ketchi people. In the mean-t ime, he's collecting the $1,250 it will take for the Aldridges to dig a well. So far, he 's received contri-bu t ions from Plymouth-Canton Super in tenden t J o h n Hoben, ad-minis t ra tor Pat O'Donnell , Dr. Norman Eps te in of Ann Arbor, C l in t F o r e m a n of P lymouth Townsh ip , and educator J im "Doc" Doyle.

Zack said he enjoyed jus t being with his grandfa ther . "He taught me a lot of lessons. I was for-t u n a t e enough I d idn ' t have to make mistakes; I could learn jus t being with him. I enjoyed that a

lot, a n d a n d I'll never forget it. Everyone enjoyed him. Even the pas tor rel ied on him qui te a few t imes to b r ing order back."

George sa id it was a learn ing experience for him, too. "I learned the impor tance of educat ion in the deve lopment of a nat ion. I t ' s in the fabr ic of what we are. Our founding fa ther realized t h a t you need higher schools of learning to build a great country. I t h i t s me acutely, because I see what ' s hap-pening. T h e y are in the process of bui ld ing a nation; they're bui ld-ing a coun t ry . "

T h e experience also rekindled George's appreciat ion of chi ldren. "I miss the kids (at S m i t h School) to th i s day. "If people would j u s t take a second look a t chi ldren, they 'd be happier ."

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_Ienry Ford Health System in co-operation with the Detroit Zoolog-ical Society's "Dinosauria" exhib-it focuses on nutrition, skin care and health choices.

The Kroger Co. will open the door to a "Supermarket for Kids," which features items found in a real store, a checkout aisle and shopping carts as well a9 produce, grocery and drugstore sections. A $1 donation lets children ages 3-12 shop at the market and receive $2 in play money to spend in the store. Trial size, single pack items and other products suited for small hands will be available. The store is designed to make it fun for children while teaching the value of money and shopping. Proceeds go to CATCH Caring Athletes Team for Chidlren's and Henry Ford Hospitals.

The husband-and wife team of Allynn Gooen, the Balloon Man and Annie Hickman, the Bug Lady will perform along with Wendy Brackman "The Paper Plate Picasso" who entertains while she snips and folds paper plates into hats, masks, costumes and anything imaginable.

David Parker, the "Pied Piper of Sign,' will do his "dance of the hands" sign language at the fami-ly fest. Jokes and stores are mixed in with the music — all with a message of love, self-acceptance and appreciation for the differenc-es in society.

The family fest is held in con-j u n c t i o n w i t h t h e " S t a r Spandlged Southfield Festival." The event is presented by HAP and the city of Southfield Parks and Recreation Depar tment

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CANTON

Restricted parking

A t 11 a.m., Friday, June 25, until 9 a.m., Sunday, June 27, Canton police will prohi-bit parking on the shoulders of Canton

Center Road, Palmer to Proctor, and on Proctor, from Canton Center westbound, during the Liber-ty Fest.

Because of the traffic volume expected for the fireworks display after dark Saturday, police will close southbound Canton Center Road, from Cherry Hill to Proctor. Northbound Canton Cen-ter Road will be closed from Palmer to Proctor. The road will be closed 10:30-11:15 p.m.

Open house

Plymouth-Can ton Jaycees will sponsor an open house at 7 p.m. Monday, June 28, a t the Plymouth Landing.

The open house is for residents and businesses to meet and learn more about the Jaycees. The Jaycees is a community service organization tha t promotes individual and professional develop-ment through community service.

For more information, contact the Jaycee hot-line at 453-8407.

Edison along Ridge

Detroit Edison crews will do maintenance work and some tree trimming in an ease-ment along the west side of Ridge Road,

between Warren and Joy roads. Edison crews will place stakes in the easement

this week because the addition of new wiring in the area requires some utility poles to be moved or replaced. Poles will be placed along existing lines.

P-C High lists '93 graduates Plymouth Canton High School

held commencement ceremonies at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor Sun-day, June 13.

Class of 1993 graduates include the following:

Chad J. Adamus, Michelle L. Ag-domy, Shazia Ahmed, Vinay Ahuja, Matthew W. Albere, Nicole C. Alqui-za, James P. Altmann, Heather O. Amos, Michael B. Andersen, Christie L. Anderson, Heather E. Anderson, Kenneth W. Anderson, Ryan J. An-derson, Sarah E. Ankofski, Lara M. Antczak, Angela M. Anthony, Joseph P. Anzalone, Michael A. Applegate, Mark A. Armstrong, Lisa A. Atwell.

Takehiro Babasaki, Scott E. Ba-but, Eric Y. Baden, {Catherine E. Bahr, Henry L. Bahrou, Dyan M. Bailey, Colleen S. Baker, Kimberly J. Balcom, Ban dace R. Banners, Chris-topher S. Barker, Alisa J . Bar 1 age, Matthew A. Barr, Mark D. W. Barry, Jonathan A. Bartush, Michael A. Bastien', Selena J. Bastine, John R. Bauman, Erica M. Bazman, Joshua E. Beattie, Kenneth M. Beauchamp, James M. Beaudry, Phill ip Beccaccio, Scott M. Belasco, John A. Bell, Craig K. Benedict, Matt C. Berres.

Tahira A. Bharoocha, Daryl R. Bi-allas, Matthew L. Bialobrzeski, Leon B. Black Kelley S. Blancke, Brittany E. M. Blase, Scott A. Boersma, Bryan Bogater, Michael T. Boland, Adam P. Bourque, Marty A. Boyatt, Lisa J. Boyer, Christopher L. Bray, April M. Brian, James M. Brook^ns, Melissa A. Brooks, Susan E. Broschay, Keith D. Brown, Laura S. Brown, Matthew C. Brown, Terri L. Brown, Robert J . Buntine, Eric

sante, Christopher P. Chirpka, Don-ald T . Choi, Paul J . Christensen, Laura Y. Ciantar, Rebecca L. Cifaldi, Can dice E. Clark, Craig Clement, Melanie Renee Cline, Christina A. Clinton, Jason M. Cohen, Kimberly A. Colangelo, Mark R. Col burn, Damon 0 . Collier, Christopher J. Col-lins, Christopher D. Comito, Daniel B. Comito, Brian M. Comstock, Col-leen M. Connell, Ryan M. Connor, Kelly L. Conrad, Mary K. Cook, Kris-tyn J. Corp, E m m a Cotter, Ryan W. Cox, Amy D. Creighton, Owen B. Crosby, Michael P. Crumley, Jason M. (Cunningham

Steven A. Dale, Matthew W. Dalui-sio, Jennifer C. Danely, Christopher S. Danowski, Scott R. Daubner, Melissa L. Davis, Todd J. Davis, Thomas G. DeGiorgio, Jonathan R. DeKiere, An astasia H. Demergis, Marc A. Dempster, Jill E. Dennison, Matthew K. Dialak, Neil J . Dixon, Richard W. Dockery, Kayode C. Docks, Penny L. Donaldson, Kristen M. Downarowicz, Shelley W. Downs, Kristen A. Drauss, Karrie L. Drin-khahn, Amy B. Durham.

Lisa L. Ebere, Jeremy S. Edwards, Holley P. Engel, Carlos A. Escurel Jr.

Victor S. Faris, SueAnn M. Farris, John W. Ferrell, Tamara J. Filas, Jenifer D. Finnegan, Mark C. Fioren-zi, Matthew J . Firestone, Ryan W. Fisher, Michele M. Fliss, Scott D. Fohey, Ryan D. Fordham, Angela M. Fountain, Richard C. Fournier Jr., Jessica L. Frank, Darren A. Frentner, Jeffrey L. Fuerst.

Ajeet Y. Gaekwad, John C. Garvin,

deth, Gregory P. Guignard, Paul J. Cumber.

Kristen L Hack, Beth A. Hal-mekangas, Seth D. Halstead, Michael E. Hamemik , Karl F. Hanson, Donny R, Harder Jr., Neil A. Haremski, Tr is ta D. Hart, Jeanne T. Hartnet t , Rebecca M. Hattner, Jeffrey S. Haw-ley, Brian C. Hayes, Michael J. Hayes, Edward P. Hayter, David C. Hedrick, Jennifer M. Heffner, Ryan J . Henkel, Joseph G. Herlihy, Corey J . Hill, Hunter S. Hinchcliff, Matthew F. Hincher, Dwayne E. Hindman, Troy M. Hinote, Matthew Hofmann, Albert I. Hollingsworth, Kelly A. Holmes, Misty L. Honeycutt, Gary G. Hopkins, Matthew E. Horn, Brenda S. Howard, Carrie M. Howe, Donna C. Howe, Eric T. Hulett, Joey A. Hull, Chad A. Hunter, Nicole L. Hu-pert, Jill M. Hupenbauer, Leah M. Hutko.

Laura A. Isom, Mariola Jackowski, Glenn A. Jakubus, Rebecca M. Jar-dine,Chad D. JohnBon, Christopher T. Johnson, Jeremy W. Johnson, Re-becca L. Johnson.

April L. Karr, Renee M. Kassa, John M. Kassees, Melissa D. Keith, Neil T. Keith, Scott B. Keller, Renee L. Kemp, Nathaniel D. Ketcham, Karina M.- Kilpelainen, Amanda L. Kimball, Holly E. Kimball, Andrew C. King, Amy L. Kinns, Carrie L. Kioski, Jesse J. Kippola, Michelle L. Kisil, Courtney A. Kissman, David W. Kline, Stacey K. Knopek, Kimber-ly S. Koby, Christopher J. Konkel, Y. Catherine Koshizawa, Maria N. Ko-vac, Mark E. Koziol, Sheryl A. Ko-zub, Michael M. Kruczek, Jason W.

Lafferty, Steven M. Landelius, Aimee R. Lanzon, J axed A. Law, Diana M. Lawhorn, T imothy E. Layman , Janet te O. Leahu, Michelle M. Lee, Scott T. Lefurgy, Benjamin R. Lem-on, Erica S. Lesniak, Tracy L. Ligner, Christopher V. Lindman, Jason T. Lindman, David M. Lingenfelser, Brent S. Lumsden.

Kathryn L. MacRae, Dana E. Mackie, Michelle R. Magers, Dawn M. Maki, Amber N. Mandry, Mi-chelle L. Marchewka, Ryan J . Marulis, Daniel D. Mashni, Shelby Mathew, Carla Maura, Wendy J . Mayer, Amy E. Mayo, Jus t in L. McClain, Gary A. McCombs, Larry J . McCune Jr., Jennifer E. McQonell, Daniel M. McGuire Jr., Ryan L. McKigney, Shawn R. McNamara, E r i c I . M c N e i l l , S o n y a M. McWhirter, Rebecca A. McWilliams, Kevin W. Meiselbach, Audrey A. Meissner, Eric J. D. Meszaros, Mi-chelle L. Metzger.

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Y O U R G U I D E T O E V E N T S I N A N D A R O U N D C A N T O N

SPECIAL EVENTS

: CONCERT T h e first free concert of Thu r sday Night S u m m e r Series, sponsored by Canton Townsh ip Pa rks and Recre-ation Services and Was te Management — Woodland Meadows Landfi l l will take place at 7:30 p.m. Ju ly 8 at Heri tage Park Amphi thea te r in Can ton Township . Spirit of America B a n d will per-form at the opening show. Lawn chai rs and blankets welcome. Refreshments and concession will be available. 397-5110.

• FARMERS' MARKET Open-ai r market offers f ru i ts , vegetables and flo-wers 7:30 a.m. to noon Sat-urdays through Oct. 16 in T h e Gather ing across from Kellogg Park in Plymouth. 453-1540.

• MUSJC-IN-THE-PARK Concerts are held at noon Wednesdays in Kellogg Park in downtown Plymouth.

• POETRY LOVERS Plymouth Poets on Parade offers its first in a series of six poetry readings, 7-9 p.m. tonight at the Outback Cap-puc inno Bar on Main Street. Tonigh t ' s reader is Don Lytle from Clarkston; open rajkw.r*a4jn

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• POOLS NEEDED Plymou th YMCA needs pools, one to two hours a day, to conduct swim pro-grams. Those donating a pool will receive free instruc-tion. 453-2904.

• JAYCEES OPEN HOUSE Plymouth -Can ton residents and bus iness people are in-vited to an open house at 7 p.m. Monday at the Plym-outh Landing, 340 S. Main Street .

• AMUSEMENT TICKETS Canton P a r k s and Recre-at ion Services offers dis-count t ickets to area amuse-men t p a r k s and a t t rac t ions 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Mon-day-Friday, 1150 S. Canton Center Road . 397-5110,,

meets 9 a .m.-5 p.m. a t Plym-ou th T o w n s h i p Park (Ann Arbor Tra i l and McClum-pha) . C a m p Tonqu i sh Cr i t te rs for children ages 3-6 meets a t the Grange Build-ing. 453-2904.

Supervised playground program for Canton kids ages 5-15 runs through Aug. 5 at var ious parks. Canton Parks and Recreation, 397-5110.

First session for Salva-tion Army summer day camp r u n s through Ju ly 16. 2nd session is July 26-Aug. 20. Three locations. 453-8480.

• PLYMOUTH YMCA Swim lessons for ages 6 m o n t h s through 12 years are held in backyard pools be-ginning J u n e 28. (Adult wa-ter exercise is also offered). Other c lasses include gym-nast ics , T-ba l l skil ls/ league, Softball, cheerleading, soccer camp, karate , driver 's educa-tion, golf lessons, ar ts and crafts , introduct ion to dance for ages 4 a n d up, pre-school soccer, bu<3tiing beau ' s and babes. For other class list-ings call 453-2904.

• PARK PROGRAM Chi ldren may register for the P lymouth Recreation De-p a r t m e n t S u m m e r Park Program 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Fr iday beginning Ju ly 6 at four locations:

FOR KIDS • DAY CAMPS Day c a m p for Canton kids ages 5-15 is 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Fr iday through Aug. 6 at Heritage Park, beh ind the Canton Townsh ip Building, 1130 S. Canton Center Road. Regis-ter with Pa rks and Recre-ation, 397-5110.

C a m p Tonqu i sh Day C a m p for children ages 6-12

field tr ips. 455-6620.

• LEADERS CLUB Midd le school kids ages 11-15 may meet with nat ional YMCA program designed as a volunteer service organiza-tion. Meet ings are every other Tuesday . Next meet-ing is 7:30 p.m. J u n e 29 a t the P lymou th YMCA office, 248 S. Union. Call Colleen Anderson at the YMCA, 453-2904.

• REXDINO PROGRAM Regis t ra t ion continues for chi ldren ages 6-12 at Plym-outh Dis t r ic t Library, 223 S. Main Street , for the Sum-mer Read ing Program. Chil-dren 6 a n d younger may reg-ister for the Read-to-Me program. 453-0750.

CLASSES New Morning School offers classes Ju ly 5-Aug. 20 for children 3-14 years of age a t 14501 Haggerty Road, P lym-outh Township . Includes Discovery Days Classes, School Success Program, Science Camps and M a t h Camp. 420-3331.

qui rement . T o register or for t ou rnamen t information, 483-5600, Ext . 102.

P lymouth softball — For informat ion on men ' s or women's slow pi tch leagues call T o m Willet te, 455-6620, at City of P lymouth Pa rks and Recreat ion Depar tment .

• SOCCER Plymou th Pa rks and Recre-ation will register boys a n d girls ages 5-18 dur ing J u n e . 455-6620.

Canton Heat , Boys U14 Select, born af ter Ju ly 31, 1979, will hold t ryouts Fri-day a t Can ton Recreation Complex Field No. 2. Call Coach Bill Satterley, 397-3308 or Coordinator Bob Meyerand, 455-0598.

T r y - o i t s for Canton Str ikers, Li t t le Caesars Pre-mier U-14 for girls born af te r Ju ly 31, 1979 are 6 p.m. to-night at Canton Recreation Complex (CRC No. 2). For informat ion call Coach Mike Gulkewicz, 453-0984.

• T-BALL LEAWJE Plymouth YMCA league meets at Miller School Field. League 2 begins Ju ly 31 (register by Ju ly 12). 453-2904.

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B PCAC ART CLASSES T h e week of J u n e 21 will mark the beginning of sum-mer ar ts classes offered a t the PCAC. 455-5260.

FOR YOUR HEALTH B BLOOO DRIVE American Red Cross, Four Bears Water Park and W N I C - F M 100.3 welcome donors 9 a.,m.-3 p.m. J u l y 3 at var ious locations. In Can-ton, Westgate Plaza, 6700 Canton Center Road. Ap-po in tmen t s , 1-800-582-4383 or 494-2800.

B WEIGHT WATCHERS Plymouth: 5:45 p.m. Thur s -days, P l y m o u t h Cul tura l Center, 525 Farmer . Canton: F&M Can ton Shopping Cen-ter, 42043 Ford a t Lilley. 553-3232 or 1-800-487-4777.

B ADULT CARE Foster care is needed for adu l t s with men ta l retarda-tion. Call 455-8880 in Wayne County .

B BIKERS Join the Wes t l and Cycling Club and bike ride west a n d north of P l y m o u t h 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays from the Plym-outh Library parking lot. 464-4165.

B WALKERS Group walks are 10 a.m. Monday-Fr iday at St. J o h n N e u m a n n Church , 44800 Warren Road in Canton, 455-9042.

EDUCATION B PRESCHOOL Registrat ion:

Lit t le L a m b s Co-op, a t Chris t the Good Shepherd Lu theran Church , 42690 Cherry Hill , Canton . 981-0286.

Willow Creek Cooperative Preschool, 5835 N. Sheldon, Canton, 459-4318.

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A e B a l M fajihat School, 1343 P e n n i m a n , P lymouth . Call Sue Berg, 453-0460.

St. Michael Chris t ian School a n d Pre-School. Latchkey program available. 459-9720.

Creative Day Nursery School, at Can ton Free Method is t Church . 981-3990.

P L U S Preschool at Cen-tral Middle School, 650 Church, P lymouth . 451-6656.

B FREE CLASSES For non-high school gradu-ates, I B M t ra in ing and G E D training, P lymou th -Can ton Communi ty Educa t ion , 451-6555.

C A L E N D A R F O

B READIMB ASSISTANCE Free a d u l t tutoring and con-fidential ski l ls assessment . C o m m u n i t y Literacy Coun-cil, 451-6555.

VOLUNTEERS • CALL TO HELP Growth Works , 271 S. Main , P l y m o u t h , office work, 455-4095.

C h a m b e r s of Commerce in P l y m o u t h , 453-1540; Can-ton, 453-4040.

Alzheimer 's , to assis t with a d u l t day care program, 557-8277.

Mea l delivery to home-b o u n d senior citizens in the P lymou th -Can ton commu-nity, 326-4444.

P l j p n o u t h Arbor Heal th Bu i ld ing Urgent Care, and McAuley Heal th Building, Can ton , 572-4159.

P l y m o u t h YMCA, 453-2904.

SENIOR CITIZENS B FOOO DISTRIBUTION F o c u a : H O P E provides food to eligible Canton senior cit-izens a t the Canton Recre-a t ion Center , 397-1000 E r t . 278.

clergy are welcome. Call Lisa Konick, 455-7053 or Mary Morton, 459-4490.

B AMERICAN LEGION Passage-Gayde Post 391 will hold a special pre-conven-tion and budget approval meeting a t 7:30 p.m. Ju ly 8 at 173 N. Main Street , Plymouth. Call J im Maahs , 455-5541 or J i m Barbour, 451-8659.

B WAF MEETING Women Aglow Fellowship Chap te r meets 7:30 p.m. the fourth Tuesday of every month at P lymouth Cul tur-al Center, 525 Farmer. 397-2793 or 397-1111.

B VFW CANTON POST Post No. 6967 will meet at 8 p.m. the first Monday of eve-ry month at Mayflower-Lt. Gamble Post No. 6695, 1426 S. Mill in P lymouth . New residents being t ransferred from other posts are wel-come. 397-2444 or 459-8027.

B TO ASTMASTERS CLUB Oral Majori ty meets 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Den-ny's Res taurant , 39550 Ann Arbor Road, P lymouth . Call Ken Morley, 277-2709 (even-ings).

B PLYMOUTH PIECEMAKERS Meetings are 7 p.m. the third T h u r s d a y of the month at First Presbyter ian Church of Plymouth^ 701 W.

>r chores, or sen-ior c i t izens willing to help, may call t h e Senior Chore Referral Program at 722-2830.

CLUB CALL B JAYCEES Plymou th -Can ton club meets 7:30 p.m. tonight a t P l y m o u t h Cul tural Center, 525 Farmer . Club meets four th T h u r s d a y of the m o n t h .

B CLERGY SPOUSES Plymou th -Can ton group will meet for fun and fellowship a t 7 p .m. Thursday , Ju ly 1. All h u s b a n d s and wives of

B MEET YOUR NEEDS Group meets 7 p.m. Mon-days a t Full Gospel Church, 281 E. Spring, Plymouth. 453-0323.

B STARTING OVER Young widows and widowers meet the first a n d third Tuesday a t F i r s t United Methodis t Church , 45201 N. Territorial , P lymouth . 677-0500.

B HEART PATIENTS Group meets 7:30-9 p.m. every th i rd Fr iday at Arbor Health Bui ld ing Communi-ty Room, corner of Harvey and Ann Arbor Trai l , Plym-outh. Call J a c k Bologna, 459-8787 (days only).

B SELF HELP Never Say Never obsessive-compulsive group meets at 7 p.m. every o ther Thursday at First B a p t i s t Church, 45000 N. Terr i tor ia l , Plym-outh. Call Audrey Harrison, 453-0384, or Lois Turpel , 522-3022.

B GROWTH WORKS A women's t he rapy group for adult chi ldren of alcoholic and dysfunc t iona l families is now forming. Call Eliza-beth Broderick, 455-4902.

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NEARBY B HEALTH

C a n t o n Club.meets 7 p.m. the fourth Wednesday each HlUWlRM f ^ ' C T u T i T " Schoolhouse, corner of Ridge and Cherry Hill. 397-0545.

B WOOL GATHERERS Kni t t ing Guild meets 6:30 p.m. the third Thu r sday of every month in the Salva-tion Army building, 9451 S. Main, P lymouth Township . Call Karen Rumptz at 420-4022.

SPORTS • SOFTBALL Canton season begins J u n e 29 for men, women and co-ed leagues. N o residency re-

The Plymouth and Canton Observe™ welcome Calendar items. Items should be from non-profit com-munity groups or individuals announcing a community program or event. Please type or print the information below and mail your item to The Calendar, Canton Observer, 744 Wing, Plymouth, MI. 48170, or by fax to 313-459-4224. Deadline for Calendar items is noon Friday for the following Thursday's paper. Call 459-2700 if you have any questions.

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IN SUPPORT B MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS R E M S Far West group meets 2-4 p.m. Sunday at St. J o h n ' s Episcopal Church, 574 Sheldon, P lymouth .

• STROKE SUPPORT New Canton group forming. Call Marilyn Schneider , 397-2241 af ter 6 p.m.

B PARKINSON Western Wayne group meets at 7 p.m. the second Thur s -day of the month a t Livonia Senior Citizen Center, 15218 Farmington Road, 421-4208 or 459-0216.

B ADDICTS RECOVERY SAFE, Set t ing Addicts Free Eternally, meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays , Main Street Bap-t is t Church, 8500 N. Mor-ton-Taylor, Canton. Inter-preted for the deaf. 453-4785.

through A u g u s t (313) 572-2431.

Clinic is J u l y 7 at St. Mary-Hospital , Livonia. Appoint-ments , 591-2922.

B FUND-RAISERS Bats exhibit , J u n e 19-Sept. 12, Cranbrook Ins t i tu te of Science, 1221 N. Woodward Avenue, Bloomfield Hills. Summer programs and grand prize drawing, 645-3200 or 645-3230.

Mini grand prix benefits Arthri t is Founda t ion . Party is Friday a t Prudent ia l Town Center , Southfield. Race is a t noon Saturday. 350-3030.

Royal Hannefo rd Circus , Ann Arbor, sponsored by Catherine McAuley Health System. P a r a d e is noon Fri-day, circus performs Satur-day and Sunday . (313) 572-3192.

Golf classic to benefit Al-zheimer's disease, Monday, June 28, Bay Poin te Golf Club in Wes t Bloomfield. (313) 557-8277.

Detroit Chi ldren ' s Center invites gifts or pledges by July 1 deadl ine for a West Campus program facility to be buil t . Call Suzanne Rabi-deau at (313) 831-5535 or 954-1901.

B SPECIAL EVENTS Two-hour t ra in rides, Sun-days through September, Southern Michigan Rail-road, Cl inton to Tecumseh, (517) 423-7230.

Michelle M. O'Beirne, Kasey A. O 'Br ien . Michelle T. O'Brien. Amy E. O'Connor, Melanie M. O 'Mara , Kathleen B. O'Rourke, S t e p h e n P. Okasinski , Hea the r L. O l d h a m , Erin E. Olenech, DeaiW M. Ormsby.

Brian M. Palmby, Jenn i fe r M. Pa lmer , Bradley S. Paskievi tch, Hea the r L. Pastor, Dawn M. Pate , Jayesh R. Patel, Nilesh Magan-bhai Patel. J a m e s C Peterson, Darren E Petras, Paul G. Phelps . Michael J Phill ips, Michael B. P i n i o n , R o b e r t A. P i o n t e k , Ma t thew J. Porentas , Chr is t ie A. Portell , Robin M. Preville, Todd L. Price, Pamela B. Pr i tchard . T a m m y M. Puskarz . J o h n W. Pyht i la .

Nicole L. Raeb, Hea ther M. R a m s e y , T h o m a s J . R a v e n , S tephan ie C. Rea, Kelley M. Reeber. Rebecca L Rees, Kelly J. Reeves, Kimberly L. Rennolds , Kerri L. Reuter, Pamela A Rey-nolds, Bobbie M. Rice, Jenn i fe r L. Ricondo, Frank Riley, Emily H. Rogers, Jennifer N. Rollins. Bret t R. Romack. Joseph P. Rork. J enn i fe r L Rose. Dean L. Rovi-nelli, Todd M Rowe. Amy D. Rowland, lan C. Rowland, Andrea L. Rowley, Kather ine L. Ryan. Mat thew G Rye. Bryan A Ryp kowski, Keith A. Rypkowski.

Gidget M. Saathoff , Chr is t ie N. Saff ron . Alan A. Samouel ian , Bri-an C. Sample. Rachel J . Saputo . J u s t i n D. Sarrach, Ma t thew P. Scarbrough. Blaine N. Schaefer, Chr is t ina M Schafer . Suzanne M Schafer, Mark A Schan-kowski, Michael A. Scharmen ,

Jeffrey S. Schlenker, Barba ra J . Schroeder, Steven P. Schunder , Kwamsia L. Seals, Robert J . Seri-ni, Jacque l ine M. Setlak, Cathe-rine M. Shasko, Holly C. Shelley, April L. Shelton, Lisa R. Shep-herd, Monica E. Shields, Myung S. Shin, T imo thy A. Sills, J a m e s R. Sinclair, Clinton M. Smi th , David C. Smi th , Ja son A. Smi th , Ja son A Smi th , Jason A. Smi th , Ja son E Smi th . Jeffrey L. Smi th , J o h n a t h a n E. Smith , T i f f any C. Smi th , Valerie J. Smi th .

Paul E. Smokovitz III, T i f fany L. Sn iderman, Andrea R. Socall, Brian M. Socha, J e s s i c a L. Souter, Amanda M. Span ia . Ni-cholas L. Spano, Brian G. St . An-toine, Michael D. Stafford, Sara K. S t e f f a n n i , M a r k E . Steinhelper , J o h n L. S tephenson II, Michael J . Stepp, Craig G. Steshetz , Michele L. Stevens, Brandon J . Stewart , Jer ry W. Stewart II, Will iam E. Stewart II, Amy A. St idwil l , Robyn B. Stockwell, Kenye A. Stone, Ka-thryn S t rahan , Adam L. S t rean , Kris t ina L. St r ickland, David R. Stroscheim, Dyan M. S turdy , Jo-seph A. Sul l ivan , J a s o n R. Su the r l and . Carrie L. Swanson, K e r r i e S w a n s o n , E r i k a R . Swegfes, T h o m a s J . Szelazek.

William J. Talbot , Jody L. Tal-bott , Jenn i fe r P. Tedesco, Mi-chael P Temple , Brian M. Tertel , Dale G. Theeke, Nicole M. Th i -boult, Paul W. T h o m a s , Gregory B. T h o m p s o n , Eric A. Tomei , Jennifer L. Tomlinson, Danh H. Tong, Verica Trpevski , Jess ica F. D. Tucker

CAMPUS NOTES

To s u b m i t your academic honor or graduation an-nouncement to Campus Notes, send the material pnnted or typewritten to Nancy C. Pennington, Plymouth-Canton Observer, 744 Wing Street. Plymouth, Mich. 48170.

• JESSICA MCTZGCR, daughter of Alan a n d Carmen Metzger of P lymouth received a meda l i s t scholarship a t Ohio S ta te University. S h e is a sen-ior at Mercy High School in Fa rming ton Hi l l s . She has received the 100-plus hours sward for commu-nity service, is a s s i s t an t editor of t h e high school yearbook a n d is a member of the Na t iona l Honor Society S h e p lans to s tudy engineering a t Ohio S ta te

• JANE E. OKRESS of P lymouth earned a — tar 's degree in adminis t ra t ive nurs ing from Ma donna University.

• PLYMOUTH RESIOGNTS earned bache lor ' s de-grees from Madonna University. They are Elea-nors J . Adams, English; Tareaa Aqui l ina , nursing; Robert D. B u d long, history (with high honors) ;

Dean-Yue Chen; Angela K Cipollet t i , commercial art; Sharon A. Eldridge, nursing; Mark L. Fischer , in ternat ional bus iness and economics (with high-est honors); Peggy J . Haarz, social work; Kimber ly A. H a h n f n u r s i n g ; Hea the r K. Haller, social work; Ellen Hiltx, all ied hea l th management ; Karen Howard, managemen t ; Mark P. LaBerge, c r imina l jus t ice (with honors) ; J ean M. Latawiec, compu te r information sys tems; J o h n W. Magnusson , com-mercial art; S u s a n A. McKay, nurs ing; Howard L Remski, compute r science (with honors); Deborah E. Ripple, sign language studiee; Meliasa R. Sparkman, legal ass i s tan t ; Daniel J . Taylor, cr im-inal justioe; Susan Zahn, sociology.

• ASSOCIATE DEGREES were given to P lym-outh res idents at Madonna Universi ty. They are Betty L. Brown in fashion merchandis ing and R o sanna A. G i u m m i , legal a ss i s t an t .

• TA1A SCMREMER of Can ton received a U of M Club of Nor thvi l le Schola rsh ip Award. She is a t ransfer s t u d e n t from Schoolcraf t College,

t ransferr ing to Univers i ty of Michigan. She will major in account ing.

• CANTON RIINMDTTB received bachelor ' s de-grees from M a d o n n a Universi ty. They are Ronald J . Case, m a n a g e m e n t (wi th honors); Caron P. Ce-bulak, history, Lori A. Colombo, gerontology, Ter-rence R. Bckhout , fire science (with honors); Doreen Herber t , nu r s ing ; Kathleen W. H e r m a n , gerontology (with h igh honors); Carolyn M. K a n is. marketing; Nancy C. Kers ten , social science; Tra -cy L Krsjewski, marke t ing ; Chun-Liang Lin; T a -be tha R. Linderwell , commercial a i t (with hon-ors); Mar iann A. Lupinacc i , religious s tud ies ; Sharon K M c M a h o n , al l ied heal th managemen t ; Nadine M. M c M u l l e n , nurs ing; Phi l l ip A. Mika , applied science — electronics technology, Craw-ford A Muachot t , social science — cr iminal jus-tice core; Chr i s topher Pasxi , computer science; J u d y L Quinn , social work; Denise M. Robec-tewski, psychology, Wi l l i am C. Scott , psychology (with honors); C y n t h i a M. Senkbeil , j ou rna l i sm — public relat ions (wi th honors) ; Cassandra A. Smi th , art ; Daniel L T a r , criminal just ice; J a n e t E Voyiee, compute r Informat ion sys tems (with high honors).

• STEPHANIE C. P I I ROUS of C a n t o n earned an associste degree in legal s s s i s t s n t a t Madonna University.

® TWO PLYMOUTH residents were mnmH to the honors l ist a t Michigan S ta te Univers i ty . They ere Richard A. Andrusiak, engineering a n d Marcus R. Zagoraki, muaic theory and compoai t ion .

N O T I C E O F R E G I S T R A T I O N

P R I M A F T Y C I T Y E L E C T I O N

C I T Y O F P L Y M O U T H , M I C H I G A N

Notice is herein given that registration of Qualified Electors for the P r imary City Election t o t * held on Tuesday August 3 1993 will be taken at the office of the City Clerk Ou, ing office hours as enumerated oeiu*

Frida . Iul\ J -VJ luring u.-. io« - AM to 5 00 PM

A I M N LTYÂCTTJJT-3 Resident of the State of Michigan for thirty (30) days 4 Resident of the City of Plymouth on or before thirty (SO) days prior to

the Election Day „

Qualified electors who a re properly registered now with the City Clerk will not have to re-register tf you have a change of name or address from previously registering please make sure the correction is made before August 3 1993

LINDA J LANGMESSER. City Clerk

Publub lint 21 iixl 24 t»#J

Aimee D. Vai l lancourt , Michael J . Vandal, Chr i s topher R. Varty, Benjamin D. Veresh, T i f fany L. Vescoso, Michael F. Vines, Neil S. Vincenti.

K imber ly B. W a g e n s c h u t z , Kirk A. Wahtera , Scot t A. Walter, P s t r i c i s L. W a l t h e r , J u - L i n Wang, Alexander R. Warden, Amy L. Warunek, Anthony L. Washington , T h o m a s Edward Watroba, Gary L. Wa t t s , Mikeal D. Wdowiak, Douglas M. Wears, H e a t h e r M. W e a t h e r f o r d , Rosharon J . Welchans , Chr is t ine A. Wertanen, Kirk J . Wer tanen, Michael Wesner, Allen P. West, Amy L Westerhold, Daniel J . Wet ters t rom.

Carey D. White, Chr i s t ina A. White, Sarah K. White , Melinda K. Whit teberry, Adam W. Wilkin-son, Ben jamin S. Wilkinson, Heather L. Wilson, Lau ra K. Wil-son, Kather ine A. Wise, Elaine C. Wisniewski, Laura L. Wojcik, Laurena A. Woodbury, David A. Woods, Bryan M. Worpel l , Aaron A. Wright, B ryan t Wu, Linda M. Wukie.

David B. Yack, N ing Yang, Bradley S. Yeager, Danielle J. Yockey, Peter M. Yops.

Anne L. Zachary, Denise Hui-Chin Zao, Fatin S. Zayed, Heath-er L. Zednik. Mak iko Zoriki.

Foreign Exchange S t u d e n t s in-clude:

Silvia Gea Hernandez , Spain; Ana Elisa Kirjner, Brazil; Carlos Henr ique Pedrial i Nobrega, Bra-zil; Peter Oszko, Hungary; Bjorn van der Veer, Sweden.

Local talent among cast in Purple Rose production

T h e Purp le Rose Thea t r e Com-pany will present the world prem-iere of "Noone r , " a new comedy by Michigan playwright Kim Car-ney, through Aug. 8 at the Purple Rose T h e a t r e Company '6 Garage Thea t re . 137 Park Street. Chel sea. For ticket information, call 475-7902.

Cast m e m b e r s include Mary

Kay Cook of Canton and Ed Gues t of B i rmingham.

" N o o n e r " is set in s M a n h a t t a n hotel room where two young hope-ful lovers, Frank N e u h a u s and Joyce Minardos , s tumble through an a f te rnoon of desperation and delight Frank and Joyce have been meet ing and fantasizing about each other for years while

riding u p and down the elevator a t work.

W h e n the pair finally agree to go to a lunch date, their spon-tane i ty a n d curious passion lead t h e m to one of New York'a finest hotels . Once there, unexpected vis i tors and guilt pangs from th i s potent ia l ly adul terous af ternoon in te r rup t their romant ic tryst.

Assistant prosecutor may face charges B Y P A T M U R P H Y S T AFT W R I T E R

A misdemeanor charge against Paul Rinaldi , the Oakland Coun-ty as s i s t an t prosecutor who re-signed af te r being arrested dur ing a gambling raid in West Bloom-field, has been d ismissed .

T h e charge — loitering in an illegal bus iness — was dismissed Tuesday in 48th District Court because officials said they are looking into the possibility tha t Rinaldi is more deeply involved in last Sunday morning 's raid at the Po tomac Club a t 6200 Farm-ington Road.

"We d ismissed the ticket be-cause we're considering more se-rious charges," said Rinaldi 's for-mer boss, Gerald D. Poisson, Oak land Coun ty chief ass i s tan t prosecutor . "We want to elimi-na te any possibil i ty of double jeopardy (the legal prohibit ion against charging a defendant twice)

Poisson is the person who de-m a n d e d R i n a l d i ' s res ignat ion within hours of the police raid at

which two men were charged with a felony a n d two misdemeanors .

Th i r ty -one others, - including Rinaldi , were cited under a West Bloomfield ordinance.

Rinald i ' s a t torney, Richard P. Zipser of Bloomfield Hills, could not be reached for comment .

T h e most serious charges so far have been lodged against Peter J . Yaldo, 39, of West Bloomfield and Luay H. Barbat , 37, of Southf ie ld ,

who s tood mute Monday in 48th Dis t r ic t Court.

Each is charged with conspir ing to opera te a place of gambling, a felony punishable by a max imum jai l t e rm of five years. Each is also charged with two misdemeanors .

Yaldo and Barbat were released on $50,000 personal bond af ter pleas of not guilty were entered on their behalf. Thei r prel iminary examina t ion was scheduled for J u l y 13.

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

CITY O F P L Y M O U T H , MICHIGAN

Nouce is hereby given that pursuant to State law 157-141. tbe following vehi-cle^) will be sold at public sale a t B4B Towing, 934 Aao Arbor Rd.. Plymouth, Michigan, on TUESDAY. JULY 5th. 1W3 at 4rSS P * .

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Inquiries regarding these vehicles should be addressed to Officer R A Bianciu. Plymouth Police Department, at 453-S600

LINDA J LANGMESSER City CTert

Pubtuti Jul* 24 III!

NOTICE TO B I D D E R S

City of P l y m o u t h . Michigan

NoUce is hereby given that the City of Plymouth Michigan will accept seaJ*d

N O T I C E TO B I D D E R S City of P l y m o u t h , Michigan

Souce is hereby given that the City of Plymouth. Michigan, will accept sealed Did* until 2.00 p.m. on Monday. July 12.TMS for tbe following;

Ove ServtoasDirector doriDf tbe hours of 8.30 u n . and 5:00 p.m. The H*y of Piyrrwmth T t a t r r m tbe ngh t to accept or reject any or all bids, in

wmyiiRW mm Address bids to: Linda I a a g m a — 1

City Clerk City of Plymouth 201 S. Main Plymouth, MI 48170

in a sealed envelope bearing the inscription "BID FOR RECODIFICATION" CAROL A STONE

Admin Services Dir Publuk June 24. 1M1

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City Clert 201 S Main Plymouth, MI 41170

in a sealed envelope bearing tbe inacriptkio "BID FOR SWQEPER". CAROL A STONE

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

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

P L A N N I N G C O M M I S S I O N

TO REZONE FROM TO REZONE TO DATE OF HEARING: TIME OF HEARING: PLACE OF HEARING

R-l-E. Single Family Residential District R-l-H. Single Family Residential District Wednesday , July 21. 1993 7:30 p . m Plymouth Township Hall, 42350 Ann Arbor Road

CANTON residents were named to the honors Hat at Michigan S ta t e Univers i ty . They are Kirs L Anderson, engineering; K i r a n D. Dhaliwal. accounting and Kriatopher W. Unger, engineering ar ts .

I A. SCHUBERT of Can ton reosived the J u e t t Hacket t Endowed Scho la r sh ip in teach-er education. She graduated from P lymouth Salem High School in 1990 and p lena to gradua te from Michigan S ta t e University in 1994. Her me)or ia e lementary education a n d French . S h e is an Hon or'a Collage member end m e m b e r of Kappa Delta Pi . educat ion honor society. She ia t h e daughter of Robert end Doria Schubert .

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Commission of Plymouth Char-ter Townsnip has received a petition to rexooe the following described property from R-l-E. Single Family Residential District. 5 00 seres, more or less to R-l -H Single Family Residential District- ApplicaUoo No 1213.

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ADOPTED BY THE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES ON

EFFECTIVE DATE

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tbat tbe piopo—d amsDdment to tbs map. aa printed, may be n a m i n g at tbe Plymouth Township Hall. Cl B ill IIIllj Develop-meat Department dann f r s f u l a r business hoars, M S u a to 4-SS p m . Wrtttsa i i m m a o u will be recsived prior to tbe mastta*. _ T V aaottcsttoa review meeting sad s iM tm lor wr t t tM ceenmset ia Plymoeta Cbl r t s rTownsSip , C o a u ^ i t f D ~ * o p « * 4 « M A s . Arbor Road Plymouth. Ml « 1 7 0 Telepboas No 4SS-M4S. e a t M* At the public hsartag. the P iasa laa C may i s i .wwiand rsaosiag ot

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i No U DONALD SPROGELL.

Social Security. ..You Get What You Pay For...

And More. An est imate of your future retirement benef i t s

The disability insurance benefits you and your family could be eligible to receive.

An estimate of survivors benefits for your family.

Your year-by-year earnings

-make sure they're correct.

You may not have thought about this before,

hut right now you are earning disability insurance, survivors benefits, a retirement program, and future Medicare coverage. It's all paid for by the Social Security taxes withheld from your paycheck-and matrhwi dollar for dollar by your employer.

And now you can find out just what those taxes are earning for you. It's easy to do and it's free Just call 1-800-772 1213 and ask for a

Personal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement When you get it, you'll see a complete history of your earnings, the Social Security taxes youVe paid, and estimates of what you and your family could receive in Social Security retirement, disability, and survivors benefits.

And if there's an error or omission in your earnings record. Social Security will help you correct it

Social Security-the best deal in town.

M i

Canton (Observer

OPINION 16A 7 4 4 W I N G , PLYMOUTH, M I 4 8 1 7 0 THURSDAY. J U N E 2 4 , 1 9 9 3

New downtown A good thing gets moving

While the ci ty of P l y m o u t h is s t u m b l i n g all over its s t r ee t scape p l an . Can ton T o w n s h i p is boldly moving a h e a d with

a $ 3 mi l l ion project to crea te a downtown. S u c h a project won ' t i n s t a n t l y crea te a down-

t o w n in C a n t o n s imi la r to t h a t of P l y m o u t h or N o r t h v i l l e , b u t it will c rea te the hot house at-m o s p h e r e in which one can grow.

T h e project ' s b o u n d a r i e s inc lude 84 acres a l o n g Ford Road from She ldon to Mor ton Tay-lor a n d incorporate IT bus inesses . T h e im-p r o v e m e n t s inc lude new l a n d s c a p i n g , replace-m e n t of s idewalks a n d t h e a d d i t i o n of ear th

•be rms a n d t imber r e t a in ing wal ls . T h e project will iden t i fy a n d de f ine an area,

p o s s i b l y encouraging new d e v e l o p m e n t in the a rea .

Also addressed are c o n c e r n s in C a n t o n t h a t s t r i p d e v e l o p m e n t i s i f t f r i end ly to p e d e s t r i a n s . T h e p l an inc ludes m o d i f y i n g s idewa lks with or-n a m e n t a l paving a n d low br ick wa l l s to sepa-r a t e walkers f rom p a r k i n g lots. L i g h t i n g will a l so be added .

For some reason people l ike a c o m m u n i t y t h a t h a s a de f ined h u b , a n d t h e project offers a

r esponse to t h a t compla in t . In real i ty . C a n t o n T o w n s h i p shou ld have

looked to de f ine a towns i te when it was looked a t for d e v e l o p m e n t in the 1920s. B u t t h a t d i d n t h a p p e n . I t s h o u l d have been t h o u g h t of a g a i n in the early 1970s when deve lopmen t d id occur .

And t h a t 1970s deve lopment was of t h e s t r i p variety, w h i c h is a b o u t as welcome a n d f r i e n d l y as a t r a f f i c j a m on 1-275.

B u t t h i n g s can change, a n d the pro jec t be ing p u t toge the r by t h e Downtown D e v e l o p m e n t Au tho r i t y a n d t h e t ownsh ip is a s ta r t a t t h e very leas t .

Superv i so r T o m Yack wan t s the d i s t r i c t t o serve as a model for wha t shou ld h a p p e n on t h e r e m a i n d e r of Ford Road, C a n t o n ' s m a j o r b u s i -ness a r te ry . T h i s use of a DDA project is cre-ative.

Few new c o m m u n i t i e s have been a b l e to m a n -age d e v e l o p m e n t in a way t h a t serves t h e need of r e s iden t s , a n d even fewer have been ab le to create new downtowns .

C a n t o n ' s effort may be smal l , b u t a t l eas t i t ' s a s ta r t . W e hope i t ' s a success fu l beg inn ing .

A R K I E H U D K I N S

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Bills help pharmacies compete ou have a chance , r ight now, to do some- *•

" th ing a b o u t con t ro l l ing hea l t h care costs. T h e answer lies in S e n a t e Bi l l s 590-593.

T h o s e bills will keep your i n d e p e n d e n t neigh-

• If the bills fall, one day you'll walk around the corner to fill a prescription and find the pharma^

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LETTERS

Loved ones

I a m wr i t ing in regard to you r a r t ic le in t h e Obse rve r ' s " P o i n t s of View."

J u s t m a y b e t h e P r e s i d e n t was booed a n d heckled for ignor ing t h e 2,266 u n a c c o u n t e d A m e r i c a n P O W s , or t h e ev idence of t h e 1,205 Amer i can P O W s be ing held in Hano i as of S e p t e m b e r 1972, or poss ib ly the t h o u g h t of l i l t ing the t r a d e e m b a r g o for his own greed knowing s o l d i e r s / m e n who fought for t h i s greai coun t ry

sage to t h e l eg i s la to rs in Lans ing . Or why t h e y would vote " n o " b e c a u s e t h e y do not l ike t h e school a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , or t h e way they do th ings .

T o the c l a s se s of 1994 a n d 1995,1 apologize for t h e obv ious lack of c o n c e r n shown by t h e major i ty of voters . T h e v o t e r s who feel t h a t vot-ing " n o " to any i n c r e a s e will c a u s e t h e c u r r e n t a d m i n i s t r a t i o n to c h a n g e t h e i r ways. Your c lasses have p r o b a b l y b e e n h u r t the m o s t . A lot of you have deve loped sk i l l s in a reas s u c h as

seve raT'reaSSTTST-

ThetnTTs m a n d a t e USSTf iSSf t t e aac rns r rnmet f ' antes

b i d d i n g on con t rac t s . At t h e m o m e n t , independ-e n t p h a r m a c i s t s are all b u t exc luded from bid-d i n g because prefer red provider o rgan iza t ions , t o wh ich most of us belong, have over run t h e p roces s .

I t works like th i s . Le t ' s say Acme P P O w a n t s to p rov ide a p re sc r ip t ion d rug p l an for its m e m -b e r s . Acme P P O , r a t h e r t h a n le t t ing bids , finds i t e a s i e r to go s t r a igh t to t h e larger d r u g dis t r i -b u t i o n compan ies , a sk ing , in effect , " W o u l d you p rov ide th i s coverage for our m e m b e r s ? "

T h a t keeps the i n d e p e n d e n t ou t of the loop a n d never gives t h e local p h a r m a c i s t a chance to b i d for Acme's b u s i n e s s .

If S e n a t e Bil ls 590-593 fai l , t h e n one day you ' l l walk a r o u n d t h e corner to fill a prescr ip-t i o n a n d find t h e p h a r m a c y gone. You' l l have y o u r Acme P P O p resc r ip t ion d r u g card , bu t it on ly will be honored a t Acme Drugs , which w o n ' t necessar i ly be in you r ne ighborhood .

W h e n you get the re , you ' l l find dozens of o t h e r p l an m e m b e r s , j u s t l ike you, s t a n d i n g a r o u n d wai t ing for t h e i r p r e sc r ip t i ons because t h e y c a n n o t go a n y w h e r e else.

In shor t , S e n a t e Bi l l s 590-593 a re p ro tec t ing f ree t r ade , t ry ing to h i n d e r m o n o p o l i e s f rom fo rming , a n d e n s u r i n g you r f r e e d o m to deal wi th t h e p h a r m a c i s t of you r choice .

W e all run in to e m b a r r a s s i n g medica l prob-l e m s f rom t ime to t ime . M a n y people ask ques -t i o n s of the i r p h a r m a c i s t s t h a t t hey are too shy to a s k of the i r doc to r s . You cou ld do t h a t in f r o n t of a c o u n t e r fu l l of people , or down the s t r ee t , where you m i g h t get a l i t t le privacy.

F u r t h e r m o r e , t h e more b i d s on a con t rac t , t h e m o r e compe t i t i on t h e r e is, a n d t h a t ' s how pr ices b e c o m e compet i t ive . Fewer b i d s m e a n large p h a r m a c e u t i c a l c o m p a n i e s will be ab le to dic-t a t e pr icing even more t h a n they do now, a n d

Drugs, which won't necessarily"™

you-get there, you'll find dozens of other plan members standing around waiting for their prescrip-tions because they cannot go anywhere else.

c o n s u m e r s will hpve a choice: T a k e it or leave

it. At t h e m o m e n t , you can t a k e it, or t a k e it

down t h e s t ree t . P re fe r red provider o rgan iza t ions will tell you

S e n a t e Bi l l s 590-593 will m e a n the loss of pha r -maceu t i ca l cos t controls . Af te r all, you be long to a P P O b e c a u s e t h a t P P O told you, or your com-pany: " C o n t r a c t with us, a n d we'll get low cos t for your m e m b e r s . '

B u t t h i n k a b o u t it th i s way. P P O s a re c o m i n g back to the i r m e m b e r s a n d a s k i n g m e m b e r s to abso rb more a n d more of the costs . R e m e m b e r when you first jo ined your P P O ? E v e r y t h i n g was p a i d for, right? T h a t was the whole idea .

Now t h e word "co -pay" has become a regular par t of o u r vocabulary , par t icu la r ly wi th p res -c r ip t ions . T h a t ' s because some P P O s los t t h e i r abi l i ty to nego t ia te bet ter"pricing wi th , say , Acme P h a r m a c e u t i c a l s , so, in order to fu l f i l l t he i r c o n t r a c t u a l obl igat ion of keep ing p r i ce s low, t h e y ask you to " s h a r e " in t h e cos t .

P r e t t y soon, if th i s con t inues , you ' l l be pay ing so m u c h of t h e f re ight for a p resc r ip t ion t h a t you'l l wonde r why you've got a P P O . Af te r all , you c a n pay a lot for a prescr ip t ion w i t h o u t being a P P O m e m b e r , right?

C o m p e t i t i o n is t h e only th ing t h a t will keep the cos t s of med ica t ion down. I n d e p e n d e n t p h a r m a c i s t s have a right to compe te . S a v e t h e m , a n d you ' l l be saving yourse lves a lot of money in p resc r ip t ion d rug bills.

H i a n p M c L e a n t j f t e d f o r d know. f apo log ize- for t ^ e v o t e r s w h o n ^ e r " get 'In-"

Dodging draft

COMMUNITY VOICE

Q U E S T I O N : What do you think abou t t he school mlllaga go ing down and t h e cance l la t ion of spo r t s and extracurricu-lar act lvt t tos for s t u d e n t s next year?

We asked this question at the Canton Post Off ice

tt's unfortunate aecausethe kJds always are the ones who get the snort end of the stick . . . The *hole thing is pretty frustrat mg.'

P e g R e M Canton

J I thought that

was what the lot-tery was for. With what taxpayers pay. there should be money for schools.'

Cheryl Dlngetdey

Canton

It was no t iceab le , by absence , t h a t t he re were no faces of Afr ican A m e r i c a n \ i e t n a m Ve t s a t t h e Memor i a l .

My age is 68. M y mi l i t a ry service was pa ra -c h u t e i n f a n t r y 17th Ai rborne Divis ion.

It is my u n d e r s t a n d i n g t h a t , in t h e last Con-gress, t h e r e were 56 R e p u b l i c a n C o n g r e s s m e n who bea t t h e d r a f t in t h e 60s.

C h e n e y — wha t an obscen i ty — h a d 5 defer-m e n t s a n d he was Secre ta ry of Defense .

If I h a d a son, I would have sen t h im to C a n a da r a the r t h a n serve.

Or be t t e r yet, g r a d u a t e school would have been a be t t e r way to evade t h e d ra f t .

T h e r e were no riots on college c a m p u s e s a f t e r 1969 b e c a u s e Nixon p romised the re would be no d r a f t for college " m e n " °

I r e m e m b e r r ead ing the o b i t u a r y no t ices in t h e n e w s p a p e r s .

A p p a r e n t l y , nobody f rom t h e B loomf ie lds — Ci ty — T o w n s h i p — Wes t — were ca sua l t i e s .

However , Detro i t , Taylor , W e s t l a n d , H a m -t r a m c k , Dea rborn a n d even Livonia boys pa id t h e price.

Anybody who opposed t h a t conf l ic t was in t h e right.

P r e s i d e n t C l i n t o n a n d J a n e F o n d a " d i d t h e r ight t h i n g " for t h e right reason.

E v e n I had a Red S q u a d file because some Det ro i t po l i ceman recorded my presence a t a n t i - w a r d e m o n s t r a t i o n s .

My memory of t h e 60s r e l a t e s to t h e • G r e y h o u n d t e r m i n a l on Congress S t r e e t w h e n I

would observe Afr ican Amer i can p a r a t r o o p e r s — Green Bere t s — 82nd a n d 101st c o m e home .

Af te r several r ebu f f s f rom t h e m I gave u p t ry ing to s w a p s to r ies like one t rooper to a n o t h -er. T h e p rob lem was t h a t I was a honkie . W e lived in a d i f f e r e n t world.

I d o u b t if the race t h i n g will change , for t h e be t te r , in my l i fe t ime .

R i c h a r d F . K r a n d l e , F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s

they j u s t say, "I ' l l s h o w t h e m , I 'm vot ing no!" T h e s e people j u s t d o n ' t u n d e r s t a n d t h a t t h e people they are rea l ly h u r t i n g are t h e s t u d e n t s , not a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . ! apologize for t h e vo te rs who c la im t h e y did no t real ize , or believe, t h e i m p o r t a n c e of t h e r enewa l .

T h e people in t h i s c o m m u n i t y need to rea l ize t h a t t h e f i n a n c i a l s i t u a t i o n t h a t P C S finds i t-self in, is not t h e r e s u l t of negl igence on t h e p a r t of a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . T a k e a look a r o u n d t h e s t a t e . Are you say ing t h a t all t h e s e d i s t r i c t s wi th s im-ilar d i f f i cu l t i e s a re a l l , m i s m a n a g e d ? T h e vo te rs have d o n e our s t u d e n t s a g rea t in jus t ice . I can only apologize to t h e s t u d e n t s for the i r igno-rance.

C a r o l A . S h a s k o , C a n t o n

Bus stops

It m a y seem d r a m a t i c , m y son a n d fellow b u s riders have b e e n near ly run down 17 t i m e s s ince M a y 1, 1993. T h e b u s s t o p s in

f ron t of the house . T h e b u s dr iver h a s cal led t h e police; t h a t be ing t h e " s w a n k " P l y m o u t h Ci ty Pol ice seven t i m e s t h a t we know of a n d we have cal led 17 t imes . In f a c t on J u n e 8, 1993 I in-fo rmed t h e " s w a n k " P l y m o u t h City Police, D i s p a t c h , if t hey d i d n ' t d o some th ing , I would . T h e y i n f o r m e d me , we h a v e an essay on t h i s a n d d o n ' t t a k e law in y o u r own h a n d s . Cl ick.

N o t e for pol ice no t c a r i n g a b o u t kids; a t l eas t De t ro i t Pol ice do ca re a b o u t kids .

M r . a n d M r s . M i c h a e l H o o k e r , P l y m o u t h

•| have to admtt Cm not realty In-formed on It. I've been out of town, and It's been a bed sum mef already.'

KJmberty Docn Canton

'I think It's terri-ble. They should as* voters again for 4 mills. I'd go for It.'

Appology needed

To t h e s t u d e n t s of P l y m o u t h - C a n t o n Schools , I apologize for t h e ignorance of the vo te r s d u r i n g t h e l a s t mi l lage elec

t ion. I can only give ignorance as a reason why

hones t people in o u r c o m m m u n i t y would ac tu -al ly vote " N o " on a q u e s t i o n of keep ing o u r fine school p r o g r a m s in tac t . Or why they t h i n k a " N o " vote is going to send a n y k i n d of a m e s

Abortion is murder y n a m e is L a u r e n Gervason , a n d I a m wr i t ing a b o u t m y oppos i t i on to F.O.C.A.

Abor t ion is m u r d e r . I t ' s c rue l a n d b a r b a r i c . We live in a socie ty t o d a y whe re c u t t i n g down a t ree is get t ing people i n t o t roub le , b u t ye t kill-ing a live baby l iving i n s i d e t h e w o m b isn t con-s idered murde r . I c a n ' t see why it i sn ' t . I d o n t th ink t h a t a pe r son who even cons idered a n abor t ion dese rves t h e r e spec t of society.

I d o n ' t know if I ' m a t r u e Ca tho l i c or j u s t a moral a n d e th i ca l p e r s o n , b u t my t r u e belief a b o u t abor t ion is t h a t i t i s m u r d e r .

I would l ike a r e s p o n s e to t h i s le t ter a s soon as poss ible . I 'm s u r e t h a t m a n y people feel t h e same way I do a b o u t t h i s i s sue bu t a re too a f ra id to s t a t e t h e i r m o r a l belief. P l e a s e wr i t e to your congresspe r son t e l l i n g t h e m not to p a s s F.O.C.A.!

L a u r e n G e r v a m o n , B l o o m f i e l d V i l l a g e

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L E T T E R S

Behind the Amann door

Th i s morning, I h a p p e n e d to ca tch J e r r y H o d a k on " E y e w i t n e s s M o r n i n g " in ter -viewing W a y n e C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r

Bryan A m a n n . Appa ren t ly , C o m m i s s i o n e r A m a n n h a s a proposal before t h e board, cal l ing for "doored-of f , c losed- in , v e n t i l a t e d " sec t ions for s m o k e r s in t h e a i rpo r t p roper , a s well a s in the r e s t a u r a n t s .

So . . . he ' s o f fended by people who smoke. Even as a smoker , myself , I c a n u n d e r s t a n d tha t . T h e ques t ion t h e n b e c o m e s "How does one p ro tec t oneself f rom people who do th ings t h a t one finds o f f ens ive?"

T h e A m a n n a n s w e r " D o o r a n d wall ' em off ." Fine . Now how a b o u t t h i n g s t h a t cer ta in peo-

ple do t h a t offend t h i s s m o k e r ? . . . t h i s teeto-ta l l ing, vegetar ian s m o k e r ?

A few days ago, I a t t e n d e d a game at T ige r S t a d i u m . No s m o k i n g a l lowed in the sea t ing area. F ine . However, you c a n d r ink alcohol in your s e a t to your h e a r t ' s c o n t e n t . In fact, over 75 p e r c e n t of t h e hawker s were pedd l ing a varie-ty of beers . . . l ight, heavy . . . whatever . Once in a whi le , someone would c o m e by offering Coke to u s nonalcohol ic types .

I no ted t h a t m a n y s p o r t s f a n s a r o u n d m e were never wi thou t a c u p or can of beer in one h a n d t h r o u g h o u t t h e en t i r e game.

However , I guess t h a t ' s okay , because a f t e r all they weren ' t smoking.

At one point d u r i n g t h e g a m e , t h e guy b e h i n d me d u m p e d his beer c u p d o w n my back. H i s c o m m e n t ? "Well , I got s o m e on me, too."

W h a t shou ld Mike I l l i tch do a b o u t t h i s ? W h y A m a n n t h e m ! T h a t is " d o o r a n d wall off" t h e beer d r i n k e r s in t h e s t a n d s , right? After all , u s tee to ta le rs are en t i t l ed to be phys ica l ly protec t -ed f rom t h a t which we find of fens ive — exces-sive beer d r ink ing . I t ' s on ly fair . As far as we t ee to ta l e r s are concerned , nobody shou ld be d r i n k i n g any beer, any t i m e , anywhere . Every-body e lse shou ld be j u s t l ike us , or risk be ing "doored a n d wal led off ."

But wait! „ I 'm a lso a s m o k i n g vege ta r i an .

W o u l d you believe t h a t t h e r e are people t h a t find ce r t a in k inds of m e a t - e a t i n g act ivi ty offen-s ive 9 I find it o f fens ive to b o t h my ol fac tory a n d visual senses to be in t h e p r e s e n c e of someone e a t i n g a rare p r ime r ib. T o me , it looks like a piece of f resh , bloody road-k i l l t h a t someone is a b o u t to ingest as food. I n c o m p r e h e n s i b l e . Yes,

redesign the people a r e a s of the a i rpor t so t h a t t h o s e of us who are o f f e n d e d by o t h e r s of u s do no t have to r u b s h o u l d e r s w i t h t h o s e who a re doing th ings we d o n ' t l ike.

Of necessity, you will need a n u m b e r of doored and wal led-off s ec t ions in each r e s t au -r an t . You will need s e p a r a t e s ec t ions for people who smoke, don ' t d r i n k , b u t do ea t meat ; peop le who smoke, d r ink a l i t t le , b u t a re vege ta r ian ; people who d r i n k a lot, e a t m e a t , b u t d o n ' t smoke ; a n d people who ea t only s m o k e d m e a t , whi le dr inking, etc .

Oh , yes, t h e n t h e r e a re s o m e people who a re o f fended by p e r f u m e . Or m a y b e by shor t peop le . . . or those who a re H I V posi t ive .

T h i n k of t h e poss ib i l i t i e s . More "door a n d wa l l " sect ions I h a d n ' t even t h o u g h t of.

Now back on e a r t h . 4: How far do we ex t end t h i s "everybody s h o u l d

be j u s t like m e " s y n d r o m e ? We live in a world of over four bil l ion people ,

each with a u n i q u e se t of f inge rp r in t s . E a c h per-son an ind iv idua l , d i s t i n g u i s h a b l y d i f fe ren t f rom every o ther p e r s o n .

You can ' t c h a n g e t h a t . You jus t have to l ive wi th it . T h o s e of us who do s o m e t h i n g t h a t some of

u s find offensive j u s t have to learn to do our b a d t h i n g in a way t h a t is m i n i m a l l y of fens ive to o thers . For i n s t ance , b e e r - d r i n k i n g spo r t s f a n s shou ld not too f r e q u e n t l y pour t h e i r cup down t h e back of the guy in f r o n t of t h e m . And smoke r s shou ld be wi l l ing to " b u t t - o u t " w h e n cour teous ly a sked to do so by a n o n s m o k e r .

A n d a ques t ion for B r y a n A m a n n . Bryan, is there a n y t h i n g t h a t you do t h a t

might be cons idered of fens ive by anyone e lse? Anyth ing , a t a l l?

If not , you m i g h t be t h e m o s t - b o r i n g pe r son on ear th . Or m a y b e in t h e door bus ines s .

G r e g o r y D o n o v a n , P l y m o u t h

sayers who have h idden a g e n d a s a n d a x e s to grind a b o u t high taxes a n d e d u c a t o r s w h o they feel a re overpa id a n d unde rworked .

C h i l d r e n are t h e fu tu re . T h e y r e p r e s e n t ev-ery th ing t h a t is goockabout life. T h e y b r e a t h e the s a m e a i r a n d sha re the s a m e e n v i r o n m e n t as a d u l t s . T h e y are not cha t t e l t h a t c a n b e tossed a b o u t a n d set aside. We m u s t t a k e care of our c h i l d r e n . W e m u s t look a t t h e m w i t h re-spect. W e m u s t provide t h e m wi th t h e very best t h a t is h u m a n l y possible. T h e r e is n o choice .

S o f t e n you r hear t , nay sayers . T h i n k of the ch i ldren . T h i n k of the fu tu re . T h i n k of you r c o m m u n i t y a n d th ink a b o u t w h a t i s rea l ly im-po r t an t w h e n it comes to t h i s t h i n g ca l l ed life.

G e o r g e B e h i t c h , P l y m o u t h

Bad assumption

I a m wr i t ing to apologize to t h e P T O of Field for a s s u m i n g the school pa id for t h e new f u r n i t u r e . I t was my error in a s s u m p t i o n .

Also, I would like to acknowledge t h a t n o t all the c l a s s e s a t Field had the week off f r o m learn-ing.

In a d d i t i o n , t h e middle of my l e t t e r w a s omit-ted wh ich s t a t e d my reason for o p p o s i n g the millage: m a n y fami l ies a re expe r i enc ing diffi-cu l t i es in h a v i n g their ch i l d r en l e a r n t h e basic reading, wri t ing, a n d a r i t h m e t i c sk i l l s . T h i s is not in all c l a sses but in t h e ones w h i c h u s e the deve lopmen ta l ph i losophy only. T h e a d m i n i s -t ra t ion a n d board need to e n s u r e b a s i c ski l l s are learned before people will be wi l l ing to give ad-d i t iona l f u n d s to the school.

T w o p a r e n t s came to m e t h i s week so I could show t h e m how to tu to r t h e i r c h i l d r e n in basic reading a n d m a t h skills. T h i s p r o b l e m needs to be a d d r e s s e d a n d answered by t h e b o a r d .

B o b b i e C l e a r y , C a n t o n

U n f o r t u n a t e l y , t h e o rgan iza t ion t h a t e s s e n t i a l l y p u t C a n t o n on t h e m a p will now be d e f u n c t . T h e school n e w s p a p e r a n d t h e rad io s t a t i o n have won m a j o r a w a r d s in t h e pa s t , a n d wil l n o t have t h e o p p o r t u n i t y to aga in ea rn d i s t i n c t i o n .

A l t h o u g h I personal ly have never p a r t i c i p a t e d in a n y s p o r t s p rog rams in t h e d i s t r ic t , I feel sor-ry for s t u d e n t s t h a t were c o u n t i n g on a t h l e t i c s c h o l a r s h i p s next year, a n d will now h a v e t o a t -t e n d o t h e r schools to qua l i fy for these a w a r d s .

You m a y be t h i n k i n g a t t h i s t ime, " T h i s k id d o e s n ' t h a v e to pay taxes ," b u t keep in m i n d t h a t m y p a r e n t s a re taxpayers . T h e y were no t h a p p y w i t h t h e t a x increase e i ther , b u t fo r t h e s ake of m y s i s t e r a n d me, a long wi th t h e o t h e r 15,000 s t u d e n t s in t h e P l y m o u t h - C a n t o n schools , t hey were wil l ing to sacrifice. W e a r e bas ica l ly a o n e - i n c o m e fami ly , b u t my p a r e n t s recognize t h e va lue of e d u c a t i o n a n d t h e p ro tec -t ion of o u r p rope r ty va lue .

J u s t a s k i n g for t h e s a m e o p p o r t u n i t i e s you h a d in school .

R o b M c C l a i n

Soften your hearts

I read with great d i s m a y t h e ar t ic le in t h e * Detroi t Free P r e s s ( J u n e 16) a b o u t t h e

great despa i r m a n y school d i s t r i c t s find themse lves in today. T h e p h o t o g r a p h t h a t ac-c o m p a n i e d t h e ar t ic le was equa l ly d i s t u r b i n g to me. Shown was a p i c tu re of a c losed school .

A newly bui l t school t h a t would serve our

Hopes dashed

I would like to add re s s t h o s e c i t i z e n s who felt compel led to vote aga ins t t h e add i -t iona l 4-mill request on t h e J u n e 14 bal lot .

I will be a senior at Sa lem High Schoo l in the fall. T h e S a l e m Varsi ty Quiz Bowl t e a m (of

Lemonade aid

Here is $4.25 t h a t we ea rned y e s t e r d a y in a l e m o n a d e s t a n d we se t u p a f t e r school o n Cla re Bou leva rd — a s t ree t where a lot of

S m i t h School k i d s live. W e w a n t you to h a v e i t so t h a t t h e S O S F u n d can be s t a r t ed . S O S , we dec ided m e a n s " S a v e O u r Schoo l . " W e looked it u p in t h e d ic t ionary , too, a n d it m e a n s a s igna l of d i s t r e s s . Wel l , we t h i n k t h a t ' s j u s t right, too. We are very " d i s t r e s s e d . " We are all sad a b o u t how t h e elect ion went . W e c a n ' t believe t h a t t h e voters a re m a k i n g it so h a r d on u s k ids . B u t m a y b e we. the kids , can Save Our School . See-ing as how so m a n y voters won ' t he lp t h e k id s , t hen we'll he lp ourse lves .

We are sad t h a t Miss Bronsk i ( T o n y ' s t e a c h -er) a n d M r s . G i b b o n s ( E v a n ' s t eacher ) got h u r t b y t h e e lect ion. W e are sad t h a t our C u b S c o u t s a n d Daisy S c o u t s a n d Brownies will h a v e to meet somewhere else. We are sad t h a t we won ' t be ab le to play b a s k e t b a l l a n d all t h e o t h e r af-te r -school spo r t s any more. W e are s a d t h a t we

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Board of C o m m i s s i o n e r s b u y s Bryan A m a n n ' s proposa l to pu t all s m o k e r s in " so l i t a ry" a t the a i rpor t . T h e n , th i s t e e t o t a l l i n g vegetar ian w a n t s his equa l r ights to be weaved in to B r y a n ' s pro-posal .

T h e n . Ed M c N a m a r a , all you have to do is

c ause app rox ima te ly l , z 6 0 vo te rs said n o " on J u n e 14.

I t is a sad s i t u a t i o n we find ourse lves in w h e n we allow so few t h e o p p o r t u n i t y to d e t e r m i n e t h e fa te of so m a n y . T h i s is t h e P l y m o u t h - C a n -ton c o m m u n i t y I live in, n o t an enc lave of n a y

e t o f i t e B nf fe T 1 T — I have a l so pa r t i c ipa ted in t h e N a t i o n a l H o n -

or Socie ty , Social S t u d i e s O l y m p i a d a n d Com-p u t e r C l u b . All of these ac t iv i t ies were a f te r -school e v e n t s a n d will not be a b l e to m e e t next year. M a n y of my f r iends are involved in the two- t ime N a t i o n a l C h a m p i o n m a r c h i n g band .

o the r kicTs help , you never know. be ab le to Save O u r School.

T o n y M e i e r C a r m e n M e i e r

B r i d g e t B e l v i t c h E v a n R e i s s e n w e b e r

POINTS OF VIEW

Spring forth with new time in judicial, education races

"Who knows judges? Nobody really knows their judges."

Judge Michael Connor Michigan Court of Appeals

ight . And who knows Mich igan S t a t e Uni -

vers i ty t r u s t e e s or W a y n e S t a t e Univers i -ty governors? Or by n a m e t h e judges of the Su-p r e m e C o u r t . Cour t of A p p e a l s , P roba t e Cour t s , C i r cu i t C o u r t s a n d v a r i o u s mun ic ipa l cour t s?

N o b o d y , really. Yet j udges and m e m b e r s of univers i ty govern-

ing b o a r d s have an awfu l lot of c lout in Michi-gan .

T h e y s e n d people to jai l or set t h e m free. T h e y in te rp re t t h e law, more or less. T h e y set college t u i t i on ra tes a n d t ry to m a k e su re the foo tba l l coach d o e s n ' t r u n t h e ent i re univers i ty . T h e y m a k e u p a big p a r t of t h e elected poli t ical s u b c u l t u r e t h a t col lect ively d e t e r m i n e s wha t goes in Mich igan

A n d t h e y sha re two m a j o r charac te r i s t i cs : T h e y are elected a n d t h e y are a lmos t ent i re ly u n k n o w n .

B o t h s t e m f rom one fac t : T h e y are all e lected in N o v e m b e r e lec t ions in e v e n - n u m b e r e d years. B e c a u s e t h e news m e d i a a re preoccupied with more i m p o r t a n t races — p r e s i d e n t s , s ena to r s , m e m b e r s of Congress , s t a t e legis la tors — t h e n a t u r e a n d views of t h e fo lks who run for judge or u n i v e r s i t y board are a l m o s t ent i re ly un-known . Hav ing run for t h e Univers i ty of Mich i -gan B o a r d of Regen t s in 1990, 1 know s o m e t h i n g a b o u t t h i s bizarre s y s t e m . N o b o d y knows who you a r e or wha t off ice you a re r u n n i n g for, let a l one w h a t your c r e d e n t i a l s a re or wha t your views migh t be.

O n e can argue t h a t we s h o u l d a p p o i n t our j u d g e s a n d our u n i v e r s i t y board m e m b e r s . B u t we in Mich igan h a v e chosen to elect t h e m , a n d t h e o d d s of c h a n g i n g t h i s p a r t of our C o n s t i t u -t ion a re negligible.

L a s t week, somebody wi th legal s t a n d i n g a n d pol i t i ca l c lou t took u p t h i s p rob lem. Cl i f ford T a y l o r is n o t only a j u d g e on t h e Mich igan C o u r t of Appea l s , h e ' s o n e of t h e b r igh te s t judg-

Coleman's failures added stimulus to suburbs' growth

P N I U P POWER

es in Mich igan a n d very close to Gov J o h n En-gler and t h e movers a n d s h a k e r s in the Repub l i -can Par ty .

Speak ing to a r o o m f u l of j udges a n d lawyers ga thered a t t h e O a k l a n d C o u n t y R e p u b l i c a n C o m m i t t e e mee t ing , Tay lo r sa id Mich igan T V a n d newspape r r epo r t e r s are " so b u s y wi th t h e m u c h more spicy p a r t i s a n r aces" t h a t e q u a l l y i m p o r t a n t jud ic i a l c o n t e s t s are v i r tua l ly ig-nored.

Taylor urged moving e lec t ions f o r j u d g e s a n d s t a t ewide e d u c a t i o n a l p o s t s to the spr ing, when t h e news med ia a re no t so s w a m p e d wi th par t i -san pol i t ics a n d have t h e t ime fully to in fo rm t h e pub l i c a b o u t t h e views a n d q u a l i f i c a t i o n s of cand ida t e s .

M a n y in T a y l o r ' s a u d i e n c e agreed. " I t h i n k (spr ing e lec t ions) would p u t more e m p h a s i s on t h e c a n d i d a t e ' s b a c k g r o u n d , " said O a k l a n d C o u n t y P r o b a t e J u d g e Barry G r a n t . " V o t e r s would have more t i m e to ana lyze the c a n d i - , d a t e "

I agree. T h e news m e d i a do a lousy j o b in covering jud ic i a l a n d e d u c a t i o n a l races. S p r i n g e lec t ions would al low be t t e r a n d more ca re fu l coverage a n d give vo te rs i n fo rma t ion on which to base the i r votes

Mos t Mich igan c o m m u n i t i e s a l ready s ched u le school board a n d local mi l lage e lec t ions in t h e spr ing, so a d d i n g j udges a n d educa t i on boa rds would be easy a n d c h e e p

S o u n d s like a n idea too good for the t imes . Phil Power ia chairman of the company that

owns this newspaper His touch-tone phone number ia (313) 963-2047 Ext. 1880.

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When clean, green F a r m i n g t o n Hil ls ce lebrates the big two-zero Ju ly 1. punch a n d cake will be c o n s u m e d ,

s p e e c h e s will be m a d e a n d a new foun t a in will begin to spout a n d b u b b l e .

H o p e someone r e m e m b e r s to invi te Cole-m a n Alexande t Young.

Yep, K ing Coleman the C a n t a n k e r o u s , t h e m a n who pres ided over t h e fall of De-t ro i t , shou ld really be on h a n d next Thur s -day .

C o l e m a n Young, you see, is t h e reason w h y m a n y of us, p e r h a p s m o s t of us , are out he re ce lebra t ing s u b u r b i a in O a k l a n d and w e s t e r n W a y n e count ies . A lot of u s d i d n ' t rea l ly w a n t to become s u b u r b a n i t e s in the 1970s a n d '80s. But King C o l e m a n saw to it t h a t we d id .

S u r e , i t 's j u s t a co inc idence t h a t King C o l e m a n ' s regime as De t ro i t mayor and the c i ty of Fa rming ton Hi l l s got t h e i r s tar t 20 y e a r s ago.

S t i l l , i t ' s somehow fitting t h a t these sym-bo l s of all t h a t ' s wrong wi th u r b a n America ( C o l e m a n Young 's regime) a n d al l t h a t ' s h o p e f u l ( c o m m u n i t i e s l ike F a r m i n g t o n Hi l l s ) began life a t a b o u t t h e s a m e t ime a n d qu ick ly went in oppos i t e d i r ec t ions

Now, a couple of days a f t e r Y o u n g an-n o u n c e d t h a t he would not seek a sixth t e r m , we have to ask ourse lves : W o u l d the re b e s u b u r b i a as we know it w i t h o u t King C o l e m a n ? *

T h e m a n who once e n d o r s e d t e r ro r i sm by so-ca l led oppressed peoples , t e r ro r i zed t h e m i d d l e c lass , both wh i t e a n d b l a c k , right o u t of h is city a n d in to t h e eager h a n d s of s u b u r b a n developers a n d R e a l t o r s .

M a k e no mis t ake : I t was b i g c i ty crime, or t h e fear of it, t h a t really f i l l ed t h e subur -b a n lo ts wi th s u b d i v i s i o n s a n d s h o p p i n g ma l l s .

T h e r e were too m a n y m u r d e r s , too many d r ive -by shoot ings , too m a n y c rack houses ,

. too m a n y schoolgirl r apes , too m a n y car-j a c k i n g s , too many a b a n d o n e d h o u s e s a n d b u s i n e e a e s , too m a n y w e e d - c h o k e d lots.

J u s t a f t e r h is 1973 e lec t ion , C o l e m a n Young , De t ro i t ' s f i r s t b l ack m a y o r , told t h e c rooks a n d thugs to " h i t t h e r o a d . . . h i t E i g h t Mi le Road . " P r o b l e m is, very few c rooks a n d t h u g s felt c o m p e l l e d t o t a k e h i m

T O M B A E R

u p on it. M e m b e r s of t h e t axpay ing midd le c l a s s

d id , however, a n d the roads they hi t led t o growing, p rospe rous s u b u r b s in the m e t r o -p o l i t a n area.

A lot of people , l ibera ls of var ious h u e s , l ike to b l a m e " d e m o n r a c i s m " for t h e fal l of De t ro i t . W h i t e s j u s t cou ldn ' t t ake b l a c k peop le in power, the i r t i red old a r g u m e n t goes.

B u t t h e fact is t h a t c r i m i n a l s come in al l colors , a n d t h a t you ' re j u s t a s dead no m a t -te r t h e p i g m e n t a t i o n of your ki l ler ' s s k i n .

C o l e m a n Young, however, l ea rned ea r ly to p l ay t h e t r u m p card — t h e race ca rd — . to great advan t age .

T u e s d a y ' s p r e s s conference, d u r i n g w h i c h C o l e m a n Young sang h i s swan song, i s a good e x a m p l e of h is i n t i m i d a t i o n of t h e m o s t l y wh i t e p re s s corps . Among t h e s u b -j e c t s n o t t o u c h e d upon were: c r ime, d o p e , c a r j a c k i n g s , reverse rac i sm. Vi s t a s l u d g e . M a g n u m Oil , Cha r l e s B e c k h a m , Ch ie f H a r t a n d D a r r a l y n Bowers .

A s u b u r b a n official , who once gave h i s al l for t h e ci ty of Detro i t , was a s k e d if D e t r o i t c o u l d c o m e back es s viable, l ivable c i ty once C o l e m a n Young was gone.

" I t 11 t a k e 20 yeers , " h e s n a p p e d , i n d i c a t -ing t h a t he 'd aaked t h a t q u e s t i o n ba fo re .

Wel l , a first b ig s t ep h a s b e e n t a k e n t o w a r d t h a t e n d . King C o l e m a n ia f i n a l l y leaving.

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SPORTS SCENE

Crandall wins 10K race

Gabrielle Crandal l of P lymou th waa the women's 10-kilometer race winner and Pa t Lencioni the men ' s champion Sunday in

the P lymouth Family YMCA 14th Annual Run . Crandal l f inished t h e race in 41:24 ahead of

th ree other P lymouth women who filled the next t h ree places: Robin Mitchel l (43:08), T a m m y Hic-key (43:59) and Ka thy M u r p h y (44:14).

Lencioni won the men ' s 10K in 32:55. Becky Wolf rom (Canton) won the women 's 5K event (20:48)«nd Chad T i b b e t t s (Ann Arbor) the men ' s (15:59).

Girls Softball champs

St. John N e u m a n n of Canton Townsh ip won the CYO Metro Division girls softbal l championsh ip and f in ished second in the

league tournament . In the playoffs. St. J o h n N e u m a n n defeated

W a y n e St. Mary 21-3, Redford St. Valent ine 18-3, Nor thvi l le Our Lady of Refuge 12-9 a n d Taylor St. Alfred 6-4 before losing in the final to Harper Woods Our Lady Queen of Peace, 10-5.

St . J o h n N e u m a n n was 11-1 against division t e a m s and 14-2 overall.

" T h i s team was a class act all the way through." coach T im La Grow said. "Other t eams try to in-t i m i d a t e opponents , bu t my girls d idn ' t do tha t . T h e y played like ladies and showed a lot of good spo r t smansh ip . "

T h e St. J o h n players are eighth graders Karen Dougher, Nicole Kovachevich, Jenn i fe r Sikora, Amy LaGrow, Amber LaGrow, Melanie Mikosz, Kr i s t in Wit t and Sue Huber , seventh graders Lisa Garcia , Holly Peleshock, Susie Fanning, Larissa Tenof f , Evelyn Rahhal , Mandy Fournier and Sta-

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nuTis;'HTO St . J o h n scored 256 runs a n d allowed 67. Amber

LaGrow pitched a perfect game against Dearborn Heigh t s St. Melvin.

A story in the Monday Observer incorrectly ident i f ied the St. J o h n N e u m a n n team.

All-Area girls soccer Hines Park remains undefeated in league

Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury continues to dominate tbe Livonia Collegiate Baseball League, running its first-place record to 16-0 at the end of last week.

Hines Park Lincoln /Mercury made it a sweet 16th victory Friday at Ford Field, ripping de fend ing Livonia Col-l eg ia te Baseba l l L e a g u e playoff champion Walter ' s Appliance, 20-4.

H ines Park, still unbea t en in the LCBL, unleashed a 17-hit a t tack, led by T o m Davey, who went 4-for-5, in-c luding a pair of doub les and four RBI .

Others contr ibut ing to the offensive barrage included Kevin Craggs, who went 3-for-5 with five RBI; Gary Pi-erce, 3-for-5; Scott Kap la , 2-for-4 with two RBI; Ed Gundry , two RBI; Brian Burns , 2-for-3 with three RBI and three runs scored; a n d Jason Riggs, th ree runs scored.

Winn ing pi tcher Steve Ross (5-0) worked the first six innings, allowing four earned runs on six hits. He s t ruck out nine a n d walked only one. Andrew Margolick f in ished up.

Mike Thomas and Ma t t Hansen combined for four of Wal ter ' s seven &its.

Ryan Grabbetz was the losing pi tcher .

Del-Wal whips Wendy's Second place Del-Wal ran its sea-

son record to 10-4 with an 11-4 tri-u m p h over Wendy 's in a game played a Novi High School.

Andy D u n c a n scored three runs . J o h n Col l ins had two hits in a los-

ing cause .

Giants edge Caesars Steve Krsu l belted a three- run ho-

mer in the bot tom of the eight to give the T e c u m s e h (Ontario) Green Gi-a n t s a d r a m a t i c 11-10 victory Fr iday over Li t t l e Caesars.

Danny Romanycia 's solo homer t ied it in the seventh, 7-7.

Chr is Utley was the winning pitch-er in relief, while Caesars s ta r te r Mark D'Antonio , who went all the way, took t h e loss.

Lawrence Scheffer went 4-for-5 with an R B I in a losing cause. Jess ie Gerwatowski added three h i t s a n d three R B I , while Randy Gierczak con t r ibu ted three hits, two RBI a n d scored three t imes.

Andy Gagne and Jerry Sh ippe also collected two hits apiece for Caesars , which ou t -h i t the Green Gian ts , 17-13.

Walter's routs Tecumseh J i m Solak pitched .seven s t rong

inn ings a n d contr ibuted three h i t s and four R B I as Walter 's Appl iance downed the Tecumseh Green Giants , 9-1.

Jef f Schaf fe r added two hi ts and

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Two-time selection: Plymouth Canton senior forward Leah Hutko (17) made the All-Observer team for the&ec-ond time. See story on Page 5B. _*

. s teuck m l pijpc>. ... M a t t Rech t ' s t h r ee - run homer

Noah Bremen also knocked in th ree runs for the winners , while Tom Kre tschmer went 3-for-4. Temple he lped his own cause with two hits.

. - On Wednesday . Walter 's raflied for

. t h r e e r u n s in t h e top of the eigffth to rwmmt m i p n u u m ,

Mike Zielinski pitched all eight inn ings to gain the victory.

Lars Luedeman had the game-win-n ing RBI single.

U.S. women's team inspires hope for U.S. soccer future

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It was every-th ing a soccer promoter could hope for.

T h e U.S. t e am had won, easily. F a n s f l o c k e d from their seats to the per imeter of the s t ands , re-s t ra ined only by the railing five feet above the

field. T h e y shrieked for their heroes,

begging them for j u s t one brief m o m e n t of a t tent ion, to allow t h e m to share the lus ter of the l imel ight with their heroes.

A n d the players granted it. T h e y stood, each and every one of t h e m , below the howling th rong of f a n s on what was truly no more t h a n a "field of d r e a m s " two years ago — a huge expanse of thr iving grass inside a domed s t a d i u m — a n d they signed autographs . Doz-e n s of them. On shir ts , on ballB, on programs, on anyth ing a pen would scribble on.

W h a t more could a soccer n u t poss ibly ask for, except maybe the now.

chance to scream in the faces of h is detractors , " I told you so!"

It was all there. It 's t rue . I t happened .

Problem was, it came a couple days late.

Now, if those soccer p romoters can manage to combine the above — which occurred after the U.S. women's nat ional t eam e m b a r -rassed their Canadian counte r -par t s 3-0 Monday at the Silver-dome — with the crowd t h a t flocked to the 'Dome Sa tu rday to see Germany edge Eng land 2-1, there will be hope for the spor t nat ional ly in the post-World C u p era.

By t h a t I mean someth ing be-yond the collegiate level, some-th ing other t h a n the bas ta rd ized , seven-man version played du r ing the winter mon ths on conver ted hockey rinks.

I refer to a professional 11-men-per-side league. In th is country .

T h e opt imis t s surveyed S a t u r -day ' s crowd — 62,126, a U.S. C u p record — and were ready to an -nounce t h a t the sport had arr ived. Noth ing could stop its success

T h e pess imis ts wa t ched the ac-t ion on the field — a d isp lay of soccer ability our c o m m u n i t y will be hard-pressed to m a t c h in this century, even du r ing next year's World Cup — and rejected it, con-t inu ing to denounce t h e spor t as boredom personif ied.

T h e t ru th lies somewhere in be-tween.

Which brings us back to Mon-day 's women's game. Ask any spor ts en t repreneur t h e surest pa th to financial success , a n d the answer given will be to field a winning product .

Unfortunately , gender inequali-ty in a thle t ics has k e p t t h a t equa-t ion from working for t h e U.S. women's team. They a re defend-ing World C u p champions . They have won twice as m a n y interna-t ional matches as t hey have lost.

They are d o m i n a n t . And yet, they have diff icul ty

finding an audience . Monday ' s game a t t rac ted 3,572. M a n y of t h e m were kids, with a large con-t i n g e n t s c r e a m i n g " H a m m e r ! H a m m e r ! " by game's end .

S M I H I A K , 4B

Mustangs are tourney champions T h e Mid-America M u s t a n g s

16-under softball t eam won an out -of -s ta te Nat ional Invi ta t ional T o u r n a m e n t last weekend for the first t ime ever.

T h e Mus tangs outscored four opponen ta , 57-16, en route to the c h a m p i o n s h i p in Charlot te , N.C.

Ironically, their easiest victory migh t have come in the final on S u n d a y when the Screaming Ea-gles (Virginia) were a 26-7 victim. T%e Mus tangs collected 28 h i t s a n d took command early a f te r scor ing eight runs in the first in-n ing a n d 12 in the second.

S tacy Sinke (Plymouth Salem) , t h e winn ing pi tcher in each of t h e four games, struck ou t two a n d m 4-for-5 a t the pla te with two r u n s scored in the championsh ip

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S u e Huber (Canton) waa 4-for 4, Amy Yocum had four h i t s and

• Tha M u t i i g i col-lactad 28 felts and t o o k e o m M a i •arty, •coring sight mas la tka first laalag aloaa.

th ree r u n s scored and A m a n d a Keesler scored twice a f te r deliver-ing two hita.

T h e Mus tangs advanced to t h e final earlier Sunday with a 7-2 win over Count ry M e r c h a n t s (North Carolina). Lauren W r i g h t of Redford, waa 3-for-3 a n d tour-n a m e n t Moat Valuable P layer J u -lie Jones waa 2 f o r 4 Keesler scored two runs .

T h e M u s t a n g s played s t rong defense behind Sinke, recording two double plays.

T h e Mus tangs won a pair of games on Sa tu rday

They opened with a 15-3 victory over the T idewate r (Virginia) S t a r s s s S inke led t h e 16-hit at-tack with two hi ta , t h r e e runs scored and four RBI .

T h e Mus tangs won a second round game over t h e Durham (North Carol ina) Sea h a w k s , 10-4. After trai l ing 3-0 early, t h e Mus-t angs scored five in t h e th i rd in-n ing to go ahead for good. One of t h e defensive h ighl ights included a double play Mao-tad by Sinke a n d finished with a relay from Jones to Huber .

Huber waa named t h s tourna-men t ' s top offensive player a n d Mus tangs honored on t h e all-tourney team inc luded Huber , Jonee , Sinke, Yocum, Keesler and Heidi Wahl .

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Concealed Security, 7-2 overall, plays th is weekend in the West-ern Pennsy lvan ia Baseball Tour-nament.

Concealed Security opened the Waterford T o u r n a m e n t on Thurs-day with an 8-3 win over Auburn Hills, a game which was called af-ter six innings due to a two-hour t ime limit. T i m Holland, a fresh-man at M a d o n n a University, got the win on the mound with help from relievers Mike Murray and Jake Syjud.

Holland allowed seven hits but struck out six. Murray pitched one hitless inning and Syjud struck out all three of the players he retired in the sixth.

Paul K u h n (Redford Catholic Central) had two hits and three RBI and Craig Peterson (Madon-na) had a two-run home run. Tay-lor and Jes se Sund (Redford Union) also had two hits apiece, with Sund having a triple to his credit.

Concealed's hopes for a cham-pionship suffered with a 9-5 loss to Waukegon, 111. Concealed,

BASEBALL which failed to make an error in its first five games, commit ted three against Waukegon.

T i m White suffered the loss on the mound , allowing three earned runs a n d six unearned runs in three innings of work. Bret t Wal-ter (Livonia and Redford CC product ) was 2-for-2 with a dou-ble and an RBI.

Craig Benedict (P lymouth Can-ton) h a d a no-hit ter going through 6 l * innings to lead Concealed Se-curi ty pas t Cincinnat i , 2-1, in the following game. Benedict allowed a double , balked and gave up a single to enable Cinc innat i to score i ts only run in the seventh .

Desp i t e allowing a run, Bene-dict was strong enough to str ike out t h e side in the seventh to earn the win. Taylor 's double in the s ixth sen t Peterson home for the eventua l winning run in the sixth.

S u n d scored the first run for Concealed Security in the second af te r drawing a walk and going to t h i r d on Mike S j j u n d ' s single. S u n d scored on a steal of home pla te , a decision made by ass is t -an t coach Mike Steckel.

Concealed Security cloaed the tournament on a high note, beat -ing Lansing 9-5. Peterson gained the win on the mound after enter-ing the game in the fourth inn ing with the score tied 5-5. Pe terson allowed one hit and s t ruck out five.

Murray had two hi ts and two RBI and Walter drove in a run with two hits. Taylor had a three-run double.

Concealed Security improved its record in the Litt le Caesars League to 3-0 with Monday ' s 6-4 victory over Windsor at Madonf ta Park.

Concealed trailed 3-2 af ter four innings but scored four in the fifth inning to lead for good.

Joel Hil lebrand improved his pi tching record to 2-0 with a five-hit ter and six s t r ikeouts over five innings. He walked five.

Whi te earned the save a f t e r al-lowing no runs on one h i t a n d three s t r ikeouts in two inn ings pi tched.

Peterson was *2-for-2 with a tr iple and an RBI . Murray h a d one hit and two RBI, Eric Mar-cotte (Canton) doubled and stole home and Taylor had a sacrifice* fly to the warning track.

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Sunday with three games sched-uled at the P lymouth Arena.

Regular-season games will be played Sunday through Thu r sday nights during Ju ly a t P lymou th or Westland arenas . PlayoffB begin Aug. 1 with the championsh ip scheduled for Thu r sday , Aug. 5.

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I tsms for t he Sports Roundup should be submitted by 5 p. m. Tuesday (for Thursday edition) and 5 p.m. Fnday (for Monday edition).

• BASKETBALL CAMPS

• P lymouth Chris t ian Academy is sponsoring the Eagle Basket-ball C a m p beginning Monday, June '28, through Friday. Ju ly 2. T h e camp goes from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.

Boys and girls in grades 2 through 12 are welcome. T h e cost is $60. For information call Dan Brandel at 459-3505. • T h e Canton Shooting Camp will take place Ju ly 6-10 from noon to 2:30 p.m. each day and July 12-16 from 9:30 a.m. to noon each day.

Youths in grades 4 through 9 are eligible. T h e cost is $50 per session. For information call the P lymouth-Canton Communi ty Educat ion office (451-6672).

• SOCCER TRYOUTS

• T h e Livonia Youth Soccer C lub will hold under-11 boys try ou t s at 4 p.m. Sa turday and 5 p.m. Sun-

day at Bicentennial Park . All players should bring a ball, water, light jersey and dark jeraey. For more information, call J i m Davis (591-1124) or Frank Baker (464-2037). • T h e P lymouth Kickers, an un-der-16 girls premier team, will have try outs a t the Hines Park soccer field 6-8 p.m. Friday, J u n e 25, and 10 a.m. to noon Sa tu rday a n d Sunday, J u n e 26 a n d 27. T h e field is located on Hines Drive west of Haggerty Road. Call coach Ken Mills (453-3259) for informa-tion.

• QUID REUNION

T h e Melvindale Redskins , a former semi-professional football t eam tha t was active from 1954 to 1959, would like to have a re-union.

Former players, coaches, spon-sors and affil iates who are inter-ested in such an event should call David Alvis (313-388-1852) or Basil Szabo (313-383-0679).

• VOLLEYBALL CLINIC

Henry Ford Communi ty Col-lege. located at 5101 Evergreen in

Dearborn, will have its Hawk Vol-leyball Clinic (grades 6-12 all lev-els) from 9 a.m. unti l noon, Mon-day through Thursday , Ju ly 5-8.

Registration at the door is $60 (non-refundable) . For in format ion call Pat Cyrus (425-8763) or Gary Gray (427-6697).

• CC NEEDS COACHES

Redford Catholic Centra l High School is seeking a head varsi ty swim coach a n d ass is tant varsi ty soccer coaches.

Those interested should call athletic director Bob Santel lo a t 534*1140.

• SOCCER WQN-UP

Registration for the Canton Soccer C lub fall season will be ac-cepted through Wednesday, J u n e 30, at the Canton Parks and Rec-reation Office.

Boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 18 are eligible. All par t ic-ipants not registered in the spr ing (1993) must bring their bir th cer-tificates and Social Securi ty num-bers when they register.

For informat ion, call Watson Zdrodowski at 459-0927.

Pollution can foul up workouts I l ive In N e w Y o r k s i x m o n t h s o u t of t h e y e a r . I l i ke to speed w a l k o r r u n o u t s i d e . I m u s t c o m p l i -m e n t M i c h i g a n a s b e i n g a w o n -d e r f u l p l a c e wi th c lean a i r . I t is h a r d to t a k e t o t h e s t r e e t s w h e n you can sme l l

t h e c a r e x h a u s t or w h e n t h e a i r ac tua l ly looks m u c k y . A r e t h e r e a n y t i p s you could give m e w h e n I e x e r c i s e in N e w Y o r k ?

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T h a t could be a real exercise negative. If you feel you have to run or speedwalk outs ide in New York, take the following precau-t ions to minimize the hea l th r isks: • Check air quali ty reports on the weather page in the newspaper. You want to find the cur ren t Pol-lu t an t S tandard Index. Readings in the range of 100 to 199 are con-sidered not healthy. W h e n the levels are high, try to exreise be-fore 10 a.m. when the air is still a l i t t le cleaner.

• Reduce exercise in tens i ty and durat ion when pollution levels are high. • If you have diff icul ty b rea th ing

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while exercising stop because your constricted air passages might be warning you abou t the quality of air. • When pollution levels are unac-ceptable, exercise indoors.

1 travel to New York often a n d luckily there are some great in-door places to exercise right in the city. I can recommend a variety of good gyms with great aerobics classes, or with the latest and saf-est aerobic machines , weight training machines, free weights, etc.

It might even be a nice change in your workout schedule and cer-tainly safer. We call th i s cross-training and recommend it highly. You might also want to make

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The second and t h i r d sessions of beginner golf lessons are being organized through C a n t o n Parks and Recreation Services-

Session II will be J u l y 7-9,14-16 and 21; session III Aug. 4-6, 11-13 and 18. Anyone age 16 and older is eligible. T h e r e will be a junior session for people 15 and under July 10,17 a n d 24.

The fee for sess ions II and III is $52 plus a bucket of ba l l s per week. T h e junior session costs $27 plus a bucket of ba l l s per week.

Lessons will be given a t Mick-ey's Driving Range on Cherry Hill Road in West land. Call 397-5110 for information.

• WOMEN'S TRACK

Females age 10 a n d u p are wel-come to join the Sp i t f i r e women's track team. T h e fee is $25. For in-formation, call Mike or Betty Krafchak at 451-5966.

• TENNIS L E S S O N S

Tennis lessons will be given July 5-23 at Griffin Pa rk through the Canton Parks a n d Recreation Services. T h e fee is $29 for resi-dents and $35 for non-res idents .

Age groups are y o u t h (7-12), juniors (13-17) and a d u l t s (18 and older). Players of all abi l i ty leveb are welcome. Call 397-5110 for in-formation.

• SOFTBALL INFO

• Canton Softbal l Cen t e r is ac-cepting registrations for its sum-mer season, which begins June 29. The entry fee is $495 per team. There are no residency require-ments. T h e season cons is t s of 14 games. Men, women a n d coed leagues are offered.

• Canton Softbal l Cen te r is offer-ing Monday rooming doublebead-er leagues for t e^ms a n d individu-als. The 20-game season begins July 19. T h e team fee is $350. Call 483-5600, Ext. 102 for in fo rms

DATES AND EVENTS

T h e Te rmina to r 3-D course, featur ing two challenging 30-tar-get courses including one which is hand icapped accessible, will hold its grand opening on Sa turday and Sunday . T h e course, located 25-miles west of Ann Arbor, fea-tures a variety of shots ranging in d is tances f rom 20 to 60 yards. T h e Te rmina to r is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekends, call (517) 522-8777 weekends or 475-2830 week-days.

T h e Michigan Bowhunters Asso-ciation will hold its 13th annua l Bowhunters Rendezvous Ju ly 10-11 at the Clare County Fair-grounds in Harr ison. T h e week-end event features seminars , ex-hibitors. equ ipment sales, a 28-target 3-D course, arrow speed test ing novelty shoots and more.

B SPOFTTSMDTS WEEKEND Rob T r o t t ' s Great Lakes Out-doors Houghton Lake Sports-men ' s Weekend will take place Sa turday and Sunday in Hough-ton Lake. T h e show features over 100 exhibitors as well as seminars and speakers, shooting demon-strat ions, archery events, pony rides, a haun ted house, games and more, 1-800-248-LAKE.

• SHOOTING CLASS Western Wayne County Conser-vation Association will offer a ba-sic shotgun course beginning Ju ly 7, T h e class will be t aught by a certified N R A instructor and will be at the WWCCA clubhouse, 6700 Napier , P lymouth , 532-0285.

B SAILING T h e Doublehanded Sail ing Asso-ciation is sponsoring the n in th annua l Lake Huron Doublehand-ed Challenge Saturday, J u n e 26, 775-4226. T h e Great Lakes Singiehanded Society is sponsoring the 15th an-nual Por t Huron to Mackinaw Is-

p.m. the first T u e s d a y of each month a t t be Romeo Community Youth a n d Civic Canter, 286-6469.

OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS A campfire program featur ing ato-nes and songs begins a t 7:30 p-m. Friday a t Independence Oaks.

B MUSIC LADY Rita Krisch will conduct s pro-gram fea tur ing mus ic a n d stories about the n a t u r a l world beginning at 2 p.m. Sa tu rday a t Independ-ence Oaks.

B COUNTY PARK BBQMHHMRHTS Advanced registration and a mo-tor vehicle pe rmi t are required for all Oakland County Parks pro-grams, 625-6473.

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Northville will s tage its lUth an nual Great Lakes J u n i o r Masters golf tournament , J u l y 12-14.

The field is l imi ted to the first 244 en t r an t s (54-hole medal play).

The $85 entry fee (deadlne June 23) also inc ludes trophies, food and beverages.

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T h e Mi A i g a n Fly Fishing C lub meets a t 7 p.m. the first and th i rd Wednesdays of each month at the Livonia Clarenceville Jun io r High School, 420-2233.

Romeo B.A.S.S. Busters meet 7

Par t ic ipants will learn about bugs in this program which begins a t 10 a.m. Sa tu rday at Indian Springs.

BHORSE POWER Learn abou t draf t horses in th is program which begins a t 10 a.no-Saturday at Kensington.

B SNAKES A one-hour program including slides and discussion about snakes begins a t 1:30 p.m. Sa tur -day at Kensington.

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Clarenceville hires new football coach B Y B R A D E M O N S 9TA»» V H I U

Word officially leaked out th i s week — Livonia Clarenceville has a new varsi ty football coach.

In a press release da ted J u n e 5 but not received unt i l J u n e 14, Clarenceville a thle t ic director Leo Kinsella announced t h a t Chuck Donaldson, who played his prep football a t Livonia Stevenson High, has been hired to replace Russ McKenzie .

Donaldson, jus t 25, becomes the T r o j a n s ' f if th head coach in five years.

McKenzie, meanwhile, left to t ake the head football a n d wres-t l ing jobs, as well as a teaching posi t ion, s t Ypsilanti Lincoln.

McKenzie, who took over when Mark Ladd bolted the T r o j a n s ' program in the middle of the 1991 season, posted an overall record of 5-9. (Ladd had replaced Vic Ba l s j in 1990.)

" W e knew about two m o n t h s ago t h a t Russ was leaving," K in -sella said. "Th i s a p p o i n t m e n t marks the first time, since the re-ti rement of longtime coach Ra lph Weddle (five years ago), t h a t

Clarenceville has had s footbal l coach 'on staff . ' T h e k ids know him and like h im a lot ."

Donaldson, who spent the p a s t year teaching physical educa t ion a t Clarenceville Middle School , went 6-2 in 1992 as t h e T r o j a n s ' J V coach. He also coached two seasons on the J V level a t S teven-son.

Approximately 15 players re-turn from last year 's 4-5 vars i ty team.

"Always s t a smal ler school there is going to be a n u m b e r s problem," Donaldson said. " I ' m

jus t (going to) have to create enough interest a n d hope it has s snowball effect from t h e feeder school levels.

" I 'm jus t going to have to start at the bottom a n d work my way up . "

Donaldson, who now resides in Canton, recently comple ted his first year of teaching at Clarence-ville. He also coached basketbal l and track at the middle school.

At S t e v e n s o n , D o n a l d s o n played football a n d competed in track and field, g radua t ing in 1985.

Risak from page I B

No, they weren't waiting for an appea rance by M.C. Their hero thi9 night was the coach of their youth t eam: Linda Hamil ton, a U.S. t e am defender now living in Farmington Hills and working for To ta l Soccer.

Hami l ton knows the score. She stood on the t ransp lan ted grass of the Si lverdome answering jour-nal is ts ' ques t ions after Monday 's match, close to where the victori-ous German team accepted the I S. C u p t rophy Sa turday — the same day the U.S. women were winning the Ohio Women's Inter-nat ional Soccer Extravaganza in

Cinc inna t i .

Asked if women could find enough of a following to play soccer professionally, Hami l t on sa id , "Qu i t e honestly, not un t i l they m a k e a successful league for the men . Until it sells for the m e n , it won't sell for the women.

" I t ' s going to take a l i t t le bi t of adver t is ing, qui te frankly. Maybe if t hey would let us play before a U.S. m e n ' s game, like they do in college basketbal l , where the women play before the men. I t h ink if people came a n d watched us play, we could sell i t . "

T h i s will sound horribly biased.

bu t the fact is no sport in which both sexes compete is control led by women. Male a th le tes domi-nate . In sports , the object is to be the best. At present , men are.

So men ' s soccer m u s t succeed in th is country first.

Selling soccer. T h a t ' s wha t it all comes down to. Unl ike the op-t imis ts , I do not believe the game is now des t ined for success, wi th the '94 World C u p act ing as the de tonator for a soccer explosion.

But I do not s ide with the pes-s imists , e i ther . I don' t believe an a b u n d a n c e of a l t e ra t ions are needed (al though s u d d e n - d e a t h

for breaking ties is one) to juice u p the game.

Wha t male soccer promoters could use is a lesson from the U.S. women's t eam a b o u t selling the sport. Monday n ight ' s post-game autograph session found fa-vor with a lot of fans .

A solid, thr iving pro league could prosper , if approached properly. Conservatively. Don' t overexpand. No huge s tad iums . No enormous player contracts . Limit the foreign inf luence.

And don' t expect too much . Op-t imism is a fine thing, bu t re-member: a pess imis t is never dis-appointed.

Marauders chase 1st semifinal appearance T h e Maraude r s are on the verge

..f accomplishing something tha t has evaded the soccer c lub throughout its existance — a t r ip to the Na t iona l Amateur Cup ' s Final Four.

First, however, comes a pair of severe tes t s in the regional. T h e Marauders bat t le the Indianapo-lis-Fort Wayne Soccer C lub a t 4 p.m. Sa tu rday in the second of the regional semif ina ls at Oakland University. T h e first pits Scott (rallagher of St . Louis a g a m s t i h e

_ . Ihf i . surv ivors of those games-meet f a r t h c region ti t le at-j

t n f t t o trie National Amateu r Cup, Ju ly 16 and 18 in Indianapol i s , at stake.

T h e M a r a u d e r s advanced to the region semis with a hard-fought 2-1 overt ime win Sunday against the Wiscons in s ta te c h a m p at Henry Ford Communi ty College.

T h e Marauders scored first, with Robbie Ludwig net t ing a goal in the 55th m i n u t e on a play s ta r ted by J o h n Gentile, who sen t a pass through to Bob Hayes. B u t Wisconsin tied it 12 m i n u t e s later on a header by Rose Kakuea .

Five minutes into t h e first of two overtimes, the M a r a u d e r s got the clincher, again from Ludwig. Gent i le once again s tar ted the play, getting the ball to Scot t Weiger.

_ T h e excitement wasn ' t over,

B u t the defense, anchored by keeper Brian O'Shea and defend-ers Raul Delgado, Dan O'Shea , Scott Steiner and Chr is Speen, held off Wisconsin.

Others ins t rumenta l in the win midfielders Jeff Gold and

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Bowlers approve latest equipment

S u m m e r t i m e , and the livin' ia u i y ? No mora bowline on Friday n i f h t , put the old ball and bag away unti l Saptambar.

Now bare ia tbe flip aide: Summer time, what a food opportunity to get Lined up with that new ball for next

AL Not a bad idea HARRISON a t all, eapacially

since tbe neweet rage. Reactive Re

•in balls, haa been sweeping tbe coun t r y

There is another side of the story on th i s new generation of ball*. T b e big quest ion ia are they for everybody7

T h e answer to that ia, maybe noC Moat highly skilled players — the

proa, the claasic league bowlers and the senior bouse league members — will benefit the moat from the kind of power theae balls will generate.

T h e balls work great on certain lane conditions. T b e tendency of moat Re sin balls ia to go long and finish strong, which means the early trajecto ry down the lane will be fairly straight, then break into a hard hook at the back end.

T h a t t rans la tes into striking power. If a ball books early, the back end is usually ' f la t ' and the ball haa lost its power early.

On tbe negative side, tbe ball could be more difficult to control for the leas skilled player. It might also show more chipe and scratches from the lanea and pinsettera. Moat houses have signs up disclaiming responsibility. Tbe reac-tive ball may not score well on the more oiled lane surfaces.

T h e ball manufacturer* are put t ing out all kinds of reactive ball*, in a va-riety of colors, from the AMF Nin>a to the Brunswick Rhino Pro and the Eboni te Crush R and Turbo X, to the Columbia 300 with the Pro Fook and Pro Hook Extreme and Beast R

Another new material ia jus t out from Columbia called F1 excel, which is the cover stock for the new Power

Torq, which makes this ball mare ver-satile and ia uaed in a different blend in the new Black U-Dot aa well aa the Beast R

If you are more oonfuaad than ever, visit your local pro shop, they will know which ball ia beat for you, for your style of bowling, for the lane con ditions that prevail where you bowl.

This is the t ime to try the new ball so you will be uaed to it and ready to start the new season come September.

Fiesta Lanea ia having T h e Elimina-tor every Monday at 7:30 p . m with a S100 first prise (baaed on 20 entries)

It is 90 percent handicap from 210 with maximum for men - 48 pins and 56 for women. Uae 1991-92 averages, 10 pins higher 1992-93.

They have a two-game qualifier Fiesta Lanes ia located on Ford Road in Westland. For detai ls call 722-1460

In addition to this tournament. Fiesta Lanea will alao hold a single-elimination scratch tourney on Sun-day, June 27. T h i s is with no handi-cap, therefore, more appealing to the better bowling. First place ia worth $300 Call for s ta r t ing time.

. J TTmrvtoy Muers Qjrtiara AtWns 242/605, Barters W* liams 233. Yvoona Carter 226. Kathleen Lew is 226. Mane Reynolds 606. Comei L e w 266, John ButKi 247/636, Tchafta FY*ara 245/629

Monday Trta One«a Rumphy 224/561. CJxic* Hal 258. Ken Pmkston 256/672. Law-rence Jacfcson 685

Tuesday N«e Ladte* E.ax CWvtt 223. jacMe McQueen 262/650. Tort Goodwin 265. Rutfi Ouniap 220/610. Janet Gtaser 245/564. Amy Rener 223^26-

Bow4 One Lanea (Trey) Summer Junior * l Stars: Siephen Vance 300. Lormle Jones, Jr 300, OevKI EwaM 300

Woe«aa4 Law as (Uveata) Summer Mens Trio: BoC Simon 240/222, Jerry Hemer 256. Brad Strange 247. SUTCFI Cook 855 (4).

Ke#erettev Pat Seyun 213/210/594. Nwicy Petacfiyfc 536, Paula Brotwt 204/532, Bene Efcs 204/516, Sharon White 202/504." Linda Sparkman 512.

devertanee <U»ew*a) David s Pro Shoe and Oovertanes Sweeper Deve Tutafc 300 BoC Vance took first place, defeating Tracy Franhim 215/207.

Bacfcsidefs (DHC) Howard 8tais*y 267/ 666, Mary Bennett 221. Carol Neary 590. Hershe* WNte 244

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Solid footing Observer team features 4 repeat selections ? BY C . J . RISAK STAFF WRITER

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It seems like only yesterday t h a t two league teams were play-ing for the state crown every year (actually, it occured in '84, '87 a n d '88).

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Of the 11 players selected to t h e all-Observer first t eam, four are repeat choices from '92. Seven are seniors. And six were a l l -WLAA.

Furthermore, only two of t h e 11 are from outside the league.

So here it is. And, a l though goal-Bcorera usually get the bu lk of the recognition, coaches bu i ld their defense first. T h a t ' s where we'll s tar t .

Jori Wotchans, Plymouth Can-ton, kaepor: Welchans has been all-state, all-WLAA and all-Observer the past two years. She recorded 14 shutouts In 2 3 games this sea-son. giving up Just 15 goals. A gra-duating senior, Welchans will try to make University of Detroit-Mercy's first season of women's soccer a success this fall.

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Alma® C o u a l n o , L i v o n i a Churchill, midfielder: She Is the fourth player to repeat as all-Ob-server from the '92 team — and Cousino will have a chance to make It a three-peat next year. She's just a junior.

She scored 12 goals and assist-ed on eight more for the Chargers. But her main contribution came in other areas, according to assistant coach Chris Speen:-"She has ex-ceptional ball-handling skills, and she sets the tempo of the game. She's a real team leader."

Beth Ziobro, Farmington Hills Mercy, stopper: A senior and team captain. Ziobro was an all-Catholic League selection who ac-counted for 108 blocked shots. She was a team leader in all as-pects — a National Honor SQfiety member, she plans to play for Michigan's first-year varsity team this fall.

"Beth is the type of student-ath-lete that makes coaching soccer truly a gratifying experience." said Mercy coach Deepak Shivraman..

straight Catholic championships, two district tit les)."

Michele Brach, Uvonia Steven-son, midfielder: A senior trl-cap-tain and team MVP, Brach. an all-WLAA pick, did a bit of everything for the young Spartans, including taking an active part in the goal-production. She scored 13 and as-sisted on 11 more, showing skills that should come In handy this fall on Detroit-Mercy's team.

"She should do very well at that level," said Stevenson coach Mary Kay Hussey. "She keeps getting better and better. She's very ag-gressive. extremely fast and hard-nosed, and very determined."

Alyson Noone, Ptymouth Can-ton, midfielder: Having just com-pleted her junior year, Noune is just beginning to find her niche In soccer — which is bad news for opponents. She has 11 goals and nine assists in her career, with four goals and four assists coming this season. Noune was an all-Western Division pick in l tus

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Kris Ooff, Ptymouth Salem, sweeper: Another two-time all-state selection, Goff was "just like a coach on the field,'' according to Salem coach Ken Johnson. "A ©•eat team leader. She has excel-lent fitness and stamina, and a ©eat love of the game."

A senior, Goff was the Rocks' team MVP and was twice an all-WLAA and all-Observer pick. She had nine goals and 10 assists this season from her defensive posi-tion. She'll attend Michigan State in the fall.

Laah Hutko, Ptymouth Canton, forward: Another two-time all-Ob-server selection who was all-state this year, Hutko, a senior, did what she was supposed to do — score goals. She put 23 into opponents' nets this season, and assisted on 12 others. For her career, she had 47 goats and 21 assists.

Hutko set a Canton school record for goals scored in a season this year, an accomplishment that earned her team MVP honors. "She's well-skilled, very intense, a 110 percent player," said Smith. "She was a pleasure to coach."

unmatched. She is pure skill and "She plays with a great amount heart. of desire,"

ancf abie to shoot or game. Her playing performance de- cross with both feet. And she's fines the term consistency."

Dan ie l l e P r i e b e , L i von ia Churchill, defender: A senior, Pnebe's nickname, according to Speen, was "the wall." She wasn't entirely defensive-onented, howev-er — Pnebe scored three goals and had four assists.

"She's an all-around great play-er," Speen said, "and was the backbone of the defense. She's a team leader."

She was also a three-year start-er for the Chargers.

Carrie Dzladoaz, Farmington Hills Mercy, midfielder: There are more than a few Catholic League foes who are happy to bid farewell to Dziadosz. a senior. She was a four-year starter at midfiekj, was all-division three times and all-Catholic twice. She completed her career at Mercy with 30 goals and 55 assists.

"Came is one of the most talent-ed players to come out of the state," said Shivraman. "She can make or break a game. Carrie has been instrumental in the success of Mercy's soccer program (three

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Caryn Tatterton, Ptymouth Sa-lem, striker: A senior, Tatterton enjoyed a superb final season for the Rocks — 20 goals, six assists. In her career (two years as a start-er), she had 36 goals and 20 as-sists. Her play earned Tatterton all-Lakes Division honors in the WLAA this season.

"She's a ©eat team player," said Johnson. "She's a fast, skillful forward who always scored in big games."

Marie Spaccarotella, Uvonia Churchill, forward: Spaccarotella represents the future of the WLAA. She's enjoying her first year on the all-Observer team because, well, this is her first year of high school soccer.

There's no doubting she made her mark in her freshman season, considering a school-record 28 goals scored and 11 assists.

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R i d g e d a l e P l a y e r s

Junior Actors of Ridgedale Players will pres-ent the classic chi ldren 's story, "Heidi , 7 p.m. Friday, J u n e 25, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

S a t u r d a y , J u n e 26, and 1 p.m. Sunday, J u n e 2! at t h ^ playhouse, 205 W. Long Lake Road, Troy. T i c k e t s $4. Call 288-0799.

A v o n P l a y e r s

Avon Players of Rochester announce the opening of their annua l fund-raiser , " M a d e in the USA," a music revue tha t features

t h e t a l en t s of many local performers. Show t imes 8 p.m. Friday, J u n e 25 and Saturday, Jur^; 26; 2 p.m. a n d 7:30 p.m. Sunday , J u n e 27 at t e play-house on Tienken at Washington, eas t off of Ro-ches t e r Road in Rochester Hills. Tickets for Fri-day ' s performance are $15, and include a reception a n d tou r of the theater . Sa turday and Friday per-fo rmances are $10. Tickets available at the door, or in advance by calling 375-1390.

J a z z a n d s t r a w b e r r i e s

The Franklin Communi ty Association in-vites you to its first Jazz-Strawberry Social, noon to 4 p.m. Sunday , J u n e 27 at the

Gazebo in Franklin Village. Enjoy a s t rawberry sundae , chocolate d ipped strawberr ies , pop and coffee, plus the cont inuous music of two Dixieland and New Orleans jazz bands . T h e mus ic is free; _

, thara iaâ-chai-ge-for re f reshments .

Y o u t h s y m p h o n y lue Lake In te rna t iona l Youth Symphony Orchestra, composed of 88 young musi-cians. will visit Troy dur ing their Midwest

Tour . They will present a chamber mu c recital 7 p.m Sundav, J u n e 27 at Fai th Lu ther . . Church, Big Beaver and Dequindre roads, and a mphony concert , 7:30 p.m. Monday, J u n e 28 at Troy High School , Northfield Parkway and Long Lake Road, Troy. Admission to the concert and recital is free.

J o h n n y T r u d e l l

B B S O strikes right note with Pine Knob

STEWART FRANCKE

The Livonia Arts Commiss ion presents Mu-sic Under the S ta rs 7:30-9 p.m. Thu r sday , Ju ly 1 with J o h n n y Trudel l Big Band (Top

40) a t Civic Center Park , 33897 Five Mile Road, Livonia. The concert is free, a n d open to the pub-lic, bring your own lawn chair . For informat ion a b o u t upcoming concerts, call 421-2000. Extension 351 or 425-2326.

J a v a C o f f e e h o u s e

New World Order Jazz te t will perform 8-11 p.m. Tuesday , J u n e 29 at Java Coffee-house. 307 N. Main Street , Rochester . For

more information, call 650-3344 or N ina Bentley, 874-4394.

B i r m i n g h a m T h e a t r e

Stage Door Produc t ions p resen t s "God-spell," a musical based upon the Gospel according to St . Mat thew, at the Birming-

h a m Thea t re , 231 S. Woodward. Ju ly 8 to Aug. 1. T i c k e t s available at the box office, 644-3533, and all T i c k e t m a s t e r out le ts . T o charge t ickets , call 644-6666. S tuden t and senior d i scounts available.

Like other small s y m p h o n y o rches -

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fl \ Symphony Orches-- r tra is a quie t impera-

^ | tive to many people in its communi ty . T h e 65-member pro-fessional orchestra, with its graceful mix of pops and classics,

is an a l te rna t ive to the obvious — to t raff ic j a m s and T V news and the hectic n a t u r e of contemporary soci-ety.

Yet un l ike other Michigan commu-nity orches t ras , the BBSO is enjoying an elevated professional s t a tus — they have been asked by P ine K n o b to provide orchestral backing for the tour ing a r t i s t s tha t cons t i tu te P ine K n o b ' s s u m m e r classics series.

T h e first concert in which the B B S O par t ic ipa ted was the J u n e 22 appea rance by Broadway stylist Mi-chael Feinste in . They will also per-form with the Moody Blues, one of the first groups to blend a rock sensi-bil i ty with orchestral str ing arrange-ments , on J u n e 24.

Other concerts featuring the B B S O will be headl ined by composer /con-duc tor Henry Mancini , the new age art is t Y a n n L a n d Disnev's Svmphon-

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Mus ic Award fpr oqts tqndinR com-a n?umt> r ' - orcHes t ra r the comprised of both full t ime and par t t ime mus ic i ans who work in other professions. Formed in 1975, the sym-phony now offers a rigorous and var-ied schedule of concerts held princi-pally at T e m p l e Beth El in Birming ham. T h e Pine Knob oppor tuni ty , however, is unprecedented and presti-gious.

" P i n e K n o b called and asked if we would be interested," said Carla Lamphere , the BBSO's executive di-rector. " W e are really excited because it is such a prestigious opportuni ty .

And it will give a lot of people the chance to hear and see us. When they do, they'll find they have someth ing wonderfu l in their own backyard . "

" T h e fact tha t we were chosen to perform at P ine Knob shows t h a t we've reached a new p l a t eau in our mus ica l ability, as well as how we're perceived," said her h u s b a n d Ward Lamphere , a t rombonis t in the or-chest ra . " I t ' s a very rare t h i n g for a communi ty orchestra to do someth ing like th is ."

T h e Pine Knob series is also of fi-nancia l benefi t to the BBSO. Al-though Lamphere e s t ima tes t h a t they generate 30 to 40 percent of their an-nua l budget through concert t icket sales, the rest is raised via communi -ty f u n d raising.

"Bes ides being a wonderfu l musi-cal opportuni ty , we're looking a t Pine K n o b as a fund-ra is ing project ," di-rector Lamphere said. " W e hope to es tab l i sh more than a one year rela-t i onsh ip with them."

Since its formation 18 years ago, t h e BBSO has grown unde r the direc-t ion of only one conductor , Felix Resnick. Also a longtime violinist wi th the Detroit S y m p h o n y Orches-t ra , Resnick will not be par t i c ipa t ing in the Pine Knob series; each ar t is t t ravels with his own conductor . Yet Resnick is well aware, a n d

P e r f o r m a n c e s c h e d u l e

Here's the schedule of Birming-ham-Bloomfie ld Symphony Or-ches t ra pe r fo rmances at Pine Knob. Tickets are available at the Palace and P ine K n o b b o i offices and all T i c k e t m a s t e r centers. T icke ts may be charged by phone to American Express , Visa, Mast-ercard or Discover by calling 645-6666. For informat ion, call 377-0100.

• Thursday , Ju . i e 24, 7:30 p.m. — T h e Moody Blues in concert with the BBSO. Ticke ts $22.50 and $17.50 pavilion, $12.50 lawn. • Sunday , J u n e 27, 7:30 p.m. — Henry Belafonte with the BBSO. T icke t s $25 and $20 pavilion, $12.50 lawn. • Monday, Ju ly 5, 7:30 p.m. —

Henry Manc in i with the BBSO Tickets $22.50 and $17.50 pavilion $12.50 lawn.

• Friday, Ju ly 9, 8:30 p.m. — Van ni Live with the BBSO Tickets $35. $25 and $22.50 pavilion seat ing only.

• Friday. Ju ly 30, 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, Ju ly 31, 3 p.m and 7.3U p.m. — Disney 's Symphonic Fan tasy with the BBSO. Tickets $22.50 and $17.50 pavilion, $12.50 lawn. Groups of 15 or more rec ive $2.25 off $22.50 tickets, $1.75 off $17.50 t ickets , and $3.50 off $12.50 tickets. Ten percent discouri ' on tickets purchased at the P in t Knob/Pa lace box offices with a Magic Kingdom Card.

" I t ' s d i sappoin t ing t h a t Felix won't be conduct ing," Ward Lamphere said. " T h e conductor is part of the tour with, say, the Moody Blues. They follow a precise program. Most of their program doesn ' t actively fea-ture the orchestra; most of it's jus t background.

troucl, ot the orcr ve lopment .

"I th ink the orchestra has been coac ! t e^§ve r fFe yearsT ancl They've acquired a certain proficiency. '

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know the repertoire real well, he said.

If not already a member, each of the BBSO's music ians was required to join the local musician s union as Pine Knob is a closed shop. Yet the union s t a t u s made fur a significar.i

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"There ' s an important funct ion tor a smaller orchestra ." Ward Lamphere

mmssmsm said we'll be featured t h a t night . To me,

t h a t ' s much more impor tan t concert. I t ' s maybe more excit ing to say you're playing with the Moody Blues, but i t 's much more chal lenging to play

Resnick. "We're pe rhaps more flexi-ble t han some other orchest ras . We've generally done our concerts in a mini-m u m number of rehearsals, which I t h i n k makes us more quick in reading v with Henri Mancini . mus i c . " -T~

Reading music — mus ic tha t the orchestra may be unfami l i a r wi th — is jus t one of the musical chal lenges t h a t each member of the B B S O faces with th is type of concert. " I t has to fit t h a t part icular act, so the orches t ra is no longer the s tar ," Resnick said.

The BBSO rehearses only once with the act they will be supporting, usual ly an af ternoon practice on the day of the show. Ward Lamphere said that he familiarizes himself with the.-a r t i s t ' s music prior to any rehearsals.

"I th ink it 's qu i t e an advantage to

to be par t oFthe T a o n c o f t ^ commu nity; t ha t ' s very important

"P ine Knob is a wonderful oppor tuni ty ," added Carla Lamphere . But the mission is to, through musrcrReTjT' people alleviate their fears. T h e world is so s tressed; it 's | m p o r t a n t to step back and relax with a wonderful con cert."

Stewart Francke. a musician and free lance writer haa a special interest in modern music.

Ernie Harwell joins concert lineup For the first t ime ever, the Detroit

S y m p h o n y Orchestra will perform two concer ts at Greenfield Village in Dearborn on Saturday, Ju ly 3, a n d Sunday , Ju ly 4, at 8:30 p.m.

Ticketa are available at the Detroit S y m p h o n y Orchestra Hall box office, 833-3700; Henry Ford M u s e u m & Greenfield Village, 271-1620; and T i c k e t m a s t e r locations. Prices, in-c luding parking — adults , $15; chil-dren 5-12, $7; children 4 and under , free. For informat ion, call 833-3700. T o charge t ickets, call 645-6666.

Greenf ie ld Village is in Dearborn at 20900 Oakwood, near Southf ie ld and Michigan Avenue. Concertgoers may br ing b l anke t s or low-style lawn

chai rs for seating on the Village Green.

Special guest conductor Joel Lev-ine will lead the orchestra in these concerts celebrating the period of American history when our country' went from a sleepy, 19th century agrar ian society to an indus t r i a l giant th rough the birth of the mach ine age in the 20th century. T h e concer ts will be presented on the Village Green, central ly located among the historic s t ruc tu res of Greenfield Village.

A highlight of the concer ts will be a sa lu te to the Great American Pas t ime — baseball — as Detroit Tigers radio announcer Ernie Harwell of Farming-ton retells the story of "Casey at the B a t " in a del ightful a r r angemen t with

orches t ra I agcoffipamffignt - -T h e orchestra has p lanned a trib-

ute to America 's his tory in the two concerts with a program including music of the late 19th a n d early 20th centur ies by such composers as Ste-phen Foster, J o h n Phi l ip Sousa, George Gerswhin, Irving Berlin, and George M. Cohan.

Pieces to be performed include — "St r ike Up the B a n d , " " T h e Type-w r i t e r , " a n d " R i c h a r d R o d j ^ s Waltzes ."

Each evening's concert will end w i t h a r o u s i n g r e n d i t i o n of Tchaikovsy 's "1812 Over ture" fol-lowed by a spectacular fireworks dis-play above the Village.

Special guest: Ernie Harwell will be featured.

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the circus in America, one of the most celebrated famil ies in circus history will visit Detroit .

"The Great Wal lendas Circus ' ' will perform at the H e a l t h Alli-ance P l a n ' s first " H A P Family Fest ," 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sa tur -day, J u n e 26, and no<?n to 5 p.m. S u n d a y . J u n e 27. at the South Yield Civic Center, 2600O Ever green. Southf ie ld .

T h e event is open to the public; admission and parking are free. There will be chi ldren 's act ivi t ies 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sa tu rday a n d noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. For infor-mation, call 552-6420.

The Great Wal lendas Circus will be presented 11 a.m., 4 p.m.

and 7 p.m. Sa tu rday , J u n e 26, and 1 p.m and 3 p.m. Sunday , June 27

Allynn Goowin, a madcap bal-loon art ist , will c rea te ins tant bal-loon scu lp tu res on children — dressing them as but terf l ies , dra-gons and spacesh ips , 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sa tu rday , June 26, and 4 p.m. Sunday , J u n e 27.

Other en te r t a ine r s of interest to children include Norman Foote, 8:30 p.m. Sa tu rday , J u n e 26, and 3 p.m. Sunday , J u n e 27.

At the e thnic fa i r portion of the festival, e thn ic d a n c e groups in-cluding the Cha ldean Dancers, W'awel Folk E n s e m b l e and Aira-bie-Children 's Lebanese Dance Group, will per form.

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world's most v ibrant dance com-panies, re turns to Detroi t for five shows at the Fox Thea t r e . J u n e 24-27.

This summer Detroi t Sympho-ny Orchestra Hal l br ings to De-troit the ful l - length ballet "Bill-boa rds , " f ea tu r ing mus ic by Prince. In "Bi l lboards , " ballet and rock music are fused together to create someth ing larger than a ballet and bigger t h a n any music

video. "Bi l lboards will be presented 8

p.m. Thu r sday , J u n e 24, and Sat-urday, J u n e 26, a n d 1 p.m. Sun-day. J u n e 27. at the Fox Thea t re , 2211 Woodward. Detroit. For tick-ets, call 833-3700 or T icke tmas-ter, 645-6666.

For those with more t radi t ional tastes, the Joffrey will a l te rna te pe r fo rmances of "Bi l lboards , " with more classic ballets accom-panied by the Detroit Symphony

Orchestra. The Joffrey will offer the com-

plete, fully staged masterpiece "Les Presages," which was chore-ographed by Leonide Massine and set to Peter I. Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony, 8 p.m. Friday, June 25, and 7 p.m. Sunday, June 27, at the Fox Theatre. For tick-ets, call 833-3700 or Ticketmas-ter, 645-6666.

These performances are part of the DSO's summer Tchaikovsky

Fes t iva l commemorat ing the 100th anniversary of the great Russian master's death.

Also to be featured are three other classics of the JofErey reper-toire — "The Garden of Villan-dry," with music by Franz Schu-bert, "Monotones II," with music by the French impressionist Erik Satie; and "Light Rain." with choreography by the Joffrey's ar-tistic director Gerald Arpino.

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prowess, refined and sophisticat-ed movements, as well as its sheer beauty, the Joffrey Ballet was founded in 1956 by Robert Joffrey and Gerald Arpino.

The Tchaikovsky Festival, July 9-18 features a variety of activities. C o n c e r t s c o m m e m o r a t i n g Tchaikovsky are planned at Or-chestra Hall July 9, July 10, July 16, July 17, and July 18. For infor-mation, call 833-3700.

'Last Action Hero': some thrills but dizzying : "LAST JCT0H HEM" Released by: Columbia Pictures Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Austin O'Brien, F. Murray Abraham, Mercedes Rue hi. Art Carney Directed by: John McTiernan Produced by: Steve Roth Screenplay by: Shane Black and David Arnott based on story by Zak Penn and Adam Leff Rated: PG-13 (Some material may be inappropriate for child-ren under 13) Running time: Two hours, 2 min-utes Rating (out of a possible four)-.

In " L a s t Ac-t ion H e r o , " a m a g i c t i c k e t t r a n s p o r t s a young movie fan i n t o t h e c a r chases a n d ex-plosions of an Arnold Schwar -

JOHN zenegger movie.

MONAGHAN T h e effect i sn ' t half as th r i l l ing

for the audience. I 've got a high tolerance for Ar-

nold.Schwarzenegger movies. H i s no-nonsense , monosyl labic ap-proach to dangerous s i t ua t ions , a n d his appearance in real life as a generally good guy make h im ex-t remely watchable.

B u t with "Las t Action Hero ," Arnold and director John McTier -n a n ("Die Hard") t ry too h a r d to p lease everybody. T h e resul t does provide occasional thr i l ls , b u t they ' r e almost unconnected to

th is dizzying, lengthy t r ibu te to the action movies tha t Arnold buil t his career on.

" Jack S la te r IV," as shown in th i s mov ie -wi th in -a -mov ie , is about a vigi lante cop in snakesk in boots who breaks the rules to get his man. T h i s cross between " R a m b o " a n d "Di r ty Ha r ry" even haa the high-decibel police chief who sc reams for S la te r ' s badge.

Young D a n n y watches these movies over a n d over in a run-down old movie theater . He ' s ecstatic when the foggy old projec-tionist (Art Carney) offers him a chance to preview the latest "S la te r " pick. He ' s even more ex-cited when he ends u p in S la te r ' s car dur ing a high-speed chase.

Wha t follows isn ' t tha t differ-ent from any misma tched buddy movie, a l though the concept here is. that " L a s t Action Hero" spoofs the entire genre. I t fails to work because these movies, especially

in the sequels, usua l ly have the tongue planted firmly in cheek anyway.

T h e gags consis t most ly of dry p u n s delivered by Slater , usually j u s t a f te r he's d i spa t ched a bad guy. And, of course, he spoofs his "Aaah l be bock" l ine from the " T e r m i n a t o r " movies.

Ins ide jokes a t ^ u t movies in general somet imes hi t the right note. Danny marve l s a t the idiocies of Hollywood, especially when the bad guy t a l k s so much ins tead of s imply blowing the good guy away.

Younger audiences can identify with Aust in O 'Br ien ' s Danny, a grunge kid who m a k e s "Termina-tor I I ' s " Edward Fur long look like T o m Cruise. His fami ly consists of Mercedes Rueh l , in another loud, thank less role as the wor-

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" L a s t Act ion Hero" also pays homage to foreign films, but th i s a in ' t " C i n e m a Paradiso ." You'll find f u n n y nods to Bergman 's " T h e Seven th Sea l" and Olivier 's " H a m l e t , " t h e lat ter shown as a "S la t e r " - s ty l e movie trailer.

The re ' s also a marquee for " C u r s e of t h e D e m o n " a n d posters for Fell ini and Visconti films in the k id ' s apa r tmen t . Go figure.

More appropr ia te ly , AC/DC, Def L e p p a r d , Megade th a n d Queens ryche provide the sound-track mus ic , though Arnold also gets the c h a n c e to groove on Mo-zart. Again there 's someth ing supposed ly here for everyone.

Like s t a r gazing? Look fast a n d

you can spot J i m Belushi , Chevy Chase , Sharon Stone, Robert Pa-tr ick, and Arnold 's real-life wife, Mar i a Shriver. La ter in the film, t h e fictional Slater enters the real world a n d confronts creator Ar-nold Schwarzenegger at a celebri-ty-packed preview screening. ..

A l l t h i s a d d s u p to a hodgepodge tha t looks a little like t h a t big Arnold blow-up tha t ' s been m a k i n g the rounds at vari-o u s premieres, including the one a t Cannes . It makes a splash all right, b u t i t ' s big, unwieldly and , when you get right down to it, full of no th ing bu t hot air.

'Last Action Hero" is showing at these suburban movie theaters; AMC Americana West, AMC Lau-rel Park, GCC Canton Cinema. United Artists West River, AMC Southfield City, Quo Vadis and Star Rochester.

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Comic strip comes to-life in 'Dennis the Menace ' T T 3 c i g a t a n K a B M ! i i A i a J t 3 8

Look out — it 's "Dennis the Menace , " a new comedy about Amer ica ' s favorite comic s t r ip kid, s tarr ing Chris topher Lloyd, J o a n Plowright, Lea Thompson , Mason Gamble and Walter Mat-t au as Mr. Wilson.

T h e movie opens a t suburban movie thea te rs Friday, J u n e 25.-

F i lmed entirely on location in the Chicago area. "Denn is the M e n a c e " fea tures the classic charac te rs of Hank Ke tcham's be-loved comic s t r ip , inc lud ing Denn i s (Mason Gamble) ; his par-ents , Henry (Robert S tan ton) and Al ice (Lea T h o m p s o n ) ; h i s f r iends, Joey and the bossy, prissy Margare t ; his loval dog. Ruff —

Plowright) Wilson, the older cou-ple next door who endure t h e b r u n t of Dennis ' endless may-hem.

" D e n n i s the M e n a c e " is direct-ed by Nick Castle and produced by J o h n Hughes and Richard

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Vane . The executive producer is E r n e s t Chambers. T h e film is wr i t ten by John Hughes . It is r a ted PG (Some material m a y not be sui table for pre-teenagers) .

Six-year-old Mason G a m b l e , who was.-selected to play D e n n i s

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quie t for too long. Any moment now, he's going to appear . Sud-denly, in the h e a r t - s t o p p i n g sound of a cheerful , h igh-pi tched voice, Mr. Wi lson ' s worst fears are realized. D e n n i s is home! And he 's headed s t ra ight toward the Wilson ' s house.

Dennis doesn ' t m e a n to cause havoc. It 's j u s t an inevi table re-sul t of his e n t h u s i a s t i c explora-t ions; mishaps a n d mischief are h is constant compan ions .

T h e curmudgeonly George Wil-son, whose most s t r e n u o u s \ i a i l y activi ty is exercising patience when Dennis comes over, has a warm heart known only to his gentle wife, M a r t h a . Whi le more of ten than not a vict im of one of

George secretly marve l s at the en-ergy a n d ingenuity t h a t one small boy can muster .

"Dennis the Menace," will be showing at these suburban movie theaters: AMC Abbey. AMC Lau-rel Park, AMC Old Orchard. AMC Southfield, AMC Wonderland, Showcase Auburn Hills, GCC Novi Cinema, Star Winchester.

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Riblet Platter $8-29 Over q pound of slow hickory-roasted rib tips in our spicy Bar-B-Que sauce servec witn French fries & cole slaw

Steak or Chicken Fajitas $7.99 Strips of marinated steak or chicken oreast char-broiled & served on a sizzling platter with sauteed onions 5 green peppers, fresh guacamole, pico de gallo & sour cream, with soft hot flour tortillas served on the side

Chicken Fingers Platter $6 79 A hearty portion of breaded chicken tenderloins, fried & served with French tees. cole slaw & honey mustard sauce.

Smothered Chicken $7.29 Our char-broiled, marinated chicken breast topped with Monterey Jack, sauteed mushrooms, green peppers & onions.

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Thinly sliced turkey breast, smoked ham & bacon with, two cheeses. shredded lettuce,, tomatoes & mayon-naise on a hoagie roll

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Our Hamburgers are mode from 100% ground beef, char-broiled ana served on a fresh bun with shredded lettuce, tomato, red onion & a pickle spear

Appiebee Burger $4.99 Double-decker quarter pound patties, grilled with two cheeses, sauteed onions, lettuce, tomato & creamy mustard sauce on a toasted hoagie roll.

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Cheese Burger $3 99 The Basic topped wrth American cheese

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Blackened Chicken SakxJ $5.89 A spcy combination of blackened chicken breast on a bed ot mixed greens with eggs, tomatoes & Cheddar served with hot bocon mustard dressing & garlic bread

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• FRANCMSC TCRMHNATIOM " H a n d l i n g the Dealer, Sales Rep-resentat ive or Franchise Termi nat ion Case" will be the subjec t of a comprehensive one-day seminar on Friday, June 25, at the Michi-gan S ta te University managemen t educat ion center in Troy. Call 764-0533.

• EXPORT TO MEXTCO MacDonald & Gordon, P.C., a Bi rmingham based law firm, has scheduled the first in a series of seminars designed to educate small and medium sized bus iness interested in exporting to Mexico and Latin America for Wednes-day, J u n e 30 at the Troy Marr io t t Hotel at 8 a.m. Call 645-5940.

• CPA . Make your C P E Dollars Coun t by a t t end ing this years two Manage-m e n t Informations Shows spon-sored by the Michigan Associa-t ion of Certified Publ ic Accoun-t a n t s on Tuesday, J u n e 29, a n d Wednesday, June 30 at the H y a t t Regency in Dearborn. Ca;; 855-2288 for information.

• FAMILY LEAVE "Fami ly and Medical Leave Act of 1993" sponsored by the Ameri-can Society of Employers will be d iscussed on J u n e 29 from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. at 23815 Northwestern Highway in Southfield. Speaker: Gary Klotz, Keywell and Rosen-feld. Call 353-4500 to register.

• SUPERVISION ' Principles and Pract ices of Su-pervision," sponsored by the American Society of Employers will be discussed on J u l y 8, 15 and 22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 23815 Northwestern Highway in S o u t h f i e l d . S p e a k e r : D i c k Warner, ASE's managemen t Eu-cations Division. Call 353-4500 to register.

• OFFICE SAFETY "Improving Office Safe ty ." spon-sored by the American Society ot Employers will be d iscussed on Ju ly 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 23815 Northwestern Highway in S o u t h f i e l d . S p e a k e r : R i c h a r d Zdeb, Safety Consu l tan t , Michi-gan Depar tment of Labor Call 353-4500 to register.

• BUILDING TEAMS "Bui lding T e a m s of Excellence sponsored by the American Soci-ety of Employers will be dis-cussed on Ju ly 16 from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. at 23815 Northwestern High-way in Southfield. Speaker: Gail Holtmeyer, director. Communica -tions Workshops Inc. Call 353-4500 to register.

• COMPUTERS " In t roduc t ion to C o m p u t e r s , sponsored by the American Soci-ety of Employers will be dis-cussed on Ju ly 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 'a t 23815 Nor thwestern High-way in Southf ie ld . Speaker: Rob-ert Battiglia, We Teach. Call 353-

4500 to register.

• CPR " C P R and First Aid Tra in ing ," sponsored by the American Soci-ety of Employers will be dis-cussed on Ju ly 19 a n d 20 from 1-5 p.m. at 23815 Nor thwes te rn High-way in Southf ie ld . S p e a k e r Supe-rior Medical. Call 353-4500 to reg-ister.

• WORDPERFECT "WordPer fec tL Level II ." spon-sored by the American Society of Employers will be d i scussed , on Ju ly 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 23815 Nor thwes te rn Highway in Southf ie ld . Speaker: Robert Bat-tiglia, We Teach. Call 353-4500 to register.

• LOTUS 1-2-3 " L o t u s 1-2-3: Level 1." sponsored by the American Society of Em-ployers will be d i scussed on Ju ly 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 23815 Nor thwestern Highway in South-field. Speaker: Robert Battiglia, We Teach. Call 353-4500 to regis-ter. " ^

• OFFICE PROOUCTS Bus ines s Resources is host ing a free product " L e a r n i n g Experi-ence" show n T h u r s d a y , Ju ly 22, at the Holiday Inn West in Livo-nia beginning a t 2:30 p.m. Come and see the la test in office sup-plies f rom 30 major manufac tu r -ers. Call 1-800-968-9750 by Ju ly 15.

• WORDPERFECT WordPer fec tL Level I." spon-

sored by the American Society of Employers will be discussed on Ju ly 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. a t 23815 Nor thwes te rn Highway in Southf ie ld . S p e a k e r Robert Bat-tiglia, We Teach . Call 353-4500 to register.

• HARVARD GRAPHICS "Harvard G r a p h i c s " sponsored by the American Society of Employ-ers will be d iscussed on Ju ly 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 23815 Nor thwes te rn Highway in South-field. S p e a k e r Robert Battiglia, We Teach. Call 353-4500 to regis-ter.

• SMALL BUSINESSES Michigan smal l bus iness owners will have one more opportuni ty to speak u p a n d ou t on issues of tax-es. regulat ion, heal th care, capital and credit , a n d access to informa-tion at the las t Edward Lowe Founda t ion Free Enterpr iseBrief-ing scheduled for Saturday, Ju ly 24 at t h e Rit Carl ton Hotel in Dearborn. Call 1800-0888-1424.

• TEAMWORK " T e a m w o r k - C o m m u n i c a t i o n -Posit ive T h i n k i n g . " sponsored by the Amer ican Society of Employ-ers will be d iscussed on July 28 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 23815 Nor thwes te rn Highway in Sou th-field. S p e a k e r T o m Borg, Tom Borg & Associates . Call 353-4500 to register.

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C o u n t y e x p a n s i o n I scream, we scream, Wes t land

sc reams for ice cream.

Bask in -Robb ins . the world's largest chain of ice c ream special-ity f ranchises , has announced the opening of four new t radi t ional Bask in -Robb ins f ranchises , in e luding one in Wes t land , and two to four "Concept 2000" stores, fea tur ing convenient , quick, and ef f ic ient dr ive- through service with modes t interior seating ca-paci ty, will soon be in operat ion.

T h e Wes t land store on Wayne Road will offer a full menu of B a s k i n - R o b b i n s ' most popular i tems. In addi t ion to 31 flavors of ice cream, including American-style p remium ice cream and s u p e r - p r e m i u m I n t e r n a t i o n a l Creams , sherbet, sorbets , and iceS, cus tomers can t ake home ice cream novelties like sundae bars a n d cus tom decorated cakes.

To sat is fy cus tomers with spe-cific diet concerns a n d tas te pref-erences, Light, Fat-Free, and Sug-a ^ F r e e dairy desser t s will be avai lable, along with four flavors of nonfa t , low-fat, a n d Tru ly Free frozen yogurt. P r e m i u m yogurt bars round out the product mix.

In addi t ion, f ranchising pro-g rams like that of Bask in-Rob-bins , the world's largest cha in of ice cream speciality f ranchises , are enabl ing many ice cream lov-ers to combine bus iness with th i s pleasure.

Bask in -Robb ins is searching for qual i f ied residents to take ad-v a n t a g e of several of t h e s e f ranchise opportuni t ies .

T h e Concept 2000 sites will be announced later in the summer . Locat ions for the other t rad i t ional s tores include: Grand River Ave nue, Detroit; Telegraph and An-n a p o l i s A v e n u e s , D e a r b o r n Heights; and Gratiot and Q u i n n , Cl in ton Township .

Each location was chosen fol-lowing a careful analysis of each area ' s demographics. Thi r ty- f ive percent of the populat ion of De-troit is under age 21, providing a large youth market for Bask in -Robbins . Also, more than 70 per-cent of the households of Dear-born Heights and Wes t land have incomes in excess of $25,000. an-nual ly . Clinton Townsh ip was chosen because it has a burgeon-ing popula t ion with 24 percent growth since 1980.

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lion in 1990, but when they fell back to about half t h a t amount a year later, the other par tners wanted to l iquidate, Czar said.

" I went to OSP to see if they were interested in buying," he said- "When a deal couldn ' t be s t ructured, we went into par tner-ship, 50-50.

" I brought my experience, good personnel into the bus iness and my money. They brought estab-lished licenses, money, suppor t and fa i th ."

O S P executives were at t racted to Czar because they wanted to expand beyond posters, said Paul Newman, O S P market ing m a n a -ger.

"We were looking to become known as a trend merchandiser ," Newman Baid. "1 th ink it was a match of our licensing abil i ty and faith in Ken that he could get qual i ty bu t tons done and dis t r ib-uted in the market ."

Czar said he's always enjoyed selling, even while working in ma-terials control and accounting at Chrysler for seven years.

"I was a lways selling something on tbe side, whether real estate, Chr is tmas t rees or bu t tons ," he said. "1 always wanted to be in bus iness for myself. Always. That , I never doub ted . "

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Button Exchange had a small loss last year with s t a r t -up coeta and inves tment expenses on sales of $1.2 mill ion. Czar said.

"This year t h e goal is (sales of) $8 million," he s a i d " W e l l prob-ably hit tha t . We've had a good run with Aladdin and a great run with Jurass ic Pa rk . "

T h a t ' s the key: s i f t ing through the wheat a n d chaff and picking hot properties in advance, negoti-ating favorable licensing agree-ments, then selling retailers.

"You have to make a commit-ment so far in advance, you don't know if you'l l have a Jurass ic Park or Howard the Duck," Czar said about l icensing negotiations.

"I t can be lucrative. I t also can be devastat ing.

"Our most impor tan t asset is re lat ionships, ' v Czar said. " I t ' s not listed on the balance sheet,

bu t they go with me wherever I go. You have to have faith.

" I have to sell the licenaer, t h e n I have to go out and sell t h e re-tailer. T o be suocesful you have to do right by retailers."

T h a t ' s the most diff icult e n d of the job, Czar said. "You have to communica te i t 's an excit ing property and get them to m a k e an early c o m m i t m e n t B u t 1 t h i n k some of my best sales are the ones I ta lked people out of.

"As long as I can make t h e m money, they will l isten to me and respect me," he s a i d "If I lead them down the pr imrose pa th , they won ' t listen to me any more a n d certainly won't buy ,"

A social expression Czar said he suppl ies some

40,000 retail outlets ranging from giants like Toys-R-Us and K m a r t to independent gift shops to mu-seums.

B u t t o n E x c h a n g € ^ " e m p l o y s about 100 — 25 in creative, mar-keting, accounting, a n d 75 a t a small warehouse /manufac tur ing p lant , he said.

T h e non-union factory labor force s tar ts at $5.25 per hour , Czar said, adding, "People who have been here a while make sub-s tant ia l ly more."

Bu t ton faces are designed at headquar ters , then contracted out to 5e printed in bulk.

Talks reveal you pay little for car, a lot for paperwork

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C o n t r a r y t o popular opinion, the phrase "voo-doo economics" was not coined to describe any na-tional economic policy, it was ac-t u a l l y f i r s t uttered by a frus-t r a t e d r epor t e r trying to under-s tand the c la ims

m a d e d u r i n g a u t o company labor negotiat ions.

Obviously, in any cont rac t ta lks , hyperbole is the name of the game. T h e trouble with the U A W contract ta lks is tha t every-body buying a new car is l is tening in, and ends u p adding n u m b e r s he never even thought of before to the option list.

For instance, the notion t h a t au to health adds about $1,500 to the cost of a new car. T h i s oft-re-peated figure is shocking when you figure it is about double the price of air conditioning. There are some others, not so well publ i -cized, such as the notion t h a t so-cial security taxes add abou t

$2,000 to the cost of a new car. A couple of more of these a n d pret ty soon you realize there is no th ing left to pay for the basics , such as steel , rubber, and a oouple of air wrencheB.

Figures like these come ou t of au to ta lks because the t a lks are directed toward mak ing manage-men t look poor, and t h e workers look poorer. Unfor tuna te ly , they also end u p i l lus t ra t ing what most consumers have suspected all along — tha t the 20 grand or so you pu t down to buy a car these days buys preciouB little car, and a whole lot of paperwork.

Actually, most of these figures like the heal th costs per car are derived mainly from t h e bloated overhead and staggering n u m b e r s of retirees collecting t h e benef i ts , divided by flat or dec l in ing pro-duction numbers . T h e hea l t h care cost of the workers who actual ly pu t vour car together is actual ly more like $200 — a b o u t 10% of the hourly labor cost to assemble a car.

All this is not to pass judgment , pro or con, on the ra ther comfort-able lifestyle tha t th i s indust ry

has made avai lable to i ts em-ployees. Still , I share in t h r discomfort of those aghast a t the notion t h a t they are dr iving some-one else 's haal th p lan , ra ther t han the wheels t h a t they though t they paid for.

T h e reality ia t h a t more and more of the to ta l coat of owning and operat ion a car goes into pa-per "ex t ras" every day — from auto insurance, interest on loans, sales commiss ions , benef i t s and non-productive overhead. Less and less goes in to mater ia ls and the take-home pay of those actu-ally designing a n d producing the cars.

None of th is will be on the table come contract ta lk t ime, of course, bu t i t 's on the mind of everyone who walks into a dealer 's show-room today. Dan McCosh is automotive editor of Popular Science magazine. If you have a comment, question or suggestion concerning Auto Talk, write to Dan McCosh. Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, 48150, or you can call him directly by dial-ing 953-2047, mail box number 1870, on a touch-tone phone.

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T h e C l a r i s W o r k s U s e r s G r o u p (C-WUG) h a s an-nounced t h a t Cathleen (Ben-nett) Merr i t t , a P lymouth resi-dent, was appointed Director of the organization.

C - W U G also a n n o u n c e d Merr i t t ' s appo in tmen t as As-sociate Edi tor of the Claris-Works Journa l , the organiza-t ion 's monthly magazine.

T a m m y Rogowski of Plym-outh has recently joined Con-tract Interiors, a Southf ie ld based full-service office furni-ture dealer, as Sales Suppor t S p e c i a l i s t , C o r p o r a t e Ac-counts. T a m m y will be work-ing specifically on the Ford Motor Company account.

Jay Asquini , a commercia l / industr ia l photographer from Livonia, Michigan, has been elected to the office of nat ional treasurer of the American So-ciety "of Media Photographers (ASMP).

The A S M P is a organization tha t promotes profess ional

tices in commercial photogra-phy.

relocated his 14-year practice Crom Southfield to 19500 Middlebel t Rd., Sui te 201 in Livonia. Hoover works with smalt lJ l iSthesses a n d individ-uals, providing account ing, tax, computer ut i l izat ion, and financial p lann ing services.

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Buttons galore: Ken Czar, president of Button Exchange, de-scribes his business as the largest in the country in terms of licensed button sales. He's manufactured and peddled mil-lions over the years.

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" B Y D O U G F U N K E S T A F F W U T E R

Ken Czar, pres ident of Bu t ton Ex-change in Rochester , knows the fi-nancia l ins and ou t s of the promo-t ional but ton bus iness .

He knows, for ins tance , t h a t h e can wholesale bu t tons to retai lers for no more than 60 cents apipce.

H e knows tha t before he produces

the bu t tons and hus t l e s retail cus-tomers, he mus t reach licensing agreements to use copyrighted images and pay royalty fees ranging from 8 to 10 percent of sales. Advance payment often is required.

He knows tha t he pays his sales representat ives a commiss ion of 10 to 15 percent .

T h e n there 's p roduct ion and ad-

about but decl ines to detail. "The re is no typical (profit) mar-

gin," Czar said. "The higher the vol-ume goes, the higher the margin ."

When you do the math —""WeTW now sh ipp ing 2,000 to 3,000 orders per week, probably , each order . . . an average of 400 bu t tons , " he said — it adds u p to a lot of money for a lot of people inc lud ing But ton Exchange.

"Over the next five years, we want to do a cons i s t en t $10-$12 million a year ," Czar said. "We've got our base, good in -house people, good in-house

Czar and O S P (One Stop Publ i sh-ing), headquar tered in southern Cali-fornia which bills itself as the largest manufac tu re r of licensed posters in

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S e e B U T T O M , P R E V I O U S P A G E

Southfield-based Maxitrol Co. expands its operations overseas

You don ' t last 47 years in busi-ness wi thout foresight and the m a n who gave the gas indus t ry t h e "S t ra igh t -Thru-F low" regula-tor is looking'to take his company in to the next century by going in-t ema t iona l .

Frank Kern Jr . , who founded the Southf ie ld-based Maxitrol Co. in 1946 and remains active in i ts day-to-day operation, has ac-quired selected assets of a con-trols manufac tu re r in Quedl in-burg, Germany, formerly run by the Eas t German government.

Maxi t ro l p u r c h a s e d desired product l ines of Mertik Regelung-s technik with an i n v e s t m e n t package of $4.69 million. T h e new subsidiary is called Mert ik Maxi-trol G m b H A Co. KG, and will in-it ially employ about 170 people in Quedl inburg .

" T h e acquisi t ion complement s Msxi t ro l ' s t radi t ional expert ise in

industry controls ," said com-pany spokesman Patr ick Bubin . "More significantly, it provides diversif icat ion into other controls bes ides gas, s t rengthens our prod-uct development capabi l i ty a n d bols ters access to in te rna t ional marke t s . " *

Maxitrol, which haa manufac-tu r ing p l an t s in Colon a n d Bliss-field, haa i ts pr imary product

lines in low pressure gas regula-tors and electronic gas f l ame mo-dulat ion systems. The products are components for industr ia l , commercial and res ident ia l gas-fired equ ipment which is sold to original equ ipment manufac tur -ers, contractors, u t i l i t ies a n d dis-tr ibutors .

Mertik, founded in 1877 and still the single largest manufac-turing employer in Quedl inburg, produces a wide variety of pres-sure and t empera tu re control components for household appli-ances, i ndus t r i a l e q u i p m e n t and t ranspor ta t ion .

T h e merger is in keeping with Maxitrol 's plan to increase inter-national cross market ing.

"We see th is as a company-wide project t h a t should br ing in-creased revenue to the bus iness and addi t ional securi ty to every-one," said Larry Koakela, vice president for in te rna t iona l opera-tions, who will move his family to Quedl inburg later th i s summer . "Eventual ly , people a t all our fa-cilities will feel an expanded sense of connection. W e will try to integrate the s t rengths of each of the busineaa centers ."

Koskela expects sales for the new Mertik Maxitrol subsidiary to be about $15 million for 1993.

Maxitrol first became aware of Mert ik in 1989 through contact with the Michigan Depa r tmen t of Commerce. In October of 1991, Maxitrol opened t a lks with the T r e u h a n d a n s t a l t , t h e German government agency charged with privat izing former E a s t German firms.

" T h e employees are happy with the new privat izat ion and can see our dedicat ion to the company," Koskela said. " O u r visible pres-ence dur ing the m o n t h s of negoti-a t ions helped es tab l i sh t rus t . "

Koskela said the German work-ers have solid technical and man-ufac tu r ing skills, bu t need help in other areas of bus iness .

"As a former eastern block company, they need our contr ibu-tion of marke t ing know-how," he said.

Koskela said t h a t one of his first objectives will be to es tabl ish d i s t r ibu t ion of t h e subsidiary 's products beyond i ts t radi t ional marke t s in the former Eas t Ger-many, Po land and Caechoslovs-kia ini t ial ly to western Germany a n d western Europe .

Helping wi th t h e venture will be Koske l s ' s wife, Bonnie Kern-Koskela, F r a n k Kern ' s daughter . She will head the internat ional marke t ing projects .

Study hails value of job safety plans (AP) — Companies t h a t aggres-

sively promote on- the- job safety loss far fewer workers — and prof ita — to diaabl ing workplace in ju-ries, a s tudy released last Fr iday found.

Even buainessea t h a t tr ied jus t 10 percent harder to improve safe ty had 17 percent fewer lost work-days a n d bet ter product ivi ty, ac-cording to t h s Michigan Disabi l i -ty Prevent ion S tudy

Those t h a t rated themselves s s p u t t i n g 10 percent more effort Into programs to get injured work-ers back on t h e job cut lost work-days by another 7 p e r c e n t

"Twin strategies of t rying to prevent injuriee in the first place — and working to min imise the i r d iaabl ing effects through diaabil i-ty management techniques — are bo th shown to be product ive in re-

! workplace disabi l i ty ," said

Rocheile Habeck, the s tudy 's principal author .

T h e three-year s tudy by experts at Michigan S ta te Univers i ty and the W.E. Upjohn In s t i t u t e for Employment Research waa done under a grant from t h e s ta te De per t inent of Labor .

T h e s tudy confi rmed what re searchers suspected five years ago: Far fewer c la ims arera filed by companies with a greater commit-men t to safety a n d those with programs to help get in jured em-ployees beck to work.

One of the 220 Michigan com-panies whose safety practices were reviewed in t h s la taa t study had filed abou t 1300,000 worth of worker 's compensa t ion cases s year before it got ser ious sbout safety.

Since then , the unident i f ied company haa cut those costs to

$3,000, s savings t h a t has helped it grow a n d add new workers, the s tudy found.

Gov. J o h n Engler praised the new report a n d aaid he hoped it "will encourage more employers

to implement safety programs t h a t protect workers, reduce costs and create j obs . "

T h a t ' , s t i l l . challenge for Michigan. MW s tudy found. Loot workdays due t o i l lness or injury at Michigan companies

riaeo steadily s ince 1982 and n o * w a « f i about 92 lost work-days par 100 workera each year.

Cotnpaaiea shou ld take more decisive s teps to t r a in workers in •nfety a n d modify fu rn i tu re and e q u i p m e n t In offices a n d on facto ry floors to cu t down on repetitive s t ress injur ies , t h s report recotn mends.

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THURSDAY, J U N E 2 4 , 1 9 9 3 SUBURBAN LIFE

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Not »o newlyweds

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Plan a field trip, prepare foA some fun

A field trip may be any experience which takes children from their own room, school or child care facility. It may be as simple as a nature walk through the park or neighborhood, or a short ex-cursion to the local bakery.

Field trips help children:

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• Enhance their observation skills. • Increase language and social skills. • Practice and appreciate safety. • Broaden their perspectiv<wnd to clarify. • Extend *..ie inside learninjrenvironment activi-ties to the outside community and neighborhood.

What field trip might be suitable for your child or children? First consider the ages of the chil-dren. Are they mature enough to really benefit from the experience? What experiences may be in-teresting and age or stage appropriate?

Field tripe should offer opportunities tha t com-plimeBt or relate to learning in the classroom, at day care it at home — used as part of a theme. More over, a field trip can introduce something new and fun.

Will the children be able to actively participate through manipulative activities or increase their sensory awareness — taste , sight, smell or touch? D o n ' t f o r g e t o p p o r t u n i t i a a lu h a a r l a m u t h i n g v*- u in-

citing, possibly a great storyteller or music. Transportation, if necessary, should be in order

(insurance, licensing requirment of the drivers). Proper seating and seatbelts for children and adults also are a must .

What about the adul t and children ratio? You mu-t have enough caregivers or parents to su-pervise. A field trip can be a playground for disas-ter if there's a lack of proper supervision.

To prevent overstimulation and possible irrita-bility. consider how much time it will take to get to you destination. And take into consideration the cost and who will pay.

After these questions are answered and decision is made to go, get ready to make the field trip preparation. Select a convenient day. If parents are accompanying children, which makes a won-derful parent-caregiver-child experience, consider a Saturday. (A word to child care providers: YES, you can fun it up an extra day with the children.)

Field trip notification and permission slips must be sent out, signed and returned in a timely manner. Phone calls need to be made, confirming the date and location.

Information and emergency cards should be taken on the trip and name tags prepared for each participant. Stfety rules and appropriate behavior need to be reiterated with children as as orienta-tion of what they may expect to see, hear and expe-rience.

Prepare an emi .gency first aid kit to take along. It 's not a bad idea to take along extra clothing, including underwear, in In preparation for the un-expected.

While on the field trip, take photographs (if per-mitted), use a tape recorder and by all means, ask plenty of open-ended questions. See what their re-sponses are Monitor their movement as a safety precaution, but avoid too rigid, eliminating oppor-tunities for learning in a natural way.

If you have a question or a comment for Eartha DeYampert, call her at 963-2047. mail box number 1883, on a Touch-Tone phone, or write her at The Observer A Eccentric Newspapers. 36261 School-craft, Livonia 48150.

Swim program set for disabled

The Easter Seal Society of Wayne County will offer a summer fun swim program for children and adulta with disabilities Thursday mornings dur-ing July and August.

The swim program will be 11 -11:46 s.m. s t the Inkster Recreation Center 's new outdoor pool. The center i s st 2026 Middlebelt. north of Michigsn Avenue. Tbe pool is bested snd tbe facilities are wheelchair aoceeeible.

Swimmer* are invited to bring partners, or floats snd toys for t h s sessions which will run July 1 through Aug. 19. There is a $1 fee per session

For mors informstion or to register, call the Easter Seal office s t 421-6777.

Lost the of newly weds, but their love for each other and for their family is as strong as ever.

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At 70 years, they're still in love

M A S O N

There's some dispute as to whether it was love at first sight, bat it's a moot point considering Erwin Brandt and his bride, Pearl, have been married for 70 years. Their secret to success? Communicating.

Erwin Brandt says it was love at first sight. WUa Pearl disagrees. It wasn' t quite love st firat sight, after all they went together for three years before getting married.

Erwin says Pearl never liked his name so she changed it. Pearl disa-grees. It 's not ths t she d idn ' t like it, she ssys, (he didn't think it fit him so she decided to call him J im.

On ths surface, it might look like the Redford couple spend their days being contrary. But not so, they say, those little disagreements are just part of being married.

And they should know. They cele-brated their 70th wedding anniver-sary J u n e 9.

"And we're still in love; we've just

said. "We had our ups and downs and our disagreements. No man and wife aren't going to have disagree-

ments; ths t ' s j u s t nature." "I never dr&nned I'd be married

70 yeany added Pcajfr * * Mways knew I'd keep our marriage together. In those days, marriages were made to last."

Through thick and thin, the Brandts have been together, a mira-cle in an age where marriages are over sometimes even before they start. They've raised four children and now have 15 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren — the new-est one arriving ju s t three days shy of their anniversary.

In their 90s — he just turned 91 on May 28 and she is 90 — they have lived on the same street, but not the same house, in Redford for 56 years. She tends to the house-keeping, he does the yard work.

t h s neighborhood help and in return J i m shares the bounty of his backyard garden.

Old age, a touch of arthritis, a loss

of hearing have slowed them down, and they wonder how much longer they will be able to live in the home their son Kenneth built for them, but they are thankful for what they have had and for each new day.

"We've had a good life together." J im said.

Mother's touch Tha t good life began in Detroit in

1 1921,4 thanks to his mother. Pearl was living with her good friend, hav-ing come here from Missouri to work. The two women had known each other for about a year when his mother came home and told him tha t "there's a little girl I want you to meet." His reply was typically male.

"I said, 'Oh, Mom, I have a lot of g i r ls , ' " he said.

Brandt did make a date with Pearl and they started going togeth-er. And on June 9, 1923, they tied the knot and moved to Missouri where J im and Pearl's father opened a country store in the mining town o f B o n n t u z s :

The venture was short-lived for J im, who soon realized t h e business couldn't support two families. He

bowed out and got a job in the ma-chine shop of the town's lead com-pany, making 95 cents an hour.

Most of the work was done on weekends when the mines were shut down. The hours took a toll on J im and after three years, he loaded up his wife and his 6-month-old daugh-ter and returned to Detroit where he landed a job at Buhl Die.

Tha t lasted until" the Depression when J im lost his job and the home they had had built in Detroit be-cause they couldn't pay the mort-gage. They did little things to make ends meet. Pearl made doll clothes and they took on boarders to "make a few cents here and there."

"Everybody was in the same boat," Pearl said. "We had friends and our church that helped us a lot."

"I had an $89 s month mortgage payment and couldn't make it," J im added. "We didn't let it bother us; we didn' t let it get us down. We didn' t look ahead too much then."

Most people might look on such losses as devastating, bu t t h e Brandts now see that-as-a blessing.

See MILESTONE, 3C

He finds a 'Gold' record with song Days go by slowly when you 're not here. How does

it feel with me not over there11 guess I'U just have to wait and see, baby will you wait up for me?

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With hard work and endurance dreams can be-come reality.

Canton Township resident Paul Teryniak k n o w B

tha t battle and foresees a career as a professional songwriter. For now he ia content with the release of his song "Take Me to Your Heart" on Rainbow Records' "Hollywood Gold" release.

"I like it, but it's not how I pictured it indirect-ly," said the 21-year-old Teryniak. "The vocalist doesn't match it directly. It 's more of s country tune and 1 pictured more of a pop."

Rainbow Records, an independent recording la-bel based in Hollywood, bought Teryniak's song, recorded it with singer Steffen Presley and released it on a compilation collection.

Teryniak's song*is based on the idea of separa-tion of a couple and the struggle for their love to prevail:

Each day feels empty 'cause all I want is you to be with me. Is it too much to ask; I just want this feeling to last

The song haa a lot of sentiment for him. More than s year ago Teryniak's mother died from the complications of colon cancer. Teryniak wanted to capture her devotion for life.

"My mother was dying and she was given mor-phine and was told she had two months to live," he said. "She kept saying, 'I 'm going to live to see the summer. ' Tbe first day of summer 1 found her dead. Shs lived by her words; I wanted to write e song la that oontext."

S e e MUSIC, S C

_ When Canton resident Paul Teryniak wrote his song, "Take Me to Your Heart, "It was done with the idea of capturing in words his late mother's devotion to life.

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Writer has fast mind and enjoys dealing with new ideas QRAPHOLOQY

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I ' m f a s c i n a t -ed w i t h y o u r a n a l y s i s o f h a n d w r i t i n g . P l e a s e tel l m e w h y I c a n c h a n g e

h a n d w r i t i n g so easi ly . I t c a n b e wi th in s l e t t e r . I s t a r t o u t n e a t a n d e n d u p s c r i b b l i n g . I s i t

b e c a u s e I ' m a G e m i n i ? I t r y t o be n e a t b u t have no p a t i e n c e . I used to w r i t e b a c k h a n d e d . I c a n be v e r y n e a t if I t ry .

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T h e c h a n g i n g h a n d w r i t i n g styles s u b m i t t e d by today's writer

LORENE GREEN

strongly suggest versatil i ty which can embrace subjects , fields a n d / or skills. F luctuat ing moods are ano the r strong possibility. Her moods seem to change ra ther quickly a t t imes. She may want to check t h i s before it becomes more serious.

T h i s writer has been blessed wi th a fast mind and can th ink quickly on her feet. She enjoys moving away from conventional t h i n k i n g and dealing with new ideas a n d information. A seeming paradox here is t h a t she seems to have an unconscious need for t ies to the pas t and for nurturing.

P e r h a p s the most sal ient t ra i t of th i s writer is her marvelous fa-cili ty with wordB. She can ta lk herself in and out of s i tua t ions wi th t h e greatest of ease. He r cha rm a n d sha rp intellect make for a winning combinat ion. En -t h u s i a s m is another valuable t rai t

a n d can add excitement to her in-volvements.

T h e many changes in her handwri t ing, especially in her personal pronoun I 's , lead me to believe she is in a s t a t e of flux a b o u t some issues and e l emen t s in her life. Her self-concept seems to waiver depending upon t h e sit-ua t ion in which she finds herself.

Currently, she may be experi-encing anxiety in regard to herself a n d may also be trying to conceal her t rue nature .

T h i s handwri t ing s t a r t s out with a wide right margin which con t inues to widen as it moves down the page. T h i s seems to sig-nal tha t she is viewing the fu tu re wi th apprehension and/or a la rm.

S igns of i r r i t a t ion in her handwri t ing bespeak some lack of pat ience. Her quick percept ion does not allow too much t ime for detai ls . Let someone else hand le

those she probably feels. Besides expedience may have a higher pri-ority than exact i tude.

A high degree of sensi t ivi ty to personal cr i t icism m a n i f e s t s itself in th is handwri t ing. Our writer is easily hur t a n d fears criticism. She is quick to t ake offense where she feels she is personal ly con-cerned.

Char i sma and h u m o r weave throughout th i s handwri t ing . She uses discretion a n d t ac t when dealing with others . She knows how to m a n i p u l a t e p e o p l e through unde r s t and ing , empa thy and a l i t t le humor .

Moving as rapidly as she often does, she J s somet imes careless and ends u p in jur ing herself in small ways, for example, cuts , bruises, or bu rns pe rhaps . She needs to be aware of t h i s tendency as it can develop into accident proneness if not checked.

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Unfulf i l led s igns show u p in those lower loops which fail to re-turn to the base l ine of writing. She does not always, learn from past mis takes . Therefore^she may be inclined to repeat them.

T h e center p lacement of her s ignature suggests a desire to get along with o thers a n d be par t of a team. However, o ther signs say tha t some t imes s h e tr ies t o keep her d is tance . T h i s is another seeming paradox in her makeup. Mus i c defini tely h a s cha rms for

th i s woman . She probably enjoys it t h roughou t her day.

If you would like to have your handwriting analyzed in this newspaper, write to Lorene C. Green, a certified graphologist, at 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150, Please use a full sheet of white, unlined paper, writing in the first person singular. Age, handedness and full signature are helpful. And objective feedback is always wel-come.

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S C O T T a n d J I L L L A R K I N S of Redfo rd announce the birth of B R A N D O N S C O T T April 27 at A n n a p o l i s Hospital in Wayne. G r a n d p a r e n t s are Diane Lark ins a n d R icha rd Larkins, both of Livonia , Ray Hol thus of Roches-ter a n d Fran Hol thus of Ft. My-ers, Fla.

A L A N a n d S T A C E Y M A T H E W S of J ackson an-nounce t h e birth of C H R I S T O -P H E R A L A N April 30. Grand-paren ts are Dwight and Carole M a t h e w s of P lymouth and Bernie

a n d M a t t a n d Anne Harbison, all of Wes t l and .

P A U L and J E N N I F E R L I P -I N S K I of P lymouth announce the b i r t h of S A R A H M U R R A Y April 13 a t St. Joseph Mercy Hos-pi ta l in Ann Arbor.

' C O N R A D and N O R M A F O S -T E R of P lymouth announce the b i r th of B R O C K J A C O B S A M -U E L and B R E T T E R N E S T E D W I N May 0 ~av fit. ^Joseph Mercy Hospi tal in Ann Arbor. T h e y have a brother Blake, 5.

H O O L of West land announce the b i r th of N I C H O L A S C O D Y May 7 a t Annapol i s H o s p i t a l in Wayne. He has a sister, S t ephan-ie. Grandparen t s are Fred Win-nicki of Garden City, Mr . and Mrs . William Hool of Upton , Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Atha of Garden City.

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J O H N a n d D E B O R A H D E A N of W e s t l a n d announce the

bir th of J O R D A N M A R I E April 28 at Oakwood Hospi ta l in Dear-b o r n . S h e h a s a b r o t h e r , J o n a t h a n , 4. G r a n d p a r e n t s are

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dean of West land a n d Mr. and Mrs. Al-bert Bar ie t t a of Ferndale.

Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. G r a n d p a r e n t s %re Isobel Bugl ione

Grea t -g randpa ren t s are Ronald P u t t of F l in t and Elizabeth Scol-lon of Owosso.

G O R D O N and L I N D A H A R -B I S O N of Canton announce the bir th of D E R E K J O H N April 30 at A n n a p o l i s Hospital in Wayne. He h a s a sister, Sarah, 5, and brother , Bradley, 3. Grandparen t s are Don a n d Cather ine McKenzie

S T E P H E N a n d J A Y M E S C H M I T T of Wayne announce the bir th of K E I R A E L Y S E May 13 a t Annapolis Hospital in Wayne. Grandparen t s are Chr i s a n d Ka thy Schmit t of Garden Ci ty a n d Bob a n d Mar i lyn Beisiegel of Redington Shores, Fla.

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D E N N I S . a n d J O S I E S T O C K W E L L of Can ton an-nounce the bir th of K E N N E T H J O S E P H April 10 at St . Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. Grandpa ren t s are Tony a n d Doro-thy Stockwell and Phyl l is Sulli-

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T h e song, he added, "is the symbol of jus t trying to find an answer when two people are apart . I guess i t ' s j u s t the idea of cancer bu t in a re la t ionship ."

Don't you know that I love you; nothing can keep us apart. Just by the things that you do takes me to your heart . . Take me to your heart.

R a i n b o w Records sought Ter-yniak to b u y his song after discov-ering " T a k e Me to Your Hear t " was one of 20 he copyrighted. Ter-yniak dec ided to sell only ohe song to see how the company used

his mater ia l and see what success t h e song may bring.

He signed a one-year contract with Rainbow to receive a per-centage of gross uni t sales of the $8.98 release, he said. Teryniak receives royalty checks every t h r e e m o n t h s , b u t has no t received one yet.

Today, Teryniak has roughly 120 songs in h is collection, bu t a t one t ime his writ ing style was more aggressive than the cur ren t release because he closed himself off f rom reality.

T h e same year his mother was

diagnosed with colon cancer Ter-yn iak ' s father was also d iagnosed wi th prostate cancer, which is^ now in remission.

"Dea th has been in my eyes s ince 1 was a child; I t hough t I was going to loose t h e m bo th be-cause they both got it a t the same t ime , " he said. " W h e n I first s tar ted writing it was more anger songs, but now it 's more expres-sive, more of a relief.

"Before it was fighting back, b u t now it 's relief."

Teryniak plays keyboards and gui tars and spends a t least 40

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" T h i s song took qui te a while (to write) probably abou t six mon ths , " he said. " W h a t I do is have the mus ic in my head then t rans la te it . A couple songs I wrote in my head. After a while it j u s t become easier a n d easier.

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All eyes were on Fashion at the P lymouth Newcomers "Evening of Elegance" fashion show and dinner , fea tur ing the Spr ing Col-lections from nearly every area clothier, with one d isappoint ing exception being tha t of Plym-ou th ' s own design house. Maggie a n d Me.

Where else to hold an event for the t radi t ional Spring P lymouth Newcomers Fashion show which t h i s year benef i ted the P lymouth Communi ty Arts Council , b u t the Mayflower Meet ing House, which served their del icious chicken cor-don bleu.

T h e evening reflected elegance, from the elaborate t ab le settingB, ar t ful ly arranged by J u l i e Zyg-mon towicz , to the lovely min-gling music played on the grand piano by Glo r i a M c C o r d . S c o t t B a r r of T h e Flower Garden set two-tiered white rose-draped cen-ter pieces on the grand piano, which were later raffled off. Rob-e r t H a r t e r , of H&B Carpet ing, and P lymouth ' s mos t eligable bachelor, donated a beau t i fu l ori-ental area rug.

S c o t t S m i t h hand-wove a gor-geous basket as a dona t ion from P e n n i m a n Showcase. T h e r e were several gift cert if icates for Ply-m-ou th ' s most popular r e s t au ran t s .

ANNIVERSARIES

Chester and Vera Grevengood

Chester a n d Vera Grevengood of Wayne were the guests of honor at a family dinner , held May 29 in Wes t land to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary.

T h e couple exchanged vows on May 29. 1943, in Wayne. She is the former Vera Killingbeck.

Fifty-year res idents of Wayne, t h e Grevengoods were jo ined by the i r children — Carol Frayer and h u s b a n d Larry , and Linda Cox — as well aa the i r grandchi ldren — Bob and Mary Frayer, Ka thy and Gregg Angelosanto and JoAnn

son JosepfTCox, wEo is station* at Nellis Air Force Base in Neva-da.

T h e Grevengoods also have a great-granddaughter , Morgan Lee Frayer. A second great-grandchild

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such as I ta l ian Cucina, Stat ion 885 and the P lymouth Landing.

Credit t h e success of th is b rea th - t ak ing event goes to a P lymou th Newcomer J e n n i f e r I m a m u r a who has already made qui te an impac t on the P lymouth social scene and who will hopeful-ly con t inue to offer her grace and ta len t s to P lymouth communi ty organizat ions. >_<—

Wi th more than 150 carefully color coordinated outf i ts , from lingerie to l inen suits, it was a spec tacular show, fast-paced and very chic. S i lver Sounds provided the upbea t music for the graceful-ly grouped pai rs and trios who sashayed u p and down the run-way.

Milestone

montr Born in Holland, Mich. , he was

the owner of Chet ' s Ba rbe r shop in West land. Bom in R o m u l u s , she is a retiree of Micro-Measure-men t s of Romulus .

T h e celebration s ta r ted at the Mounta in J ack ' s restaurant in Livonia and finished u p with a party at Lee and Lucil le Wight ' s daughter ' s home in West land . T h e Wights were the guest of honor at a May 23 celebrat ion, marking their 50th wedding anni-versary'.

T h e couple exchanged vows on May 22 at the Nat iv i ty of Our Lord Church in Detroi t . They have four children — D a n Wight of Garden City, K a t h y Pal i s te r of livonia, Rick Wight of Livonia and Elaine South of West land . They also have 11 grandchi ldren.

Forty-year residents of Livonia, the Wights are m e m b e r s of St. Michele 's Church in Livonia.

Donald and Lucille Parker

Donald a n d Lucille Parker of Livonia were the center of a t ten-t ion when f r iends and family members gathered to honor t hem at a 50th wedding anniversary cel-ebration J u n e 6 at the Lvskawa VFW Hall.

T h e Pa rke r s — he is a retired Detroi t police officer — ex-changed vows on J u n e 1, 1943, at Temple Bapt i s t Church in De troit.

The couple have a marr ied daughter Beverly Grigal and son in-law Phil of Canton and two

Richard and Bernice Stear

While the lad ies received much a t tent ion in the i r Mist ic In-t imance sleepwear, it was the guys, R o g e r Doo ley and N ich I m a m u r a , in the i r boxer shorts from Sunny J ' s which brought a round of app lause . Pied piper pro-vided several c u t e chi ldren 's out-fits and li t t le J o s h W e a v e r stole the show with his butterfly net which seemed to catch everything bu t but terf l ies! T h e young ladies, S a b r i n a I m a m u r a , T a t i a n a Im-a n u r a and B e t h Walsh , modeled bright, m a t c h i n g floral print sum-mer dresses.

There were s u m m e r casual sets which coordinated for the whole family from Nawrot Pendleton, Unique Accessories and S t eve P e t i x . J a n i c e M c C o r d , P a t t y M a l c o l m . J e n n i f e r S tacy , and Z l t a F l o h r a s sembled on the run-way in pastel shades of butter .

b lue, p a l m and ivory in ident ical l inen shor t and vest se ts from Ann Tsy lo r .

T h e formal wear was even more impress ive , thanks to L ina ' t , who showed several beaded gowns. Ha l t e r d resses were shown in full length in shimmering shades of bu t t e r a n d moss. Black was prom-inen t , a n d the intermission hem-line added flare to the te rm, "cockta i l dress." Steve Pet ix , known for its fabulous formal wear, a t t i r ed the gents in hand -some tuxedos to accompany the e labora te wedding gowns, which made for a most ordinate finale.

T h e evening showcased the very best t h e area had to offer, in a f resh, creative new style. T h e s e fash ionab le Newcomers p romise to br ighten the fu ture of social events in P lymouth .

J e n n i f e r Imamura presented the P lymouth Communi ty Arts Counci l with s check for $5,500, raised from tbe evening's pro-ceeds

- " T h a n k s to all the hard work by Jenni fe r a n d the Newcomers Club, the P lymouth Communi ty Arts Council will be able to rein s ta te the Teacher ' s Aid Program. T h i s program, completely de-penden t on the local ar ts council funding, hss t radit ionally brought ar t to life in the classroom, e i ther through live performances, ar t projects , or even through the pur-chase of pe rmanen t musical in-s t r u m e n t s for our schools. T h i s program was sadly missed th i s year. We're thri l led to be able to offer t h i s again to the communi -ty," said Chr is t ine Has, P lymouth Arts Council director.

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A neighbor helped get J i m a job a t the Detroit Kelvinator plant , m a k i n g $30 a week for 50 hours work. Eleven mon ths later, he was promoted to super in tend-ent of t h e tool room.

Wi th tha t , J i m moved the fami-ly to a larger home on what was then Ind ian Street in Redford. It cost less t h a n what they had owed on their Detroit home. T h a t was the biggest change for the family, the B r a n d t s agreed.

When they moved to the town-ship, there were nine homes on their s treet , later renamed San

ley wat were bui l t up . A boon for J i m had earlier bought u p some 24 40-foot-wide lots for taxes owed.

Another blessing Pearl s ta r ted doing a social col-

u m n for the local paper. Town-sh ip News. "When people moved in, I was the first person to greet t h e m , " she said. As the township grew, in teres t in such t idb i t s fell off and Pear l gave u p her journal-istic endeavors . . . and probably not to soon. At the age of 46, Pea/1 gave b i r th to their fourth child and th i rd daughter , a surpr ise they admi t , bu t again, " a ' b l e s s -ing."

As the chi ldren grew, married and m o v e d off, t h e Brand t s found their two-story home was too large, so son Kenne th designed and bui l t a ranch style home jus t a short d is tance down the street.

Of the children, the oldest.

• 'We didn't let It bother us; we didn't let it get us down. We didn't look ahead too much then.'

Jim Brandt

daughter Bet ty lives in New York. # t e n n e t h is a P lymouth resident and daughter Joyce lives in Livo-nia. T h e baby of the family, Ruth , lives in Verona, Pa.

The B r a n d t s had a piece of ad-vice for their children as each on

-married It may well be tha secret

to the i r mari ta l longevity. "We 've always told them t h a t it

t akes two people to make a mar-riage, t h a t you have to work to-gether a n d share your life not only with each other but with the fami-ly m e m b e r s , " J im said.

— "Working tflgwthfr is, import;

an t , " Pearl added . "So is under -s t and ing each other and each one doing their own par t . And com-munica t ion is impor tan t . If some-th ing comes u p you have to ta lk about i t ."

B u t then J i m tosses out ano th -er bit of wisdom, someth ing t h a t surfaces several t imes dur ing the conversation: "We never t hough t ahead; we made p lans and hoped the Lord would let it go th rough . Now we look ahead and if the good Lord is with us, wel l be here

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Richard and Bernice S tear of Livonia were honored at d inner J u n e 19 marking the i r 50th wed-ding anniversary.

Arranged by the i r daughter Loraine. the fest ivi t ies s l so in-cluded a renewal of the i r wedding vows. They were marr ied on J u n e 26. 1943, and celebrated their an-niverssry thi« year du r ing a week-long tr ip to Las Vegas, Nev.

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CHRIST THE GOOD SHEPHERD Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 42690 Cherry Hill Road. Canton

9 8 1 - 0 2 8 6 R o g e r A u m a n n . P a s t o r W o r s h i p 8 & 1 0 : 3 0 A . M

B i b l e C l a s s & S S 9 : 2 0 A M Week Day School A Preschool

T R I N I T Y P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H

1 0 1 0 1 W . A n n A r b o r R d . , P t y m o u t h at Got f t redson & Ann Arbor Rd

W o r s h i p S e r v i c e s

8 :15 e . m . P raye r 4 P ra i se S e r v i c e

11 0 0 a . m . T r a d i t i o n a l S e r v i c e

S U N D A Y S C H O O L FOR A L L A G E S , 9 : 3 0 A .M.

Dr W m C. Moore Pastor

Rev W m Branham - Assoc ia te Pastor

, Nursery Provided < 3 - P h o n e 4 5 9 - 9 5 5 0

Presbyter k i n Church

1 7 0 0 0 f a r m i n g t o n R o a d

L i v o n i a 4 2 2 - 1 1 5 0

Reverend Mark A. Srewer, Sr. Pai tot

I den t i ca l Worship Services Sunday School

8 : 0 0 , 9 : 1 5 , 1 0 : 4 5 A.M. . a n d 12:05 P.M.

Evening Service 7:00 P.M.

Nursery Provided Shuttle Service

Service Broadcast 11:00 AM.

WUFl-AM 1030

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PRESBYTERIAN (U.SA)

R o s e d a l e G a r d e n s P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , ( U . S . A . ) H u b b a r d at W C h i c a g o • Livonia • 422 -0494

1 0 : 3 0 A . M . J W o r s h i p S e r v i c e

R e v . R i c h a r d I. P e t e r s *

Nursery Care thru Senior High

L U T H E R A N C H U R C H W I S C O N S I N S Y N O D

YOU ARE INVITED G A R D E N C I T Y

P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H ( U . S . A . ) 18*1 M.ddietxHi • i &t. S of Ford • 421-7620

Summer Hours W o r s h i p & Nursery 10 00 a.m

Church School Classes thru 6th Grade - 10 00 a <n Elevate Available Gareih D Bake' Paste

S T . T I M O T H Y C H U R C H X •' 16700 N e w b u r g h R o a d

U v o n i a • 4 6 4 - 8 8 4 4

Sunday School »:00 A.M. All Ages Family Worship 10:00 A.M.

Vacat ion Bible School Mus ica l «ow jmrm HoOei Pmrnor

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The Observer/THURSDAY. J U N E 2 4 , 1 9 9 3 • K

RELIGION CALENDAR I tems for the religion calendar should be submitted no later tnan noon Friday for (be following Thursday's edition.

• VOYAGERS Voyagers Singles, an organization for people 45 and older, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday, J u n e 26, at St. Paul Presbyterian Church , 27475 Five Mile, Livonia. A Fun and Games night is p lanned . Those a t tending should bring their fa-vorite board and card games. Re-f reshments will be served, and prizes will be awarded. Donat ion is $2.50 for members , $3.50 for guests. Anyone may a t t end . For more information, call 591-1350.

• MJMMERFEST 1 3 St. Mary 's of Wayne will have its Summerfes t '93 5-8 p.m. Friday-Sunday, J u n e 25-27, at the church, 34565 Sims, Wayne . There will be bingo, a casino, en-ter ta inment , beer tent a n d chick-en barbecue. Music will include the Cadillac Karaoke 5-8 p.m. and Steve King and the Dit t i l ies 8-11 p.m. Friday; the Cadi l lac Karaoke 5-8 p.m. and Southern Exposure 8-11 p.m. Saturday, and the Met-ropolitan Jazz Orchest ra 1-3 p and the Polish Dukes 4-7 p.m. \ Sunday.

• SERVICES MOVE Canton Communi ty C h u r c h will move its services to the Canton General Movie Thea t e r on Ford Road beginning Sunday , J u n e 27. The church usually holds its ser-vices at Plymouth Can ton High School's Litt le T h e a t e r b u t has

frftn fnrrfiri l a mnyft huoiuflfi nf construction on campus .

Sunday family worship service

Ward Presbyter ian Church, will preach at the 8, 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. and 12:05 p.m. worship ser-vices Sunday , J u n e 27. Ward Presbyter ian is at 17000 Farming-ton Road, L ivon ia Killgore, who jus t completed a tour of duty in Tha i land , is the a s s i s t an t chap-lain assigned to the 1st Special Forces Group (airborne). He earned a Bronze S t a r fdr saving the life of a civilian while serving in Saudi Arabia in December 1990.

• HORIZON T h e gospel qua r t e t Horizon of Bethel College in Mishawaka, Ind., will perform in concert at 6 p.m. Sunday , J u n e 27, at Calvary Missionary Church , 29850 W. Six Mile, Livonia. For more informa-tion, call 261-5050.

• SUNDAY MORNING Single Place Minis t r ies holds a Sunday Morning Gather ing 10-10:45 Sundays in the library/ lounge of the Firs t Presbyter ian Church, 200 E. Main , Northville. T h e gathering is for Chris t ian singles of all denomina t ions as a t ime of fellowship, shar ing and growing. For more information,

call 349-0911.

• A.C.T.I.O.N. A.C.T.I.O.N. Minis t r ies provides support a n d practical help for people who are unemployed or changing careers. Meeting are a t 7 p.m. the second and fourth Mon-days of the m o n t h a t Ward Pres-byterian Church , Farmington and Six Mile roads, Livonia. T h e topic for Junt> 28 ia "Interviewing a n d Market ing Yourself for Career Change" with Jeff Bagnasco. Ses-

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mg Rev. George Shaloub (from left), Harriet Demetriou and Barbara Nanas, all of Livonia, Ni-cholas Be-nard of St. Clair Shores and the Rev. Leo Capacia of Southfield participated in the gradu-ation cere-mony.

Orthodoxy class has its 1st grads A dream of sorts came true for

the Rev. George Sha lhoub of St. Mary Ant iochian Church in Livo-nia earlier th i s month. T h a t ' s when 12 s t u d e n t s graduated from the Chr i s t i an Orthodoxy continu-ing educat ion program at Madon-n t^ l ' n i v e r g i t v . g| ,

They were the first s tuden t s to complete the 10-month weekend

• ' N o t o n l y d i d y o u c o m p l e t e t h e c o u r s e , b u t

y o u a l s o p r o v e d t h a t w e . . . c a n p r o v i d e t h e

n e c e s s a r y t o o l s , I f t h e y ( t h e l a i t y ) a r e t r u l y I n -

t e r e s t e d a n d c o m m i t t e d t o C h r i s t . . . '

Rev. Leo Capacia

level of awareness and of religious f our faith in all Or-

ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN CHURCH "Committed to Spiritual Growth and

Meeting the Needs of the Family"

SATURDAY WORSHIP 530 p.m. SUNDAY WORSHIP 8, *30 and 11 a.m.

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 and 11 a.nv — inui«naar«nae i nmtirr i t u tft f—

SINK* PASTOR: Dr Jeny Yiraefl PASTOR: Dra Norton PASTOR: Otfii Wowtoi

VTSTTATJON PASTOR: Abe deVnes Y0CTH DtRTCTOR: Dandl Sattk

7000 N. SHELDON • CANTON TOWNSHIP 1 B l o c k S . o f W a r r e n

4 5 9 - 3 3 3 3

Communitp B a p t i s t Church 2 8 2 3 7 W e s t W a r r e n

G a r d e n C i t y • 5 2 2 - 3 7 1 0 Pastor John Allen

Assistant , George H u n t s m a n San day Scfcool 1 0 : 0 0 a . B .

Were h i p 1 1 : 0 0 a.a t . * e o o p.m. Wednesday 7 : 0 0 p.m.

APOSTOUC LUTHERAN

S T . A N D R E W S

E P I S C O P A L C H U R C H

16360 H u b b a r d R o a d

U v o n i a . M i c h i g a n 4S1S4

4 2 1 - 8 4 5 1

Mon -Fn 9 30 A M Holy Euchar ist Wednesday 6 00 P M Dinner & Ci. Saturday 5 00 P M Holy Euchar ist

Sunday 7 45 & 10 A M Hoty Euchar is t 9 00 A M Chnst ian Educat ion tor all ages Sunday Morn ing - Nursery Care Ava i lab le

T h e R e v . R o b e r t C l a p p . R e c t o r

Every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ s L o r d

PtMl 2 11

CATHOLIC

ST. JOHN N E U M A N N 4 4 8 0 0 W a r r e n • C a n t o n • 4 5 5 - 5 9 1 0

Father George C h a r n l e y , P a s t o r MASSES

Saturday 4:30 & 6:30 p.m. Sun 7:30, 9:00, 11 :00 a.m.

and 1 (X) p . m .

FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH 2 6 3 2 5 H a l s t e a d R o a d at 11 M i l e

F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s , M i c h i g a n Serv ices Every Sunday at 10:30 A .M AJso. ta t & 3rd Sunday at 7 00 P M

Sunday Schoo l 9 15 A M BtCHe C l a r a ^ T u e s d a y 7 3 0 P - M

S o n g Services Last Sunday of Month 7 00 P M

Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Churches

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN RADIO HOUR

WCAR 1 0 9 0 SUNDAV 10: iO A M.

In Livonia

St P a u l Ev . L u t h e r a n C h u r c h 1 7 8 1 0 F a r m i n g t o n R o a d

Pastors C a n Page! & James Motl 2 6 1 - 1 3 6 0

W O R S H I P S E R V I C E S S u n d a y 8 : 3 0 & 1 1 : 0 0 A . M .

S u n d a y S c h o o l & B i b l e C l a s s e s 9 :45

In Redford Township

L o l a P a r k E v . L u t h e r a n C h u r c h 1 4 7 5 0 K i n l o c h

Pastor E d w a r d Zel i • S32-8655 W o r s h i p S e r v i c e s 8 : 3 0 & 1 1 : 0 0 A . M .

S u n d a y S c h o o l 9 : 4 5 A . M .

U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T

SAINT ANNE'S CHURCH m Rrdlordi

Society ot St Plu» X • Traditional Latin H>u 23310 Joy Road

5 Btk» F. o< Trle*repto - 534 2131 Pnr»l. Phone 784-9611

M e n S c h e d u l e .

fri. E v e . 7 P . M . - S ^ t . 9 : 3 0 A . M .

S u n d a y M a a a 9 : 3 6 A . M .

E P I S C O P A L C H U R C H o f t h « H O L Y S P I R I T

l-oai i Th« Rav Cm«ry F QravtMl*. Vicar Tha M « r o « r « t H a a a A a a i a i a n l S u m m e r S c h e d u l e - Sunday S e r v i c e *

8 0 0 a m Mo»y Euchanst 9 30 a m Hoty Euchar is t & Nursery

O U R IADY O F G O O D C O U N S E L 1160 P r n n i m i n Ave.

Ptymouth • 4 5 3 - 0 3 ^ 6

Rrv. J o h n J. S u l l i v a n

Maaae* Moa.-fri 9 00 A M . Sal. P M

Sunday M-OO. 10:00 A.M. and 12 :00 P M

N A R D I N P A R K U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H

29887 West Eleven Mile Road Just Weet ot MnJdlebefl

4 7 6 - 8 8 6 0 Farrrengton Hills

W o r s h i p A C h u r c h S c h o o l

9 15 S TTiOO A.M. J u n e 27 th

"Encouragtd by Each Ottwrs Faith" P a s t o r R i c h a r d A . P e a c o c k

Rev RKhard A Peecoc* Rev Karen B Poole Rev Rooeri Bough Rev rvham Frayer

UNITED METHODIST

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M a i n & C h u r c h • ( 313 ) 4 5 3 - 6 4 6 4

PlYMOtJTH worship & Nursery 8 30 4 10 00 a m Children s Program 10 00 a m only

DaviO E KreTitwe* Lelan-d L Seese Jr Interirn S' Mirwste- Associate Minister

Phmo Roogerj Magee Minister Emeritus AcceistDM lo M

GENEVA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.)

.* J L '. 5835 S h e l d o n R d . C a n t o n : 3Bb / <313)459-0013

B 30 AM Continental Brenlrtaet

9:00 A.M Education - AM Ages

10 00 AM Family Worship

Childcare Providnd - k m c w m n r r .««M», • and SeyfTt imcArad ~

THE NAZARENE

PLYMOUTH C H U R C H OF THE NAZARENE

«M0l * ami Mo> Roes (Jill Ml 1S2S Sun 3iBL£ STUDY I WORSHIP S*5 4.M I 11 00 AM

Sunday Evening - 6 00 P M Ladies Ministr ies - Tues - 9 30 A M

FAMILY NIGHT • Wed 7 00 P M j M»1 BaroM Paaic

NEW HORIZONS FOR CHILDREN 4S5-3l»6

CHRISTADELPHIANS Sunday

Memorial Service 10:00 AM. Bible Class

Wednesdays 8:00 P.M. 36516 Parkdaie. Livonia • 425-7610

INTER-DENOMINATIONAL

AGAPE CHRISTIAN CENTIR 41550 L Ann ArborTrall

Plymouth, Michigan 48170 (313) 459-6240

ST. M A T T H E W ' S UNITED METHODIST

30900 S> Mile Rd Bet Mem man & MtOdieOeni Chocs Sorxjuisi PeaJor - Devid Stiles Assoc

10 00 A M W o r s h i p & Church School 11 15 A.M Adu l t Study Classes

Nursery P rov ided • 422-6038

C l a r e n c e v i l l e U n i t e d M e t h o d i a t 20300 Middle belt Rd • Livonia

474-3444 Rev. J i m n Kummer. Pastor

Worship Services 8 : 4 5 » 1 1 : 1 5 AM. 6 : 0 0 PM Church S c h o o l - 1 0 : 0 5 AM

Wednesday Enrichment Dinner at 8:00. Claseee et 7:00

Nursery Provided

Sunday Worship - 8:00 & 10:00 a.m. Wednesday • Family Might - 7:00 p.m. Nursery A Children's Ministry at All Services

• # 'A church ministering to today's needs'

Mark B. Moora, Pastor Agape Christian Academy • K through 12

service will be at lU:iMJ a .m. T h e summer series, "Feel ings: Re-sponding to God Given Emo-t ions," will explore topics such as fear, anger, guilt, grief, joy and love. For more informat ion, call 397-5863.

• MEN'S CLUB The Men ' s Club of the Firs t Unit-ed Methodis t Church of Wayne will sponsor a Strawberry Festival noon to 3 p.m. Sunday , J u n e 27, at the church, 3739 Newberry, across from the Wayne Post Off-ice. Sloppy joe sandwiches , bever-ages, strawberry s u n d a e s and strawberry shor tcake will be available.

• COUPLE TO COUPLE T h e Couple to Couple League will sponsor its next series on Na tura l Family P lann ing 2-4 p .m. Sun-day, J u n e 27, at St . T h o m a s a Becket Family Life Center , 555 S. Lilley, Canton. T h e series contin-ues once each month on Ju ly 25, Aug. 22, and Sept . 19. Pr ivate counseling will also be available. A registration fee inc ludes all ma-terials for class. To register or to find out more about Na tu ra l Family Planning, call T i n a and Darren Shelcusky a t 981-6254.

• POLISH MASS T h e Society- of Chr is t Fa thers will celebrate Mass in Pol ish a t 11 a.m. Sunday, J u n e 27, a t the Chapel of the Felician Sisters Motherhouse, Schoolcraf t west Levan, L ivon ia T h e publ ic is in-vited to a t tend.

• CAPTAIN VISITS Capt. T h o m a s E. Killgore, brother of the Rev. J a m e s Killgore, minis ter of outreach a t

reach Depar tment 0 byterian Ckurch . For more infor-mation, call 422-1826.

• CONTINENTALS The Cont inenta l s will be in con-cert at 7 p.m. Thursday , Ju ly 1, at the Detroit First Church of the Nazarene, 21260 Haggerty, Farm-ington Hills. T h e group will pres-ent its 1993 program, "S tand Up, Move Ou t , " of popular , inspira-t ional and gospel favorites. T h e concert is free. For more informa-tion, call 348-7600.

• SINGLE POINT Single Poin t Minis t r ies of Ward Prebyterian Church will have back-to-back picnics for single adul ts Friday and Saturday, Ju ly 2-3. T h e annua l showcase picnic will be a t 5:30 p.m. Friday at Ro-tary Park on Six Mile in Livonia, and the Independence Day picnic will be Sa tu rday at Camp Dear-born.

T h e picnics are for adul ts and their children. For tickets for the Friday picnic and for more infor-mation, call the Single Point off-ice at 422-1854.

The group also has a Sunday morning class for single adul ts . I t meets at 10:45 a.m. in Knox Hal l of the church, a t Six Mile and Farmington roads, Livonia.

• CATHOLIC EXPOSE Persons interested in learning more abou t the Cathol ic fai th are invited to a t t end a Catholic Ex-pose at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Ju ly 13, at Resurrect ion Parish, 2200 N. Canton Center , Canton. For more informat ion, call 981-66700 days except Wednesday or J e a n n e at 453-4573 or Pa t a t 453-4052 evenings.

who enrolled in the program when it s tar ted last September.

Sha lhoub joined forces with Madonna Universi ty and the Council of Orthodox Christ ian Churches of Metropoli tan Detroit more t h a n two years ago to devel-op .the program. It emphasizes Or-thodox Chr is t ian i ty and is t aught primari ly by Orthodox priests.

T h e cer t i f icat ion program is unique in the Orthodox Church and according to Shaloub, i ts goal is to "aid teachers so they can re-late and insti l l in the children the fai th of the early church." T h e program also aims to raise the level of catechism instruction and help churches in screening teach-ing appl icants .

Madonna , with its commitment to ecumeni sm and its comprehen-

sive cont inuing educat ion depar t -choi

er^tKe ""program *T5ecaiise c o m m o n roots of the Cathol ic a n d Orthodox churches. They are "s is -t e r " churches that have remained fa i th fu l to apostolic teachings.

Pa r t i c ipan t s in th is certif ica-t ion program came from Ind iana , S a m i a , Ontario, Flint a n d the metropol i tan area.

Gues t speaker at the com-m e n c e m e n t ceremony was the Rev. Leo Capacia, a s s i s t an t pas-tor of St . George Romanian Or-thodox Church in Southf ie ld . Ca-pac ia served as a representative of t h e Rev. Nick Liolin, pres ident of the Council of Orthodox Churches in Metropol i tan Detroit .

In h is speech to the graduates , Capac ia challenged t h e m " to do as much as you can to teach our fa i th to others in order to raise the*

t ies you come in contact wi th ." "We will never be able to lift

tha t stigma of being the best kept secret in the United Sta tes with-out your personal help and dedi-ca t ion," he said.

Capacia also expressed the grat i tude of Orthodox minis te rs for the t ime, energy and money the graduates sacrificed to know more about their faith. Hopeful ly, he said, they will take active lead-ersh ip in propagating the fai th.

"I know from personally speak-ing with some of you who have taken th i s 10-session. 100-hour classroom course that it was not an easy course by any means , " he said. "I know . . . the consensus was that it was a truly profi table , sp i r i tua l learning experience, a n d

tha t all of you learned a great deal about the fai th of our f a the r s .

"I also know t h a t you accom-plished something t h a t h a s never been accomplished in t h i s coun-try before. Not only d id you com-plete the couree, b u t you also proved that we as Or thodox clergy

sary tools, if they ( the lai ty) are t ruly interested a n d c o m m i t t e d to

i K s a s r i fai th to do some very special good works."

According to Capac ia , the Or-thodox communi ty in t h e entire country will be wa tch ing to see what graduates do wi th what they've learned a n d "whe the r or not your sacrifice will have been f ru i t fu l in the v ineyards of our Lord and Savior, J e s u s Chr i s t . "

' T o learn what you learned and not use it or a r t icu la te it t o tea^h a n d preach the p recep ts of our fai th would be a te r r ib le waste," he said. "If you do no t go out and encourage others to follow your example, your f r i ends a n d fellow parishioners, to a l so t ake such courses, again thiB exper ience will not be f ru i t fu l to God, to you and to our fa i th ."

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

<of WATNE 1 Across from the Wayne Post Office)

_ 7 2 1 4 8 0 1

JOHK W KERSHAW Pastor

tOC im. Chun* Sdiod - CMdwi 1 NMts

1 * WortlMp Service Nursery PrtyndetJ

Us* A Friendly Church'

BAHA'I FAITH

He Who (t TOor Lore The HS-Mei JW UHt»—i to His neen me deen ol aehoMmg ths sr«r« htvnen > see ss one sou snd one Dodf

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LIFE Community Church New Lrfe Christian Academy K-12

14MS Cowan Ro*1 Wn lbnd Ml 48185

|uvl raw ot Wayne ia

422-5433 S u n d a y s W e d n e s d a y s

Geietjratlon of Worship Moire ol mepirslion 11 am 7pm

Ca« lor scneduM o< mevalnM end acttviBee mspeinp PeooM to Serve Jeeue

Musical ministry

COVENANT

Fa i th C o v e n a n t C h u r c h Making Faith a Way of Ufa

Sunday School tor All A q m 9:00 A M

W o r s h i p S e r v i c e s 10 : OO 35415 W 14 MU« Road (at Drake Road)

6 1 6 - 9 1 9 1

RESURRECTION CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev Richard A Perl*no. Peat or

Ml-MOO SUMMER SCHEDULE

«P , fc» A * Meee • W C e — j V r o l k M U C a M i C a e v f l l i M O L a Maes PVmeer MMOe Seta

CMt>

PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES Of CHRIST

FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF PLYMOUTH

2 0 1 E. S P R I N G S T . 7 Mocks N or Mean } Btocks E of MM

SUNDAY WEONESOAY

M s ' i a i a aeeeera wmn* ll I • Hi Pastor Frank H o w a r d Gh 453-0323

( I I • O K C M I S T (Chnwian Church)

35475 Five MHe R d 4 5 4 - 6 7 2 2 MARK McGR-VREY. Minister Steve Alton Youth Miructor

C— a stem so rears or Serve— at»L£ SCXXX |A» «Qee> e 30 s m t 10 4Ss»

Morrenfl WorslHp 9 30 A 10 45 a m Eveang Won**> A Youth Mee t i ng 0 30 o m

N E W B U R G U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H

35600 Arm Artsor Trad 422-0149

W o r s h i p Serv ices 4 Stsmtey School • : 1 S a .m. I 1 1 4 0 a . m

J u n e 2 7 t h " B O O u r Q I M S L . . "

R e v . M e I a n to L. Carey p r e a c h i n g

Dr Q l l s o n M . M i l l e r R e v . S l e v e n E. P o o l e

A L D E R 8 Q A T E UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH

(Redford Twp )

10000 BEECH DALY ROAD flem—n Plymouth ana >V»el ChKaoo

Redlord M l 45239 M 7 - 3 1 7 0

Summer Worship 8:00 A 10:00 AM. Saturday Evening

Informal Chapel Worship 6:00 p.m.

June 27th "Ju»t W h a t i s a

lukewarm' C h r i s t i a n ?"

Adult Sunday School 9 45 .Child Gftrn Available...

Children's Sunday School 11 00 M . C l e m e n t Parr a n d

B u f f o r d W . C o e

ASSEMBLIES OF COD

Brightmoor Tabernacle Assemblies of God • Calvin C. R a t z , pastor

i b W Frankl in Rd V n j t h B r l d M l (1-696 a Telegraph Wen ot Hobday Inn) • 5 U 4 2 0 0

9 15 a m Family Sunday School Hour - Wednesday 7:30 p m fa ro ih Night"

10:30 a.m. "People Of Faith" 6:30 pm Tabernacle Choir "Encore" Presentation

Smnirday. 6:00 pm Saturday Site'

CMMSTUa HAS MOOT WMSTOIES 24230 West McNichols

J MM to M 1 Tm Msralwa WenMp 10 30 a m ietfev MMe »IMy 7 00 a m

7 00 p m Lac* S3? 1000

K r . v w o o p CMIRCH of CHRIST

2 0 2 0 0 M e r r l m a n R o a d 4 7 5 - 8 2 2 2 MIKE HAZEL T O N M.nis tor

°ay Sanders Yooth Mmts ie r

s o o a at ^ WC4MMG TWSW IA»*.a rvEMNG eossHtp i nxmt MErmas.. i» p M

First United Methodist Church 45201 N Territorial Road (Juet Weet of Shetdor Hoed) • 453-USO

W o r s h i p at 1 0 0 0 a m ( N u r s e r y P r o v i d e d ) C h i l d r e n a W o r s h i p 10 0 0 a m

R e v . M i k e S e y m o u r

Muetc Director Michael E O o e e O g a r s e t Larry A Vteeer

Rev. Kevin Miles Director of Education Linda A Hoeeberry

The Enare Owe*

A S S E M B L Y

• m 2100 Hannan Road • Canton Wm 3 2 6 - 0 3 3 0 K. J

Morning Worship 8 so 10 00 and 1150 a.m. mm Praise Celebration

6 00 p m. Family Night Wednesday. 7 00 p.m

Rocky Barra Pastor

New priest says bye to St. Raphael's A gain for Archdiocese of De-

troit has proven to be a loss for St . Raphael Church in Garden City.

Rev. Douglas Bignall, one of 11 men ordained as priests for the Archdiocese of Detroit on J u n e 12, will be leaving St. Ra-phael ' s J u l y 1 for an ass ignment at St. Sylvest Church in War-ren.

Bignall had served at St. Ra-phael ' s on weekends as a deacon while complet ing his studies. When he was ordained a transi-t ional d iaconate in December, he was able to preach at Sunday Masses a t the church as well as preside as bapt i sms, marriages a n d funera ls .

Bignall was a par t of one of the largest groups of men in re-cent years to say yea to the R o m a n Cathol ic p r i e s t h o o d . Ranging in age from 27 to 65. they were ordained a t Blessed Sac rament Cathedra l by Arch-b i s h o p Adam Maida .

Bignall, 27, son of Marguer i te a n d Fredr ick of Rosevi l le , received his priest ly format ion a t Sacred Hear t Major Seminary in Detroit . A gradua te of the Roseville public schools, Big-nall knew from very early on he wan ted to be a priest.

After graduat ing from high school, he a t tended a live-in weekend at the seminary. It proved to be a great experience

for him and he applied for ad-mission in the fall.

He completed both his college s tudies and five years of theo-logical s tudies and minis ter ia l preparation at Sacred Heart . He received a master of divinity de-gree during commencement cer-emonies at the seminary- on J u n e 5.

As part of his ordination, Big-nall ce lebrated a Mas6 of Thanksgiving at Sacred Hear t Church in Roseville J u n e 13. He will celebrate similar masses of Thanksgiving at on Sunday , J u n e 20. at St. Raphael 's , Sun-day, June 27, at St. J u s t i n Church in Hazel Park, and Sun-day, Ju ly 11, St. Ma lachy

Church in Ster l ing Heighta . According to Bignal l in a re-

cent interview with t h e diocese's newspaper, T h e Mich igan Cath-olic, pr iesthood ia a "ap i r i tua l anchor t h a t sends ou t a message of hope a n d love to people be-sieged by t roubled economic and social t imes ."

"People do wan t to hear the message of the Gospel , a n d I thTrfk more so today t h a n ever tha t people are hungry for t h a t message," he aaid. " W h e n I th ink of my own min i s t ry , I th ink of upl i f t ing people, ahow-ing them there ia hope, t h a t God does love and care for t h e m , a n d there is meaning a n d value to life."

America: The heritage for mankind

Sptctai p*»Mntatton The Bob Jones University Mu-sical Ministry Team will give a special presentation at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 29, at Bethel Baptist Church, 27356 Ann Arbor Trail at lnkster Road The group will present a program centered on the theme, "The Testimony of Our Lord." It will consist of vocal solos, tuba and french horn solos, duets and trios and vocal and instrumental duets or familiar hymns and gospel songs as well as testimonials from team members.

MORAL PERSPECTIVES

RABBI IRWIN QRONER

July 4th, our na t ional b i r th -day, occurs at a t i m e w h e n schools are not in session, when our children are in the mids t of e n j o y i n g t h e pleasant activi-ties of summer .

What message s h o u l d we t ransmi t to the

younger generation, beyond the firecrackers, speeches, parades and publ ic celebrations?

I offer these thoughts It haa been a long t ime since we signed t h e Declara t ion of We said a lot of things then. We believed them. We haven ' t made everything come true, but we still believe in t hem and think we can yet make them real.

Other na t ions have had the same objectivee. But at no t ime in the history of civilisation haa a na t ion worked so long and to pa-t ient ly aa we have to make thia dream a reality.

You can be good citisena and good people, you can enjoy the privileges of life and renew the American dream, if you remember

theee principles: • T o hate injustice, bu t to feel compass ion for the h u m a n frail-tiea t h a t create injust ice • T o love mankind , bu t to avoid being beguiled into th ink ing man ia a noble savage corrupted only by hia evil surroundings . • T o be civilised even in a world t h a t may not always aeem to be a civil isation.

• T o work for the realisat ion of t h e hope of freedom, first for all men and women in th i s country who have right to life, liberty and t h e pureui t of happineaa, even though the promise of freedom haa yet to be fulfi l led for every-one. T h a t dream should also be

t ion who have been p u t to death , depr ived of liberty and have lived miserab le lives. T o improve the worid ia the privilege and reepon-aibil i ty of each new generation of Amer icans

N o one alee haa ever t r ied ao ha rd to make freedom come t rue . We haven ' t done i t all yet, b u t there are enough of ua who shared in th ia belief ao t h a t the world haa been t ransformed. Let the hope of

»America become the heri tage of m a n k i n d .

• But at no time In the history of civilization has a nation workod so long and so pattontty as wa have to mako this droam a reality.

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Crane fly often confused for mosquito NATURK

1 TIMOTHY NOWICKI

Summer ia in-deed the time for insecta. Their in-ability to regu-late their body temperature re-strict* their ac-tivities to the warm months of the year.

We encounter very few of the insects around us and as a re-sult we develop a

very jaded view of this incredible group of animals. Often we only think of thoae we see at picnics, on leaves in the garden, in cracks along the sidewalk or those inside our homes.

One insect many people see in-side their homes is the crane fly. Most people would describe a crane fly as a mosquito that lived too close to a nuclear p l a n t As their name suggests, crane flies have very long thin legs. The as-sociation with nuclear plants re-fers to their site. Some may stretch out to be 2V4 inches long.

Generally, one's first reaction is to kill this "mutant mosquito" befcre it sucks the baby dry. Ac-tually, they are totally harmless. Instead of killing the crane fly on the window, take time to look at the delicate legs, the membrane wings and its wingpits.

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Flies have only two developed wing* for flying. The second pair of wings that moat insect* have ha* been modified into halterea. A haltere look* like a lollipop pro-truding from the wingpit of the crane fly. All flies have them but because crane-flies are so large, the halteres are easy to see.

Haltere* vibrate with the move-ment of the wings and send a measage back to the insect about its position in space — similar to a gyroscope of an airplane.

There are many different spe-cie* of crane flies, tome are quite •mall compared to the large one* *een on windows. Phan tom crane flie* are some of the moet inter-esting to see. They look like zebra*. Thi* group of crane flie* ha* a black and white coloration. Their l e p are broader and striped with white to help camouflage them by breaking up their profile, hence the name phantom.

Before a crane fly develops into an adult that will live a couple

weeks or so, they are found a* lar-va tha t live underwater. They are medium sised, worm-like larva that are often called "leather jack-eta." In the aquatic ecosystem, they are food for many fish and other larger predators.

Tim Nowicki is a naturalist at Independence Oaks County Park in Oakland County. He lives in Livonia. You can leave him a mes-sage using a touch-tone phone at 963-2047, mailbox 1874.

Cra tMf fy : The crane fly has long thin, delicate legs and a haltere, a lollipop-like appendage protruding from the wingpit.

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D CiiKJKnvi ENCOUNTERS People and nature inspire artist

BOB SKLAR

Ceramicist exploring spatial relationships

It 's not the first public showing of his clay sculpture.

No matter. Don Coffey, who flirt* with spatial relationships

in hi* work, always gets up for a show. "It 's always kind of nice to see my work put

together in a new setting," the 1974 Wayne Memo-rial High graduate said. "I t 's kind of like getting dressed up and going out — you feel special.

The Westland artist is moving toward an asso-ciate's degree in ceramics at Henry Ford Commu-nity College in Dearborn. His work has been ex-hibited on campus and at Pewabic Pottery in De-troit.

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• Richly colorful portraits and landscapes by Redford Town-ship artist Evelyn Henry fill the Livonia Arts Commission display panels in the Livonia City Hall lobby. B Y L I N D A A N N C H O M L N SPECIAL WRITER _ ,

Artist Evelyn Henry paints in hopes of encourag-ing the viewer to enjoy nature and the world around them.

Livonia Arts Commission pre-sents a one-person exhibition featuring 40 acrylic and pastel paintings by the Redford Township art ist through June 30 in the lobby of Livonia City Hall, Five Mile and Farmington Road.

"I t ' s nice for everybody to see something that makes them feel good. It makes me happy to have a lot of people see my work and enjoy it," Henry said.

Portraits of children with porce-. lain skin, together with light-filled landscapes featuring flamingos and

o n a u t u m n f i ^ d .

"The great thing about art is that it 's like a physi-cal manifestation of memory. You see in an old^

past. You reAember how you felt when you did it.' Five Coffey creations are part of the first Dear-

born Community Arts Council ceramics invita-tional in Dearborn City Gallery on the fourth floor of Dearborn City Hall, Michigan and Schaefer.

Intensity shows "He's a very intense person and that intensity

comes through in his work," said HFCC art de-partment chairwoman Kathy Dambach, who cu-rated the show. "He has sort of a unique insight and it'B a point of view I wanted represented.

"He thinks a lot about his work and puts a lot of time into it," she added. "Ideas are what drive his work, not just skill. His ideas come out in a partic-ular way that 's very much his own."

Coffey joins seven other metro-Detroit clay art-ists in the 50-piece show, which runs to July 9. Gallery hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays.

"I like to work in three-dimensional qr 2**-di-mensional planes," Coffey said. "Two dimensions make me feel a little claustrophobic."

Some of his colorfully glazed pieces are made from reddish-hued terra cotta, others from gray-ish-white stoneware.

Shattered glass, barbel wire, horns, antlers and bomb projectiles are all elements of "Territory Pot." All are commonly used to define territory, a spatial concept. "For example, glass partitions provide a way to separate," Coffey said. "Bomb projectiles begin a way of acquiring territory."

"De Chirico Pitcher" conveys two influences: European painter Giorgio De Chirico's presurreal-istic use of visual and spatial ideas during the 1910s as well as the Lung-Shan design from 3,000 B.C. China, when clay itemB were made to look as if they were cast from bronze.

In "Unfolding Pyramid," a multicolor, wavy de-sign hides a nude figure in a jungle-like setting insicle. "What 's basically a two-dimensional relief becomes 3-D by folding the sides up into a pyra-mid," Coffey said.

"Vegetation Goddess, " a torso made from spati-al lines of clay meant to re*mble wind-blown wheat grasses, was done for a ceramics sculpture class. The assignment: to create a modern design patterned after a primitive culture.

Coffey looked to a sculptural fragment of a kneeling pregnant lower torso with a hand oyer her belly. The fragment dates back to the Porodins, who in 6,000 B.C. roamed what became Yugosla-via. "It 's such a beautiful, natural gesture," Coffey «*id, "It 's rather striking."

People of the time worshipped'a female goddess of vegetation instead of a king. They'd press wheat grains into a clay figure of a pregnant woman, "di-rectly relating human pregnancy with fertility of their field*," Coffey said.

"Face Horse" depicts a horse that , if looked at from an angle, also depict* a human face. "If you look at it from a front three-quarters angle, you can see teeth, lips, a now, eyes and a pony tail. From that angle, the horse becomes a face — an original surrealist design," Coffey said.

Coffey also ha* three realistic figurative life drawings on exhibit at the invitational.

Hooked on art Hi* background include* architectural and fur-

niture design, but Coffey ia set on an art career "I want to devote 100 percent of my time to i t "

He'd like to open a co-op gallery for clay artist* and have it eventually support a directorship.

. "The artist* would share the expense of rent. A co-op also would cut gallery c o m m i u i o o n artwork, probably to under 20 percent.

Coffey envisions * lifestyle co-op for artirt* •pinning off from the co-op gallery. We d live in a cooperative, share studio space and make uae of each other's lifestyle skills, from fixing cars to fix-ing meals. We'd do it aa economically aa poeaible.

"It 's really tough to make it aa an artist, it really ia," he "If you work at it full time, however, vou become ao much better. Artist* are vi*ual peo-S ? And if you concentrate on your visual skills, you become ao much better. I t just takes time

dominate Henry's show. Painted within the last 10 years,

grandchildren. "Nora"^captures a young girl with wisps of chestnut hair falling across her dark eyes and sunlight dancing on her cheeks.

"I 'm engrossed in creating reflec-t ions on the beauty of nature and people around us, to try to preserve some of it for inner peace and hope." Henry said, "and to enable more people to see and enjoy it."

Henry has been involved with art most of her life. Design skills show-cased in today's paintings were honed in the art department at Campbell-Ewald, where she retired from in 1979 after 21 years. Her seemingly inborn color sense evolved while working at the down-town Detroit advertising giant.

In the 1950s, oil* originally hooked Henry on creating fine art. Pastels came later. She began work-ing with their vibrant colors shortly before joining the Scarab Club in 1981, continuing to perfect her han-dling of the medium in weekly life-drawing classes at the historic De-troit club.

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Accomplished hand: Artist Evelyn Henry displays a portrait of her granddaughter, Emily.

Portraits of athletes challenge Westland-artist i . _ * nV>A o l c n n a i n t a

Accomplished hand: Artist

Laurel Ra-isenan will render por-traits at the

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Laurel Raisenan looks for the chal-lenges in life. Steve Yzerman, Cecil Fielder. Secretariat, Seattle Slew: She haa rendered all of their likenesses.

The professional portrait artiBt will exhibit examples of her work, as well aa sketch portrait* in 30 minutes to one-hour sittings, Saturday-Sunday, June 26-27, at the Liberty Fest fine art show on the grounds of Heritage Park in Canton Township/See relat-ed Btory).

"I think we should always chal-lenge ourselves. Portraits are a chal-lenge," Raisenan said in an interview at her Westland home. "I like to do the s th ' a t »« They're JXtUly exciting. They're all winners because of all the years they pu t in practicing and striv-ing to be the best tha t they can be."

Raisenan works from several pub-lished photographs of an athlete after thoroughly researching her subject.

" I just love sports. I usually go to about four Detroit Tigers games a year but I don' t think most people re alise how time consuming my work is. Jua t the gloves end uniform on Steve Yserman — one glove took three hours to complete because I want it to be my best "

Al though R a i s a n a n pr imar i ly

works in pastel, she also paints with oil and acrylic. "Pastel is my medi-um. People think it's not as serious as oil or acrylic but I feel only pastels

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Work of art: Laurel Raisenan portrays Tiger star Cecil Fielder in this pastel collage of images.

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xi will take | ing demonstration will take plaos. The museum ia a t Proctor s a d Canton Center road* Hours are 1-3 p.m. Tueedaya and 1-4 p.m. Saturdays. Ad miaeioe ia free.

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dens take* place 10 a m . to 5 p.m. Saturday. J u n e 26 Ticket* are $7 in advance or $8 the day of the walk. All proceed* will go twoard reetoring the 143-year-old Alexander Blue Houee into a con

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Canton Historical Society will hoet e quilt drawing at 4 p-m. Sunday, J u n e 27. to benefit restoration of the historic Bartlett Houee on Ridge Road, north of Cherry HilL Ticket* are $1. They'll be aold Saturday-Sunday. June 26-27. a t the C H S table in the oommunity service organi-sation tent a t the Canton Townahip Liberty Feet in Heritage Park. Cherry Hill and Canton Cen-ter. behind Canton Townahip Hall. The winner need not be preaant to win.

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Henry from page ID

"I retired because I knew 1 wanted to pa in t more. It 's some-th ing tha t you feel you have to do," Henry said. "Pa in t ing — t h a t ' s all I th ink a b o u t . "

Pas te l allows Henry to loosen and free her technique . She says she likes t hem because "you're working with pure color." She loves color a n d sees it in every-thing. inc luding the bluish and peach tones t h a t most other peo-ple fail to see in skin.

Henry has exhibi ted her art in one-person shows twice at the Sca rab C l u b a n d twice a t the Farmington C o m m u n i t y Library. T h i s is her th i rd one-person ex-hibi t at Livonia City Hall .

T h e 74-year-old painter has a

• 'I retired because I knew I wanted to paint more. It 's something that you feel you have to do. Painting — that's all I think about.'

Evelyn Henry

drawer where she keeps all of her r ibbons . She stopped count ing them years ago. T h i s spring alone, she won second prize in the Visu-al Arts Associat ion of Livonia and Pa le t t e Gui ld exhibitions and honorable ment ions in the Livo-nia Ar t i s t s Club and Pale t te Gui ld shows.

" I try to pa in t everyday," Henry said. " M a n y t imes, I s tart about 9 or 10 a .m. a n d paint unt i l the

light is a lmost gone. I forget about everything else. One day, I even forgot to eat lunch."

Her i n t e n s i t y for c r ea t ing up l i f t ing paint ings qu i te possibly was triggered in 1979, when, shortly after retiring, an aneur ism nearly took her sight. She credits the gift of an easel from her five children for pul l ing her through the surgery and serving as a light at the end of a long dark tunne l .

T h e l i fe- threatening ordeal also could be the reason tha t p a t h s pervade her landscape paint ings . She seems to like incorporat ing these roads even if they're merely a set of tire t racks as each more t h a n likely leads her to the next pa in t ing .

" I often see th ings tha t I want do do," Henry said. " I t ' s a lways in teres t ing to me to look ahead . "

Show hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and until 8 p.m.

Canton focus to fine art B Y L I N D A ANN C H O M I N S P E C I A L W I U T C T

Liberty Feat '93 sh ines a apot-light on fine art Sa tu rday-Sun-day, J u n e 26-27. on the grounds of Her i tage Park. 1150 S. Canton Center , behind Canton Townsh ip Hal l .

Coordinated by Canton ParkB a n d Recreation Services and art-i s t s Sharon Dillenbeck and Ju l ie Giordano, the fine art show, part of an activity-filled family festi-val. runs 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Satur-day a n d 10 a m. to 5 p.m. Sunday .

Two tents full of pa in t ings in oil, acrylic, watercolor and pastel , pot tery , sculpture, photography,

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jewelry, marbl ing and bat ik by 72 ar t i s t s , as well a s sand ar t created in j a r s by Mr. S a n d m a n a n d the S a n d Lady, Ronald and Debbie McKibban of Florida, will del ight visi tors of all ages.

T h e McKibbans have exhibi ted in some of the more impress ive ar t shows ranging from t h e Coco-n u t Grove in Florida to one on the Whi t e House lawn in Washing-ton, D.C. They will bring 800 pounds of colored sand to Liber ty Fes t '93.

Chi ldren visi t ing the i r booth will have the chance to layer rain-bows of sand into designer bot t les for a charge of $2.50 to $4. Once

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finished, Mr. S a n d m a n or the Sand Lady will create a design in the ftand, then pack the bott le to keep the s ands from shif t ing. The art in a bott le makes a special gift, whether for themse lves or someone else.

" W e have a r t i s t s coming from all over Michigan a n d some as far away as Florida," said Giordano, co-juror for the show with Dillen-beck.

Activities especially tai lored for k ids include face pa in t ing by teen ar t s tuden t s of Dil lenbeck and Giordano. Hands-on ar t fun , like working with clay, t akes place hourly dur ing demons t r a t i ons by

fest a r t i s t s in a separa ta tent with everyone invi ted to jo in in.

" T h i s is a family show with a fine ar ts a tmosphere , " Dillenbeck said. " W e have hands -on demon-s t ra t ions wi th storyteller Shirley Curran of P l y m o u t h teaching the kids how to work wi th the clay."

Dil lenbeck, who teaches ar t at Our Lady of Victory in Northville and owns D A M Art Studios in P lymouth , demons t r a t e s experi-mental watercolor. Giordano, an art teacher a t Northvi l le Chris-t ian School a n d owner of J. Gior-dano S tud ios in Northville, dem-onst ra tes theor ies f rom Betty Ed-wards ' classic book, "Drawing on

the Right Side of the Brain ." "Mos t people say, 'I can ' t

draw.' T h e way to draw is to draw," Giordano said. "Every-body can learn to draw. All draw-ing is is shapes and space, break-ing down the shapes and pu t t ing it within a space. If they can write their name in the space between two lines, they can learn to draw."

Shar ing two booths in the fine a r t s ten t , 10 ar t is ts , all Dillen-beck s t u d e n t s from the Canton Senior Ci t izens Center, display their pa in t ings and drawings.

"ThiB is the second year the seniors will be part icipat ing. They received a lot of good experi-

ence th rough the art exhibi t and are looking forward to th i s year a t the Liber ty Fest again," sa id Di-ane Neihengen, senior ci t izens coordinator . " T h e senior 's booths are more of an exhibit bu t there will be pa in t ings for sale in a vari-ety of pr ices ."

C a n t o n businesses will d isplay their special t ies in a separa te area. F rame Works. T h e Art Store, Art Appeal and Ul t imate Pho to exhibi t everything from f raming to how to paint .

In ano the r tent near the fine ar ts . Can ton Parks and Recre-a t ion will host art workshops for ch i ldren .

Q u i e t b e a u t y : Eveyln Henry's work is intent on showing and preserving the inner peace that can be gained by viewing scenes such as horses grazing in an autumn pasture.

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as oil or acrylic bu t I feel only pas te ls can give me the skin tones I 'm af ter ," Raisenan said.

"Por t ra i t s are a challenge. I s tar t right away with sandalwood, a real rough light sketch to pull out a l ikeness and make sure it 's placed properly on the paper , then add a sepia sketch. T h i s oext sketch is very detai led."

Born in Pennsy lvan ia with a sense of challenge. Ra i senan ren-dered a brochure for a hotel in her hometown of Har r i sburg in char-coal and pencil after graduat ing from high school. At age 20, she set out in search of adven tu re for Los Angeles, then Sac ramen to and eventually Hawaii , where she would learn the fine a r t of creat-ing port ra i ts from a mas te r .

• 'My ultimate goal Is to let people know what I can do ao they can commission a portrait to get a complete work of art that they want.'

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Course in Livonia, coupled with intense s tudy, gave her the know-how to render a horse's exact muscle a n d bone s t ructure .

" T h e horse is my favorite ani-mal ," she said. " I 've loved horses since I was a l i t t le girl but horses

are diff icult to do. I t ' s not getting the muscu la tu re right so much as getting the correct proportions down."

In May, an oil paint ing by Ra-isenan took Best of Show in the spring exhibit of the Garden City

Fine Arts Association judged by Wes t Bloomfield ar t is t Nora Mendoza .

T h i s is the second year Ra-i senan will do portrai ts at the Liber ty Fest in Canton Township . T h e price for a portrait done from a 30- to 60-minute sitt ing is $50. If R a i s e n a n works from photo-graphs , the cost for a 12- by 18-inch head and shoulders por t ra i t is $65. A portrait of your horse 's head a n d shoulders runs $125.

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S i l e n c e d f o r e v e r : Laurel Raisertbn captures a peaceful moment in the lives of Jacqueline, son John, daughter Caroline and Caroline's pony before the assassination of

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as afT UnuersTuoy a professional portrai t ar t is t at the Outrigger Hotel in Hawaii .

" I t was the first t ime I 'd shown an es tabl ished a r t i s t my draw-* ings. He taught me a lot of tech-niques like how to keep a good clean pic ture ," Ra i senan said. "By believing in me. he set a level or goal for me: 'If I really try my best, I can do it." "

"My u l t imate goal." she added, " is to let people know what I can do so they can commiss ion a por-t ra i t to get a complete work of art t h a t they want ."

Ra isenan ' s love of horses is evi-denced in her por t ra i t s . Working as a groom at the Detroi t Race

Sunday in Cantor^. Township s Heritage Park as part of Liberty Fest '93.

Dressed in cos tume, Plymouth s t o r y t e l l e r - p o e t - a r t i s t Sh i r l ey Curran will lead the kids in th is del ightful session. Curran says she doesn ' t believe in demonstra-t ions.

" I love chi ldren. Art is speak-ing. Wha t I draw and create in clay is in my inner mind. You take your hear t a n d soul and put it out in front of you," Curran said. "Chi ldren don ' t like it when you demons t r a t e in front of them. Chi ldren wan t to go right at i t ."

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she took her first watercolor class many years ago with Kegham Ta-zian at Oak land Communi ty Col-lege's Orchard Ridge Campus in Farmington Hills. She intensively s tudied clay with Robert Black at Schoolcraft College in Livonia.

Most recently, she exhibited a sculpture , "Out of the Night Jewel," J u n e 12-20 in the 13th an-nual Celebrate Life juried art show hos ted by Congregational Church of Birmingham in Bloom-

field Hil ls . Juror for the show was S u s a n n e Hilberry, owner of Hil-berry Gallery in Birmingham a n d a former ass is tant curator of 20th cen tu ry art at the Detroit Inst i -t u t e of Arts. From 380 entr ies , Hi lber ry jurored only 123 pieces in to t h e show.

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T o begin with. ASA is short for the American S tanda rds Association. T h e ASA n u m b e r is a measure of the sen-sit ivity of film to light and is always indica ted on the film box and on the film casse t te itself.

F i lms with a low ASA number react slowly to l ight and a longer exposure or larger aper ture is often necessary. E k t a r 25 is an example of a very " s low" film, the ASA being, na tu ra l ly 25. On the other hand, Ek ta r 1000 is a

ven^ " f a s t " film in tha t it reacts quickly t o light, requiring far less ex-posure than Ek ta r 25.

Of course, you must always remem-ber to set the ASA rat ing on your cam-era so that the meter will " k n o w " what speed film you're using. Many newer cameras automat ica l ly will "know" your film's rating.

There is a direct ma themat i ca l rela-t ionsh ip between ASA ratings. A film t h a t is rated at "50" requires half as much light for correct exposure t h a n a film of "25." T h i s means you can get by with one aper ture smaller or one shu t t e r speed faster.

When to select slow speed versus fast speed films? First, you m u s t con-sider the degree of enlargement . Slow films are very fine grained a n d sharp , big enlargements can be obta ined. Fas t films are grainier and enlarge-m e n t s won't appear as sharp .

Second, you m u s t consider the si tu-a t ion you are shooting. If you're at the car races and you want to " f reeze" the act ion, you'll mos t likely need a fast film to enable you to shoot at a fast shu t t e r speed. If you're shooting scen-

A neat l i t t le rule to learn is t h a t on a sunny day, the shu t t e r speed'closest to the ASA of the film in your camera will give a near-perfect exposure at f-16. If i t ' s hazy, open u p to f-11; if it 's bright overcast, open u p to f-8, etc.

Always carry a couple of rolls of high speed film with you in case you run into any low light or fast shu t te r speed pic ture occasions.

Also, always r emember to set the ASA control on your camera , and then don ' t forget to change it if you should switch to a different speed film.

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• UVONIA CIVIC CCMTVIt LI6RARY ART GALLERY

Cont inu ing — View fantasy scenes f rom memorable an imated movies in a Livonia Arta Commiss ion-sponsored exhibi t to J u n e 26, 32777 Five Mile, Livonia. Gallery Animato of Birming-h a m will display original product ion and l imited-edit ion eels (short for cel-luloid) from feature films as well a s television.

• ATRIUM QALLERY Cont inu ing — Woodwright G u s Shay of Livonia displays mobiles of fresh water fish, fish pins, decoys and deco-rative carvingB of crayfish, crappie, baas, northern pike and other Great Lakes fish to Aug. 15. The fish are one-of-a-kind, painted, carved wood, and have an u n u s u a l primitive qual i -ty. Hours : 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Sunday , 109 N. Center , Northville, 349-4131.

• JAN ICC CHARACH EPSTEIN MUSEUM/QALLERY

Thur sday , J u n e 24 — Three separa te photographic documenta t ions of J e w s throughout the world will be exhibi ted through Ju ly 29. Opening reception 6-8:30 p.m. Thur sday . The displays are "Anyos Munchos i Buenos (Good Years and Many More)" by noted photographer Laurence Sa lzmann ,

vihifih Tuiiitih. ish culture; "Fa i th and Survival Dy Peggy Myers, the wife df-an American

LOOKING AHEAD What t o watch for in Creative Liv-ing next week:

• G a r d e n Ci ty a r t i s t N o r m a M c Q u e e n e x h i b i t s h e r p a i n t i n g s in the Livonia C i t y H a l l lobby. • "Gypsy M o t h : S u b u r b a n Scourge ," p a r t 3 of a n i n -dep th look a t a p e r e n n i a l ou tdoo r pest . • Victor ia D i a z ' s Book Break co lumn. • Exh ib i t i ons , a r t gal lery event l is t ings.

Styling trees Learn ancient artistry of bonsai gardening

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T h e 20th anniversary of the Four Seasons Bonsai Club of Michigan ' s annua l show will be celebrated at Washington Square Plaza in Royal Oak. Exhibi ters will include Livonian George Randal l , a Mas te r Art is t of Bonsai

T h e event will take place 10 a .m. to 7 p.m. Sa tu rday . J u n e 26, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday , J u n e 27, a t Wash-ington and Four th-s t reets . Admiss ion is $1 with children younger than 16 admi t t ed free. For general informat ion about the c lub or show, call Marc Ma-kahon: 313-731-1558.

Formerly called the Four Seasons Bonsai C l u b of Oakland County , the c lub officially changed its n a m e be-cause so many new m e m b e r s have joined f rom many areas of the s ta te .

P l an t mater ia ls , tools, pots and other i t ems will be offered for sale at the show. Demons t ra t ions on styling, p r u n i n g a n d techniques for basic care, each las t ing 90 minutes , will be of-fered as follows: • Sa tu rday , J u n e 26 — 11 a.m., Vance Wood; 2:30 p.m., George Randal l ; 5 p.m.. Marc Makahon. • Sunday , J u n e 27 — noon. Rich Mi-kulak; 3 p.m., Vance Wood.

T h e ancient art of Bonsai, begun in

t ima ted 20,000 people in the U.S. Prac t i t ioners learn how to train trees into styles such as the basic formal upr igh t (a apeciman tree in a protect-ed area), informal (slanting, as if reaching out from a forest or cliff edge or river bank for sunl ight) or the gnarled look (windswept, like an old t ree struggling).

T h e goal ia to make the trees look old by judicioua pruning, wiring and shap ing . Some of the specimena are h u n d r e d s of years Bid and grow in jus t a few inches of soil in a specially de-s igned container . It may be oval, round, square , octagonal or rectangu-

lar. Bonsai can be created from trees

such as Maple, Spruce or Pine, which have been raised from seedlings and cut t ings; from trees tha t retain foliage year round, i.e., Spruce. J u n i p e r or Pine; or from deciduous trees, such as J a p a n e s e Maple, gray-barked E l m s and others. Some of these trees keep their f ru i t s dur ing fall.

Some flowering species bloom for a shor t period but provide a s t u n n i n g show?—Orabepple." Bamboo, Azalea, Quince, Apricot and Peach.

Most members of Four Seasons Bonsai Club of Michigan grow winter-hardy plants . Some are grown in the ground while others are grown in pots fired that have been fired at high tem-pera tures so they won't crack in win-ter.

George Randal l , a paat p res iden t of th i s club, will display some of his

specimens and do demons t ra t ions . He uses and teaches the classical J apa -nese styling of Bonsai .

He likes trees and since you can ' t have many big trees on a city lot, Bon-sai works for h im. He collects Native Michigan trees, such as White Cedar, Larch, Scott ' s Pine, Nat ive Hornbeam and others. He travels to the Upper Peninsula to collect a f te r first obtain-ing permission from the land owner.

It is necessary to prepare the trees so they will grow into heal thy p lan t s and so they will form a good surface root system. Randal l often grows trees for quite a few years in open ground. If he grows them in large pots, the roots need to be cut back. His goal: to grow as large a t runk as possible.

George Randall teaches the art of Bonsai privately. For information, call him at 525-3677

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Help showcase 'Our Town' Artis ts across the s tate are invited

to submi t their work for jurying for the seventh annua l Our Town Art Ex-hibi t ion and Sale, scheduled for Oct. 20-24 at T h e Communi ty House in Bi rmingham.

Art is ts who haven ' t already received a call Xo entry form can ask for one by cal l ing The Communi ty House .at (313) 644-5832. They can alao write to the center at 380 S. Bates. Birming-ham 48009.

Art is ts may submi t their interpre-t a t ions of " O u r Town." any hometown and ita meaning to them. Worka may per ta in to bu t aren ' t l imited to the fol-lowing subjects: Michigan l andmarks ; a rch i tec tu re /c i ty , n a t u r e / l a n d s c a p e ; people /por t ra i t s and still life. Art work may be two or three d imenaion-al. prepared in any medium, ready for presenta t ion and m u s t be new to Our Town exhibit ions.

Laat year. 366 works of ar t f rom 237

Michigan ar t i s ts were selected from almost 1,000 entr ies. Sixty-two of those works were bought by some of the 3,000 people who a t tended the four-day exhibit ion. On Sunday, Oct. 24, $10,000 in prizes will be given away during an a r t i s t s ' award ceremo-ny.

Allen Rubiner will be the 1993 Our Town juror. He is a nat ional ly recog-nized ar t is t and ins t ruc tor and haa his work displayed in m a n y municipal , corporate and pr iva te collections throughout the country.

T h e exhibit ion and aale will open with a gala benefi t on Wednesday, O c t 20. I t will be open to the public Thursday , Oct. 21, to Sunday . Oct. 24. The re is no admiasion fee.

All works of ar t m u s t be marked for aale. T h e ar t i s ts receive 66 percent of the selling coat, with the rest benefit-ing T h e C o m m u n i t y House.

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u p medical programs, which is at J ews of Ethiopia; and "JewB of Greece," a presenta t ion of contempo-rary Greek culture. Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday , 11 a. 13/ to 4 p.m. Sun-day, in the Jewish Communi ty Cen te r at 6600 W. Maple in West Bloomfield, 661-1000, Ext. 470. Docent tours available upon request.

• QALERIE INTERNATIONALE Friday, J u n e 25 — "Modern Mas te r s — Works on Pape r " cont inues t h o u g h Aug. 1. Opening reception 6-9 p.m. Friday. Featured are original l i thographs and linocuta by George Braque, Marc Chagall, Salvador Dali , Andre MaBson, J o a n Miro a n d Pab lo Picasso. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-

noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 4066 Tele-graph, Bloomfield Hills, 644-5870.

• DETROIT ARTISTS MARKET T o J u n e 25 — "Willing Disbel ief ," an exhibit ion of alchemy, t r ans fo rma t ion a n d magic. Works by six Michigan ar t i s t s , including Dennis Jones of Wes t l and . Art director Gerry Craig chose them "for their ability to t ransform sticks, stones, steel, tar, oil pa in t and h u m a n hair into works of

% a r t . " 300 River Place, Sui te 1650. De-troit . Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues -day to Thursday , 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fri-day.

• THE GUILD QALLERY T o J u n e 25 — T h e Year of the Ameri-

can Craf t will be the focus of an exhib-it of dolls. Michigan Guild member s Nancy Hauser , Carole Klu tcho a n d Dee Segula will display a diverse se-lection of their work ranging from t radi t ional to contemporary, one-of-a-k ind art dolls, some made for th i s show. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-day-Friday in the offices of the Michi-gan-Guild of Art is ts and Art i sans , 118 N. Four th , Ann Arbor, 662-3382.

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Monday-Thur sday , 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Fr iday-Saturday, noon to 7 p.m. S u n -day, 508 Monroe, third floor, Detroit , 963-6446.

• PVWAttC POTTERY T o J u n e 26 — Continuing: "On the Su r face" by Ann Agee, George Bowes, Bruce G ho I son, George J o h n s o n . Greg Pi t ta , Farraday Sredl and Andy Na-aiaae in the first floor gallery, a n d worka by Kria Nelson in t h e S t r a t t on Gallery. Hours: 10 a. m. to 6 p.m. Mon dagr-Saturday, 10126 E. Je f fe rson . De tnrf** 822-0964 Guided tours avail-

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To J u n e 26 — T h e photography of Jock Sturges, black a n d white photo-graphs celebrat ing t h e body in all its stages of development . Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday -Sa tu rday , 430 N. Woodward, B i rmingham, 433-3700.

• LEMBERG GALLERY To June 26 — New works in charcoal and pastel by Michel le Zalopany will be exhibited, p resen t ing her art to her home state of Michigan for the first time. Hours: 11 a .m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Fr iday, 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. Sat-urday and by a p p o i n t m e n t , 538 N. Woodward, B i rmingham, 642-6623.

• ARTISTS COOPERATIVE, THE To June 26 — " W o m a n , " a group ex-hibit of recent works related to the is-sue of women in 20th-century society. 29 E. Grand River,-Detroit . Hours: noon to 5 p.m. T h u r s d a y to Saturday.

~M WICHIGAN GALLERY To J u n e 26 — "Sma l l Th ings" fea-

pieces a n d fine art jewelry by more than 30 metropol i tan Detroit art is ts . Hours: 11 a.m. to05 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 2661 Michigan Ave., De-troit, 626-8938.

• SYBAR1S GALLERY To June 26 — "Vis ions Reflected" features the works of 12 art is ts . T h e gallery is a t 301 W. Four th in Royal Oak. Call 544-3388.

• HILL GALLERY To J u n e 26 — Scu lp tu re by Carol Hepper. Hours: 11 a .m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Sa tu rday or by appoin tment , 163 Townsend, B i r m i n g h a m , 540-9288.

• SANDRA COLLINS — "For t h e Table: From

Candles t icks to Swizzle Sticks," a group show by gallery ar t is ts . T h e gal-lery is at 470 N. Woodward in Bir-mingham. Call 642-4795.

• MATRIX GALLERY To J u n e 27 — " T h e Four th Com-mandmen t : . . . . t hy mother and thy father . . . a p resen ta t ion of mixed media scu lp ture by Il l inois artist Cynthia Morgan. 212 Miller. Ann Ar-bor. Hours: 5-9 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sa turday , 1-5 p.m. Sunday.

• THE ARTISTS GALLERY To J u n e 27 — "Ar t As You Like I t ," featuring abs t rac t watercolors and acrylics by J a n e Mack innon , abst ract s t i l l l i f e s i n w a t e r c o l o r h y - B t & e Thompson and a n t i q u e furni ture handpa in ted by designer Cynthia Tre-vino-Bodene. Hours : 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Wednesday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday-Fr iday , noon to 4 p.m. Sunday , 30905 Orchard Lake Road, between 13 Mile and 14 Mile in Farmington Hil ls , 855-8832.

• AR1ANA GALLERY To June 30 — T h e gallery will present its second annua l Garden Show. Bird-baths, weathervanes , sculpture, bir-dhousCT.'ptanters, wind chimes and more will be fea tured . A special selec-tion of b i rdhouses is being decorated by art is ts . Proceeds from the sale of these b i rdhouses will be donated to the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Asso-ciation Bui lding Fund . Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Sa turday , 386 E. Maple, B i rmingham. 647-6405.

To J u n e 30 — T h e gallery's spring ex-hibition showcases photography with s botanical t heme by Giulio Pallone, Laurie Hirsch T e n n e n t and Debra Heimerdinger. Pa l lone uses darkroom manipula t ion not to embell ish his im-ages bu t ra ther to remove them fur-ther from ordinary reality. Tennen t „ uses laser technology to bring an unu-sual graphic perspeet ive to her color-ful images. Heimerdinger . director of

Vision Oal lBij in Ban P ia i iumio~» works in na tura l l ight and uses a film that , because of ita grainineaa. gives her images a beau t i fu l "painterly qual i ty ." T h e gallery is a t 151 N. Eton, nor th of M a p l e in Birmingham. Call 649-4961.

• KLOAMTM STONE GALLERY To J u n e 30 — A collection of original art by Gennady 9p i r in . He is one of the moat d i s t ingu ished Russian illua trators of ch i ldren ' s booka, and one of the first to be widely publ i shed out-side his nat ive country . Hours: 11 a .m to 5:30 p.m. T u e e d a y -Saturday, 580 N Woodward, Birmingham. 847-7040.

• PRIVATE COLLECTION GALLERY T o J u n e 30 — "A Gather ing of Wom-e n , " an exhibi t by watercolor ar t is t Jer ry Fenter showing women a t their mos t joyous t imes. Alao featured: glass sculpture by Leon Applebaum. Hours : 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Sat-urday , 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday , 6736A Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield, 737-4050.

• OBJECTS OF ART T o J u n e 30 — Sculptures by Thomas Yano. His dist inct ive works, comprised primarily of metal and wood, are designed to adom contem-porary outdoor landscapes. T h e gal-lery is at 6243 Orchard Lake Road, j u s t north of 15 Mile in West Bloom-field. Call 539-3332.

• RUBINER GALLERY T o Ju ly 2 — W a t e r e d ore by noted Michigan ar t is t Marjorie Hecht S imon. T h i s collection of more than 30 works shows Simon 's sensitivity to t h e beauty of na tu re and her ability to t r ans l a t e her feelings through a mas te r fu l command of the watercolor med ium. Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday -Sa tu rday or by appoin tment , 7001 Orchard Lake Road, Sui te 430A, West Bloomfield, 626-3111.

• XOCHIPILLI GALLERY T o Ju ly 2 — A solo exhibition of re-cent sculpture by Stephen Hansen. Hours : 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Sat-urday, 568 N. Woodward. Birming-h a m , 645-1905.

• DONNA JACOBS GALLERY LTD. T o Ju ly 3 — "Connect ing Spirals: Cir-cles and Spheres in Ancient Art ." The exhibi t explores t b e use of t b e s inuous line as a motif in the art of ant iqui ty. Among the civilizations represented

Ann Arbor gearing up for art fairs S u m m e r means ano the r round of Ann

Arbor Art Fairs. T b e award-winning events fea ture juried worka from nearly 1,000 art-i s t s representing 42 s tates .

T h i s year's Ann Arbor Arts Fairs are scheduled for Ju ly 21-24. H o u r s are from 9 a .m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday-Fr iday and 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. Sa turday . Admiss ion is free.

Park ing ia avai lable in downtown Ann Ar-bor. An AATA shu t t l e service will be pro-vided. For de ta i l s call 313-996-7281.

Laat year more than 500,000 people par-t ic ipated in the many activities a t the fa i r inc luding musica l performances, chi ldren 's crafts , d e m o n s t a t i o n s by art iata and a vari-ety of cuisine.

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• THE ARTISTS GALLERY Monday, Ju ly 5 — "Opposi tes Attract — Real i sm/Abst rac t . " Paint ings by fea tured ar t i s ts El lamae Van Buskirk a n d J o Simon. Orchard Place Mall, 30905 Orchard Lake Road, Farming-ton Hills. To Ju ly 27. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Wednesday and Sa turday , unti l 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday.; noon to 4 p.m. Sunday.

• CIVIC CENTER GALLERY T o Ju ly 9 — Original silkscreens by Jo seph Dobbins Sr. and Joseph Dob-b ins J r . Both ar t i s ts received training from the Center for Creative Studies, Detroi t . Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon-day-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, in the Southf ie ld Parks and Recre-ation Building, 26000 Evergreen, Southf ie ld , 354-4717.

• THE WETSMAN COLLECTION T o Ju ly 9 — A collection of Mexican j e w e l f y f r o m the 1930s to 1950s. The show will fea ture a wide assor tment of jewelry made from sterling silver, onyx, copper a n d semi-precious s tones , including works by Will iam Sprat l ing, Antonio Pineda and Hector Aguilar. Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday-Sa turday , 132 N. Wood-ward, Bi rmingham, 645-6212.

• DEARBORN CITY GALLERY T o Ju ly 9 — Playful sculpture , deco-rative vessels and down-home func-t ional pots are on exhibit in the first Dearborn Communi ty Arts COM noil ceramics invi tat ional featur ing eight clay ar t i s ts : J o h n Murphy, Paul Young, Donald Coffey, Caroline Court , J a n e McHale, Michael Fulton, Pa t sy Wong and Meg O'Reilly. Free admiss ion . Four th floor, Dearborn City Hall , Michigan at Schaefer. Hours : 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week-days.

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There's no quick fix to these destructive pests B Y M A R Y R O D R I Q U E S T A F F W R I T E R

Most insects and diseases at-t a c k s t r e s s e d trees and shrubs. So keeping them healthy will re-duce pests and

lessen damage if they are at-tacked.

That advice, courtesy of the Michigan State University coop-erative extension service, should "he heeded, especially in Oakland County where gypsy moth out-breaks are on the rise.

"It 's pretty serious. There's • nothing so universal that will at-

tack such a wide variety of trees and shrubs." said Kendra Ander-son, plant pest management spe-iialist for the Michigan Depart-ment of Agriculture. Southfield office.

Gypsy moths defoliated more than 70O.IHX) acres of Michigan forest last year, according to offi-cial counts.

"We're probably tied with Pennsylvania as having the worst gypsy moth problem in the coun-try," Anderson said.

Some Oakland County com-munities like West Bloomfield and Franklin have been hard hit. but evidence of gypsy moth infes-tations in Wayne County are showing up, including Livonia near Six Mile and Farmington roads and north Redford Town-ship along the Rouge River basin.

The gypsy moth gets its name from its pattern of movement: it attaches to anything, such as rec-

* reational vehicles, firewood or Lars, and t h u s can move easily to new habitats.

Ron Priest, Michigan Depart-ment of Agriculture gypsy moth program manager, says the state had an eradication program from

— 1954 through 1984. "We were suc-cessful in identifying and eradi-cating small populations from time to t ime," he said.

Meanwhile, in 1968, a major infestation went unnoticed, aided by windstorms that spread the pests even farther afield. By 1972. when finally identified, the gypsy moths by sheer numbers were

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here to stay. Priest said. One woman who contacted the

Observer & Eccentric said black-birds have kept her gypsy moth population under control. "There are predators who feed on the gyp-sy moth," said Priest. "Starlings, robins and the white foot mouse are among them. But there are limitations. The gypsy moth is able to reproduce in such huge numbers that they overwhelm various predators."

The Holly recreation area in Holly Township is suffering a se-rious infestation now.

"The trees are contiguous. They intermesh and the caterpil-lar is more easily transmitted." said Kendra Anderson. "Also, human movement from the park can carry it out to new areas."

There are no quick fixes to the ever-growing gypsy moth scourge. Russell Kidd, MSU extension district forestry agent, advises homeowners to be wary of prod-ucts or services that promise to end the problem.

Chemical sprays are effective only during the caterpillar stage of the gypsy moth cycle. Spraying tr<»es before eggs hatch or after caterpillars have emerged as moths is worthless. Heed label warnings whenever using chemi-cal sprays.

The only pesticides used in the Michigan Voluntary Cooperative Suppression Program are prod-ucts that contain as the active ingredient Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), a bacteria found naturally on leaves and in soil.

Bt is a nonchemical insecticide that causes young gypsy moth caterpillars ( J u s t a f t e r e££ s h a v e

hatched) to get sick and eventual-

ly die. It 's commercially formulat-ed and sold under labels such as Dipel, Foray, Thuricide and Bac-tur. The spray can be applied from the ground or air, is broken down by sunlight and doesn't ac-cumulate in the environment. There ' s no apparent human toxi-city although allergic reactions can occur, according to MSU staff.

Bt is most effective when cater-pillars are less than an inch long. Its potency lasts about a week. MSU staffers suggest two applica-t ions five days apart in heavy infestations, Bt is only 80 to 85 percent effective in field applica-tions, but caterpillars are less likely to develop a resistance to it than to chemical pesticides.

Make sure the gypsy moth is the culprit before you plan a route of attack, authorities urge. The gypsy moth caterpillar is up to three inches long, has fuzzy hair along the body and has distinc-tive red and blue dots.

"A popular misconception, one on which we get many calls, is from people confusing the gypsy moth with the Eastern tent cater-pil lar," said Anderson.

"The Eastern tent caterpillar forms a white tent in the crotch of a tree. The gypsy moth doesn't form a tent. Also, the Eastern tent doesn ' t completely defoliate a tree and doesn't spread as rapidly. It also seems to favor cherry and ap-ple trees. The gypsy moth will in-fest a wide array of trees and bushes — even pine. They'll eat jus t about anything."

Keeping your yard as clean as possible will help control any infestat ion problems. Remove d i s c a r d e d - i t ems , TTEe (TeacT" branches, stumps and any cov-ered areas where the female moth is likely to lay eggs. Be watchful when obtaining firewood from in-fested areas.

Each fall, check recreation ve-hicles (boats, trailers and camp-ers) for gypsy-moth eggs — felt-like, off-white masses about the size of a quarter. Motor vehicle movement is how gypsy moths came to Michigan.

Other tips for protecting your trees, courtesy of the University of

Michigan School of Natural Re-source*, include planting several kinds of trees and shrubs in your yard. The gypsy moth doesn't like maple, ash, dogwood, locust, tu-lip, poplar, walnut and sycamore.

Encourage animals that eat the gypsy moth. Birds, beetles and spiders, mice, chipmunks and squirrels will munch on the gypsy moth. Plant ground-cover plants , bushes and fruit trees to provide food and homes for these animals. Also put up birdfeeders.

Participate in communitywide ac t ion — c o m m u n i t y - b a s e d spraying of insecticide needs to be coordinated with the local govern-ment. And destroy egg masses or caterpillars on your property by putt ing them in a bucket of soapy water. The female generally de-posits masses of 50 to 1,500 eggs (producing up to 500 caterpillars) from early July to mid-August near where she was in the cocoon stage. They hatch the following May.

MSU staffers note that a gar-den hose often has sufficient wa-ter pressure to knock caterpillars off foliage, killing many of them. Or spray them with a hose with an at tachment that releases in-secticidal soap. Next week: gypsy moth outlook.

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Full b loom : Gypsy moth consultant Carl Dollhopf holds a full-grown gypsy moth in his hand. The species, in its caterpillar stage, was responsible for defoliating 712,200 acres of Michigan forest last year alone.

Barriers Bands help limit their movement

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of gypsy moth management. Sticky or slippery bands can be

placed around tree trunks to cur-tail caterpillars movement into or out of the tree canopy.

Sticky bands can be purchased or made from a nonporous cloth that can be wrapped around a tree trunk, then coated with a com-mercially made, vegetable-based sticky material. Because smaller caterpillars usually stay in the tree canopy, it's best not to use

pillars are about an inch long. Rain and other weather factors

cause sticky bands to eventually lose their effectiveness. So the sticky substance must be reap-plied. Clean or replace moth-filled bands.

Slippery bands, meanwhile, stop caterpillars from migrating by preventing them from climbing up trees.

Cloth bands offer a secluded daytime hiding place for caterpil-

irrg. MSU suggests the caterpil-lars be removed and destroyed each day by scraping them into a bucket of soapy water. Hiding bands are made from medium-weight dark cloth about 12 to 18 inches wide and long enough to wrap around a tree. Fasten each band at about chest height around a tree with twine, cord or wire about midway from the bot-tom of the cloth; then fold the top part of the cloth down to form a hiding flap.

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Lure of refinancing shows no sign of weakening Homeowners have lined up by

the thousands over the past cou-ple of years to trade in their old mortgages for new ones with lower rates or better terms.

Upwards of 60 percent of the 42,000 mortgages issued laat year by Standard Federal Bank head-quartered in Troy were refinanc-ings, said William Yaw Jr., mar-keting director.

" I t ' s still a very strong pro-gram," he said. "It'B amazing how many people out there still ha-ven't refinanced."

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tbe Michigan Association of Cer-tified Public Accountants head-quartered in Farmington Hills ad-vises homeowners to do the math to see whether refinancing makes financial sense.

For homeowners who don't plan to stay in their homes long enough to offset closing costs, re-financing can be a costly mistake.

The rule of t humb in the past was that you should consider refi-nancing when mortgage interest rates fell two percentage points below your current rate.

The majority of people who refi-nance do so to lower their month-

ly payments by taking advantage of a lower interest rate. But bor-rowing at a lower rate is no longer the only reason to refinance.

For some homeowners who re-luctantly took on an adjustable-rate mortgage when rates were high, refinancing provides the op-portunity to switch to a fixed-rate loan with predictable payments.

These individuals won't neces-sarily save a lot of money, but they do get the peace of mind that comes with knowing that their principal and interest payments won't change if interest rates rise.

On the other hand, a switch to

an adjustable rate mortgage from a high fixed rate might make sense if you don't plan to stay in the house for a long period of time or you believe interest rates will remain low. „

You can also use refinancing to switch to a shorter-term mort-gage. Tha t means you can pay off the principal faster and save thousands of dollars in interest costs.

Standard Federal Bank last week offered an adjustable rate of 4.25 percent, a 15-year fixed rate of 6*/t percent and a 30-year fixed rate of 7H percent, all with two

points. However, refinancing isn't en-

tirely painless on your cash reaervea. It involves the same complex process and the same closing fees as obtaining a first mortgage.

You probably will face paying pointa. A point, a mortgage dis-count fee, is equal to one percent of the loan amount. Pointa usual-ly are the most expensive cost as-sociated with refinancing.

Other refinancing expenses in-clude the cost of a new appraisal and new title search, title insur-ance, legal fees and application

feea. The total closing costs could be as high as 3 to 5 percent of the loan amount.

You may be able to save on closing costs by checking with your current lender first. Finan-cial institutions that want to hold on to valuable customers may be willing to waive certain require-ments.

To determine whether it makes financial sense to refinance, you 11 need to know how long it will take for monthly savingB to offset the cost of refinancing.

Tough duty: Dealing with ornery, battle-eager owners C O N D O

Q U E R I E S

ROBERTM MEISNER

We have a reca lc i t ran t co-owner who jus t does not care about the rules and spends money on lawyers Just to harass the con-dominium associat ion by not paying his as-sessments, no t complying wi th the rules and defying the association to pursue htm say-ing it will cost the association thousands of dol lars to go after him.

A very difficult problem for directors of asso-ciations is the need to regain fiscal integrity in the operation of the association while battl ing

an irrational malcontent who would rather fight than switch to law-abiding behavior.

Hopefully, the courts will more readily recog-nize the legislative intent to make the condo association whole for its legal fees and costs in-curred in pursuing defaulting co-owners. And hopefully boards will recognize their responsi-bility to enforce the condo documents uniform-ly, consistently and aggressively for the mem-bers of the association.

I am purchasing a home for cash which has recent ly had a great deal of work done

on It. Do you have any sugges t ions on how I can protect myself? I have no broker or at-torney.

You are treading on thin ice. Make sure you have an enforceable purchase agreement which guarantees you marketable title to the property without any liens or encumbrances. Also make sure you obtain an owner's title policy without exceptions.

You are well advised to have a competent real estate attorney consult with you immediately

before signing a purchase aggreement or clos-ing.

Robert M. Meisner is o Birmingham attorney concentrating his practice in the areas of condo-miniums, real estate and corporate law. You are invited to submit questions by writing Robert M. Meisner at 30200 Telegraph Road, Suite 467, Bingham Farms 48025 This column pro-vides general information and should not be construed as legal opinion. To leave a voice mail message for Robert Meisner, dial 953-2047, mail box 1871.

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car o a r a g e , cue tc l e i Boo r l a u n d r y , o n n t o e qu ie t aa-eet C a f l T o d a y l $ 8 8 0 0 0 4 4 S - 5 8 8 0

FARMINGTON HILLS

w « h e o e r m q c a * i g 6 . m-Lena»»e m o U n g a . « r H t o o r

r o o m . M o a W e 0 t \ h u g e I r o n p o r c h t o e n j o y i * ie h o i e u m m e r 6»6n jnQ9 ' 9 8 4 8 8 8

Plymouth 455-5880 464-0205

Ontui SUBURBAN

^ r e p l a c e h ta /Hera a * » 4 n c i o e w a . m a r b l e r o m a n |a t t u b w N h a a p e t e i e k h o w e t r o o m . • o p B e n r e e . (ua* $ 3 1 4 , 9 0 0 3 4 ^ - 1 2 1 2

Northville 349-1212 261-1823

O P E N S U N D A Y 1 - 5

2 9 5 0 6 K E N L O C H C T . N. AI 13. W of Oreke

M A N O N T H E M O V E reedy tor c o n d o M I G eenta oltor NOWTI

3100 sq. IL. 4 bedrooms. 3 c a r ga-

H o m e S a t e B E t c e t e r a

A Z 3 - ® 4 » 4

O P O U U N 2-5PM 36646 ALMONO CIRCLE

N OLLL M9a. E. of Hatased SELLERS MEW HOME ALMOST HEADY - U W T 4 b e d r o o m r e bath ootonm beckmg ID

m o r a 1196.900 CALL BOB MA8&ARON THE M O e O A M GROUP

REALTORS E«C 661-4100 Elf ( 4 6 O r W B -

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 30650 FranfcMn

• of 13 TotaBy i f l i r r ISM ( b e d r o o m ranch Nasi IdMwn . neawr torn a m a n d M GBF I—BF Mae maaaer a n d 1*0 beat Maw lata uaiuaMia Newer r o d 1146.000 6 4 7 - 1 6 &

COLDWELL BANKER SrhwBttii Raal EMM* HUKHNQTON WOOC6

O A E I SUNOAY a - * a s u s w ROVCOURT

E R K 8 W D U C 8 D $ 1 0 ^ 0 0 OTKMFR MOWASG

WAMTB A OUCK 9 A L B

b e a . huge tomBy r oom 6 ATUDR Large M haa wre» aretatd D A K M J W Naa aad« n,»KWA<a 6 k* MA hrSoed now m (164,606

Century 21 J. Scott, Inc.

4 5 3 - 4 3 0 0 5 2 2 - 3 2 0 0

GARDEN OTY -BY OWNER M 3 I

lo echoota. copper plumbing , ak ap -

O P E N S A T . . 1 - 4 . S U N . 1 - 5 1012 Halan St S ol Ford , W of Ink-RNM ( 7 0 900 276-7567 261-0666

SIN Open } -5 GARDEN CfTY 27715 Shenda r r o o m . 1 6 beei bncS ranch . (76 SOC,

363-7170

aaCSTER- Open S U I 2-5 606 FAK-1 Bedroom. 2 5 bed"

(62.500 363-7170 :srr

LANO CONTRACT Open Sun 2-6 L . L I I L Condo ID-ceaed M Qreenbrooka M H> Mke 4 b » W of TsSsgraph TK*S *MM-

D€RmCK BROWN HE^MA* EXECUTIVE 7(7-1

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COLDWELL BANKER

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O P E N S A T A S U N 1 - 4 37SS6 M s r e e r a e N W LMoMa ( tisikame. J * bakk REM* WAA AB the U L I I (171SSB.

O P O F B U N 1 - 4

TONY FARRUGIA ERA ACCENT

591-0333

CROSSWORD PUZZLER A C R O S S

1 P n w t j vestment

4 F i re r e m n a n t s 9 G r e e k let ter

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p r o g r a m s

2 0 Exist 2 1 Diphthong 2 3 T h r e e pref ix 2 4 G u n n e r s

c o m p a r t m e n t 2 8 C o n d e n s e d

m o i s t u r e 3 0 L o n g s leds 3 2 So lo

3 4 H a r d - s h e i i e d fruit

, 3 5 Sic i l ian v o l c a n o

3 6 C o m m i s s j o n

m e r c h a n t 3 9 Big — , Calif 4 0 S o w e d 4 1 B a s e 4 3 T h i s — Your

L i fe ' 4 4 X V I I X in 4 5 — and

L o v e r s 4 7 P a r t n e r 5 0 S t u n 5 1 Tint 5 4 T i m e g o n e by 5 5 C a r o u s e 5 6 K m d 5 7 E v e r g r e e n

Shrub

5 8 P i t c h e r s 5 9 B o m

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1 S u i t a b l e 2 M e a d o w 3 W e d d i n g r ing 4 D e c l a r e 5 P o s t e d 6 C h a p e a u s

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w O o D [o R S A T E 6 - 2 4 © 1 9 9 3 U n i t e d F e a t u r e S y n d i c a t e

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B i r m i n g h a m - B l o o m f i e l d

Board Of Realtors ® R E A L T O R

101 Opm U V O M A - Opan

CT 3

11X9.796 MMA I

LWONLA ORCM BUM V-4B96 M A N Y N I T M M 1106 900

CALL M C / U A X M B T

C O M S F F H T OAMOCMS l o v e r s

OPEN SUN. 1-4PM

m O P — I 301 Opm LfVONM

OPEN SUN. 1-4

CALL RAT

CENTURY 21

-464-7111 L»voaaA

OPEN SAT. t -4

CENTURY 21

464-7*111

OPEN SUN. 1-VISIT US

M af 7 w of "aaa 11) AUBBA NEAD 416-1*16

CENTURY 21 B O W

464-7111 2 4 K 6 N M Q P M ^ ^

DAVE HEINRKX RE/MAX 100 INC.

3 4 S - 3 0 0 0

90 + O & E T h u r s d a y , J u n e 2 4 , 1 9 9 3

1 0 1 O p — CMM

OPEN SUN. 1-4 M M NaMn. S. of M m E o I M M M M M O * M L l » H i l l > M i $ Bedroom ranch Nto* be M M . 1 M M . t H car p a n 177.100

OPEN SUN. 1-4 33061 Mfctteboro, E. of Farmington, N. of School-craft. 1.663 sq.ft. 3 bod-room. 2 bath trt. AM amer*-UM 6 updated. Attached 0arae*. Immediate occu-pancy. 6123.700. CALL

427-5010 RED CARPET KEad-T IPTON

U V O M A - BY OWNER Open Sai. k n . 11-4 T o t M r mm*-M l 3 bedroom. 1H M M b

Large oomer KM o n « M . l o * •raffle M M M M M a e d o w b i o o k I Mf le/Farmlngton n > $106,900 Mmei f l a to occupancy 426-88T9

U V O N U

OPEN SUN 1-4 M M An ton W n i H i l i O n t n Lara* h m % noma. S B a d r u m i a . 2 5 M * w . flrapteoe. oan t ra M . over M M garaga. Onf , ft 125.900 C M :

K I E R S T O N P A R K E R

ERA ACCENT 591-0333

LIVONIA OPEN SUN 1-4

37718 L W I W I I . C t c f l M i l vttoaM 4 M r o o m , U M i l OOtonM wMh canara a r A 2 car a t tached M M . AJ on • large lo l l ft 148.900 C M :

N O R A S E S N I A K

ERA ACCENT 591-0333

N Canton-By Owner O W N SUNOAY. 12-4

M 1 7 Raaiuee Dr.. 3 b e d r o o m quad . Mrge oountry k i tchen. famay r o o m

M J o * . Mrge t reed lo*. mainte-nance Iraa exter ior . 2 U b M

many axtra*. $129,900 N 1 - S M 7

O P E N S A T - S U N We've m o i M . uun»ieto l .M> p r i ced tor Immarf lot* M M 4 bed room. cue-tom t r t t . on ecre lot MarBn Cour t , o f l 13 MBe/Laheer I 1 » - R 2 - 4 0 U

OPEN SAT ft SUM 1-5

« m Ranch In L * k * w o o d V a g i 3 Badioom, 2 ba lh . wtokovt w«h poa-« * 4 lh bedroom. 3 rd beth Many cualom laeiu i * * $ 1 * 4 . 9 0 0 T m B -• n - o o d . 5 /4 mBe* S or M-59, oTT l o g a U M W . 884-06*2

t tudy. u n . 2 M l bethe. f t * base-ment «t th w a * o u t . 2 car garage, w o r t gerage. 8.1 acre* . s tocked pond a / to ta i tam. man.*** from 1-75 8 2 1 4 J 0 0 826-81»«

S01 Opan NOV* OPEN 8UNOAY V-4

2 1 M 2 Arbor 8 or 9 Mae <N of

tI l a n e a * E x c e l l e n t v a l u e C a l l M e i £ ^ A n n

COUMWELL BANKER

O P E N H O U S E S n

SATURDAY. June 2 1 1-4pm « W » P M « I M U H l M r n MO ranch M L M L * * 2

B a a i M t H M I / M M area, opan l | l > « w / » • I • l l i iMna t 8rw-paaca M greet roam, naa ia r a u M .

$121. WO T t k * U n M n Rd J ! "

ver l a k a Rd.. toBotr opan «gna to 1402 B r i d g e *

SUNDAY, Juna 27, 1-4pm 3 bed room 2 I

Cod on • ssr m 1*82 8 rt* w/doorweB to 1 M 1 0

M M . p r M M backyard, l a l Boor meater auRa. M i baaamanl 8 2 H car garage $110,000. T M a Oaten Rd . £ o f US-23 to N. on Codax. toBow opan agne to 904 M B St

SUNDAY A j n a 27. ' - 4 p m Five acra oountry aantng w / t hM

b u * in 1900 Over I 8 6 0 *q. «L. 4 badrooma. 2 <u* be th * M l wad atone flrepaeoe an Uvtng room, wad planned kRchon. dtntng araa. l a l 8oor laiatdry. U d a a i w n l $ 2 car g a r n a $158,000 T a M M-S8 W of US-23 lo N on muaaon Rd toaow •pan aagna to 2880 Muaaan Rd.

SUNDAY, Juna 27. 1 -4pm Spaooua. a tvac t iva 8 updaaad 2600 tQ. II. h o n a In Oiad iam L M a Ea-

badrooma. 2 l u l bacna. grwm room

Ing room 8 d M n g room. R o r M a room, o a n t m M . haaamanl, 8 2 car garaoa PaacaTU i raaf l aarang 8 moral $158,000 T a M 14-M. 4 mdaa E Ol US-23 to N on Tlpalco Laka Rd-. than ngl»t on Parkway Ptaoa to 2885 Par tway Placa

ENGLAND REAL ESTATE 313-474-4530

OPEN SUN 1-4

L I V O N I A S C H O O L S

gpdalaa 8 axtraa. Daap tot. $72,800. C a l RON LOWREY. Ramar tea Ptckartng i Aaaoc 458-4800

OPEN SUN 1-5 S Radtord 3 bad-room brick bunaatow. Naar M c h a n . lumaca 9nW«ad baaaman t W a » l o pa r t 8 actioola. $71,900 8101 Farv-M B 8 K * Cncago . E. o» BaaoK

OPEN SUNDAY 12-3 22858 Wan. E a m t t y t o n »m 3 ol TO M8a $ E or Mtddtobait S W M n g

• w a r Rancti Opan Moor 1.800 aq n Cathadra l

attachad garaga Oraat araa/ Don ' t i m a d M M o n a '

OPEN SUNOAY 12-3 18338 Onmm. uvoraa. S or 7 MBa, E. o l K d d t o b l - Country M n g Ooar 1 acra. 3 bad ioon ia . 1VT b M M 5 + car garaga. 1.800 pk j» aQ.n M naanad on « lo tMy cu»-d« »ac Oraat

Remerica SUBURBAN REALTORS

261-1600

OPEN SUN 2-5 8861 A M J N Q T O N

S o l Mapto iW o l H a M a d WEST B L O O M F K L D Cua lom btdH Tudor a m o r * 3.000 aQ ft . 3 l l ra-

; FOR BEA STEIN CENTURY 21 TODAY 855-2000 or 788-1048

Plymouth OPEN SUN. 1-4pm

OaauMH homa. 3 badroom* . P a M a l n i X i a i . oak Xllcftan. 2 car garaga. tot* o l a d d M o r M upda ta* $114,900 350 Burrougha. S at Ann Arbor Tr.. E oTUa ln k m lor .

M a r c l a S h e p p a r d CENTURY 21 Suburban

455-5680 ROCHESTER MILLS- Opan Sun 2-5 3412 Wadgawood Spactoua 2.800 aq.lt c o i m M 4 bad room. $229,000 KMA Raaftor* 353-7170

ROCHESTER HILLS- Opan Skai 2-8 2518 Topat iam Stunn ing 3 bad-room, 2 H bath br ick c a p * ood. $242,900 HMA Raaftor* 353-7170

ROCHESTER HILLS- Opan Sun 2-5 7998 Rmnbarry Stunn ing 3 bad-room. 2Vt ba lh con tamporary ranch $219,900 H M A R a a f l o r * 353-7170

101 Opan W y m o u M

O P t N SUN J-8. 8883 S o f l Mar ran ia > M « i B i M . itgtM to Chaflaaok 2.327 aq. IL tour Dm*-r o o m o o t o n M oonaguoua to Fa towa O a a k . to Sunf lowwr S u 8 a f t •mao OadaMn RaaRy Co. 984-1202

OPEN SUN. 2-6pm l i n t O r M M

Snarv $ > a » a i m i w d i . 2 ba«ha. 2M oar garaga. oantral Mr M r d l $71,900 A * tor

I n g a G a u l i n REAL ESTATE ONE

562-6110 X50 306-4646

O P E N S U N . , 1 - 5 1975 Storanglon Ct.

C i i M * a r . M toBkn l to a n a M . 2 • t o r , 4 b a d r o d M * H M M . M M baaamant . aunraam. dack. wa* una m tomay room. 2 car atoa antranoa

raga 8 mora. Mual Baal $ 3 t 8 J ) 0 0 313-868-1708

ROCHESTER HILLS-Banar t h a i rtaw 8 yr OM o o t o n M 3 badrooma.

r a u M carpal . M . 8 mora, i t o l t t a r w o o d VWaga $137 ,800 Opan S u i . 1 - 4 p m C M 888-4 I M

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 1384 NEW UFE LANE

N. of WaRon. W o f l LMamoto

tocaOon a f th 2018 aq. R. 4 bad-2 H bath*, oant ra l M . dack

w/ toouzB a m BAR BQ. Naaar k M t -

$158,900 CALL MAUO 0 R A N 2 0 W

THE PRUDENTIAL GREAT LAKES R t A L T Y

848-8000 847-487$

ROCHESTER - Opan Sun. 2-6. 918 Roatog Qraan Ctr SHarp br ick 8 ftatdatona dutch ootonML ft 189.900

363-7170

ROYAL OAK- Opan Sun. 2-6. 318 Daway Draam 3 b a d r o o m t x * v galow. mona in ujridWtori $79,500 HMA Raaftor* 353-7170

ROYAL OAK OPEN SAT $ SUN 1-6

Charming 4 b a d r o o m bungalow, nautral dacor. t l d w o o d f loor*, ftrv a n a d baaamant, dack 8 mora. $94,900 824 Famwood 5 4 5 - 3 0 M

SOUTHFIELD- Opan Sun. 2 -5 22880 Q l a e t o n l M > Oata. Oorgaoua 5 b a d r o o m colonial , i b r a r y / B u d y . $142,900 HMA Raaf tor* 3&3-7170

SOUTHFIELD- O p a n Sun. 2 -6 . 1 Excapttonal 3

2.5 bath brick oolonlM S M . 9 0 0 HMA RaaMor*. 363-7170

SOUTHFIELD- Opan Sun 2-6 22244 B r o o k a l d a R a m o d M a d ki t c h a r

tot. 363-7170

o v a r t o o k l n g laraa (108 .900 W A RaM

S O U T H P I C t O - O p a n San . 2 -S

2 bath. 363-7170 $119,900 HMA Raat tor*

room. 2 5 bath cotonUL $223,900 HMA Raaftor* 363-7170

TROY OPEN SUN 1-4PM W AREA - SanrMacka Bu9t quaa-

ty 4 b a d r o o m 3'4 bath contampo-rary Tudor Prtoad batoar lapnoduc-t ton Oorgaou* lot Haw Troy High $239,900 5243 Card ina l W o l Coo-•dga. N of Long Laka.

OREAT LOCATION - A* brick thraa

and larga baaamanl o n 294 R. daap tot WaBt to a a t r a n t a ) i c h o o a $136,900 2 3 M Highbury. N of Long L M a . E of JoRn R.

THE PRUDENTIAL GREAT LAKES REALTY

686-6900 WEST BLOOMFIELD NATURAL BEAUTY

QuaBty 8 fcouy onty aa you M m araamad. 3-4 b a d i o o m con tampo-rary In *arana woodMr Prapara l o ba impraaaad

Opan Houaa - Sun 12-5 3639 Oatctoal 313-380-8350

101 O p f i

Troy

» m Naaa inn C L M d E of A d a m a i 4 bad roon larga I raad tol In <*utol o o u n FamBy r t o a ^ M r a M ^ r* M M t oar

Oar , J o n ^ T * " * $88-1400 C O U J W E U . BANKER

TROY: OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 » FMoon. (N. of 8auara L M a .

W. of C r o o k M Four bad room a a c -u M a o o t o n M a M i larga TOL W

LOCATION O F W SUNOAY l - 8 p m

1832 F A W i M R O O K N. aI H o i - i a M d Ptty . E of Onnat lga

M bato . tomBy room.

o r d y S N B ^ M LYNN BAKER

844-8700 MAX BROOCK. M C - . REALTORS

OPOL SUN. 2 -6 2138 LAKESHiRE

N. /WMnut U t o a Rd.. W o f l M u t o r 3 b a d r o o m rancR. appdanraa. nau-trato. a n u a M i d u u i i j t o m i . 2 oar ga-raga (22x24) c * j a axt ra n o r a g a Blr-m n g n a m Scfiooto $ Watnut Laka pr io iaoaa. $116 .900 Aak tor Fran. O 8 M PROPERTIES. 737-4002

O P E N S U N D A Y 1 - 4 =Ma yaar o M

r o o m B a l o w m a r k a t v a l u a $219,900. 2186 H lddan Laka Drtva

S of Oraar Rd W of Htoar

H A L L & H U N T E R 647-6100

MUST BE SOLD OPEN SUN. 1-4pm

Ntoa 3 bad room. 1 bath ranch a t th rau l tad cMBng. m o d a m black $

wood l l oo r * . H o n and ra l r tgarMor I ndudad . larga m g r o u n d poo l Hur-nH 257 N ByRaM. N of Charry HR. E of Wayna. $77,800 Aak tor.

D i a n e H o w a r d P a g e r 4 0 6 - 6 1 6 9 REAL ESTATE ONE

455-7000 WOLVERINE L A K E - 4 badroom. 2 bath . 2300 aq. IL o o t o n M a t )M W-toval. 2 car garage. Thto brick $ ato-rMnum n o m a * tamdy room opana to a aac* 4 pat io w / d o e x m g * baach prt«aagaa on an M ( p o r t * M Only $114,900 Opan Sun 1-6 824-3808

W. BLOOMFIELD MAPLEWOODS NORTH

Cuetom bunt c o n l a m p o r a r y ranch. 3 badrooma. 2 H b a t h * wat bar pk j * bua -a ta . AMt lng $316,000. Opan Sun 1-5 4382 Pinahura*

C A L L

HOMELINE FOR MORE

O P E N H O U S E S

953-2020 2 4 H o u r s A D a y With Naw Listings Added right up to

The Weekend

Saa Larga Dlaptoy Promo m TN* Sacuon lor Inat ruc t lon*

1 0 1 O f X W H o u m

7Z38 B K V E R L E A ^ N. of 14 M M W of Fwr rang ion

2800 aq. R. oo ton to l Huga M c h a n way r o o m . Brat

TALE STEvJcASM THE M t C H U A M Q R O U P

REALTORS a«C..

A GREAT AREA - R E D U C E D -

OPEN SUNOAY 1-6 O t a acra a a M n g to an araa of aa-panaNa Mamaal LNtng r o o m wfa» ca-thadral caMng and B r M a o a . Famdy r o o m a M i a a g t o u i . Ro r tda room. M M w ^ i - o u t M l too . 28440 ORUMtaONO CT . (N. of 13 & W Frank9n^ B - 1 2 6 4 8

H A N N E T T , I N C . REALTORS 6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0

ARCHfTECTURAL —OPPORTUNITY—

U«Mua p ropa r t y wRh p r a m k a n loca-t ion and haa daa lgnad by Fran Uoyd Wright n i r l i g i W o o d a d pr ivacy of " e a r M m aoraa Ca8 tor H o r n » Bon $180,800 B - 1 2 8 4 1


BEVERLY HILLS Ranch - 3 bad-rooma. 1% bathe. 1700 a q ft . 2 cm garaga. Htom back ya rd artth wafk-ou i d i n k $130 ,000 18038 EBzabeth S t (Ptoroe A 13 MBel 844-4322

BEVERLY H I L L S C O L O N I A L » * Oanar 4 bad room. 2 H bath, lamay room. I b ra ry . 8 ha rdwood Boor* th roughout Beaut i fu l $186,000 ( - 2 4 ^ 2

BEVERLY HILLS Weet - 3 bed room. 1H beth. lamay room, br ick ootont t l $195,000 by ownar 540-1821

$1364300

Y HILLS 2 badrooma. 1 * b a m * . 2 car

t o achool A church 844-8873

BEVERLY M L L S R A N C H OPEN SAT. . 12-4

MUST SEE!

Boorm. naw Idtohan. graa i back yard $ 1 l f t .900. 157Q1 K i r k j t a r a . S . o l 14 M M W ol Qreenf le ld 540-1147

BINGHAM F A R M S BY OWNER* $830,000 23628 O M O r c h w d TraN Cua lom bu8U 1987 Over 5500

$ 5 0 , 0 0 0 R E D U C T I O N Prioad below K ) p i a M * J value TM* luxury c o n d o m i n i u m In BtoomltoM Wabeak * moat p iaMlg l i .ua area. Formal dtomg. t * n g r o o m A M r a r y

*wa. 3 • _ - - -bathe, large deck of) opan k i tchen f i a r r l a a r o o m 6 mora $229 000 S a M o r t o a a a 253-0800 or 828-0001

B IRMRIQHAM - W a * to achool 3 bedroom. 2 ba th L M n g r o o w v d k v mg room, • c rooned porch . 1'4 aa-

" 842-7298 - $147.1

ewe ana o l M a a a i i e a a r a p a r M a W ^ M 9 M * ^ B M a . ^ ( l 8 f e t . [ | O t a -

A M M ^ b T c M M

BIRMINGHAM 8CHOOL8 a m b a a d tot, W M mam-w * w p o i wry T i o I r o sountry kMctMn Hmm M h t

H A N N E T T , I N C . REALTOR8 6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0

BLOOMFIELD - F R A N K L M Over two roatog acraa of Ireaa i

j o o w m mm draw (Our anantton. $225,000 C*

R E A L E S T A T E O N E 5 4 6 - 9 1 0 0

BLOOMFIELD HILLS RANCH 3 Badrooma. 2 bathe, on I M acra a f l h M 'n ia ig l ie r i i SchooM Reduced to ft 198,000 Owner M l - 4 1 2 4

S L O O M F g L O HR.LB Q u a r t o n / F r a n ^ H

b a d r o o m wRh adtoaang H balh. 1*1 Boor atudy wMi ad lo lnmg powder room. Mrge cuetom deck •f tuated o f l of M n a y room wRh wood burning "

hardwood Boor*. Reduced & $229,500-

BtoomltoM H9M. Open Sun 1-6 2980 Thedtord Beauti ful 4 bed room homa. on large i reed tot. d M n g room. Flor ida Room a M i ho i tub. dack $275,000 642- 7180

BLOOMFIELD HILLS OPEN SUNOAY 1-4

1040 W HICKORY GROVE E. o l Franfcfci Rd

4 bedroom. 21* b e * maatar. naw McRan . Pool m a r l tot. P r i o e d l o a M : $224,900

CALL ALICE ANOREWS 844-8700

M A * BROOCK BIC . REALTORS

BLOOMFIELD. OPEN SUNOAY. 1-6. 2.380 H i t ranch, 2 / 3 acra, 3 bed-room* . 2 bathe, air . 3- Braptoaae. h u g e d a c k , i n g r o u n d p o o l $1*1.900 6833 B u m h a m Rd ( E of TMagnph . S of Ouarton). 842-8887

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948-7100 or 845-8351

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$126,000 548-7777

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A M lor CHARLOTTE CARL Max Broock.. Inc. 848-1400

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B L O O M F C L D HILLS SCHOOLS - 3 badrooma. 2 H bathe. M newt, re-

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851-4401 ax i 828 Pagt 474-11

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REALTORS BtC.. 0681-9200

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CALL AL THOMAS R E A t A X W E S T 281-1400

E X C E P T I O N A L C r a n e m a n e h l p Unique 1800 *q . f t 3 b *d room ranch. 1 J acra w o o d a d l o t

ptooe. $248,900

GREAT LAKES REALTY 908-8878

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k i tchen on a court , back ing to a

C e n t u r y 2 1 Nad*, Inc. 477-6800 FARMINGTON GLEN SUBOfVWON N/12 . W / F a m a n g l o n P t c k n e q u e 3

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ADVEST REALTY

FAR9MNQTON HRXS - Larg* KendeBwood Ranch. MmBy • n a k e d t a a t i n m l . aa. ra $136,000 By Owner 488-18*7

FARMINGTOM H K L S Mrge 3 bed room 1 <4 Mah. new roof. KBchan A bath MuM aaa - $84,000

980-1538

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$179,900 477-8732

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

4 bedroom- 2-5 beat coto-

i a Boor M u i d r y . naw i much more l $224,800 C M 961^8770

E R A R Y M A L S Y M E S

FARMINGTON HILLS PRIVATE LOCATION

Move into thM e togam c u u o m 3300 *q . lL h o m e w / M r a r y . garden room. 2 flreplecee. 3 i raga. A w a * o u _ A par* $324,900

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MARKET /row Real Estate One E x c l u s i v e l y f rom R e a l E s t a t e O n e . M i c h i g a n ' s L a r g e s t Rea l E s t a t e C o m p a n y

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LIVONIA KEREN SETTING. Lovely large home on gorgeous acre lot with mature trees. Many update* tn the last 3 years. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, central air, fans In most bedrooms. Florida room. (144,900 (HUB) 477-1111

WESTLAND 966,900 WONT MAKE YOU MELT. On this 3 bedroom Ranch, It won't be felt! Basement garage, and nice neighborhood too. Make this the very first HOME for you! •66,900 (M346) 326-2000

WESTLAND WHAT A BARGAIN! Why rent when you can buy! This specious brick Ranch is cioee to aM conveniences. Cafl today before It's too late. $54,680 (W629J 261-0700

LIVONIA SO MUCH TO OFFER: Specious brick Coioniai. Family room with firepiace & beamed ceiling. 4 bedrooms. 3 fun baths. Home Includes security system. Newer windows, marbie sifts. See the great family home today! $124,900 (23W-30672; 456-70M

WESTLAND BRICK COLONIAL. 4 bedrooms, many updates Including doors, windows, furnace and a 14X16 screened porch. Partially finished basement, fenced yard, central air and more. Many appliances included. $88,500 (DOB) 477-1111

SOUTH LYON DONT MISS THE BOAT. Totally updated. Canal front-age with access to 4 lakes. Updates include roof, win-dows, furnace & air, seawall with dock, both baths, drive, 8x24 deck with view of lake and wooded Island. $124,900 (F118) 326-2000

UVONIA DESIRABLE LIVONIA SUB. This spacious home has had quality updates throughout. Beautifully decorated interior is ready to move into. Features include: 3 large bedrooms. 2 baths, and much more! $121,690 (K15183) 261-0700

UVONIA HOW SWEET IT 181 "States" street this beauty. 3 bedroom, 1 Vi bath, refinished hardwood floors, updated kitchen wtth pantry. Formal dining, family room with wet bar. New furnace, central air & roof. CALL NOW! $113,900 (23A-31529) 456-7000

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HIGHLAND LAKES. Short walk to downtown Northville 3 bedroom, 2 ^ bath Condo with large master bedroom,

country kitchen, finished basement, 1 car garage. $117,900 (FAR) 346-6430

LIVONIA DESIRABLE CA8TLE GARDENS.

PLYMOIT I m m e d i a t e HIDOEN CREEK CONDO. Secluded luxury in this

occupancy on this one-owner maintenance free home. 3 gorgeous home. Features include 2 master bedroom _ — •

car attached garage.'Many update*. wfffi fireplace and library. FerfectidnTnside antTout! $105,900 (RIC) 477-1111 $274,900 (H13277) 261-0700

- PLYMOUTH — PRESTIGIOUS PLYMOUTH • Walk to town and enjoy the festivities of our quaint town. 4 bedroom, Cape Cod,

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PLYMOUTH PARK-LIKE YARD WITH MATURE TREES & garden area. 3 bedrooms, bath with ceramic tile, newer wood windows, furnace, cathedral ceiling in kitchen & great room. $88,099 (PAR) 348-6430

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READYSET-GOI If you are looking for a house to LUXURIOUS COLONIAL. Spacious Irving! Family room, right into, this is it. Conveniently located in bedrooms galore, master bath, his & hers ciosets, . 3 bedroom ranch with air conditioning

move Uvonia 3 bedroom ranch car garage $69,900

& two finished basement, central air, newer roof, furnace 4 hot

(L27800) 261-0700 $136,000 water heater. Priced to go! Bring your offer!

(S32377) 261-0700

NOVI NO WORRY, NO CARE in this b9autitulty decorated detached Novi town house with finished walkout & gas firepiace in family room. 3 bedrooms. 2M baths, neutral decor. Enjoy golf, tennis & pool p many other extras. $131,900 (23B-41493) 496-7000

CANTON BETTER THAN NEW! 4 bedroom, Putte built Canton coioniai, premium elevation, premium lot. Marrilat oak cabinets, classic trim package , Additional features too numerous to mention. $264,900 (23D-047891) 465-7000

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SOUTH LYON BEAUTIFUL SOUTH LYON Brick ranch, move in condition. Finished basement and lovely Florida room. Hurry this one wont last. f l O M W (S60640) 261-0700

CANTON QUIET CONVENIENT AREA close lo school, stores & freeway. This Canton Cape Cod offers flexibility with 2 bedrooms, up & 2 down. Move in immediately & enjoy the summer in your new home! $115,900 (23G-00880) 455-7000

PLYMOUTH QUALITY ABOUNDS in this charming custom built 3 bedroom. 2 bath Plymouth Quad. Offering wet plaster, Anderson wood windows, newer oven/range. Gutters downspouts, enclosed porch overlook* pretty rear yard. $149,900 (23B-11486) 455-7000

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WESTLAND CLOSE TO EVERYTHING. This conveniently located upper 2 bedroom Condo is near shopping mans, x-ways. and public transportation. Carport, central air, and all appliances stay Livonia Schools. $51,000 (M780) 326-2000

GARDEN CITY CANTON HIDDEN IN THE PINES! Come see this quality-built A COMFY PLACE TO CALL HOME! Great family brick ranch on vi acre lot, then imagine the great times neighborhood, 3 bedroom*. 1 bath Canton ranch of-to be had here. Call for exciting details! fers family room with firepiace. oversized 2V4 220 wired $79,900 (H29104)

$108,900 (23K-00196) 261-0700 handyman garage, freshly painted, much newer carpet.

458-7000

CANTON COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST? Contemporary Colo-nial on 3.77 acre*. Greet room wMh cathedral ceWnga, formal dining, country kitchen with built-ins & larg* le -land. Master bedroom, library. & 1st floor laundry $379,900 (23C-496S6)

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WESTLAND PICTURE PERFECT! Beautiful 3 bedroom home In Westland New window*, new kitchen, laundry and beth 2 car garage wKh opener. Home warranty. Gorgeou* inside and out 864,000 (F326)

LIVONIA PLYMOUTH JUST LISTED. Prime northwest are Colonial feature*: PICTURE PERFECT!! Beveled glass entry door greets Florida room. 1st floor laundry, 4 bedrooms, 2V» baths, guests to thl* gracious 4 bedroom. 2V, bath Cap* Cod finished basement. 8 new roof, Bring aN offer* - owners with 1st floor laundry, office/den. breathtaking cathedral ar* artxious1 ceNinged family $183,900 (K38715) 261-0700 $194300

PLYMOUTH COZY PLYMOUTH CONOO. One bedroom unit in i i m l complex. Fsaturee neutral decor, stainmaster carpet, updated kitchen, one car garage & laundry facMty m baaement + a lovely setting.

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S p r a w l i n g g r e a t room r a n c h with 3 bedrooms, 2 b a t h s , 2 fireplaces, and full finished basement on tree-lined street in pleasant Barton Hollow 2 car at tached garage, a real pleasure at only 3137,900. Owner is ready to move. 3 bedroom ranch with newer ki tchen and storm windows, covered front porch 2 car garage, large yard. (76-199). Call to see 875,900.

OWNER WANTS TO SELL THIS WEEK SAYS L E T S TALK!! On this 3 bedroom. 2 bath brtck and aluminum ranch in quiet central Livonia sub Florida room. 2 car detached garage, full basement Ready to go. Available at S99.900

Come and enjoy this sparkling clean 4 bedroom, 2Vi bath Colonial in Burton Hollow New kitchen with almond and oak trim cabinets, formal dining room, central air and fenced park-like back yard. New listing at 9157 .900

P L Y M O U T H

Elegant is the word for this spacious 4 .500 sq ft. brick Colonial with grand entry hall and double staircase leading to a bridge over looking the great room below. A gorgeous kitchen with a sunny breakfast nook, center island work area, formal dining rtVttn with serving pantry Outs ide you m » ' extensive decking with g a 2 e b o and brick patio, walk-out basement with fireplace S549.900.

D E A R B O R N

Absolute doll house offers updated roof, fu rnace and hot water heater. Freshly p a i n t e d a n d i m p e c c a b l y c lean Grea t Dearborn location. Hurry! S67.900 Dearborn Hills bungalow. Featur ing 4 bedrooms, remodeled kitchen, hardwood floors. 2V6 baths, finished basement , formal dining room, natural fireplace in living room. 2 car garage an extra. All this and

for only 8142.500.

R E D F O R D Must sell. 3 bedroom ranch , finished basement with wood burne r and brick hearth, l ^ j car garage. Call to see. 857.500.

Great S. Redford location. 3 bedroom brick ranch with lMa ba ths on main floor, finished b a s e m e n t , r e f i n i s h e d k i t c h e n c a b i n e t s a n d

newer vinyl windows. Great curb appeal. Hurry! Priced to sell at 873 ,900 .

Great S. Redford ranch on tree-lined s t ree t . Large lot, family room, central air, updated k i t c h e n , f i n i s h e d b a s e m e n t with 4 th bedroom. Natural woodwork, wet plaster and 2 car garage, tool You can jus t move in an enjoy, enjoy, enjoy! 889.900.

W E S T L A N D

The kitchen ia Rivera oak cabinetry. Ail vinyl-clad windows, living room bay window, all wood floors, side entry garage and more. ONLY 894.900

A dream home without the up-keep. This detached single family condo has it all. Wonderful family room with wood burning fireplace, mas te r bedroom with walk-in p l o a a t w w i - b t i f H o r n * l i g h t a m i b r i g h t -

with 3 skylights for sun to shine in. 8104.500.

Cheaper than rent. Great 2 bedroom condo with attached garage. Owner motivated and may assist with closing cos t s Clean and well maintained, newer kitchen floor 847.000.

S O U T H F I E L D

Beautiful Cape Cod in excellent condition. Brick. 3 bedrooms, fireplace, den. formal d i n i n g r o o m , la rge k i t c h e n , f in i shed basement and 2 car garage. 8114,900.

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ERA C O U N T R Y R O G E REALTY

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ERA C O U N T R Y RlOGE REALTY

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ERA C O U N T R Y RlOGE REALTY

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W H f T E L A K E - U P t M T E D S U G D E N L A K E F R O N T HOMfe neer U n i o n L a k a Loca ted In a quMt c o u n t r y a e f t m g o n an ak apor t s l ake $ 1 7 8 , 0 0 0 By owner 3 6 3 - 9 4 0 9

1500 SQ. FT. RANCH $179,900

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312 Uvonia A L M O S T A N A C R E !

M o v e r l g M Int U p d a i a a c o m p i M e d m t fus 1440 a q f t r a n c h n o m e w / M I b e e e m e n t . F lo r ida r o o m 4 2 ca r M -t a c h e d ga rage On, 1124 .900 C a a

N E L L I E P A R K E R

ERA A C C E N T

5 9 1 - 0 3 3 3 ATTRACTIVE

Ba a l u m p I r * e d of the m a r k M o n thM ler r l f tc LVorae I r M e v M A g o o d

a k j e wMh l o r m M d M n g r o o m , f a m i -ly r o o m akth

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p l a o a a r g a knehan M n « r o o m , i v t b a a * . 2 car a t t a c h e d o a r a g e , oan-V M Mr t p n n k l M ayetem. d o e e t o a c h o o i * 4 a fwoc -ng . 1 1 4 5 . 8 0 0 Oeetar a n u o u * O p a n S ia t 1-5

312 Livonia A B S O L U T E L Y B E A U T I F U L

L E A S E O R B U Y

O P E N H O U S E . S U N B u « 1986 brick ranch a t t a c h e d gs-r a g * . o n lovely < * * * c o u r t P ro lea -aionaRy landecaped. large p*Mo^ quaa ty Bt ru-out <144.900 3 4 4 - 3 * 9 0

Alluring Homes VALUE PACKED

O o n ' t m a a t h n o n M So m a n y i d l -

i n g 4 t r im 3 B e d r o o m * , o o u n t r y k i t c h e n wfth nM» c a b m M * . moafy l a n d a c a p e d 4 2 ca r g a r a g e $ M . 9 0 0

C H A R M G A L O R E o f f e r e d m tfaa ou ts tand ing 3 bed-r o o m br ick ranch m race k r e e k v d u d e a family room a * h k rep lace . 1 H ba tha . KM t i e d t a a a m a n l 4 2 car a t t a c h e d garaga $124 ,900

N O T T I N G H A M S P E C T A C U L A R beat desc r ibes t ins apecaoue 4 b e d -r o o m . 3 1 * bath c o l o m M wHh ^prriky r o o m Features naw c u s t o m T>ek* « , n d o w * . vtnyt Mdkio, roo f . M i f a r -t a m m q d e c * pRa kn lshed b k k e m e n t . 1M Boor laundry Don t mlas out on t h n o n e $189 ,500

Century 21 T o d a y 4 6 2 - 9 8 0 0

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1 9 8 6 , 3 7 . 8 8 . 8 9 , 9 0 .

9 1 & 9 2

AN ABSOLUTE DREAM

3 b e d r o o m , 3.5 Batha, la i rMy r o o m . V a p i e c e at tached ga rage Pr ide of o w n e r s h i p 1hro-out' S q u e a k / d e a n -le rge lot $166,900 (»18SI)

EXECUTIVE COLONIAL

L o c a t i o n , cond i t ion and pr ice , you get rt all! Clean and neat m o n e of the moa t deeaable areas of U v o n s * 3 b e d r o o m * , 2 5 barns over 2200 sq. ft coton iM on a p r i m * c o m e r lot E x t e n s i v e i * n d * c a p l n o Q u a l i t y t h roughou t - $196,911 ©29BR).

SPACOUS WESTLAND DUPLEX M c e lerge room, p r tvk le e n t r y S ldk by M d * townhoue* sfyfs L ive m o n e v x 3 rent the other or )uM e a r n an i n c o m e $129 900 ( 8 2 6 P A i

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

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312 C O U N T R Y A T M O S P H E R E

O p e n t M y 1 b e d r o u m Ranch

REALTY A M E R I C A

C O U N T R Y H O M E E S T A T E S • - B , owne r 4 b e t * o o m . 2% ba th C o o n , M. 2 car p l ua a t t a c b a d garaga

nee*y r e d e c o r a t e d new c e m r M ak 4 Heat ing ayassm t x M t - m k n o w n ap-u l a r i c e a . r o o f aM'iduwa 4 d o o r s t b * to atM f ien fM 'y 4 n e d d N schools $ 1 4 4 , 9 0 0 O P C N S U N 1-5 464-8268

D E S I R A B L E N .W. S U B 2100 aq ft 2 '4 b a l h * . Ga fo raM La rge m i auffa. o a n t M a k . Breplaca. I M . . a u n d r y RecanHi i l . l p d a n d , new (

pet p a m t $ 1 6 4 , 6 0 0 By Owner-CMI. 4 6 4 - 2 7 5 8 tor A p p o i n t m e n t

DES4REABLE D C N M A R ESTATES Brtck 3 b e d r o o m a , 1H ba the 1991 new d e c k . Mr , fcmace I M « o a l aund ry n e r d w o o d f loors t m » . s l ed k i t c h e n . ( 1 3 8 . 0 0 0 464-0666

A G R E A T B U Y ! A r t e n o o n s ta r t e r * , r am aaa 4 w<ae m . e e t o r s l Oon ' t frees your chM ica to b u y m Lfvoraa p r i c e d In the tonies' 2 g o o d acre b e d r o o m s , lua r i s ssmem garaga . a k j m k * a T i a ided. Move 4 r * . f r i ga ra to r l e n c e d ya rd large en. c loaed p o r c h a n d o n e year noma w a r r a n t y too l C a l BILL

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 R E M E M B E R REMERICA

BANKER

BRICK. 'Mummum 3 b e d r o o m ranch . A l new d r v e w k y 2 ' t CM g v a g e . w i n d o w s 4 f u m e c e wi th can t rM Mr N e u t r M decor $89 900 4 2 5 - 5 3 5 2

BUILDERS O W N C u s t o m 1900 sq 1 ranch In a qu ie t c o u n t r y I k * ae f tmg 3 b e d r o o m s , l amay r o o m w.Hrsplece. s u n r o o m c i rcu la r d r t v * mr much m o r e $ 1 5 8 , 9 0 0

CALL GENE B A N K A R E / M A X WEST 2 6 1 - 1 4 0 0

B U N G A L O W REDUCED! S u c h a deaH The owner of th ia neet b u n g a l o w has reduced t to aak f a n The re a a *v tng r o o m , fami ly r o o m w l l r a p l a c e , lo rms l dar ing r o o m , e a t i n g apece m k i tchen, f u r n a c e l e a b e e n rep laced, b a t h r o o m redone , new w i n d o w * thru-out . c o u n t e r top 4 alnk <n k i tchen. $76,900

C A P E C O O REDUCED C h a r m abounds m this 4 b e d r o o m b r i c k wf th Bfg f o r m M d tomg r o o m . I rv ing r o o m , f i rep iace V * ba tha . Dngfrt k i t chen aharp neefy t W a h e d b a s e m e n t new l u m e c e 4 c e n t r a aw. lovely deck 4 l enced ya rd $ 1 1 2 , 5 0 0

G R A C E MIKTON 4 2 1 - 5 7 8 9 R E / M A X WEST INC . 5 2 2 - 4 0 4 0

- O W N E R - ccary 3 b e d r o o a i b r i c k r a n c h . 1 * beths. newer a k n d o w s 4 d o o r * . Mr. new deck . 2 car ga rage .

BY O W N E R In L/vor»a. 3 b e d r o o m a o n la rga lot . new roof, f u v d w o o d • o o r * . 2 - ' 4 • o o r * . 2 - ' 4 CM ga rag* . eaoMtonf c o n d t t l o n , askmg $76,500 5 3 4 - 5 6 0 6

BY O W N E R - Open S a t S u n 11-6. 3 3 5 4 2 N o r t o a W of Fa rm ing ton . S o f 8 M a s O n g m M bukdera m o d M . 1927 aq. ft Immecu la te condRton , m u s t see Vaulted c e « n g a . wMk m

a . Heidstone 4 br ick fire-p l a c e s larga hrtchen w#i a l a n d . I M floor laundry 2'4 baths . 3 larga Bed-r o o m * . b a a e m e n t . b e a u t i f u l l y l a n d a c a p e d wfth easy ma in tenance , m a n y m o r e e x t r a * Beeutttul ty d e c o -r a t e d . I m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y -$ 2 1 3 , 9 0 0 Or c a l tor app t

476-3507 R a * 4 7 6 - 9 2 5 6

C H A R M I N G C O L O N I A L 4 b a d r o o m * , tortnM d M n g r o o m , f am i l y r o o m e / fw«p lace . F lo r i da r o o m w / n a i k e n not tub 2 ca r at -t a c h e d garaga and k * Baaamant $ 1 3 8 , 9 0 0 C-14WE-L Ca« 360 -0450

E R A COUNTRY RIDGE REALTY

CIRCLE THIS ONE C X » M a n * n g 3 b e d r o o m br i ck ranch arRh apacloua d tomg r o o m ! I c a r p e t i n g , ak jm tnum t r im. M l

anoes a v s k e d s Ask ing $88 9 0 0

" L A R R Y M I C H A U D " R E / M A X WEST 2 6 1 - 1 4 0 0

C L A S S Y B R t C K / C e d M Tudor 2 4 0 0 s q f l . . 3 0 * 1 2 r e c r o o m , 6 / N e w b u r g n a r e a M u M ase $ 165 000 Ran Maa Mice Realty 9 3 2 - 6 3 9 6

EXECUTIVE ALERT!

r o o m . 2 ' 4 Balh cotoraM a aturaiang t h r o u g h o u t and u p d a t e d I r o m l o p to b o t t o m wf th n e MneM of m a t w t M a The Engkah Pub rec rea t ion r o o m

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J O A N K N T T T E L

CENTURY 21 ROW 464-7111

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OPEN S U N 1-6 • 1 4 0 - k CALL ZEDA FOR OCT A ILS

E R A R Y M A L S Y M E S

6 « V t » 7 - 6 5 1 - 9 7 7 0

G R E A T P R I C E ! 3 b a d r o o m br i ck ranch h o m e wi th 1.5 b a l h * C a n t r M Mr. newer rmyt w i n d o w * , • n a h e d beeemen t 2 car g a r a g e 4 m o r e ' $ 8 1 , 9 0 0 C a l

P A T P U N I N S K E

ERA A C C E N T

5 9 1 - 0 3 3 3 H U R R Y ! - The last Ome we o f fe red o n e M e t h a it t o l d the 1st day 3 b e d r o o m br i ck r a n c h In w Lrvonia wt th Baaamant 4 2 CM ga rage new d e c k , naw t u m a c e , nmm w tndows MKl O N L Y $79 ,900 . C a l t oday

A S K FOR M A R G E O f l J A N T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S INC , 591-920C

I A C U L M S 3 MPRgfiV Ranch . 1350 aq ft. Iam#y r o o m 1r»-p iece. 2 •» car g a r a g a . $ • 19.900 H E L P - U - S E L L of N W W C 425 -8381

Love ly oak k i t c h e n new In 1990 nearer Kamace a n d c a n t r M asr. co iy larrkfy r o o m w f t h f u l wal l f i rep lace Beau t i fu l deck t o en»oy the treed ya rd Grew! l o c a t i o n $ 1 5 6 900

R e m e r i c a V i l l a g e S q u a r e

3 4 9 - 5 6 0 0 K I M B E R L Y O A K S - 3 b e d r o o m 7 ba th , t n level ' l e w e r c e n t r a m New e n t r y d o o r * , l a r g e ya rd $116 ,000 O w n e r agent 422-1740

L IVONIA A N D AREA

L IVONIA - W H A T A B A S E M E N T T N * 3 b e d r o o m R a n c h a war tmg for rou t M a n y u p d a t e * , c e n t r a av new c a r p e b n g . v iny l w i n d o w * , new kitch-en floor and c a b i n e t * . H o m e W a ran ty a n d g r e a t n e i g h b o r h o o d $ 7 9 , 5 0 0

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS C O U N T R Y L IVING IN THE CITY'

One a c r e tot, 4 b e d r o o m s !'•» bath C o n t e m p o r a r y t H Story w m g r o o m w f t h fireplace, tem^y room 23x17 d e c k , a n d c reek wftn walking b r i d g e Oum a r e a $ 1 0 9 900

W E S T L A N D - SPACIOUS! W e i m a i n t a i n e d 3 b e d r o o m b n c * T r i - L e v e l N u m e r o u s u p d a t e s t h r o u g h o u t c a t h e d r a eelang r av r i g r o o m . n e u t r M daco r . and fenced ya rd $ 7 8 , 9 0 0

G A R D E N CITY - S U M M E R FUN-i n g r o u n d gun l te p o o l (20x40) . greet for e n l e r t M r a n g 3 B a d r o o m bnck Ranch nearer* Inc lude, «wty< win-d o w * . f u r n a c e c a n t r M Mr. roo l . * n d w e l a n d a t t ic m e m e n o r F rnoned b a a e m e n t wf th w e t b M a n d hMI ba th , a n d 2Vi car g M a g e $69 900

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S C A N T B E A T THE PRICE!

Beau t fhk sub a n d n ice sOe home Fartmy r o o m , IV. r e m o d e l e d beths. newer c a r p e t i n g a n d kHchen floor A muet seM $84 ,900

W E S T L A N 0 M O R E FOR YOUR M O N E Y !

5 B e d r o o m , 3 b a t h br ick Ranch Lo-c a t e d 4 b l o c k s f r o m W e s t l a n d Goft C o u r s e F toMhed t seem ant witf-fk ap iece end aepM ate laundry aree $ 7 8 , 9 0 0

C E N T U R Y 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

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T H E M I C H K 3 A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S I N C . , 4 5 9 - 3 6 0 0

U V O N I A LOVELY T N a mea ly r l e r n r e t e n ranch naa new k i t c h e n t o p l o b o t t o m ( 9 u A n o n e d

lav Newly l a n d e c a p e d b a c k y a r d has >4x32 g t f i r t e mg rocmd p o o l and a » e k C a n t r M a k . l u m e c e a n d iHrryi a*«a«BW a n A l tor onfy 186.900 t

R e m e r i c a P I C K E R I N G & A S S O C

4 5 8 - 4 9 0 0 L IVONIA R A N C H

M r * O e a n m u M aek M a tovefy 3 B e d r o M i i bnck w f t h lamay r o o m » e p a e c e . I n n n n i I. g a r a g e L a r g M tot * A N X I O U S O W M 0 H L Y i 8 4 900

REL IABLE REAL ESTATE

K E N B R O S K E T t h e L l v o n U S p e c i a l i s t

( o v e r 8 m i l l i o n i n s a l e s f o r 1 9 9 2 )

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r r a r r r O m t S I M . 9 0 0 C a l E a e .

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LAND CONTRACT Oacauee of % e nouee hes bean to-UMy rebu i l t by m e v a n c e compeny to Cay of Uvon fa coda A s k m g • 4 7 9 0 0 w i t h $ 6 5 0 0 d o w n at ! 0 X o p a n a n d land c o n n e c t Houee a t k e B rand new C a l

B R I A N S C H W A R T Z M A Y F A I R REALTY 522-4000

LAND HO! Count ry l i v ing m the cfty Cua lom ranch. 2 ac res of land wf th a s t r e w n m bee* 1 ! * ba ths , f in ished Beee-men t M s n v u p d a t e * 2 cat oarage much m o r e Ot te red a l $129 900 Aak| for

PAT NABOZNY

C E N T U R Y 21 R O W

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1 L IVONIA

E M E R G E N C Y SALEW Owner say " e e l l e M so the p n o e on t h a 2 b e d r o o m , p fus dsn . tam»y r o o m wf th flrapiece s f tue led on a t reed 80 X 2 2 0 lot Imeg tne $81.900 p lus 2 car o e r age wf th 2 l o o m s as w o r k s h f p D o n ' t rrWss thfs o n M T E R M S !

312 Lhronte 312 Livonia 313 Canton O P E N H O U S E S U N O A Y 1 2 - 4

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3 b e d r o o m b r i c k r a n c h c a n t r M Mr . d e c * . 1 H a $84 500 Caa 4 & S & O P E N SUN. 1 - 5 P M 3 6 6 5 2 Dowkng Ct , E of N w e t x e g n . S of A n n A r b o r Tf 3 b e d r o o m b r i c k ranch, 1'4 betha. 2 car a t t a c f i e d . f to fahed baae-m e m , l amay r o o m w f t h V a p i e c e $129 ,000 By o w n e r 522-8377

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F A M I L Y R O O M R A N C H $108 .900 Cen t rM U v o n i a l o c a t i o n to r k ids Thia b r i e * 3 b e d r o o m o f fe rs s fln-* n e d b a s e m e n t . V e p i e o e . 2 f u l batha. a n d 2 C M e t t e c h e d gMege

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a n d 2

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E X E C U T I V E R A N C H $179 ,900 Th i s c u s t o m b u i l t h o m e w s s though t fu l l y d e d g n e t i wi th every inch flnlehed t o pe r fec t i on - AJ the

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tached g e r a g * a k h a b e e e m e n t . Whole h o u s e nearly r e m o d e l e d , many ex t ras , $ 1 1 9 , 9 0 0 9 8 1 - 0 5 0 8

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FOREST T R A I L S 4 b e d r o o m C o l o m -M, flreplece c e n t r M Mr 2 0 3 2 s q ft $133 ,500 H E L P - U - S E L L of f J W W C 4 5 4 - 9 5 3 5

STUNNING! Don ' t m i s s t h i s 3 b e d r o o m . 1.5 be th . m a m t e n s e n r a - l r e e ranch h o m e wtth 1st floor leundry , h M d w o o d floor*, newer roo f 4 k i m e o M Only $ 7 4 , 9 0 0

ERA ACCENT 591-0333

l e r g * w M k - m p e n t r y . a n d even we fc -m c e d M c loee f m t h * meet b e d r o o m If y o u w a n t It a l . t hen thM o n e a tor you . 462 -1660

JUST L I S T E D $206,900 N o r t h w e s t L r v o n i a L a u r M Perk Sou th 4 b e d r o o m . 2 H ba th c o l o m M wi th c a t h e d r M g r e e t r o o m , letend k i tchen, o e k flooring, and c a r p a i e d rac r o o m . 421 -5660

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FRESHLY PAINTED Co lon lM natOa l" out M u M aei Beeement r eady fo r e n t e r Flmehed m e u i a l e d b e e e m e n t m g ce rpe t b M . buk t in seats W ' s t o r -age H igh l i gh ted w / p h o n e b o o t h w i th s ta ined g lees 4 b e d r o o m s . 2 b a l h * . 2 l a v * . f am i l y r o o m arrth flre-p lece 4 wet b M Greet v * l u * l $122 ,900 C a l

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459-6222 R E M E M B E R R e M E R I C A

MINT - B e t t M t h a n new C o t o n i M , h u g e m e * i e r b e d r o o m , 2 'n be th , greet r o o m . f i rep lace , F lo r ida r o o m , 7 2 x 1 2 0 tot $149 ,900 H E L P - U - S E L L of N W W C 4 5 4 - 9 5 3 5

O P E N SUN. 1 -4PM 7299 K I N G S B R I O G E

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C A L L A R T A N D E R S O N R E / M A X C R O S S R O A D S 4 5 3 - 6 7 0 0

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Beaut i fu l 4 b e d r o o m c o l o m M b u M m 1992 Oeekeba* S u n f l o w M S u b Gree t floor p lan W e t y d e c * s n d t a n d s c s p i n g T a s t s f u i $187 ,900 Ask tor

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C a l AMI ta H o l m e * CENTURY 21 TOOAY . 462 -9600 or 344 -9668

O W N E R S A Y S - b r i ng e » o f f e r s o n tree m - t o w n C a p e C o d w inch mm c h a r m a n d de l i gh t you F r o m the manute you en te r you wM leM Its • s i c o m s It l o o k s M e it should be to G reen f i e l d V B e g e Flreplece. lamky r o o m 4 b e d r o o m * , p e m e k y A n o n e d b e e e m e n t lovafy sc reened in p o r c h $159 ,900

JUST L I S T E D - Bukt to 1986 on s c o u n t r y lot to c i ty of P l y m o u t h Ortg-mei o w n e r s heve taken m e t l o k o u s c a r e of t h a 4 B e d r o o m Coton iM D e c o r a t e d m neu t rM tones th rough-out wf th na tu ra l woodarork . a l you wm have to d o is move y d * tu rm-tu re In P r i c e d to set q i k c k f j st $107 ,000

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R E A L T O S INC 4 0 6 - 6 6 3 8 347-3305

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The Prudential Wolfe Realty

m d a p a n d a n t l y O w n e d a n d O f M r e l a d

BREATHTAKING T h a 4 b a d r o o m . 2 5 b a l h co ton iM l o c a t e d o n * w o o d e d o A - d e - e e c lot nee lo ts o f u p g r a d e e a n d e x t r a * S u n k e n g raa t r o o m . 4 level dack w i t h b u M - m hot t u b . M d e en t ry 3.5

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m g a n d ap rmk to r a i s t e m $ 3 4 4 , 9 0 0

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Van Esley Real Estate 459-7570 O P E N S U N 1-4

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453-8200

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318 WMttend Garden City-Wayne A P P E A L J N G P R E M I U M

D E V E L O P M E N T m L S o m s S c f i o o a

Hera ' s y o i k c h o i c e of 2 new*r b u M c o i o m e a 3 or 4 Lieik e e r i e . C

2 H be the 4 t r anoa ga raoa* . 80x 115 m e s s akef i la Baae • 132,980

BY O W N E R - 3 b e d r o o m . 2 b r l c * ranch , Umaned I a r u r r t , new k k c h e n . i t r M Mr. I s n o a d ya rd wMh I n g r o i m d p o c f . 1<4 CM g a r a g e . U v o m a achooM $ 8 4 , 9 0 0 4 2 1 - 8 6 7 7

C O L O N I A L k i t c h e n

1'4 b a l h * 2 ca r ga raga . • 8 4 . 9 0 0 n e g o t i a b l e

C A L L B O B M E R « Y THE M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S M C . . 5 8 1 - 8 2 0 0

A TRUE BEAUTY br i ck ranc f i on q i a M Mi set

GARDEN CITY 32513 BOCK

$3,700 DOWN $533 PER MONTH B r a n d n e a 3 b e d r o o m Onck rancf i .

Earn part o< your down payment & doaing oocts

by painting & tMng 8 5M, FMA A R M F inanc ing

ROSS REALTY 326-8300 G A R D E N C m

CALL THIS HOME S h a r p 3 b e d r o o m f a a i g a k i e

t o 2 1 f t •a—ai' imrnr t i f l h n a e a

CM g e r a g * J i n f e n c e d tot wee JM: n r M e d a n d c l e a n S 7 X 8 M

C A L L M A R L B f E K L J M 6 C K I R E / M A X W E S T 2 6 1 - 1 4 0 0

G A R D E N CTTY C H A R M E R O N L Y $ 7 7 , 8 0 0

- a r g e I k i t c h e n

sq. R. t han m o M . oaL L t o d a M d

H I S T O R I C N O R T H V I L L E 3 b e d t o o m b u n g a l o w o n lova fy t reed s t r e M a / p o r c h , naw s tud to a r tac f iad t o g a r s g e tor so8 tuda . o l d l aah loned Bath w / d a w tool t u b M r g e r e m o d -e tod k i t c h e n $ 1 4 8 , 8 0 0 N - 2 2 W E - N CMI 3 4 8 - 6 7 6 7

ERA C O U N T R Y RIDGE R E A L T Y

O P E N S U N O A Y 1-3 336 A d v n e

C o r y t h r e e - b e d r o o m bnck w n m n w e M m g dMtanoe to t o w n P l y m o u t h Naw OAK K I T C H E N W I T H B R E A K F A S T B A R R e f n g w e -tor. i.keri e e M i l i stows 4 TBcroaaeve m c l u d * d Cove cefkng to I v m g room, a n d d t o l n g r o o m A J n e r d w o o d floors u p d e i e d s t o c t n c M Mew drtaewMy e n d o s m r M s k $ 1 1 4 ,900


453-8200

313 Canton

P L Y M O U T H - 3 b e d r o o m ranch Mtu-a ted o n d o e e l o 2 acres w l thm w a a -mg d i s t a n c e of d o w n t o w n P l y m o u t h H o m e a m a y a winner o f fe r ing meny u p d a i e e n e w knehan. roof, win-d o w * s t o r m * 4 d o o r * aiding 4 g u t t e r s $162 ,900 B L K 0 0 8 2

C A L L L E O N KELLY THE M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S I N C . 458-3800

WALK TO DOWNTOWN P l y m o u t h f r o m t h a w e r m e n c h e r r m n g 1 9 2 0 s tort

a n d n e r d w o o d floors th roughou t lerge Sving room wffh n e l u r M %»-p iece b a t h wi th oerarmc 18a and 1827 p e d e e t M M r * neeo r k k c h e n floor a n d JMfi in a M i two CM ga-rage a n d w o n d a r k A k o m p o r c h $ 1 4 5 0 0 0

349-6200 J.A. Deianey

and Company

PRIME PROPERTIES S S B 9 8 1 - 3 5 0 0 ®

We Make Our Businns Serving You

$124,900 - J U S T USTEO b M M U t r k J 4 M d r o o m 2v» b a ^ q u a d m p o p u l a r C a n t o n s u b H u g e t a r m f y r o o m

n r a p l a c a a n l a r t a i r a n g r r v a d a e a s y

$1 32,900 - R C D O C E O Q o r g s o u t 2 b a d r o o m c o n d o

t n F a r m t n g t o n H M a L o t a o t u p g r a d e s t h r u - o u l M a r t * *

trachea TKsanm-K i w mx

$74,900 - W E S T L A N D c o n d o 2 b e d r o o m s 2 b a t h a

f u B b a a a m a n t d a c k c e n t r a l a a s k y k g m a d d s t o o p a n

floor p l a n C M tor m o r a

1129,900 • C A N T O N 4 b e d r o o m c o l o n i a l a«8h 2V>

b a » t * k p f i n M a f s y a M r r v c a n t r M a a b a d t a t o w o o d *

a n d s t r e a m k i d s c a n w a B i t o s c h o o l

196,000 - F « E D U C C D W i M a n d h o m a w M i 3

b a d r o o m a 2 v t bafTvs a n a c h ^ l g a r a g a

f r e e a x i a n o r f a m B y r o o m h a a d o o r t s M t o y a r d

$224,900 - C u a l o m b u M r a n c h o n 1 0

U p d a t e d w B h M n a w c a r p a t c a n a a f a a 2 « r a p i a o M

ERA wmm m u j m o HOU9CS

REDUCED! • V t m a i TMS

• 7 * 9 0 8

X)MN McARDLE, GRI


420-3400 8 t f l b - -

ENJOY!

I M M A C U L A T E M A P L E HILL E X E C U T I V E H O M E

o f t o r * atyte a n d g r a c e a n d toeturea galore? S u p e r b c o n d i t i o n tovne* ear -ly aummer o c c u p a n c y C a l tor de-tafto S h o w n by a p p u a n m a n t only $ 2 6 8 , 9 0 0 (M518681

349-6200 J.A. Delaney

and Company N O R T H V I L L E B e e u O k j l b r l c * C a p e C o d . 3 b e d r o o m * l a m p , r o o m . 2 k a b e t h a b u M 1884. m a n y e k t r a * OlA-M c u l d e e e c » 1 7 1 , 0 0 0 420-44O8

T W P N O R T H V I L L E T W P P t y m o u S c h o o l * 3 b e d i o o m ranc f i , 1400 eq ft g r e e t r o o m 2 k a b e t h * flre-p lece M t a c h e d o a r a g * 82x182 w o o d e d tot $ 1 3 4 , 1 0 0 Caa be to re 9 3 0 e m or e f tor 5 3 0 p m 4 2 0 - 2 4 3 3

N O V I Love ly begtonM h o m e artBt 3 bed-r o o m a e n d e magni f icent tot T u d t e d to a w back o f a sub . prhracy galore $84 9 0 0

N O V I

M e l tO.OOC

C a « today a n d » C "

t t fU landacaptng . LN fng r o o m p l u s d e n e n d a m s h a d Baaement D o n t rreee IhM OnM $97 900 ( I 3 9 B C 1

RELAX IN SUMMER G r e M t r v l e v M to p e d e e l o o n d t o o n L a r g a p o o l In beck ya rd arlth d e c * and B t a new 2 5 car g a r a g e . f amBy r o o m . I v f n g r o o m , 3 b e d r o o m * . Seftor m o t i v a t e d T ies w M not M M long. $ 7 1 , 9 0 0 i a 6 3 B E i

459-6000

COLDWELL BANKER

Scnwattzar Raal Estate

$84 ,500 C O L D W E L L B A N K E R

ASK FOR J O N OR B A R B 4 1 6 - 1 2 4 4 OR 41B-1231

G A R D E N CTTY - C l e a n 4 ThM 3 B a d r o o m b r t c * r a n c a a

floorw^l,

TINA DOYLE

G A R D E N CITY I M

i WMh 3 L s i k u u w * . 1 BMR. 1 * t r a g * M r y a kMcf ien w ^ a a M B n e r d w o o d floor* to taastMk

Reduced to $ 7 2 J O B A n a o u * Br toa A 8 O B O S S W a i D S REALTY M M A A M O L B C H

981-5233

B B ) C A R P C T K S M • k R O L k t A B O N . 8 t C

a w 3 4 4 - t a o o

NOVI - I Q P * N B A T 4 B U N I M

Tka re 'a m o r M Oe*» m i

s w e e t t l q w t

•OOd l i B r i

ERA ACCENT 591-0333

P R t B T M l O U B N O R T H V I L L t

MAX BROOCK

The Prudential Will iam Decker,

REALTORS'

455-8400 H O M E S

C O L O N I A L C H A R M Exudes f r o m this m-town Txxna'Tfva badrooma (4 up. 1 down). 2Vj batha, cory library, apactoua dmiog room, kitchan w«h warmly Btalrtad cup-boards large IMng room with natural HrapMoa, and a gtass-andoaad atda porch! $204,900

WILLIAMSBURG STYLING At its bast sets tha tone of thta Ridgawood Coto-mal Lovaly neutral tonas. We toyar* ata panM doors Ml add to Ms appeal Four badrooma. 2Vk baths family room, and secluded dan (215.900

A RARE FIND Totafty restored farmhouaa on 14 acraa offers a naw Kitchan furnaoaa, roof, B<ai.lili.Bl and plumb-ing 4 laraa badrooma plus 2vt beats and IBI Hoor kaundry Rowing an earn plus TO* 120 poM bam. S28S.000

HURRY TO SEE THIS OUAMfT H O M E Located tp tha haart of town! Naw aiding. t h u M r t rnnf i l r t i , i t o rma A an earn In I n t mto year*! BaauttM kitchen, and formal dWng. $119,900

PRICE SLASHED $17,000 3

t~| M |-^ J II | wl U* • 1 ri Mil ri 11 a afrk >I III il w. I

• ^ h j r o o r n r v i o w n d u n o m o w nmm w e n o n bath atdfog A carpat 1,000 aq t . haaBad shop on aAa presently houaaa "âasagp Lock Shop " IdaM tor lamay amaa hue In 999 crafta or hotobMa $212,900

S U M M E R FUN IS WAITING In this Trsawood CotonMT IrwMng HMca-ooaarad bfica-pawad petto Homa haa Mrsad> been up-dated. In n a u M cotora. and you can move In ana start raMMng* D o n t mtoa 9 M ohanoa $1(1.999

m

4 £ * O&E Thursday, June'24, 1993 Thuroday, June 24,1993 OAE

3 * W e e t t e n d

G a r d e n C i t y - W e r n o

F A N T A S T I C 1 Ttaa 3 bedroom. 15 M f f noma ki

3 1 6 W e e t t e n d

Q e r d e n C i t y - W a y n e

GARDEN cm . 3 bedrooma N n

• u m f r y k r M carpet 4 varyi «RV < — I A b c i * ground p o o dack A moral O n * i n K O

E R A A C C E N T

5 9 1 - 0 3 3 3

b a * i 1H car garaoa. larga MM. above ground pool W H O

WAYNE - 3 beOroom one* ' a n c f i 2 M i belhe. huge country kitchen. k v • b e d Oaeemem 2'-i car garage, large lot 1 * 3 * 0 0 C e n t u r y 2 1 C o o k & A s s o c

3 2 6 - 2 0 0 0

G A R D E N C T Y Stunmng 3 bedroom bnc* ranch update* raixk w n d o m . carpet-ing lumece. « richer wim oak cabt-

Gerdan Cmy C U T E & C O Z Y R A N C H

The •nportant thmge r m beer dona m o a m and enjoy I t * updel-ad ranch on a double lot! $57,900 (OEL70BELI

B I G L O T Greet location and beeutffuay me«v IRned home Nana 'oof p lumbing and windowa. larga fenced m tot $72,500 (OEL66GIL)

4*3-1611


S c h w e i t z e r R e a J E s t a t e

GARDEN CITY Open Sim 1-5pm 31755 Balmoral IN oI Ford, W ol i tra storma Partaay «nRhed Mernman) 3 badroom cokomai, 2 f u l bath* cantral ak $77 500 427-972*

WOLVERINE Properties. Inc.

532-0600 GREAT LOCATION

tor 0*» 1.350 aq It one* -ancn Larga I m t y room w'woodburrang Veplace memoes an efficient kv aen. j p o a i a d beth and «rtcnen «oo« double pana a n K m and ex-

P*ne*ng i mgtaa SS

GARDEN CITY $77 900

PRICED RIGHT Sharp 3 badroom bnck ranch. larga aaUng araa. carpeted t f i ru-oul Drv ahed oaaania i i 1 ' * baths 2 car ga-raga, appaancaa nc iuded qcack oc-cupancy aacaMam araa ThR ia a good ona Ca*

JOHN HALSER R E / M A X W E S T 2 6 1 - 1 4 0 0

GAROEN CTTY ranch. 2 H c *

By Owner $7i

3 bedroom b n c * garaga f inished

m-ground pool $78 000 42 1-2765

LIVONIA SCHOOLS/TINY TAXES 3 badroom ranch naai & clean 40 » 138 lot. $58,900 HELP-U-SELL ot NWWC 425-6681

INKSTER/BARGAIN $54 900 brick Ranch with all tha right *ew turaa including • Vitsned baaamant 2 car garaga and a graat neutrM dacor won newer crapeting an fraah paint OPEN SUNDAY 1 6o - 4 00 P.M 462-1660

PERFECT FOR FIRST $77,900 nma buyers! You won t nave lo spend another dime on traa neat

and extra room New mmglea SS Muat mm back-yard w'beaut i ful par* -6k* setting n | . l l o i l $89,900 145631

THIS IS HEAVEN Tranquility and quaRy compamam thia cumom bnck rancb m tn* Uvo-n a Scnooi oratnci 3 lua Datha at-tached garaga, famly room artth fireplace, atudy w'french doors, cua lom kitchan & mora Only $129,900 <4577).

YOU MUST SEE Shi* c f tarmng oalar tun Brick h a m on a acra lot with a park-*ke sat-i n g wtth bnc* 88G and another 2 car oetacned garaga Larga bring room nas dining araa and nelurR fireplace. naw kttcher and vinyl wkv d o w i tnroughout Homa haa newer ragr a f l o a n o gaa not watar aaa» b o « a naat Uontnty budgat o«y $61 00 $62.90014562).

START PACKING 4 badroom Cotomai, iarga homa m ramiFy n*>gNbortood. tamtfy room w/Draptaca. naw doubta oana wln-Oowa. o c u b f rwuMl ior m attic, baaamanl walarprooWd bring all o«ar* '$82,000 (45651

WONOERFUL WESTLANO 3 Badroom Bnck rancf

3 1 6 W M t l a n d

Q a r d a n C i t y - W a j m «

O P E N S U N . 2 - 5 p m 31424 FAMCHILD

3 badioom. l u i yard dac* Or awl pnew $62,000 Aak k>

Pat Higgins R E A L E S T A T E O N E

2 7 4 - 8 9 1 1 P s g * r 3 0 6 - 1 3 4 3

Original Owner Home

UaacUouar , jpoa iad inrough ma yaard Tfaa 3 badroom bnc* ranW Nas 2 M Batha. naw wmdoara throughout hardwood «oor*. oan-tral ak and much moral Tha amaftad baaamant akth a aacond W uncftan a pa r tad tor ai tartamingl » your •ookmg lor a caaan. naai noma and a •anOacapad. waa napt ya rd -CALL NOWH E ^ n ncfcjdaa a Homa War ranty i $77,900 Ca*

J O H N M c A R D L E

Remer ica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 REMEMBER REMERICA

3 1 6 W M t l a n d

Q a r d n C t t y - W a y m

W E S T L A N D

3 3 4 ® 5 M E L T O N

$^,400 DOWN $483 PER MONTH Brand na

E * r n p a r i o f y o u r d o w n

p a y m a n t & d o a i n g c o a t a

b y p a i n t i n g 6 H B n g 8 5X FHA ARC rk lancing

R O S S R E A L T Y 3 2 6 - 6 3 0 0

WESTLANO MOVE MQHT Ml

M l batconyl Nautral 1 M a r * M caunata. alr corv 2 car anachad garaga and

YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!

OnW $114.9*0 CROSSW1ND6 REALTY

NINA AMOLSCH 6 6 1 5 2 3 3

WESTLAND PRICED TO SELL

3 badroom. 2 Balh. Bnc* ranch, naw roo l fraahfy pamtad nawar wlrv 5ow» vapiaoa In tam»y room $66 900 AM tor

KATHY PETERSON CCK-DWELL BANKER 416-1235

WESTLANO OWNER TRANSFERRED!

Yaar Ota Stunning C u m a n » m a i y Ranch 2 badroom. mrary /dan. could ba 3rd badroom. 2H batha. Wraptaoa. 2 car anachad

S P A R K L I N G P O O L Cooi anjoymant co r rm w«tn (Txa 3 badroom. 2 bath rar** i Nawar »gr« oak Mtcfian axtrs rooms m Kraanad baaamanl A graat tam«y valua at $ *0 .900 Aaa tor

Molly Carrie R E A L E S T A T E O N E

4 5 9 - 7 7 0 7 4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

pianty ol I Many Cualom laalm aar

Must Saa to P i l l i l Only $119.9001

CROSSW1NOS REALTY NMA AMOLSCH

861-6233

3 1 7 R a d f o r d

AFFORDABLE UV1NG COUNTRY KITCHEN In IttM sharp 3 badroom Bnc* bungalow Fu« Hrv

s u r r s FAMILY LJV«NG Larga yard! Naarty naw H u n n u m j bnck. guaat i t raa l Plua 2 car ga-

paas rou by Onry $64 900 i 458t( .

and daan 3 badroom Gardan O r , I ^ 5 2

R « x ^ wttr, naw -oof car ' 1

panng. pan : . jpdaiaC i i t c m r , and much mora1 A l you'» âva !o do a Hi back and art|oy 462--66C

RECENTLY REDUCED $66,900 This hard to *nd 4 bedroom br«c* Gardan City Rancn ria* baar per-lactBiy i*x3aied with a nawar roo< nawar •rtcnar' a graat nautral 0a-cor. and fa r tasw souara tootaga tor tfia prica' You can i baai i t '462-1660

windows, much mora >91.900

MECHANIC S DREAM GARAGE 3 Dadroom Ranch wtth anachad m-lu ta tad garaga Houaa haa ramod-aiad kitchan $ both b a t u You w a antoy tha aummar m tha Inground poor Pricad at >89 500

raatton room Ony >66.900

WESTERN OOCF - Taka a loo* at ma <w> Irom ma Iront yard of m a 3 badroom bnc* Rancfi Homa • aat

kafllwg. many axtraa maudmg 2H batha. lormal dining room, kraptaca m M n g room, cantral ak, Uniahad racraat lon room in baaamant, braazaway cormacting 2 car garaga. plua much mora.

CENTURY 21 TODAY 536-2000

' ^ 1 B " 8 * SPACIOUS 6 SPOTLESS w . ^ 0 Una Ramodaiad Dath_^ i i -u . j y , , 3 badroom homa has

an j pda tad kitchan Par t i a l , hn-isnad baaamant wtth '4 batr Nawar

Ttaa a a muat aaa Pncad OWNER NEEDS OU»CK SA lE I ' a Cia/sar Crty Capa Cods *aa * ' ' ~

Remer ica CJty Capa

luras 4 Badrooma, i m h 'oom, 2 car garage big family K» and imma-dia la occupancy Only ask ing >65 900 14560)

Wolfe IrvaaparxJentlv Owmed

Realty ned and Obarstad

i r e r i e e d r a e a l r a c k ! Oharao on rh«s »pr»wimg rancn w ovar 1.300 M ft 3 bedrooms naw •nndows & fumaca camify room wrth fireplace, large formal dining •oom. doorwaH to naw 0ac» ovar-•ookmg lovely large lot Matnie-nanca Nee a«tanor $79 90C Cam

G A R Y J O N E S Of

P A T T Y S T R O P E S


4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 y REMEMBER REMERICA

LIKE PRIVACY? »ou ll hnd « wnen you aertla mio tma naat S clean 3 Badroom bnck rancn located on low traffic straw m nice family neighborhood Enjoy me iarga rooms 1st hoor taundr> main-tenance free extenor and mucn more Hurry- >56,900 Can RUTH

ing and norma Roof '19921 Hot wa-ter naaier -»69. Graat for Is! l ima Buyers or irvaslors >45 900 (45751

[emeric; P I C K E R I N G & A S S O C

4 5 8 - 4 9 0 0 OPEN 1-4 SUN

SPECTACULAR rsnaed ranch 39246 Gloucester 3 large bad--ooms. ' '4 barns ammg room fami-fy room with fireplace, newer furanca cantral air 2 car garage ->96 900 S ol Cherry Hn w o< Mi .

REMODELED - 351 Merr-tman 4 badrooma V» bains 'amiry -oom. fimsnad lowar level 2 car garage -$65 900 S Ot Cherry H I

INVESTORS - 1742 sq ft custom bunt rancn 3 huge Badrooma 2 ca-'arrwc baths, enormous nitcnan. lor-mal aimog room 2 hreptacae baaa-mant attached 2 car garage lei 6 maintained by the slate $665

S U B U R B A N R E A L T O R S

2 £ M £ Q 0 _ -WAYNE - JUST REDUCED

31531 Teh By owner Baautlhji 4 badroom. 1 '•» bath bnck ranch wtth

i p d a t e s

WAYNE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PM

E ol Wayne. S ol Michigan Ave Great tam»y noma. 3 badrooma. t '•» batha. 'am»y room wtth Vapiaca.

- patio and drive $66,900

R e a l t y W o r l d

R o b e r t O l s o n R e a t t o r s

981-4444

A FIELD OF DREAMS OPEN SUN 130-3 30 26-43 Stu-dent Qeautttuty mamtamad homa. 3 badrooma wnh to* Baaement. marry marry updatee. Home • move m condmon Asking MW >60 s FHA/VA okay

BEAUTIFUL BRICK CAPE COO Huge 16 «. kitchan. a* nmm w n a o n i m 1902 11368 M a cedei Asking Mid $70,000"*.

9008 OOOE Jum raduoad $63,900 »*ca 3 bad-room brlc* ranch. 2 baaamant Graat buy! Maka after

CAR BUFF 0EUGHT 24 X 24 garage Sharp 3 badroom

tral mr 11639 Marlon ASK FOR BRIAN SCHWARTZ

MAYFAIR 522-6000

badroom txkigatow wtth fut baaa-manl and heated sun porch Larga kitchen Only $54,900

CALL MAGGJEPREY Century 21 Today

536-4461 536-2000

W E S T L A N D

3 3 6 5 0 P A L M E R

S200 MOVES YOU IN VA

Brand Naw 3 Badroom Bnc* Ranch. Fui Baaement

8 5% FHA ARM Financing

R O S S R E A L T Y 3 2 6 - 6 3 0 0

- $114 000


SUPER BLTY - 3 bedroom 'encn 1 i oema remooaled kitchen, partially hmsned basement. r»»er wtndows

A furnace. 2 car garage - $74,900

REMEMBER REMERICA

NEWER HOME ai patio room, large comer lot

Days 346-2240 Evt

3 badroom cotoni-AWARD WINNING OFFICE

$132,900 I 726-4652

OPEN SUNOAY 1 OC TO 3-00

6318 Hunters Point. South o l Hunter i East ot Newt«jrC SATISFYING QUALITY THROUGHOUT this 2 Badroom v.* bath suite access Corvdorrnnuium m Baautrful Human Point Ceramic foyer 1st hoor laundry wrth custom caexnets. 1 car at iacnad garage s p n n k i e n u p g r a d e d c a r p e t throughout are rust a 'aw o< the many amemnee Lrvmg room wtm marble torepiace Soaoous ki tchen oners Hgnt aak cadnats . snac* counter and formal dining room wrm doorwa l leading lo prrvate 16-12 deck Protamonagy Vaahad lower •evel Cent ra Air >96.900

ROBERT BAKE

SIMPLY PERFECT >75,900 5 Badrooma 2 - batha fimsneo baaement, central a». 2 ' i car ga- | WESTLAND - Budding 2 homae on •age larga o t Open Sunday. 1-4 1/2 acra lota, 1200 ag.fl., at tached 3293C t ' a r w k r S o< Michigan. W oarage, from >76,900 See modal

545-0636 o l Venoyi m Wayne

Realtors 453-8200

S U P E R S H A R P

W I T H P O O L

O P E N S U N 1 - 4 27749 Bock, Garden o ty , S oI Ford & E 0> Inkster _ Bnck 3 bedroom ranch 2 f u l batna anachad garge Totally updated Finiehed baaement with 4m bad-room 28 above ground pool tencad yard Only >80 500

ASK FOR RON LYNCH

C E N T U R Y 2 1 R O W

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1

BROKER'S PICK OF THE WEEK

G R E A T S T A R T E R H O M E !

C o n v e n i e n t l o c a t i o n , w a l k t o s h o p p i n g . 2

b e d r o o m , 1 b a t h r a n c h , 1 V 2 c a r g a r a g e ,

e a s i l y c o n v e r t e d t o 3 b e d r o o m s $ 5 6 9 0 0

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Realty World Robert Olson, REALTORS 9 8 1 - 4 4 4 4

S i ' biHder evenings. 721-6719

WESTLANO By owner I could ba 3). 1 bam. farrtfy room. 1'4 car garaga. many updates, including naw fumaca. i a » not water Heater, naw double pern «myi window*, r e a copper plumbing, naw pk*n0 lng fix-tures naw carpeting, na,, vtnyt aid-ing. naw storm $ arttry doora. traah-ry paantad mrougfiout No quaefymg. kimpie kaaunpUon Y i r d baefca uc to alemantary achool par t >59.900

326-6694 la

WESTLANO dean 3 bedroom. poeaible 4 i Vaanen lower a m Fem»y room/tlraptaoe Mr. 2 car ga-rage. marry ex t ra* $74,900

Landmark Aseooeie* 624-0g«0

BEAUTIFUL eNSJDE $54,900 Maintenance free on tha outside, with brlc* and Mumlr* jm exterior T»as 3 badroom bnck Ranch haa nawar krtcnen cabmac*. end a nawar lumace 474-5700

STARTER S DELIGHT $59,900 This 3 badroom home fuel slap torm the gcnf oouree m ready to move k i t Wim a new ar fumaca. central Mr. and baeut fM hardwood floors. thM Noma wa sasnafy anyone Why mere • even a baaement 474-5700

JUST LISTED $61,000 Abeoutaly beau tnu bnck bungalow m a t s baaut*u*y dacoratad and vary wek maintained with nawar k * oace and cantrM Mr AnHhad baaa-mant- and garaga Hiary or y o u ' l rmaait l 462-1660

WESTLAND

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

$79,990 $4800

MOVES YOU IN W C I U I Y N f l C A L i u r i O / i i r~) -4 Pravtaw 5 naw encfflng modala. l u l and doo rwa l and newer 2 '1 car ge-

C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0 ^ ~ T h e P r u d e n t i a l 990- 91- 92 CENTURION MILLPOINTE

595-1010

BSJKOLE OF JOY $69,900 Complataly updated 1970 bu t ! vtnyl aided Ranch m Weatem SouPuWald.

vinyl

Wolfe Realty Independently Owned and Ofcaraaad

3 1 7

GREAT PfaCE. GREAT LOCATION $ Bedroom bnc* . 2 ba lh* . large

•^MACULATE CONTEMPORARY

bam 6 uarpeunu A m m seM M3.900 DIANE DELL Century JT Hartford South 464 6400

JUST LISTED i M i around! 2 bad-

roam ikanaiwTt i i i i n i kmtttmr » Larpet tM nvoughout Newer root garaga On street w«h m> aha home* We* mamtamec art, $46 900 FHA * VA Mrme

Ca* DAVE


4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 REMEMBER REMERICA

LET'S MAXE A DEALU Owner aaya SELL tMe 3 badroom brie* ranch 2 l u l batr

3 U

DEARBORN CHARMING 2 b a d room Ranch Move-m now 4121 Fkaaloni MKMgan * G r a m * a i d U ' 500 615-00*4

DEARBORN HOTS 3 bedroom. 1

$37,500 557-6009

rege Good aurtar home C a t

3 2 0 H o m M

W a y n e C o u n t y

BROWNSTOWN 2H acraa. 4 bad-rooma. 2 t>eme heeled workanop many other leeturee land contract w/low down or Iredann accepted VANREKEN REALTY 5*6-4702

DOLL HOUSE Bungalow nawar kitchen, Kmace. carpal w l d o e i . Vnaned beeement. $56,000 HELP-U-SELL Ot NWWC 454-9535

Great Mrmal Ca* lodayi

L Y N D A L I N D H A R D T RKmar * Aeeoc

3 4 6 - 5 1 0 0 5 5 3 - 7 0 2 8

INKSTER $5000 " « buy you mra home w«h 3 bedroome fu l Bmahed b e e e r n w l 2 car garage lenced yard M appa-ancaa immed ia te poaaaaa lon $53 500

HEPPARD & ASSOC. 855-6570

MAJN ROAD CONVENIENCE * PRICE

$42,000 Naw Neutral decor naw c a r p e m g and Hoor covering. 3 bedroom Cape Cod.

METICULOUS BUNGALOW $64 500

3 bedroom. 1'4 batha.numerous up-daiee incmda tomaca. root alactnc knenan 4 bat

EXTRA LARGE LMng and d M n g area. $45,000 AAwnlmm 'ancr. M m hM s ta rs to artic Larga 2 car garage on a deep lot.

S OF 7. E. OF INKSTER $63,900 3 badroom

L E T ' S M A K E A D E A L for (ha handyman Bnck 1000 *q ft rancfi with ceramic bam & newer endows Weyne/Weetlend achoole Only $29 900

ASK FOR ANN HONEYCUTT

C e n t u r y 2 1

J. S c o t t . I nc . 5 2 2 - 3 2 0 0 4 5 3 - 4 3 0 0

larga 2 H car newer garaga CALL PAT WESTWOOO


OPEN SUNOAY. 1-4 1.000 aq f l bnc*. Murranum ranch. r»o baae-ment or garage but r ear: a*an! corv

m Come by & loo* L^ceawn home tor amgaa or young couple Seaert a»tiamaiy aruooua t wm aarv oualy look at at ' aaarmatiie o te rs 1*642 h k a a a t >54 900 Ca* Dettf»e a t 474-5700

NW DETROIT - teOOaofl home, han-d y m a n ! t pec ia i N e e d * work >35 000 Price negotiable Cash only 757-8226

ROMULUS New 3 bedroom 2 bam home on larga i acra lot 36755 Ecorse Rd FaeU#ea oc lude family room, fire-place utiaty room 6 much mora Open Sun 2-5 Commiaeion to pro-curing Broker >87.900

CENTRAL OUTLET HOMES INC •-800-432-2525

O P E N S U N . 1 - 4 17454 Larmane

3 bedroom bnck ranch witn oantral ak garaga 1 Baaameni Owner aru-o u * For InlormaBon pieeee c a * W1L0T REALTY 437-4160

SAY HELLO" TO HOME Ea i -n kitchan $ Vaaned b — i w n t bnng antra comlon ai ttws fenced brok Rancn 3 Bedroom 1 ' i bath home Estab*mad locale, open floor plan Pncad at >35.900

Cal ROBERT CUFFE Remenca Suburban 261-1600

POSSIBLE ASSUMPTION - 3 bed-rr mrigalnw. haw armdowrs. S

REDFORD SCHOOLS' $54,900 HELP-U-SELL Ol NWWC 454-9535

TAYLOR - Government $26 000 i $18,000 caah aa a HUD eouai houaing 0 down 30 yr land contract 3 bedroom bnck ranch, baaameni. attached garaga pool >65 900 as a Gannon Real Estate. Genie 525-3475

PRICE SLASHED Oh tra* 2 [loeaitiie 3 bedroom ranch wim fireplace and garage Aa*mg $45,500 Won I laat' immediate oc-

532-2700

REDFORD - bnck bungalow wftn re-modeled kitchan hardwood floors, nmahad Baaameni and a new dac* n Ome tor aummar Eaay terms AMUng o r t , M2 .900 Ca l . REAL ESTATE TODAY 427-6600

VAN BUREN • 1990 bum 3 bed-room -anch huge great r oom al-' r t a i ; rar garage t -.49 90TI

3 2 6 C o n d o *

BINGHAM WOODS 2 badroom wim OR. 3 fcapleoae

bMcony 4 wad wrap-around d a d ting, vary prhraaa. lermw 4 pool $237 000 Naw LJaMng By Owner C a * 642-41*6

Sun 1-$ 3ua vowrv

oon temporary Hair, $79,500 HMA ReaMora 363-7170

BIRMINGHAM Open 1736 G r a a M d F a t*

1i» I piancaa Extra an >66.000 Muet see

Extra storage First floor

BLOOMFIELD HILLS aartm. pool Carpor 1.200 aq n 2 badroom. 2 bam up-per unit on DeautKul courtyard $77 500 Ra/Me*. Slave 641-6300

BLOOMFIELD HILLS REDUCED FOR O U O t SALE

2 badroom 2 bath upper ranch Move right m $66,500 9ha*a Mor-ganroth RALPH MANUEL 661-4000

ADAMS WOODS Ranch 2-3 Bedroom*

Wooded, prtvale serting Nautral colors. Mova-m oondmon

Day*. 642-3767 662-9436

HEATHERS CONDO badroom*. 2 batha nautral dacor. enached ger age imedMte Occu-pancy Prica reduced lo $16*.900 For mowing Ca l CATHY 0EW al

433-5442 WEIR MANUEL. SNYDER 4 RANKE

BLOOMFIELD HILLS CONOO 2 badrooma. 2 batha, large »>ing aree hardwood Itoor*. new win-dows rooI 4 fixnaoa. txXR-m book-

w/bay window In l y ing room. cxsmpietsfy i s rove lad by mmry i m m f l m >64 900 Opan Sun 2-4 30pm 3*9 Concord Place

St S o l S q L ike , W ol Opdyke CALL JANE COPELANO

CRANBROOK REALTORS Olhca 645-2500 Homa 540-4*09

Bioomftaid H a *

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L A R G E R E D U C T I O N

G O L F C O U R S E S E T T I N G O P E N S U N D A Y 1 2 - 2

Juat reduced to >295.000 Redeco-rated akth style! Ofl-whRe Berber

hardwood kitchen Hoor Light and bright- Dramatic graat room wim high Beamed ceang and na|eeriL news ol Webeek Go* Couraa. Maa-

n g room Decking W M k -wvw itraaned 1KX P1M

-out ower PINE RJOGE

COURT. (S. o I Long Laka 4 E o» I) B- 12539


646-6200

3 2 * C o n d o t

$71,500 HCLP-U-SELL ol NWWC 161 W M

FARMINGTON MILLS - Cl Dkkeaidk Condo. 2 badroom. va Hai l caMnga. a*y*ohU. p r t i t a OcaOon. 6M.900 HEL#-U-SELL ol NWWC

FARMINGTON H R L * - Open Bi«i 2-S 30733 S M l n M i l l . 2 bedroom. 2 balh. 2nd Hoor unit. H 4 900

363-7170

FARMINGTON H * X S - OPEN SUN 1-4 19** Toanhouae by owner Sierra Polnka. 1] 4 I I H I H 2.000 SQ f l . 2 oar garaga. 2 ^ bathe 2 bedrooma. Oh 4 dan. U o n e n M l -

337-6797 8*2- *279

ma anatl tu 1:49.900 Day*

FARMINGTON HILLS • SeM or leaaa. ranch oondo. Orchard Place Condomkauma Comer unit. 2 bad-room*. 2 balh*. 13*1 aq f l Flra-

4 dryar hook-up 2 o peril ing, pool. Mnraa oourta. d u b -

665-6773 or 282-63*6

FARMINGTON HILLS G O L F C O U R S E C O N D O

Smeahmg and ix i * townhouee wim fabuloua tat floor m i n e r auNa Whi le Jaelanar kMohan. mrary aun-aat itawa from p i i u m dec* Saa K today! > 199 500 CALL 861-9770

ERA RYMAL SYMES Farmington HBa

- P I N E K N O L L S -EMgant oondo m pramaan Pcahcm. PrhraM back yard Library planta-t ion ahutwr* . bngM kHchen. n a a i *

o e a r o and * atkw.e m $1*9 900 great r oom


646-6200 Fain annum hNBa

COUNTRY CLUB LIFE Orchard Place condo* Aftordatas •usury 1 bedroom cuetom condo Amervt iee include pool tennie COLTU. a i e i i . i room, dubhouaa. underground parking w/ala alor. a l appaancee. wtr«J6w treatments, deck I H T i l l laundry Great loca-tion.1 $72,900 B ! 14410RC

CALL OELORES TABBITA CRANBROOK ASSOC INC

626-8700

FARMINGTON HILLS

MINT CONDITION Love»y condo ne»HWi * urat' Marry

room. 2 mant Marry an t ra* >99.900 Aa* tor

JANE KOMLER

C E N T U R Y 2 1 R O W

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1

REDFORD OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 PM

N of 6 MBe W ol Beach Defy 17438 Indian. PROBATE FIXER M a a m * M i down, but tor $73,900 a * o c a m ' 3 badroom. i bam bnc* ranch. as/wd beeement. r * car oarage Immedia te o c c u p a n c y " TERMS PL USUI URGENT'M wait ing tar your ol larl t t l

CALL DON OR DORIS MAYFAIR 522-6000

REDFORO SO MLCH FOR SO UTTLEfn

REDUCED AGAIN THOUSANOSI Strlctty per lecmm • the way lo 0a-acrtbe mis 3 badroom bungalow 12-4 batha. f u l Vaaned beaameni wim N apiece 2 car garage immac-ulete plua updated OnTy $66 900 Hurryt

CALL DON 4 DORIS MAYFAIR REALTY 522-8000

HELP-U-SELL Ol NWWC 454-9535

WAYNE*WESTLAND SCHOOLS - 2 ; bedroom Bnck home newty remod-

3 2 1 L i Y i n g r t o n C t y .

HANDYMAN S DREAM' - 3 bed-room RancJ-i with a l * p o n i lake ec-cees New flooring 4 roof m 93 Home needs some updating but urv-Benvrabty pncad *• only $59 90C

4 BEDROOM LOG HOME' Sandy beach. beeuWul euneeu a l sports c h i m o« lakes 4 much much more Owner w l l "nance 0 n f y $ l 7 4 900

LENOER FORCING SALEI - Don l m m out' Luiur lous 4 bedroom 3 Bam home wtth second garage tor adufl toys Save thousands Only $159 900 Bnng sit offers

REMERICA LAKES REALTY 1-800-366-0613

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

BRIGHTON 2 beoroom 2 beth condomin ium with Vs t floor master suite and laundry, wood floor. 2 car garaga.

BRIGHTON

W o o d r i d g e Hl l»s Brand new k m r y condominiumel

2 or 3 bedroom I B floor maatar suite and laundry. 2 car garaga f i d baaameni flreplece 4 o e n t m Mr In-clude* deck

Farmington HMa

T H E C

D E T A C H E D OPEN - NEW CONSTRUCTION

Select f rom 4 floor plana Irom 2.500 an f i or cua lom deelgrang avalaCMe

norm Farmington location Situated arcKkid a 14 acra nature preaerve wim s flue acre pond treed lot*, wak -ou t m e * VtaR our aalea office on Drake Rd between 13 4 14 Mfle F U N K & C O R E A L T Y , I N C .

6 6 1 - 8 3 2 4

F R O M $ 1 1 6 , 5 0 0

Sales Cam® 4 Moder ADLER HOMES

229-6776 229-6722

PINCKNEY 1 - 10 Acre parcel left m baautiha davwooment arrth under-ground utilities pond sites & walk out sues Horses aHowwd $47,900 wltr L C terms Can LYnn Bou twe l

NOLING REAL ESTATE 522-5150 437-2056

BY OWNER - 3 Badroom brick ranch. 1H bam, hardwood floor*. Du*l-ma. M r m 2 ' i car ax t r * ru taaanon $69,500 r 5 3 ^

CHARMING. Country capa ood, 60*300 o t . beautifu*y decora»ad 3 badroom, flrapiace. screened porch By Owner $76,000 537-5*64

FANTASTIC BUY - 3 bedroom bun-galow flmehed beeement naw rool. 2 car garaga, >59,900 HELP-U-SELL Of NWWC 454-9535

FOR SALE BY OWNER 3 Badroom flruahed beeement. new carpal 4 pemt throughout. avataCHa immedi-ately 569-3663

WESTLANO - Sharp 4 dean corv

4 2 bath* fireplace m f*m*y room 2.5 car garaga w'electrlc a mechan-ic* dream Lovely o t m great neigh-borhood Owner aHB help w d o e l n g coat* $69 ,500 MG0156

T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S I N C . . 4 5 9 - 3 6 0 0

GO FOR IT And you ' l appreciate me great val-ue tm* nicely decorated 3 Bedroom. 1 5 bam home has to oiler Naw kitchan. natvxal wood trim through-out. partially flmehed t iaaimeri i and garaga $56,500

NICE LOOKING Young tam*y haa o u t g r m n m i l very c lam, n m i y decorated 3 badroom. 2 barn ranch In I pretty neighbor-hood Kitchan remodeled a i m maxi-mum cupboard apace 1 5 car ga-

WESTLANO TRI-LEVEL 3 b e d r o o m s . 2 ba ths naar Sch U t t e r S d o d Nae window*, larga Ot $09,500 721-3315

WESTLANO S NEWEST SUB

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OF YOUR HOME

(m) W-<>7»9 M u l t i - L i s t B r o k e r

- 15 Years Experience -

CASH PAID FOR H O M E S

PRE-CONSTRUCTION SALEI

From...$79,950!! • Paved Streets

• City Sewer /Water ONLY 23 LOTS

Models now .moer ocnetructon can be shown by

n r f x w i l M 9 9 O T

MARY McLEOD CENTURY 21 ROW 464-7111

GREAT BUY Marty updatee throughout ki tchen cabinets 4 new hot heater nawar window*, rool glee, tomaoe. plumbing 4 Move-m condatlon $42,500 REALTY AMERKA 347

C a . < 3 1 3 5 g 5 S r . anac upper floor exxad eeMN be Only $6* 900! Ca*. Or t tooomg by aur OPEN HOUSE * ] r n i i w f e tX3F f O E L 7 3 W * r J L A U R E N S J . P M O S K O 33623 MeRon Sal 4 Sun l - 6pm Btwn Veroy 4 Wayne S o*» Cherry H*l on lo Schuman lo Mel lon

SUSAN M STONE REALTY

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G R E A T N E I G H B O R H O O D 4 m traa *o*t»y bu*t home '4 (Mock

I rom outstanding i Mary Un*n-

C U T E S T A R T E R

WESTLANO $69 900 Summert ime I rem 3 bedroom bnck ranch, oantral Mr. 2

aoed garaga ftaa ona mmaai C a l Carrhay 21 Gold Houee. 45 ' - 9400

WESTLANO - 37172 GachrtM. E o " ' lawt iurgn S o l Palmer

r 1 i r i l condMon Open noon lo 4pm Aaner

CT 1T74

Stan 77-6378

WHY PAY RENT? You can afford to o a r IMS 3 bed-room brtck ranch. o o a r a O pane 2*4

larga torn a drapes

gu t te r * A l m a tor any M S 900 Cal GERRY


4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0

to*y ' K) 22 £ 3 ? H o m e w a r r a n t y

(OEL37HO! 462-1*11


Sctrwrntttmr R a a l E s l a l a

"LOW DOWN PAYMENT"

FHA $1460 doam on tfaa race 3 iarga badroom w t eeamanl End of S M W of B u r * . C a *

CASH TRYBAN

E R A A C C E N T

5 9 1 - 0 3 3 3 OPEN SUNDAY •

HEPPARD & ASSOC 855-6570

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C o n y * r » i o n a ( F H A VA J u m b o * N e w C o n a t r u c B o r i

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

Chris Hoehn can handle all

your mortgage needs!

• R E F I N A N C E

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REPUBLIC ( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 9 - 7 8 0 0

7 1 4 - 3 4 6 6

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WHITMORE LAKE ACCESS - 2400 sq f l homa, prtv*t* beech 4 bed-rooms fireplace. $ 149 800 Malison 4 York mc Realtors 313-449-4466

M a c o m b C o u n t y

DRIVE BY _ 26151 Waatflald. 3 bedroome. bnc* ranch, IM batha. t iaa»Tiir i i . 70 fl Ot $66.000 9169 Rockland bnc* ranch. Greenepar buW. central ak •prvaoer lyatam. Beaameni. garaga $6200 down 25444 Dover - Beach VMa Sub brtc* ranch, natural f ireplace 2 car garaga $64,900

CALL JAY HUGHES

MAYFAIR 522-8000

Inksler Rd Only : STERLING HBQNTS-S/16. E 'Ryan Open Sal. 1-4 36751 Chene Dr 1966 brlc* ranch. 3 bedroom*, 1"a bath*, air 2 car attached pert fln-

$109 900 910-6147

WARREN - S l w p 3 bedroom br lc* ranch Large garage finished baae-ment, many updatee $64 900 Cal M i r k Foley 396-0100

CANTON

HONEYCONDO Whai a m e e i buy a tfaa mint corx» t o n urm located m 3eea atna Bed-ford V » * Ohers 2 badroom*. cen-tral a r laimdry room apecous Ihr-ing r o o m c o m p l e t e k i t c h a n , updatee. attacfted garaga. mmedk-•1* occupency p o d 4 dubhouaa $69 900 Ca*

HAL ROMAIN Century 21 Hart lord North 525-9600

SIMPLY THE BEST! Darling 3 badroom bnck ranch. 1'4 bath*, flmahed beeement with flre-pieca. Urge country knehen. two car garege. apertcBng dean and beeuti-f u neutral decor $87,900

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3 2 3 H o m M

W — h t f u w C o u n t y

CAPE COD 2 iprawung acraa 1 car gwaga 3 bedrooms beaemenl. crtv water $69,000 HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 454-9435

CANTON - Naw England style 2 bedroom toamhouee unft Chay

19' mdng room, f u l Baeemern 4 much morel Anxoue. aakmg u s l $71,900! Can 454-4400 or 981-29001

THICK PLUSH :oe-ung*ng can>e«-mg floods tfaa fantastic central con-dit ion N Canton contemporary end-unit in popular CANTON FOREST Oramatlc cathedra i.a*kiga m apa-oous GREAT ROOM FORMAL DIN-ING ROOM a m dream kitchen Cuetom tarmlca cabinets 4 eating araa 1st floor laundry 4 maatar badroom aulta. 2'4 bethe. to! beee-ment custom decking, attached 2 car garege 4 much moral A rare And at only $139,900

F A N T A S T I C O F F E R Beeutituly dean 4 bedroom home teeturei oek kitchen, newer carpet, family room/natural flreplece. 4 a huge master bedroom wim hot tub and gorgeous sunroom over looks prcilaeaione*y landscaped with red

S REDFORO Attrect lve 3 badroom b n c * ranch, b e lement . Florida 1

room >64.900 Open Sun 1-4 6626 Applaton. Joy/Tanagraph 476-15*4

S REDFORD 3 badroom bnc* ranch. flnMhad beeement., 4th bed-room. newer * jrneo»/w«ndoen. m 2

by wimer m o w n by ap-O ^ n Sun ! -4pm

TYE CULVER RE/MAX 100 INC.

348-3000

9543 Otxla >73.9 535-9031

THE PERFECT STARTER REDFORO TWP A l Bnck 3 bed-room*. t i a r n a n t , hardwood floor* atalnmaaaar carpet, abeoaute do*-houee, $62 900

Ask lor DAVID JORDAN WOLVERINE PROPERTIES. Inc

532-0600

LAKE ACCESS 3 bedroom home 2 M l beth* $79,300 Ca* Neleon 4 York Inc Reeflort

313 449 4466

LAND CONTRACT TERMS La** accees $66,000 C a l Neleon 4 York mc Reeftors

449-4466

YOUR OWN PARK! Chermkig fi»mgak-»a leel iaee hard-wood floor*, na • ar roof new aarv ddws In "93 A l on s gorgeous O f Only 16*.9001 Ca*.

TRAVIS POINTE COUNTRY CLUB Large luxury ranch with w a k o u t . new interior immediate occupency $344,900 313-666-0226

3 2 8 C o n d o *


4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 REMEMBER REMERK A

ADAMS WOOOS Cedar Qlan mod

TROY Northflaid H«s 3 bedroom 2'4 bam townftouee conOo .'Genera Model l FkaMied ti eeamanl. flra-

3 1 1

D E A R B O R N H E I G H T S

6 5 3 5 L E N O R E

$3,500 DOWN $489 PER MONTH

Brand new 3 bed ioom ootortm E a r n p o r t ot y o u r d o w n

p a y m a r r t A doming c o a t s

b y p r t n t t n g A t W o g I K FHA A R f l FViancmg

R O S S R E A L T Y 3 2 6 - 6 3 0 0

very good condMon. $S9.500

G 0 0 D E REAL ESTATE

| A Gooda Uatmg B * Good Buyl '411 N Woodward 647-16*

DEARBORN HOTS

1*4 ann REAL ESTATE TODAY a27-i

ADAMS WOOOS

theae i h o a Adafne Wooda Condoe 2-3 and 4 bedrooma. cualom

priced For more a* la * t and f ca l C Baaogh m Cranbroo* Ra-aMors 645-2500 evws 646-61Q2

S I N G H A M F A R M S • P r i v a c y abounds m tfaa 3 u a t t u o w r* balh townhouee Oecfes arertoaa wood* and Fr*>**n RNar Crown waUfciga,

$279 000 EC-H-700VE MAX BROOCK MC 646-140

OPEN 1-4 SUN. CENTRAUA 5736 Bnok 1 b a d

coun t r y k i t chen

C e n t u r y 2 1

CASTELLI 525-7900 t * * o - - • t - -mt cwfTuRWN AWARD waawao omc«

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BiRMaa 2 bedr

3HAM N Eton ooma tm.OOO

-14 batha. flavtabad

Ca* 649-6*21

vtSTT" 3HAM- Opar 14 MBe St imnm

Sun 2-6 1R floor

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we to Juwiaowri $ 4 9 1 0 0 363-7170

l a * , oantral Mr ONLY! $76,500 TME HOME COMPANY 54* -7777

SANDALWOOD 2 SEDROOM r» 6ATH TC

$164,000 BC-N-77JUB MAX SMOOCH MC * * * - 1 4

a awe w e i » a • r w D M a i oom 'dan. | l a ^ i

Remer ica C O U N T R Y P L A C E

454-4400 981-2900 F A R M I N G T O N

Abaomtafy gorgeouel 2 Large bad-room*. 3 f u l bam Ranch decor alad to perlectlon [ rapiece In Great Room wim (ranch door* to dack. Formal dkw ig room, gotmnat kHch-en wtm k p o a n r a a . 1st floor laun-dry. prolaeeiona*; flraehed t i i a i mem Short M r o l to downtown, at-tached 2 car garag* $1*9.500

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S En«oy ma acanlc Mew of thM 3 bed-room. 2H bath bnc* Townbouee FVapMca m Great Room, oak cabi-nets 4 pantry m race saa knehan. 1st floor laundry Baaamant. at-tached 2 car garage $ 134,500

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D Super l oca to r b a a u t * « y decorat-ed 2 bedroom, r * bath brick 2 kto-

Caranac toyer fluplaoa m Great step saving kitchan. formal

caning, t aaemsrit 4 maatar wXte wim pnvaae bam. w a a - m cioaata. pool. Mnras cou r t * attached 2 car gerage Only >10* 900

nr^Cen

bam bnck Townfiouaa GreM Oca-oom Fireplace m GreM Room, appa-ancaa m knenar. lormal «n lng . Bn-• h e d baaement. pool lenrae oourta. garage 1*2 900

Century 21 N a d a . i n c . 4 7 7 - 9 6 0 0

FARMINGTON HILLS - Loveky COrv lemporar , oondo 2 B e ^ o o m a . 2 bam parti a * , Baa km art For more wfariwamiri ca* balora noor 563-31*6 or Evea 661-5456

M M p i t i aaa aamna 1 I bam end-uriR. « y * g h t *

wiar tpod tub cu floor leu idry aw tral a * $11* 000 344-1*11

FARMINGTON H I L L S - 1 2 M a e / MMrtNfte* Vary Urge I B a * j m h , i baah. 2nd floor una. mk-rorad waa*.

of St!.»SO ADVEST REALTY16* » M I

FARKMNQTON HRLS

a u r a * Ca« BO* or S h f l

Canaury 21 H fT ta rd I«orm 5 2 ^ * » q 0

F A.RBJMG TON HK.LS CONOO

' j S H E P P A R D & A S S O C .

855-6570

O P E N S U H 2 - 6 p m

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6 6 1 - 9 6 7 6

Open Traot iona i i

en Sat-Sun 2-5 detached Cape Cod con-

doe on prtvate road naar downtown Fermmgton Large Maatar badroom suite on 1st floor m d 2 bedrooms 4 bam up Outstsndlng kftchenvsun-room Oseeiriei-11 and attached 2 car gerage Priced U $224,900

Grand River W of Farmington S on G a Rd . to Arundel

4 W lo Longacre Wooda r r i fo or private

MILO PROPERTIES

3 3 1 C o n d o *

UVOMA -woooa CONOO

paao. MB.900 W - 7 * U M S12M6

MAX BROOCK CLP66IFIED REfiL EdTfiTE feoaiL-j

3 2 8 C o n d o e

NORTHVILLE GOLFERS P A R A D 0 E

* * katwd Luxury and prMte ocaoor. w a make avery tam#y member I w o Py Ovar 2200 H • ] bedrt IVi batha. dan. 25 I t a r a « w«h flreplece tarmM d M n g i Beeement. 2 car a l tachad ga backs to 5th lea immaff lMa

$199,900 kLL MARL

RE/MAX WEST

ROYAL OAK CONDO Deaionad tar lodey > Me atyte Freeh dean and neutral 2 Bedroom lownbouee with second floor leun dry flreplece cerpor l E n m a»«n-mer m me enclosed peno $** .900 Aak tar Sua Stewart 399-1400

COLDWELL BANKER Scrtwaiuer Reel Estate

MAPLES OF NOVI Hard to And 4 badroom detached

Gorgeoue gray 4 white r M MM farrraca I

ROYAL OAK- Opan Sun 2-5 1522 Webeter 2 bedroom Towrmouee a l appflanoee moudad $71,000 HMA Reeftors 353-7170

Fabikoua i U lchan 4 beth*

mg claaata 4 bath LNflng room mi flrepMoa u r a i t i x i k j woods W r * , kround deck ovartcokkiu woods $144,900 B07222BEL

6 2 6 - 6 7 0 0

C r a n b r o o k Aeeoc Inc Real tor i

ROYAL OAK houee. 1'4 baths place deck 4 vww M 4 . 9 0 0 By

2 bedroom towtv

i old 1,270 ko fl 260-1946

SHARP! NEWER! Two bedroom first floor Plymouth condo with bright atrium Class one decoral tng with btuea/greens Com-

eon Park fly K M tar the Buelnees per-Parking near Carport >72.500

GENIE DUNN COLDWELL BANKER 416-1226 or 459-6000

NOVI

COUNTRY PLACE Tfaa wek memtuned 2 bedroom. 2'4 bam towrmouee wtth i t a haaaman a m i lovely tocetion Ftrepiece nearer eppnanoee 4 windows pe to garege Original owners have pcrcheaad naw home >69 900

CALL V1NCE SANTONI Century 21 Harttord Soum 464-6*00

So^mfie id AFFORDABLE CONOO

Locat ion on this 2 bedroom condo B s reel plus1 Cleen 4 nasi 'reshly pamted and a l appkanews st*y Omy $34 900 Call JUOY PALMER, 549 S400 IS253I

RE/MAX PARTNERS

NOVI - Graat 2 badroom oondo. appaancaa. beeement. garage Cen-tral a r . dubhouee P o d 4 Tennie Slf laeaRs tor wa*Ung 4 lots of

green ' a r e * $75,900 346-5100

RICHTER & ASSOC.

S O U T H F I E L D - C h a n l l c l B a r l a r g e -anch end unit finished wslk ocf ravine 4 nature ere* Opan Sunday 2 5 Buyers only 354 6146

NOVI Location! Location! Location! Nov towrmouee m immaculate oondftlen Updated ki tchen 4 bam, attached garaga. and • * app*aricae loo Ca l lodey >63.000

ASK FOR MA RGE OR JAN THE MICHIGAN GROUP

REALTORS I N C , 591-9200

SOUTH LYON !he Village at Eaole Heights Brand N#w C o o M m l n i u m i

tranches end stnry-and-a-half 2 bedrooms Include 1st floor mai ler Suite greet room 2 car garage full basement deck

F r o m $ 1 1 0 , 9 0 0 Sale Cenlar 4 Model 437 3000 ADLER HOMES 229-5722

NOVI - Moving ou l of state Town-house Glen Ha ran condo* Immacu-lata move m condmon. 3 badrooma 2't batha. M baaamant. fireplace •6 neutrM color*. 1 car garag* 1600 •Q f l Opan Sun 12-4pm or by ap-pointment >116,500 346-1375

TPOY - Cars-free living .n thrs well maK.tainad condo Ranch teat urea 3 b e d ' o o m Irving room, dmmg room, fun beaemer ' wtth nert batr Private pel io wtlh beautiful landscaping >8 ' 900 526 2638

3 2 8 C o n d o *

CONDO S CONOO S CONOO S WALLED LAKE Save on rant Baal buy around Upper 2 badroom ranch wim attached garaga Clean nautrM Ovarloofcs woods A l appa-ancaa I m m e d i a t e poaaession >59 900 MA-14C

OPEN SAT 4 SUN 2-5PM 6660 RIOGEFIELD

S o> Maple W of O a k a WEST BLOOMFIELD conlempo-rary ranch 2 bedrooms, 2 balhs Euro whrta formica cabinet a End unit 2nd floor security l u l cess-ment attached garage $ 109 900

WEST BLOOMFIELD Pebble Creak townbouee NautrM decor newer carpeting 4 wmdow treat-ments Lo in aat p ros m comple i $124 900 PE-71C

WEST BLOOMFIELD Unbaflavatile 3 bedroom J ' 4 bam lormar model decorated with an Aapen Colorado flair Marble flreplece with cualom ma-rors What an outstanding home Must seel $147,900 AS-64C

T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S

C O N D O M I N I U M

S P E C I A L I S T S 8 5 1 - 4 1 0 0

Waterford KNOCKOUT CONTEMPORARY

TOWNHOUSE with lake 4 docking pr'vuegee 3 bedrooma. 2'4 Baths large IMng room w'gaa flreplece al-mond formic* kitchen Ready lo move into a l $ 139.900 B10660

6 2 6 - 8 7 0 0

C r a n b r o o k Assoc inc Realtors

WEST BLOOMFIELD GREENPOINTE

CUSTOM MASTER RANCH Builder > own unlgue design model1

2 Deck! overlooking phenomenal vtewl Unique custom design lee-lure* 4 built ins throughout home Finished walk oul ower level wtth ! *cucc wet bar, sauna 6 more!

PURE ELEGANCE! Only $249,990'

CROSSWINDS REALTY NINA AMOLSCH

661 5233

3 2 8 C o n d M

SOUTHFIELD TOWNHOUSE Opan Sun 1-5pm 2 bedroom, 2'4 bam and unft Flruahed Baeemeril rage upgraded toaturaa. $ 10 C«* 357-5636

ml . oa-) 1,900

Waaed Lake

O n e o f t h o B e s t B u l l i Beel location m tha ar Waaed Lake. 2 car attached garaga wtm opener, large porch overlook mg the lake. 2 bedrooma. 2 bathe large Iv lng room wim dlmng araa. all app l l ancea s lay I n c l u d i n g waaner'dryer Vacant nww*y daco-ratad $119 900 C a l

D o n C o l l i a u

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

2 2 9 - 4 9 6 0 2 2 7 - 5 0 0 5

WESTLAND - A REAL VALUE! Opan Sun 1-4pm We i kept 2 bam. 2 Badroom ranch condo Livonia schoola Air. baaameni, deck, car-port 4 more. Ann Arbor T r a l 4 Ink-alar araa $81,500 427-7666

Weet Bloomfleld

— H I L L P O I N T E —

M I R R O R L A K E Beeutitia private aettlng wtm views of laka and trees from ak windows Two fireplaces. 2 dene mir rored wet bar Fabulous setting and mlerlor $275,000 B-96029


646-6200 Weetiand- Quail Run

$2,900- DOWN ' New ' Ejrcrting ' Affordable

2 and 3 Bedrooms, Ranches 4 Townhouse units 2- 2'4 baths, f u l Baaaments. attached 2 car garagee. wood decks, sir condit ioning, and MORE 1 250 lo 1,450 aq ft Priced f rom $99,900 Summer occupancy Onfy 30 units Mora man % aolcl Don 1 mesa out Select your arta now! $500 reearvae Hu«y refundable!

N on Hunter Av* fli*l W of Wayne Rd Sale* Canter open dally 1-Spm Closed Thur*.

722-7254 or 264-5234

NOVI - Super ranch unit 2 bad-rooma. 2 bath*, f ranch door * lead lo

3 2 8 C o n d M

SOUTH LYON CO-OP - Country Re-tirement Development wfth A * Sport* Lake acioaaa 4 Club Houaa South Lyon's moat preadgloi i i AduR Community Una haa nautrM decor Sunroom Ik aabad baaamant. e«ai-m doeet 4 garag* Lowaat pnoed unit m community Owners ready to sea Owner w a flnence $06,900 <C-123) Ca* ERA LAYSON REALTORS. INC <313)437-3*00

Watertard- HARBOR OAKS Overlooking EagM Lake

$2 ,400-DOWN Spectacular laka view* Boating, flahmg. awWtirrwng on AJ Spor t * Lake! Move In time tar Summer tanfl

N ^ a 2 bedroom. 2 balh ranch i*«t», garaga*. kitchen wtth Break t i a t nook* Mr conditioning, deck*, bel-coniea. cerpatma. aghttng Itaturae. appl iance* vertical bands, aome wim cathedral caMng. 1350 u f l Prtoad from $63,900 ONLY 6 LEFT! ModM open daWy 1-5PM Cloeed Tuee 4 Thur* Appo in tment ! ava*-abM Located oft ObUe Hwy . lust N of w a a m Laka Rd

674-0736 or 264-5234

Weet Bloomfleld

G O L F S E T T I N G Stunning contemporary wtm flexible open aaaign Beeutlfu*y dacoratad m nautrM tones ngm and br ight White a iend kitchen Graat room wtth vaulted caking Library wrth wet bar. buff-«n* and private deck First f loor laundry Great view* o l Webaek Goff Course $279 500 B-11876


646-6200

A r y prtvale >81.950 ASK FOR KELLY O'MERA THE MICHIGAN GROUP

REALTORS INC

Novi THIS CONOO MAKES DOLLARS 4 SENSE

The a o a a n ara the banaftts and equity - the aanae you get from no mora rant Tha w e l decor badroom. 2 bam wim laundry w l l W your We*t)te What a buy at >60.500 - (TWI i RED CARPET KEIM 655-9100

F A R M I N G T O N W O O D S N E W H I

Detached Ranch Homea From $130,000

2 bedroom, 2 bam 1500+ aq fl beeement tarmal dmmg

anachad 2 car garaga. traad anea 1 block W of Orchard Laka. S ofl 9

a apedM bergam

T h e P r u d e n t i a l Wolfe Realty

ndapendanBy Owned and Ofceraiec

FARMINGTON WALK TO DOWN-TOWN from ThM quwt location In the d ry Faaluraa inckida 2 Bedroom*. 1 bam. newer Balga caipat l ' ig -2 urat* m e r e large baeement wtm locked Morag* araa $54,900 W- 16GRA BT2548

MAX BROOCK 626-4000

HEATHERS COUNTRY CLUB 2 badroom, 1 bam condo i car ga-raga. 9 hole golf cours* Uk * new" By owner >153,900 C a * 545-2029

LATHRUP V1LLAGE-2 Badroom. 2 bam. lower unit ranch condo (Xket 4 spacious Br apiece, attached ga-rage >79 .M0

RED CARPET KEJM-SUPER»OR Aak tar A n n * 559-7470

H E A R T O F L I V O N I A 5 M I ( o / F a r m l n g l o n R d . autnm 2 bedroom. T<4 bam ten

port. app*ancaa 4 low aaeociatton •aa By LJvonM K r a r y >73.500

N O V I

L O C A T I O N / C O N D I T I O N 2 badioom. 1 * bam condo w/1u6 baaamant. Iv lng room. t*m*y room w / d o o r w a l to patio 4 Ml app*ancea >71.500

N O R T H V I L L E R b d c * ) - C o u n t r y P t a c e

Juat M a d traa 2 b * cathedrM cMSriai, room plua 11 aakfaai *PP*ancaa 4 garaga aooaaa mtc home M6 .B00

KAREN BROWN RE/MAX 100 INC.

348-3000

A i l T b a L a t t u r * W i t h o u t T h a L a w n W o r k

En»oy I M a r m * In thM anmacu-M a 2 etory condo w/opan floor plan Ouaaiy N i M n include Oraal Room w/ l rap laoa 4 dbtkig araa. M l Baeamant. oaOar dack. oanbM mr 4 ao much mora - A MeM al $ 112.600

RON OCHALA RE/MAX 100 INC.

348-3000 UVONIA - OPEN S U N 1-4PM

9*04 ROSELAND S of Plymouth. E of t

LrvoaaA WHAT A LOCATION!

Wa* kapt 2 bedroom. 1 bath oondo

NORTHVMJI Hawaii LA . 1 bad 1H bam, fi n i t i wmtaaoii

HORTHVX.Lt Look I

* w « * . aaady *anr m l *e*er oouM wa» m u m a «eeaa • s s sas N r a i a i g a

J o h n O ' B r t a n

R E A L E S T A T E O H E

3 4 6 - 2 4 7 3

NOVI >66 000 You can't Owe! me pr ice or me Na-turae on m a baautwu and urm ranch arfth Pa*a fteplacamerit win-dows newer carpet ing fraah pamt and a to! Baaement Thia one won't leal long! 462-166C

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH >94.900 • mat a ahon wa» away aa ara a l ol the Mna*town actMt iee thai you w * have time tar It you buy tras 8 year old. 2 badroom condo Ml f i an at-tached garage and a baaement Tbs o w aaMirialinri Me makes m a gam

474-5700

O M E G A

M O R T G A G E

West Bloomfleld ULTIMATE IN CONOO LIVING, 2 or 3 bedroom townhouee. Btoomfleld H i m schools Attached garaga pool, larmla and mora Completely redone In 1990-1991 A« thrt tor only >129.000

WALKOUTS GALORE! Beautiful W Bloomfleld condo Featuraa 3 walk out* . 2 balconies. 2 bedroom*, at-tached garag* pool, l enna ct 4 dubhouaa wtm walkout baaamant and mors AN tar >109.900

C E N T U R Y 2 1 M J L C O R P O R A T E

: E R E E S E R V I C E

3 2 8 C o n d M S 2 8 D u p t e X M

Weadand Condo—REDUCEDW DMoa market detached 2 bad ioom.

place, dec*., a* . 1 yr By Owner >117.900

STEAL thM 2 queue VBega Condo* 1 bam *a-curtty aiatam. carport a* app*-anoes >66,500

CALL BOB MERR".' THE MICHIGAN GROUP

REALTORS MC 591-920C

WESTLAND - 3 yr old Lpper Ranch 2 Badioom. 2 bam. a l appaencea Excapt lona l condi t ion >79.500 Open Bun 1-4 35*0* Hunter W of Wayne. S of Warren 5*5-657 1

W BLOOMFIELD OreenpoWe bad. 2H bath CcSoraM 2 car I tachad garaga Many Upgradael $113,900 By Ownan Cal . 6*1-2*6

W BLOOMFIELD - Laurel Club low-er level. 2 badroom. 2 bath, move-in condi t ion Bute ony. Ikapleue. garaga. Baaamant. appaencea Aak ing $66 900 By owner . 682-2416

3 2 7 N o w H o m o

B u i l d o r *

FARMINGTON MLLS - 2 Mm*» <hi-ptax bu*t in 1M6 Each unit 2 l u l baate. U Baaamanl * anachad oa-raga R. Gates, agent 791-9S00

ROCHESTER-2 family

o the r E i c e l l a n t $126,000 L-C

c o n d i t i o n 6** -1523

3 3 0 A p « r t m o n t 6 F o r

TAX CREDITS on a p u 2 t o 126 urat* IRS pay* 65% ot purchee* prica Fantaetlc return tor corpa or mdMduata 31

3 3 2 M o b t e H o m M

F o r S a t *

BUY FOR LESS

MUCH LESS WONOERLANO HOMES

Michigan Ave at D * n 6 i Rd 397-2330

CLARKSTON 19*6 Schuft 26x60 16*0 aq fl centra air condition Greet DaM M $35,900 Sa*er w a pay Saababaw l laar toas oepoeit Ca l 626-9143

851-6700 WESTLANO - WARNER FARMS

Overlooking creak 4 wooda

C o n s t r u c t i o n - N e w P u r c h a s e s - R e f i n a n c i n g

F r e e P r e - Q u a l i f i c a t i o n

3 D a y A p p r o v a l

E x p r e s s S e r v i c e

N o v i

10 Mile & Taft

3 4 7 - 6 0 0 0

SERVICE... O u r B u s i n e s s t h r i v e s o n r e f e r r a l s . C a l l

O m e g a t o d a y a n d f i n d o u t w h y o u r

c l i e n t s a r e o u r b e s t m a r k e t i n g r e p s .

C a r o l e H a l m e k a n g a s

L i v o n i a 8 Mile

2 Bedroom*. V * bath* basements Attached garages prrvate decks

Private entrancea w/porchea From $76,900 (2 units left!

Select your arte tor Phaae H NOW 1'1 Bam Model* Irom $76,900 2 ' 1 Bath Models Irom $79,900

S1 000 Caah back 4 O t * of *xtraa

Model on H « 700 ft S of Ford Open Deify 1-Spm closed Thurs

RE/MAX Foremost 473-6200

& Gill 471 -6000

W. BLOOMFIELD Beautiful 3000 aq ft ranch condo. overlooks ravine 4 bedroom 3 l u * bath*. 2 flreplece* walkout lower level. 1st Itoor laundry 2 car garaga 2 poole 4 lennta co«*ls $199 000 Agents welcoma 786-9507

C O M M E R C E

NEW CONSTRUCTION

J U N E 2 6 & 2 7 . 1 - 6

ONLY I've bum s unique cuetom home thai you muat aae to t a l i ' i a It haa high caRnga. bnght opan apacaa. round wa*e and a first Hoor maatar bad-room It w l l ba occupied by my cue-tomer on Juna 2*m Thai n a aa ma onfy one aeekend to ahow I to you I can bund traa dreem home tor aa utile m $177,900 plua the coat of a lot. either youra or mine. I 'M VERY PROUO OF THIS HOME AND I'D LIKE YOU TO SEE m Does a home ace thM imereet you? Pteaaa c a l me or come by. there * ao much more I could m o w you Union Lake Rd weal on Wlea 3 mi le* Right on He* o r HMa Rd lo 5310 (Ot 40) 662-2626

GARY BINDER. O F BINDER BUILDING CO

COUNTRY BEAUTY M what t ha 3 bedroom 2 betfuuum double wide home a Fu»f Oadac

rr»o^® r o» f n o n 459-3667

appaencea 4 more

CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME BuW on your lot

1600 aq fl tor $35,000 plue 8-3722

GAROEN CITY - OPEN SUN 1 5pm 31536 Cambridge. S of War ran, W ol Mamman New ranch l i t

UP NORTH HOMES

- CUSTOM HOMES •CHALETS

•LOG HOMES Bum m Northerr 1 - 8 0 0 - 7 3 2 - 3 9 8 8

WHISPERING MEADOWS- Can-t o n s newaal p tamara houaing de-velopment now taking raearvatlona Start ing from > 170'* 453-4200

W BLOOMFIELD-Brand new con-struct ion Come see tha beat valua m me

Bloomfleld tor imdar R B BLDG CO

>155.000 661-2228

FARMINGTON MILLS - Quiet park 1967 Fairmont, 14 « 70. 2 badroom. 1 bam. Mnyl Mded. mangled root >15 900 Financing ava*abto

474-2131 or 662-0634

332 MoM* For

BEAUTIFUL Ooubls wide mo<Mar oant ra Mr. 2-3 a . many exlraa

$22,000 Nov* 4 76-5039

CANTON porch, muet ba age 56 6 older Clubhouee pool. >4000/baai 721-122*

CHAMPION 26x64 - 3 badrooma. 2 ba th * >32.960 Many ex t ra* 12900 caah back or 6 month* haa lot rent By oamer 721-0424

DON 'T RENT* Be An w.eetcir In Y

NEW 1993 Manufacture

Farming ton Hills • $360 M o n t h '

mcludaa Houaa Payment 4 Lot Rent Oftar Expkaa 7 -11- *3

LTTTLE VALLEY HOMES 474-6500 - 1 0 * down 1*0 m o * at >196 00 9 67 APR

FARMINGTON 4 ovar Shannon 1'4 bam. cantrM a *

Shady S 14x70 3

50

COMMERCE MEADOWS

MANUFACTURED HOME COMMUNITY

The New American L/taetyM

One of the "meat manufactured home communttlaa in the State of Michigan Special faaturea mduOa

- Lukunous Ckjbhouaa - Healed Swanrrang Poo« - Huron VaMwy Schools - Pome Araaa

• layuiucxkj Aiaa Cable TV A ia iaCM Community Actlvrtias Minutes From 12 Oaks MMI 4 Proud Laka Recreation area

KENSINGTON PLACE MOBILE HOME COMMUNTTY

WELCOMES YOU to atop in and aaa o noma*, t tartmg at >4.000 Singles and double wsoes LOW d o a n pay-ment and low doemg coets Enyoy a Beautiful aetttng ovartookmg Kant Laaa

• Spaooue dubhouee • a p o d • Laundry tacaty • RV storage • Acroa* Kenemgton Metro Park • 8 mmuiee from 12 Oaka M a i

(313)437-1703

For mformaton on homes 4 financ-ing ca l Conrae M a u l e r at Ouaaty Homa* (313) 437-203* Located ai Community Ckibhouee (v-96 and Kant Lake Rd on Grand River Aval

LIVE IN Plymouth H a * 14x70 Cu*tom Benrangton Owner* doemg on houee m July Musi Mcrtfloa >5*00/beat

Ca l 45*-1366

333 Northern Property For Solo

CADILLAC AREA - 10

334 Out Of Town ri 11 ,1. .tn ^ - *» -«-K T O p O T T j r O f S O W

PETOSKEY Parkview Acraa View a) L*ai ' r e v araa Bey 119 > I M • MS

uM* tc aownlown Ca i—ai and L ^ a

3 3 5 r i m « S h a r o cabin or camping 96.900 >900 down. >150 par month on a 1 0 * Land Contract W d w o o d Land Co

816-624-3122

GAY LORD DEER LAKE WOOOS

Nat«ra*y haw.iUkl a n a develop-ment with large iaatin:tei» home t e a locMBd m the

Go* Mecca of The M l d . a a i For e * x m e b o n ca*

COLDWELL BANKER Schrradl Raaftor* 1-600-950-7*90

OP Deer Lake Wood*, mc

313-332-3140

GLEN ARBOR REALTY

GLEN ARBOR - Pur* aendy baecn front I d with 125 on Sleeping Beer Bay Perleci place lo bu ld rour pr

up norm >250.000

lo Big FISHER LAKE 196 x500 Iront lot wim direct eocaaa

rage Very private LRe On Pond' Aakmg $4*5 000

GLEN LAKE 6 LAKE MICHIGAN •lewa Irom m « 300 acra parcal ot land Wtm about 60 acraa dene* tar sets $450,000 Arm Pi h u m * onfy

HOMESTEAD RESORT South Beach An upper laval end i * a i Two • t o n e * fo»a bedroome den three bath*. tub wet bar oentrM Mr. private dac* overlooking Lak»

lacular

F o r

HELP* RCi • One Red « 6 Deeded 702 :

TRAVERSE CITY C o n d o on b e e c h (F m l£ l 6. *umm $5000 S13-33B-4706

338 Southorn Proporty Sou'h CaraMna, Laka Keowee. Foot Han ol Bkia RMga Mountains Beau Ufu. le i - f r or ' lots 4 hcanee Coldwa* Banker Don Kro*g* r . 803-SB2-S217

338 Country For Sato

J n M n l a h e d >36* 000

GMr Arbor Realty, member of the Traversa araa Aauc la f ton of Raal tore MirfUpM dat ing Service with ar caaa lo Mow 4 sa l a l deled proper

GranC

ADOfSi M TWP stored 4 en la rged ' 9 m c en tu ry farmiv.- jae Jmy j Jded wim 3 b e d reom* 2 -1 ba ths d e t a c h e d 3 c a r g a r a g r ' - e p a r e t e 1400 aq ft a anâ b e d r o o m 7 I * m guaal - a r e t a k M or • a r t a ! h .u*f wtth s l n ^ e car g a r a g e S t t u a ' r on 1C tyvely ac raa w«h - a y bar - 1 3 t o . 1 'a l l l AddffOnal " 0

s loble $796 900 CALl ' E N T

" " E P R U O E N T A L G R E ' 1 LAr f . REAL T r 651-6650

RE ? 500 «o~n colonial o r m d a d ac '«> Ro- * S^ -oo la S e p a r a t e <*> mg (Set ?P ft oak kving room wim f t r ep iac , 16 ft mas te r B e d r o o m . 2'-* c » amir ban- private ' o a f t lovMy o g g r g a 'na fe-.yan o r . l y , _ b y ^ a p

752-2

throughout Li versa Cixmt i**

MOBILE HOME 1976. 2 stove, refngeri tor stay dryar negotiable $5000 or beat of-fer 397-1166

MOVING OUT OF STATE MUSI WT ^ f - m a m l a m e d older 2

Ca l STEVEN NET HER TON 6 '6-334-3056

LAKE HURON, 8 m*ee N of Oaco-da Abeoiuiety beautiful 50 n . lot tar sMe Soger &end Beach. IHLMMIII b lading an* $69,900 3 1 3 ^ * 1 - 3 2 0 5

badrodm. wtm appaancaa stays o r lot $4500'negotiable NormM** / Soum Lyon 437-8713

MUST SELL- 19*1 Mob*e Home. 3

1 Call:

559-7430 V S P E C I A L

ON NEW MODELS 3,'YR LEASE $99 1ST YR

$199 2ND YR $299 3RD YR

Sales Offlca 3'3-664-679«

Gomrrxmfty Office 313-664-2767

Wa nave new 4 pr»-o*med homea tar sale INo homa a mor * than 4/ yr* old) To mquir* about a naw or pra-owned home ca l Dennis Eager al Ouakty Homa* Located m the CkjC Houaa 4'n miles N of 1-96 on Wixom Rd 313-664-6796

SPECIAL PROMOTION $99 SECURITY DEPOSIT

Save up >0 $454 Ends soon - C a l now*

kitchen appaancaa Complex haa pod . dubhouaa and termra court* >91.200

MARY McLEOD CENTURY 21 ROW 464-7111

OPEN SUN. 1-4 NORTHVILLE - 42691 SAVOY COURT - 2 story brick townhou*a CantrM Mr. family room, 3 baB-room*. 1 5 bath*, knehan i p o * ancea n d u d a d Laka prtv**gaa -$65,900 C l * 349-4550

ERA RYMAL SYMES PLYMOUTH

BEST CHOICE 2 bedroom brick end i * * conao Wim Deauttfci new kitchen neutral prtveta patio, pretty traad surround-mg*. to! haaamarii a raal bonua - 2 carports Ovar 55 active community $81,750. fSOSNEX

SURROUNDED BY NATURE

This roomy 2 badroom. 1 5 brie* ranch condo h a i many nna6fj <wa turea Kitchen haa

war level >72,000 (524NE)

459-6000

COLDWELL BANKER

Scftwattzar RaaJ Estate

PLYMOUTH! T tm aiqi.aaae THREE BEDROOM. THREE FULL BATM Bnc* Ranch oondo afters prtvel*

ML gourmet I soar enw twga . $ 18* 900


4 5 3 - 8 2 0 0

Plymouth Twp

AFFORDABLE Don'! iMa* M i 2 bartfnniri oondo o -

C a l l T o d a y I > 6 4 . 9 0 0 (OEU0PLY) 4 *2 1611

COLDWELL BANKER S c f m w i t z a r Rool Estate

many oahar great * o ^ 1 7 B S 0 5

21 T X M I O a G A N GROUP

REALTORS aaC 48*-MOO

l ^ d MVry Bay -Wvdow. pr i .eM pa-

HANNETT INC. RCALTOA8

M64200

I

\1.

Home ownership tar lea* coat than moei span m a r t s

NEW •lanagi

I tame* Pnoed From >14 .500

385 Businota OpportunittM

385 BusinoM O p p o r t u n i t i M

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN IN A VAN

Dlstnbute coo l new Bave rue* 4 h o l new snack foods Earn >2.000 par week m protected termonee m. t ie lmeni required

513-COOL'

EXCELLENT ENTREPRENEURAL OPPORTUNITY

For 2 key people looking tor finan-cial security 24 hr massage

1 *00-760-4643

ALTERATION SHOP FOR SALE

Drews >5000 - $6000 monthly m Birmingham 645-6461

PIZZA 4 RIBS Own your own take out buMness m Ptymouth AJI cooking equipment, t r a i n i n g t l m * i n c l u d e d Only $57,900 Cal l K* thy Peterson Coldwell Banker 4 16-1235

AREA LAPEER Exardae 4 tanning buMnees 6 machine* 4 l t*nnmg boom $16,500 Town 4 Country Real Estate (313K86-3068

ART WORK FOR SALE Have large quanti ty 6 ' 4 i 11 ongma drawinga by Ca l fo rma 4 New Yor* artists TSaee unique drawings and ttiamaer aa to many uaaa gi eating cards place mets you name I f PotentIM unHmfted A n arork value $10,000 Price $600 Reply lo Bo> 574

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper* 36251 Schoolcrif l l Rd

Livonia Mi 48150

• « y H ) LEASING COMPANY - haa* -bay s»««ce canter 4 a looking lor l n v e i i o r / p * r t n * r to o p a r a t * $50 000 minimum investment Mr Anthony 6 15-0600

CANOY MACHINES (5| Brand new navar uaed $500 or a l Ave tar $2,000

255-2543

CHARM OF Downtown Plymouth m a ra ta l bakery

r owner Aflat 8pm 5*1 1919

-ENTREPRENEURS-PlAWNING-START UP EXISTING

I Giadas For A l LavaM

ENTREPRENEURUKL AMERCA

27500 Orchard Laka M Grand RNar Farrwmgton Stop By or CU* Now

FREE BROCHURE 313-477-3800

ESTABLISHED WORKING auto ra-paa tacRty tar sala Ovar 300 r e u m Customers 5000 *q ft 10 lervtca

&2 float* angina anafyiar AET Service Management SyaMm

m data rape* 6 mfo aislem. brake lathe machine 4 mora 6raet Oppor

M w a a i a U S U S T C A * MASTER * U T 0 TECH INC

(Located m Warren) 755-2*61

im «lra a n on*. * * * 10*2

H A I R S A L O N t u r w - a e y ope ra t i on Weet iand >30 000 C a * 344-*473

MOBILE HOME PAR* Ml 29 mtm oma I apart

i sr i laa - roam fo ai->195 000 down a tone

ker (313) 344 *3 14

IR * • rspM

388 Otc.-Bus. Spoco Soto/L

ALTERNATIVE V OFFICE

1-275 4 6 MILE F u l or P * n Time Off ice* Conference room available Secretarial Semca Tranacnpton Avalabia Fa> 4 Copier Avalabte Master card /V ISA

PREFERRED EXECUTIVE OFFICES

464-8771 'aa -in i Welcome

(313). WMft-m

An EroaaMW fcfVONtA t o c a M w - -(NOfVlOOAL PRIVATE

Offlcea m aharad Exacuthre Suite Racaphon aree wfth R e c a p t i o n ! * ! Con fe rence

Room/Coftee PRIVATE SHARED SUITES up lo 14,000 aq ft s tanmg * t >200/mo including u««t»*e/>*nltonal On-Wte

Ca* Syd LfVONiA PAVILION

4 76-4632

ANNOUNCING executive ofltoa* from 150 aq ft

m Troy Southfield Nov! Canton Ann Arbor Star ing Heights and Detroit Ren Canter

Ca l imamenonM ftjMnsaa 344-9600

BIRMINGHAM tor laaaa. prima off-ice suite up to 2.6*6 aq ft " H I

BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE

1 4 3 room off ice auaea a * * * h n immediately Retee atarttng at >12 75/*q fl Ram mcAKtoa Mr c o n df tmnmg heat 6 RnRortM service

anAoe av

M R M * l G H A M WWNOOWOFFtCE Great <at floor suit* c—rtcm prone

•moker kwe perking Ca*K*aNy 642-3664

DELUXE EXECUTTVE offlce tar leaaa P i t i i l a balh 4 knehan 1700 eq f t « M d - a

388 Ofc.-Bus. Spoco S«IO/LOMO

ANNOUNCING Maple Buame** Center of Troy

Be*! of locations m tha City of Troy a l the mo* ! compatfttve ra ta* Suite* Irom 500 sq fl l o 4.000 aq ft Exc H i n t Maple Rd f rontage naar Crooks. 250 car part ing, ahon te rm laaaea *ceepted. r i t e * include every coet NO hidden co* t * Free rant da-pendarg upon term of laaaa

C l PROPERTY CONSULTANTS 626-05*0

DOWNTOWN NORTHVILLE

One storefront and 2 mdnnduM on-c e auttaa a r at MamCeritre

Ca l Judy tar further mfo Kay Properties (313*455-2420

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 150 4 420 sq fl office H amemtie* C a l Deborah lor detai l*

229-7474

386 Ofc.-Bu». Spoco S«i0/L.0M0

FARMINGTON HILLS OFRCE/RETAIL/MEDICAL

10 MIIB Road Between Hagger ty & HalstBd

From 750-7.500 sq.ft.

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC (313)471-7100

FOR LEASE - OFFICE 1,000 aq.fl to 8,500 *q ft 12 I Rd - Farmington HMa location

bunding w/graat amanme C a l KEITH ROGERS

Thompson-Brown 553-6700

EXECUTIVE OFFICES aecretariM conference room etc included 2 office* r m a r i e Flexible leriwe Ca* 567 -33*0

EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE ociudea apedoua parking facaraa* I N floor Exparanoed Sacratanaa. paraonaMiad phone anewer lng . copykng UPS fee aim* a 4 word pro-ceeamg aar.'icea. ccmkMance room nolary

HARVARO SUITE 29350 SOUTHFIELD RO

SUITE 122 557-2757

EXPRESSWAY EXPOSURE BOO aq Ft al >62S/mo Larger unite Mao a a * e h a 1-275 X a a i

J A B L O C H 4 C O 569-7430 or 9 *6 O H !

FARMINGTON AREA

month Ca* b i f a a r atarllng i ween f -S

Larga 4

170 par 477-6*33

FARMINGTON HILLS

10 aq fl 4 1000 aq C a * 477-01*9

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS - O f f i ce apace $425 p a / n utaaaa includ-ed 2 ofttaea i I l a t l i Creon Smah B O T S F O R D a a i

FIVE MILE 4 FARMINGTON 370 aq fl a* ulBllaa H d o « 4 2nd floor newly I M C I O I Ma* >370 'mo Alao 440 ao fl aufte at M * 0 / m o

4 » 2321

6000 aq fl of«ce b u M n g a i a*ehiia Aug I a an i active araa Can be eubdNidad 2 * 1 - 1SSS

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 600 and 1t*0 aq fl e a m

DENTAL/MEDICAL FARMINGTON HILLS

LIVONIA

10 M*a R * M O n M f l M i Orchard LA R6 al W MB* Rd

' a a i a l i r R * at 6 MB* From 1 OSO-kS OOO a * *

CERTIFIED REALTY INC ($1$) 471-7100

LIVONIA OFFICES I Mae 4 Farwwyaon l a a . f l l B ^ 6 5 MMe Mnvaebeft bate ken 7 6 6 SevarM 1 2 4 3 room >150

t

CALL KEN HALE DAYS 525-2412 EVES 261-1211 UVOMA- Of*oe luef oft jeRnea

M 1 - 0 ISO

LIVONIA SCHOOLCRAFT 4 BMCSTER

c a a a 400 MOO sq fl I M «VNM M mm Ram ae tm aa

cm

FOR SALE OR LEASE Rd i OR S ol 13 M*a 1300 aq f t bunding zoned B-3 buameea or of l -•ce Parking lor 16 car*, owner a * do soma improvement a Sale $91.000 Land Contract can ba aa-aumed or leeee $S50/mo

FOR LEASE - N Royal Oak 1*00 aq R of werebouee or Igbt mduatrV M SOSO/mo groa* laaaa AMO 1700 aq ft 2nd floor offlce

FOR LEASE • RoyM Oek OMemere St S of 14 MB* Rd E of C o o l d g a 2600 aq ft I p i l induetriM with 920 aq fl of offlce $16BO/mo groea

CALL BOB TENNANT THE PRUOENT1AL

GREAT LAKES REALTY 646-6000 436-6136

IOEAL OFFICE 6 RETAIL SPACE From 1*5 aq fl lo 1500 * q fl atarang I rom >175 Fire! and aecxjnd floors Ford Rd 4 MtddNtaa 422-24*0

1 luOMMa

PLYMOUTH OOMfNTOWN Spadou* 1*00 aq R off lce can aubdMde Skyagw* M an annua Ca l Deborah 22*- 7674

PLYMOUTH Downtown I

PLYMOUTH. DOWNTOWN Smal Mam St

* * * - » 7 T

Prime Southfield 12 MILE RO /

NORTHWESTERN

0tc.-8u». Spoco Sot*/LBOM

SOUTHFIELD/Talegrapn Rd 423 aq fl on flrst floor Recandy ' * -decorated >360 par monm n d u d a a M j t a t i e l C a l weekday* 353-5750

W UVONIA Prhrate off lce* >200 monthly

3 8 7 B u * . - P r o ( . B l d g s .

SOIO/LOOM

A HEAD WITH DESIGN a the name of tha auoceeah* beau-ty salon thai has bean aetataabed tar 6 yr* 5 atabon*. and plenty of p a r t i n g High trafflc araa Aak Ing >16.900 - buameea onky

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

522-3200 453-4300

389 I n d u t L / W a r o h o u M

SOIO/LOOM BIRMINGHAM

induamM 8u*dlng For Laaaa 7600 aq f l wim anachad 5 bay ga-rage. -aiaed oad lng aock a r flouraacant I t offlce araa 4 p a r t a * Vary raaaonabia 557-0770

OFFICE - WAREHOUSE Wa*ad Laka 1000 aq fl $4O0'MO

Sanbraan Company 313 647-3250

PLYMOUTH RD at MERRtMAN 5400aqft of warahouae apace Eaay frewway acLaaa Truck dock at grade door 2011 Racking $4 eqft

422-13*0

988 Commercial/ Retail

BEAUTY SALON S u t w b e n Woodward 2 c h a * aMon wtm equipment n lobby of off lce buRBng Comer of 9 m*e able $3*5 -7000

DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON

Location location 4 Qeea Image 3331* Grand RNar Thaa a your cbanca to ocor * M BEST apeoa m town F^*y Real IM ad muHI-atory buadkng Tin oaMngs B r * * waas. mapM floor* a r y a ^ t s H^R IraHto araa. (naat door lo T>'ikk a l W a

2*1-6460 Daya

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH-FOREST PLACE MALL

1*0 a q R 4 726 aq R I A a ] rr <11--| 465-7373

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH - Prime 1420

aq P i "

FARMRIOTON DOWNTOWRI Ri street a v o a r s IBOil i t i

perking Secretary 4 phone aarMoaa • M a l N an C a l 366- 6 * 70

REDFORD TOWNSHIP B?4350 JO> ROAD

l a * a f c 3 gr»l AaRQLUTQLyôuntTi

• ^ 4 0 0 S Q ? T k B L O O f S C O 6SB-7

$1 060 mo c » W I » O D RBALTY aac

1(31*1471-7;

ROYAL OAK '400

KTZJTS •OUTHFWLO oaa* 7am 6pm $ * M MM

ana at leaaa— a a* Oaa* m • «MI C a * a ^ tar

M M AR OON M M M A

We Beat All Prices Troy, Auburn HRs Rochawer

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Offlce waranouM Rochaaaar HR*/ A u t » n HRa area Linn aaa.a i ac-

•000 2000, 2400 3000. 3200 10.000 aq f l una* ancy Brokers wi

Marc J Stok 663-1525 or 377-**70 avanaygs

13 Months Free With Ad Ca» For Datatts

Expires Juna 30. 1M3

371 Comml/lnd Vacant Proporty

FARMMGTON

. meny u 313-477-1216 or 313-77»-2

I properly Ca* KEITH ROGERS

Thompaon-Broam 553-6700 FOR SALE

676 Haggarty Road kon taga acraa •»> a a IR/Ouaanai d a i i new WN^ iR l north o l 16 M i a Ro

Thor mpaon-Brc 553-6700

beat Ca l Mard* 513-9093

Novl/Farmirvgton Area

HIGHLAND HILLS ESTATES

Wa have a mc* i nac t i on of mooaa homa* 2 4 3 badroom*. 2 bath*.

kances */c. aoma wtm lap 4 shingle Meny wim ovar 1 200 aq ft

g apace, porche* decks 4 mora1 Pncad f rom >15.900 to >36 900

Call Joanne

QUALITY HOMES 474-0320 or 474-0333

NOVI MEADOWS

MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY

The Naw American LRaatyt*

LUXURY WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUM HOMES

S*n<j» Beach From on Laka Huron naar Oacoda. Secmoed Wooded Lima-

Only 20

>178.000 CALL Pine Ridge Bay 517-773-451

Everanga $17-772-225*

MANISTEE LAKE CANA l 120f! frontage wim 35ft furbished mob*e home Poeattwe BuMdmg arte >43.900 Prefer caah 39^-0*08

P C * " — A t o r ' 2pm

C' U N " R- L JXURY SALEW Big 4 Beautiful' Ranch with fu l flr lahec! - i l j i !.iwer level tofaRng 3696 sq - *«' floo- master suite Grnat her- * l o •r-te' ainmg* Sut o r 10 n c r » -ok»•,->!) pond 4 pole bar- >3.25.000 C a l K«»h Elk Ins < " d * t * H Office 347-3060 Homa 425 921"

COLDWELL BAN" f R Schweitzer ReM Estate

339 Lots and Acroogo ForSa*e

ANNOUNCING TIMBERVIEW ACRFS G e n t * roBng. 7 i mcr*

to

MECOSTA COUNTY 50 Lakafronl 4 Lake Ac caaa cotlagee and homes o r Canadam Horsebeec MamirTy Mlramichi Pramy and School Sec to r t a»es

from $35 000 10 Aakmg fr $250 000

COLDWELL BANKER Lakas Realty

8520 100m Avenue Stanwood. Mi 49346

( 6 1 6 » 7 2 - 8 3 0 0

B'RV . " H A M SCHOOLS Troy

Bnauti 'u pnmr raeMlentlai Ot. haev treerr -9c . 135 Aakmg >95 000

433^3767

BIRMINGHAM 9lALD~fG SITES

5" acres $95 000 37 a—in $65 000 .« « 'NC 646- 1400

On« site One . l ie k»«.y e°<

9 ' no*/ beac i f i , B t a c -

H f l i s . Abso«"teiy 1 ? acre w r o d e d le*.

.ild Hilt5 s c ~ - n N Crty

$' 19 J00 626-3620

acra tot

To mqua* about nmm or pre owned home* ca l John Van at Ouaaty

313-344-1966 Located tn community dubhouaa 1 m*e S o l Grand Rnar of! Napier Rd

14x70 1963. 3 bedrooma, 2 » . nawty raca rpauo . deck $

mora Absolute ghe away Now $14,400 347-7834

PARK ESTATES 19*9, 12x60fl Ex~ caflarn condno r Nww k j m e c e 4 hot water healer 10x20' porch 4 6x24 expando Senior pa r t on wooded tot. $11,500 721-5325

NEAR TRAVERSE CITY - Ofl Golden Pond Unique 4 badroom. 2 bam greet room. Arepiace, famly room 2'4 car garaga Country French oa-dttr $149 000 616-275-7055

•og nome Ofl Vapiece f j -n iahed Exce*ent condlt lor $149 500

GAYLORD COUNTRY CLUB Che-l a i . c u s t o m bu i l t F i r e p l a c e $139 000

OTSEGO LAKE ACCESS 3 bed 'ooma $44 90Q

PLYMOUTH HILLS - 1966 2 bed-room*. 2 fu l bath* a land «richer a* GE appkanca* nay Naw carpet, o r i g i n * owners $14,900 456^3107

REDMAN 1990 - 14x80 2 bed-room*. 2 balh*, lacuza. cantrM Mr. appaancaa. porch, m a d . laraa lot. beeutlfm ahape $19,600 72J-6871

REDUCED LovMy 1990 Caro*ton on greet Ot. S l ov * refngeraior dlahwaaher washer dryar shad vtnyt aiding, ahmgla roof. 6 m. k i tenor waa*. up-

Was >23.900 - now >16,000 C«mRot Uanufacturad Homea

349- 7794

REPO, REPO.REPO Exca*ant lerma tar alghtfy

HOMETOWN USA

SECURE COMMUNITY LIVING A LARGE

4 bedroom Nome wah abed can aa be r o u l tar -«tdar >S00/mo TflR

•aam a •nan HOMETOWN USA

SNOWBiROS-iow com MKMgan Uvatg m Cbaaaeu Avon m l>ui.ii*atR HRs 2 bedroom* 12x66 7x24 ex-

beat After 5pm

00 TO+AL PER MONTH

mdudk ig Ot rent Ty»e 2 bedroom 2 balh home a er t re mce

Ca* tar an appointment today" 1 0 * down 9 * APR, 240 mo

HOMETOWN USA

MICHAYWE - 4 bedroom 2 bam >79.500

NEAR GARLAND COUNTRY CLUB Moor Lake lakefrcmt - 2 bedroom >47 500

10 WOODED ACRES - 3 bad room larg* garag* >64.900

CM! AJlca GR m Gaylord 1-600-950-7690

COLDWELL BANKER SCHMIDT REALTORS

PETOSKEY - contemporary oondo on Lira* Traverse Bay 3 bedroom 2'n baths 2200 aqfl decks, lantaa He Maw*. 2 car garag* >325 000 After 6pm 655-6502

TRAVERSE CTY, 2 - 1 * c r * OH*. Timber C M SubdhitMor on Old ll 1 Pemneula. quWt wooded Ltndargroimd utattas 616-947-7144

WONDERFUL - Lake Michigan 4 WaBoor Lake from homea 4 biddable mas Ca*

1-600-231-6050

eLOOMHE D - I ' LS 2' backing lo pond Wetwr 6 aewer Po lan i al wa ! " out $169 900

Snyder Knnwy Berman 4 Keating 644-7000

RvOOMFtELD HILLS Custom ouR home or purchaae land outright Beautiful wMkout woodad s i t * $68 Q00 Larwt Only,

HEPf*ARD & ASSOC. 855-6570

Bkxxrifieid HRa schools $??5,000 C a l Mergy Gnau

644 -6300 Weir Snyder 4 Ranke

CHELSEA 15 a o e * p«rkwd t-eee serJudeC bu«d Mte $6? VX3

166 7972

FARMINC TON Mil I S bwautHul Ot Ml l a w r-eae 4 crwek Approxi-mately two ffards ac r i Paved road, a l J t a t m Lamer St 3 Mock* S of 10 mas. haa block E of Orchard Lake $46 400 By owner 471-2906

FRANKLIN VACANT LAND Bund your own dream houaa! TotM privacy on appro imate*y 2 ' * acraa backing to the Fr-anfckn RNwr 3*war at street Motivate aMtor bring a l o f fe rs Reduced 10 $169 900 BO6530RIV

6?6-8700

Cranbrook Assoc Inc I tc in

GREEN OAK TWP. SOUTHLYOW

Lot* from $35 000 m naw develop-ment some wooded 1 acra te 2 H acraa N of 9 m«e befwear Obrboro 4 RuMitor (313K66-5798

HARTLAND SCHOOLS I lACRCS 3 m*> off M 59 4 US 23 A r i a l ID

course PoaRbN Land Contract 900 3*0-0218 es

D E T R O I T ' S L A R G E S T E X E C U T I V E OFFICE

N E T W O R K Pr iva t e omcea / f l e x l b i * terms C o m p l e t e secretarial services Personal ized telephone answering Conference m e e t i n g facilities Private p a r k i n g

(313) 462-1313

3 BEDROOM doucaaeMd* «an aRad c e n t r a aa aMRar 4 Ryat . and mora L n i M i l

HOMETOWN UBA ° ° ^ 5 «

W A T E R F R O N T . ^.EBQP£fiTY MARYSVILLE, Ml.

KRAMER REALTY 313-987-4622

" S C Kathy Peters

REAL EST A T I ONE 4 9 7 - 2 3 6 4

SS3 Northern Property For Sale

on Long Lake! HeiaahMta* doc* boat h o M 4 m m Juat > 7 * * 0 0 Ca* L a m S i 16art. Cardury »1 Cro RaaRy

» i 7 - 3 a * - 2 t * i n i 4 » r .

ANTRR* OOU6TTY CHALET Haan of anow utaaRt S li i a i.

•OYNE CTTY

CTTY O an I

OAYLOPD-S H O M Y M M B O W T

o a n « i

aoo Maple EXECUTIVE SUITES

Private Offices

From $450 • Across tr>e street from

new parking structure • immediate Occupancy • Professional Secretarial Service • FREE utilities. Maintenance

& Janitorial • FREE Copying. Notary ft

Conference Rooms

S & D Management 645-1851

M M

6E* O&E T h u r s d a y , J u n e 2 4 , 1 9 9 3

M Lots and Acreege For Sat*

BLOOMFIELD

b t a M o w o m a O r i o r buaoar* o» n d M d u M *

Omy • I m M M mk

CMI Judy o l 737-OMO


E X C L U S I V E L Y N n Sub . ram

tm i m M Q ASK FO« MAMCY MCMWOER

S1-»50 6 K > - 2 « 7

COMMCnCC TWP tuMna MM* rtMtMd among U l p«ri— In b u n i M Ptne C m V * m W a * lo prmete CMOh aod ier**» court Can b u m to aun

CALL BAUC€ QOOLD AT THC MICHIGAN GROUP

REALTORS INC 4M-3C00

UVONIA - r u f f a c r * q u M ai r—I n — i d a n t i l araa

^ S S m 0 0

LrVONIA 8 MILE ANOHU8BARO 1«0 • 170 $75 000 A* utWtMa Land contract Tarma 42 7 -3966

NOflTHFICLD TOWNSHIP 18 ACHES: 5 an<J >0 ACRES. 2 ACRES; Boeing terra. Land Contract Tarma 437-1174

NOVI - 1 ACRE pome raMdantM kot W a * to Maadow&rooa Coix i t ry d u b 313-563-2018 or 313-553-3440

P1NCKNEY - Icwaly wooOed 8 roll-ing 25 acre p a r e * in vi l lage o l Pvckney Ready lo Oev«oo Into 31 iota $146 900 f lexible !arm» avail-able Cat Lynn Boutwall

MOLING REAL ESTATE 522-5150 437-2056

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EXCLUSIVELY COMMERCE TWP o " Carey Rd Country aertmg. 1 acre on cul-de-aac. Area oI cualom rwmee Huron Veaey Schools Comer Uaa« Court 6 Four Oaks Dr $47,900

CALL NANCY MEINtNGER 851-9950 610-2557 346-9950

WALNUT LAKE ACCESS-SoC II 2 beautiful apaOoua buMIng trtaa with ireee grmm 8 atraam naar Oubftouee Sewer 8 water 855-5067

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W « n . Pood SotxJMelor* City a m e r 8 water mealy wooded W B l o w flaw acnoola Lota Irom $50,000

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940 Laka Whar ft—pit 342 Lakalront Property

PORT AU6TINVIN-TOWN W a * H I — i i m e f l 3 tta*ooin noma on 116 f l oI lake Iroraaoa »aai iWii l Man Data. Raal Eataw One 517-874-6181

SCHUSS MOUNTAIN RESORT. G o * oourae lot. 3rd hole. mcluOee H»-t m traa aKang lor o a n a $29,500 or beet Evantnga. 647-2224

342 Lakalront Proparty ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS

^ . Upoar Sir arta lake-front alia and noma A l aporta. prtvale

Ovar an acre Open Sunday 3-5pm. N ol Pontlac Tr H oi l C N O r c f w d Tr 4949 Elmgate

Mary Saint Amour Really 669-0999

Long Lafci rary. n w i e n n condition, 3 bedroome w.'den. Anoned baaamant. large maatar aurte ovartooka ia*a Pncad below appraiaal value. $275,000 Owner* tranalarrlng 363-0656

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ANTRIM COUNTY - H W m a l S a H Laka Charming yaar-round noma wlO> 100 It aandy frontage 3 tad-room. 2 been, flmaftad lower wad-out baaamant $189,400

Aak tor B 0 6 or JUOY C o k l . e a Banker

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BOGIE LAKE BEAUTY - 1300 aq.ft 2 bedroom rancfi. great room, tv ing room, tolta. 1H bath*. 2 H car ga-rage. tread lot. sandy bo t tom frorv laga $ 139.000 owner 363-6507

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BEST DEAL IN TOWN 3 bedroom. 1 be t f a luminum rancrv larga lot. dac*:. 2 H car garage CompWely painted 8 carpeted Im-mediate pcaaaaaicin FHA term* •vaaebla $79,900 AO VEST REALTY 559-3333

ALL SPORTS, 2 badroom home year round enjoyment $64,900 Ca* •lataor 8 Yor*. mc Realtor* 313 «49 4466

A MILLION DOLLAR view ol Lower Long Laka. 400' fUeiop lakalront oreetigwu* OuHdmc arte W Kir* In the HMa 592-6365. Eve* 645-0011

BELLEVILLE LAKE HOME and/or buHdable KM on canal natural area, boat dock. 3 badroom, 3 bam. »-brwy. 2 car greennouee 455-5050

DUCK LAKE Relax and en|oy tm* valua pecked wetertront Colonial wtth ovar 2500 *q n 5 bedroom. M l walk out baae-ment lormal dlmng room and over-aaad 2 car garaga Unbelievable priced at $215,000, For detai l* can AUDREY G O L M at 867-5529 or 360-1425

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CASS LAKEFRONT Cu*tom contemporary home m private natural setting on a l sports Caaa Laka European cabinetry, a rch i tec tura l l ight ing, fkreplace whirlpool/apa. *outharn exposure taOulou* View* $479,500

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KEATINGTON LAKEFRONT HOME 4 bedroom. 3 batha. all sport Lake V o o r h a J * O r i o n T o w n * h l $290,000

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CASS LAKEFRONT - 100H frontage. 5 badrooma. 2'4 bath*, oi l Orchard laka Rd . Weet Bioomflald School* $139,500 Call 855-5067

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MOTIVATED SELLERS ready to move into new home down the street, need to saa their cuatom rancfi wtth walk-out 3 bedroom*. 2 ' t bath*. hr*t floor laundry, euro krtchen. 2 stone ttrepiacea. 2 dec** . 90 ft shoreline on Quiet bay Stashed to $229,900

Sylvia L Cole ReaJ Estate Broker 313-629-4 161

342 Lakalront Proparty •RtGHTON -1796 aq It 3 M Nome Coii<Meas»i FVepiece sandy beach $164,900 • 1 1 1 6 9

CALL RANOY MEEK THE MICHIGAN GROUP

REALTORS MC 227-4600 Exl 220

HIGHLAND A waterfront cnermer Price fuel reduced Nice 2 bad room home wfth 8S on water wRh i»r«ct sccssa to Due* Laka Homa hae marry up-detaa Only $69 ,900 Aa* tor

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348-6430 437-2254 LAKE ANGELUS 105 f r o n t a g e buMdaWe lot wtw septic field, ma-ture fruit trees pond • •ansa $400,000 Land cont ract terme

647-1563

LAKE SHERWOOD 4 bedroom contemporary on mam lake, $269 000 313-665-1629

LAPEER - 2 Badroom cot tage 60 ft private a* aports E k Lake Prtvale road Eaataide of lake ^ hr N of Rochester $99,500 969-2232

Lakefront-Sheiby Twp BaautHm 3 bedroom. 3V» bath boc* rancfi. over 2200 sq ft Featuree av ckjde central ak. whir lpool tub Fk-ished walk out lower level leaturea amartammant 8 racraettonal area* wtth 2nd fireplace. 2nd kitchen. U l bath bar 8 work shop d o o r w a l to p a t i o 8 l a k a P r o f e s i i o n a l l y landacaped wfth automatic sprinkler system, 3 car garage AJI this plus laks frontage for $259,900

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*ear round homa*. cab ins 8 vacant Call to be put on our mai l ing U l

REAL ESTATE ONE Oscoda .1-800-645-7185 Tawas .1-800-645-7186

342 Lakalront Proparty COMMERCE TWP .-a* aport lower s i r s i t * lake. Bsai iamj bedroom MkaRont

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Wslertront MCS I rom $55,000 m naw development Vt acre to 2vt ecree N a4 9 Mae between Dubo ro $ Ruahlon (313)466-5792

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tOO leet on a l aporta t spaooua 1.915 sq h three bedrooms, three bathrooms, newer thermal w indow* riew boat 'acany wrth electric h o w sprinkler system and loeds more Can Kan Gen t le st 347-3050 or Psger 306-3042

COLDWELL BANKER Schweitzer Reel Eslats

LOWER STRAITS LAKE AN0 GOLF COURSE FRONTAGE, prestigious Edgewood Park Drrve App ro * 125 laks frontags. completely updated tn 90 $279 000 662-6442

PINE LAKE FRONT Cuatom con-temporary w/'wews Irom every win-dow Features vaulted ceilings. 3 wet bars, (acuzzt. hot tub. security w/outsHJe cameras, sauna, steam room 3 fireplaces basement w/sec-ond kitchen plus 4 car garage Built 1986 $559,900 W96P1N

WALNUT LAKE FRONT CONTEM-PORARY' l 5 acraa w ' tabulous views Open floor plan, black granite master bath 8 kitcfien, walkout low-er level. 4 ca< garaga loaded wtth amenrties $979,000 WA-46WAL

CALL MARIE SEXTON MAX BROOCK REALTY 626-4000

SEE SUNSET f rom beautiful custom hide-away on Burt Lake waterfront Andersen windows deck fireplace, only $169,900 616-922-8052

VIEWS1 Doorwaits1 Incredible dec*, great room. 4 bedrooms A l sports Lake West Bioomheid Schools

HEPPARD & ASSOC. 855-6570

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SILVER LAKE/OEXTER 2 1H beth 3 car garaga. s-itsaeril lo-cation beautiful $160,000 C M lor appointment. 313-426-1212

TORCH LAKE HOME, 200 leet fron-tage 2 badroom. *rapiece 3 ge-agae $250 000 (190-1161

CALL Stale Wide 616-599-2166

WALNUT LAKE 2 bedroom houee Nice view oI lake $270,000 By owner 932-3146

w O L y 2101 room, great room piece, 2 deck*, b $169 900 Ask

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CHOICE LOCATIONS no» at Parkview Memorial. Block C. section 264 6 lo t* Bloc* C section 265 2 lots $600 sech

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MT HOPE MEMORIAL GARDENS 2 choice lots, 2 Ambassador vaults Gardan o< Peace $2400.'beat oftor

464-7294

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• S t o v e ! RaMaaraaor • CWwaahar ft Olapoaal • CantrM A*/Heat • Ver Co.

• Laundry la L — O • Pool ft OuHiouaa • Sorry, no petal • MOO rebate lor i

455-7440

t O B E Y o u r t i c k e t t o f i n e

5 5 7 - 0 8 1 0

• 1 & 2-bed r o o m a p a r t m e n t s • 2 - b e d r o o m t o w n h o m e s • D i s h w a s h e r / v e r t i c a l b l inds • B a l c o n i e s / p a t i o s • P o o l s s a u n a / c a r p o r t s

C o l o n i a l C o u r t A p a r t m e n t s

2 Bedroom Special 1 M o n t h Fr«=»<=» P<=»nt o n s e l e c t e d u n i t s

PI.YMOI TII CANTON

t V i f l a j f e t S j u i r e /

Y O U ' L L L O V E I T ! All N e w - S c e n i c - I d e a l l y L o c a t e d

CAMTON - WAYNE - W E S T L A N D A R E A S

Rent f r o m

per m o n t h Aak About Our Move-In Special

2 B e d r o o m D e l u x e U n i t s E V E R Y UNIT I N C L U D E S

Wasner and Dryer Window Treatment* Deluxe Cabmen and Appl iance* Sound P-otacttor Great Floor Ptan and mucn mora

I n i l Hfl U —I r w l . i rrf onfy v . mile E a « ot 1-275

Model Open Buamea* Offtc Daily 12-5 except Th ft Sun Weekday* 8-5

3 2 0 - 1 B 3 O 3 9 8 - 4 8 4 2

Birmingham's Best Gets Better . nme&cre Occcoancv • 2 êcjrcon- Apartrênts

w 2 & 3 B e a o o m T c w r r o u s e s

• 3 5 0 ° ° sec jrrv deoos t

6 4 6 - 1 1 8 8

1 Newly D e c o r t f e a

• E i e c ^ o x ; Seci/ity Svêrr a r t i Emefgeocy Svsterr

1 = r e p l a c e s & Sunaecw m s e l e c t e d jr*ts

1 ' ' e s e r / e a Carports

L e a s i n g H o u r s : 9 a m S o r n d o t y Sot 1 2 n c o r i - 3 d r n

A p a r t m e n t s

O N E M O N T H F R E E O N S E L E C T

$ 2 0 0 S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T

F R O M $ 4 5 0 I n c l u d e s H e a t

• Picnic Area ft « • T rnm« ( o u r t * • Pool A Sauiu^ • v - i ood« f r o m l-J!"S • B ike Trai ls • Basketbal l Cour t • C h i l d r m ' « P1a> S i r * • Vert ical Bbncb • Pet Sect ion SvailaMe

• Spacious, n c w h decorated suites w i t h dishwxshers

' Ind iv idual ly contrt>Ued heat ft air • Short Term leases Mai lable

• J o b Transfer I la uses Available

S4 ino t cs f r o m l - - ' - S - l - 9 - l I-SK>

O n F o r d R o a d , j u s t c a s t o f l - 2 ~ S Daily 9-" Saturday 11-6 Sunday 11-5

77 beautiful acres of park and recreational paths - Four Seasons of activity with comfortable living in a special neighborhood atmosphere in Farmington Hills Excellently serviced and maintained 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses Easy and

1-275 - direct routes to the airport, downtown Detrort and Birmingham Southfield are 9 Mile Road 1 "j miles west of Farmington Road Was-im and Dryers *i c*»t*n aoartmena A UZNtS DEVELOPMENT CALL TODAY

4-78-4664

981-3891

N O W L E A S I N G !

HILLSIDE A P A R T M E N T S

W i n d e m e t v Apartments

LIVING YOU CAN AFFORD TO ENJOY C e n t r a l A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g C o n v e n i e n t T o S h o p p i n g A n d E i p r e M w a y i e a W e T V * » » < i a e i a

• P r i v a t e B a l c o n y / P » t i o • K i t c h e n W i t h O p e n B a r C o u n t e r • D e n t A v a i l a b l e • l ' i B a m * A v a i l a b l e • A n d M o r e . V i s i t U * A n d S e e F o r Y o u r a e r t !

O n H a l s t e d '/J M l l « N o r t h o f Q r a n d River I n F a r m i n g t o n Mi l ls

FROM $ 4 . 7 5 '

Won. - Fri 9 6. Sat 10 5: Sun 12 - 5

Westland HUNTINGTON ON THE HILL

TWO BEDROOM SPECIAL $200 OFF 1st Month's Rent

Suites from $500 $ 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t

I n c l u d e s H e a t • S p a c i o u s - S u i t e s • D i s h w a s h e r s • V e r t i c a l b l i n d s • P a r k S e t t i n g

425-6070 A n n A r b o r T r a i l , W e s t o f I n k s t e r R d .

D a i l y 9 - 6 ; S a t . 1 0 - 2 ; S u n . 1 2 - 4

LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS

FEATURING: • HEAT I N C L U D E D IN RENT

• Washer & Dryer m Every Apartment • Cathedral Ceilings «.tth

Unique Accent Windows Available S w i m m i n g P o o ! a n d C l u b h o u s e

L E A S I N G O F F I C E O P E N M o n . - F r i . 1 0 - 6 • S a t . 10 -5 • S u n . 1 1 - 5

i O P W 1

Sy 471 -3625 r • s D r . * n r ~ j r ; ]

I NOW LEASING 1

SOUTHPORT n e w 1 & 2 B E D R O O M

LAKE FRONT APARTMENTS f r o m : $470 • HEAT INCLUDED IN RENT

• Washe* & Dryer in Every Apar tment • Al l Laket ront Apar tments • Thru-Uni t Des ign for Maximum flPivacy

and Cross Vent i la t ion • Cathedral Cei l ings Avai lable • Centra l Air Cond i t ion ing • Pr ivate Balcony or Pat io • Modern K i tchen w i th Open Bar Counter

6 2 4 - 6 4 8 0

Westland HAWTHQBJiJEjpJtMB

TWO BEDROOM SPECIAL $200 OFF 1st Month s Rent

$ 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t I n c l u d e s H e a t

• V e r t i c a l B l i n d s • P e t S e c t i o n

• S h o r t T e r m L e a s e s A v a i l a b l e

522-3364 7 5 6 0 M e r r i m a n

B e t w e e n A n n A r b o r T r a i l a n d W a r r e n D a i l y 9 - 6 ; Sa* . & S u n . 1 2 - 4

Plymouth/Canton FRANKLIN PALMER ESTATES

ONE MONTH FREE Suites from $455

I n c l u d e s H e a t $ 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t

• P e t S e c t i o n • S h o r t T e r m L e a s e s

397-0200 O n P a l m e r , W e s t o f L i l l e y

P i t y B 7 | 8 * . A ^ - 4 - • -

Plymouth/Canton HILLCREST CLUB

ONE MONTH FREE (ON SELECT SUITES) $200 Security Dapoait

Includes Heat • Par* Setting • Short Term Leases

453-7144 12350 Risman

S. of Plymouth Rd.. E. of Haggerty Daily 9-7 Sat. A Sun. 12-4

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A P A R T M E N T S

LIVING Y O I CAN

Afford To Enjoy! 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM

s O Z C H E A T

S O U T H P O R T

i i O n I-B4 N o r t h S e r v i c e Dr ive S e t w a e n

M a g g a r t y Rd 4 Set l e v * la Rd.

Leasing Office Open M o n - Fr i . U M

Sat 19-5."San ta-3 697-87

a

365 J U J I N C L U D E D Bvaumui o t - t i r n y in a G r e a f t o c a f f o n '

V o d t ' . O p o i ' • W o n S . i l 9 h • S .

6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4

^ P ^ R T M E N T S

Where We Have Something For Everyone!

You choose the amenities you want • HEAT INCLUDED

• 12 UNIQUE • WASHER & DRYER FLOOR PLANS IN APARTMENT

New 1 A T Bedroom

r Hjt/™"*)! Lakefront w s v

1 Apartments

* "srl from fl * i • rf i 1?

8405

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LOCATED IN N O V I ON PONTIAC TRAIL 1 MILE EAST Of BfCK R O A D

OPfN DAILY » - 4 • SUNDAY 11-S

6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6

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400 Apts. For Root 400 Apts. For R u t 400 Apts. For Root 400 Apta. For Rent 400 Apts. For Ront 400 Apts. For Ront 400 Apts. For Ront

T h u r s d a y , J u n e 2 4 , 1 9 9 3

400 Apts. For Ront Canton •

_ E A I R W A Y C L U B Qoffsk)e Apts.

1 1 & 2 Bedroom rc-w Free Goff

Heat & Hot Water Free Carport Included

7 2 8 - 1 1 0 5

CANTON - SeCTuOed location naar •xpreeewey 12&5 par month plus util it ies 1 m o n » rani Oapoart spm aes-aoos

CANTON-1 Bedroom $3«S par m o o f f including naai » water Se-curity depoert & relersnoss 'S*jmreo B90LOQR0 CaiaPtare 571-432'

CLAWSON/TROV I oaOroom. CaaatJtanca >sn

rrrm fJirwH r»«m—afMt W l bar must see J49S/mo 549-S6SS

Oak Village 2 7 5 8 A c k i e y

Westland 721-8111

"Family Living At it.*

T w o b e d r o o m , o n e b a t h d u p l e x r a n c h

"homes w i t h f u l l b a s e m e n t s

pe f FREE RENT

month SPECIALS

• On-stte management • Spacious yards • On -s i te m a i n t e n a n c e • G a s ranges , frost • Lawn cutting tree refrigerators • Snow removal • One small pet

Open Mon -Fri. 9-7, Sat 10-5 Sun 12-5

Cl-AWSON/TROY-510 tar 1 Bedroom. carpeting. bands, no raga Haal A ursier rxJuded Ou»-a< Budding 9 4 7 7 0 7 8

CANTON S o l J o y R a .W m 1275

L O W M O V E - I N C O S T S 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.

From $355* Heat Included

Window Treatments S T O N E Y B R O O K E

A P A R T M E N T S 4 5 5 - 7 2 0 0

Moo -Fn 9-5 Sat 10-5 Son 11-4

•L imi ted l ima First 6 month* ol a one res ' wees * • « . 'ssldsnts Sa-laci units

Canton

S I N G L E S T O R Y L I V I N G

1 Bedroom Apt. • Paaca I qum - no ona above

or below you • Private errtranca/patio • OtSrty f oom- s'asftsr dryar Hookup • Flexible leasee I mors

CONVENIENCE * COMFORT NO STAIRS-NO HALLWAYS

S4S5V M O N T H

CALL TOOAYI H e a t h m o o r e A p a r t m e n t s

9 8 1 - 6 9 9 4 At Ford Rd 4 I-27S on Haggerty

N V* DETROIT 1 badroom - MOO up 2 Bedroom - ( 5 0 0 up

incluOss Neat A water - 534-9340

N O V I R I D G E * E X T R A *

= G R E A T N E W S F O R F A M I L I E S

• 2 Bedroom Apartments f rom

• 2 Bedroom Townhomes from

• Novi Schools

• P o o l , T e n n i s & C l u b h o u s e Wi ih k x e n . ; « k a u i u y

• 24 Hour Service

O H 10 M i l e Be tween N o v i Road A Meadowhrook

NOVI RIDGE 349-8200

Dearborn Mts

CAMBRIDGE APTS.

• Within wsfcmg distance to shopping. church restaurants

• Specious i badroom deluxe apts

CALL 274-4765 OFFICE HRS MON - FRI 9-6 SAT 10-4

A York Community

L ive o n t h e W a t e r ! at D e t r o i t ' s # 1 A d d r e s s

• Prtv*ta m

PAVILION COURT

i luxury apartments i marina

• 2 story heelth d u b • Grocery store cats dry cleaner • interconnected community • 20 seres of l a n d s c a p e

Rive r f r on t T o w e r s Ne i t to Joe LOUM Arena

COUNTRY HOUSE APARTMENTS 7 MM. w of Tetagraph

Lrve m a Beautiful park I ke setting' SPECTACULAR

t A 2 badroom apartments Carpet A <«rticaa QSnds Pool A a r condit ioning

Call lor appomtmants A specials 533-1121

Detroit RIVERHOOSE COOP

9900 E Jefferson Detroit l oca ted on the Petrofl Rnvar

Studios t A 2 bedroom ooops. s»s-Bsnt high nae Amenit ies • 24 hr security • Pool • Cabte Reedy • Grocery Store • Beauty Salon • Gi l l Shop • Resleurant

A l in tha budding" Stan at (3800

Call Lmda Gernev 821-2700 Equal Mousing Opportunity

Discover lor yoursef why

ORCHARD CREEK APTS ot Fwmmgton Mima

is the community lor you Our spacious 2 Oadroom a p t * ara Mad with luxuries • Private entrances - Gas-log fireplaces • mtrus«on/flrs alarm • snd much mors stsr l ing at $770 on selected uni ts '

855-1250

CANTON

C A R R I A G E C O V E L U X U R Y A P T S .

(LILLFY A WARREN)

We take prtde in offering the fottowtng services to our tenants.

picnic ai Spec ia l !

24 Iw _ , . Beautiful grounds with p o d A

aree with BSO's handicapped i*Hts

Raeftul stmoaphars 1 CaBSS s I aSatils Many mora amanlMaa

. Short term M e s a (certain conditions apply)

NO OTHER FEES

L u x u r y m a d e a f f o r d a b l e

2 B E D R O O M S

from 8 6 9 5 i n c l u d i n g c a r p o r t

1 M o n t h F r e e b a S e l e c t S a t t e e

• Fully Equipped Health Club • Washer and Dryer i n Bach Unit

On Haggerty Road

3 4 8 - 1 i a o D a i l y 9 - 7 S a t . A S u n . 1 1 - 5

W e s t l a n d ' s Best V a l u e . . .

A P A R T M E N T S • Close to Work' • Convenient to Shopping'

O u r V a l u e P a c k a a e I n c l u d e s : • Fashionable updated apartments

• DISHWASHERS • Mini Dlinos

• Large secure onvate storage 'oor- witt each apartment Pool & CiuOhouse

R E N T S

s425*

• Heat & Water • Balconies

• Air condit ioner • Laundry facil i t ies

in each bui lding

A v a i l a b l e • Cable TV • Speoal Pet Units

393-5030

NO F R I L L S J U S T V A L U E

A p a r t m e n t s A v a i l a b l e s 3 4 5

1 & 2 B e d r o o m

H e a t P a i d

BURGESS MANOR APTS

1 7 2 4 1 B u r

(313) 532-9347

Now Open...

Ona Bedroom - *620 BOO SQ n Two Bedroom - 1 5 » 5 1100 sg ft Vertical bands A carport included Prolsssionsl on-site msnapement 20 plus yrs experience Naar X-ssays. shopping, arpor t

Roee Doltarty. Property Manager 961-4490

W 7 MILE - 1 bedroom from $366/ mtn. includes heat, sir A pool Soms w/nmm carpal OuM. secure buSd-n g Opan Set Bam-noon 5SS-SZ30

400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apt*. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant

Farmmgton maa

BOTSFORD PLACE APARTMENTS GRAND RIVER/8 MILE

W. OF INKSTER Behind Botstord Hospnsi

SPECIAL 1 Bedroom for $449 2 Bedroom for $549 3 Bedroom for $049

immediate Occupancy Haw A w « e r inciudad - cable re«Jy

Singles, children, small pets ok Quae! CJoee lo parks and schools

Special conditions lor s 1 year Mass For furthsr mlormetlon. please ca*

615-8920 27883 lr>dependence

Close-Out Special!

S E N S A T I O N A L

1 & 2 Bedroom A P A R T M E N T S

• IncredKHy convenient a reas lo a* mmtor I reewan

• Free covered carport • Mugs F u i Wa* doeats . Spaooua e e t m kltcfter

Mon -Fri 9 i m 5 prr. Sat 10-4 Sun 12-4

A MUST SEEl DON T MISS O l CALL TOOAYI

Pine Aire A P A R T M E N T S

3 5 7 - 1 7 6 1 Managed by R A T

Management another t v » Roeln Community EH<11

F A R M I N G T O N AREA A.aHaB'e now. senior crttrans g-ound "Vx» 8 acra country salt ing S'sr ' lng al $458 par month Meat included Pets welcome 4T i ISO*

FARMINGTON HILLS RENT FROM M 3 0

1500 aq. 11 2 and 3 bedroom town houses 2 H batfis. spsclous masiw b e d r o o m su i te . W s s h e r / d r y ? bknds and covered parking

F O X P O I N T E HALSTEDS l i Mi l F

473 1127 Managed by Kaf fsn Emerprlsss. Inc

P l e a s e c a n c c o j t

o u i S o e c o i s * • t—' c cuocrt S sec urnv i t t o v c«gar-We re prcxjC to oti&r rtie most votue

to' your money " kVeifono C h e r r y HMI n e o i M s t t i m o n

r » - >

3 BGDROOM TOWhHOU'ie • S400 Security ^ • Full Basement t • 1VS Baths • Dishwasher 15

530 $

4 4 0 F R E E H E A T a n d C O O K I N G GAS

M I C R O W A V E • C E N T R A L A I R

Cable Ready • Pool • Clubhouse

Spac ious R o o m s • Pets A l lowed

A d j a c e n t t o A u b u r n H i l l s - near 1-75

W a i t o n B l v d v* m i l e W of Pe r r y

Mon -Eri. S-5 S a t 12-5

C losed Sun 3 7 3 - 0 1 0 0

CjRflNDtilLLE

T O W N H O U S E S

' t o n e

- OK ( / l c T U a t e r

T a n d 2 B e d r o o m $ Q 7 C

— A p a r t m e n t s from u

C a b l e T V !

6 2 4 - 9 4 4 5

• Convenient to Twelve Oafcs Mall 1 Less than 5 minutes from Novi and Farming!on HMa D t a h w a a h o f

Pool • P r H - e t e B e * c o n y / P a t t o

V a h a t y o f F t o o r P l a n s A v a i a M e

Air C o n d M o n i n g

O p e n M o n d e y - Friday l O «

' Lime*1 amm Cat tor dmaHa

T H E BEST P A R T ^ O F T H E DAY IS C O M I N G H O M E . . .

ensington

Within walking * d is tance of downtown

Farmington

^ Spac ious one and two

b e d r o o m apartment

h o m e s

A In-unit washer drêr

^ available

anor apartment homes

A Planned communit> 7 activities

^ Heat included

y Surrounded b> nature's best

O p e n D a i l y \ a

^ 474-2884 ^ ()n Farmington Rd., Jus! South of 9 Mik Rd.

P A R K C R E S T A P A R T M E N T S

West land 's Newest Complex On Warren Ave., E. of Newburgh

Vj Mile W ol Westland Mall & other major sfioppmg

1.000 sq ft. of luxury space. o«enng 2 bedrooms. 1 or 2 Baths, designee 'or privacy if wishing lo share Pnvate laundry rooms vertical Winds dishwashers & Whirlpool appliances Baicon.es Of patios Cats allowed

Senior Citizen Discount Available M o n Sat 10-6 C O O 4 A O S u n N o o n - 6 p m 3 A « * w U 1 0

CANTON'S F I N E S T

BROOKVIEW VILLAGE APARTMENTS

* a r * T F ]

Spac ious 1* & 2 bed room a p a r t m e n t s and t o w n h o u s e s in secluded c o u n t r y s e t t i n g C e n t r a l hea t -ing and a i r cond i t ion ing W a s h e r a n d dryer in e ach uni t Selected u n i t s h a v e g a r a g e s r . i nve -n ien t ly located on P a l m e r n e a r H a n n o n Road Ad-j acen t to Fel lows Creek golf c o u r s e

C a l l 7 2 9 - 0 9 0 0

1 7 1 1 O r c h a r d D r . , C a n t o n

Close-Out Special !

S E N S A T I O N A L

One Bedroom : w w s

3 LEFT! i rcredlbly con«anlant

access to all m | o »ree«ii • Free covered carpor l

Muge Fun Wan closets ' par. ious eat m kltchsn

Mon Fn 9 err 5 pm Sot 10 4 Sw 12 4

- M U S ' SEE' OON r MISS O C A L l TOOA*1

Pine Ridge A P A R T M E N T S

3 5 4 - 3 9 3 0 Msr.aged By R A 1

MenaQer"ant ano'har ftne Rnnln Cornmuntty (FHOI

r s n M I N O ' O N HILLS Lumry ons and fwo bedroom aperiments svaliable

Ca* 477 7T74

BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS |N on Tuck Rd oft 8 N Middlebelt A Orchard Laks Rd oor nsr Ol Folsoml

T I M B E R I D G E

DELUXE 1 & 2 Bedroom Units

From $470 l imi ted time ofler on saseel units

Kev> tenants only 1 ] month lease

•ncluOas appksncae. vertical bands, carpeting pool, ooee m Farmmgton HISS location

Model Open Deny »-5 Eicept Wedneeday

478-1487 775-8206

NORTHVILLE QREEN APTS Extra Large 2 Oadroom MANAGER S SPECIAL

»50 OEF FIRST 3 MONTHS1 MEW CARPET IMOI

Large Wafe-ln Ctoeets FREE Carport

PeecaM Sett ing Private Covered Balcony

N e « Downtown Northviae CALL TOOAY 148-77*3

OAK P/fhK * 1 Bedroom Apts

at $435 OAK PARK GARDEN

APARTMENTS 967-0284 Mon -Frt, 9-5

NOVI SUBLET T i end o l Sept 2 bedroom pool RaaeonaMe Ca* 333-0526

- PLYMOUTH -B R O U G H A M

M A N O R 1 4 2 BEDROOMS

Starting from $435 1 Yr Laass Heat A Water included

Can Mon-Sal 10-C

455-1215

Plymouth

COMFORT - A SWIMMING POOL

$435 - 1 BEDROOM ONE MONTH FREE

Ptymouth Manor Apts

Farmmgton Hits

H A P P I N E S S IS... Moving mto a 1 badroom and

r ing tSS oft on rani A pay SECURITY DEPOSIT verticals

carport mdudad CEDAR8ROOKE APTS 4 7S-0322

FARMINGTON MILLS Greenwood I Apt on 8 M M . W ol Farmmgton Deluxe 1 badroom. ovai 900 sq It includee washer A dryar m unit, ap- I sosncas. vertical blinds d o s e lo ' shopping No pats For more mto I

47B-93S0 j

GARDEN CITY Map lewood 1 I Middlebelt 1 bedroom, sepkv icas 1340 per month Sr Cltt tan d«-count VANREKEN REALTY 941-0790 Or see-* 702

ORCMARO LAKE ROAD leer Telegraph Baautltul wooded setting 1 snd 2 bsdroom spts "•eel snd wstsr included Carpel Air conditioning

FROM $365 ORCHARD WOODS APTS

334-1878

PLYMOUTH CITY OF - 1 badroom. laundry storage, walk-m ctoeets, centrsl sir carport petto, small complex t 4 S 0 ' m o 455-4S5®

Have Your Own Hotline To

What's Happening In Your Neighborhood Call For Home Delivery! Observer & Eccentric

Newspapers 591-0500

- vertical winds - prtvals entrances

SPECIAL RATES

(313)455-3880 A York Community

PLYMOUTH - Oaavable i bedroom apt utilities carpeted air. A appa-ancaa. w s k lo downtoem H 2 0 ' m o plus depoeft 456-1818

PLYMCHJTH'OOPLE* - » dacorsisd. 2 bedroom, wsahsr' dryer. S525<'mo * security A J im lias Ho pels 4S»-0eS4

+ Plymouth Hills

Apartments 746 S Mill St

i LBtay Rd I Between

Arm Arbor Tr /Ann Arbor Rd

• 1 & 2 Bedroom • Window Treatments • Easy Access to 1-275 • Air Conditioned • Dishwasher • Walk to Downtown • Washer/Dryer In each unil

P L Y M O U T H LIVE ON THE PARK

40335 PLYMOUTH RD " - — 0 - * s 101

1 BEDROOM $460 Approved Credit

SENIOR DtSCOUNT

FARMINGTON HI11S sob lease 1 bedroom 1st floor patio pool, go f course, full sBs weshe. 'dryer, tSOC No security B a l e s 4 30. 945 1385

r * R M I N G T O N HILLS 2 000 SQ FT OF PURE t UXURY

Eiegx -ly Jaslgned 2 or 3 bedroon-r»r h ex 1 b e d r o o n lownhouaaa 2"> bat' ia whir lpool tub M l base ment 1 csr at lschad garsgr c ' * S?« l

( O V I N G T O N C L U B 1 s Middwoen

B51 2 ' 3 0 Manoged by Ksf tsn Entarprlsas inc

_ r * r u i N G T O N HILt S •J r ' t < " 9 » 1 bed 'o rx - w t i sap.: il.

-mr & 471 * '• FREE HEAT

r urmlngtori Mills .PL MAPLE RIDGE APARTMENTS

tivsMable MRO tSoC per -nonl». 473 5180

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F Q A N K L I N 6 Q U A K E

C T ~ P A P T M E N T & J

A quaint & quiet apartment community in Livonia, close to great shopping, restaurants. 1-96 access & Metro Airport.

100 Security Deposit

l & c a f K ^ c w o t J e t f

Hines Park, ecoootmcai. 1 and 2

bedroom apartments and townhouses

Comfortable living with air

conditioning, private balconies, huge

closets, beat included Also Cable TV. 2

swimming pools and aerobics fitness center

SMART stop at the front entrance

ONE ktOWTM FREE RENT 4vj SECUflrr

• m « •

LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD. Large 1 Bedroom Units - 15A5

includes wesnsr A dryer m each apartment Carpeting, vertical bunds, deluxe ape*antes balcony patio, swtmmmg pool tennis courts, community room Naar shopping

CANTERBURY PARK 7 rrvrt* fia corv$m Defweer Farmmglon & Mwrimtn R<Ji

473-3983 775-8206 Model open daMy 9-5 excapl Wednesday

Madison Me^hts

SUMMER SPECIAL CONCORD TOWERS

1 A 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS includes

v ' n t . - s t t ^ y a w

S t u d i o , 1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p t s . Luna & Village Apts...on Venoy at Warren Carriage House Apts...on Haggerty at Joy

1 Bedroom from...$425 2 Bedroom from..$460 Studio & Smaller 1 Bedroom from...$390 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

* MOVI-IN SPECIAL! * * 1 Bedroom In Village Apts. * * S400 mo. Includes heat * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Sooc*x , i f *x» ptons • 24 nr -nomlenanc® • V e r r c a DIsxM - Sioroge * is ' iloor louncJry • Secu"l"f oc«ln3 ooors • Cols al towed

• Wosner CJrye' hoo* up n t o n s u rw i

LunaVHlage Apts Mor.-Sat 10-6. Sun 12-6 Ca rnage House Apts Call For Appt

4 2 5 - 0 9 3 0

From

$ 4 5 0 C dis i ' ied Ads

G E T R E S U L T S

Classified Ads

Open Dairy 12-5pm

455-4721

* 0 \ 1 L A K E S A R E A

WATERVIEW FARMS S u i t i - N f r o m 4 1 2 0

6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 Pontiac Trai l Between West and Beck Roads

D a l l y 9-7 Sat . A S u n . 12-4

nest A wstsr WNk-m CIOSSIS Aookancas Carpets* A bands Laundry facetiae Centrsl mr A pool

4 5 5 - 3 6 8 2 Plymouth Rd neer 1-275

CELEBRATE WITH SAVINGS!

PAY NO RENT TIL AUGUST'

l Badroom A p u Limned Avaaaoety

T W I N A R B O R S

Call 453-2800

THE GATE TO GREAT LIVING!

APARTMENTS

f r o m $

3 8 0 C i ' e a ' v o c a t i o n

S p a c o u s A c a r - m e n - s

S f t ' P n r i g P<)Oi

C e n ' - a A r C r j n o I A in-s j n ; M c e

C c n - » a-a S e e ' 0 ' V , . u - ^

hac Trail | u i i W « t r of Beck R o a d 10 6 • Sal 10 S • S u n 11

9 6 0 - 7 2 2 2

1

Plymouth Square Apartments OUfeT COMMUNTTY m PARK SETTINQ

1 BEDROOM APT. $465 PLUS UTILITIES

Certain conditions apply S421 MARGUERITE

(on Ann Artior Rd I Hock weet

MON. THRU FRI »-5 455-6570

PLYMOUTH - 1

PLYMOUTH - 1 I

G E T R E S U L T S

n o m i m

H i n i 1 B e d r o o m i 4 2 °

2 B e d r o o m • • • $ 4 8 5 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t t r o m ' 2 5 0

Free Heat and Cooking Gas , Microwave • I 'A fiaths • Central A»r# i

Pool • Tennis • C lubhouse Laundry • S torage C a b l e Re#dy

Pats allowed wtth permtamlon . Wattor\ at Perry

Adjacent to Auburn Hills • Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat . 12-5

3 7 3 - 5 8 0 0

/Ttknîo^

SUPER LOCATION G-an. ' River Orchard La>e

Stoner idge Ma ro r Ths tsrgasi ons badroom ir ths ares From S495 per mo mduJing carport verticals all aponanrw

I imiiwo time ofa- on *eleri 'xJ J ''1s N ~ '«n»nl5 : - l y

Enter o«1 Fre*-^:."- R0 W of Ore hard i a*e Rd "5 o' Grand River 478-1437 775-8206 FARMINGTON HILLS

REN7 FROM SS65 leoo aq « 2 bedroom gsrOer apartmenta 2 bedroom towmhoulw wtth full basements 2 bath • wa» In csose's c o v e r t parting, washar' dryer. venicai bUnds attended gale-house, snd s 24 hour monitored «v trusion snd fire sSarm

SUMMIT APTS. NORTHWESTERN A MIOOLEBELT

S2S-43M j M f w a y e ^ a y ^ X t t ^ F - -^larprtses

shwasher Carporl Intercom Newiy decorated

_. FROM i*ir

I-75 and 14 Mile Next to Abbffy Theater

S89-3355 Madison M a g r i i

G R E A T A P T S . G R E A T

L O C A T I O N S $50 Security Deposit For 1 Bedroom Apts.

R E N T I N C L U D E S H e a t &

V e r t i c a l B l i n d s

CALL FOR SUPER SPECIAL

ON FIRST MONTH'S RENT

6 month or 1 year lease Wed main-tained Newty decorated Features Air conditioning, rsfrigersior. range. smo«e detectors laundry facSniea A extra storage Swimming pool Cable avi

Ask About Oui S p e e f a t s —

WOODCREST VILLA

Spac ious 1 & 2 bed room apartments, each wi th a f i replace, min i -b l inds and ba lcony or patio. Pr ivate a th le t i c c lub fea tu r ing yea r - round I n d o o r - o u t d o o r poo l , sauna, s team bath, wh i r lpoo l and exerc ise room. S e c l u d e d set t ing amidst w o o d s and duck ponds. Pets we lcome. Senior c i t izen d iscount .

261-8010 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED OFF WAYNE R0

BETWEEN WARREN A JOY NEAP TXE WESTLANO SHOPPING MALv RENTAL OFTICE AND I400EL 0®EN

MU£DU TE OCCUPANCY

C H A T H A M H I L L S

A t t a c h e d G a r a g e s _ _ • M i c r o w a v e s

E x t r a L a r g e A p a r t m e n t s • D i s h w a s h e r s

• I n d o o r P o o l

ONE MONTH FREE* •on select u n i t s on l y

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 Oil Old G r a n d River be tween D r a k e ft Ha l stead

M o n . - F r i . 9 - 7 S a t . 1 1 - 5 S o n . 1 1 - 4

t i l 3 0 5 0 0 West Warren

between Middlebelt and

Merr iman Roads

$250 Security

Deposit

. * tnts , a f v i i o p i i i T

FARMINGTON MILLS Nawty deco-rated. 1 bedroom at $445 Includee heel ' appaancaa carpeting A air Cable available No security depoen Mausllftsd 478-4191

FARMINGTON MILLS Baautltul nawar 2 badroom 1 or 2 M l beths condo style apartments

OPEN SATURDAY A SUNDAY 1PM 4PM

Prtvale entrancaa A laundry rooms. 1.000 sq.H.. much more *725 a month Limited Time SPECIALS ROLLCRf ST APTS 33S-822S

| I f -—

L E X I N G T O N V I L L A G E

PET SECTION AVAILABLE

FARMINGTON MILLS - 2 bedrooms 1200 sq n , 4

SBOO/month Ca* M » s or BoO 477-7619

Prestigious Northville

A t t r a c t i v e 1 a n d 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

f r o m s 5 2 0 *

I N C L U D E S H E A T A N D V E R T I C A L B L I N D S

Located on 5 Mile Rd J u s t East of Middlebelt

in Livonia

427-6970

» 2 b r d r o o m s r k c t u n i t e o n c a r k i s r N r » r e s i d e n t s o n l y

J f O R T H R I D G F 1 1 M A N O R M-d

1 a n d 2 B e d r o o m

2 B a t h A p a r t m e n t s

New Carpeting • Carporl

Formal Dining Room • Walk-in Closet

Private Entrance • Verticals

Washer/Dryer Available • Eat-in Kitchen

FARMINGTON HILLS-1 badroom washer'dryar bands, pats O K 1510 "no . special 1 month Nae rent

533-3137 or 532-063«

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom" neer dubhouaa with rooor outdoor pools not tubs, ssuns A wort out room Sscured res»dsnos M 2 S Mo 4 73-SS 11

FARMINGTON MILLS

NEW BOTSFORD APTS. 2 bedrooms starting st SS2S'mo CentrM sir Wafting distance to hoe-prlal Brand naw 471-4*55

You'l l Enjoy •

• Indoor Pool

• Tennis Courts

• Controlled Access

• C o m m u n i t y R o o m

- - a f w w r w f c M m i t f m n

m High-Rise LMng a Free HeU

West land

S E N I O R

S a t i s f a c t i o n G u a r a n t e e d

Live the lifestyle you deserve at W e s t h a v e n M a n o r r e t i r e m e n t communi ty . We are so sure that you wil l love our new home in our a p a r t m e n t c o m m u n i t y t h a t w e guarantee it! If you are not happy for any reason after one month we will cancel the refet of your lease

$ 2 5 0 S e c u r i t y

D e p o s i t

One Mile W. of 1-275 Off 7 Mile. Northville

Mon , Tues Tburs . Fri 8 to Wed 12 to 7, Sat 10-4 348-9616

Spend Less Time Driving! Quiet Setting in the Hub of

Farmington Hills

1 Bedroom.... f r o m • 4 3 5 *

2 B e d r o o m s

f r o m * 5 1 3 *

721-2500 Huntan WesJ I 4 2 b e d r o o m Ktgjhrise Juxyry

plus CO D e p o r t

ihe features you It love, convenient oca—* to I- 275,

& A n n A r b o r . " i i - - | | pnoaeti open cxmy.

HirSsrt wse s located one Dioct wee a) woyns M BeKseeri fata

'lease in* or* ft r<Sart j jhAoS umeea erm ar+r)

C a l l o r s t o p b y t o d a y .

W e s t h a v e n M a n o r 3 4 6 0 1 E l m w o o d

729-3690 Off of Wikfwood, North of Ford

Road ft East of Wayne Rd.

Mon-Fri. 9-6 Sat A Sun 11-4

Attractive ^ 1 &- 2 Bedroom *

Apartments from Mlnu tee

4 7 5 «

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f r o m iaas. N o r t h w e e t e r n

H i g b w i j s n d

m a n y ot i ) m

M e t r o a r s e s a t e

p o p u l a r s h o p f A r

F A R M I N G T O N / L I V O N I A

Beautiful i A 2 Bedroom Apts

And 1 Bedroom Pius Den

H E A T I N C L U D E D • Naw whits formica «lichen A ranrty • Vertical Bands

• mshwssrisr Se« -cleaning Oven A Range Froel free Refrigerate Micro-wave

Mernman Rd lOrOterd Lake Rd I Juet I M S ol S Mae Rd

MERRIMAN PARK APTS <77-5755

FARMINGTON MANOR Summer Special on o u •iee»j deco-rated 1 bedroom apts . starting al S440 S days Ires rem when you move- w Our apis I s lu rss spp*-sncea yartlcal bands. M o r a l arv tranoe doors A laundry l i e n s s Carports are s»sSaMs mdMdual furnace A oantral « L « i s maka you Seal ngnt al homa 474-2SS2

FARSMSSGTON • OOSnplB. otoaa M town A » inp»Wg 1 bed-

O A a O t N CTTY ARJA bed room apar tments S'rsSsbls

•MMOTOM taes MOVCTTOO m

F « * f MEAT - Large 1 A t b e d roome Clean qu«el u w m S i

Orctwra Lake Rd N of • Ml VILLAGE OAKS

474-tSOS Mar ust f by KaMan Enserprtaaa Inc

G A R D E N C I T Y

E q u a l H o u s i n g O p p o r t u n i t y

5 5 y e a r s a n d o l d e r fi

Opan l i o n P r l IOC Sat 11-6 • t u n 18-6 4 7 6 - 1 2 4 0

1 bedroom apis from $455 1-75 snd 14 Mile

Opposite Osfclsnd Man

5 8 5 - 4 0 1 0

P R E S I D E N T M A D I S O N A P T S .

1 Bedroom Apis S4«0 1 Bloc* E Ol John R

Just S ol Oakland Man

5 8 5 - 0 5 8 0

H A R L O A P T S . i Bedroom Apt S*60

warren Mich Weal side ol Mound Rd

just N of 13 Mile Opposite GM Tech Center

9 3 9 - 2 3 4 0

MAGNIFICENT * BEDROOM 4 bath custom apartment over 3 800 sq ft numerous extras! Ovar stxxv dance closet space includes dan office laundry room Cal today for information on our Sk*nmar Special Hurry onfy s lew Isftl

C a i (313) 424-8177 Oteese asa for NKMiee Abney

MONTHLY ROOM AVAILABLE NO LEASE

MAYFLOWER MOTEL CALL MARIE 4S3-1S20

NORTHVILLE AREA - I A 2 bed room spsrtments svsaaDM. S520 to MOO per month including nee! 1

Please ca* 34S-9250

• isoety i tnLt -E bath A<reMeOie nud-June

S400 month » M 0 security CaS 14S-»«i6

NOVI/LAKES AREA

W E S T G A T E VI $200 Security Deposit

Area's Best Value

r • W E S T L A N O •

WILDERNESS PARK

APARTMENTS Warren Ave , */* mile E of Mewburgh Minutes from Westland Mall & other major shopping centers

Spacious l.OOC^scj rt , 2 bedroom apartments with 1 or 2 baths, private laundry room vertical Winds, dishwasher balconies or patios Cats allowed

Senior Citizen Discount Available

M o n . - 5 a t . 1 0 - 6 ,

5 u n 1 2 - 6 4 2 5 - 5 7 3 1

G r e a t L i v i n g -

S U P E R V a l u e !

1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM

Newburgh between Joy & Warren

$250 Deposit ft Dishwashers In ulecled units FREE HEAT a n d COOWNG GAS

Vertical Blinds • 1V* Baths • Centra l Air • Pool • Laundry k Storage

• Tennis • Carport • Clubhouse • C a b l e Reody

t i ) Equal O p p o r * * * y 455-4300

JS Apartmenta A ia f l i s r Twelve Oa»»Central

lurôoaCarport^faa-ih Cloeets

' Laundry

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CALL AeOUT SUMMCR M O OAROCN crrr TVWAOI

CURT« CREEK APTS

SpaLaaa s' raaSZass*'**

• 0 * » s « » CAA l nop Qua SUMMSI

4 7 3 - 0 3 S 6

Off Ronfiac Traa bal aeca A Weet 1-27S

Oe«y Sal -Sur t2-4

624-8555

S T O P A N D S E E O U R A P A R T M E N T S

_ j ' MONTH FREE on Select 2 Bedrooms'

T R E E T O P M E A D O W S

Lalie front A p a r t m e n t Liv ing Cable TV Available Convemeni to Wsstland S h o p p i n g Center T»vu-unit d e s i g n for m i n i m u m privacy ft c ross unit ventilation Swimming Pool & C lubhouse S lorsge in a p a r t m e n l Balcony or patio Air condi t ioning Dishwashers available

A T T R A C T I V E 1 & 2 Bedroom

Apartments

f r o m $ 4 1 5

A . . m s j cswrss-a

N ^ J g i i ~i 2 t / >

S l ^ N D I N G S Localsd on *arr»n Rd between Wayn* t NowtKirgh Rd* in WMtland Open Mon Set 10 6 Sun 12 6

P h o n e : 7 2 9 - 5 6 5 0

"SUMMER SPECIAL"

FARMINGTON HILLS - LIVONIA AREA

34750 W. 8 Mile, to Mile W. o l Farmington Rd.

NEWPORT CREEK

APARTMENTS

K < "

One & Two Bedroom

from...,460 (swimming pool)

(carports)

377-7920

P E A C E F U L , P R I V A T E P R E T T I E R T H E N EVER.

I t ' s e v e r y t h i n g you e v e r d r e a m e d .

Sclf-clcaning oven, frtrM free rcfngcrjior dishwasher microwave verticals pool

V

H e o t I n c l u d e d

V C o m e vis i t u s t o d a y !

O n Mer r iman Road (Orchard Lake Road) I Block South of 8 Mile Road

Merriman A f A d T M t N T S

OP FN IJAILY 10-6 P M St \1)A> MX1N-S P M

4 7 7 - 5 7 5 5

I Mt

1

• 1 and 2-bedroom apartments • Air conditioning

Sparkling pool

• Laundry facilities • Extra storage space • Call 277-1280

Cherry Hfll Manor

APARTMENTS

S fONO RD. 9

i 3 1 I

1 N

CH0WT HK

a * c |

1 W> 1=

• CMBWT NAMO*

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T H I S * f *

SHOWCASE \IHHTMU\TN

security deposit

1 & 2 - b e d r o o m f r o m

• Extra large rooms F f e Free heat S . e Vertical blinds ! , • Ceiling fans

3 2 6 - 8 2 7 0 6 7 3 7 N W m R.1 I V ^ r a n d l l I

$480

W \ Y N i : \ Y O O | ) \ P \ L* I M I N

I Uvonia U

Summer Special • Extra large 1 and 2 bedroom apartments

• Vertical Winds

• Ughted carports

• Large swimwnft f lOftUric l PM?hQVS0

• Small pets welcome

• Maintenance-free living

• Ideal central location

WOODRIDGE A P A R T M E N T S

Middlebelt Rd between 6 4 7 Mile

I 477-6448 •

TROY

CHARTER SQUARE 4- Large ' & 2 Bedroom aoarirnenjs ana town

house homes -f- Cable ready central air FREE heat & water >• Clubhouse with swimming pool • Modern kitchen with Gt appliances 4- Beautifully manicured grounds • Minutes from the Somerset Collect.on • Start ing at S5-J5 'or I Bed 'oom S 5 9 0 ' o ' 2

Bedroom

" V k s r *

Cell 689-5070 Oeer. S* San 11

t aecHester Ao

TROY

585-4499 i m-r m m eat. a a * i m

I ft, «* «as Perm ot t-4 I

CANTERBURY SQUARE • Spac ious 1 & 2 b e d r o o m a p a n m e m s and 2 b«T™"

i o » n n a m o 8 •• —

Private storage area and vertical b l inds 4- Clubhouse with pool s u n d e c k tennts

basketball sand volleyball & p layground ___ 4 FREE heat water and centra l a«

> Escellent Troy location . . Easy access to • 75 and s h o p p i n g * •»

• 1 A 2 b a J t t w m i s t a rong at ss40 -.

STERLING HEIGHTS

STERLIN6 LAKE 4. Spacious 1 & 2 b e d r o o m apartments and l o w n

homes • Large pond with f lowing fountain ' oo i bndge

and scen ic overtook s ^ T e n n i s cou r t s swimming pool and chtld'ens

playground 4- Clubhouse with ' i repiace and g a m e r o o m •f Modern k i tchens with d i s h w a s h e r s 4- Central air + S t a r t i n g at S 4 7 6

CALL 2 6 8 - 9 1 0 0 Om« sa M i l s H -4,

CANTON PLYMOUTH

PTLGff l i rVILLAGr- ~ • 1 4 2 b e d r o o m apartments e Private en t rances , c a r p o r t s end

washer/dryer in individual units • M o d e m ki tchens w«h microwev—,

d i shwasher a n d f ros t - f ree retr lgerelors • C l u b h o u s e with s u n d e c k e n d »w*rrv-

ming pool e Winner of Michigan O e a ^ t W c t l n n award

i o n t l o r l . *» r \ M i ' a m i h o m r l i \ i i i i i S i i l l i \ a n - N n i l l i . I n i f \ . f < » i i w * i

H f l H H H i M

IOC* O&E T h u r s d a y , J u n e 2 4 , 1993

4QP Apta. ForAant

^tHE TREE TOPS r TRULY

v UNIQUE! MOVE DURMG M L I

AND SAVE I $ *

A m l (40 unit*) scph«*t ic«ied apartment community k » • eaaeci

- j C

T H M * abamkig 1 bed room aperl mgf /m lee tur* a dsn with l iar doo r * greak lor a home ofkca or

Contemporery Ei*oefy1lng through ou t n g u d n ) N - t a c * kRchen opan ftoei- ptan. track aghimg u • » waaner'dryers. ca rpor t * and prt-M M oversaed bdcony or pat io yar d

Totally ranoveied * very unique* Fro** only $675 /mo inc lud ing H t & f E H O

S u m y i Oadroom at*o evekable 'or Immediate occupancy only I *»a«-aDW * t $645 "rt*1 ' month freel HUBRYI

~ w o n Rd . m « N of 8 M M

TME BENEfCKE GROUP 347-1690

FREE APARTMENT

LOCATOR 1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6

Sav* Time 4 Money Open 7 Day* Color Videos

An Araa* 4 Prices Turn 3 Day* Into 30 Umutes

Ovar 100,000 Choicee

NOVI 346-0540 Acroa* from 12 O M s Ma* SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29296 Northwe*t*rn Mwy

CANTON 42TJ1 Ford Rd

TROY 3726 Rocheater Rd

CLINTON TWP. 36978 Garfleld

ANN ARBOR 2877 Carpen tw

400 Apta. For Rant REDFORD MANOR

SOUTH REOFORC Dearborn Heights 'Uvorae Aree

I TV

9 3 7 - 1 8 8 0 559-7220

ROCHESTER MILLS I i - . rua pool.

1 BEDROOM 16 >0, 460 eq ft Sal H r * 10-4pm. Sun 11-4pm

852-0311

ROCHESTER - Larga 1 bad room pma • dan. W S Heat. water 4 gaa inc luded, carpet ing, app l i ance* l a ^ i d r y t a c t a • * air 424-3366

ROCHESTER LUOLOW APTS 1 ft 2 bad room ap t * evekabie

Start ing a l 4446 /month 861-7270

ROCHESTER-PAINT CREEK Condo Larga 2 badroom. 1 * balh* . an ap-

garage Opbon lo buy Ap-ply up to 50X ot ran i 651-4576

ROCHESTER Extra larg* 1 bad-room in ona of Rocheetw s largaal moei Hietonc homee Utlkliee in-c luded $695 mo Oarage alao evek-M E w 375-1946 Day* 377-9000

Romulue

OAKBROOK VILLA 2 and 3 badroom Townhousee

Ranging f rom $399 lo $500 Inch/da* an utmiies

Open Mon Wed I Tue* 4 Ttk i rs

Sal. 1 l a m - 2 p m

15001 BRANDT

Fr» Sam-5pm ®ertv-6pm

Cloead Sun

941-4067

N ROYAL OAK-5101 Crooks Larga 1 bedroom, bands, dishwasher car-port storage heel, weter Secured Building Laaa* $525 647-7079

400 Apt*. For Rant

FREE APARTMENT

LOCATOR 1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6

Save Tune 4 Money Open 7 Day* Color Video*

A l Araaa ft Prica* Turn 3 Day* into 30 Mmuteo

Ovar lOO.OOC Choioee

TROY 3726 R o d a M r Rd

SOUTHFIELD 29286 Normweelern ^ CANTON 42711 Ford Rd

NOVI A c r o e * I rom 12 O M a

CLINTON TWP 36870 Garf ie ld

ANN ARBOR 2877 Carpenter

680-9090

354-8040

981-7200

348-0540 w

791-8444

677-3710

A P A R T M E N T . S E A R C H


U N L I M I T E D The Eaaiasi Way to Find

a GREAT PLACE I

R O Y A L O A K AMBASSADOR EAST

I M S Ot 13 M M of) Greenfield Rd

Lovely i 4 2 Bodroom *panrr>eni» ' * OFF 1ST M 0

288-6115 559-7220

981-7200

680-9090

791-8444

677-3710

ROYAL OAK Ar l ington Tc-wnnouSM 4 Apl»

2 Oadroom. i bam. fun baaement Nice. Rents f rom $635

13 Mile and Crooks 268-3710

A P A R T M E N T S E A R C H


U N L I M I T E D The Easiest Way To Find

a GREAT PLACE1

• a k Par*, 'Hunt ington Woods

LIVING FOR APARTMENT

— PRICES!!

$399 FIRST FULL MONTH'S RENT!*

LIMITED TIME ONLY! Newly remodeled 2 badroom lownnouaaa •nth stretch out soace

• Bmn-m microwave dishwasher and self-cleaning oven/ range

• Remodeled bathrooms wrth hol iywood l ighting

• M m . bands • Prtvata fenced pat io • Individual intrusion alarms • Full baaamant • NOW ONLY $635

CALL ABOUT OUR SECURITY DEPOSIT

SPECIALS!'

ROYAL OAK/CLA WSON - Spacious 2 bedroom. 1'* balh end town-house Updated kitchen. prrvate en-trance full baaement carport cen-tral air. fenced private yard 14 MM*/ Crooks araa 12 month lease, only $725 HEAT INCLUDEO' EMO Ci Karen 642-8686

ROYAL OAK - Nice 1300 M f l 3 bedroom m m . deck, ar condi t ion, washeg dryer J760 /mo plus util i-ses * 541-0370

Royal Oak NORTHWOOD APARTMENTS

$200 Security Deposit • Month 's F 'ee Rant • bedroom start ing st $460

Call 541-3332

SOUTHFIELD

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS

1 Bedroom Apts, From $465

Heat Included

TEL-TWELVE PLACE APARTMENTS

355-4424 Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Sat 10-2

400 Apta. For South Lyon

PONTRAIL APARTMENTS 2 MONTHS FREE 1 Badroom *410 2 Bedroom $485

FREE HEAT Aa* about our S e n m Program

On Ponoac Tra* In 9 Lyon 10 4 11 M M Rd*

437-3303 W e t l a n d Capr i Apar tmenta

SPECIAL 1 4 2 bed room apar tment *

s tar t ing al $436 n c k d a t Keel ca-thedral oaM'iga, balcony. 'patio. Se-cur i ty depoait $200 261-6410

© Troy

THREE OAKS

RENT SPECIAL'

FROM $520 Luxur ious 1 4 2 bed room ap t * alao 1 b e d r o o m wtth den Si a quiet set-t ing Plush carpe l , vertlcasa. lots o l s torage, lanced patio or balcony tree carpor t , pool 4 m our Q u e Houee an EXERCISE ROOM

362-4088 Watt lee (17 Mile) E d C rook *

' select ap t * new raaidani* only

WALLED LAKE

WALNUT RIDGE APARTMENTS

SPACIOUS 1 4 2 BEDROOMS ths onfv •

$245 ON 1 BEDROOM first 2 montha (

m-

51 P a r k t a n e Apartments

Security Deposit $200 Private entry. washer.'dryar, b l inds

carpor t . tennis courts S pool

355-0770 Civic Center We* l o l Lasher

ROYAL OAK.TROY Doggy Doggy, where will you Mve?

At Amber Apar tments Permission they grve1

280-1700

SOUTHFIELD $399 MOVES YOU IN

FREE HEAT Clean 1 Bedroom. Ouiet Location, intrusion Aiarm, L ighted Parking. Large Walk-In

Cloaat, Entrajkarge Storage Area

355-1069 Managed by Kaftan Emerprtaee Townhouses

Plush carpeting, vertical bands. sd f -cieaning oven central air pr ivate pat io 6 parking by your floor

• 2bed 'oom'2t>ath » 2 9 1 s q f t • 30ed*oom.'2bath. 1537 sq ft • 30ed-oom'2 'Ybat t i , 1512 sq ft *

Full basement

FROM $699 HEAT INCLUDED

355-1367

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Southf ie ld CHARTERHOUSE APARTMENTS

1 Month s Free -ent. Free Cable Upacale Hi-Rise apar tments Studio. 1 1 2 Bedrooms start ing At $410 Pool Tennis Courts and much more Call now 557-8100 Located on 9 Mi le/Green field

SOUTHFIELD

$399 MOVES YOU IN On seiecied units

• F R E E HEAT • Clean, Quiet i bedroom • Wa lk -m ctoeets • Covered parking • 24 hr moni tored Intrualon a larm

FROM $565 12 M M 4 Linear

TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY 356-4403

Managed by Kal ian Enterpr ise*, mc

SOUTHFIELD, 1 bedroom, inc lude* heat electric, stove fr idge, waaher d ryer , ca rpe ted , d rape* . $445 m o n t h plus security 352-2519

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Located on 10 M M S. ol 1-696

between CooiKJge 4 Woodward

v x v r x c j r > * • Village Green of Huntington Woods

Townhouses

547-9393 " Some restr ict ions apply

SOUTHFIELD Extra large 1 bedroom w/den and 2 bedrooms w/2 bath* Large ki tchen w 'eatmg are* and prtvale laundry room m lovely QUMH reeidential area, covered parking. sw»mrr»ng pool and alegant clubhouse. 24 hour m

SOUTHFIELD 1 Bedroom Apts.

From $438* HEAT INCLUDED

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS

HIDDEN VALLEY APARTMENTS

COLONY PARK 355-2047

Managed by Kaftan Enterprise*, inc

PLYMOUTH HERITAGE APTS

IN Terntonal. W ot Sheldon)

: .SPECIAL-IST MONTH RENT FREE

with 13 month lease ' "£25 aiscount oft each months 'en t . , wrth presentat ion of ad

• t t ime of a p p a c a t w •

. Oua l t y 1 bedroom apis avauaoie i Rent $445, Includes heat 4 water

Call For Super Special Rates!

455-2143

• • upon credit approval PLYMOUTH-1 bed room d o w n t o w n apt central air laundry facult ies aommunity room $465 /mo Low se-aurrty deposit 459-70»0

PLYMOUTH-1 bed room upsta i rs *p1 with large Hvlng room 4 air m elder nome pr ivate en t rance $400' ' n o water 4 heat inc luded 522-9275

PLYMOUTH. 1 bed room. Maple 4 fa i rg round Stove, ref r igerator carpeting, wad fo town Large r o o m size*. $445 includes heat Rant • a c o u n t 459-5875

PLYMOUTH - I bedroom. $475 plus wtwtie* Half mo security depoert >03 Roe St walking d is tance f r om •own town Mon -Fri . 9-5, 562-0450 Eve* 4 weekends. 416-5292

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350-9262 OVER 50.000 Apts in S E MICHIGAN

Out of Town. Call (800) 654-FOUR

An 6QU*I Opportuni ty Employer

M o n -Fn. 9am-5pm. Sat 10-2 • L im i ted time. 1*1 6 mon th* o« a o n * year isasa New res-dents Selected units

South f ie ld 1 MONTH FREE

SR LIVING AT ITS BEST Larga 1 or 2 bedroom* wtth walk- In c loaat* . 2 ba th* a t tended gata-houee. moni tored alarm, comple te k i tchen. saH-cMana^g oven, mi-crowave. dohwaahar Social ectrvt-tiea. prtvata carport , e levator*, pool, cabana and elegant d u b r o o m Walk 10 Harvard Row Rant t rom $666

LAHSER RO W OF 11 Mf£¥ PARKCREST

353-5835 Managed by Kaftan Enterpr ise*

$280 ON 2 BEDROOM $28 7 50 ON 2 BEDROOM DELUXE

inc lude* • Heat 4 Water • Air Condi t ioned • B * K o m e * 4 Cable • Storage • Laundry Facltit ia* • Near 696 4 275 Freeway*

669-1960 2175 Decker Rd.

(On Decker neer* S Commerce !

W A L L E 0 LAKE/W BLOOMFIELD 1 MONTH FREE - low security

Heri tage Apt* . Larg* 1 b e d r o o m Near laka* 4 rac Heat. pool, air

$410 650-6399 - 624-0780

WAYNE - apadou* 1 bed room apt on John Hlx Rd Ask tor Bob or Car-rie 467-7221

WAYNE-WESTLAND furnlehed 1 b e d r o o m A p p l i a n c e * , c a r p e l , drapes, cable ready $425 per mon th plus security No peta imme-

$399 MOVES YOU IN

Wayne Forest Apts. • 1 4 2 Bedroom Specials • Huge Waik-m Closets • Vert ical Blinds • Centra l Air • Swimming Pool

S of Michigan Corner o l Venoy 4 Forest

326-7800 W A Y N E - 1 4 2 bedroom apart-ment* . $420.'mo 4 14> includes fteai. water appaancaa. Nica neigh-bo rhood 722-2979 531-9171

TAKING APPLICATIONS: WHERE THE RENT FROM $450

Indudaa Tha Heat 4 Water Enjoy The Healed Pool A t

WESTLAND PLAZA APTS 1 E ot MKXaeben

Nor th of Warren For further Into C a l

427-1997 Between Noon 4 5 30. Tuea-Sat

TROY

PLYMOUTH 1 4 2 BEDROOM APTS

OH SfTE t* HR M A I N T E M A M C t

fea tur ing Quiet single story pr ivate entrance, pane utmty room wi th •rasher dryer hookup, att ic s torage

Princeton Court Apts On Waco, off Schoolcraf t

459-6640 PLYMOUTH - 1200 en ft 2 bed-room. centrM mr, new carpel , win-4ows ceramic I M Short l a rm leena $496 /mo + utamee B o b 453-5040

PLYMOUTH-2 bed room d u p M i 1 ' * 5e fh* newly decorated appaancee yr».ale Bssawnwl. no p a l * auiM

PLYMOUTH-2 bed room dryer re l ngMMor stove ânde $675 per m o n t h

carpe l 4 avdudea

465-0391

PLYMOUTH-2 bed room d bath* , newly decorated a prtwMe k e e i m a r i no pa Avakabie Aug 1 $460

upaa> 1'4 ppaencee as. q d e t 349-9192

LAH8CR/SIX MILE umqu i 1926 i bad room w o o d a o M p l a n r s a . cat okay haa t i d u d a d 1295

reel or ed rk. c e r p M

4 weaei 615-9981

REDFORD AREA le 1 4 2

• o r i e > , i r * pi oMeelnnel people From $365

PARKSIDE APTS. 532-9234

( B e d f o r d n * » • a r t 1 iMnnr l a s s

R 0 C H M T E R / 0 0 1 » H T 0 * R I l aa rnnw y a r t m s m above 406 m Sweat O M M M i A l l l f l l > taL 4TS-77W

ROCHESTER HILLS

Star t ing At 1 6 9 5 > 2 0 0 8 € A * M R D C P O S R R

1200 a « f t

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SOUTHFIELD/FRANKLIN RENT FROM $1,295

2 or 3 bed room apedoua lown-houses elegant lormal dlmng room 4 great room natural fireplace. 2 ' i Bath*, maatar M O f o o m M t k basement } car at tached gerage

WEATHERSTONE TOWNHOUSES

350-1296 Franklin Rd.. S of 13 Mile

Managed by Kaf tan Enterprleaa

SOUTHFIELD Tanglewood Apta Spaooua 1 bedroom apta 650 aq ft carpet ing, bunds central air a* k i tchen appiancaa. wa f t -m s to r * room cable 4 c a r p o n avaaabM Asa • b o u t our apacial 569-6149

SOUTHFIELD Low Move-In Costs

2 Bedroom Apts From $475*

HEAT INCLUDED

FRANKLIN HILLS APARTMENTS

355-5123 Mon Fn »-6 Sat 10-2

i I d a n t s First 6 mon th* o l * ane year I

SOUTHFIELD

NATURAL SCENIC VIEWS

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

FrankHn River Apts

12 MILE 4 TELEGRAPH

356-0400

WMTTFHALL AÂRTMKNTS 1 MONTH'S » « H RENT

FREE RENT

Move-In $ 2 4 9

NEWLY REDECORATED 1 Bedroom

Very Spacious Units

Beeutifuay landscaped perk toe gardan apta Quiet aackjded Ihrtng

• r * Batha m 2 Bed Limt > FREE LIGHTED CARPORT • Washer -d ryer ' some i * « s • ver t ica l Bands • 24 Hr Maintenance • Locked Foyer Entry • Larga waR-ln d o s s i l •Cove red PnvaM Balconies

FREE BEDROOM

For a l imited t ime lease a 3 bedroom apar tment

for a 2 bed room price!

1750 sq.ft. Garage with opener Wasrter/dryer or hookups opt ional

Cathedral ceilings Corner f ireplace wtth marble hearth

' 24-hour attended gatehouse

Aldingbrooke Drake Rd . N o l Maple

•661-0770

400 Apta. For Ront WESTLAND

LOW MOVE IN COSTS Microwave &

Window Treatments

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. From $385*

HINES PARK APARTMENTS

425-0052 Mon -Frt 9am-5pm Sat -Sun 10-4 " L imned time upon s igning a one year laaaa New residents Select uni ts

NEXT

5 Applicants Receive

$45.00 OFF* 1st FOUR MONTHS LIVONIA SCHOOLS

PARKLIKE SETTING 2 OUTDOOR POOLS

TENNIS COURTS EXERCISE ROOM

SAUNA

Westwood Village 459-6600

* on select 2 bed room units

402 FwrnMwd Apta. For Ront

BIRMINGHAM American Suites

• Short Term RantsU I rom $35>day axSuckng uiamee

• Fully Fumlahed • Houeekeepmg/Lmen Service • Continents! Or seats*! • Dinner Optional • Cable TV • 2 4 Hour Security • Ca rpon • Peta Welcome • Flexible Rental terms

1100 NORTH ADAMS BIRMINGHAM

645-0420 BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN

Fu9y Furnished I 4 2 bedroom luxury apa r tmen t * Utilities 4 oantral an Inc luded MoniMy laaees avaMbls 851-4157

WESTLAND

SAVE $45 off first 4 months

2 BEDROOM APTS FROM $475*

LIVONIA SCHOOLS WsR m maatar doee t 4 storage, bunds, dtshwaahar. security ha l doo r * with In tercom Balcony or pa-t io pooI 4 play a rea*

WOODLAND VILLA 422-5411

Warren Rd between Wayne 4 Newburg

• S a l a d un i t * only

Single story • waaher 4 dryer hookup* • 1 b e d r o o m * • $445 • pri-vate entrance.' pat io

$200 Security Depoert Cherry aia W of Mer r lman

$22-5558

WESTLAND WAYNE/FORD RD AREA

Spacious 1 4 2 b e d r o o m apart-ments located doee to shopp ing 4 expressway* Other ameni t ies In-clude

•Carpe t ing • Pa rk -Ms Sett ing • Owner Paid Heat • A * Condi t ioning

• New Counter Tops • Garbage Disposal • Laundry FacRtlas • Window Treatment* - 'Mmi Bands

From $425 Month ly COUNTRY COURT A P A R T M E N T S

Western Hills Apts.

1 Bedroom Special

i & 5 A R > T i f 4 f i h r f c » 4 1 9

• CENTRAL AIR •OUTDOOR POOL • BKJ CLOSETS • FREE HEAT 4 WATER

CALL FOR DETAILS

729-6520 Located on Cherry H a between

Wayne and Newburgh Roads

WEST BLOOMFIELD LAKEFRONT, 1 bed room studio with k l t t f ian , $500 per mon th C a l after 9pm. 363-0329

405-7292

W E S T L A N D - Avai lable Now Palm-e r /Venoy Clean 1 bed room apt • t oo * , refr igerator carpe l Low move-m, $395 2T4-6202

WESTLANO - Clean, quiet adutt bunding 1 bed room $396/mo. . $305 security deposit Heat 4 water inc luded Avai lable now 553-4622

• indiv idual Central Air 'Hee l • Swimming Pool > Senior CrtOen* DMcourW ' Short or Long Term Laaaa

SUNNYMEDE APTS.

561 KIRTS 1-75 at Big Beaver

Westland Estates SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOM

NICE! MUST SEEIII 1 YEAR LEASE: $445

8 MONTH LEASE- $465

EXTRA LARGE 2 BEDROOMS 900 SQ. FT., $520

(1 year Maar 'c radr t ) $200 DEPOSIT

P o o l / h e a t / M M r / n o pet* No appucanon or r lsamng lee*

722-4700 O n W a y n a R d S of Warren Rd

(1 bai S of Big I between U v e m o l * 4 Crooks] Cloea l o Somersel Co iec l l on

362-0290 TROY/ROYAL OAK A REAS

Ki f ty -cM. Kk ty -ca l we IOVW vou Amhwr « o * 111 wnls you 1 o v a ioo>

280-1700 TROY $360 MOVE-IN SPECIAL SpoMeee i bedroom d ape* M

cone ldered $490 /mo 599-7364

TROY SOMCRSCT AREA FROM $496

SiudW and spacious 1 4 2 b u r o o m d a

I Te Shopce ig 4 E i f i l l a, a VtLLAOE A * 4 R T M i * T g

WARREN PLATA APARTMBMT6 1 MONTH'S ran RBRT

IT O a a n M ' and J b e * $410 Maa Meat and

S V T T

FOREST LANE APARTMENTS

8200 North Wayne Rd 2 BEDROOMS. $480 1 BEDROOM ,*445

STU040S $395 WWi Approved O a d N S E N K » D « C O U N T i

AmenMee include • Heal 4 staler - Carpet ing 4 bands • Appasneea • Laundry taoBUa* • Pool 4 air conOBorwig • W i » - m i l o i m

• Between Ford Rd 4 Humer

722-5155

WILLOW CREEK Apartments 4 Townhouses

728-0630 AFFORDABLE LUXURY

STARTING AT $455

- Heat included • Swimming pool -C iubhouaa • Dtat-A-RKI* • Organized actrvnies • C a d s l M s O n • Vert ical Bands m select uni ts • Picnic araa

Rent now & receive a vaiuabie rental coupon

book worth $250*

(Newburgh south o l Ford Road) HOC«S Mon - Frt 9 -5

Sal 4 S«*i • 12-4

• select i« iMi only Equal I touaing Oppor tun i t y

An Equal Oppor t i *V ty Employer

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 1 bedroom, completely fur rushed apt Prima location Short t e rm available $725 month indudee utM-M Security dapoelt 642-0093

Bi rmmghemj Royal Oek

Furnished Apts. Monthly Leaaa* immediate occupency Lowest Rate* Ta*tetufty Decorated

SUITE LIFE

549-5500 Birmmghim. 'W Bloom he ld /T roy

BLOOMFIELD LAKES A P T S

Furnished spts m i m t . quiet com-plex Fu«y furnished 4 decora ted studio. 1 4 2 bedroom uni ts In-cludes dnhes knens. etc C lean ing services svsilabie Beach p n M g n No pets p l a i n Rent i s ta r t ing at $550 Heat 4 ws ts r I nc l uded SHCWT TERM LEASES lor qual i f ied apptacanis 681-6309

Downtown 4 Suburban Locat ions

APARTMENTS MONTHLY LEASES

25 Prime Locations Furnished with housewares, knens color TV 4 mors. UtMtws Inc luded

MINIMUM 1 MONTH 1.2 4 3 Bedroom Ap ts

Executive LMng Suites 474-9770 1-800-344-9770 FARMINGTON HILLS PARK M O T E L Cable * HBO. tree local phone ser-vice 4 untitles 1 bed room apts $ l75 ' 'wk ly No deposit. Also r o o m s 4 efficiencies 30691 Grend River

474-1324

LiVONlA - Spotless fu«y furn ished, tastefully decorated t b e d r o o m condo. cs rpon laundry 4 s torage faculties Pool, balcony 476 -4571

LIVONIA-Studio spts include ma id linens, phone mswer lng. cable pool, aw 4 all util it ies $145 wk ly Day* inn 36655 Plymouth 427-1300

apt AH untitles included 6 m o or longer OfT-*tr*et par t ing . $400, ' mo p m * security 434-4 199

ROYAL OAK-DOWNTOWN FURNISHED APARTMENT Studio apartment fu»y fu rn ished $4 10 month In quiet, secured, adult complex 1 year leeae. ( f texlble l You pay a lear ic we PAY heat S to rage lockers No pets Ofl-street perk ing and on premise laundry tacame*

258-6200 or 542-9559

404 HOMOM TO Rant BLOOMFIELD LOVELY FRENCH NOMalANDY CITY OF BLOOM-FIELD HILLS Many upgrades * n -lahed wak-ou t . wooded Mt. larga dack. 9 ft oaMng* Oak M r a r y For sale at $7*6.000; Hlr laaee m $3200 /mo EC-H-92CHC MAX BROOCK WC 646- 1400

B L O O M F I E L D - 1 M « c o u n t r y trench. 4 bedroom colonial baths, l ibrary. 3972 sq It , count ry kitchen, nanny quarters H i $2700/mo D 4 H PROPERTIES, 737-4002

BLOOMFIELD 3 or 4 bedrooma. 3 be th* . famly room. Or apiece, cen-t ra l air 4 mors OtoomBsHI schools A v e t a t M Ally 15 $1 .560/mo 651-2966 or 539-3716

CANTON - ama* 2 Bedroom w ' g a -rags. one halt acra Peta M o n a d $600 per month Eaay accaes to ax-

C M 953-0035

CANTON - 3 bedroom bunga low, tamay room, f lrapiece. eppaancea. b a i l m e n t 3 car garage on acra Available 7t 10 $750 346-5100

RICHTER & ASSOC. CASS Lakalront - 5 bedrooms. 2% beths. off Orchard LSke Rd Con-venient to everything W Bloom held Schools $1200 mo 655-5067

CASS LAKE LIVING - 4 bed room. 2 bath, at appaencea, waaher 4 dryer Wrap around dack. fenced ya rd Greet laks view boet we* svsAebM $ l 2 0 0 / m o 1 mo depoel l Pets okay wi th addit ional deposit Purchase possible 313-662-7417

CLARKSTON DEER LAKE FRONT 4 bedrooms. 3V* batha. f t rsp iec* s i tuated on 3 stately seres wtth psn-orarmc view of pr ivate s i spor ts Deer Laka 4 car a t tached garage Un ique Avaltabla June 26 $2100 per mo Page 253-5622 or 874-2322

DEARBORN - Don I delay 3 Bedrooms, dmma. garags Fenced Pats OK $600 /mo

RENTAL PROS 356-RENT

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - At t ract ive 4 bedroom. D r o n e d baaameni . 2 car garaga Option available late July $750 /mo 786-1823

D E A R B O R N H O T S - C r e s t w o o d Schools- 3 bedroom, V * beth rsnch. family room w/Arepiace. air. aa sppttances. garaga. $850 / m o or $600 It you ' l c a r * lor lawn 313-278-3868. 517-694-3668

DEARBORN HTS (Ford Rd 4 Outer Dr araa) 3 bedrooms. 2 car gerage. appl iance*, newly redecorated No baaement No pets $750 662-0634

N W DETROIT - 2 bedroom, ba ment . sppaanca*. large lot. fenced Ih. dean, immedia te occupency $350 /mo - security 425-3576

OUTER DRIVE area Nice two bed-r o o m newly remodeled, carpe ted thru-out . appl iances, n ice , fenced yard, $400 mo. 937-3523

NICE. 2 bedroom home, Grand Rtv ar 4 Telegraph $575 /mo pkis se-cur i ty Lesve massage 865-1119

DETROIT - for rem or sale 2 bedroom $400 per mon th

j Call 273-4415

404 M o w To Ront LIVONIA 3 bedroom ranch 4/ Newburgh area Appaencea air leoo aq ft- 37117 Vergo Shown by

o r t , 615-0372

LIVONIA - 3 Bedroom fu« baaa-men i . a * condit ioning. ap««ancee

$724 /mo RENTAL PROS 3S6 RENT

U V O # « A 3 bedroom brick ranch, flnlehed beeement. 2 car garage, centra l ak . n o pet*, pkis security $780 mon th JuN 347 1878

LIVONIA 4 bedroom 2 cer , rage car gar i appl lencee. lerge lenced yard L ma Schoo l * Immed le l * occup*nc> $ 6 3 0 ' m o * security 229-9219

LIVONIA-8 Maa/Ink s i ar area Cleen. freamy p a w l e d 2 bedroom home A» appl iance*, d raper lea /bknd* p e t * $600 /mo • 1'4 mo l e

478

MILFORO TWP - Executive home on 3 wooded acre* 4 bedroom. 4 bath cotonael 3-car gar *g* . 8 mm lo Nov- Sept 1*t $1450 'mo 664 5897

OAKLANO COUNTY SOUTH 1 - 4 b e d r o o m house*,'Hats. no fee Oek land R * n t * l MouNng Associa-t ion 443-0729

OLD REDFORD-3 bedroom carpel ed rsnch wi th bssement 1ence 4 big g a r a g * « 5 ? 5 -^secur i t y 4 ? 1 - 1 4 ^

404 H O U M I To Ront TROY loraal. beth 4 H . appkanoa*.

u a . no pet* . $ 1200 l a w r $ 1200/mo 624-9476

TROY LAKEFRONT - Swim m your backyard 5 bedroome. 3 H baths master l u l M w/ laka view 2600 *qf t p lu* lower w a » o u t Troy schoow $2400 mo NagonaMa 87S-1006

TROY Long Lake/ bedroom Tudor 3 room, neutral. f i replace l ibrary ap-pkanca*. Mr. 2 car. dack back* lo Jay a D 4 H

Cae perk $ 1 7 5 0 / m o PROPERTIES 737-4002

TROY Nice neighborhood axil, lenced yi lies 4 security immedia te 796-2364

bedrggm, quMI i RoSiefcsr -175

axli". lenced yard, $ 3 6 0 / m c • ul«i

TROY, the beat araa. ImmedMIe oc-cupency, 6 b e d r o o m cua tom coloni-al half ac r * lot. cu l -da-*ac . 3 M l 4 2 n*H Dams library pr tva le gue*t quarters f i replace m large family room. 2 ' * car garaga. deck, flmehed baaamant centra l air. $2500 mo Option to buy 754-3436, 644-6670

•RO« Wat t le* , Rochester - Country colonial 4 bed room* . 2'1 bal t is f tr*pt*ce. family room. 2 1 0 0 * q ft backs to w o o d * Fenced yard Avak-BOW 8-15 $1400, 'mo D 4 H PROPERTIES. 737-4002

PLEASANT RIDGE, 3 bed room 2 •» bath, centra l air lo rmal d imng room, larga kitchan. appl iances * i -tachad garage. $975 541 -6397

PLYMOUTH - downtown, 2 bed-r o o m older home, new ce rpw . fraah-fy pemiad appl iance*. $650. 'mo • security depoait 4 ut lk l ie* Min.mum 6 month agreement 453-6375

PL Y M O U T H OLD VILLAGE 256 Farmer Charming speckxzs 2 bedroom, l o rma l dlmng room, base-ment , overs ized g * r * g e d»ck screened porch 4 appl iance*, $675 plus secur i ty 591 3046

PLYMOUTH TWP - 4 bed room 2 story 2 ' * baths. krlchsn'Uvmg.'dln-mg/ fsmky r o o m * a * n with f i replace forced air. at tached 2 car garage, deck pals al lowed, security depo* i i $ 9 5 0 / m c Occupancy approx lmale ly July 1 47751 5 M M Rd Day*, 540-0140 646-8426

PLYMOUTH 4 bedroom older home m town $900 per month plus security No pets Avai lable Aug 1st 453-3265

OLD REDFORO- 3 bedroom basement, lenced yard $550 mo • aecurl ty 737 6928

TROY- 3 bed room colonial, 2\» baths, an. fua baaement , attached garaoe. exceken l cond i t ion $1400.' mo Soulh Eastern, 226-1100

228-1320 Pager 466-0114

W A i L E D LAKE ranch - 1.550 a q f l European kitchan. 3 bedrooma 2 bath, mr f inished basement w /4 th bedroom. $1 .100 /mo 624-5059

WAYNE - Large cus tom 1 bedroom fireplace, pr ivacy deck, appkance*. no pets $4 75 M e r r l m a n / A n n a p o M araa 721-7938

CUSTOM V I story contemporary 1*1 Hoor master w ' R o m a n tub. state of the * r t k i tchen vaul ted ceklngs, •mmaculaie cond i t i on $2300 per month WA-36SIL

ASK FOR MARIE MAX BROOCK REALTY 626-4000

YEAR AROUND FUN1 Charming. 3 bedroom ranch on Union Laka wrth new White k i tchen. 2 f ireplaces and at tached garage Relax on deck that overlooks ia«e Firnahed baaement and lots ot s torags l $950 per month

CALL KATHY WILSON 644-6700

MAX BROOCK INC REALTORS

REDFORD - RENT AND SAVE' 2 Bedroom, dining appl iances, lenced $ 4 0 0 ' M O


REDFORD TWP Home In format ion Center has a tree rental ->ou*ing bul-letin board 8 30am-4pm Mon -Fn . Redford Communi ty Center 12 12 •• Hemingway. 1 Wk N of Ptymouth between Beech 4 inkster

REDFORD TWP - 2 b e d ' o o m start-er ranch newty remodeled 4 deco-rated. appl iances very clean $595 .' m o Dave 255-5676

DETROIT • P a r t land,'"Warren Ave

m o plu* security 565-1959

DETROIT - 5 M M . Telegreph area. 3 bedroom ranch, garaga. newly re-modeled. $495 /mo

Call Dave 255-5678

404 HousooToRont ADOtSON TO ALLEN PARK OVER 1500 HOMES DAILY

West Bloomfleld - 4 bedroom. $950 Dearborn Hght* - 3 bedroom, $650 Redford. 2 bedroom $595 Plymouth - 3 bedroom. $800 Lrvoma. 2 bedroom, $550 Fsrming ion - 4 bedroom, $1,000

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476-8826 ANN ARBOR. S Lyon Bet tev iM Whit more Lake Lrvonla. 2-4 bed-rooms, Kids and pels okay

273-0223

BERKLEY - 3 bedroom ranch new whi te kitchen, den, appkance* ga-rage Available 7 /1 $795 346-5 NX)

RICHTER & ASSOC.

WESTLAND WOOOS APARTMENTS

Spaooua 1 and 2 b e d r o o m apart menta Ament ias include

Carpet ing Owner Paid Heel Pool Laundry FaOOee

Air CorMMoning Cloee To Shopp ing 4 Expressway Window T rea tmen ts /Ma* Bands

FROM $420 MONTHLY 726-2860

W BloomAsSd

Westland Park Apts. Acroe* t ram CUV Par*

(Cherry H ^ (between MMdMbek 4 M e m m e n )

2 bedroom. IVt beth - $605 Large 1 bedroom - $446

$200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS (1 veer M a s wMi oredM)

H F A T ' I K X X NO PETS

729-6636

VENOY PINES APTS

FREE FIRST MONTHS WENT

Ca* us mm Mr y e w » ' i s M M u s i 1

261-7394 rom W W W M C

N o w L e a s i n g

3 Bedroom Townhouses

1567- 1920 sq.ft.

Silverbrooke Villa

BIRMINGHAM 4 ALL CITIES

RHNT-'A-HOME HOUSES. APARTMENTS, ETC

PREVIEW 100 S FREE TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS

Shsre Referrals 642-1620

864 S Adam*, B i rmingham

BIRMINGHAM - available July 1 3 bedroom. 2 bath, cantral air. ak ap-pl iance* carpet, bl inds Bniaried baaement. garage No p e t * $1350 monthly 646-9179

BIRMINGHAM BARGAIN - 2 Bed room, b a s e m e n ! R e f r i g e r a t o r / stova/waaher 'dryer $ 7 0 0 / m o


BIRMINGHAM- D O W N T O W N HISTORIC HOME 404 BATES

O o u t M lenced lot w i th perennia l gardan* 4 i rr igat ion »y * t *m HMdwooa Hoor*. aat-ei k i tchen. 1*t floor den. central air

651-4976 or 651-5022

BIRMINGHAM - m- town 4 terrt!»cl 4 bedroom. 2 '« new beth*. ga rage

$1075 Baaamant. ak appl iances paus security 626 -6319

BIRMINGHAM 4 OTHER S U B U A 8 S

CORPORATE TRANSFEREES

For your RELOCATION NEEDS t s » D 4 H PROPERTIES

737-4002

FARMINGTON FUNHOUSE 2 Badroom ga<ag> Pets welcome $500. 'mo


F A R M I N G T O N HILLS - 2 2 0 2 0 Sprlngbrook 3 bedroom. 1 bath, fenced raar yard storage shed Grand River 4 Middlebert araa $ 6 0 0 I m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y (uleedowmanagement 348-5400

REDEORD 1 bed room home washer drver stove 4 refr igerator. $400 mon th

W E S ' BLOOMFIELD - 3 Bedroom, an. basement, all appl iances, large, private $«00, 'mo


WESTLAND - LIVONIA school* 3 b e d r o o m , c e n t r e l a i r , s t o v e , fl'shwasher. washer .'dryer 1 yr old Call f rom 8am-6pm 425-4950

WESTLANO - Livoma school* , im-maculate 2 b e d r o o m . l i v i n g room laundry room, large k i tchen wi th nook app l iance* , fenced yard S575 'mo plus uti l i t ies 4 securrTy de-posit 591-4891

W E S T L A N D N e w b i ^ g h / P a l m e r 1993 cluster contemporary ranch 1,205 sq ft 2 oedrocMis, 2 bath*, g rea t room 4 skyl ight*, den. 2 Rre-piaces. 2 car Baaement $1250/mc 0 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

WESTLAND Nooveyne 3 bedroom

REDFORD. 2 bedroom, freshly painted, rue* neighborhood. fenced yard, wek kept , appliances $575 mo security deposit 471-4717

ROCHESTER. 'OOWNTOWN Chs rmmg house $1350/mo 3 bed-room, r * bath, appro* 1600 sq ft 979-4400 652-3149

R O C H E S T E R H I L L S H a m l i n , ' Crooks 4 bedrooms. 2 ' 1 Baihs tamky room, l ibrary 2700 sq ft deck, walk-out . custom,. 2 car air Rochester schools $1900 'mo D 4 H PROPERTIES i 737-4002

3pm (313)349-6741

WESTLAND - Shsrp 3 bed room wtth family room. 2'1 car a t tached ga-rage Immedia te occupancy Option to buy avai lable $ 5 9 0 ' m o 786-1823

FARMINGTON MILLS - 3 bed rooms . 2 beths. oantral mr fenced yard, n o pets $600 4 76-0726

FARMINGTON HILLS - Fanstlst lc 3 bedroom. 2 bath Air cond i t i on ing A l 4 appaancaa $S00/mo


FARMINGTON HtLLS-3 bed room. 2 car garaga finished basement ak appkance*. no pets $795 i s t / i as t mo • security 477-6206

FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bed room. 1 ' 1 bath ranch w/ f i rep lace 4 hard-wood f loor i on large lot. 2 car at-tached garage, $9 7 5 /mo 471-7318

FARMtNGTON HILLS - sharp 3 bed-room brick ranch. 1'y baths, den. 1st floor laundry appkancaa 2 car garaga w/opaner . fenced ya rd Available 7/1. $1,095 346-5100

RICHTER & ASSOC. FARMINGTON 4 other suburba


For your RELOCATION NEEDS C M 0 4 H PROPERTIES

737-4002

FERNDALE - Larga 3 bed room M l b a a a m a n t , r e f r i g e r a t o r , s t o v e , fenced yard, i vakab le m m e d w w r $650 lease - * * c u r t t > 545-9929

FERNDALE - 3 bedroom*, all appk-ancaa. baaamant. near e lementary achool available Jirfy 1 RaMrancaa $575 /mo T o m , 2 - 6 p m 755-3769

GARDEN CITY - Graat home! 2 bed-rooms, family room. Hying room, 2 car garaga. mce araa $ 6 5 0 / m o plua 1 mo security 729-8693

GARDEN CITY Spacious 2 bed-room. 2 car garaga Tread pr tva le yard $750 per mon th Secur i ty , la ass Option to buy July occupan-cy 231-2881 or (517)426-2646

GARDEN CITY- 3 bed room bnck , garaga. mr stove. Ibvahed base-ment, )usl redecorated No pets $ 7 5 0 ' m c + security 421-4614

INKSTER - newly decora ted 3 bed-room. bssement. rues araa 29678 Glenwood section 8 ok $550

326-7668

INKSTER - Sharp 3 bed room IVv •ahed Cessment lenced yard op t i on to buy available $550 mon th

786-1823

BIRMINGHAM - quiet t ree kned street 3 bedrooms d lmng room, ak appkancaa. pnvaM pat io mr ga-rage basement $900 mo 855-3444

BIRMINGHAM - Quar lo r L a k * Es-tates 1457 Lakaalde Newly deco-rated 2 firaplacea mt h a r d w o o d ftoor* $ 1 4 0 0 per mon lh 254-4006

BIRMINGHAM O M * . b e a u t l M

city 2 bedrooma 1 bath f i replace, oar aaa, perking no peta $ 1100

644-2260

BIRMINGHAM w a * bedroom. 2 car garaga dack t a l l mam 1000 par month pkia V * ae-curtty dapoarl 644-92S3

BIRMINGHAM-1006

l aoo pat mo o p e n 549 4 3 6 0

West B l o o m f i e t d ' s FJneot

on Mapie between Hateteed A H^jgerty

624-3388

dkwig. baa A l 4 appkance* $650'

RENTAL PROS

BLOOMFIELD HILLS U p d y k e / Square Lake Rd 4 t i e * o o m * 7 H

room. 2726 aq f l , M a -lamks roon ar i car

11600 'mo O 4 H PROPERTIES 7 3 7 -

BLOOMFW.O HR.LS 4 achoo l * 4

11100/mo Larga

CANTON Cherry H B / U M y 4 bad-room. T 4 M M famdy r o o m aaMrM. taneak yam » a o M c e i « T aq R above around pom M 1 car e v e k aMa •< 4 0 0 ' m o 0 4 H ProgaHMa. 7JT 4 0 0 2

CANTON/NORTH •arge bnck IrV M i a lMr t i ad garaga 1 > I » I M 1*4 MkRa. tansy r o o m * M i a en

Hear Mor ion f ayMr

INKSTER - 3 bad room bungalow finished basement, centra l M ga-raga. stove refr igerator, w i ndow t rea tments axoakeM c o n d i t i o n $550 /mo plus security No p e t i

278-5132

LAKEFRONT LAKE ORION Luxury 1 bedroom duplex appk-ancaa BkJS waaher 4 dryer t ' O O mo plus security depoert 603-6021

ROCHESTER HILLS 4 bedroom. 2 ' i bath Dutch colonial $ 1 3 5 0 ' m o n t h 377- ' 464

ROCHESTER HILLS 3 b e d r o o m 1 bath ranch on large lot. $ 8 5 0 ' m c plus u t i l i s e , cell between 9 -5pm

644-5939

WESTLANO WINNER - 4 Bedroom, •inished basement. 2 car garage, ' i reolace $ 7 6 5 ' m o


WESTLAND 3 bedroom, part fin-ished basement 2 car garage, $675 mo - ut i l i t ies r n m o * security, c e d i t 4 reference check 347-2363

W BLOOMFIELD 2 slory colonial * b e d r o o m 2 i Bath 2 fireplaces air famify r o o m 2 car garage. West Bloomfleld Schools 786-1511

ROCHESTER HILLS - 3 bed room brick, ranch, garage, baaement, fire-place, Jenn Aire range excellent ne ighborhood. $1200 mon th Can after 5pm 693-7087

w BLOOMFIELD 4 other suburbs


For your RELOCATION NEEDS Call D 4 H PROPERTIES

737-4002

ROCHESTER SCHOOLS - 6 room home, ttrepiaca, f u l basement on 40 acres $ 9 9 5 ' m o 651-2132

ROCHESTER. 2 bed room ranch decor, basement, 2 car garage

Haml in between Llvernols 656-2927

large lot. Hamkn be tw i 4 Rochester $975/mo

ROUND LAKE: Beautiful IMet 'On.t all new 2 bed room sunporch 4 fire-place. 800 sq. ft $650 /mo p lus util i-t ies. Call. 353-1717 WEEKDAYS

ROYAL OAK - Clean 2 bedrooms, walk to Farmer s Market 4 down-town. basement garage appli-ances No pets Available July 1st $620, 'month * utilities 435-4024

ROYAL OAK - OPEN HOUSE June 26. 9 - 6 p m 329 - Dewey E ot Ro-chester Rd . S ot 12 m M 3 bed-room, an. stove washer 4 dryer A v M a t M July 1, $60C m o n l h pkis security

W BLOOMFIELD - furmshed or un-turnisbed charming 2 bad room lakefront nome wtth beach, appli-ances. fenced yard Avai lable July 1 $745 356-1288

W BLOOMFIELD. absolutely beau-tiful. 4 bedroom* , 2"y bath* , f inished basement, fsmi ly room, l iving room, library, m o r e $2300 m o 626-3820

W BLOOMFIELO - c o i y 3 bedroom. Walnut L M e privi leges, washer ' dryer, $600 Avai lable July 1. Chuck 228-1430 or af ter 7pm. 851-0568

Thuraday, Juno 24,1993 OAE * i i T

G L R 6 6 I F I E D REAL ESTATE 400 Duptoxoo For Ront 3 i « M INGHAM - Duplax/ townhouaa 1752 Heynea 5 rooms. 2 badrooma 1 bath Appkance* r *c room, e iv doead porc* i $750 644-3232

CANTON - 3 badroom, v » bath, ap-paencea, no p a t * $700 mon th Cak OMna. day* 643-5900 evea 4 weekervoa 477-0565

FARMINGTON HILLS - New ape-cious 1 bad room, at lached 2 car ga-• age. laundry r o o m cathedral cak-mg, a* appkancaa. $750 477-9431

Ll V O N I A - P l y m o u l f i / F a r m l n g t o n 9905 Shadywde 2 bedroom,carpet ed baaameni . appkanoaa. mr $625, OapoMt/utikt laa No pets 464-9465

PLYMOUTH - NEAR DOWNTOWN 2 badroom, larga Da ie r imn back

ut lk t ie* 459-3365

yard. $6»5

REDFORD t ru ly mmt 2 bedroom, newly carpe ted and decorated ga-raga. lencad yard, $575 pk j * aacuri-Tya Utwt le* No p a l l . 425-3771

TROY - Two year o ld hart duplex 3 Badrooma. 7'-t batha. attached garaga. aM app l iance* window i . -** tmants, cant ra l an $950 C M

TERRY McKINNON RE. MAX EXECUTIVE 737-6600

WESTLANO - Cherry Hal/Wayne Rd area 1 b a d r o o m . m newty decora ted laundryroom. ga-rage $395 *• Secur i ty 397-8046

WESTLANO - NORWAY NE $400 rant. $400

security 3ogs

Fenced yard No cats or 729-3574

yVESTLAND - Spacious 2 beo-rooms, laundry room Nice araa. All n m interior, b imds No Pets $565' mo Leave name etc 851-2824

WESTLANO, 3 bedroom duplex, OaMi. $460 mo * 1'v mo Security deposit 595-4639

412 Towwhooooo Condoo For Ront

C L A W S O N

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE LOVE CHILDREN & PETS

520 14 MILE RD. 2 bedrooms, spacious I v l ng room, w o o d burning t lraplaoo. 1H baths fuk Caa s in s in cant ra l mt dMfiweatv-er sen cMan oven, refr igerator August occupancy

$875/mo. 354-9119 FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 badroom. 2 bath, 1,150 aq.f i . . appl iances, cantra l M . In tercom balcony AvaHable 7 /16 1 6 6 0 / m o 346-5100

RICHTER & ASSOC. HARBOR SPRINGS Deluxe Condo

2 badrooma. 2 bathe s leep* 6 L M a . pool, tenm* court etc Owner discount 313-644-7873

LATHRUP W a g s furnished condo, 2 bedroom. M appkancaa. garaga. •trec»*c* Leaaa $1250 par mon th Call Regma 557-2645

MT CLEMENS exdua ive condo over look ing L M a St Clair 1 bed-room. 2 bath, 2 car garage, com-pleteiy furmshed Min imum 3 month laaaa 649-6120

NOVI - Specious 2 bedroom. 2 H beth ccndo Dining room flreplece. appkance*. oantral M . flmehed baaement. garaga Pool 4 t e r r a Avai lable aoon. $650 346-5100

RICHTER & ASSOC. NOVI WALLED LAKE • 1 bedroom, 2 n d ftoor condo. comple te kftchan. waaher 4 dryer. 1 car garaga. imme-d i a t e " o c c u p a n c y $ 5 8 5 Meodowmanagement 346-5400

410 Flat*

NOVL 2 bedroom, 1 v» bath Condo m O o e e w m o s Appkancas. cantral mt. Itrepiaca. basement Pool 4 tsn-n a Available 8/ 15 $675 348-5100

RICHTER & ASSOC.

BIRMINGHAM - Lower attractive. 2 bedroom, Ihrtng room, dlmng room sunroom. carpeted, basemen- ai> pwsnces No chi ldren No peta $640 /mo 644-2678 or 642-4663

PLYMOUTH -beths appl ianca*. new carpa l mg room. 1.100 aq ft , baai Available now" $ 5 7 5 / m o 346-5100

RICHTER & ASSOC. E DEARBORN - 2 bedroom down wtth basement , garage Naar Michi-gan Ave $ 4 3 5 / m o - depoait Ready July 1 563-5477

FERNDALE 9'y M M 4 W o o d w a r d 1 bedroom upper f lat Avai lable Jufy 1st No pets $350 par mon th 399-3066

PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN - Charm-

^ i the " $485 'moo th .

»L YMOUTH - lower 2 bedroom flat washer dryar hookup huge back-yard $560 per month Utilit ies not inc luded except water 348-7598

REDFORO TWP 1 4 2 Bedroom brick uni t* , very sharp 4 dean All appl iances ren t * t»om $395

Dave 255-5678

WESTLAND - 2635 Brandon upper 2 bed room, newly decorated, nice araa Near Newtmrgh 4 Glenwood $375 mon th 326-7668

412 Townhooooo-Condoo For Ront

ROCHESTER HILLS - Meadowf le id Ranch C o n d o * 2 bad room* . 2 Bath*, full baaement , 1 car at tached garage M . all appkancaa. 1200 sq f t . . $665 m o 652-4788

ROCHESTER -Kings Cove Condoe. lovely 3 Bedroom. 2'.» bath, fire-place. fuk Bassment . garage, 1-2 yr

$ i 2 5 0 / m o 651-7430

ramie f loor*, air No pet* . Heat wa-ter $650' 'mc Evea, 626-0327

ROYAL OAK Condo 14 4 C r o o k * 3 bedroom, ex t remely clean, newly re-deco ra ted appkancaa $850 • unti-tles 4 security 347-3762

ROYAL OAK Crook*/114 M M . 2 bad-room* , Kitchan appkancaa. d e a n , water 4 maintenance inc luded $570 • security No pats 375-9604

SOUTHFIELD - Large cantralfy located ground f loor and unit, pr ivate pat io, mce view $500 m o n l h 673-52 79

AUBURN HILLS, SOUTHFIELD FARMINGTON HILLS

Outstanding 2 4 3 bedroom lown-louaee 4 ranches some wtth at-lached garage 4 fireplace

Wes tbu ry -Aubum His 852-7550 Weether* ton»-Southf te ld 350-1296 Foxpomta-Farmlngton His 4 73-1127

Summi t -Farming ton Hts 626-4396 Covtngton-Farmlngton 851-2730

Managed By K A F T A N ENTERPRISES

The Townhouse Specialist Hours 1 l a m - 5 p m

B IRMINGHAM - N Woodward, m-town locat ion Totally renoveted 2 bedroom. 2 H bath lownhouse style w.'tuH basemen) New kitchen appli-ances washer 4 dryer, deck, oas gnu. 1 c a r p o n $ l , 6 0 0 / m o 647-7702

SOUTHFIELD • 11 M M ' G r a e e n f i e l d i badroom. heat inc luded $540 par month. VANREKEN REALTY. 566-4702

415 Voeatkm Rontô BJRCHWOOO F a r m EalaMa In Har -bor Springe Large 4 b e d r o o m . Beth home, ak amanMaa. rM . swimming. M

a o * M 746-71

BOYNE CITY - 2 badroom. 2 bath i M . M o r a oondo. Maapa 6. p o o i dock, cable TV. May fur rMf iad. weMfy rental $42-7713

BOYNE/PETOBKEY - 2 level con-nect ing roundhouee C o m p M M f y furmehed 3 bedrooma up. 4 d o w n Beach M i l l a p o o l * 347-0SS1

BRIGHTON ORE LAKE Chen-rang log cabin cot tage. frapMoe. larga front yard, porch canoe. Aocaaa Huron RNar Quiet R u r a l 531 2486

BURT LAKE 4 bedi o o m homa. OeM i l t k l t Vary prtvMa. rnoahr landacaped Nice beach Boat a n a 651-3567

CASEV1LLE - Charming houee on 112 ft on L a k e H w o n . PrfvaM sandy Peach, k e e p ! up to 12. 2 ftrapalcee. BOO ft. prtvMe road. 313-626-1817

CASEVILLE co t t age , l a k e f r o n t . Meepk 6. t60C week Also co t tage >Me Maw. Sleep* 4-6, $300/weak . C M after 6pm. 517-456-3906

CASEVILLE - PORT AUSTIN L a k e f r o n t 4 b e a c h e a a a m a n t home*, private 4 aecluded Book lor 93 517-874-5181

CHARLEVOIX AND SURROUNDING AREAS VACATION HOME RENTALS Enjoy aakmg ma Great L M e e end ak the ac tMUes Northert i Michigan has to ofter m prtvata ae l l l y a of waterfront homee and con-dominiuma.

W e M N . aummer len t Ma Northern Ml r fagan Property M g t

618-547-4501 CHARLEVOOt - L M e f r o m condoa. Sleep 2-6-*-. JacuxzL cable, ak . pool Beauti ful view Jufy 4 Aug.

I or 363-3665 avertable. 655-3300 c

CHARLEVOOt - 4 b a d r o o m famky chalet. 2 batha. cable TV. V C R modern k l t d i en . On Lake Mich igan. $750 weakly 591-6180 or 842-5749

C H E B O Y G A N - - N e a r M a c k m a w -M o d e m Cabins on beauti ful M u n r o L M a ; i m p • 6; Ashing. M k m m l n g . rowboat. $300/wk. 313-531-7618

COTTAGE FOR RENT at East Tawes. right on L a k * Huron. Heaps 6 $325 w a M C M after 8 PM 422-5645

COTTAGE FOR RENT l on L M a Huron,

415 Vacation Rontato HISTORIC OTSEGO LAME INN

a bad 4 braMfaat In tha Gaylord araa. fwa 5 badroom akng i Maf i i l i tor renta l 1 room or 5 I Mea l Gok l r ienang 4 much morel For reeaorv-aCM ra te * 517-732-1140

HOME8TEAO-Deer.hf i ont oondo o n

HOMESTEAD CONOO I ba l l rooms, 3 baths, plus loft, on Lake M K M g a n Newt) redecorated Weekly rentals Day* . 4«3-1546 or E v e * . 254-9149

HOMESTEAD CONOO at beach, 2 story. 3 badroom. 2 bath. M Hear* c k j b Pools, tantu*. g o * Fabulous

< r t 1-400-454-1260

HOMESTEAD Resort Condo

Bsach d u b 444 M M

_ L M e Michigan Raao Superb view 4 locat ion.

HOMESTEAD 1 or 2 bed room condo r ight on L M a M f c r n a n O u c h FantaaMc view 4 beech Owner r a M * 616-334-3132

HOMESTEAD r o o m Condo

Sfap We lch 3 bed-S u m m e r / I M rental

J 4 t h w e M a akat i l i Owner 113-647-1946 or 816-334-3156

INTERLOCMEN.T-ev c a b i n *

City FNe excel lent 4 dock* 546-8161

LAKE CHARLEVOOt-Oakuie laka-l ron t condo. d a a p i 4. M . Bsach. poo l , a le Cloee to golt. reetauranta. t o w n 313-343-4493

LAKE CHARLEVOIX CONOO aandy beach, w e * o u i dock Shore stat ion. Deluxe 3 bedrooms, loft. 3 1 * bathe Ideal tor 2 famMsa 662-4370

LAKE CHARLEVOIX-2 luxury IMe-t r on l condomin iums m d t y Sleep* 4 -10 . Many, many ammanlt lea. $1000-1250 /w» Dey* 674-2291

LAKE CHARLEVOOt VBa Nuava s i f l c M i c M a and 1-2-3 bed room oon-doa. Prtvale aandy beach. weMfy ra tes 537-1144 or 616-547-2030

LAKE HURON-Come 4 vacation! 300" of sandy beech "Co t tage 4 treHer rentals- 2 hr drive from Metre Only a law left! C M Ima 622-4142

LELAND MICHIGAN 3 bed room. 2 bath houaa. 300 ft to L M a >ik:hlqari,. most amenWee, nice dacor No peta. 616-256-9777

415 Vacation LAKE M K > H G A N

rh $1,060

urlty d a p o M Ca« Secur i ty d y o a w required.

LEXJNOTON.OAKE H U e O N 1 200' at aandy beech, nam to marina. 2 b4k* I r om town S3A0AM $ 9 0 0 / m o . (313)643-

L O N O O N - ENGLAND do. 2 bedrooms, a JuTy 31 or A u g 7

luxury oon-4. w e M o l

O S C O O A - O n Laka Huron. Chenw-mg snd oozy 1 4 2 bed room co l -

SST, OSCOOA

Ptnk SUM Bsach Reeorl Sandy beach. raaacne tM rati

Cab le TV 517-734-0739

OTSEGO LAKE - GAYLORD Larga lakel ron l

lodge, f ive rmnuiee to Hidden Vaaay F\My lurn lahod bedding and Inane inc luded 8 bedroome, large porch. I v l n g r o o m wi th atone f i replace k j r

June 26 th ru Jufy 10 and Auguet 7 th ru September 4 Rental two (2) w e M s ( 1 . 4 7 0 Aluminum Ashing boat avakabie Help aMo avertable C M And rea Tuea - Fn 8am-4 3 0 p m . 843-1804

PORT AUSTIN CONOO - over look* L M e Huron, 2 bed ioom, 2 Bath. Maapa 6 Brochure *> Makr s

540-6560

PORT H U A O N - Private cottage on L M e H u r o n Sleep* 9. sandy beech, hi ep le i : * . row boet. m o d e m ki tchen ( 6 7 5 / w e M Bruehwood Mgt 313-331-8600

THE HOMESTEAD - prrvate owner b i i k f t i d u b . al i IE • 6, chkdren aM-

eeaga * no ana 616-334-3640

TORCH LAKE - 2 bedroom, 2 bath co t tage, f l rapiece. screened porch, s leeps 7, 200" ol IMs f ron t June 26. Arfy 4 Aug. $675/wk

TRAVERSE BAY. NORTHFK3PT 3 B a d r o o m . 2 bath. TV, ma cour ts . $ 6 5 0 ' w e M C M 313-661-3096

MICHAYWE" GOLFING PACKAGES Book jrour goff outing whka the tee t lniaa you went are stM a i M i B l i i Four padragae to etiooee f r om or we MM a a l i gn one to meet your apecaal

CRYSTAL L A K E v luxury condo Beach front . 4 bedroom* , tacuzzl.

10. WeMty rentals. July 4

DUCK LAKE INTERLOCHEN

1 ml t rom the national music c a m p Furmehed 2 bedroom cot tage, w / Beeping porch, f ireplace, phone, dock on pr lvMe beech, neer Inter-lock en State Park 4 boat ranta la Traverse City, Sand CAmee nearby $550 ' w * $450 /wk thru Juna 25 4 efter Labor Day. 313-731-6615

TELEGRAPH 4 LONG LAKE - 2 Bedrooms, nwwfy decora ted , $600 mcludee heel , water , manmlenanca. c a r p o n . no p e t * 844-7353

TOWNHOUSES Lochaven Pond

West Bloomf ie ld-Union Lake Area

• 2 b e d r o o m * • 2 tun ba ths

405 Ront Option To Buy

BIRMINGHAM spaoous 2 bedroom townhouee. lV i baths, air condition-ing. all appl iances Neutral decor FUH baaement , many amenities No smoking or pe ts $795 372-1990

ROYAL OAK- Ouamt, 3 bed room 1 bath, recently remodeled, carpeted M appl iances. Basement large yard. $ 7 4 0 / m o 642-6342

ROYAL OAK schools m TROY 1000 sq ft 3 Bedroom Brick rench 2 '» car garage, deck No pets $750 * Secur i ty 362-1596

ROYAL OAK - 12/CampOM ere* 2 bed room 1 Oath, baaement ga-raga. appl ianca*. no pets Available 7 /7 $665 mon th 586-4 131

ROYAL OAK 3 bedroom bungalow 2 ' * car garage Excellent condi t ion I A l appkance* Nice ne ighborhood No Dog $670 month plus uti l i t ies Available A u g 1 952-5652

ROYAL OAK - 3 bed room ranch 2 car garaoa. lenced yerd $750 'mo Avertable Sept 542-4048

ROYAL OAK - 4 bedroom. 1 ' i Beth formal d lmng room, large kipdated ki tchen wi th eppkances. basemen!, garege AvsfUtfM rmd August $900 + security 380-0415

SOUTHFIE LD-Freafify decore ted 3 bedroom ranch, new carpe l 4 pemt throughout , f lraplaca remote ga-rage. larga lanced lot. $ 6 6 0 / m o Al-ter 6pm 552 6424

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Beautiful 3 bed room ranch on acre lot. l iving room wi th natural f ireplace, d in ing room, family room. Birmingham schools 5 Minute* f rom B i rmingham 4 175 $1400 /mo

r s M $165 000 771-2316

WESTLAND Condo 2 Bedroom. 2 Bath, 1.000 aqfl, very convenient near 1275 $600 rant, $55,000 buy Ask tor J im 562-1444 or 454-7342

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Interim hous-ing, 2 b e d r o o m 2 beth iMef ron t condo on Square L M e All furnlah-•ngs. heat inc luded, fully equipped $1400 per m o n t h

Sue Kelly Real Estate One 644-4700 Eves/weekends 332-9557

406 Proporty Managomont

ABOVE THE REST Accred i ted Management

Organizat ion M E A D O W M A N A G E M E N T . INC

Has been in the leasing 4 manage-ment business for over 20 /y rs . We specialize In single farmfy homee 4 condoe wi th special at tent ion giv-en to absentee owners C M lor addi t ional d e t M s 346-5400

B L O O M F I E L D HILLS Lakefront condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath on

S q u a r e L M e $1,100 par mo . M ap-pliances 4 heat ing utility is included

Call Sue Keify REAL ESTATE ONE

644-4700 eves.332-9557 BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 3 bedroom 214 bath. 2 f i replace*. 2 car at lached garaga Adams Wood* Available now* $1 ,550 /mon th 652-4046

LIVONIA A lovely 3 bad room home. naa i ) decorated with new c a r p e l Araplaoa. leundry room, ahed $995 pkia 1% security 474-4142

LIVONLA-Cory 2 bad room m coun-try *arang. r *can»y up-dated H a n -o i fireplace central M baaamanl garage, lencad yard, pat io paved

4-1 $750 414-4422

UVONIA - EXECUTIVE 3 b e d r o o m . 2 balh. 2 car garao

1 1 2 5 0 ' m o RENTAL PROS 3S4-RCNT

LIVONIA - IMNI MANSION

p s & * & - 4 E " RENTAL

L I V O N I A - P l y m o u t h / M e r r l m a n 3 bedroom bnck Ranch, t -4 ba9v M no pets $796 /month

C/VONM

I oar oarage toned i I I 000/mo candy Jay

K i J H H kHchen 4 M M . toioed yard, pe ls OK

344-9040

FOR JOE I RE-MAXWEST 2 4 1 1 4 0 1

NORTMV*.LE>4 O T H * R S U B U R M


For w w RELOCATION NEED9 6 M 0 4 N P N O P B R T « S

737-4002

0 4 H

N O H T H M L L a 4 A M 19*7 4 M ) raam Tadar. M baMa. J j a e r j ^ M m ^

IZZTi W a ^ J I M ' toloe/mo

D4MP*0P«mea nr-m

SOUTHFIELD - 3. poasibie 4 bed-r tyyn* . fu»v carpeted newly daco-etad large lanced yard, basemarn.

2 car garage $650 mo 443-2717

SYLVAN LAKE 1315 AVONOALE Cute, d e a n . 2 badroom ! ba lh fire-place garaga. l M a prrvHegas su-perb locat ion $675/mo C M Dave day* 545-5500 w e s 682 6282

TAYLOR-3 bedroom ra fngara to i MOV* fenced yard Pet* O K $565/ mo IM, laat • $250 security re-quired Avertable July 1 495-0472

TROY - 4 year old execut ive con-temporary 4 bedroom 2's beth mt sprtradars. buM- in poo l deck. e i o * ^ refr igerator JMf aMi i r. M * i and

«msMlensnce r c t u d e d 10/month 6*9-4090

TROY (Sq cepnonM 4 bedroom 3 i beth p k t o d colomM on p r M H loi with treee Fam9y r o o m wrth ftraplec* Kbrery e i a v o o m 4 i « M e d 4 carpeted iowm wvM deck, t x k * e M a i l pane fu»y aqirtpperl i n c h e n wRh h u m - a * , can Iral M . 3 ' 4 car garage with opener A M e l i l • July 15 m fesoo which m-:k i<ss art yerd care 4 A L M C 5 mmuMe from Ann A / t x x Custom 5 bed ioom 4 ba lh co lomM

ABSENTEE OWNER Wa p o r i o n a N n our Borvtca lo meet fO«jr teeaiog A rnmn+Qmrr+tM mmmtH • Broker - BooOed • SpeoeMzmg m corpora te

rramtfereea • Before mak ing a Oecsstorv c e i us"

• D & H income Property Mgmt

Farmington Hills 737-4002

LEAVING TOWN Don't Want To Sell?

Check our comp le te romM/proper ty managamani s * r n c * . sciicxrirtOdkC by many maior co rpora t ion* Over 25 years exper ience reeaonable

G 0 0 D E REAL ESTATE

A Goode l M i n g la A Good B u y 1411 N Woodward 447-1494

BLOOMFIELD HILLS CONOO 2 badroom, 2 bath Heat included, nearty decora ted A l new appli-a n o M $ 6 7 5 / m o P l i e n CM »am-Spm 333-0339

BLOOMFIELD HILLS townhou** 3 Badroom, 3 ba th Heat included newly decora ted All Ippkarvcae in-c luded $ 1 2 0 0 ' m o P teaaecM 9»m-5pm 333-0339

CANTON Palmer, Sheldon 2 bed-room, 1'4i bath townhouee Fiae-r*ece MyHghta. neutrei baaement appkance* b a n d * mt c k rpon A M a w * now $425 /mo D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

• 2 car a t tached garage • Auto garage door opener • Dining room • CantrM M cond i t ion ing • W M k - m - d o a a t i • Range, dtahwaahar • Refr igerator, m ic rowave • Nature set t ing • Min i -sands • Pond view • Walkout basement

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $795 PER MONTH

BUILDER 627-6010 Shown by appo in tment

TROY CONDO-Very bedroom, 2 ' i Baths B* *emen t 2 c a r p o n * dryer, p o d . no-pets $440 626-6744

TROY - t o w n h o u * * 2 bedroom* , 1'4 baths. 2 f i rep lace* full baaamanl . fully carpeted vertical bund*. can-t rM mr appkancaa. pr tvMa park ing, deck John R .'Big Beaver area. No pets $ 7 5 5 ' m o 528-2312

WALLED LAKE - 2 bedroom. 1-4 bath t o w n h o u * * w/beeement Maple Rd 4 Decker aree 1668 Wim-bledon No pe t * immedia te occup*ncy A M m g $095 C M Meadow Mgmt 346-5400

WALLED LAKE - 2 Bedroom, 1H bath 1400 sq ft condo, f ireplace. Baaamant. M appkancaa. carpor t L M e access $700 /mo 869-9274

CANTON - $450 3 badroom town-house. 1'4 ba lh * . Baaement cenlrM Mr M appkancas immediate occu-pancy C M Joa 722-9053

" TKRM1NGTON CONOO 2 bad-room*. 2 ba ths appkance* 1300 aq f t . f i replace For mora inlorme-tlon, C M 5 -10pm 561-3232

FARMINGTON HILLS 12 M M / Middlebel t 2 b e d r o o m 2 bath apt style c o n d o aw carport balcony waaher 4 dryer $675 /mo 461-1753

SINGLE FAMILY SPECIALISTS

Prnliaaelcii'ial rentM management of homee and condoe Wsa lM n Wayne 4 O M I a n d County Baal earvKe 4 reeaonable toee 344-5 100

RICHTER & ASSOC

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 bedroom 2 fun ba th * 1000 aq ft . cantrM Mr naar 1 2 / O c h a r i l L M a $650 /mo 441-0473

FAR44MQTON HILLS 2 Bedrooma M f leet, carpor t included Bunds apj'MM x.ea. p o o l a w d k l $346 plua O e p o M N o pe l s 296-0434

FANf tkMQTON U L L S 1

12

407 Mobtfo Homoo For Ront

M . POOL t e n m * car port Mo 493-4341 or 469-3418

FARMINGTON HILLS 12 M9*

FARMINGTOH HILLS O i M I pa r t 1 and 2 bedrooma. appkantia* antra* No peta

C M 474-2131 or 492-0914

M » * M m a i No pa i * ( 5 3 0 / m o 999-5131 or

4 p o d .

(3909 aq It I on 1 a fcMtt'i * r M Hoor

A H i t l i JMy i f l M l < t 9 9 0

s a t 4 ® KiSa i F a m M room wMi tkatttmcm S

" l o w w Wvei'^wCh l u l I . m a d « a d 2 CMr ge-June 20 M $ 1990

BLOOMFIELD H9.LS 3 b e * o o m r * b * M lownfuiuee oondo m $ , r t l o o m p t o i FamBy roam wMh 9rw k l a c i I M « I I I 9 * 1 1 r o a m upda i M U 9 M M a* app4MiL i . a r t r e M . deck I oar a l M M t o l garege wUh opener I M M I l JMy 14 a l $ 1S09 BLOOMFWLD TWP (Long L M a /

I badroom 2 ba lh 2 n d

resr:

GOODE 647-1898 REAL ESTATE

W A U J D I A M P W O N T HOMC 2 ar i bedroom* • M . l i n B i e j M

c x r

FARMINOTON MILLS 1 bed room $96 par w e M and up D a p o M requi red No p a n Qua* par t S91-0149 or 4 7 6 4 3 9 4

$1200 - a i s :

' ARMINGTON LOCATION 1 bed room RaMrar i iaa 4 eaov t f y required No pate C M BMaaai '

401 Duploxoo For Ront

M I L L S ^ ^ ^ ^ e 290Qeqfl condo on

- uUMJIUi J u

KEEOO HARBOFL/W 9 t OOMFWLD ' ***"

L M a ark l a g u ' t ? 7 4 L M e Rd 941-9479

l i n o e * n

0 0 * M M 4 eeourtfy I w •ao pets 426- 1410 799-9447

14 -4

• O A L E A 9 E U h a

HO par aaa C a l 393-7

PLYMOUTH 741 d M i l k ! a <m

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

477-419$

Q R E E N

A P A W T U O T T S

WEST BLOOMFIELD 2 Bedroom. 2'4 bath t ownhou* * Furt Be*amen1 2-car garag* . 2 mee-ter sui tss A l appaencea inck idsd Price reduced to 11149 /mon th • security dsposf t D r M e / M a p N loca-t ion 1-0770

WESTLANO - Townhouee. 2 bed-room, 1'A bath, a t tached garaga AJ appkancaa Baaameni P o d $650 per m o n t h 451 -0563

W Bloomf le ld

MOON LAKE S p a d o u e 3 -4 b a d r o o m end una condo. In the heart d W B loom lleld with its own pool, lenme c o i * t s 4 3 hole gol t course Comer »re-plece. l o r m M d M n g room, cua lom deck eMkou f lower M M Yours tor onfy 1 1 4 9 0 / m o n l h 932-0970

CHOICE PROPERTIES

EAST TAWAS - S m M Nome on san-dy beech. 2 bedrooma pk i * sofa-b a d * C M for I ' l e M b i o weeks $475 per w e M 562-7436

EAST T A W A S - Stonay Shoraa Sends L M * Inn. 2. 3 4 4 b a d r o o m cottagaa and 1 4 2 b e d r o o m m o t M i*9t». FMUng. g o " . sartmnHng. Nkmg. MC C M 1-617-362-4609

on your t h * 'Golt Mecca"' snd food

MICHAYWE' VACATION RENTALS ASK FOR LOIS GFHSSO

1-800-332-6636

GAYLORO AREA LMa f ron t and goIt c h M e t i tor rent by the week or weekend Gol f pack -egee s M a b l e C M T h ^ > r u d a n t M Gleaaar ReM Estate Ren t i ! Ov tMon

1-900-333-9707

i n r i . a i i y w a v * V * t » Lake Iront homa. 4 anas Otsego

badroom. 2 bath O o a a to 17 goff course* C M (5171732-4307

GAYLORD/LEWtSTON - Modern , yet rustic co t tage on baasrt l td

sandy beach laka. Excat-m n g 4 M U n g . god

Sleeps 6 399-0073

GEORGE LAKE. Weal Branch araa. 3 bad room IMe f ron t homa. k i e p i 5-8 Araplaoa. weeher dryar. macro. TV 4 a luminum boat eves 420-3199

GLEN ARBOR. Ml HOMESTEAD RESORT

2 bedroom. 2 bath Condo On L M a Michigan. 426-2517

lege rentals at Qlan Arbor . Summer dataa a t " avMaPM Manftou Mgmt

GRAND TRAVERSE I houaa. 2 bad room Woodad 4 prtvata wtth huge $900 w a M 816-947-

HALE. Ml. GM-a-way a a M a n d or weakly Great tor temMea S u m m e r s e v M s M s 5 bedroom. 3 beth homa. Indoor p o d . 517-345-0711

HARBOR SPRINGS GREAT VACATIONS

GREAT RATES! • Tsnms. P o d . Naar Golf

• H » m g . B * m g • Shopping. Clnkig

H e i W t V e g a Homee 4 Condoe Lend Mast e r r mc Realty

1 -400-678-2341 1-616-624-2641

HARBOR SPRINGS HARBOR COVE CON DOS

FOR SALE OR RENT

. 9 0 * res tauran ts Shopp ing Springs and P a i o M e y

414 So4fthom Rantata D4SNEY/EPCOT - Universal Sludloe V4 mrtee away Luieiry 2 and 3 bad-room. 2 ba lh condo . eaanar dryar rmcroweva p o d , facaml. towM oour ta F rom $SJ5 par w e M Day*. 474-5190 Even ings 4 7 4 * 7 1 1

DISNEY /OR1ANOO 2 badroom. oondo 3 L w e M IV 491-8190

pools, lecuzz-. CUZB. god. 469-0425 c

DISNEY ' O R L A N D O AREA 3 Bed-r o o m 2 be fh U N k j m l a h e d Raors e«o r area wRh p o d 20 MMidaa I r om OtoMy. S373AM. 463-4294

DISNEY 'ORLANDO 1

M L TON H€AO-d4 SEA P M E S Anracdva 2 b a m 2 b e M o o m a t p o d 4 M n r M Cant rM M a s * . I r a M 4 ocean Owner 444-

MEXICO P U M R O VALLARTA

415 Vi 9CAUTMUL 9URT L A O

M r l m J M » « (9t«> 429-4940

9 E A U T W U I I A « C H A * J f V O O t 2 4 » M W a . M a t I k i j n 4 le«

r r r . t a ^ « 1499-7199 19 <911

• E A V T W ^ A

HURON. Maapa l " " M L A M

O M f M a T T W a B a

SYL-VAIN MANAGEMENT INC

1-800-678-1036 HARBOR SPRINGS 1 b e d r o o m oon-d o on g d t c o m , POOL M n r M . d u r -

ing provided (313) 491-2749

HARBOR S P R M G 8 . Harbor Cone 2 t i e d oom. 2 b a M condo. VCR.

HARBOR 9 P R » d a a / P € T 0 a K r Y low takJic 1 M a r 1 aUnna tor aumme entaM Fu4* t w a W a i V 2 3

HARBOR S P R M Q S Coay Condo 4. 2 M

TV, Neeeed pod. tarnda, lot $11 499 4914

I P R M O S - apadoua

a T E S ! T V Ten

MR ma. l e r t i n . dryar. cable. V g re I 9 6 0 w e M 4«3-1

HARBOR 4RRED>4'RCTQ9»rrY CoaMaa 4 i i l ^ R W i l l i ) or

nikaaMMil JMy 4 M

$14-971-9299

H O H M T 1 W CONOO - t 9 a d -n * K t M M * L M i a s » b l Ran-

TRAVERSE O T Y Charming. 1-2 v a c t l o r M l a n f H on Laka Michigan Brochure . 1-400-966-1094

TRAVERSE CITY-Luxurioua on the beach condo* . execut ive M M . X * mehed 2 bedrooms. 2 bath, waaher dryar w e M l y $1,200 616-946-5462

415 Vacation Rantata TRAVERSE O T Y . North Shore M i Luxury 1-2

p o d . HBC S r o d M S 1

N g h t N - e e k r ,

421 LMng

TRAVERSE CITY on SPIOER LAKE 1. 2 4 3 bed room

4326-44701

W A L L O O N LAKE 2 bedroom. i w M h e d . deen . fire-place, dock, canoe swlmnang. $590

After 8 P M 332 2319

420 Rooms For Ront ATTRACTIVE ROOMS FURNISHED APARTMENTS

Stove. Refr igerator. TV. ate 1M run Mo-nee none. MaM Service Ram by Day. W a M . M o n t h Call For Our Low Prioee. SUMMIT LODGE 274-3900 STARWAY Motel 531-2550

STARWAY II 549-1800

BIRMINGHAM - Olooping room Day employed, non emoker middM age man M M refr igerator 4 coffee $60 w e M 646-9167

CANTON - COUNTRY SETTING MMea onfy Kitchen prhdapaa $75 per week C M eve* 4 n Mi -ends

496-1396

EXTRA isrge furmshed room Nice ne ighborhood. $ 7 0 / a * including util it ies Grand F»ver 4 Beech srae

536-5514

FURNISHED 3 room aurte Prtvale bath microwave a m M refrigerator prtvata home $75.'wk Troy Reler-encee required 660-1954

LIVONIA ENTRANCE PRIVATE Bath clean, turraahed. Maaping

Via 1-96 4 1-275; 5 mM/Newtx i rgh. $40 weekly 464- "69C

" t a p I n c n 4 i -96 tot

o o m UVONIA 1-275 between 1-696 p loyed non-emokar /d r inkar Light cook ing $ 7 5 / w e M 464-6507

LIVONIA - Unfurmahed rooms, m-d u d a * utartwe. ki tchen 4 laundry pm 11sgoa $90 waMhr plus security

522-0220

PLYMOUTH- Month ly 4 weMfy room avertable m beauti ful down-town P lymouth No laaaa Deny maid eer-nc* C M Mane at 42^-0129

WEEKEND SPECIAL KING ROOM

2 PEOPLE - 2 NIGHTS $99 00 * TAX

W e M f y Rate $199 00

Bay Avertable a * ska of J d y 10. July July 24 4 J d y 31 $1000

sk 5 mlnutee from airport 1-800-676-7811

QUALITY INN HAZEL PARK

399-5800

420 Roomo For Rant REDFORO AREA

Vary cMan. sMa 1 mala. 44 or o ld-

537 -4147

REOFONO AREA - wo rk ing pa rson . k A d i a n 4 laundry pr l aegee ( 6 « / wk pMs 460 security dapcMt C M altar 5pm 537-7934

REDFORD lo . employed ledy

SOUTHFIELD Inkaler-10 Mae. larga furmshed room tor I em ale. 4SOâik o d u d a * M u09Da*. laundry. c a r p M . overnight g u a d pr t i4*goa. m u d M a cats. 6 1 5 - 9 9 6 1

SOUTHFIE LD-OlaapilhB r o o m tor non e n d i n g , non-dr ln lung iMi ia le $ 2 0 0 ' m o Indude t u l M l e a Secur i ty depoert Some prtvdagaa. 360-1774

TROY - PRIVATE f u n M h e d bath , badroom/er t tmg room, over 30, u«B-bss Included, knehan $300 'mon th

p n tiaass. 699 -7469

421 Living Quartan ToSharo

FREE EXPRESS FOR TENANTS" Featured on KELLY 4 CO TV 7

A l Agaa. Taslss. Occupa t ion* Background* 4 utoary iee

HOME-MATE SPECIALISTS

644-6845 30115 Greenfield Rd . South f ie ld

A ROOMMATE wemed. norv-emokar to M a r e beeutHvx condo P o d 4 ga-raga. M amenrtiee Uvonia. naar Jecobaon 's Clean 4 roaporMt i le $350 n d u d a a uUVtMs 591-0209

BIRMINGHAM aufle. bath, l i t che rv lecnd ry pnvl-lage*. eaparale entrance $625 + '4 utMtiee 256-3906 or 972-6146

BIRMINGHAM m-Town FaPuloue vmtage houaa Large, eurmy. fire-place wood koors Seeks neat reeponaiOle toneie to share wi th sams Available Aug 1st 644-9099

BIRMINGHAM TOWNHOUSE - M appaancaa $400 pkis '4 utaroee Security d a p o M No leeae requ i red r am ale. mature only Musi see Plenty of storeegs 256-9519

FEMALE to Miare % 2 BeOruoni. 2 bath luxury fully furmshed apt In a

H W Bloomfleld pr ime locat ion araa. Non-amokM. muni be d e a n $395 par mo Cable included 476-9918

h o m * 4 grounds ideM Kx proles s o n a bachelor or bacheiorstie Pn-va le bath, swimming p o d 4 l M a AJ utilities. $350 655-5087

ROOMMATES

mated wanted to Miara toga 2 bad-room apt . c l o u 10 d o a n o a e n 5337

Ca9 643 0999

BLOOMFIELD H ILLS-Non-amo ldng 1 em ale to anam o o n d o * M h SM 4275 /mo. + 1/3 u lUt lea 6 4 7 - »

CANTON - C M homa. Flraplaca. laundry r o o m . $290 par monlh inductee Utan ie*

416-9942

CHRISTIAN FEMALE, n o n a m o k a r . seeks same. 10 share cozy Noma m C t o k a t o n $78 par w a M . For m o r e mtormat lon c M a i iMMig i . 474-1167

CLEAN bedroom w/houee p i i»9aoaa In lakalront homa. $ 1 7 5 / m o Ra-d j c e d rent tor aaoratar td M4TO Chad OK 363-0096 or 360-6393 e v e

COUNTRY w i n g In the cfty 2 r o o m s paop la only

461 -9293

EMPLOYEED

561-0170

GARDEN CITY. Ford 4 Room with k d uee of house, l u r -mshed. vary clean C M evea. or

422 -9145

GARDEN CITY r o o m tor r e m . non-smoking leruMs $200 m o n t h aw d u d e * ki tchen pr iv i lege* 421 -1315

LOVELY HOME n N. R o y d Oak Large bedroom anting room, share bath. «.richer 4 laundry Non -emok -I n g t o n d a $66/wk 599-1494

NON SMOKER to ahare 2 b e d r o o m apt on Caaa LMa. r i M a f t l Q rnmads-etaiy $295. h a d and walar inc lud-ed Leave m i n a g i . D t o i e . 3 3 2 - 0 3 3 0

NON-SMOKING MALE to ahare 3 bedroom home $ 3 6 0 ' m o C M before 3pm 722-6824. MMr 4 p m 542-5117

& S 5 K wanted mature. p rg lesMond temMa to m a r e large lavMHy a p p o m s M IMe f ron t home $500 'mon th l y k v d u d e * ut lk l ie* 673-2962

4 1 » « ^ 7 4 . ~ Z > t a r n a a

Root I M A TE to M a r a toga ~ - ) i a a M t m i homa. Cl i l l M i l M a a . 4 9 4 0 / m o . M c k M M i M k a s M l . Meyer 360-7733 R e * 424-3965

R O O M M A T E ' t o n apartment . 2 I 2 b e t h * $290 i m

R O O M M A T E HMa. god. pooL tarv 2 bedroom, t badi. $276 + 1 * u t M M * .

R O O M M A T E WANTED lc shere b a d r o o m apartmant In Weadar S 2 6 0 / m o - deposit. 1 d d d O.K.

R O O M M A T E WANTED to *toe« 2 2 bath larga M y t w -

in W 9lnom4Md. norv 1 ba d e a n $396 /mo -

Garege moudad 441-4444

ROYAL OAK-Hi

SOUTHFIELD

Quaaty parson cMan apadoua homa In quiet area.

om 4 phone Laundy.

H O M E F M O C R S

NO FEE

S O U T H F * L D daan/i lumMtied PnvaM room/pfcona. Laundry/cable/no pals/no a M / F . $226-$24S 7.

S O U T H F I E L n Mala 10 ahare fca>-.. mafiad 5 bedroom. 3 b a M o M -houee. with same Moa tor o d M j student UOO/rno 344 W M

SOUTHFIELD - WEST W a f d i V - ' -eeeigmng 4«i mala to ahare ho i iM - -F id houee pi l i9agM. laundry, oaMa. $ 2 9 0 - utaoe* 546-1441

TROY - FEMALE w/e

422 Wantad To Ront NORTHWEST coup le Irom 1

d

Ma- ~y f1!

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D I R E C T O R Y

GIVE YOURSELF SOME "BREATHING ROOM Is your life t o o clut tered'7 Do you n e e d rhore s p a c e 7

Then unp lug your Onôrt red a p p a r e l a n d u n l o a d your ijsed furniture with the GARAGE & YARD SALE DIRECTORY, a p p e a r i n g (da tes ) in classified You'll b r e a t h e a little easier

(Dbserver fa IBccentric C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G

C O U N T D O W N FOR SUCCESS

4 »V9«U Before Sot * v Set a target date 1 Appfv tor necessary permits v Cal Classified

3 Weefcj Bofcxo Sato >l Obtain necessary permits > 8egm organenng mercrvandae \ List Items for Classified od

2 A U d i u Before Sale v Clean or repair rnercfKmdBe v Bean pricing merchandise . Write yo^M Cvassrfied ad

I Week Before Sale v Finish pricing/orgarvjng Y Begm displaying mercfvarxJBe Y Pioce your Classified ad

3 D a y * Before S a l e \l Make signs V Clean your garage V Get change 4 cash box

I D a y Befcwe Sale . FincJi displaying merchandise . TV-pare snac ks V Mow your lawn

The Day of the Sale v Put u p signs V Move targe items to vard v enfoy the resets o '

Classiftedt

444-1070 OAKLANO COUNTY I WAYNE COUNTY

OM MM POCHfSnPOQCHtSltP i • oja TuaaoAV aon TMunaoav aonwM /• a J4 wo** POR romoN

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j x o n t a l n a two signs, a hon4y

K M tar

far a

i«^.

1 2 E *

500 HripWi

Our > U M — and a raaa aWecaia. —

A CAREER m WEAL, ESTATE SALES WITH US « A "SEAL JOT o»* . . .

M i w a • Of <28.000

" b o a r f GAMBLE WTTH YOUR FUTURE CALL MC TOOAYW •NOIRAor BARRY 477-1111

REAL ESTATE ONE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

wor ld Boc* Educa*BUM Products

i and trsmmg salary ava 313-941 -1066

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS For p w i / W - a m a oflloa cleaning. E w « g hour * 11 M M I H M . •0 MB* 4 Farmmgton. 759-4506

ACCOUNTANT Non-Profit OrganlnMon located tn CRy of Oetroa ssea* CPA/accoun-tant aMh prior experience. Sand n w i and Mtarv requirements K>:

Accountant, 10079 Qrand Rhrer. DMrtot. ML 44204

eccoimtmg

STAFF ACCOUNTANT

A/ntcara n o m a HaaMhrara renay leaking a i<>ia—»rt

, o> sum * Farmaigton

lor the poeltlon oI Start Accotmtan l r our Farmmgton HMa

piaparattow My HnencMl and anafyaM ot monthly

Ma tow len t * co rpora te statement reports and coal t sport*. PreperaOon of audti • c n a d u M and preperahon and pos te r o l »oumal entrtee LlMeor M t n other ftnence a r a a * aa weB aa deta prooeeaMg AsaMIs In the prep-aration at

The eugpeeefui candldaM wM I M a Bechetor t dagraa m Account ing. two lo tour j 'aar i ' experience tn ec-cocntmfl with homa h i M l h ca r * background pi a toned Good math-amatacal and analytical akMa and proAoency n Lotua 1-2-3 ara re-quired ABMty lo maat rauMpto deecames * alao raqulrad aa waa aa

general

ACCOUNT R Seeking S m d M d u e N l o (otn o j r n u n M u M K o y work mg with peo-pta. Fun competit ive anvlrorvrtant PosMeni svaaabM Immediately Earn 4300-800 par M t No anoa neceeeary i Quired CMI batwaan 1 0 - 2 p m

ontr*?' ACTIVITY ASSISTANT

Pan tane A i M l daycara looking tor creative paraon to help plan 4 Im-ptamant actMtiea Experience help-K i No eeekanda or M i M n n Caa

562-0310

ACT MOW

GENERAL LABOR

Livonia araa tor i aaarila worker* . MuM ba acta lo work 40 hour * par weak 4 have dependable t ranapor-taoon Ca* tor an miervtowl

S©MEBOOY SOMETIME 18320 Middlebett

477-1262

OAE T h u r s d a y , J u n e 24, 1993

EMPLOYMENT CONTROLLER

Accounting Manager Mana«a a atalt o « l Haaponar fb k>

SiTCSLtSSs

Box « W OOearvar 4 Booantrtc l l a a a p a p a n

>825 ' Schoolcraft Rd. I M M Ml 44180

VELTRMSTERNATIONAL. a MflWy

Induatry. haa an • i c i i i r l opportu-nity aMMn toe OMoa of w a PreM-tfant m T r w tot A PAYROLL AD-

i t 6 * Appocants muM have a atrong Ac-oounong 4 Pa»roB atoatoMlrMtan backgrtxmd; aapartorwa in toe A O * ayetam la pmtorrad. PC M k . |Mr-ttouMrly Lotua 123 ara aaaantML Ex-ceaont oommunlcatton M a . an aMRy to work independently meev tam c o n M a n t M R y and prataaatona*-l e m e r e a l f c e y « rou meM the required crtlerta and na«a tha d r t * . energy and •ai i toW' j to oontrtouto to a taat paced grow-ing oompany. a a o i ler uawpawtna

peckaoa* na m a m a n r+-

Dtractor of Human naauurca i I

900 WnHMre Or.. SMM 130 I Or.. Troy. MJ 44044

An Equal Opportunity Employer

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

work In lining l iapaiUiietW. We at-tor BC/B8. LMe. 40 U paid vacatton.

PM l a i i i Ford Ann: Tarry Kniee

) Tatagrapli rd. Ml 44239

ADMINISTRATIVE CLERKS FULL TIME

Farm-

•dge. To • « * " aend your ra-le AMICARE MOME HEALTH-

, - c a a t . > 34006 Ti

ion H4M. Ml 44331 Worktorca Otvaralty torough Af l l rm-ativa Action/Equal Opportunity

m g n School Otptoma Oood phone communicat ion M e Oood varbM. math 4 wri t ten McBa D a u Entry axparlence

It you have thaaa quaahceoona. contact

( 313 ) ' t a t aaen l < H » a . m -6-00 p m.

Monday thru Frtdey

AOMINISTRATTVE/SECRETARIAL Plymouth office tootong tor puaaan l paraon with WordPerfect 5 1. Lotua 4 good varttH M i l e tor M time

453-7454

AIR CONDITIONING 4 T e c m c l e n axpartencad • Don 4 aervice. Only hardworking,

ad 42

aepenoat** need « O C ^ For Inter-

ALL PURPOSE SEMWJRIVER Downtown oompeny la oftor lng an entry ten* poatoon tar an able and lleadble aemMruc* drtvar to work m tha downtown wcirwty Dnvar muet have a good attNude lower da aa aa-pacto of

to

x •; ? " f ^ ' ^ T f f A W B l R K V M I I FRUIT MARKET

$7.00 PER HR. and Up...

For ful l t lma Stockara

DaliWorfcart

R d . Mil*, Farmington Hills

Apply Mon.-fri. 10 am-2 pm

H a J p W w f d


nfty tn our new I mi ia oPi atad

Chubb LPaAmartoa. known naaon-wtde tor a a i w a P u a Me meuranoa

opportu-to our new SouWiWalJ off ice tor a

atrator You V P. by plan-

I I'aanagk'ig Vie of in ternal oparaMona and

aaan our l» a n d rag lonM o f f i ce TM* M i Inckibe

we aaa* a M hava a mean u r n of 2-3 year* exper ience m toe Ha r a n anoe aactor. reaecBno aimaaeni typ-ing. PC. and m a t h M a . We expect you to have toe aPMty to work inde-pendent ly a n d to aM prtortaea.

Hon pa ra ape w*h«n our c?ynam.c. g row ing a i W o n n a n l . For oonaider-

Chubb LHaAmartoa. Attent ion: RVP. 300 Park Street . 306. Blrmlng-

A n Equal O p p o m m t y Employer

CHUBB Ll feAmer lca ALL EXECUTIVES

Look ing tor toe «amcto toM M i you to acfttona your aerrang

created by toe count ry 1 ! moM auc-

peopM » men ! poetoona- Ovar S2.S — a n In

our Brat 00 dayal CapMaaaa on our axploMaa growth. Haepend to

(313HB1-14T0

ANSWER TELEPHONES m our WaaBand o f f i e * Fu l t ime. 4-Spai. Mon-Fn. . S 4 J K / V to alart Metura paraon p ia to i i ad . Apply M: * 7 Manu fac tu re r * Or.. B. o l Cherry HBL E o l I t o w L u i ^ i or oaB 724-4572

APARTMENT CLEANER tar large SauthBMd apar tmen t complex 40 h o u r * per week. Wapa plua banMR* Expenenoed only apply M 26740 SNawaaeae. Southf iMd

APARTMENT LEASING AOENT F u i t ime poatoon w,'apartment men-agemeni company . Experience pre-

4 medic a insurance included Apply In paraon t o John F Lttm*. BuBdar mc. 24410 Michigan Ave.. Dearborn, Monday th rough Friday. 9-4pm

APARTMENT LEASING AGENT lor WeM BtoomAMd area.

682-285C

APARTMENT MAINTENANCE tor 70 unit complex m north auburb M u M have kno«Madga of beaic m a n -tonanca. auch aa p«umc»ng. atoctn-CM. pamtmg 4 carpentry WMng to t ra in m other M d a of apt mamte-nanoe C a i tor mta r i t oa 334-1474

APPLIANCE REPAIR Exper ienced or a lec l i ica l ' mechanical abMty Benefi t* G reM oppor tun i ty 522-0506

A P P U A N C E 4 TV REPAIR PERSON Aporent loe G o o d wages. Staatfy w< 20001 Sou tMtaM Rd 'sSSScS

APT. CARETAKER COUPLE UtaM tor aantor cft tzsra S ina i aarv lor olttasn buBdmg m Oak Park, naar 9 Mas 4 CooBdgs. 9me* M a r y plua 2 bed room apt. Sand brtof letter (ra-aume) wi th quaaBcattona to Box 234

Otaerva r 4 Eooentrtc

ARE YOU READY FOR A CAREER MOVE?

user* Boortawaar, 41»11 Ford « d Canton. Ml 4 0 1 4 7 ^ 0 7 3 Attontton to Director No Phone CaBa Pteaae

YOUR INTERESTS ARE OUR

BUSINESS.

ITS assy lo t r ôy your job when you and your co-workers shsrs somst twig m common: s psnums intsrsst tn w tw t your company ss4»a B s s i Buy is tf>s nat ion s 2 n d l a r g t s l and fss tes t g row ing spscistty rstsilsr of products you can get oxcrtsd about - stsreos TVs . music snd computer*.

Surround yourssN witn fhsss products, snd join our lesm of frisndly. ambitious s n d dsd.es tso psopis Also, rscsivs quality training and advancsmsnt opportunities m our rap«My sxpsnd ing oompsny So s i t tsthsr you rs looking lor SMM mcoma or bu4dkx) a csrssr - vON our job <Mr and s s s «msrs in ators lor you at Ba^ auyl

OVER M F A R T AMO FULL-TIME FOftTTIONS srs Svaitabls lor sxpsosocsd dspsrtmsnt Bupsrvtaors non-commlsaionsd product astss parsswnal a n d m tns arssa o« custsmsr a s m a a . MooSiwg

music sales product secur i ty , csr stereo

Bsst Buy o f fe rs s compet i t ive pay and a bene f i t s p s c k s g s mchjdtoo a ganaraus smpioyes dmcount and ps id comprshensn /e

Bast Buy Is coming to Dotrottl 2 8 - j u t y 2 .

«»

800 HalpWanHd

srrt2d4—>« ~ of Oatord . 76 Ponaec

Olctard. M l 44371

Apply now tor

SUMMER WORK Are you Brad of earning 18-47 an hou r } Earn m o r M CoBeoe atu

^ o ^

800 I M p Wanted

NORRELL •63-4742

mg C a i

A REAL ESTATE CAREER

« you've been laM oft ba-cauee of out baefca. you

of your l u t v e by becoming a i i cenaad raM aetata agent Join a company thai oner * FREE training tar q u e u e d indMduato . I rom atart to top. ara

s g e m a n t . C M I Dar lena Shemenekl m Plymouth. 451-6400 or Don Kamen tn Uvoma. 442-3000

Quality REAL ESTATE

Better Homee & Osrdena

ART F u i t ime poatoon a. aBabM tot nknor art work on p h o t o g r a p h s Artist ic

ba able to wo rk overt ime and aome SMM days. Star t ing pay $6 16 per

p a r f o r m s n c e A p o i r Nor th v tean Photo. 27461 Schoolcraft.

Uvonia. M i

ad tor aervtae of ta lented pro l iaa lanM art-m . Vartefy of au f t ta t * PrtvaM party Reply to Sox 5 7 4 Obaarver 4 Eooantnc I towepapar i

34251 Schootcraft Rd U v o n M M l 44150

consul t ing Urm pro-avery

needa: f inding w a y * to reduce o * m

l a c t a E x c M l e n l c o m p e n a e t l o n a t r u d u r e tor e e m l n g a of >14-425.000 Aral year C a i 603-5743

ASPHALT PAVER OPERATOR COL DRIVER

Exper ienced only 473-7240

An EquM Oppor tun i ty Employer

ASSEMBLERS immedMle o p e n i n g * F i * time day* Fsrmlngton HMa arae. Muat ba m e c h e n c a i y mc ined . have own t o o n able l o haavy Mt To acneduM

TEMPEXCHANQE 557-5600

ASSISTANT tar Chrtatton group daycara. thM la not a an down fob. wa need Mary Popplns.

456-3231

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R / C o u n t a r Person. Au iomo th i a part* ator*. M l t ime K/aghta A u t o Supply. Inc.. 43600 Grand RKer . Novi. 344-1260

& Taylor Cel L inde -415-0810

TOP PAYB to w a r t a greet

N S SERVICES 473-2111 I M M n a a l l i *

474-1313

njl. gooc lr- y a p r t K deelgn anc t raaon a muet Macmtoah com1

CHIMNEY HILL APARTMENTS 6434 C M M N C Y HILL DR.

WEST BLOOMFIELD. M l 44322 737-4402

ATTN: M OWENS An E«)BM Oppor tun i ty Emptoyar

ASSEMBLY orfc. otoan pa hare. R e q U *oe. pueMva antoMon. m

and tooua o n quaPty 4 hard work B u n 44.56 an hour plua bonueoe. raMea 4 %M beneats. A l tomoon M t Weaaem Weyne oounty naar L 274. Ptoaa aand l a a m n to: Produc-tion. P O 441 I E

124.

Y - U G H T Choice of toree aNfta Uvonia and Nov ! Overtone. Ca t Lea 473-2«36

ASSISTANT tor WeM BtownHeld

» n ohalr poatoon Alao part- tuna M 4 r toanmn poatoona

c J 434-1234

NO EXPERIENCE Manager Trainee ENCE NECESSARY

Wa re naw to Mtatagan bul growmg laa t * you have the burmrw d e w *

career* *ue( havan t Bl the M i then cafl today l Earn $600 every waMi atarOng now. No nighta or week-e n d * S ianch manager poeatoMoaea

n toe I M yr lor toe naht par CaB M o n - T H j r * Only 3&4-0447

ATHLETIC APPAREL TO 423.000 YR

WM'tram. Fast sdvsnosmer t t * Eam up to B40K m lass than 2 y r * AJ

F u i benefi t* " 1434

ATM TECH/GUARD WELLS FARGO ATM

Haa immadMM openmga tor luB/ p a n t ime ATM/Secur i ty peraormel tar Oakland. Maoomb Weyne courv l i e * Appacant to be naai 4 protoe-• o n M m appearance Muet be aPM to peea thorough background inves-t igat ion. 4 d rug

EquM Opportv*wty Employer Mmorl ty / r e m ate 'Handtcapped /Va>

FULL SERVICE Amoco *tati< needa At tendant DutMa m c k j d i t l repair o * changea. t u l aarve gaa •na. no experience ngpaeeary Ap t 4 4 Farmmgton "Amoco. 2051 Farmmgton Rd Uvof fa .

ATTENTION Ideal for

College Students

M and CKM o l work. OutMa induda keeping track o l worker* ton Spat MUR Work to:

• UVONIA •DETROIT

•WESTLANO

t « 00 PER HOUR

Apply M: 21111 MtddMben

Da ta*an Grand Rtoar 4 8 Maa

.JZS SERVICES *

800 Halp Wanted

ATTENTION) 11

$50 COMPLETION BONUS

r r SERVICES 4 SYSTEMS haa e a v eral fob openmga f you a * eras-able Mariadtolaly 4 car work m toa D i i n S i aree we heve a » b tor youl

• Producaon Environment • Temporery lo Peimanaia (40 dayal

• Muat have atoal loe ihoea • Flrat anm 45.50 lo Mart $7 plua benel l i 4 profit ahanng whan

• 2nd anm 45 ST tOBtTT 47 45 plua beneltta 4 proto glar ing whan

IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL

ET SERVICES & SYSTEMS 58^-8428

AUTO BODY Pan-Ume body ahop porter I be d e p e n d e d * and good workei

BOS SELLERS PONTLAC 34000 GRAND RIVER FARMINGTON HILLS

474-4000

AUTO CLEAN-UP/DETAILING Super deen. buay ahop Experienced o m , Auto Plua Car Care 474-4400

AUTO DEALER CXie to a trsmandoua n ureas* m

ara m nssd ol s quaa-fled mdMdual to to tha poamon at OFFICE MANAGER Plsass oontsc l Jeanne or Tim tar an appointment

227-5652 BRIGHTON MONOA MAZDA

AUTO DEALER NEEDS AaaMtant ControSer Must have recant Big 3 IrancMee experience through conv-putertzed Unenrtala, aa w a i aa dem-onatratad a none Apply 7 MIM, NonhvMe or raaww* lo: PO Box 530942- Uvonia. 44153-0042

AUTO GLASS INSTALLER Expsrlsnce required L a r d * Auto GMea

800 Halp Wanted • AUTOMOTIVE DEALER NEEJS EXPERIENCED BfVENTORY CLERK

mm c l a i m , back i « parta drtvar M u e T ha ara pans

a. par ts drtaer* raaijy to move >e w a K u i i n to apply Eaoal-lem opporkimHy, pay and t iwiaBM tar right paraon.

Applv in paraon to Parta Dapt

OON MASSEY CADILLAC 40475 Ann Arbor Rd-. n y m o u t h

PART-TB4E MECHANIC Mefor oorporebon haa W i m i d l M i opening tar a pen-tone mecharSc tar BaM maintenance/ repair*. Bart-Me hour * E O E CaB Sorwa noon-5pm. Mon-Ff t 1-400-476-2347

AUTOMOTIVE Rouah mduatrtee a a taB-buBd au lomo tNa prototype company that M expanding Its oparaBon m tha AJton Park and i lnmhgaM have an ivgant need lor p nt ffte taaowmg I

Prototype

• people who

Day and E v * Shirt* 2 y r * automotive related or proto-type anparlance required Sts ts Certtocattan reqdrad: own loola a muet Experience w«h pas i sngs i car* and Igh t t r u c k *

Good Ooernma F t * Bans

Sand raaxne or apply to: ROUSH INDUBTRKS

11404 Market St LNonla. Ml 44150 Phone: 501-1010 FAX 501-4333

An EquM Opportunity Employer

AUTO SERVICE ATTENOANT Large Amooo aaratoa oenter haa IMI 4 p a n tane opening* to work M ! u i aarve Mend 4 do i l i l i a work. Oaye 4 e v e * W « tram. Appt f TaMOepM Car Care, oomer Telegraph 4

* 444-2910

AulO

Goodyear Auto Service Center

SSO =-f*C3»BBds ma or p a n tone T T e i J i r r GENERAL SERVICE TRAINEES

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Tlree. o i change, s ic

Appfy m person

26441 Telegraph. Southfield South o l 12 Maa

33014 Grand Rhar. Farmmgton

T O M A T I C S C R E W M A C H I N E

ane rttevenpon i Dey* 4

mduatrtal. N. o> Grand RN-ar Between Haggerty 4 Hatotoad

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE Exoaftont opportunity lo further your trade m Devenpon tcrew maohma operat ion MuM be queaty or iented Pay commeneuraM witn exper ience Overt ime medical, dental, bonua program Pisses CMI 532-0084

AUTOMATION MANUFACTURING CO has openmga tor MauMne Aa-aamblera Expsnanced only Com-petitive wage. bensMts 4 Ova i t l i ' * . Apply a l Acaan-maOc B i s t s n a . 11973 MayBald- Uvonto. 26V-0080

AUTO MECHANIC IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

Must be Certified Goodyear Service Center

Apply in person:

, a $ r C H T J F , E p 0 -

AUTO BOOT PORTER

aaa eato. to STTO m toe Body Shop 340B1 Plymouth Rd.. LMonis.

ALTTO MECHANIC Wont. Used car l o t raqi toad pay nagooabto.

Soma Body

goad * M n c record QreM a p p m l u i l y - 7 MBe i

Grand f«var. 537-7711

AUTO MECHANIC i 4 carttoad

AUTO MECMAMC-For araeang Troy araa Goodyear daeler MuM ba oar

Oood a t * A a k t a r d i n a e r PaM 302-0360

AUTO MECHANIC needed tar M l aantoa S top Muat ba Mate carttoad ASE l a M a i a d Flat r s M 422 44,-V tor l u a B i i l

535-4*40

AUTO MECHANIC Must be certif ied 4 experienced ai

4 b rake* ExcaBent pay

Top Value Muffler 462-3833

AUTO MECHANIC $17.40/hr. flat rate

Benefits Apply m paraon: Wow Motive, mc 21430 NoM Rd.. b M 4-4 Maa Rda.

parann a t 303 r a n M n g t a n HMa.

AUTO T M y MuHtar S a

a m inaaaa of 4560 per waek or I Apply M T u f y Redlord (4

A r Rarnc* A ' N n M ^ , wc M i n t that w h n ymi key y t * i r Ttnulu f rnm is just as impurtat i t u the Nirf ts yno T h c t r * 4im|»ly m i MKH r h i n f as a jjrrac tmnlcamrp wi thnur a great staff That's why we ar s c m n H n d a staff of customer-service o r * t * e H peopie " h " u r " lirerare as they a i r likeable

fciKhrri**. we'rr h i r ing for our store in the B k n l f a f t h a m area

ASSISTANT MANAGER ,2* years' h i f t k ve lumr r eu i f e»perWat c n V A i r t l i ng

£ _ • y" v m mpericrK r a p l t «

v DEPARTMENT SUPERVISORS I nc lud ing Children's, Receiving. Ar t , and

-- ' r O imputer /Techn ica l

BOOKSELLERS • . Full and P a r t - t i m e r *

• b o u M i g i r i W H i l a o p p o r t u n i t i e s , *

• A p p f y I n P e r s o n

f - 11 A M - 7 P M T u e s d a y , J u n e 2 9 t h

c»r W e d n e s d a y , J u n e i O c h It Embassy Su i tes H C K C I

28100 F r a n k l i n R u e d Sos i t h f i e l d , M l

( o f f u f N o r t h w e s t e r n H w y )

If s q s h l r j n m p w . . , l r p , , . i , I R M * . » . IJ

We art an » y d n y p o t u n 1 i i | i j t W -

MANAGER j M a d a d tor new qulck-ajbe taoMly A k tendK. paaMNa MM I I J I and your

BAKERY COUNTER HELP-Buay bakery need* experienced person, outgoing 4 courteous Tuaa -Sat M l or per t - t ime Berieflo a e a a t i n lor M L t l m * poatoon l i m r to atar i Appfy wtthm: Cakaa By tverssns. 31414 Grend RTvar. Fsrmlngton

Bsksry Production i m m s d M U opening* tor entry level bakery product ion atafl Apply m parson 21400 Telegraph Rd . SouthHeld. Mon-Fn 4am-4pm

Dr iver* needed to ptooe eweepetake boxaa rn area t n a m w e a i Fu i l ime, hourly saisry. plu commission Com-pensat ion tar missga. Must have own . e l u d e Appacatlone being tak-en at. SouthAald Vic Tanny 10000 Northlend Dr.. Third hoor Equal Opportunity Employer M / F / H

B A N K I N G / F I N A N C E

Ma|or Arm i

opportunity lor tfiarp. m . bii " - ' - * " • -- la j piqtaaskxiai irxjnnouoi ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 BASESAU. CARD 4 comic m o c needa ma tum help Growth poMn-

S4 75 473-4061

BASEMENT WAT ERP HOOFING M u M bs honsst snd hs rdworka ig Own transportat ion nasdsd C a i

463-2575

BEAUTY SPA NEEDS FULL TIME COSMETIC SUPPLYROOM

ASSISTANT

s p p l y w i t h i n : 3 2 5 2 0 TTangton

BIG BUCKS w _ _ ^

Ws' rs i aoeeeiori proof 35 M 4 p a n poait iona ava«able Ticket 47 per hour lo atart M l t ime

l lad taa l benefit*, peid hoaday* 4 vacat lona If your ra rtoati la. hard-working. ambit ious 4 ready to stsrt today c a i 454-2S30

BOOY PERSON NEEDED Experienced Good working condi-t ion* Busy i h o p Apply M Plym-outh Auto Body CoBWon. 207 W Ami Art ior tra*. Plymouth

BORING MILL Experienced DaVleig Operator

Day i h l f l Benefits 522-4780

BORING MILL OPERAfb'R DeVBeg *-ax la CMC with GE 2000 contro l Alao need operator tar STD OeVkeg Diciaiant beneBt* Air corv-dHloned ahoc Apply Mon -Fr i , be-twaari 7sm-5pm M: 14799 W 11 Mas. Oak Park

EXPERIENCED BRICK PAVERS WANTED

Ptoaee caa Alan at Goidner 4 WMah. 332-6430

BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR 5 year* experience

qui red FMI Mme. benefits Apply a t 613 Manu fac tu re r Or . Cherry HH 4 Nawburgh

BUILDING INSPECTOR. City Northvtoa. Part Tana poatoon. ra-iponato le tar plan r s . W , permit Is-suance. l a i d inspection*, snd r* sd wont. vaBd u i d v g a n drtvar * l -oanee 4 cernflcatlon or aMBly to become oerttoed requked Reexne by 7 /7 /93 IO C*y Manager 215 W Mam. NorthvtBa 44147 E O E

BUSY BEE Hcxaakeaplng m Farm-mgton HMa a hiring Houeakaaper* 46.00 to atart Ft« 4 part a t * Mon-Sat We are lookmg tar the r paraon Own car raq i>ed 466-1

CABINET SHOP aeaka reaponatoM

Entry Laval poatoon 347-4777

F1MSHED CARPENTER needed tar

enoad 4 queaty l l l i r , 347 * 6 3 6

800 Halp Wanted

a M tram Apply 4 4 i Amoco 20606 Far

' : . a . in Food Stors .^41401

CASHIER/STOCK Parry Drug S t o r e * mc

27474

C A S M E R 8 WANTED - trtonMy. da-pendecae. saa niuUistad paopM are neadad to work m our tood n w k e f f u g i a w i Compadtha w a g * tram-mg 4 benef i t * Oooortunlty tor ad-vancamant P a r t / k * tone, a l M t a a aBati l t Apply m person - at the taOowtog Sunoco Food M a r k e t * 5 MBa 4 Haggerty Joy 4 UBey Ford 4 I lew 6 LX oh 1-48 4 M a i k i i a i i

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CASHIER/Wreckar Drtvar Fu4 4 part nme. Not under I S

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Assisting Detroit Frankl in B a n k of Southfield haa approved a

$600,000 line of credit for Detroit Neighborhood Houaing Services Inc. (DNHS). D N H S will use the credit l ine to originate individual h o m e im-provement loana in targeted Detroit neighbor-hoods.

"Th i s is a f irst of i ts kind re la t ionship in the Detroit a rea ," Frankl in chai rman David F. S imon said. " D N H S is a t rue leader in hous ing rehabi l i -ta t ion in Detroi t and we ahare their vision t h a t ^Detroit's neighborhoods can be rebui l t t h rough co-operat ive efforts of th is na ture ."

The credit line should be in place by J u n e 30 with home improvement loan funding by D N H S to follow immediate ly .

Life Member honors J e r o m e L. Re iss of West

commerical inves tment real es-ta te special ist , was recently hon-ored with Life Mem the Governing Councibof the Commericial Inves tment Real E s t a t e In s t i t u t e in Washington, D.C. Also, Reiss announced that he has lef t Bur land , Reiss, Mur-phy and Rembiesa o faou th f i e ld to operate under his own name in West Bloomfield. He will special-ize in office property counseling, tax appea ls and commercial real es ta te ana lys i s a n d research.

Information for inclusion in this column should be sent to Marilyn Titchett, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150.

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• You can't always tell a book by Its cover, and you can't always tell a business by the nature of its architec-ture.

B Y G E R A L D F R A W L E Y S T A F F W R I T E R

T h e y ain ' t what they appear to be.

M a n y bui ldings — whether i t 's because they were designed tha t way or because of t radi t ion — look

like they were designed with a very specific use in mind .

Somet imes , bu i ld ings are a lmost a t r ademark of a par t icular company, somet imes the in tended use drives the design so m u c h t h a t bui ldings are des t ined to look a cer ta in way.

Or a t least it used to be t h a t way. Today, because of pressures from within a n d ou ts ide of corporat ions — a lot of recognizable archi tecture is

heck, somet imes .fiy&ft ful l-scale reconstruct ive surgery.

Take the Bloomfield Townsh ip McDonald ' s restaurant, for example.

We need your help. We are kx*mg for odd-looking, out-out-ptace and otherwise undefinable takings in the Observer & Eccentric area, buikSngs that you look at and wonder, "What the heck is that pi ace?" Send us the location ot these mystery buildings (any architectural structure you were intrigued by) and tafl us what you think they are. Address It to the Observer & Eccentric, Building Scene, 36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, 48150.

Whethe r you're in southeas te rn Michigan or Casper, Wyoming, you know if you see t h a t M a n s a r d roof, the deep ear th tone bricks and t h e tel l tale golden arches tha t you can f ind a Big Mac inside.

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STEPHEN CANTRRU. /STA#T PHOTOGRAPHER

Look again: If you didn't know what it was beforehand, chances are you would never guess that the building above housed an automotive dealership; and take away the sign and you would never suspect the building at left was a McDonald's. Buildings that aren't what they seem: Do they add to the allure of our local landscape or are they just plain annoying?

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£_ But wait a minute . W h a t waa that

you juat whizzed by on Telegraph nor th of S q u v e Lake Road in Bloom-field Townahip?

It sure looked like golden arches, but what the heck were they at tached to? Naw, couldn ' t be. Could i t 0

It is.

A new approach _ T h e B l o o m f i e l d T o w n s h i p

McDonald ' s is but one of a growing number of bui ld ings t h a t takes a new approach when it comes to tradit ional architecture.

Mike Goodman, regional construc-tion manager for McDona ld ' s , said the relaxation of corpora te s tandards on the t radi t ional M c D o n a l d ' s archi-tecture is driven by communi ty re-str ict ions and to a leaser degree, by f ranchisers who want something a lit-tle different.

Many re s t au ran t s are very different from what people would have found even five years ago.

Goodman said he doesn ' t think cor-porat ions with a ves ted interest in a par t icular archi tec tura l style are like-ly to completely abandon them. It is, however, likely tha t fu tu re stores will be an amalgamat ion of t radi t ional a n d new styles.

" I d o n ' t t h i n k you ' l l see a M c D o n a l d ' s w i thou t the golden arches ," he said. T h e mansa rd roof will also remain near a n d dear to the corporation's heart, he said.

" B u t I think there ' s room for a blend of other styles," he added.

McDonald 's , he added, has been slowly evolving its style f rom the usu-al ear th tone brick to lighter, more

open archi tec ture even wi thout the r e q u e s t of c o m m u n i t i e s a n d f ranchisers .

New look at Kmart Jeffrey Budday, pres ident of J B A

Architects Inc. in Bi rmingham, is de-signing the new Kmar t on Telegraph in Bloomfield Townahip . T h e design is strikingly different for the now common gray a n d red bui ld ing with the large r*d 'K. '

Budday said it is no surpr ise to people in the bui lding t rades t h a t communi t i e s are placing more and more restrictions on bus inesses .

" W h a t drives any retailer?" Bud-day said. "Locat ion. And once loca-tion is decided upon, eve iy th ing else is driven by t h a t . "

So if K m a r t wants a store in Bloomfield Townsh ip , it has to meet certain requirements of the commu-nity.

"There is a t r emendous strength (in communi t i e s ) to stick to their guns on zoning and bui ld ing codes," he said. " T h e desire for a certain lo-cation — how strong t h a t de^wMfe — de te rmines how far a company will bend ."

Which is not to say Km a r t ' s design is being totally driven by Bloomfield T o w n s h i p . " K m a r t does have a series of s t a n d a r d s when they wan t to bui ld in a more upsca le area."

Breaking mold at Infiniti * Architect Ron Kaliszewski, a part-

ner at t h e archi tectural firm Lucken-bach/Ziege lman and Pa r tne r s in Bir-mingham, designed the Inf in i t i auto-mobi le dea le r sh ip in Bi rmingham.

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T h e typical Infinit i dealerahip is # n t e m p o r a r y design consis t ing of m i i t e p lanes and glass. T h e Birming-h a m Infini t i is strikingly di f ferent a n d looks noth ing like an au to dealer-sh ip — at least on the outside.

" I t took some arm bending on our par t (to get Infinit i to agree to the changes ) , " Kaliszewski said. For ex-ample , ins tead of exterior insula ted wall system, they opted for brick. " W e upgraded the building subs t an -t ia l ly ." a

Kaliszewski said while he had to comply with certain design and archi-tec tura l restrictions handed down by Inf in i t i , owner Fred Lavrev (and Bir-m i n g h a m ) wanted something t h a t was more in keeping with Birming-h a m ' s t radi t ional , conservative im-age.

"Fred Lavrey had a plan in mind t h a t d idn ' t look like an oriental car dea le r sh ip . " Kaliszewski said.

" In f in i t i has a prototype tha t is very original, but Mr. Lavrey h a d a site t h a t wasn ' t very forgiving.' he said.

For tunate ly , the location is adja-cent to Lavrey's other dealership, which meant service could be per-formed nearby without adding the ga- . rage area to the dealership itself.

P lus , the cost of property in Bir-m i n g h a m necessitated the bu i ld ing have addi t ional uses, hence the sec-ond-floor office space included in Fred Lavrey Infinit i .

How likely are corporations to devi-a te from their t rademark architec-tu re?

" T h a t depends ," Kaliszewski said. "Sa les — or lack of sales — can change a lot."

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How to remove unwanted Z-Brick Home repair nues t ions answered

by Popular Mechanics Magazine:

Q. I recently pu rchased a home with Z-Brick on one of the kitchen walls. I'd like to remove the Z-Brick. and wallpaper he ent i re kitchen. Can you recommend a product tha t is fast, easv a n a safe for removing Z-Brick 0

A. Z-Brick is a molded ceramic type material measur ing about three-e ighths inch thick. I t ' s appl ied with a mast ic to an interior wall, giving it the appearance of a real brick wall.

Removing the Z-Brick without damaging the sur face behind it is virtually impossible . Knocking the Z-Brick off the wall with a hammer is somewhat haza rdous because piec-es of Z-Brick will fly all over.

T h e fas tes t , most economical way to remove the Z-Brick is the most

-•radical. T h a t is. take the wall board with the Z-Brick on it off the wall, ripping it back to the s tuds , then re-cover" the* 'Wall1' wtth ' new - -gypsum board. T h i s sounds ha rde r and more radical t han it is.

Be careful not to damage any wires tha t might be in the wall cavity. Also, be sure to wear eye protection and a respirator or dus t mask dur ing the job.

Al though removing the Z-Brick is somewhat messy, the job should go relatively fast . Since there is only one wall with Z-Brick, cover the wall and remove the mess all within a half day ' s work.

Any other removal method will not give the wall the smooth surface nec-essary for wallpapering.

Q. Our 1973 au tomat ic frost less refrigerator-freezer forms ice in the bot tom. W h a t do you suppose is wrong?

A. Firs t , check tha t the ice does, in fact, mel t when your un i t is in its au-tomat ic -def ros t cycle. Open the door a n d see if water runs down the tube at the back.

T h e n inspect to be sure t h a t the water passages from the freezer sec-

1 t io t r are clear. Remove any food or packaging mater ia l tha t may be ob-s t ruc t ing the water passages.

Remove the cover over the def ros t -er mechan i sm and check for a blocked hose. You can run a flexible wire carefully into the tube to help

* remove any obstruct ions. Whi le the cover is opened, check the def ros t -un i t action by advancing the de f ros t t imer . Rota te the dial clockwise.

T h e fact tha t your refrigerator r u n s frequently could indicate t h a t fan, coils, and compressor need cleaning. You may also have a low Freon level. Check th is a n d add Freon if the level is too low.

Q . W h a t is the reason for the ' w a r n i n g about using specific maxi-

m u m wattage (such as 60-w?.tt) bu lbs in l amps and fixtures?

A . T h e reason for such warnings is to minimize the chance of hea t b u i l d u p and fire tha t can result if you use a higher wattage bu lb in t h a t fixture.

To submit a question, write to Pop-ular Mechanics, Reader Service Bu-reau, 224 W. 57th Street, New York,

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S a t e l l i t e d i s h e s s o o n t o b e e x t i n c t ? Some video exper ts believe

tha t satellite dishes , which have become a major par t of the A m e r i c a n l a n d s c a p e , a r e doomed to become ext inct .

They pred ic t t h a t Direct Broadcast Sys tems (DBS) , such as the new DirecTV, will replace the big, concave a n t e n n a s which capture signals f rom satel l i tes orbiting in space. DirecTV is ex-pected to be in t roduced by Hughes C o m m u n i c a t i o n s in 1994.

The Hughes sys tem, which will deliver over 100 c h a n n e l s of

digital TV, operates with a small , 18-inch dish which picks up signals t r a n s m i t t e d from a new high powered satelli te.

However, don ' t hold your breath wait ing for the big dishes to vanish, says the current issue of Video Magazine. In other countr ies where direct broadcast sys tems have been introduced, they have not replaced the older satel l i te receivers.

One reason for th i s is that much more programming is be-coming available over the older satel l i te dishes. T h e satel l i te in-

dus t ry haa finally solved the sig-na l - thef t problem.

T h i s al lows more program-ming to be p u t on the satellite wi thout fear of having offerings pilfered. Laat fall, a new scram-bling sys tem from General In-s t rumen t was pu t into service which cut channe l poaching from about 30 percent to virtu-ally zero.

Another reason for the contin-uing popular i ty of the big dishes is tha t the manufac tu re r s of dish receiver un i t s have come u p with new fea tures which

shou ld keep their products in Amer ican backyards and on ita roof tops for some t ime to come.

For example, R.L. Drake ia m a n u f a c t u r i n g a receiver which lets d i f fe ren t family members program individual liata of fa-vorite c h a n n e l s which pop u p in s e p a r a t e onsc reen windows . Drake ' s receivers all offer on-screen m e n u s in English and S p a n i s h .

In addi t ion , Tosh iba ' s la tes t receivers allow viewers to order pay-per-view events wi thout p icking u p the phone.

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Builders laid f o u n d a t i o n s for 1.24 million new homes and a p a r t m e n t s at a seasonally ad jus ted annua l rate, according to the Com-

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Many ana lys t s had predicted in advance of the report that s tar t s would total abou t 1.25 mill ion in May.

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Large single family homes with impressive elevations hiqti style intenocs and stcte-entry garages Vany wooded and ponds sites available (lymouth,'Canton Schools Minutes from I 2?S I 96 Laurel Par* Place and Downtown Northville

From the $260's t> MILE

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W T O J S I D E V I L L A G E 4 6 4 - 9 4 2 0

Open Daily 1 8 p m • Weekends 1 -6 p m 1 -hoi Dev. I o. • JAI) Homes

V R Jacohson liev. Corp. Welcome

Get The Inside Stoiy On West Bloomfield's

Hottest Selling Detached Condominium Homes

N O V I

BRADFORD of Novi

had slackened from J a n u a r y through March in large part because of unusual ly harsh weather.

But builders began digging out of the win-ter s lump in April, when s tar ts j u m p e d a revised 8.1 percent . T h e depar tment origi-nally es t imated April s t a r t s rose 6.7 percent.

But for the first five mon ths of 1993, s t a r t s were down 0.8 percent from the same period a year earlier.

Itch-less insulation, developed

(AP) — Owens-Corn-ing unveiled what it called user-fr iendly in-su la t ion t h a t will not i tch or irr i tate handle rs l ike other s t anda rd fi-ber glass i n s u l a t i o n can.

T h e product , known as P I N K P L U S , is t rad-i t ional insulat ion en-cased in pink polyethy-lene, helping i t slide into at t ics and crawl-spaces with greater ease t h a n typical insu la t ion . I t will cost abou t 20 percent more.

Wi th about 3 mill ion a t t i c s needing insula-t ion annual ly , S t r auss e s t ima ted the potential r e t a i l m a r k e t f o r P I N K P L U S at $5 bil-lion.

T h e wrapped insula-t ion will not punc tu re easily and does not tear easily. It is also not combus t ib le and will not set t le with age or absorb moisture .

Four Distlnctfve Floor Plans Including Ranches, C a p e Cods & Colonials Estate Sized Half Acre Lots

IV? Berths Attcx

G r e a t Northville S c h o o l s Open Daily 12-6 Closed Thursday

(313) 3 8 0 - 8 8 8 8

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Soar ing Cathedra l Ceilings

Private Cour tya rd Entries

Adjacen t to 14-acre Park with Nature Walkways

O u t s t a n d i n g Location. Cent ra l t o Work . Shopping A Recreation

Full Basement with Premium

2-Car Attached Garages

First F loor Laundry

Premium Finished Lower Levels Available

Skylights Available Exclusive Resort Class Pool • *

Immediate Occupancy A vailabke

m^BrooksKic Commons ConttorrUnl

9 9 5 - 8 9 8 0 S

I ncaird iwi rhr vkx-.W M o n Si I 4 mile nof i l l rd > nrnhowrr Rd

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M.ilels (>pen \oon-6'p.m. (Closed Thursday)

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1 w i m m i n g and mi le* i nature trails to explore Plus Berwyck's exclusive j d i a i e n r Saddle C l u b and equesi r u n facil i t ies are also at your door step!

For gene ra t ions , fami l ies f rom far and w i d e h a v e sett led in the c o u n t r y s i d e s u r r o u n d i n g Ann Arbor in search of a bet ter life T o d a y , in Beacon Square , that p r o m i s e is still

avai lable at a r e m a r k a b l y a f fo rdab le price. Wi th spac ious 1 /3 -ac re lots, l a rge r o o m s for family ga the r ings , r o o m y ki tchens and fami ly r o o m s for

Beacon S q u a r e h o m e is built with dedicat ion to the qual i t ies that m a k e u p t o d a y ' s fami ly

Look into Beacon S q u a r e buil t bv Irvine G r o u p t oday a n d discover wha t sets us a p a r t

• Loiv..Aow taxes

• Neighborhood sidewalks

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> 1 3 9 , 9 0 0

- -*S— BEACON SQUARE I Models & Sales Office Open Daily Noon til 6 pm

971-0600

Our Standard Features

• Full carpeting

• All ceramics , and marble

• Light fixtures

• All trims.

• All k i tchen appl iances (except refrigerator]

From 8260,OOOs

Open Daily & Weekends 1-6

Closed Thursday

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Special Ends June 30th

• Free air ...

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Phone (313) 641-7709 or (313) 642-8686 The Beneicke Group 3 Development Co rpo ra t i on

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Officials perplexed over carpet scare A P — W h e n the S a n d s family

instal led new carpet ing in their home, they were overcome by headaches , exhaust ion and sore th roa ts t h a t still plague them eight years later*

Appearing before a congression-al panel on J u n e 4, Linda Sands pleaded with the government to fin«^ out what made her five chil-dren sick.

"I beg you," she said, her voice

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P r o f e s s i o n a l m a i n t e n a n c e of c o m m o n a reas Use ou r b u i l d e r or y o u r o w n .

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• 2 & 3 bedrooms ranches and townhomes

C ^ e n daily 12-5

Closed Thursday Brokers W e l c o m e

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Priced from $131,900

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Opan Daily 12-5 • Ck)Md Thursday

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shaky. "P l ease take care of th i s p rob lem."

B u t t he re were no clear answers for the Sandses , or others who compla in t h a t something in their new carpe t ing has made them ill. After more than four hours of tes-t imony before the House Govern-men t Opera t ions energy, environ-men t a n d natura l resources sub-commit tee , all sides agreed tha t more research is needed.

T h e Env i ronmenta l Protect ion Agency h a s been unable to find a l ink between carpets and illness, even a f t e r i t s own workers com-pla ined in 1988 tha t new carpet-ing a t E P A headquar te rs was m a k i n g t h e m sick, an official tes-t if ied. T h e carpeting was re-moved.

"Cer ta in ly there are people who are suffer ing and we are very sym-pa the t i c , " said Victor K imm, E P A ' s ac t ing ass is tant . adminis -t ra tor for prevention, pest icides a n d toxic substances . " B u t we don ' t know the cause, therefore we're not in a position to do any-th ing a b o u t i t ."

A researcher from a private lab-oratory test i f ied tha t her tes t s showed some carpets emit chemi-cals fa ta l to mice. But sc ient is ts working for the carpet indus t ry said her work was flawed and t h a t there is no evidence of hazards f rom carpet ing.

T h e E P A has tried unsuccess-fully to replicate the work of An-derson Laborator ies of Dedham, Mass. , K i m m said. In Anderson 's tes ts , mice that breathed air

suffered serious reactions or died. When the EPA tried the same tes ts in its own laboratory, the

mice were unharmed , Kimm test i-fied.

" E P A does, not believe tha t these findings prove carpets don ' t cause a problem, nor do they in any way allow us to say carpets do cause a problem," K imm said. " I t is a real d i lemma."

S o m e subcommit tee members compla ined tha t the EPA and the C o n s u m e r Products Safety Com-miss ion have moved too slowly to s tudy complaints . Since last Oc-tober , the commission 's carpet ho t l ine has received 6,151 phone calls, officials said.

"Af ter years of constant reports, we don ' t seem to be much closer to having an explanation for in-door air compla in ts associated with new carpets ," said Rep. J o h n Conyers (D-Michigan), cha i rman of t h e House Government Opera-t ions energy, environment and na tu ra l resources subcommit tee . "All of the government agencies j u s t shrug their shoulders ."

Mrs . Sands, 42,"said she was d i sappo in ted in the response of government regulators, the carpet i ndus t ry and bickering scient is ts .

" I t seems they are more con-cerned about the mice than they are a b o u t the vict ims," she said.

T h e carpet instal led in her home in 1988 had a strong chemi-cal smell , Mrs. Sands said. T h e odor lingered in the house even af ter the family had the carpet r ipped out in hopes of relieving their dizziness, double vision and o ther symptoms.

T h e y moved to a new home in 1989, bu t the children, who range

suffer health problems. T h e two youngest suffer chronic ear and respiratory infections and are so

Thia C l a s s if (cation Cont inued from

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5 0 0 H * 4 p W a n t a d

DAY CARE TEACHER Pree c h o d -E*rty r a g m B i a m w i Degree

Child Exper ience teaching and imp iemen i r ig • devel-opmental pl*y t m a p rogram

ASSISTANT TEACHER - mtant ioa-M r - requirae aome educat ion and/

Both poeibone ara fu*-tane wtth Benefits 10-00 A M - 8 0 0 PM. Mon-day Friday

AIDES Pan- t ime, 2 00 P M / 3 00 PM -f lOO PM Monday Friday

Appfy m paraon Salon Day Car a Canter

29475 ink alar Road Farmington HMa. Ml

(5th drtvewey N o l ' 2 MAe)

Anaieted witn S i Vmeant and Seren Ftanar Gantar

Oeedkne 8 /28 /93 An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

J I M J A G D T K L D ' S T A F T FHOTOCRAPHFH

Carpet scare: Could the new carpeting in your home make you ill? There are those who argue that it can and has. Others argue that such complaints are anecdotal, void of scientific proof. The government is stymied.

DAYS 8 EVENINGS PART TIME Flexible »chedule Ctaan cut ener-

C«c paraon, heavy work involved growing d e e m n g compeny

513-9100

weak that they are tu tored a t home instead of going to school, she said.

Attorneys general of 26 s t a t e s have asked the Consumer Prod-uct Safety Commission to

But the commission says there is not enough evidence of hazard to do BO.

Ronald E. Vangelderen. presi-dent of the Carpet and Rug Insti-tute, a t rade group, said manufac-

t u r e r s would consider a t taching labels to warn t h a t some people may be sensit ive to chemicals in

>ts. B u t he m a i n t a i n e d that

"Let ' s not be scared or s tam peded into illogical conclusions,"' Vangelderen said.

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b e d r o o m r a n c h s ty le h o m e s f r o m 1330 t o 1675

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Closed Wednesday & Thursday

( 3 1 3 >

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Sales by .

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(ALL MODELS CLOSED THURSDAYS)

South Lyon L0N1AL ACRES

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DESK CLERK FulMima 3 a f tarnooo* . 2 nigftta ap-ply in paraon Day* Inn-Llxonl*. 38655 Plymouth Rd No pnona ca**1

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M . EMPLOYMENT 500 H s f r W a n f d 500 Hslp Wanted 500 Hs<p Wanted 500 Wanted 500 Hs4p Wai ted 800 Halp Wanted

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DRY CLEANER COUNTER poamon aote to raad Dtuaprmta 8 apaoftca- koo*mg tor yowl Soma raal aetata or v i H O U r P l U M t

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11928 HUBBARD UVONIA. ML 48150

(313H22-S427 FA* (313) 422-8459

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PLYMOUTH Mt 48170

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DIETARY AIDE Atemoone f rom 3 - 7 p m at » » i * i « a uvtng >ac«fy m Farmmgton HW* 12-16 h r v w k ideal tor high achooi • tudent * 737-8830

DIRECT CARE naadad in Gerden City. Weettand area. a iXAa wtth da-

W o n * valid dr tvar* 8oeenee need-ed 261-1094

DIRECT CARE STAFF

Prevtoua exper ience w i th develop-m e n t * ^ aieeDled p ra i a r rad Exoai-leni Denem package avaAabie. pk j * training provtded tor moee who guaffy 16 25 thru t 5 85 to atari For further in format ion c a l Between 1 l a m 8 2pm in a all d a y *

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DIRECT CARE W O R K E R tor group home m Wayne area Expanence preferred 721-5542 or 730-7725

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DIRECT CARE PLUS • Weekend* ( *ome overnights) • Orv-ceH direct care • DCW I M l t ime af ternoon*) • Residential special ist* (wtth med or

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DIRECT CARE STAFF D C W * need-ed tor fua 8 pan - t ime emit* at Group homee m Dearborn Hgt* 8 Plymouth Muat De f u l y WCLS' MORC trained, current m CPR/FA and have good driving record

C * i Mon-Fn 9-Spm. 569-4929

DIRECT CARE WORKER For reapwa group home tor devefap-manta*y daalMad Weet Bioom-fteld M K i n ^ m aMfl avaliaDia MORC training hetofU. or w « train 85 25-85 75 per hour Call Kim 855-0239

DIRECT CARE W O R K E R S Progree-arva company h i r ing dependable atafT to work wi th d e ^ l o p m e n t a P ) cue abler1 eduita In epar tment aett « g a Pert or f u l t ime 86 60-86 75 per hour 476-0170

DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Part u n a . c'aaaa ea St FimothY Preabyter lan Church fUSAL 16700 Newburgh Rd . Uvo-nia. Ml 48154

DISCOVER THE ADIA ADVANTAGE

Fu l l ima Light Mduetr ta l poefltona a v a l a d e 84 90 8 up R u m ava8-able Temporary to permanent

C a l tor appo in tment at 313-722-9060 or 313-382-2342

DOG GROOM€R WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Weetland Dog Food 726-5244

D R I V E R / A T T E N D A N T - Ful l - t ime, •xpenenoed dependab le 8 honest Maple 8 C rook * M o b ! See Rick

362-1990

DRIVER - F u l t ime mature , depeno-aBie person, for Troy commpeny with rakabia car 8 knowtedpe o l cfty 8 auDurb*. C a l J o y c e 641-0400

DRIVER - f u l t ima Muet hava good drtvtng racord Apply m paraon De-troit Bio Medical Lab . 23956 Free-

TJr w r Qrand Rrvar /10 mae i

DRIVER INSTRUCTOR tor M Muat De cert i f ied wee t l and i

425-1700

DOG GROOMER Experienced tor f a n growing Can-ton aaton F u l or part t ime 416-0320

DOG GROOMER Proleeelonel Fu« a n a . Tuee-Sat Uvonia araa buameea. 261-2500

D R A F T S M A N Haadad. part t ima work tor Farm-ington HMa macMNng company Good tor reorae or engineering alu-dent. muet read Huepnms. c a l Mon thru Wed 9-3 473-9305

DRIVER Fia- l tme. aome Saturdays •Cleen driving record end prolee-aaonal appearance raqulrad Apply 10em-4pm M-F 13042 F LTvonla. C a l . 261-5966

DRIVER - OVER THE ROAD Contractor tor Flat Bad DMaion ol a

one! earner eeek* person tor tm-1

able, t ractor / t ra i tor experience with-in the leet 3 years Must Be reaporv aibie and • aai iy to De on ine road tor 2-3 waeka at a t ime Pay le Da-

830-840.000 depending on drive

acrearwig, background check, drug leet. etc W l l tram tor net Dad load C a l and laeve meeaaga. T95-3554

DRIVER/PART TIME 5 days, 4 hours Own tranaportauon Metro aree. Mrs Bums. 453-8604

DRIVER - PICKUP 8 DELIVERY Good driving record naraaaary Ap-ply at: 22456 Farmmgton Road. Farmmgton, Ml or 3391 Weet 12 Mae. Berkley. M l

DRIVER POSITIONS AVAILABLE tor reeponelbie. aggtaaal a mdhridu-

dletrlbutor Appacants must have a C D.L Appfy In parson Virginia T i e Co . 24404 m d o p m O d e . Fa mgton HUa. M l 48335

DRIVERS Beet Buy •* the net lon ' * aacond larg-

W anted to work m new Fermangum

471-4777

DRY CLEANER COUNTER poeftlon l u l t ime SoutMleld loca-

t ion Herd worker* need o n h apply

DRYWAU. PERSON meta* 8 rapaa tor auburben proper-


EARN up to 82000 weekly. { ing FHA/MOD reltmda No experv ence neceeeary Ca* 24 hour*

1-619-549-3799, E x t 781

EDM OPERATOR - DAYS CNC LATHE - NIGHTS

Caa 684-5419

EFFICIENT, Energetic Pteyar need-ed for Re loca t ion Depar tment Teem Reel Eat eta or Appraiaaf Deckround halpfc* Salary range 115,000 to 820.000 Attract ive LNonle off ice ta t t ing

Contact Lynn Gl*mgri«r^ The Mlrragari Group Heart o r *

953-2600

ELECTRICAL CONTROL panel wire person 8 aae ampler* experienced wtth mduatnai cont ro l * C a l M o n -Fri . 6am-5pm: 476-1442, Novi

ELECTRICAL CONTROL PANEL WIRE PERSON Muat have al teeet 1 yeer experience control penei w k i n g Good wegee 8 Deneftts Troy aree Ca* 2 * W » 3 0

ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN - to raed Dkjeprmta 8 cneck wtrmg on me-chme* that don ' t heve Dtueprma Muet be able to drew Blueprints lor the computer . AUTO CAD help 40/hraAak Must worV around i d ma-. #ca<

8 rve| "tZo work Hands o n >oC working m the plant. Send reeume 8 *elery ra-quiremerrt* lo Roddy Temporary Service*. 777 E. Beenhower Pt way. * 1 0 2 , Ann Arbor . Ml 46106

ELECTRICIANS WANTED reeadantlal n e a corntrm't l rwi

Apply In person st Baalc Electric 8 Telephone. 45666 Ford Rd Canton Ml v 48187 (9em-4pm)

ELECTRICIAN WANTED Sleedy work Good pay Muet have references Send reeune to A C Uae le r * 247 North Mam Street. Suite 209. Ptymouth, Ml 48170

documents. Apply I n person or aand

22775 Heeap. Novi. Ml 48375

EXPERKNCEO RETAIL Grocery Mei c* iar id l i * i to oa* on grocery • tore* . In Hie Met ro Detroit a ra * Par t - t ime appi uunia*el ) 25-38 hrs. par wk /p lua V i a o i Sand Raau To RETAIL OfRECTOR

4 5*5 Broadmoor S E St* 290 Grand Rapids. M l 49612

FACTORY OPENINGS

Temp- to -perm Superior opportuni-ty tor raaponeime person aeekmj "a h o m e " O n permariam hMe. met>-c M / d e n t a 8 aleal toad H o a

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 FARMMGTON AREA

FENCE INSTALLERS

experience in wood and

right Fence, lend N o t

Ford Rd . Weet-

FHA PROCESSOR needed lor Buey mongege company anmedlatefy Exper terxed only need apply C a l MarOa at 433-3300

FIELD SERVICE TECH To repair 8 meta l digital 8 machem-

l t rammg 8 good mecftenical apti-

FULL SELECTION COOROH4ATOR

aaa* ad tor new homea m W Btoom-*a ld • you enfoy wortung w«h peo-ple and are detaM-onentod. we a r * looking lor yout Some real

knowledge y 88 50 F.

M o n -Frt , 11-7 Ca* CMane: 12-7pm. 363-2500

not

G E N E R A L H E L P

W A N T E D $ 1 4 . 8 1 / S T A R T NO EXPERIENCE

NEEDED Poetocme opened k * ^ n m e lo work m local Arm m aar poautlone control Prom ananng. DaneAt package No layoff* Menegement oppormnmea r ianao ie Ca I 326-8601

FURNITURE 8 othe i houeedeerang tor a reetorauon contractor Experv

pius Good driving record s 661 I X r n o * Fenv

:rt. b twn Sam-5pm I Apply i . Mon-Fn

GENERAL LABOR WORK IN NORTHVILLE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

$150 BONUS

A M and P M *h i f t * availaBw C a l today lor a r appointment ' We offer Top pey. Hokdey pey. Temp-Med In-aurance Over t ime pey

UVONIA SOUTHFIELD AUBURN MILLS

464-2100 352 1300 373-7500

Oter inc Scale Co . 20950 Boenlng Drive. SouCMMd. Ml 48075

RELD SUPERVISOR Paid t rammg m I mg Earn 20K to start Aak tor Suean

SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

NEVER A ^ E E

FLOOR CARE TECHNlClAN/Houae-keeper Fu* time poemon tor ama* nuremg home Experience m gr ip -ping. waxmg 8 Bull ing tn* flooring and m general houeekeepfng duties Pteaee c a l or aend laauma to: Wayne Con alaaceni Canter. 34330 Van B o m Rd Wayne Ml 48184 , 313 721-0740

ELECTRIC PANEL W1

8es- 8u> DRIVERS 8 DISPATCHER

Needed tor growing caO company Fu l 8 p a n t ime

C a l lor appl icat ion 591-2325

DRIVERS needed for i ce reem irucka Routea n LTvonta 8 auburb* Apply Betweeni i 2 - 3 p m et Penqum Ka Cream. 34025 Schoolcraft . U v o m a 522-7751

DRIVERS Now Hiring! Up 10 8500/ wk 5 days Fu* medical 8 Dental

Between Sam-4pm.

D R I V E R S Pan 8 fu* - t lme city drivers, COL »-cense required Apply any Wed or Thurs Between 1 30-4pm at

ROADWAY EXPRESS 48735 Grand River Novi

Aff l rmmve Act ion Equal Opportuni ty Cmployet OuaHfled mmor t t y tama la appl icants encouraged to apply

DRIVERS. SEMI - Part- t ime poemon available Good driving record 8 COL kcenee required Ca* 9 -5pm

425-46*0

D R I V E R S Volume BuOdtog malar ia l Setr ibutor hee immediate openmga tor Drivers Vend COL kcenee abeokstely necae-*ery Instruct ion knowledge helpful Compet i t ive wage 8 DenaDt* Ca* tor appointment . 9arrv-4 30pm at

538-9300

DRIVERS WANTED A r p o r t perk ing lot need* ahutoe Dua dr ivers Apply m person at Paik 8 Go Airport Parking. 31555 Wick. Romulus 729-3999

DRIVER - wtth van needed tor pack-aga 8 freight delivery L * t * modal 1 ton cargo van needed Peld per-centage C a l now 459-4182

DRY CLEANERS -to* tune Southf ield locat ion Experi-ence riaceeaar/ tor ftmafwig work Munaon Cleaners 559-0777

DRY CLEANING - help wanted, e p ply with m. 16729 Middlebelt Rd Uvonia Bataeen 7 30am-3pm See Dawn

DRY CLEANING HELP WANTED Apply wlthm 16729 MtddMbel l Rd Uvonia (between 7 30am 8 3pm. aak tor Dawn)

DYNAMIC INOVIOUAL needed to maka outreach preeentatinna lo civ-ic groups prtmar9y In Oakland Cty Pan Om* Flexible h o r n . mlHaga pa id Muat have own car Typinp 8 p n o n e * 17/hr Sand reeume to: OC/ 4 4000 Crooks Rd . S le 204 Royal Oak. M l 48073. A i m Outreach

ry Start-ing wage O M 00 Exelient Beneftts Apply m person at BELANGER, INC 1001 DOHENY CT NORTH-

ELECTRONICS Best Buy M the nation a aacond larg-

rela*er and M are aaafcmg k i Store Techmciena tor o»* new * to r * open-ing aoonl See our ad under R e t a f tor detMIs

BEST BUY

ELECTRONICS a R C U I T BOARD/CABLE

ASSEMBLY PERSON Heeded tor Uvonte manufacturing company Experience required 85-$7 per hour Send reaume lo

PO Box 871194 Canton. Ml 48187-6194

ELECTRONICS PARTS distributor needa p w t or f u l tuna halp in Oak Park Background In TV/VCR parts tor incoming telephone 8 counter Ca* l2noon-4PM 541-2299

IUSIASTIC. outgoing teem-tor recapt ion dea l at Buey Bir-

ENTHUSIASTIC mate mmgham eye apacia*at» office Var led duoea 8 good clerical aklla with computer exper ience C M Kay 9AM-4PM 433-3399

ENTRY LEVEL POSITION Tool ahop hir ing Saw Operator Oneida Tool Corp 12700 mksler Rd Redford 537-0770

EXPERIENCED GROUNDS PER-SON needed mmedtaMly Apply Hunter* West. 6501 Yale. Weetland

721-2500

EXPERIENCED HOME CLEANERS 86-88 per hr No evening* or week' enda Pay checks weekly Irom a 1 company Car needed mlaega peld 6 poaitiona eva*abie 471-0930

EXPERIENCED. wi th good tranaportat ion 8 own ^ too l* K a a a e c a l 5 4 5 ^ 4 4 5 r * ^ * < n c -

EXTRA MONEY PART-TIME

CLEANING CUSTOOtANS WEEKDAYS "WEEKENDS

• PERMANENT 85 25 /HOUR •FILL- IN 86 OO/HOUR •ON-CALL 86 OO/HOUR.

BONUS/SAVINGS BOND CALL 583-2960

FACTORY HELP NEEDED WEST SIDE LOCATIONS

O p e n m o * Ptaaa* apply 4th a »a*d driver* kcenee

and aodal aecurfty card 31153 Plymouth Rd ( i Block E of Merrt-men. behind Plymouth Square Pla-za) I0em-2pm For more mtorme-oor ca* 458-1600

l ion a plua. f u l t ime, permenent po-amon. Benefit* m d u d * medical wfth denta l 8 vacat ion Apply In parson only

JOE S PRODUCE 33152 W 7 Mile Uvonia

FLORAL SALfeS 8 Counter Help" Fu*-Ome ' S t r o n g Eng*ah akMa a muati Daalpr experience ha<ilul

a id C t f Southf ield 262-1234

FOSTER PARENTS needed lor m-lant* 8 special naad* chAdren. agaa 0-17 Traamng 8 reimbursement prov ided Ca* 313-423-2760

FRAMER Look ing tor l ine art Tamer 3 lo 5 yeer* experience piaaai ied Ca l

626-5610

FRAMER - Tha Greel Frame Up m Fermmgton H«e aeek i experienced p ic t i xe fremar wfth art Background Muat be eveaaDie evening* and

FRONT DESK PERSON Part- t ime. Saturday 4pm- i2am Apply at Botatord km, 26000 Grand

FULL T IME LAWN Mower Mechan-ic. muet na ve experience 8 telerenc-ee 422-1460

G E N E R A L H E L P EVERYONE (XJAURES

$350/WK NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Hard worker * needed lo help m o iv off lce werehouee and cuatomar e a r w e Car raqulrad Ce* today, start tomorrow

C A L L 299-4106 Aa* for Liee

GENERAL LABOR

524-3636

GENERAL LABOR -t ranaportat ion. 85."Tv at tandence bonus Appfy 8400 Ron-da. Can ton Mon -Fn Bataeen 6-3

GENERAL LABOR worker* needed Aud io Vlaual melk*et ion 8 carpentry exper ience halptol Contact Tracy at 966-2447

GENERAL LABOR - F i * tima. 85/hr to atar i Apply m parson Msetei Tech Coetmga. 300 Ham*ton St P lymouth

GENERAL LABOR PERSONS Work a vary good for atudents. re-tlraee 8 nomemeker* . 5-10 ahlfts. 1-6 days/weak Chooee your schedule Ca* Temporary Aeeoc Michigan, m c Uvoma. 458-3750

GENERAL UTILITY . CM n Pari uma DayAght hou rs New Center area C a l Btwn 8-1 l am or 2-3pm

556-1696

GOOO FOOD COMPANY in Canton need* pert ume caamar l u l tuna dak. f u l t ime produce, nights 477-7440

Fermmgton HMa. Mflndaiwai a Ap ia Phone Uon-Frt . 10-5 471-362S

GROUP HOME Assistant Managar

Uvoma araa homa aarvtng da ia top-

Menagar ExperMnoe mus t 11 aim baaed personnel men-

egemem, cAent care. 8 homa opere-none Some c c l a g i p i a i e r i ed AJ-

aNf). Biua Crijea 'Shielcl m-C a l I 0 a m - 4 p m 537-906*

GROUP HOME MANAGER i l i i a a f l • imiacAatei*) to manage * home tor da ampi i iamaSi S n l l H edui t* w e t e m Weyne County

30th lo Pappalarrtn A P . mc.. 30120 Ford Rd Sul la B. Garden CHy. M l 48135

group

GROUP HOME MANAGER

Team leader lor LMonM araa homa e a r w i g Jevatopmama abied adul t* Mua l De expenenoed m group home oparaSona. caent medkral termca*. peraonnei man-agement Degree Si related Aeld

Ce* I0am-3pm 454-1130

GROWING CIRCUIT board manu-lecturw aeak* mdMdua le lo A* to* o n e product ion poafbone Hue* a a evekabM on a* 3 un i t s t A / r * to start wfth beneAta 8 paid noadeys * you ara • nw eelad m jommg our w n v mng team, apply m paraon at Cir-cuits DMA. 32900 Cap i ta . U v o m a Off Farmmgton Rd 8 011-96

GRAPHIC ARTS Parson, part l ime Compu te r g r a p h i c ! exper ience helpful But not required 20-30 h rs per wk . f lexible hrs 85 75/hr to st*r t . Auburn HI** aree 373-6611

• 3 2 E S R S D E S t ® a E S * -Expenence aai-up operetor needed to run Cmdnna t l 11 Centerleea Grinder Thoughfead Operation 3-4 y r * exper ience Good benefi t* peckage Send i eeum* to Box 578

ODeerver 8 Eccentric Hewapeperi 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Uvonia Ml 46150 An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

GRINDER HANDS PARKER/SURFACE I D. & O.D. Grinder

Experienced on blueprint deta*e. gegea Ford 8 GM qua*ty ahop

Birdaa* T o d 8 Gaga Farmmgton HMs. 474-5150

GROUNDS HELPER F u l t ime aeeaonal g ro imd* work tor Farmmgton HlMe apartment com-plex CMI Mon -Fn 9-5 851-0111


GROUNDS KEEPER Large W BioomAeid apait i i ie i i i communi ty keek* avjtvlduel to tend grounda. pool 8 soma carpentry as aisianca True f u l t ime poemon pey* 85 50/hr 8 of tor* a x c i l l r t benefit* Apply ai person. Mon -Frt 9-5 * t A idmgbrook* Aper tments. on Drske Rd N oI

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE Good worker tor shopping canter m W BioomAeid Mual be reAabM and hard work ing 86 plua benefit* Ca* tor appomtment 737-8126

G R O U N D S M A I N T E N A N C E 8 PAINTING Poamona a aHatiia m Waked Lake 8 Weal BtoomAaid Leave name 8 phones 334-5690

GROUNSOKEEPER l u l t ime, rakacile and aafl motiveted aoma landacape experience pre-

421-0770

$ 2 5 , 0 0 0 " G U A R A N T E E D

It you always wanted to start a career In real es-tate, but felt you couldn't take a chance on a lower first year income, now is the t ime to get started! Call Sheila Clink (313) 356-7111 to find out about our guaranteed in-come program, and start immediately tn a career field of unl imited potential

REAL ESTATE ONE

KORENDA West Bloomfield

14 Mile & Haggerty 1991 8 '92 A . e d e concept aalnr av-arerd winner 8 A .ede educator da-aipr teem • Color 8 /o r Perm expert naadad to

aupervtee a a i m chemical aar t raa Retail H i l l 8 Service Racapttom*! HelrstyAat Skm Care Es tha t idan /Make Up Ar tW

•Nan Tech • Maaaage TherapMt TRAINING PROVIDED

HAIR STYUST ha* opening tor e x p e r W c a d Styttat

500 Halp W HASI STVLMT

HAIR STYUST - i Managamem • ' l i d A Very

H A M STYLISTS 8 NAIL TECHS

K S i T c o * HAW STYUSTS

HAJRI HAJRI HAiRI If you a r * Ir ianaerl. we would I ia*t to youl Vary buey Uvoma aaton haa Part Time u u M * u n t a. a *e f l>» , We oflar a guaranteefl « a g i

potential of betw 87-813 per hour Ca* V l r g M a or B rand* • 4S4-4144

HAIRSTYLIST aarMad k * 8 part-a m * Great pay. Aaa*jla hours FantaaUc Same of Sartoay 8 Ferrv

H A M STYUST WANTED For d o — m a m Royal Oek eaKm C l i n i i l i p ie te i red " naeekm Ca* N a n a *

dyperaon Hunt'a Ace MAe. Uvome

HEAD LIFEGUARD tor pr ivate out-door p o d In Waeflancl 30-36 hrs. par week Utoguard 8 WSl Ca* Morv-Frt . 1pm-4pm

HEATING 8 A W C O N O m O N M G

vice paraon. a* you naad la a Burn-ing daaMa to maMa 8*0 860.000 wi th

Ma a b « y 8 poeftfve atb-

AJao, need aa out haaimg experience, graat t ram-mg 32463 Schoolcraft. 522-3773

NA IL T E C H N I C I A N - I m m e d i a t e opemng lor career-or iented individ-ual Soma caantaie halptol Pay equel to exper ience Ca* Eva.

476-6870

RECEPTIONIST lor h a r ta lon m Frank im Exper ience p r e f e r r e d Par l- t lme Aak tor Ga* 356-1234

HAIR CARE — uceneed coemetoiogiata. k a 8 part ume. we oftor advanced t rammg ai cuatomar service perm*, color, cut*. 8 product knowledge Ca*

John rvan associates 1-600-552-4670

HAIR DFtESSER ASSISTANTS (2) Also Mamcurtat Trammg Program avanebia F>a t ime Sagone a H a * SMon, NW U v o m a 476-7171

HAIR DRESSER 8 NAM. TECH Looking to complete the team Up 8500 BONUS tor me right paraon Experienced 453-5090

HAIRDRESSERS tale tor Canton aalon Cornrraeeton or booth rental. For more m t o i m * t u n ca* 455-4540

HAIRDRE3SER

tor antanalon Farmington HMa Aak tor Donna 932-2160

HAiRDRESSER-Very

Thurs area r x r s m g home. 661-7060

HAiRSTYtST w i th caaniaia k a Uvoma Salon. Of-lerlng start ing bonus. 62.5% com-mi aalon on a* aarvtoea plua 10% re-la* Alao looking tor New L leanaaa to tram. I S "hour C a l Debbie a l needa You W i n 464-7260. 464-0*36

HAIR STYUST axo tmg appor tungia* «rr*; k i a*,o< our locatlona tor i m 8 p * n a m * 8-cenaed Stykat* P I — * c a l Lca.aaa.

471-4C30

HAIR STYLIST For Duay Canton aalon 88 par hour guaranteed Fu* or part tana Paid

459-5628

HAIR STYLISTS Wanted *alnn. : l ia r ta la wallaig. Plymouth area ASk tor Sue or Vlvten420-3S*0

HAIRSTYLISTS Hot ma* laaorw m O a a e o n 8 Ro-chester. 55-66%. 81.000 Doou* If you have cAentel* 396-3158

HAIRSTYLIST We need help M l or p e n tane

Duke * Fam*y Haa Shop Rad to rd /Uvome araa 531-6597

HeM> Wanted

EXPANSION COLLEGE STUOENTS

93 HIGH SCHOOL GRADS

Local b r a n c h n a e i i y a i i a i h a a pa r t

• 4 7 4 - 8 0 8 6 • Ca* Monday-Sundar 8am-9pm

H E L P W A N T E D TO C L E A N HOMES . 9 AM - 3 PM own car 85-87 an hour, moe working condtoon* Appfy ai person Psrkaids Plaza. 32340 Five m*a Rd S U M 5 Uvoma. M l 48154

HOME INSPECTOR

500 Haip Wi N O U t e O M . M A M -

WOtlB j K J B B T J M ^

sxrczx;

RAOt tSON SUITE HOTEL 0 N O W H N N Q

• NIGHT AUOITOR - P*r t Thaw. Sat 8 Sen 11pm-7 e m I to ta l 'ac-

' 3 ? 3

tor M ^ i energy ae* <0 p e r s o n a fo r m g h i

29235 Budungham I An Equal Opportunity D i p t o y e i

THE SHERATON OAKS HOTEL m Novi M now looking to « me

' M id ra^ i t KHchen u t a t y Ma late pm/

• Night Audit -midraghts. I

Fu* tana positions, w a conaidar

HOUSECLEANMG

HOUSEKEEPERS pen- t ime No axperwnoa Poamona *C*n at 85 00

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Experienced pi a toned Parl-Ome Apply at Foia Chaplama. 28349 Joy

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED For eentor apartment cunamaiAy Flexible hours Apply ai parson a l Uber ty Par* . 35700 Hunter Weal-land No phone c*Ms. plaaee

canee 8 exce*ent commumcal ion akJAs To Do ccineldei'ad muet aand i a u m a . aetery Natory 8 aeiery ex-p e c t n o n a to 477 S Mam Street Plymouth. 48170

An Equal Oppornaety Employer

HOTEL DESK CLERKS Experienced tor evening 8 nadnigf i i •Mf ts nat l i aaa aatcorrn Ce* Bruce at 274-3900

HOTEL HOTEL

B E R K S H I R E H O T E L *

M now eccatHAig appacatlone tor

HOW SOON CAN YOU START?

>e re now taring for-

VIDEOTAPE PACKAGERS

• 5-7 day/week (LONG-TERM-) • WEEKEND ONLY (SHORT-TERM)

8 e m - i 1 a » 8 l p m - 3 p m 29443 Stx MAa

Westland 9wn-11 3 0 w n 8 l -2 :30pm •96 Wayne I

Sbuth of Che

• MAINTENANCE-

GENERAL

• A M . BREAKFAST HOST

• FRONT DESK CLERKS

• GARDENER (PART TIME) Apply m person. Tbe Detkaha e Hotel a located m Telegraph 8 M l I * * * * i SouthAaU

EquM Opportuni ty Ciaployer M/F

•HOUSEKEEPERS NOW HIRING

Full & Part Time We era *eakaig di uaM who are abM to work a Aaxlbto

including wa m poaf l iooi ,

trmga I apply

39700 A im Arbor Rd Plymouth E O t

RED ROOF INNS HOUSEKEEPERS For day tone rew-

n e w t i i a i i 8 Uvo-

lan tpey Ce* 8em-5pm 730-2070

K E L L Y

T E M P O R A R Y

SERVICES Equal OpportuMTy Ei iMuyei M / F / D

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!!! OUTDOOR WORK

85 50/hr

CORPORATE ^ PERSONNEL

SERVICES 261-1120

NO FEE EOE

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

or h * - n m a . FWXJOW M No anperv enoa Mual ba i latwi i r lMaa 8 have oaan tranaportaaon Ca*. 154 93S0

INFANTS 8 TOOOLERS * i a dan care i x u g i a n i ai I araa need a dynamic, i eon t o « * • • * M a t

B1-1000 eat 252

/ f BUILDERS HOT LINE DIRECTORY FOR T H E L A T E S T N E W H O M E A N D C O N D O C 0 N S T R U C T 1 0

953-2020 PiC4A Z _ _

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O A K I; A N I) C O U N T Y

D E V E L O P M E N T CfTY P B i C E B U J L O E R . . . . , , , . 3 U U - E 1 E B & . H O T U M E

Wlxom $123,700 Sosco BuMdtnq, Inc 4522 Maple For—t Roiling Meadows Laka Orion $170,000 Putta Homas 4512

W A Y N K C O I N T V

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500 Halp Wanted HOUSEKEEPING DEPT AcceptK»g T * * » - M l u r e tor R o o m A n w d v t toim heve t ranspor ta t i on Ajaply HoBday mn L M X H W M , or m parson at 17123 LaurM Par* Or L M W « A * tor M K X t L E

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IMMEOIATE open ing tor • C O T .A to work vi e raeidertt l to eet tmg tor T B.I FuB time Bex echeduie U u « heve good dr iv ing racord Pay

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EMPLOYMENT 500 Halp Wantad ~ 500~Halp Wantad 500 Ha>p Wantad 500 Help Wonted 500 Help Wanted 500 Halp Wanted INSURANCE CLAIMS PROCESSOR I A D C T H H A V I LAWN MAINTENANCE FOREMAN LIFEGUARD tor pr tvete outdoor MACHINE SCRAPER KANOS M A I N T F N A N C . F

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38251 Schoolcraft Rd « Lfvoni* Ml 48150

EXPERIENCED INDUSTRIAL Parts Warehouse Paraon needed t o m e D M c f > ' , l reeding exper ience re-oui red fu l l t ima 87-88 par hr w i th Benefits To schedule an Interview, call 425-1080

INSPECTOR

Estsblisned menufecturer needs In-»c«clo< experienced m gaga c*»-Dfstion 8 quality contro l Naad basic c o m p u t e skds immsd is t s open ing

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 insurance - E*p«r»»oc®d

AGENCY - COMMERCIAL or PERSONAL LINES

CSR sor PRODUCERS COMPANY PAID FEES

Ann Bell Personnel 30600 Teiegreph Rd., Suite 2375

B«ngham Far—is, Mi 49025

Since 1975 540-3355 INSURANCE - Fun t ima Assistant Personal Linaa CSR naadad tor Livonia agency Insurance exper i -ence and good typ ing soma ra-w e d Sand resume to P O Box 9226 Livonia Mi 48151

INSURANCE Personal Lines CSR. Opening fo> Customer Service Ree m N W " suburb agency Mual heve ?»pw«nce Good ooeo- lunr ty tor advancement Benefits & salary open Call 4am-2pm 353-9192

INSURANCE- Troy area aoency -•eeds Pe-sonal Lines CSR Soma

mauranca - Experienced Onfy

AGENCY POSITIONS Commercial 1 Personal L inss

CSR's-Msrkstmg-Cto ims- f ts ters

CONCORD PERSONNEL 19500 MlOdtobell Rd

478-2200 All Fees Company Paid

INTERVIEWERS Dynamic Market ing Heasarcft Firm la seeking mo l rva ted pan- t ime te lephone inter-

viewers tor a* shifts (DAYS. EVENINGS 8 WEEKENOSI

Quekflestlons are Excekent Phone S*«s . Computer and or Typing Skias ideal tor homemsks rs . s tu-dents, retirees t t ioss re-enter ing the |oe market NO SALES INVOLVED Cam Sandy 10em-4pm 827 -4021

Janitorial

SUPERVISOR One ol Michigan s largest lamtor lM contractors cs seeking supervisor wtth 5 yrs tx jadlng mamtanance ex-perience Must hove rwiabie t rans-portat ion Pan- t ime evenings. 87-89 par fit Send resums to

Suparvteor - OE P O 8o» 49021

Oak Park. Ml 48237

JANIT RE SS/JANITOR Fun time posit ion to per form c laan-mg duties at apartment commun i t y m Southfield Abdfty to uss dee rong supplies 4 equipment Fu* benef i ts C a l 9am-5pm 842-2500

JEWELRY STORE looking tor nice, sman person, min imum of 16 yeer* of age Part-t ime Ster l ing Heights area 795 -4200

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE personnel needed for immedla la positions Experience necessary Appfy at 12711 Farmington Rd Uvonia, 9-5 427-4350

LANDSCAPE SERVICES mamtananca, landscap ing ,

lawn fertnomg Appttcators cer t t f lcs-

NSURANCE - Well establ ished uvoma P 8 C agency nas open ing •ot personal lines cus tomer service rep 2 vears exper ience Oeeved wtth home auto 8 other personal l ines coverage 474-5859

INTERLOCKING BRICK PAVER INSTALLERS and LABORERS

274-6315 •NVENTORY

Auto Parts inventory Person needed tor physical inventory of Ford par ts Computer literate highfy organized. •espv>nsitiie and sole to work wttti-out supervision Kensington M o t o r s Calf 437-4183

LARGE PARTY FLORIST seeks de-signer minimum 3 yrs exper ience, send confidential resume Silk and Morgan. 2338 CooUdge. Berkley. Ml 480*2

DESIGN - for the beat Hortw in Do-Iron Mmlmum 3 yrs exper ience Freeh silk 8 dr ied Conf ident ia l re-sume to Blossoms 2338 CooUdge. Berkley, Ml 48072

DESIGN mstsnt catography c o m p u t -er mvrtationa. alao invi tat ion sataa Sand reeume lo Party B lossoms 2338 Cooltdge. Berkley Ml 49072

JOBS TODAY! Large National Corpora-t ion needs warehouse t>e«p Long term All shifts open

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 9433 Haggerty. Ptymouth Ml

JUNE OPENINGS 37 immediate poemons o p e n Fun t i m e / p e n t ime summer , can work Into fa* M 50 start ing pay 10 week work program now avai lable N o ex-per ience neceeaary wm t ram 93 high school grads welcome

ROYAL OAK 557-5038

LADIES APPAREL MANUFACTURER

NEEDS MATURE PERSON FOR PRODUCTION W O R K SEWING SKILLS HELPFUL CALL MON -FRI 2 - 5 P M

261-9033

LAB TECHNICIAN 8 p lant worker wanted in manufac tu r ing plant Please send reeume to Personnel. 14707 Keel St P lymouth,*»• 48170

CANOSCAPE DRrVER CDL Class B

Can 8 30em-4 3 0 p m 851-4063

LANDSCAPE 8 ORASS CUTTERS Exper«ence p re fe r red

Must have cam car 499-3010

LANDSCAPE LABORERS Cart Moo -F r l , 2 - 3 p m

353-3166 An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

LANDSCAPING Weetside company haa immed ia te openings tor lawn mamtananca, landscapng 8 i r r igat ion laborers Call Mon thru Fri, 10-4pm 595-3886

LATHE OPERATOR For manual machine, Ptymouth

appo in tmen t area Days Gad for an # 5 3 - 4 8 6 5

LATHE OPERATOR M in imum 5 years exper ience r»-Quired Full t ime, benef i ts Apply at 613 Manufacturers Dr.. West land Cherry H » 8 Newburgh.

LAUNDRY WORKING SUPERVISOR

EXPERIENCED 261-5300

3 m T - 5 M "

LAWN MAINTENANCE tor Farmtng-ton HWa/Weat BloomftaM areas. Ex

t r l m m n g 8 edging Tony 479-3062

LAYOUT'DESIGNER Min imum 3 yrs exper ience m plastic Infection motda AutoCad experi-ence a plua 694-54 19

LEASING AGENT NEEDED For temporary Sunday poalt lon Alao be available to Ml tn M o n - Frt... 4-7 PM and Saturday* . 10-4 * needed Ptoaee can 348-9616

LEASING AGENT NEEDED - Part t ime m the DeSe.Ts, 'Canton a rea Pnmarey weekends Ptoaaa contact Mary at. 997-4343

LEASING CONSULTANT Immediate opening lor consult ant 1 Onfy the energet ic out-going and highly mot iva ted. w * » know how lo doee. need apply Weekends a must Fu» and pan-t ime poemona avai lable E O E Fax reeumea to 353-8833 or sand

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LEASING 28250 FrankNn Road Southf ield. Ml 49034

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Radford and Dearborn companies need rehatue people. Recent experi-ence on a dock or factory tor long term posi t ions Cad Lois 357-0649

Urwlorce Temporary Services

light industr ial

HIL0 DRIVERS

Entry level K>tx wfth s u t o m o t N * supplier m Ster l ing Hatghts. A f te rnoon and m idn igh t sh i f ts Long- term wtth p o a s l i i H y o l perma-nent HHo exper ience preferred, immediate openings Muat ba ra t -able and hava dependable t ranspor-ts tk jn Call today

726-9705

KELLY Mt f t te «xp«n«nc« WMMng to work

4 7 8 - 4 1 H Aa* 1 or Pran

LEASING AGENTS Tour corpora ls cl ientele a1 area apsrlmer-t communlrtles for prem-iere apartment locator serv ice $ 19K including car al lowance + Incan-t lves - fun beneftf package Send ' resume Four Star Network 29260 Frankl in Rd . Sunte 129. South f ie ld Ml 48034

SERVICES Equal Opportuni ty Employer

Mr 'F/O/V

LEASING CONSULTANT full t ime tor large luxury commun i -ty Send reeume t o Par* Place Apts 43001 Northvi l le Place Dr Northvil le. Ml 48167

MACHINE OPERATORS

S6 PER HOUR TO START Immediate openings for product ion mach ine ope ra to rs Must have knowledge of micrometers, muat be flexible wtth shift Fufl t ime Farm-ington HMs locat ion Can 476-7212

quired. WSl Frt.. 1pi

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL F i * t ime factory poaf lone a. enable. Weetland ara*. idaai for h o m a m a k a r *

STAFFING SPECIALISTS 673-3220

LIGHT MECHANICAL wfth s o n s spray pamt exper ience, to w o r * on trucks and heavy machinery w a tram It you have aoma experlende Plymouth Ca* G o r d o n 459-3063

LOAN OFFICER ft you a r * an exper ienced loan oM-cer with an eetabaefted ree«ar-caerv tele. seeking emp loyment wtth a winning team at selected loan offi-cer*. than you want l o c a l ma today I hava a mor tgage companaadon package that you r * go ing to love wtth a mor tgage company mat M dy-namite Larry. 1 (800) 569-0938

LOVE PLANTS? Dependable, wen groomed parson wtth g o o d commu-nication skins needed to care tor *ve plents In c o m m a n c a l bui ld ings Must have rel iable car 8 want to work 3 d a y * / * * Can 459-9397

MACHINE OPERATOR Fa rmng ton too l 8 d ie shop ha* en-try level poemon s-aaaCIs E D M experience deelred w * t ram C M Cindy 7am-4pm 474-4220

MACHINE OPERATORS Heeded tor f irst 8 second Mitft As-sembly Depa r tmen t Exper ience working m a plant per torred Excel-lent benefits, over t ime opportuni ty 8 clean w o r k i n g e n v i r o n m e n t 85.75/per V Appfy m parson at interlock Corp, 1770 Mar ia SI-, west land S of Ford Rd.. between 1275 8 Htx Rd

MACHINE REPAIR Experienced m aleel i leal 8 hydraul ic machme repairs. Top pay 6 bene-fits Overt ime eva tab le

MACHINING I ' 2 /h r . Good oppor tun i ty , solid company, machin ing exper ience ra-quvad CNC lathe background pra-iarrad Pan t ime on midnight shift maybe eventual fu* Ume Juat o i l i -275 S ol M ich igan Ave. Send re-sume to: PT Machin ing. Box 496.

Obaervar 8 Eccentr ic Newspapers 36251 Schoolcra f t Rd

Uvonia Ml 48150

Groundskeeper. l ight bunding cars halls, pool, exter ior upkeep. Muet have exper ience wtth minor me-chanical ap t i tude for lawn/snow equipment cars A coup le of tored salary, wfth apar tment m senior unft complex . No pets ' Reply lo Box =284 Obeerver 8 Eccentr ic Newspaper*

36251 Schoolcra f t Rd Livonia Ml 48150

MAINTENANCE/CONSTRUCTION Larga Troy commerc ia l o f t c a com-plex need* assistant super intendent w/exper lence m bunding mamta-nanca 8 tenant remodel ing. Knowl-edge of HV AC a plua Sand rsauma P 0 Box 70. South f ie ld M l 49037

MACHINE SHOP Fu* d m * steady work avai lable m Farmmgton HMa area, machme op-erator*. day shift soma over t ime, soma experience h e l p * * C M Mon thru Wed Between 9 -3 473-9305

MACHINIST Experienced on M « and Lathe to m a k * aluminum and plastic detatfa (Vowing company, k i t t ime wfth to* Benefits Poly Flax 19990 W 8 M M . Southfield at Evergreen

MACHINIST Experienced on mMs 8 l a t h e * Sur-face grtndmg. O D g i l n d k i g 8 CNC programming M pkjaea C M 9am-9pm m d u d k i g Sat 533-8126

MACINTOSH TYPESETTERS Part Qme. 50 w p m 8 u p Entry level in id isghts Apply In paraon or aand rsauma to Artene or Bob . 33523 W 6 mta. Sto C, Uvonia. Ml 49152

MAIDS INTERNATIONAL The festsel j i o w i n g maid sai l ine m Michigan m now accept ing appl ica-tions tor a tow dependab le people UNLIMITED PAY POTENTIAL Drtve t ime included plus we fumlah the new auto MedKef benef i ts PMd hol iday*/vacat ions Advancemen t opportunit ies. 473-9300

MAINTENANCE ( M a round) tor mo-D*e home park Wagaa commen-surate wtth exper ience 8 abUfty Apply In person 9am-4pm, M o n -F r t , 22600 Middiebeft Rd , Farmmg-ton HMs (N. of 9 Mta).

MAINTENANCE/GROUNDS PER-SON. wanted for beaut i fu l Weet land apt. complex. Ptoaaa apply m par-son at Wlkow Creak A p t s Haw-Burgh Rd S, of Ford R d M o n thru Fn No phone* ca ta ptoaaa

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

MAINTENANCE HELP needed tor Westland apt commun i t y Wage plus health, C M Mon th ru Fri

459-6900

M A I N T E N A N C E PERSON

Preaaaa. machine too ls , g o o d diag-nostic ability Exper ienced m ma-chine e l e c t r i c s - n u m e r i c s G o o d wages 8 benefits QUALIF IED ONLY PLLASE Send reeume to: P 0 Box 811. Taylor, Ml , 48180

313-946-2930

WANTED State wide management f i rm, ha* posit ion* available for muf t i lamlly unit apartment complex Eiujert-enced onfy need app ly Send reeumas to: P.O. Box 306. Sout t i -M d . Ml 49037-0306

MANAGER - OFFICE/WAREHOUSE S m M eggreaafva far N W suburban industrial d istr ibutor seek ing key employee to work 8 manage M fac-ets of o p e r i t H f l Degree In menaga-ment experience deelred wi th back-ground r i aNpping ' raoefv tng. com-ponent assembly. Inventory cont ro l , purcheamg. sale* desk 8 counter sale* pertorred Sand reeume to PO Box 721525. Berkley. M l 49072

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Stable property management com-pany deelree maintenance person tor upscale a tMr tments m Royal Oak and Troy Muat possess g o o d hands-on p lumping, electrical and mechanical exper ience and be de-pendable Excetarrt benef i ts pec* sge end compet i t ive salary Drug screening requi red To eppfy C M

I - 9 o o - P H O N A P P x716 w f * h m an au tomated appl icat ion service end anewer quest ions You may appfy 24 h o r n a day/7 days a week Must appfy by June 27th

MAINTENANCE PERSON lor large apar tment communi ty In Southf ield 2 years documen ted ex-perience tools Musi »ve on s i te Excatant wegs and benefit peck-age 356-9029

MAINTENANCE PERSON needed to* t ime Ptoaaa appfy at 16500 North Perk Dr . Southf ield. Ml .49075

MAINTENANCE POSITION - for apt communi ty In West land Full l ime benefits available Exper ienced pre-ferred 422-5411

MAINTENANCE PERSON Pari t ima tor reeidentiai beeed ser-vice company to per fo rm prevent ive maintenance home 8 o f»c* r a p e * Experience required Send reeume PO Box 530306 I rvon i * . Ml 48135

MAINTENANCE Person needed PART-TIME for apar tment complex in Plymouth Must hava basic knowl-edge of p lumbing, electr ical 8 prepptng vacancies Mu*t be a hard worker I able 10 work f lexible day* 8 some weekends 353-9010

MAINTENANCE PERSON Looking lor sett-motrveted wUBng to learn person to do hote l Ugh! main-tenance Appfy In person Comfor t Inn, 29235 Buck ingham Or. Uvonia.


MAINTENANCE PERSON - exper i -ence necessary for p roduce market Must have knowledge of Hoc* care, waxing and s t r ipp ing $7 00 per hour Apply at 32906 Mxjdtobef t Rd at 14 Mi l * . Farmington Hills (Apply M o n -Fri I 0 a m - 2 p m l

West land apt maintenance exper ience 8 good references Excellent wage 8 benefit package, appfy m person at The Crossings st Canton 8375 Honeytree B»vd

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Fu* t ime posi t ion to supervlee apartment communi ty m Southf ield. Good mamtananca organizat ion 8 communica t ion skills necessary On-can schedule Fu* benefits pkia apartment C M 9em-5pm 842-2500

MANAGER Temporary Help Company Experi-ence m sales 8 operat ions for simm-er or related 1»rm 737-5960

500 Halp Wanted MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR

M*|o> refuge corpora t ion m tha Os-

per Visor tor s f tomoon sfUfl tad app«can«e sho«*J *

• HydrauBc 8 Otoaal Experience • Strong Communicat ion

8 Administrat ive 8 k « a .P r i o r Ftoel Maintenance

Super , felon Experience

We oftor excetant compensat ion 8 benef i ts package Ptoeae send re-eume 8 salary requi rements m con-f idence to Personnel. 5400 Coge-w M R d . Wayne Ml 49184.

An Equal Opportuni ty Empkryer

MAINTENANCE PERSON - part

apar tment communi ty In Rochester HMa C M 375-2500

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN needed tor large Fermlng lon apart-ment comrT**iHy Looking tor * n ex-per ienced. neat, c leen 8 hardwork-ing incftvlduaf l o )om our ton Apply in person at: Orsksahl rs Apts at Grand RMer 8 Drake Rd

MALY S BEAUTY SUPPLY • seek-ing reBabia men or s ioman tor Part Time poemon In the warshouss $6/ fw Accept ing appacat iona Mon-Fn. 9-3 30975 W 8 Mile Rd . Uvcmto.

MANAGEMENT - EXPERIENCED lor home Improvement company m Dearborn Heights High commis-sions. weakly base plus bonuee* Seeking Canvaas Manager Aak for Mr Valley 278-9230

MANAGER TRAINEE S MARTY WALKER, INC

has m m e d i a l e opening for Manager Trainee's m tha Uvoma 8 Ann Arbor araa Ptoeae send resume In confi-dence to Marty Walker. 29721 Plymouth Rd Lrvon l * Ml 48150 At ten t ion Krtety Foley

MANAGER WANTED to manage a m M apt complex m Birmingham Llghl mamtananca Sand reeume to TAG. 4000 Town Cantor. Ste 190. Southf ie ld. Ml 49075 356-2900

MANUFACTURING COMPANY

needs person wfth the loaowlng ex-per ience use of machine tools. Tuba Prototype 8 Set-up. Tool 8 Die Ma in tenance QUALIFIED ONLY PLEASE Fu* or par t - t ime Retirees welcome Oood wage* 8 benefits

P O Box 811. Tay-

MAINTENANCE PERSON MARCO S-P1ZZA_ I M E T A L Oil _

Musi fiave previous 4S49C d t t d p S n e d cash nightly Apply m psrson 45490 Ford Fid (al Canton Center Rd )

Marketing Trainee Local office of a national organization needs a few good people, willing to work hard and be trained, G U A R A N T E E D $25,000 first year Income Call Sheila Clink. 356-7111 REAL ESTATE ONE

500 Haip Wanted

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS sad to

M 10 poemona by July 15 if rou r * no* mak ing 8900 per snak . CALL N O W Uvon ia . 4 7 1 - 1 3 " Ann Arbor 995-0835

500 Halp Wanted

MANICURIST SALARIED

order d a M beauty supply Fg* Its 5 day week Uvonia are*.

Fee peld by employer Employment Center 599-1836

MERCHANDISERS

7-Deven Is Currently r e m o d e f i g their convenMnos s tores We are looking tor hard working In HMduato 10 s u e t with me " r s f e * d t o g <he interior ol am Morse

MANUFACTURING/ PROOUCTION MANAGER

20 man ahop seeks person with too l shop backg round Muet have prtar exper ience Send reeume l o P O Box 87067. Canton. Ml 49187

m d M d u a l * sppfymg wm need to have i M a l i Is tranaportal ton and wm na*d l o ba avatabto lo work s taxl-

Star tmg pay w « be 86 00 per hour TN6 too poemon ie temporary unM December 31. 19*3. with a work schedule of 33 hours per week

MARKET COORDINATOR Computer s imulat ion f i rm seeks • sef f -mot ivated a n t h u M s t l c IndMd-

lor the poal t lon of Market ing Coord inator Pr incipal ac th r l t l e * ' * -aponeKKWtoa "4 * be to genereie leads 8 set appo in tments for « * ex-pend ing sales *taff gree or signif icant progrsaa lowsrds bachelors degree required Strong verbal 8 wrt t ton oommur tcaUoi l s k a * s r s s muat. PC a k t a required Par t - t ime cou ld lead lo fu«-tlme Send reeume lo:

Personnel Mgr P V C One Parklane Bfvd

Sto 1904W Dearborn M l 49126

INTERESTED APPLICANTS MAY .r. IMMEDIATELY APPLY AT

THS SOUTHLANO CORPORATION 7-EL EVEN FOOO STORES 19500 VICTOR PARKWAY

SUITE 550 UVONIA. Ml 48152

BETWEEN 9 00 A M 8 4:00 P M MONDAY THRU FRIOAY

E.E.O M / F / V / H

MARKETING/PUBLIC RELATIONS Home cars organizat ion wtth 3 loca-t ions needs exper ienced market ing indiv idual Salary oommanaurs to s* th exper ience Send reeume with salary requi rements lo Box 564

Obeerver 8 Eccentr ic Newspaper* 36251 Schoolcraf t Rd

Uvonia M l 48150

MECHANIC LIGHT SERVICE

HOURLY + COMMISSION BENEFITS

Apply m parson Novi M o w s , mc 21530 Novi Rd Del 8-9 M t a Rds

MARKET RESEARCHER INTERVIEWERS

nstk i s a C o t a g * Students. Home-makers. m iiTiedtoto openings tor pe r t - t ime Telephone mservtoiMnf Flexible h r * No Seeing

CALL LOUISE. 313-559-7890

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Excetarrt poemon tor people orient-ed person m busy ophthalmology pract ice m West BloomftolO 8 Brigh-ton. I i todlcel office exper ience nec-eeaary Computer knoe tedge s moat F u l t ime. Mon-Fn. 8 -5pm SOT) reeume 10 MEF. 5728 Whlt-mors Lake Rd. Brighton Ml 48116

C M Unda at: 227-2159

MECHANICS Heeded tor g row ing cab compeny

F u i 8 Part Time C M tor appl icat ion 591-2325

MECHANIC TRAINEE A g » e a a i v e parson wfth mechanical s M t t y Some tools necessary Appfy at 22455 Farmmgton Road, Farm mgt o n Mt or 3391 Weal 12 MSs Berkley M l

MODELS tor coneUtat ion ctaei T g a * . June 29, 4:30pm Experts sx p la in your face ehape. the beat hav stytoe 8 color to compkment your Matures C M Salon Beatsstms s M lor M o r g a n or Jackie 851-5559

m EMPLOYMENT 500 Halp Wanted 500 Hip Wanted 500 Halp Wanted / 500 Halp Wanted 900 Halp Wanted 800 Halp Wanted

M E T C T R t A O C T a v - l l ^ J ^ r ^ . n P A R K I N G V I O L A T I O N ^ P E ^ O N A L TRA^MSG » R E C T O I . P O a m O N Q r e e N G P M X X X T U N P L A M N B I u t a t y oomracSoi Mrtng fu* tone E X P E R I E N C E D * LICENSED E u c r i D r c o Fantona lon H t a p r t i M e torisi can- W W real l l l l l l ' m l M I ••inMai _ . _ . . . . meser readers tar Wayne County Urvoma eaton Ask tor B r a n d * E N F O R C E R Mr sesks degreed. oartW ad I n d M d - Requires a l toM a B * I * « B H de- i W M l i k ; M j a m t a c t a r a r aasks s»-a r a * MUM have vaao d r i ve rs t- 425-7717 P A W - T a * t UTO a l to M E d o r Bachelors lor gree M sootoSogy. | » i toa. toMtoaas P » f k j a d Wanner t o ctosct total cenee 8 p roo l of meurWKa Entry ^ O a n a r Townahip o l WeM Director poaMMn C M 478-83*3 a d m M M r M t o n or L-«. * A. baee mamâcSurlng ac tM ty beck tovM o c s n t t m r NAM. TECHNIClAN. 'MANICuRlST B loomta ld * aeekmg i n i n d M d u M M Mual ba paopto w o u n d naadad •Mrel* wW) D inw f l u - ^ *"OMr o m m & Q — M or oom- lor M pooWton of par t -0mo Porhmq P€WSONN£L M A N A I I I N i j i l o i i m l l o l o v n ond bonua Pton Apply m parMm M o n " « a ^ w B toomta to ^ F ^ - W * a o o n E n l o r o , m our Pcdoe Da- A toM growtoe n a t a n M ^ a c t o g , re- h ^ e a good a e ^ 3 humor A R B O R T E M P S 4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6 thru Fn 9 e m - 8 p m at 5 *00 U tay R f l . tona. taanaad. M m * g » : M M > M per tment Ttoe poatoon mvoSvae the itotor. lo ceiMl i n o a k t o n d COMr«r , js 9 e n d reeume to

. 1 0 4 Can ton 9.1^440 N C C N C LATHE OPERATOR « S S ^ O ^ M S T ^ JTS2T * O M E G A M O R T Q ^ C O R P PROFESSIONAL U C T D n t / I C i r t k l penenoed Appiy in parson or sand posi t ion ^ p r o x i m a t e l y 30-35 pet tove salary 8 DentoMs Ptoeae BuRe 115 TELEMARKETERS METROVISION ** —*•nd• 01 *10 S ? J S S r 1 0 U^ml.«8I82 .. L r^ - i - - -

• 2 ? wm S P P . e e * m m ^ M ta * c - A a n ^ G ^ C r M u S r t J J S L S T t

Thursday, Juna 24.1993 O+E * 7 F

METROVISION * now Mrtng InMMHrs. Entry tovM posi t ion Bene f i t . No m r u n r y Apply m person Mon-Fn 9-5, 37738 Entorprtoa C t ,

553-7303

MORTGAGE BRANCH

MANAGER Fust Amer ican Mor tgage Aaaociata* seeks s product ton-onentod branch manager lor U s esetalds locat ion

C M Mr Banfleld

350-2770

MORTGAGE PROCESSOR

First Amer ican Mor tgage Asaoctotea

350-2770

MUSIC STORE F i d t ime poal t lon with growth potan-ttal C M Larry 737-1640

NAIL TECHNICIAN PhMp Nolan Salon, m U v o n i *

lacf imquae requked-P r o o i » a M n

525-3777

M O L D MAKER U P G R A D E D TRAINEE

Days 8 Nights C M 894-5419

METAL DISTRIBUTION CENTER la MORTGAGE ORIGINATORS

m d h i d u M s to start the* i Warehouee/ProductKm

emrtronmenl Must ba mechanic**? nck r i ed Ws wt* t rMn Fu«-t lme employment wfth Benefi ts Send f toeume mclodlng a b n M s la ismsnt o l your ob»ectlves lo PERSONNEL PO Box 757, Now, Ml 49378

tent iei Experienced C M DevW Bton at 433-9626

METAL FINISHER l ook ing for a pokaher with t o r n ex-per ience 8 ii Wing to l eem custom work C M 10-3 Van Smi th 539-9878

MOTEL MANAGER For nat ional suburban motto Salary, Benefits 8 spartment W » tram quMMed m d M d u M Send complete reeume to Box 568,

Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Uvonto Ml 48150

MILL HANO Mi^t have experience on d o v e t M form tools Good Benefits LNorua area 525-9305

MOTOR HOME DEALERSHIP Hir ing tor muft ipt* posit ions m • slss c o m p u t M bookkeamg and c leamng Flexible Hrs C M DAN 313-991-1535. Canton

H o m e & S G R Y I G C G U I D E DCAOUNC8: 4 P.M TWESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDTTION / 4 P.M. FWDAY FOR MONDAY EOfDOW TO PLACC YOUR AD CALL S»1-

5 Air Conditioning HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING

Sales • Service • ins ta ta tKm Refr igerator* -Hu f«3 l fSe r t

LOW RATES- LICENSED 937-0785

6 Aluminum Cteaning ALUMINUM or VINYL CLEANING

Waxing 8 pa int ing refurb ish ing

471-2600

• A-1 Expert • Washing 4 Waxing • Brick & Aluminum • Paint Removal • Wood Decks

FAMILY 1-800-690-2502

23 Blind Claaning (Mobile Unit)

27 Brick, Block, C*mant A-1 PORCH 8 STEP REPAIR

All Types of Cement Work 011 HA S H I N t B U N D S

(Mob*) Ultrasonic Blind Clean ing service Minis verts, (do th , PVC I,

etc Res /Comm 295-1970

24 Baaamant Watarproofing

Wa»-Dry WaterproolVig Sys tems Quakty Work Guaranteed 15 years exp Lie 777-2444

ALL TYPES OF WATERPROOFING Guaranteed

Free Est imates Peter Meutt - 476-1595

CLEANING & PAINTING of aluminum siding M o d e r n co lo rs wr i t ten guarantee

532-3529

A-1 WATERPROOFING 15 yra exp . t ree aat Reasonable rates Senior d iscount v i sa 8 MasterCard accepted. 534-9395

SPARKLING CLEAN Power Wash 8 Pamt SUMMER SPECIAL

4C». Off A * Work Ws specialize m c lean ing and /o r paint ing Bnc* Vinyl, W o o d 8 Ak jm i -

rJecks svming c leaning, pamt re-moval 4 caulking

Comm . Res . Lie . Ins Satisfaction Guaran teed

Free Est 694-1370

9 Aluminum Siding ALCOA t id ing, t r im, gu t te rs 8 rtnyt Windows Ftoof lng-Oecks-Storms

Entry 8 Garage Doo r * - Enclosures Impressive Improvements 474-4300

ALJMINUM VINYL SIOING 8 ROOFING - u c e n a e d 8 Inaured

G J " E L L * CONSTRUCTION 1313) 695-0399

Aluminum & Vinyl Siding, Tr im

& Gutters ALL WORK GUARANTEED

F U U Y r u s u m u a FIEFERENCES

LICENSED BUILDER CRESTWOOD

CONSTRUCTION 5 5 3 - 2 5 2 0

S'DtNG TRIM - W I N D O W S F-ee Mf ims tes A* work guaran teed

l i censed Buader Solack Construct ion 5 3 t - 9 4 0 8

StDtNG - TRIM • W I N D O W S Gsrsge Siding f rom 8595 up

House Turn ft u r n I T 9 9 UIJ ' s r - y 534-9519

VINYL 4 Alum siding Gut ters , t r im, sri^tosures -onf lng 8 related work x i , , . - • leaning wenrvg. ' 8 * f t y * r i o n -

471-2600

12 Applianca Sarvica COOPER

RECONDITIONED APPLIANCE

Some Ske new Guaranteed m home ser»*a L o n eel o n c e * Refng-ersrinn v * a 8 Meefar accap iad ' » ' 2 Vsnoy Rd st Palmer Weet

15 AaphaH AMERICAN ASPHALT

THE BEST FOR LESS • P s w i g • Rapae* • SeaKoe tmg

F r * * E s t i m a t e * 4 3 5 - 6 0 2 8

CARA SEALCOATWG • PS«4ng • Ret a* i - 1 iMi . u s * i ly

VeeEM (313) 89*- 79 *0

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED Orams 8 Sump p u m p * repa i red

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Eart H Jensen 474 -6224

BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 21 yrs exp No payment for 6 months Writ ten guarantee tnaur-ancework 24 hrs 1 -800-612-9077

BROWN'S WATERPROOFING • UC e INS • FAIR PRICING

• INT /EXTERIOR GUARANTEED 1 -900-350-3424

27 Brick, Block, Camant AAA CUSTOM BRICK 1ST CLASS W O R K M A N S H I P

Spedel tDng In M types of repa i r * Chimndys, Po rches Sidewalks Addi t ion*. Stapa Glass Block Ftotorrals svtolabM FREE ESTIMATES

477-9673

BEST CHIMNEY CO.

557-5595 BRICK, Block 8 Cement , Dr iveway*, Porches Chimney* Sidewalks, etc

471-2600

BRICK PATIOS • Sidewalks • Dr tveway*

• Ftotamng Wads * PAVEWAY 6 P E C I A U S T S *

You 8 your home deserve the best ' 459-5299 or 458-4067

33 Bfcig. & RamodaUng BARRY S CARPENTRY SERVICE

Batha - Baaaments - Ki tchens

13 Yrs Exp , Uc 478-9559

BATHS, KITCHENS, BASEMENTS Reliable 8 Prompt service Located m W Bloomfield

Comple te Construct ion. 624-5465

• CATNER • HOME IMPROVEMENT

SPECIALIZING IN • Kitchens • Baths • Basements • Windows •Garages -S id ing • Entry Ooors • Decks

Ins 8 Uc Builder FREE ESTIMATE CALL

313-326-7225 BUILDER S CONCRETE CO

Any type Of concre te w o r * Quality Service - Free Est

Lie 8 ins 274-3210

CEMENT WORK All Types - 20 yrs exp - Lie

Summer Special 795-0377

DOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION BRICK BLOCK 8 CEMENT WORK

PORCHES - CHIMNEYS ^ ~ v r r\ -* 1 nnn D n w A T a - rWCC t o • • J u " >6vW

D F KOWALSKI BLOCK CO

PORCH & STEP REPAIR. 30 yrs.exp Lie. Free *«t . 421-6437

A FAMILY BUSINESS

RON DUGAS BLDG. 8946 Crown - Uvonia

LOWER WINTER RATES • A PERSONAL TOUCH *

KITCHENS, VANITIES, COUNTERS BASEMENTS, DOORS WINDOWS

STORE RENOVATION U c 8 inaured 28 Yr Exper ience

421-5526 GREAT LAKES CARPENTRY

Crete roo fs , ga rages c u s t o m ceda r /wo lm decks, hot tube.

insured references aceneed 473-4162

Advanced Porch & Concrete

• Porches • Chimneys • Pat ios • Drtveways • Garage F loor * • A* con-crete const ruc t ion Member B S 8

A* work Guar - L k 8 i n * RM Senior D tocoun t *

CALL NOW 8 SAVEII

427-5566 or 355-2620

AFFORDABLE * HIGH QUALITY «

. a n c * B * Rape* • Step*

. New Conelr Tuck Pomi • Porches • S ldawato* .Chimney* • Bnck Patioe • e taeeBlock • Concre te Work

Work Guar u c Ins. Sr Dtocount

R.A.R. C o r t S l r 4 7 4 - 2 3 4 4

FflEE ANC'FAIR ESTIMATES On a* concrete 8 maaonry Includ-ing dr iveways po rches wak ix chimneys, l ounde t ion 8 b lock erork Licensed 8 Inaured 25 yrs axp C M anytime. 534 -1570

• ALL STAR • HOME IMPROVEMENT

• Chimneys

• Brick Work Tuck Point ing

FREE ESTIMATES Semor Dtocount • Lie 8 me

ALL TYPES CONCRETE W O t o Speaeaae m dr tvewey* ga rages pettoa porc#iaa 8 s k l e . M * QueHty work . i ce reed 8 meured Reeeon-s t M rales 897-2414 or 439 -0277

A n o e l o ' s S u p p l i e s CONCRETE R E A f t Y M I *

HAUL IT YOURSELF . l o 2 YDS TRAILERS FREE

478-1729 DOMINO CONST CO IMC

ASPHALT PAVING A QUALITY JOB AT A FAIR P«WCE R e m o V 8 Racsecemem e a v sow claMy Orhe. ( W a n e F V * * * Etc Free Eato'i M s CANTON C * M E N -CO 291-2918 or 1 -900-997-4179

PAVEMASTERS SAVE on

R 8 A ASPHALT

ARTISTIC CONCRETE

535-5957

FINN CONCRETE INC A* type* o l Conc rMa Work

Quality Dependable Service Forgdt the rest - Go wtth the beat!

C M Now and Save - 313-522-9526 Llcenaed 8 Inaured

Frank Vento Masonry & Cement Co. Inc.

* FOUNDATIONS * ADDITIONS * WATERPROOFING * DRIVEWAYS * GLASS BLOCK * BRICK PATIOS * PORCHES

- - t Po My B e t ' Wu tk • 37 Year* Exper ience

FULLY LICENSED 8 INSURED Retorencee Avai lable

Free Est imate*

464-7262

HOME TOWN BUILDERS e Addit ions e Baaaments • Ki tchens * Decks

Free Esl , Proleesionaf Designs Licensed/ Insured 459-3232

IT COSTS NO MORE ..to get

1st class workmanship. FIRST PLACE WINNER oI two national awards. HAM-ILTON has bean satisfying customers lor over 35 yr* . • FREE Est imates • Oaalgns • Addi t ions • Dormers • Kitchens • Batha

HAMILTON BUILDERS Call 559-5590. 24 hrs.

33 Bklg. A RomodaHng

Remodelin ' O g l i n g

• Window* • Porches • Aluminum Cleaning 8 Pamtmg

Batha. Dormer * . Garaga* 30 Yrs Exp -Uc. -Serkor Dtocount

FAMILY CONSTRUCTION Becauae Wa Ara a Family,

W e Car to "

1-800-690-2502 SIGNATURE W O O D W O R K S

Custom furni ture 8 cab ine ts in wood 8 lemmata Pertoct iomst m a s d a n 8 execution C M Bruce 872-7164

SPLENDID IMAGE CONSTRUCTION

QuaJHy Workmanah ip . Free E*1 • Acoustic ceding* • Cust furni ture • Cuetom decks 8 fenc ing • D r y w M • CuMom ki tchens 8 cabinets

For M your cons t ruc t ion needs Call Stove or Dannie at: 599-2406

Tempo Bldg. Co. Roofing . Siding

Windows. Addit ions Fire Repairs

A* Pftaaaa o l Home Improvement 8 RemodMmg 20 Years I

626-0892

39 Carpantry * ALL AROUND CARPENTRY «

Doors, windows, f loor* , cetong*, dry wM, p lumbing 8 electr ic, complete carpentry service 22 yrs 397-5786

A-1 CARPENTRY Repairs to Comp le te Remodeling Deck*. Porchee 8 Wood Fences

LICENSED 8 INSURED C M John, 522-5401

ITALO CooMruct lon Cemen t Co Garage. Ortvewey*. pat ioe Gerege raiamg Licensed B o n d e d Ineurad Since 1950 478-5909

JIM SEGHI RENOVATIONS

• Kitchens * Bethroome * Ceramic T i e * Rec Rooms a CabaiM Refecmg a Siding

a s

AA SMALL JOB SPECIALIST 25 Yrs Reputable. QuMtty Work

Anything an Cement, Br ick or Block BeM Any Prtca on

Drive Rep lacement* Uc . meured. Free EM 349-0099

LAMBERTO CONSTRUCTION ALL TYPES OE CEMENT No Job To Big Or S m M

Free EM U c 8 Inaured 455 -2 *25

laROCCA INC Lmeneed. meured. B o n d e d

Brick Repair*. Oaaamerit Laaka C M Paul 471 -4497 or 591-3403

LOW PRICE, KEEP U® WORKING (AFFORDABLE CEMENT W O R K ,

Porchee, S t o b * P a t i o * WMka V i ta Cement. 525-7999

PA1SANO CONSTRUCTION

t t o * tooDnga 8 repairs Deal direct aave » Lie 8 me 1-313-429-8323

UNIVERSAL CEMENT

i i cereed • ' r a e EM • Smoe 1*74

565-7479

mesa a Storage Shade a QuMty Craftsmanship a

a Free Estimates a Serving M Wayne 8 Oakland County C M 313 437-2454

or 1-800-439-0678

MARS BLDG CO Commerc ia l Add i t ions K. tchsn Dormers. Rec Room, BaOt. S M n g Free aM Prompt service 5 3 9 - 2 * M

NEW-VIEW

M n g in k i tchene 8 Bade, nee or re-taoed Lie toe 293-9645 7SO-1427

PROFESSIONAL REMOOELING

AJ typaa o l a r i ode*hg since t978 Gutters • AJumenum Trtoi • Sldmg Decks • Ruo*w* • KRchene • 8 eft is

ucanaed Bu*dar 479-93*4 For Q i * * Service *90 -87»6

RDP CONST. ^ 2 » 8 j e l d o n J J d ^ J J m o « I J ^

i Carpentry I |RK G U A R A N T t K ) Rata i Ms - Free

451-2097

Westland Cement S m M 8 large Ktoe Ovar 28 f f asp

33 Bldg. i A O O m O N * GARAOCS PORCHES REASONABLY PRICED* LIC®Ma®D

D HAM* . TON CONSTRUCTION DOUG

REC ROOM. K r rCHEN 8 BATH SPECIALISTS AJ R e m o d M n g Formica 8 Lamm** *

476-0011 REPAIR ALL • m t o r t o f b t o r t o r

SPCNO LESS FOR THE BEST

f O O M T T DESIONED P R » r r » F R O EST

c u a T O M N O M a a a A o o m o w I D O R M E R * K I T O M M 8 ftATMB

En gel Construction Q b c N a c o * • ear -

CARPENTER 30 YEAR8 EXPERIENCE

Basements f i n i shed euapended ceangs. doo r * , a le 453-7866

42 Carpal Claaning ADyaing

2 ROOMS 8 H A L L - »29 ADCHTIONAL ROOMS - 19

Sofa - S24 Free est C M tor ours today Free deoder tnng 8 l abnc protected Bob KMpoeia 422-2560

LAKE SUPERIOR SERVICES

44 Carpal Laying A Rapair

AAA CARPET REPAIR

Expert Inst 8 qual i ty pe ld a v M Seams. Bums. Aee t ' e i cNng . Pet

8 Water Damage Squeaky Floors Same Day Serv A* Work Guar Thank you lor 22 y r * of loyalty

\ 626-4901 ALL CARPET INSTAL. 8 REPAIRS

Pad avatabto AJ work Guaran teed References 8 Yrs Exper ience C M Dave 421-9520

55 Chimnay CtewUng, Building, Ropalr

• A-1 Expert • New 8 Repai r ! • Cleaning 40 to 90 •Tuckpomtmg • A* Mason Rapai r*

FAMILY 1-800-690-2502

CARPENTRY - FINISH or ROUGH Addit ions. K i tchens drywM. clo-sets. pentrtos. baaaments. t r im "No

DON PARE FINISH CARPENTRY 8 Gener« Mslntonanoe Spectodz-mg m flnMhed baaaments. kitchens. 8 b e t h * Radford M1 937-3745

Chimneys BuM nmm 8 repair »

Will beat any price! Semor crtQan dtocount

Ucanaed 8 insured

BEST CHIMNEY CO.

557-5595

FINE CARPENTRY Doors. Calm Cebt s Midge Decks

Kit s Batha, S i rs Reds. Hdwrs R t n * P V * Dm. U c ms 99* -1906

KEN FIERKE Lie -ms Carpentry Decks, gut la r* . roofs, alum sldmg. rec r o o m * e n d c e s doors, etc Deaaonetils Free EM 937-2390

LICENSED BUILDER wRh 17 ymn

a m M |oO* C M Joa. 373-06*8

PHR. 8 - Roo*n» . Sldmg. Carpentry ARM H o n *

REMODELING A l Phaaae o l Carpantry

0ESIGN - BUH-D - REPAIRS NO X > a TOO B M A U . 425-9*39 or 468-3970

C a t 272-6004

471-2600

4 0 C a t o i n a H y * f o r m i c a

ALL WORKIf t

471-26Q0 CABINET CARE

41 Carpets FACTORY TO y o u C a r p M mm OMdM tor toorto. Coronet CaBto O M t o R d M B N * . D ldwu i ' i * Prtoaa Mart se » e es 83 99 a * yd^Ped^8 ^mata*-

fotm home * y a p * t enRr 891-9SR)

* 0 ^ ME CARPET a

< B R C K ^ K T O R A T I ^ Rebuilt Repaired Leaks S topped Tuck Pomtmg. f toehinge. Cleaned 8

r e d AJ W o

6 1 D a c k a - P a t i o a

S u n r o o m s

72 Fancaa

8 Rec «ooms - From Simple to show piecee. Uc ' I na Scholl Carpantry 726-2276

CUSTOM DECKS 21 yrs experience Lie/ Ins

G J KELLY CONSTRUCTION 13131685-0366

DECK CLEANING B A Peters Mgmt 8 DevM Free eetlmats C M 427-7177

DECK POWER weahing 8 Over 4 yrs experience ucensed 8 meured

6 2 D o o r a

DEAL DIRECT - No midd lemen I aeii 8 mstali steto wood 8 s to rm doors, windows 8 siding Many ref-

C M Alton, 595-4779

65 DrywaU AAA Textured Spray 8 D r y w M • Hang - Finiah • Repair • Paint • Free Est • Gusranteed • Ref

313-338-3711

J K - 1 D F L Y W A L L Repairs and New Work 15 Years Experience Uceneed meured Free Estimates Ask for John 525-9927

CHARLES plaster a d r y w M rspalr 8 pamtmg. Free est imates 8 deperxJ-ebto service C M enyt lme 550-0114 554-3595

Df lYWALL 8 PLASTERING New 8 Repairs Hand or i p ray . Tex-turing A c o u M K M C M Lie Guar 30 years axp 543-0712 992-7543

0RYWALL. PLASTER, PAINT New work Ftopeir* Textur ing No >ob loo e m M Uceneed For f ree es-t imated ca* Rick 479-7173

Of lYWALL. TAPE, PLASTER

471-2600

829-2733

HIGH HAT O d M N C Y SWEEP

U c ( » 2 7 7 t ) . 454-3997 531-9531

51 Clock Rapair CLOCK REPAIR A L L VARIETIES

a r e n d t o t f w W M . M m I I I ; Cuckoo Anniversary COMPLETE SERVICE Oock and W o o d or ig ina l 24934 Five Mda. Rao lo rd 755-1591

6 1

• A AQUA/DECK • Mtok ' t l a rge* dack PanaBn eMdea to rs Eat 7 ( toy*/J4 H r * 1 - *

• DECKS • Quadhr W t o k - L l e V t o * Free O E M O O C l O O N a T 4 * 7 -

A BEAUTWUL CEDM OR L

2 * 1 1 9 1 4

A M W O A A L C I CMCATIWC

DECKS BY DESIGN Lto / to* 932-7790

• E A U T T U L DECKS M I T O R N 8 BUR BY JBA 8 M m * MINDREDA of

l 5 2 ? 3 f f i

• M C K P A V M O The pi etoi i ad tmotoa tor your

pad* , larrsea. — a m » i m i i " f * a a a n m a t o * i-SBB S91-T144

CUSTOM WOOOÔeCKS

^ C M Mark " " 1^3-"474-9097

o o M ^ L f T C o a c K a a a r o « w T i o M

CUSTOM

JACK S WALL REPAIR

exesi» i epM' i , Uceneed /meu red S m M |0O« we lcomed 492 2580

* A BETTER FENCE * Wire 8 Cuetom W o o d

C M 24 hour*. 7 day*. 497-4996

B 8 M FENCING Commercia l 8 ReeKtonHM

Free Est lmatee 722-2042

D S D QUALITY FENCING Chem Lmk, Wood Fencing, CuMom Fencing. Dog Kennels. Oecka/Deck Hole Dri l l ing Free EM 477-9353

61 Floor Sanrico A BETTER FLOOR SANOiHG JOB

Old Boors cxir specialty S lam work bcMutlfuHy done Alao naw I toor* t n f t aaec 47T-7759

A - 1 WOOO FLOORS Wa m s t M sand 8 finiah. M types of wood f loors CuMom work * tpeclel-fty For Free Est imate c M 352-9059

CARPET U N O . MARDWOOO 8 CERAMIC

WM beet a* pr ices Sales 8 mat eke t ion Ca* Superior F loor* . 442-7570

• HAVNER MARDWOOO FLOORS Sanding. S lammg. Laying 8 Repairs

NO PAYMENT UNTIL SATISFIED Farm His., 851-3473; Dbn. 591-3330

MOONLIGHT FLOORS Hardwood Floor 3 p t c i M * l

Aden 478 -184* Br ier 478-9844

NATURAL WOOO FLOORS Spectodats m M types of wooa

f loors I n * Free Est 625-9913

PARKS WOOO FLOORS instal lat ion-, ef lmehing Cuetom work g u M * n i * e d Free aat 421-7078

YERKE FLOORS Hardwood Ftooc Specialist ' Four th generat ion o l QBLMty - n e i*dat tnn 8 Dntahmg • Ouadfy ui af lamanahlp

Fu9y fceneed 8 meured EMabdehad m 1*23

99 Quttara OHMER GUTTER SERVICE

Gu t te r * <

Free Est imate

102 Handyman Mala/Famata

ALL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS • Qual i ty Pamtmg • Electr ical • Etc Free est imates. Greg 352-2754

AMERICAN MAINTENANCE SRVS In t /Ex t Pamtmg, home repek 8 Im-provement , cabinet ry l o r m i c * elec-tr ical . free est Jo fm 663-1208

A - 1 Home Improvements Roo l . aiding, gut ter* , w indow 8 9bdrf*ptoeahWir, repai r* . M work guaranteed, senior dtocount Free EM 425-5782

DO IT ALLt l to M too * m M Pamt. Ptoaier Pk jmbmg. CM'pentry

903-5633

DU-fT-ALL C M about Spr ing SpacMe 3 i a m l t i i Gut te r * . Exterior 8 mi or Pamtmg. Alao S p a c M b a m D r y w M . Etoctr lcM. Plumbing. 8 Other Home r iemodedng 393-4545

F R O M BASEMENT TO ROOF Inaide * n d out - you name Kt Alao repai r* . Free Esimiato

C A L L BILL 354-0971

G 8 G MAINTENANCE W M 8 W i n d o w Waahmg 8 GUzmg

mi Pamtmg Spr ing Ctoan-up Oaaament. Garage. Guttor Cleaning

Light Haukng. Gary 545-9047

HANOY AL • Repa i r * • FtomodeMng • Big or S m M • matde/Out • Guaren leed • Free aM

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• (313) 698-4713

66 Elactrfcal i t J. C. PRICE ELECTRIC

S m M or lerge |obe Senior o l t U M e discounts Weet err Wsyne /Oek tond 800-921-4101 9 *0 -3733

A B A ELECTRIC R e * 8 C o m m . Breaker 8 tuee pMtMt. p l u g * Eo la t ions u c Low Ptloaa Free EM Anyt ime 594- 7 * * 9

BOLLIN ELECTRIC

459-0070. 459-6430

DeRoven Electric

UC /me Free Eat AJ Typaa Of Electr ical W o k

TALK TO AN ELECTRICIAN

476-6655 363-6400 1 -600-636-4071

FREE ESTIMATES 100 amp ee rn re Pool* 8 Spaa

or CommerOM C M 522-4920

M S ELCCTRIC

69 Excavating

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C L A s a O T i D A o a OCT RE8 IA .T9

92 Furnttura Finiahlng A Rapair

REPAIR 8 REFWdSH FURNITURE Any type of Caning and Ruah

661-5520

94 Qlaaa-Block Structural - Etc. L I V O N I A G L A S S B L O C K W e h * d a bettor window"

96 Qaragaa GARAGE DOORS

& OPENERS W E E M B I erf gerage doors 8 openers

AJ work guar Pane 8 iabOf

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• SAVE MONEY • FREE ESTIMATES

S H A M R O C K D O O R

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OVM Rteton i n MM Ceelf SAVE A O O O R 299-OOOR

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471-3729 TEACHER W M F S U N N E W O R F

AJ inter ior . Extonor PMnMng/Stam-m g Window WkaMng. Yardwork. AJ H o m e Mamtananca i » / h r 897-9274

105 Hauling A - 1 HAULING - Mov ing Scrap mel-M. C lean ing t iaaMi iMi la. G a r a g a *

Quick a a m o e Free EM Wayne 8 Oak land Count ies

547-2794 or 589-9139

t ruck or 12 yerd d u m p treder moee enythmg * n r a t o i f e ad

CLEAN UP A JZ HAULING s e r v i c e H

Wa wm o o m a to 8 clean oirf » u n e a r n e d Rama f r o m garages f i aeam.n ts . ante*. M o r e * o M 0 9 * • e rshn i .es t , fanor iee 9 b i A d n a e Also power weMkng. cleaning | pamtmg BaM p r loa* -Wayne 8 Oak land Coimty

364-3213 D I S C O U N T T R A S H R E M O V A L

C e n t a m a r s T ^ M k * p 199 »B*0

* JOMN-a PRO M O V M Q « I C l e a r - u p e -

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HEATING/COOLING « beM any totoamete eetowee

K to ears M 7 - K S 8 4 8 4

110

^ t e c T MOVER WAN » Muat h * i « good driving record

359-9093

NEAT PERSON to work m tuxedo shop par t tone to shine tormM shoes 8 various o l h w M t o Ptymouth/ MMdtoba* a r e * Uvonto. 425-7070

students. Earn NO NIGHTS. MtoM tor oo*aoa t 8 1 2 5 - 9 1 7 5 / * * Need car C M : MERRY MAIOB 947

B IRMfNGHAM

NOW HIRING Nor th VRage O* Change eeaktog O* Tech Good Some benalHs Apply

-- — - m 4 - * — r*oriTwww <*Q . ""eorTrryTwa

1 5 6

OFFICE CLEANERS - PART-TIME Even ing* P tymou th /Can i cm Drug/**oohol free work piece C M 421-3159

OFFICE CLEANING - PART TIME immedia te 86 50 to start 1 5 - hrs. per week. Own t ranspor ta t ion C M 1-3pm only 991-490*

OPTICAL DISPENSER, fu* ome po-atoon tor buey pr tvale op tometnc

City of Wayne o p p o m m l t y C M Cindy. 721-5442

ORDER DESK CLERK Phone, eome typing, shipping 9 re-

t m M mduetnto company 591-1776

oaMng tor I

OWNER OPERATORS wfth lets modM luxury eedan*. to be a per t of s new luxury Taxi Service m Novi 8 Farmmgton MBs For in format ion C M 349-4505

. NORTHVILLE Parks 8 Recreation M accept ing *ppkcs t lons tor tha M t ima poart lon of

PARK & FACILITY MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR.

Appl icants muM b a 19 yaars of ags or o l d w . have graduated t rom High School or pa GEO, be el igible tor emp loyment m the Uni ted Stales, poeeeee and m a m u m * valid

penence wfth * county or munic lpM perks or publ ic works depar tment ( Salary range t19.000-S23.000 a n - )

SUMMER JOBS - Exterior PMnOng 85-87 an hr + bonueee Greet tor high school or codege s tudsnt * . No exper ience needed. 1-900-349-4949

PAINTER - M least 3 / y r * M f ine cutt ing, g l aong 8 roil. Retor encee No others need apply 8 * / t o C M between 8am-4pm 525-3514

nuedy. p iu* bsnal l ts MX) IOC Jeeci un ion

Appacat lone itue M

Northvtoe Parka 8 Recreation. 303 W MMn St . Northv*to. Ml 49197 Appl icat ion deadl ine * Jut f 6. 1993

Northvtoe P * r k * 9 Racraation. a snared service of the City and Towneto* eSMerthvaa. e an

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

PAINTERS - Dependable pa inters wi th exper ience m l eeidenttof 9 commerc ia l MuM have o e n tools 8 l r s n * p o r t s t l o n C M 421-7555

? P ^ & S ^ * s r x ^ M ^ trades persona only C M Mr

• BETWEEN 5-9pm 399-0025

TERS-EXPERIENCED ONLY In commerc iM 8 new cons t ruc t ion

425-7825

tor toa puetoun o l par t - t ime Park ing Vtototton Enlui aM m our Podoa De-par tment Ttoe poemon s n u l i a e toe

ement of perlung rtok toe TcemeMp 1>is le * per t

tone poalt lon. epproxkneMfy 30-39 hours PM week end s estory o l 810

hour the PereonnM Depar t

mant . 4560 Walnut Lake Road WeM BioomAeid u n a 3pm. July 1 19*3

An EquM Opportuni ty Employer

eeeery »S 5Cen V A M lor Hana 652-7941

PARTS PERSON Ptymouth baaed company, apedadzmg In eng ine re-e l e d equipment Need someone thee can do Purchasing. mMO* 8 M M . 8hlppmg. Enventory isor* . a le MuM be organised 9 able t o d o 5 th ings M once SEND RESUME 15091 North vide Rd Ptymouth. M l 49170 ATTN. PERSONNNEL

PART TIME PHONE WORK V you can uae 8150-9200 ex t ra per w e M . and can srork M leeM 20 hours we can heto you. We' re s ne-OonM company wfth a product m greM demand ThM )ob e perfect lor homemakar* or co9*g t s tudents We e a tram 8 pey you whde you leem C M Mery lor confVJentel r v

537-01

PART TIME SALES/STOCK Heeded lor knen depar tment M u M be flexible. O M Park a r a * C M Roeemery 999-9

CtoearmM 9 Eccertolc N « s e > e c s r i 39251 SehooKrMt Rd

LMonie Ml 49150

PHARMACY TECH - Part tone a t o tnencky pM *med l> 8 d a p M i d d d t ) Apply In parson: Maple Drugs. 23309 Farmington Rd, Famdngton.

PHARMACY TECH.

Oakwood Pharmacy 454-9070

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Tradm' T l m M Puttocadon a now tor-m g k a / p e r t ton* E.iLi«dMil I r inge. medtoM b e n e d t * profit ihar tog. Hie 9 dtoabtofy mauranca* You muM have 36mm. aatos apttoida. + rek-abie. econormcM t ranapor ta t lon w a trem the nght paopto. 479-7359

PHONE SALES Hour ly plua LOimSaMui'i. fud-nme or per t - tone W « trem- C M StepnenM M 536-9*79

p R a c n N G A S DICK 3*0 - W/T81 Color Work

e ta eapenenoe 273-2154

PRaiTINQ Bmdery person lor oft eM p im tmg

9 4 1 - 3 5 1 0

PRINTING COMPANY seeking e M m u m Med IndMduM lo be * work ing suparvtoor In our b lndary dapt Ap-ply M 13000 Inketor Rd Radlord

PICTURE FRAMER Experience In product ion shops F t * tone C M Paul 921-9*34

PLASTICS MANUFACTURER cur-rently seM'tog painters lor day sNTt po tonore 8 product ion opMalor* lor M t o r r o o n Midi poemona Apply m

3250

OFFICE HELP/PART TIME Some typ ing and calculator exper i -ence required M o n . 8 - 4:30 PM.. Wed 8 Fn.. 10-3 Flexibatty required m case needed at other t imes 89 PM hour 599-5302

PAINTERS, p r s l i i i noels experi-enced wi th d r y w M 8 [Hester repek. »J* or per t - t ime C M even ing* or be lore 8am: 289-6161

PARTS COUNTER person r e e d e d St rong background in boat ing 8 exper ience «4th marlrte engines MuM be tnendhr 8 be g o o d wi th cus-tomers Stop m or i t iHl reeume* to Pro-Mot ion Marina. 33909 Plymouth Rd.. Uvonto. 49150 No phone caks

PAYROLL MANAGER Farmmgton Htoe contract s taf f ing company r e q u k * * * hands-on man -sger lor its toM-peced peyroa de-par tment Knowledge of Novad-6seed PC account ing sof tware » ee-senUM. p r e t e e o l i P iatmum and Lotus ComtMMion of at leeM an As-sociates Degree m account ing or re-lated Aaid and * mmknum of 5 years of exper ience m computer ized pey-ro* procaaamg required CandMa ta should have aupervtooiv exper ience lor * depar tment of 3-5 * n * 3 l o j e M MuM have st rong wr l t ton and ve rbM communicat ions M a * M w M ss an apt i tude tor snefyt lcM taaks Salary commenaurato wtth experi-

HRC - ControOer 31700 Mlddtobeft Rd , Surte 140

Fermmgton Hide. Ml 49334

PEPSI COLA e looking for per t t ime weekend Mock person Good pey Ftoxtois hours. C M M iks Kn jk .

1-900-978-9239

Oakley Park Rd. Waked L M e NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

PROGRAMMER entry level, l u * t ime poaRlon evak-ebie MuM be fluent m vteuM b s a c 2.0 9 C + + 729-0022

PURCHASING AGENT corpora t ion lo coneokdale purchee-mg actototoa Look ing tor

mant. Many l u t t r a opportuni t ies Sand resume l o 4995 D M s i l s Rd . Canton. Ml 49197

QUALITY CONTROL

PERSON WANTED lor amkng 8 tapping. Exper ience needed S m M t h o p m Troy

689-3730

PHARMACY ASSISTANT/ CASHIER

Perry Drug Stores mc m i s M m g Pharmacy Assistants 8 Cservers MuM be etna to work f lexible hou r *

Apply m person st 25297 Tetogrsph Rd Soulhf to ld

PREP PERSON tor N- f toe apt b u l d -Ing. Some memtenanca exper ience requi red MuM Know beeK heeOng. cookng. p lumomg Send a raewnt to: 15700 Proutdance Dr.. South-Said. Mi 49075 559-3420

PRESS BRAKE Operator Sk" i 12 fl. 400 Ion ma-ch ine MuM etoo ba ebto l o o p M — 'A'"> 12 ft. hydreudc shew Second • N R . e i c M M i t pay 8 k tnges with uvei t l i i ia opportuntttoe. Apply m

CONTRACTORS STEEL COMPANY

( N e w Levan| Uvonia

PRINTER WANTED: A B Die* 390 Operates Fuk-Tlma MuM be d e pendabto Apply m Person K w a Print Plus 33135 Ford Rd Garden (Sty

PRINTING Customer Service/High Speed Cop-Mr Do you have M laaM 2 yrs. pr im-ing experience? Can you keep amk-Jng stoke working M * toM paced en-v i ronment? If eo . o

mt pay 442-08 ' - 0 9 0 0

PRINTING Uvonto print ahop In need of herd work ing person *4th some expert-

parts h M opening tor pkraon experi-enced In Quality Control or Quadty Assurance wtto S P C t r * m m g Pre-

PROFESSIONAL TELEMARKETERS

a C A S H PAID

WEEKLY! t 0 poMdona MR C M Ai 442-4975

"PROJECT MANAGER backg round i t o i r l

t poatoon. m u M pos-

neertng degree, or oartd lcal ton Some ol l loe experience helpful. muM have good computor 9 math skids Benefits, peld vscanon 9 hod-d a y * salary commenaurato skth ex-perience C M Mon thru Wed 9 -3 473-9309 Or send raei«ne with sal-ary requ i rements U Dept. 30057 W. 8 M i a , Uvonto. 49152

RECEPTIONIST eMctont peopia .

tor O P T O M E T R Y o n c t

RESIDENT MANAGER • COUPLE

Couple lo menage 40 unit epert-ment commiml ty m suburt je -eas-ing ctoemng and mmor mainte-nance required f toabend may have o t h M joe Salary, i b e d i o o m epert-ment. utattoe prov ided

C M 9 -11AM. Mon-Fr t

352-3600 RETAIL PROMOTIONS

MuM be outgoing. MtiacUva. 9 work w M with tha pupae no sadtog. per-manent poMt lo ie . 20-28 l u t / s e d t .

QUALITY PERSCMÊL CMM PROGRAMMERS

O P E R A T O R LAYOUT TECHNICIANS

i dynamic toedw m % e Bald of pre-dtmenetonM meeeurt

paopto to • ops by rap id g rowth We

k a * euppkM to toa "B ig Ttw«e " peak vidtog turn key system. y 7

• View Programmers • DEA P r o o r a * m e r s • ASOC Certif ied

are preferred, t u t not nec-eeaary. C O m i y n t v e pay and salary r j y u i r e m e n t t

GKS InapectKxTSjj jatce* 37100 Plymouth Kbed

Uvonia, M r t S l S O Attn. PerOenne! Dept.

(No phone caOs pleaae). RAM ADA K n 18 HiFONQ

FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS FOOO 8 BEVERAGE D W e C T O R

REAL EST ATE SALES 825.000 > i i I ' l i i l I H I M I a r e -g ram 9 d — a w a * a a m a a i i

n w l e i u w i i ' • • • • • ! ^ • w Pw Sonne ONtoe

323 E Grand RNar Ave

No phone p o r k m a y l

e e ara an E t o d O p -

R E C E P T I O N I S T / S U P E R V I S O R

SALES TYPIST

MAdfTENANCE (PART-TIME)

WAITSTAFF/PART-T IME BUSSER PART TIME

F a r m m g t S r ^ 477-1999 sUZ&S&Z* DT K M . H M NO phone <*de p t o — H

E O E. Apply to pereon M The Ramada >m Ma l i o

8270 Wickham Rd R o m U u * Ml 49174

REAL ESTATE CAREER

AMBfTlOUS? C O N S C I E N T I O U S '

WE WANT YOU!! Wa e a tram you and star t you on long torm. Mgh Income career

C M l E R C R A O E R


head n«ury tacdNy has opamtnga lor people wi th mtoraM to toenan ser-vices Experience and /o r e d u c t i o n

fcPO Bo* pi s to r ied 5 3 0 3 0 9 . U UvonS* M l 49153

RESIDENT MANAGER - lor 150 uni t o a a y t o k m « Ma. Experience

RETAIL nepers 8 A.seMIMili Mich. OMo. BBnoto-

825-860K ROTH YOUNG

SECRET A R Y - W U J N G CLERK s t rong

o l Wor tJPar tocL good u i g M i l i e

and be u u d M i i M eer i t ce or l -eniad- Pleaae eend -raaiena to: N e e Dlractiona Cantor

S E C U R I T Y PUBLIC RELATION OFFICERS

mvneekete k a / p a n t ima poamona * ekaCH on M shifts m the spec lM oad l lald of hoapftato 8 mduat r lM security locatod m the Oak land 9

up to 89Av wi th cowtoany package Apply M o n th ru

Frt 8.30 am - 3 30 pm M NATIONWIDE SECURITY

2 3 9 0 0 W 1 0 M d a 3 5 6 - 0 6 0 0

ThM

feto£

ComSpec. 30*00 Telegraph. S 2775 Bingham F a r m * M l 49025

F a x ( 3 1 3 1 9 4 7 - 9 B 9 1

SECURITY PROFESSIONALS

Ptokerton* Inc.. toa la rgaM w u l tl t

e t 2 2 1 * 0 W e M * M B e Pken Ho9oe O M o a Park

1 9 LMMer

An E O E

Tetog reph l OuuCMMd

SERVICE COORDINATOR

Large k m r t o u e apar tment c o m m u -nity In Fermtogton Hflto i s M i J i g * herd eork tog . e iM t f e l k . . organtoad mav lduM to work to our Servtoa Da-

CTr-**:

SERVICE C O O R D a t A T O f l Mesas a tor growing Uvemto c o m p a -ny Pi uHaMniiM phone voice a m a t Non-emokmg env i ronment P l i i l l cad: 313-522-7191

or 2 *400 Van Dyke - 751-2014

Mtoort ly /Famtoa 'HendtcappedTYM

SHIPPING 8 RECEIVING acturar seeks I t o S t o p p m g .

5 3 2 - 2 5 3 0 Racewmg 9 other l ight duttoa H a a c M JaM

Thia Claaalfication Contlnuod on

Paga 2G.

110 Houaadooning AFFOftOASLE PERSOWAL1ZED

ftouaecleanmg PtoleesionM, rad-Ible. 8 thorough Uvonto. NortfrvlBe, tymouth,/Canton. 456-4547

APARTMENT 8 HOUSE CLEANING

Experienced sdcJt 810/hr S h e d * 313-824-2997

DIANA CLEANING SERVICE P r a l f l p n M houeeclaanlng with ex-perience Good latoi'Micee. Bonded V3% o f l with ad C M Otona 941-7329

HARDWORKING experienced, very dependab le cieemng paraon looking

If weMfy or Dt-weekfy wor * Ptym-Carrtom tntos •

Home & fciiYicc GUIDC 4 PM. TUESDAY F0« THURSDAY EDTTION / 4 PM. FMDAV FOR MONDAY HXTION T O P U I C C Y O U R A D C A L L

HOUSE-KE-TEER CLEANING SERVICE protoaMonM. bonded 8 meured teeme ready lo clean your home or buet-oees Gift certMcatoa avad-abto 85 00 off wfth thia ad lor V M Ume cedars

582-4445 HOUSE 8 OFFICE CLEANING n a * t o n a b l e 'Stoe • f t o to iancM

Call Paula: 340-9279

BI-MONTHLY HOUSEKEEPING

689-2985

MAID MY DAY 1 tat r M * 479-3377

129 Landacaplng AAAA BEAUTIFUL YARD INC

PLEASE HELP US THRU COLLEGE - S O D

SHRUBS TRIMMED 8 REMOVED Weeding. Lawns Cut. Cleen Up. Etc

CMpa/Bark • SWmae/Lav* • Sod

»DEPENDABLE• m * • RM • Wayne /OMMnd

Faoar fl 16-2446. M1-87.1I ADMIRE YOUR YARO

^_see new 8 ranee Mndec . todc lmg 8 seeding Shnjbe 8 Tn

Ip t tok ton es UndM g round 8 serviced Tim-

er W o r * . Trenchmg. Downepout 8 ksep Pwnp burtol nramage proo-

lam aoMng Beckhoe work tractor w o r k ^ p « e puMng trucking - BIG

t * O K E R SERVICES 474-9914 QUALITY SINCE 1949

* A M ATTRACTIVE O U T D O O R * S M f f A O N M E N T FOR YOUR HOME

Ba* a RRi DaMgn 8 Service haa 20 per lance Cre-

9

— i * | l • - a " Ing j . s i e m e • p k « # h - r - n c a

brick 8 I ratammg •

, ^ U C I M 8 DESIGN B SERVICe

Angoio's Supplies k Tap d o * - 40to Beg M * n * Band - « 0 * i b a g 9 * « d P t M L C a a M M u t M v d t o r S e n d

M o i n e s k e M Hato O n e M i too-l<fci i Ch ippe r * L M t o t o O e m e m

478-1729 ANGLIN SUPPLY

129 Landacaplng Apple Landscaping Diversif ied Services

a Landecape D t e g n 9 inatMat lon a Renew Old Landscap ing * Re iakv mg Wade a SaaaonM FerdbaOon e Lawn Main tenance * Sod 8 Seed * Ctoerv-upe * Tree 9 Shrub M a n t 9 R a m o v M e Prtvecy r encee * W o o d Decks * G r a v e Drives

Free EM 535-9098

A R T I S T I C L A N D S C A P I N G TREE 8 SHRUB TRIMMING

Bed Work - Haudng Free Est - ROM RaMa - 399-3963

C A L I F O R N I A "

LANDSCAPING meured. 11 re l tobto yrs of s s m o a

DAN 441-4070 CLAYTON S LANDSCAPING Gael or.. Renovations. Sodding

Sinoa 1947 425-9249

DO ALL BOBCAT SERVICE » Swimming P o o * FBtod to. Concrste Breaking 8 R e m o v a l * PoM Hole Digging 8 Light Grad ing Top So* 8 QravM Delivered 8 Spread

CALL . 373-924-1990 - RENTALS AVAILABLE -

Gordons Lawn/Home Care & Landacaplng

COMPLETE LANDSCAPING 8 OESIGN/ INSTALLATION

BRICK PAVERS, SPRINKLERS Top So*. Peat 8 Shredded Bark

Dekvery Avakabie

451-1508

- H.L. RENAS LANDSCAPE

SINCE 1992 COMPLETE LANOSCAP1NG

• • Evarareena • Shn jbe Soddmg • Sod Strtpptog

j g f f u n c i W N O

425-9777 LaCOURE L A N O e C A P t SERVICES Est smashed anoo 1973 Wa carry k a w o r k e r ' ! oomp 8 »e t iM | I n *

• Free Estimate • Prompt Professional

Service 'Open 7 Daya• Low Rates

• ReferraN on Request 452-5522

• C.M.J.'o • C M F*r Yi

129 Landacaplng

Dealgr 8 Cons t ruc t i on T ree* ahrube. brick pkvers 8 walla Free Est 591-4067

TOTAL LANDSCAPE/SPRINKLER CuMom lendecapmg 8 daMgna No |ob too big. n o |ob too s m M

C M 8 Savel 729-3049

WALDRON S LANDSCAPING Cualom designs Low main tenance

427-95*5

W A L T Z GREEN ACRES SOO FARM 29951 W|M2 Rd . Naw Boet o n

, ,Comi- Grade • Quant i ty DtoCM Delfvery • l * - L o Unloaded 954- i

135 Lawn Maintenance AFFORDABLE TREE TRIMMING 8 WEEKLY LAWN SERVICE Acreegs-o r c h M d dtocount* . Ctoan-upa. shrub t r imming. Free EM. 352-2253

ALL LAWN MOWING FOTtS LANDSCAPE SERVICES INC

Toll Free 1-600-433-1174

144 Lock Sarvica

LOCKSMITH 537-0905

F r M Eats Reasonable Rates

150 Moving & Storage • • ALTER S MOVING * *

ir LOCAL B LONG DISTANCE O « LICENSED 8 INSURED * BEST RATESI1 C M 773-5990

D 8 J MOVING 8 HAULING Home 8 office moving Garage 8 debrte removM Quick, eff ic ient 8

ie est 454-0660

UcenesaMPSC L-19978 C o u r t e o u * Careful 8 Competen t

LOW RATES 546-0125

WANT TO SAVE MONEY? Rent your own truck - we wto load 8 deliver Complete moving s e r v t c * Move wfth the eeeurance of * pro-fessional F-ee est Ce* 425-9752

M M * s Moving AssMtanoa

A-1 TYE-OEE LANDSCAPING ProtoeaKmM weakly lawn cu t t i ng

152 Mirror*

lor rag. cua lomer* Opan Uv. . Red.. Farm./HBto, Novi HMeBle 25 y r * exp We do the )oC n g h l 353-2918

California Landacaplng Es taMahad m 1*92 Now a the beet tone to conektor your lawn mamt

Dan 441-4070

COMPLETE GROUND MAINTENANCE DONE PROFESSIONALLY

Q r a M cut t ing, shrub t r imming . cleen ups. Ilower b e d * cu*h«*tmg

GROW RITE DESIGN 8 SERVICE 693-4270 or 1 -900-491 -3307

GORDON'S L A W N / H O M E CARE 8 Landacaplng Comptoto Lawn MMnt / Lanecap tng . toi t l t U x i ^ 8 M v u b t r imming. 451-1509

-HEDQ&-TRIMMING -427-5435

LAWN CUTTERS CommerOM 8 RetodentlM

Rekebto U c 8 I n * 459-3071

LIVONIA LAWNCARE Mowing. Shrub T i » m n m g / R a m o » *

S T E V E 539-1170

MARK 'S LAWN CARE • Lawn cut t ing • hedge t r to imeig

R T LAWNCARE

"STEaTS MAINTENANCE Spr ing cJean im. rotoMBng. wdMng. dethelehmg. tofddan*. Res / C o m m Free E « L k / t o * Dan 937 9421

TAYLOR 8 SON L A W N C A R E Spr ing 8 F M olaen up. tol hetotog Low r a t a * C M t to i m i « Bern-11pm 313-336-5091 or pegM

W H T T t S a H W R t t E Lawn ouf t tog

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CUSTOM MIRRORED W A L L S B M o t d doo rs and M e leb to t ops

s led gtaas - Dtocount pr ices 442-9910 or 479-1737

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165 Painting/ Decorating

A BETTER JOB ... ...Reeaonable Ratee

SCI PAINTING interior - Exterior S lemmg

Spray textured celkngs Paper hengmg 8 l emovM

Aluminum Sldmg rtodruMMig Your Sst ls lscaon guersmeed

Free Appraisal 421 -2241

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST!

INTERIOR 8 EXTERIOR PAINTING jou rneymen with 20 y r * exper ience

DrywM. Ptoki

165 Painting/ Decorating

CHARLES PAINTING mt 8 Ext - Pleelw 8 O r y w M

C M Mtytone 554-3696

CUSTOM PAINTING

529-2191

DINO'S PAINTING mt /Ext Comptoto pamtmg a a r v l c *

AJ work guerentaed - Free e M

543-5024. 872-3334

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INTERIORS • EXTERIORS Painting by Michael

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340-7499 J PONO PAJNTTNQ

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KEN S WINDOW SER WINDOWS: Re-Pu t tad 8 Pemted (Removing AJ Old PuttyV CAULK: 6cl- of Home. W i n d o w * 8 Doo r * (8(1 t i I M i a i to Putty Work and C e u M n o l INSTALLS Storm WkKtOes 8 Doo r * REPLACE: Broken QtoM 8 Steamed -up The rmopene* to Trade 30 Y r * C M Kan: 879-1755

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8

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STEVE'S PAINTING

WE DO IT A L U

50% OFF INT /EXT * 20 YEARS EXP Staining. Wood Placement

Deck CtoMHno. Bruah 8 Rotong Aluminum Sidfeng Painting

BONDED & INSURED W.Bioomfled - 669-4975 Birmingham - 540-7136 Rochester - 656-7370

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VAS4LY PAINTING SERVICE Free EM We do adl R M . / C o m m m-tortor/Exterior C M L M We have the

own! 552-8612

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50 % OFF INTERIOR/EXTERIOR

D r y w M PtoeMr R a p M YOUR SATISFACTION GUARAN-TEED Of NO PAYMENT Joumey-men PMnMr wi th 20 year* experv

servmg Wselsrr Wayne and ALL WORK DONE MYSELF*

1-800-599-1675

179 Photography JIM ALL O f l PHOTOGRAPHY

* e p e a to maM your re-8 BudgM. FmMhed

proofs 8 nagadvee 3 1 3 - 4 5 * ^ 3 7 1

190 Piano Tuning

i k b u d o M 8 4 4 - 2 4 6 2

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ProtoaatonM Quedty M R s M n i t a h l * 513-9147

PIANO TUNd lG BY JOHN McCRACXEN

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200 Ploaterlng

PIRATE P A * m M Q , R e * 8 C o m mt / E x i Power Waemng. flMittotoM 8 Spray UC 8 m * 1 6 Y r * Exp Free EM 463-2290 P a * M 344-7499

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U c / m * 31 Y r * E x p 4 7 9 - 7 * 4 *

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OR NO PAYMENT! 1*0 ream d a m B eork done by m e

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PLASTERddJ 8 0RYWALL

I U C . 3 4 9 - 2 4 4 7 . 474-0727

A l WORK tor an Warranty Pamtoig. tot/Mrt. Akand-sim edkng. elaantog 9 i eRmsheia. - reeeM toeurad J13-729-8139

"BEYOND" Pamtmg 6 Decorat ing

- INTEFabR •

QUALITY PAINTING • THOROUGH PREPARATION

• dfTERK)R/EXTER»Ofl • NEAT - REASONABLE

was M*.PM

471-2600 Ism ags M* work, ptoator-

Mtog. rapad*

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219 Poorer Woahing

Mich's largaM deck ctoknmg 8 Penodn appBcetor*. EM. 1974 7 deys/24 H r * 1-900-925-1950

MAKE YOUR home look toe new

o m e * s t a k w a m B mot to C M AJ Hands On Deck" , 313

POWER KLEAN-TT S i d m g . Deck. . Brtck

^ • • •o rM l lon C M toe Experts a t 256-0096

220 M d H b r r u b o

ALL VINYL LINED POOLS • m-Gro imd • Above G r o u n d • Service, metadedon 8 sales

15 yrs axp U c / t o * 731-3*8

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FULL POOL SERVICE In-ground 8 above Vacuum. Bner * padding, m-

Deve or Todd.390-9549 or 493-9772

POOL CLEANING Laaka B Ot t tM Rapa i r *

F R H EST (Uvonto) 513-5050

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2S3 Roofing • ACCURATE ROOFING • T e w - o R * r e - r o c * * r a p e d *

S i a m l i n g u t t e r * U c . 8 m e w e d Neighborhood C o n e d C o 811 5663

233 Roofing

CONSTRUCTION • ROOFING •

UC. & INS. 433-2146

F A M I L Y B U S I N E S S OVER 55 YRS

S E N T R Y CONTRACTORS * * C

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* you a r * look ing l o r quadty 8 (i i a i t l donaBt i r r

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546-3199

JUUEN 'S ROOFdaG

273 Traa Sarvica

God I I You

ACE STUMP REMOVAL SHRUB ANO TREE REMOVAL

LOWEST P R K X S M TOWN 549-2530 973-7170

H E N K E L S

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- Quick Service • Free E d t o a M H l a g a n f a r . V EMU toa. X * r 8 7 3

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AJ Wmkn iMMdto G u a r a n t o d i l

A PROFESSIONAL JOB At a Fad

OIH. RM>alr* 25 Ya 1 E x p u c . m * 4 7 9 - 1 5 * 4

QUALITY ROOFING For pi u n c i protokMo

TRESNAK CONSTRUCTION MC. 542-2424. 426-9195

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313-479-3939 or 1-900-. 2*7-2244

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* ALL A R O U N D R O O F»4G • 22 yeers e k p M t o n OS

397-6799

ALL ROOF LEAKS STOtoPED

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RICK'S R E S I D E N T I A L R O O F I N G

(313)633-0030

ROOFING-SIDING C A J d - F K L D M C smee 1*79

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563-5063 722-2300 T O M S

R E S I D E N T I A L R O O F I N G

• TREE TRtotoaMG 8 REMOVAL • SMact l i ' i Prun ing

BuMi Tr imming 8 ~ NORTHERN TREE

T. T 8 T. C O N T R A C H N G Trtmmmg. I t omo iM. S tump g rd idd ig

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275 Typing MAPLE T R A N S C R a m O N

toe typdtg. 24 to

277 Uphotetery j c 'S UPHOLSTERMSG

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534-3077

KIM'S UPHOLSTERING

COB4B«ERCAL V t o i M C

f r e e IN-HOME ESTddATES

427-5140 OutMda Weyne Cty 900-975-7033

294 PROFESSIONAL PAPER 8 PABIT

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THE WALLPAPER LOOT

W Y ^ i u a - * * * 1

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ARNOLD G O L D e i uummtmm m »Tr*.

471-2600 P s p s r l n g . R e m o i M P a i n t i n g Far l i o n a a n 9 I U t o t o l '

Deys 869-7229 A k f t o w l

471-2600 A. VELASCO INC. * j

425-4830

& ROOFING CO Raeoaartno - Tear OWs

421-3740 471-2600 835-8610 a -eg

557-5595 • NOBLE'S * LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

BOULDERS • CALO'S *

BIG IKES ROOFING

THE EUROPEAN

Call 478-4398 • L a l U9 BhMk f k f l

THa Tree ndWBaiOM w w d c t w c l e a n i n g

U * C ^ a t o O « J * * D t o R | ^ ^ O N

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DeGUISE CONST Fontaotlc Prtceol • 5 0 % 0 f f l

J COMPLETELY MSUNED

T0PS0IL 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0

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5 4 ^ 9 4 2 0 VMM M a n ar Mda* A «Md Idto* b d j o j t o d a b j t o k d i ^ r r *

S f * OAE T h u r s d a y , J u n e 24 , 1 9 9 3

BIG ENOUGH TO DEAL Small Enough to care

DOWN PAYMENT SECURITY DEPOSIT FIRST MONTH PAYMENT

REBATES UP TO $2,000

ON ALL NEW ESCORTS & F-SERIES IN STOCK!

RED CARPET LEASE HURRY! OFFER ENDS JULY 2 , 1 9 9 3

AS LOW AS 6 .9% A.P.R.

' © 3 T E M P O 2 D R . I J L . 5 i p w d Mr. Igftl grot*). » • frcatarôowar and mora

W M $ 1 0 . 4 4 2 • S A V E $ 2 2 6 0

' • 3 E S C O R T

• o nam #4033

W m $ 1 1 , 0 2 6 • S A V E $ 2 0 2 9

' 9 3 E S C O R T L X W A G O N 1 9L_ automate. air pa mm fla* c x l i . M g o n group and mora Demo s » r t i w W M $ 1 2 , 8 9 6 • S A V E S 3 3 8 0

* 0 3 P R O B E 2 0L. 5 apaafl. a p . t d control , aa caaw lM . IS" caal ttumnum artiaata. da*ua la i (M con* group ft mora S » #4113. W M $ 1 5 , 4 7 0 • S A V E $ 2 2 6 3

' 9 3 T - B I R D L X 2 D R . 3 J L EF1. VB. aulotnaBc vana-mtaaton. nayiaat a rwy . 1S&A equipment pacfcaga » «4«1S W M $ 1 6 , 7 6 4 • S A V E S 2 1 0 0

' • 3 C R O W N V I C T O R I A IX 4 door 4JL OHC VI. a ami i i o w M M M W n l* w < « i l pacfcaga. m a lov-ing pacfcaga dual m bagt I men » ** m

L E A S E $ 1 9 3 2 4 M o . "

L E A S E S 1 7 8

2 4 M o . "

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2 4 M o . "

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2 4 M o . "

L E A S E $ 2 9 9

2 4 M o . "

B U Y

' 8 1 8 2 ' B U Y

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$9476* B U Y

S13,207* B U Y

s14,664* B U Y

$18,993*

'93 CONVERSION VAN By M a r k VII

#1 Selling Conversion Van in Tbe USA

NOW ONLY $17,879*

or " 0 " DOWN

24 MO. LEASE

* 3 6 9 0 0 " 20 Conversion Vana Available At Similar SudO0A

4 . 9 L , a u t o m a t i c t r a n s m i s s i o n , a i r , q u a d c a p t a i n c h a i r s . A M / F M s t e r e o c a s s e t t e , f i b e r g l a s s r u n -n i n g b o a r d s , p o w e r m i r r o r s , w i n d o w s , l o c k s , d r i v e r a i r b g & m o r e . S t k # 6 6 3 9 .

' 0 3 R A N G E R X L

• a l a a l caai aluminum • H a i ft mora 9 k M X I W M S 1 1 . 7 5 2 • S A V E $ 1 7 9 9

' 0 3 A E R O S T A R X L I A . a n i a k . »anatwftaM>i. ar w a r u group M a r torn pacfcaga. Mroatar. caaaasa. POMT cor. •atHanoa g m p aid mora 9ft M 3 M W M $ 1 9 , 5 6 5 • S A V E $ 4 6 1 4

' 9 3 R A N Q E R X L T 4 x 4 3 0L. VB, mMwfc air. C M *nea«e. »pa«a oontrol. m «t>aaI p o w cwrora. caaaana and mora 9 f t #9008 W M $ 1 8 , 0 7 0 • S A V E $ 2 7 0 1

* 0 3 F 1 S O X L T 4 x 2 5-OL. Vt. auto OP© ranarraaam. tpaaa oorftroi.

L E A S E

> 2 0 9 24 M o . "

B U Y

'9953* B U Y

' 3 , 1 ? $ 1 4 , 9 5 1 *

L E A S E B U Y

•31? $15,369*

L E A S E

L E A S E B U Y

mtr»»* m»iaila, atap Dumper (after Ma pecfc-aga. AM FM atereo. caaaafta 9ft #4700 W M $ 1 9 , 4 4 1 • S A V E $ 3 6 7 2

20 2

O O K P I D q p R S

L O R E P S I N S T O C K ! ! ! 4 DOORS • XLT • EDDIE BAUER

' 3 2 9 * 1 5 , 8 6 9 *

SAVE!!! ' S 3 F 3 5 0 X L T C R E W C A B " D U A L L Y " r.9L. V I . ataomaftc trsnamteelon. caaaana. campar paefcaga power « n ) o m V » u on. apeed conftol an0 mora. MMftwaa 1.905 NOW s21,476* S A V E $ 3 2 4 9

- rasa 3 0 T A U R U S

IN STOCK

50 OTMtRSI | N STOCK!

AT SIMILAR SAvmes

Preferred e q i a p n w x pfcg 204A. cargo net. power door locks, power %Kte windows. 6-way power driver's Mat. remote dedkWtuet dr. release. light group, manual Mr conditioning. AM FM stereo radio w/ cassette, speed corv

erreo equipment pkt. 496A. XL trim. headiiner insulation atectromc stereo d o c K argent styled s t a * wheels. 4 9L EF1 1-6 engine

P23S7SRX15XL BSW all-season. 2 73 ratk) regu-trol. rear window defroster, ft./rear carpeted floor mots GL decor equipment

3 0L EFI V-6 engine, auto overdrive transmission. P205/65R15 BSW tires SE N O W O N L Y

W A S

$18,712 S A V E

$ 3 , 4 6 7

N O W O N L Y

"0" DOWN 24 MONTH LEASE

1 24 MONTH LEASE per mo per mo.

OVER 500 CARS, TRUCKS & VANS IN STOCK!

-J -J a

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AWARD WINNING BELLEVILLE/CANTON ? SERVICE DEPT.

DAILY RENTAL CARS AVAILABLE

WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD

9800 Bel lev i l le Rd. (Canton Center Rd.) 313-697-9161 Mon. & Thurs. 9-9 • Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9-6 • Sat 9-3

• — • - ' ' —~ a aa t — i — — - -• m i a m r f c . te>r«am "• i

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H F I P Q I T A R I B R S

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) J ? ? 1993 SENTRA 2 D o o r , S t o c k # 9 9 2 6

$ 1993 HARDBODY

S t o c k # 9 8 6 9

$

1993 MAXIMA GXE S t o c k # 9 8 0 3

$ 16,995 1990 MUSTANG GT

5 . 0 , A u t o m a t i c $9997 1986 CELEBRITY

L o a d e d , S h a r p ! $299T

1993 OLDS 88 R0YALE L o a d e d .

$ 1 7 , 9 9 3

1989 BUICK RIVIERA L o a c t a d .

$ 1 0 , 9 9 7

1991 SUNBIRD SE CONVERTIBLE

•9997' 1990 T0R0NAD0

L i k e n a w !

•11.997

1991 F IREBI f iD Q T A L i k e n e w !

$ 13 ,997 1988 MUSTANG

5 . 0 , A u t o m a t i c

1989 SUNBtRO CONVERTIBLE $8997* 1990 L U M I N A

L o a d e d

J S 1 5 7

WARRANTY on all

used cars

T h u r s d a y , J u n e 24,1993 (ME * * 1 0

i

$ WHAT DO A, X and Z PLAN BUYERS WANT? $ THEY WANT MORE MONEY

FOR THEIR TRADE-INS

A Lot More Money

AVIS F O R D GIVES MORE FOR EVERY TRADE-IN!

I N 1 H t 1 s t 5 M O N T H S O F 1 9 9 3

OVER 550

ft

I raded in their USED CARS and trucks at AVIS FORb. The reason continues to be that AVIS FORD gives more money on each and every trade in.

FORD DIVISION, FORD MOTOR CREDIT AND AVIS FORD

( PRESENTS. . .

ZERO DOWN DAYS JUNE 3rd to JULY 2nd

• No Down Payment! PLUS FORD CREDIT WILL PAY THE FIRST MONTHS PAYMENT and waive the securi ty on all Escort and F-150 24 month Red Carpet Leases. Retail ; A. X & Z PLAN Leases are eligible.

CALL US FOR DETAILS: f

S Have Your NEW 1993 TEMPO GL

4 DOOR SEDAN NEW 1993 TEMPO GL

2 DOOR SEDAN

W a s $ 1 2 , 2 4 2 I S W a s $ 1 3 , 6 9 0 W M $ 1 2 , 8 5 4

NEW 1993 PROBE NEW 1993 ESCORT GT

Stock #13402

W a s $ 1 5 , 8 3 3 I S Stock #12687

W a s $ 1 3 , 7 4 4

1 9 9 3 M U S T A N G G T

CONVERTIBLE!

v .

Stock #11962

W a s $ 2 3 , 7 0 8 I S

Stock #10182

W a s $ 1 9 , 0 8 5 I S

LARGE SELECTION OF '93 EXPLORERS!

MEW S P E C I A L P I C K U P

XL Mm. AM/FM •tacfronte tarao/ dock, argant My«ad M M wheeM 4 9 Mar BFI •ngtn* air oondMoning. argant raar alap Dumpar Slock #13431T

$ 1 9 , 7 4 2

NEW 1993 M50 SUPERCAB PICKUP

dwowia M M 4 • C B M n a . 4 K i raar (Hp t a i aa . < m Moc* #l4oa«T

$ 16,600

Avis FORD C A L L

1 -800-358-AVIS o r

F R E E : T A N K O F G A S

w i t h e v e r y n e w

v e h i c l e p u r c h a s e

f r o m s t o c k

The Dealership With A Heart

TELEGRAPH RD J u s t i r t h c* *2 V* LE RO SOU^h

O P E N M O N A T H U R S T I L 9 P M 355-7500

2 0 * OAE T h u r s d a y , J u n e 2 4 , 1 9 9 3 _ j

M EMPLOYMENT 500 M p W a n t e d 500 He lp W a n t e d 5 o f M p W a n t e d 502 H ^ p W a n t e d 502 He lp W e n t e d 502 M 4 p W a n t e d

SURETY LIFE - a member oI the TRUCK DRIVERS D e n t a M i e d i c a l Den te l -Med tee l | Den ta l Med ice t i| D e n t a l M e d i c e i

^ T T o x c L . * T t £ * B , * L O ^ t U 1 I B U S I N E S S M A N A G E R S DENTAL £ 2 ^ £ ! F A T K > T S "YO IENEST - T e a m or iented prac-

M m w . »TH861 $3o-$5o.ooo o u « - m J S S S L « - < » . t S J Z S Z o S g S Z S S r ^ « ! r . 5 S E M 5 3 — Several ouutend ing o p p o r t u n i i a s i tlent relation*, pe tan t rout ing Den- a m i I h o u i 313-722-0600 Inouranca. M n W , * p p o l n t m o n t *

TAXI C A S DISPATCHER wanted TRUCK 4 TRAILER MECHANIC Ophthalmology * PhyeicAl therapy tal . « * » « . REQUIRED Muel be _ Benef i t* W BKomOeld 456-7407 fu* - t lme Suburban taxi cab compe- Hour* 7M»i lo 5pm Benef i t* . of f ice* kro Booking dynamic mdrvid- agraeshre and eelt-confident lor INSURANCE PROCESSOR — p c r i D T i f w i i i T r ~ ny wining to t ra in Mual hava own Ca* a M tor Tim, 202-4140 j a M wfth exper t iM in Pract ice M a i v hign-tech Bloomfleld MM* ofttoe Fr iendly 4 Busy aphthatniotOBical M t D K L . _ K tU fcK i - > * • " t ranapor ta l l on 421-6SOO „ , . - . . . , ^ , T , egement, Slaf l Admin ia t r * t lon , long B w x l l t i eonuaaa. p r o m sl iertng pract loa m euburbe looking tor • » - M w . r rmOtc l or Partial off lce oxpa-

T h i s C l a s s i f i c a t i o n C o n t i n u e d f r o m

P a g e 7F.

500 Hs4p Wan ted SECURITY OFFICERS needed In ma Livonia 4 Ptymouth araaa Full-time Mual have o«m tr a s p o r t a t i o n , -OHO drivers Dcariaa 4 phone ' o r more mtarmet lon ptaasa ca* Between 9 30em-4 30pm. Mon-Frt 422-0179

SHAMPOO PERSON 4 Maw Stylist wtth cAorilMs for Farminglon Plaza »aton A M tor Judy 477-3479

SHIPPING CLEFW-Must Da s self-starter 4 dependable Soma I g M If f l ing w a [ram 4 mual have an r ye tor ( M a n Apply m Det*on 262 m W 7 M M in Redford

SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING CLERK/ TRUCK DRIVER

Experienced Fu* t ima Farmington Man araa 476-7572

SHIPPING, RECEIVING CLERK lor * Quay hydraulic shop Good Day/benef i ts Apply m paraon 11900 Meyfield Livonia fN of Ptymouth E o l Fa rm lng ton l

TAXI CAB DRIVERS Must hava good driving record* wa l ing to wor * suburben araa

421-5600

UNDERWRITER . Convent ional F N M A / F H L » * ; mort- 1 n g ' R a a u m a t o Ck

ry Moot Harpar Aaaodataa

SHIRT PRESSER Experienced or aiM tram Good pay Canton araa

Can 397-3720

SHOWER DOOR installer - Expert-anca pra iarrad Qui win tram Ro-cheeter araa Can between 9am 4 5 p m 663-4040

SMALL NON-PROFIT Organizat ion need* Macimoah computer opera-tor l o coord inate newstel ler p re** rataaaae 4 madia event* Muat « n o » Pagamaker Full uma, benef i t* Sal-ary commensurate wrth ability Send reeume lo OC/4 . 4000 Crook* Rd. Ste. 204. Royal Oek. Ml 46073. At tn Media

TELEFUNDRAISING Outstanding Opportunity

C o m a K*n our nat ional IMsmorkot -Ing team W a do tondraMInc tor re-spec ted non-prof i t organizat ions W a naad m o r a people who Hke to succeed t o tt>e tune ol 47-410 par rtouri W e oftor 45 an hour baae •al -ary. p l u * b ig bonne sol Convenient South Held locat ion Telemarket ing exper ience la necaaaary Hour* 5 30pm-9 3 0 p m Mon-Fn 9 a m - i p m every o ther Sat Pieeee can 360-2362 o a t * l l * m - 7 p m Mon-Fn . aak tor Jeenette

R E E S E B R O S ,

W E C A R E TELEMARKETERS

u u HELPI TELEMARKETERS NEEDED MONEY. MONEY, MONEY SOUND G O O D T O YOUI Are you an exper i -enced operator looking to melte eaay monay. plu* Donueee with * Kjn company•> NO SALES INVOLVED Eva. shift available, must be able to • tar t a* soon a* poaelbie Call ba-t-ineer-i 10-6pm lor par*onal Inter-vtaw Aak for Tina 513-4041

SOCIAL DIRECTOR Dynamic individual -waded to direct * o o a l act ivi t ies at ia<e« apartment communrty located m Southf ield Applicant must possess e ico i len l in-terpersonal skills 4 writing abil i ty Cail M o n - F n I0am-4pm. 356-9020

SOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATOR Needed to l in* communi ty service* to senior residents Experience work ing with seniors and communi ty

-agenc ies B S " and registrat ion re-qui red "

HR Director

TELEMARKETING Paul C iccWni Custom Clothier down town Birmingham, la looking for a p a n t ime telemarketer Flexi-ble hours, hour ly /comrmaann Aa« tor Steve or Tom at 646-0635

TELEPHONE SERVICE TECHNICIAN

Te lecommunicat ion* company ha* an immed ia te ocenlng lor an experv enced KEY/PBX system, service 4 ins ta l la t ion person Compet i t i ve wages benef i ts 4 vehicle It quali-f ied Ca*(3131979-8640, ext. 500

poeeeea eioeMent people sfcflt* pro-l«*« l :ne l appearanoe and manner Send reeume to Credi t Uraon ONE' Mor tgage Pro l**« lc rial*. 642- E Nina Mi ls Road Famda ie Ml 44220

A n Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

BUSINESS MANAGERS $ 3 0 - $ 5 0 . 0 0 0

Several outstanding o p p o r t u n i t y Ophthalmology 4 p h y a ^ a l therapy ofl lcee are seeking dynamic indrvld-oaM with expert ise m Pract ice M e i v agemeni. Slaf l A«Jminia»rBtion, long ange strategic p lanning 4 market

K r *man . Harper Aa*odatae.29e70 Midd lebel t

Farmmgton H « * . Ml 46334

UNITED ARTIST Twelve Oaks The-ater now Hiring for tf ie grand re-opening June 25 A l poalttona Ap-pl icat ions at m a * in format ion booOv

VACUUM TRUCK OPERATORS Muat have vend CDL-X Good pay 4 benefits Apply to Power Vac Ser-vice 14415 Meyers Rd Detroit Ml 46227

WAREHOUSE/PART TIME Far N W suburban who lea alar '<*»-tr ibutor haa open ing for pert t ime wareftouee poaltnon. 20-30 hours; week Sh ipp ing • rece iv ing stock work. 4 ael i -ery exper ience pre-ferred Muat have good driving record 4 rsnabie t /anapor t ion Com-pany pays mi leage tor personal auto use. Sand reeume to PO Box 721525, Berkley, Ml 46072

BOOKKEEPER - par i l ime, for medi-cal office Must be tun charge 4 computer prol lc leni wttt i medica i exper ience Sand raeumg to Book-keeper, 30700 Telegraph Rd . Ste 3450. Bingftam Farm*. Ml 48025

CLEANING PERSON - P * t t ime medicai office d e e n m g Hours flexi-ble References reouwed Midd lebel t 4 7 MMe * rea Can Connie. 477-7022

C N A ' S 50 bed Basic nursing home In Weal Bloomf ie ld now h i r ing Cer t i f ied Aides Work 4, 6 or 8 hour shifts 46.'hr 360-4443 DELI HELP - Full 4 Part t ime Apply in person at KowaJakl DeU. 9 Mi 4 Farmington Rd or MkXVebat 4 Ann Arbor Trail

WAREHOUSE POSITIONS Available lor reeponalble. aggressive Individu-ate wrth * progreeetve wfxMeato dis-t r ibutor Appfy m person Virginia THe Co , 24404 mdoplex Circle, Farmtngton HMa. Mi 46335

O R T H O D O N T I C A S S I S T A N T -Seeking experienced, enthusiast ic or thodont ic assistant for 3 ' * poeat-Wy 4 days-'I m l In Btngbam Fa rm* Pleaae ca* tor interview 646-6340

DENTAL COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR

Dutiee included a i ta r tane reca*. pa-tient relation*, patient rout ine 0 tal axpenenoe REQUIRED Muat

and sew-confident tor hkjh- tecn Bioom heW Benefits bonueaa. prof i t Sand reeume to

PO Box 615 Birmmgnam. Ml 46012-0615

DENTAL HYGIENIST Part - t ime Tuea 4 T f v x s Perton-donta ty onented hyg ienai needed to contr ibute to om exceaent pre-ventative program Muet enfoy c*>al-

4 'awards of lenge 4 patient loaow-oc lor healthy r e a c t s Farm-ington H t t * area Ca« Lon a r

932-5650

DENTAL HYGIENIST fr iendly, buey office naad* person 1 day par week. 362-4460

DENTAL MYQiENtSTS, Dental Assistants, temporary 4 per -manent poemona avakabie Ca l : The Dental Force, 313-391-4401

DENTAL HYGIENIST - Canton fami-ly practice, Mon.-Wed , 6am-5pm. every other Sat . 9 - 2 p m Ca* M o n -Wed 10am-3pm at 455-6644

DENTAL HYGIENIST central Uvonia. part t ima. mature, •mcare. experienced 4 out going.

855-0677

INSURANCE PROCESSOR Fnendfy 4 Busy o p h t h N m prac t ice m suburbs looking tor ex pe r i enced insurance Muat nave axsenefve k n o e M d g e of Medicare. Btoa Croea- B lua Shie ld 4 th i rd party earners Ophtha lmology background 4 experience pteSei ied ExceSent salary 4 benef i ts To schedule an miar>law. contact Judy 3pm-5pm. Mon-Fn. at.

316-649-2620

LPN - Cuatomar Services Rap lor Pr ivate Duty Nursing Servtoe Pan- t ime, fiexlbia scheduM Customer Satlefactlon M our rneaaura of quality at Health Care ProleealoniH. 357-7060

LPNS - ALL SHIFTS Wayne Convslsscsnt Center. 34330 Van Bom Rd Wayne Ml 46164. 313 721-0740

LPN'S/RN'S Private duty. Fanrnrtglon H * a . Royal Oak. Walertord. Southfield. Aduft 4 ped ia t r i c . Vent i la tor expe r ience helpfu l WH train Smeon's Assisted Care 756-0670 or 266-6863

W A R E H O U S E / Y A R D LABOR tor Now Baaed conet ruc t ion supplier Full-Ume poalt lon. hourly ra le baaed on exper ience Benefi ts svaXabW Apply m parson at 26266 Trane-Ex Novi (Ask for Dan) Or mai l reeume P 0 Box 636, Novi. Ml 46376


WE ARE SEEKING an energet ic Dental Assistant lor chairs lde and expanded dutiee to K*n oor long . Iw_—

MtabBahed Deer born H i * oft ioe Dental experience requi red Fun time, benefits 274-4040

DENTAL HYGIENIST Fu* time Weet Dearborn M o d e m preventative or iented farrtfy^

2-5610

TK3 WELDER Exper ience needed Smal l shoe In Troy

689-3730

WATERBED GALLERY NOW HIRING

• Driver, 'Delivery Crew - Furni ture Deiuxer • Warehouae Shipp ing 4 Receiving

Appfy m person only 32975 Schoolcraf t .

Redford. Ml 48240

SPEND YOUR DAYS At the BEACH

TELEMARKETING $6 per hour guaran teed p lus bonuses Easy work 'or hard wor»-

"«W

STOCK CLERK/ s h i p p i n g / d e l i v e r y

Southfield based distr ibut ion center has posit ions svailabie

STOCK CLERK SHIPP1NG; R ECEI ViNG PART-TIME DELIVER*

Cail Ron lor Oetaiis. 354-5481

TOOOLER TEACHERS lor chi ldcare canter In Ann Arbor . Troy 4 Groaae

" -TSinW-Muaf have Eirfy" Educat ion Experience preferred Cal l 351-9066

STOCK PERSON'RECEIVING CLERK

Full-t ime posi t ion available Need highly mot ivated sen-starter with outstanding organaat>onal ski l ls Experience with furni ture handl ing preferred

Ethan Allen Home interiors

15700 Middlebelt Lrvonia. Ml 48154

313 261-7780

Flexible hours Apply in person s i Oon's ' o w n 4 Country Market, 1626 ' W 12 M M Rd Southf ield

STOCK 4 WAREHOUSE Positions tor lighting showroom fu* t ime /pan l ime Benefits Apply at Raid Light-ing 43443 Grand River Novi

For interview cail between 9-3 £ 722-8690

TITLE EXAMINER - for busy agency E x c e l l e n t p a y a n d B e n e f i t s Resumes to Wolverine State Title. 28530 Orcha rd Laka Rd , Suite 105. r « r r m i t UMi H i m m

313-932-6855

Wayne County Communi ty College is interviewing for Commerc ia l D " v

ainlng ins t ruc tors Must hav* ^ O ^ j r t t h

drug screen. 5 years recent and ver-Iftable over the road dr iv ing experi-ence. amd a clean dr iv ing record Other requ i rement * sisc apply Mall reeume to W a y n e County Commu-nity Collage. A t ten t ion Cynthia Thomas. CA2. 801 W For i Ss De-

OUR Farmmgton Dental pract ice la lookmg lor a skilled Dental Aaaman t to K*n our p r o f e s s i o n ^ team Our state-of- the-art p r a c t i c * o f fers an excellent opportunity for the exper i -enced Aesiatant who wl* be reward-ed tor her skills. Excellent benef i ts, compet i t ive salary 474-4600

DENTAL HYGIENIST Royal Oak office. Wedneeday's 4 Friday s snd alternating Saturday 's . CaH 546-1711

CA* Kevin

T00LMAKER Experience In tooling, body f ixtures and hand tools. G E N E R A L L A B O R E R

W E L D E R Wages equal to ability. Steady work Appfy In per-son

O X B O W MACHINE PRODUCTS

8610 Lanewood. Westland

OUR TEAM of professionals I* in search of the ' ight career m inded Dental AaaMtant. who knows the value of communicat ions skills 4 en-thusiasm. while del ivering state of the a n care to our family ol pat ients We' re offer ing this chal lenging full t ime posi t ion with an excellent ben-efits package Cail Mar ian 476-6330

DENTAL Admmietrat lve Assistant

559-7050

OENTAL HYGIENIST Sat in a l am* , or iented dantal prac-tice m Livonia. Salary commen-surate w/abMity V a l 425-0640

DENTAL HYGlE f taT - Part t ime lor new 4 modem office. 11 M M 4 Woodward Ca* »am-5pm. M o n -Thurs 396-4366

OENTAL HYGIENIST - For South Lyon fsmily practice. Morv-Thurs . some Sats (winter moe I

313-437-4119 or 313-437-8752

DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced lor Root Canal Special-ist in F>tymouin 4 Lrvonia Accept ing

Contact 459-8644

FULL TIME posi t ions available lor machine minded, dependable indi-

y < w e * g • ^ w t o e w a o g Northvi l le Will Train on

RECEPTIONIST - For buey South-•Wt f -gTaWRa-TCIW'M Wff iJ«l4OTe 4 experienced Excellent pay bene-BU4-OQOUS. , 355-9800

company m N o r t h v i M Will Train on the iob Good benefits - Great work ing condi t ions Start ing wage 46 00 H r Apply in person al BELANGER, INC, 1001 DOHENY CT

DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced tor downtown Plym-outh off ice Must be people or ient -ed. enthusiastic and eager to work as a team player Call 453-1190

WINDOW TINTER - Experienced for auto van 4 truck custom canter Redford area 255-6226

WRECKER OPERATORS 21 years or older. C D L - * Ii good dr iv ing/po l ice record Good appeerance Apply Ross Towing. Southf ield 356-6011, 353-5364

DENTAL ASSISTANT Full t ime Pay commenaura le wi th experience Troy. 869-6060

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Pan t ime

DENTAL ASSISTANT

Min imum 8 years experience at Rock Tool 4 Machine. 45145 Five Mile. Ptymouth

Br ighton Ml 46116 <M75. Southfield. Ml 46034 826-7100

STUOENTS Summer |o0 paint ing in Nov i /Nonh-*Me 45 25-46 25 'h r CaB 98" -0178

SUBSTITUTE CUSTODIAN 46 50 per hour

SUBSITUTE BUS DRIVER - 4 S ^ 0 - P » - b o u t

C-3 or COL endorsements or w&i t ra in Apply in person Nonhvi i ie Public Schools 501 W Mam Norm view Mon - Fr . 8-4 PM

WE ARE GROWING Need aggreeaive creative people Accountant tour 4 market ing special ists Outside saMs agents Send reeume to 29431 Southfield. Suite 9, Southf ield, Ml 48076

Fax (313*43 -6868

GROWING TROY BASED T municat ions company seek asser-tive self starter with strong praeen-ta t ion skills tor entry level training poamon Full benefits. Send resume

IQ- Muna r . f i «»ou t£«v_ . "9 T 5 HeeearSi Or . 5 1 * ^ 5 0 "

Troy. Ml 48083-2191

TRANSFER DRIVERS Ryder Truck Rental Inc has an opening available tor a pan- t ime driver Must have a COL Class A en-dorsement Good Orrving record re-quired Flexible schedule, excellent oppor tun i ty for retired driver Met ro Detrplt Area »1eaM 'onward your resume lo

Ryder Truck Rental 720 S Outer Drive

Saginaw. Ml . 4860 i

I * f t i . ^ i > r - - - , . a V t t - . S S f t * _ _ . RAVEL AGENCY m Farmington Top/Green R«Sge Tree Service | ^ ^ . n g tun t ime Corporate

Agent Min ium 2 years Apoi lo expe-rience Compet l t i va salary 553-6666

S U M M E R J O B Help place new consumer products in convenience stores near your home Transponat ion required

C a l l : 3 1 3 - 5 1 3 - " C O O L " .

YARD WORKER vrth yard work e:

needed 1-2 days s week

Immediate fu* and p a n time open-ings m aH areas for the fol lowing

General' Labor/Asaamcny Preaa-'Machine Operators

Janitor ial Circuit Board Aaaembfy

4 Electronic*. AM 4 PM SHIFTS

We ofler Top pay, Holiday pay. Temp-Mad irveurance Over time pay CaH tor an appo in tment today!

464-2100 352-1300 3 T 3 ^ S » L $

SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

NEVER A FEE

502 He lp W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

DENTAL ASSISTANT Full t ime for busy Novi off ice Experience preferred Non *moke r Call Betty 476-9121

DENTAL ASSISTANT Ful l - t ime Exper ience p re fe r red Speciality off ice In South f ie ld $7 per hour min imum Call Shrrtey

352-4551

DENTAL ASSISTANT - for o r tho -dont ic pract ice Dental know ledge required, benefi t*, full or p a n tune No evening*, 'weekend* 356-3240

DENTAL ASSISTANT Exper ienced onfy B i r m i n g h a m / Bloomf le ld a r M 2 days per week

642-0400

DENTAL HYGIENIST needed In w Dearborn pract ice for Fridays and ror Saturdays

ma ttgflfana OENTAL HYGIENIST

part or tun time for a fr lendfy g row-ing teem oriented pract ice In U v o -nia Pieese call 464-3430

DENTAL HYGIENIST QUALITY DIVERSE TROY OFFICE

W ' DENTAL HYGIENST - Conscien-tious. experienced, car ing tor buey

DENTAL HYGIENIST - wanted for 2 days per week m Hazel Park

547-2065

DENTAL HYGIENIST Pan- t ime lor Monday evening sfwft at young, progressive Royal Oak pract ice Please ca* 565-1155

DENTAL HYGIENIST Friendly, relaxed Southf ie ld of f ice

Pan time No evening hours Aa* tor Uaa 443-2300

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST- f u n / p a n t ima. experienced m insurance 4 pegboard system Dental back-round helpful Meeeage 600-1135

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Mich igan insurance experience Mature wtth managerial 4 organizat ional ski l ls Troy 362-0780

DENTAL ASSISTANT Chairs lde fu* or p e n t ime poemon svai labie Exper ienced appl icants

Waler to rd 662 -2300 i £ L

DENTAL ASSISTANT full t ime for exper ienced person wtth expanded dut ies COA or RDA Bir-mingham 646-3515

No exper

7528 Chubb Rd NorthvWe 349--870 or 348-3730

TEACHER - Chemistry. Honors Biol-ogy. Environmental Science c u l l t ime Private secondary school Sta le certif ication required Com-puter Skins preferred Send resume tc Box 528

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraf t Rd

Livonia Mi 48150

T E C H N I C I A N Technician wanted for Mectrical as-sembly work of robot ic machinery Musi be sbie to

• Reed electronic schematic d ia grams 4 electrical drawings

- Ba fam*iar w /componen ts 4

TRAVEL AGENT Lrvonia agency needs lull t ime lei-sure agent with mmimum of 2 year* exper ience Knowledge of Apo l lo preferable Exce«ent communica-t ion skills are * must.

Ca* 963-2000 Voice Ma* • 7049

TRIM CARPENTERS need*«J 10 sub-contract archi tectural wood work -ing Musi be insured Exper ienced only need appfy Ca* 750-7065

penal 4 machme • Be experienced wir ing practlcee - Technical educat ion s plus • Experience s muat

Reply lo. Robomat ix Nitemationei

<6992 Uber ty Dr Wlxom, Ml 46393

At tn Roben Bailey 313-669-7300

TRUCK DRIVER MUST have COL 4 Oaan dr iv ing record Apply m paraon at NoBMe Landscape Supp l lM. 29450 W 8 Mile w ot MiddletoeK 474-4922 - —

EXTERIOR COMMERCIAL PAINTERS

C A L L 624-9310

TYPESETTER KEYUNER E x p w e n c e d person on compo-grsprue MCS6212 or 7T70 Edit Wri t-er 532-0063

TELLERS - PART TIME Looking for people who enjoy work-m g with the publ ic Poeftlon - e q u r e s accuracy as we" m exc^<tont j peek ing l istening 4 wr- lmg s i H s fWHT sdhere to dress code 4 poeaees i p t i f M i i n r m s t t m x l * 4 c e a * * r ' -nanner Send reeume or appfy al

500 S Harvey Plymouth Ml 46170

TYPESETTER - Pan t ime. (3-4 h r * per day) Exper ience m print ahop. Mac in ioe iwP«ga i»s»»t 4 »e,ane-earner* akia* very h e l p * * Salary commenaura le wi th training 4 expe-r ience Pont lac - Waler tord araa 0 6 *

VETERINARY TECHNICIAN n » * d » d w i th exper ience m ama* *n»-ma i hoepft'al a • els ft g m a i rgary I

i

DETROIT DRIVE TICKET WINNERS

r - " 1

R o s s U n d s a y

P a t t l B a r o n

35824 W. ChicaflO

Uvon ia 48150

J e s s i c a K i n g

4067 WesthiU

HoweH 48843

M i c h e l l e W i l l i a m s o n

34354 F l o r e n c e

We

T h e J o h n s o n s

1851 Belton

Garden City 48135

M r s . V k O s t r o w s k l

9181 Benwyn

Red fo rd 48239-1802

P l e a s e ca l l t h e p r o m o t i o n d e p a r t m e n t of t h e

O b s e r v e r A E c c e n t r i c b e f o r e 4 p . m . F r i d a y ,

to c l a i m y o u r t r e e t i c k e t s .

953-2153 Congratulations!

ADMINISTRATOR Ophthalmology Practice

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY admin is t ra te the ex-

t ice Previous exper ience M an Of l •ce Manager in an ophthalmology of f ice p re fe r red Excel lent manage-ment l k As eeeentiat w f th an empha-sis on market ing. Send reeume m conf idence 4 or c a * 313 647-7255

Heal th Reeource Network 1100 W o o d w a r d . Ste 120 B loomf le ld HMa. M l 48304

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Fu* l ime, f lexible hours Must be exper ienced 32-36 hours a week Garden City area 421-5200-

NURSE AIDES If you are not cer t i f ied we wl* pro-vide on Mle paid t ra in ing Our mdi-viduaKzed p rog ram la aeaigned to prov ide s * you NEED to know PLUS M U C H MORE to torn car ing team c o m m m e d to qual i fy care CNA s We lcome

Charter Houee o l Novi CaH Mari lyn al 477-2000

ANESTHESIA REGISTERED NURSE CLINICIAN

Epidural Pam Service WN' BSW w r V o r r i w a r •*"-penence to become * n mtagral pan of our expand ing pain service teem Dutiee include da»y aaeeeement and mamtananca of poat-eurgicai pa-t ients with epidural catheters Fu* t ime (pan t ime) with weekend com-mi t tment Send reeume lo

South Oakland Aneethaala Aaeoc C o Judy May

3601 Weet 13 M M RovM 0 * » . M i 49073

APPOINTMENT CLERK terminology 4 cleric aI background w/Vnowledge of medica l mauranca

lo p rob lem solve Oaeunis l o Coda 666 3800 600 Detroi t , Ml 46201

DENTAL ASSISTANT Exper ienced for inendfy prac t ice m a beauti ful office m Northv i l le Call Mon 4 TUM 8 30-5 Wed 4 Thur * , 12-8 349-3660

N a a s s team or iented General Dental pract ice In Dearborn Ful l - t ime poal t lon available tor an exper i -enced assistant wtio can take radio-graphs 4 fabricate tamporanaa Our office recognoM 4 rewards indiv id-ual mutative 4 personal excel lence

PLEASE CALL 313-561-5644

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T Exper ienced. Farmmgton H i t s Four handed dentistry 626-0772

DENTAL ASSISTANT CDA. or exper ienced pre fer red Pan- t ime / lu * time Rochester H IM

313-650-3434

DENTAL ASSISTANT needed p a n t ime in preventive onented of f ice m Farmington HIM Exper ience pre-lerred Ca», 651-3030

DENTAL ASSISTANT ttfitrmvste: 34C*m*n» -wv&c-lc. Fu* or part t ima for busy 2 doc to r Garden City off ice 425-9130

DENTAL ASSISTANT'Recepf ion ia t Computer ized Troy pediatr ic of f ice seeks fu* time exper ienced Chair-side Assistant Or tho exper ience helpful Ca* days 660-1680 evea. 356-6997

DENTAL

pan of a great protoeakmal team Experienced preferred (COA. ROA) but wM tram anargef ic self-starter

^ i g W i T i w a a g i No Frideyai Lrvonia 474-0100

ASSISTANT NEEDED P a n a m * tor podMfry off ice m Uwo-nie No even ing* w « t ram Ca« 261-3606

ATTENTION HYGIENE 3 R A D 8 Lal Peak Per fo rmer * do your search We hire tor fhe Mneat pract lcee m m s i r o Detroi t EOE

W E 8 T S I 0 E 477-6777 EASTS1DC 556-6533

OEWTKL BUSINESS ASSISTANT Fu> t ime » you s r s ^ < ( > e ^ e r o » a ^ ^

anon akMa 427-7566

CERTIFIED NURSES ALOFS ALL SHIFTS

M « H T b 5 8 5 i ^ WEST

Ar Equel Oppor tun i ty I C M A ^ S K * ASSISTANT enced F i M m s k r H quawy general HMs M u e l b e i e

Syetem with o a n e r a ^ B w j i h i i i w

^ • • M e s i h abf lnkM 4 axpe-346-4210

ipseye. 642-7

CLIENT SERVICE SUPERVISOR

• r h e d u a n g of oaaaa par X M r l n e / m a r t e n an and i paper l o w The o u a M e d

O l S T l W H C A L T H C A M I 79640 T l L f G R A * H RO » O u T H W a L p , Ml. 4 W 4

M ^ / V f O

DENTAL FRONT DESK par t - t ime opening (3

days) tor o u WaMr to rd off ice Muet have min imum of 1 yr denta l ofMoe exper ience Good oommur i i canon. organizat ional skMs 4 I g M fyp lno neceeeery Ca* l .achs*s 661-090?


DENTAL FRONT OFFICE Parson tor queaty onented computer ised pre-

DCNTAL FNONT O F F I C t

aery » fOu M. ca6 tor a n a r i M e a i a r t E Usmnsa ofWea 522 5620

DENTAL HYOKNIST Fu6-Mme tal oMoe n *3c»aelar Caa Bar per a a l D . Reynold* Omcrn 662 1010

D6NTAL H Y Q * N * T n 6 6 Tum. 6-7. Thurs

6 Fn 6 -6 16-Sal p i t Parte M a

0 € N T A 4 K Y O O a l T

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST OFFICE COORDINATOR

FULL TIME Dynamic, detail or ient-ed leem player lor raeult onented pract ice comml t led to axceaence reeponslbW tor scheduling. c o M c -nons. maursnce Computer expen-ence a muat Command system preferred Fsrmlngton HHtta Ca* Lon 932-5650

D € N t A I ST *»«OW3 C O M * * N X -Seeks full-time, exper ienced

Dental Prolaeaionata Ca* about our Dantal Careers

Open HOUM on Sat , Jv*y 24 EOE WESTSIDE 477-5777 EASTSIDE 558-5533

DENTAL TECHNICIANS - seeking C 4 6 Waxer. Die Tr immer 4 Den-tu re Setup Minimum 5 yrs exper i -ence Full or pan - l ime or place work Exceptional w a g M 4 benef i ts Poeitton available immedle le ly Caa Mr Melons or Mr Lee 525-4330

DIETARY AIOE CarvjKMta for t f i e poahton mciat b e enthusiastic dependable wtth iead-ersfup abWtiM Must be expen -snced Apply m person Weet land Convs lMcant Canter , 36137 W war ren. WMt land Ml . 46186

GROWING PEDIATRIC pract ice In Northweet suburb f iM opening* tor: • Recap hornet • BMer - 6fl»ce Mana-ger, part or tu*- t lme Apply to:

Box 552 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia Ml 46150

HOME HEALTH AIDES Certified snd/or exper ienced

Exceaent pay 4 benefits FAMILY HOME CARE

(313)229-5683 (313) 455-5663 (313) 620-6677

HOME HEALTH AIDES COMPANIONS

LIVE-INS Field staff tor pr tva le duty horns care agency m Canton Wayne. Oakland. i rv tngeton count ies workmg with the a . elderly or dto-sbied p i e l ened Muel be r as s e n for wor t at ieeat 20 hours per eeafe To sppiy ca*

(313)981-6629 UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES

2 M O Canton Cente r N d . a « 9 « Canton. Ml 46187

We take pnde n n t n d e « -caraig people to p rov ide un-

keed d a m cere C a l l - 6 p m f

EMPA-CAREIV 466-1061

HOME HEALTH AIDES

Hourly 4 Una In aMtonoa. P a aonel Care MM. L f Houaafeaapmg / m r W M I I U hours

W a r * . Oakland A U l t a w t Ctys Excea. (313)1

• < - Some

i S ^ V p S ' f w r * ^ ! ar weak J s smngs n o C a l aNar 8pm 9 6 6 4 0 3 0

7*9-2130

IFVERY O T H t W ^ ^ ^ M TT8M l * »

« t s S M M r s M a f c B O N NtaMTTNOALf

An EquM OpporlunMy Ewiplc

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT for ENT practice 2-3 years exper i -ence P i s e * I send rset fns to t o r * . 26500 Orcf ierd Lake Rd . Farmmg-ton. Ml 46334

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 4 / o r ALLER-GY TECHNICIAN exper ienced Fu* t ime /pen - t ime tor buey ear. noee 4 throat off ice Send reeume to 26100 Grand River, Ste 313, Fa rm-ing ton HMa. Ml 46336. At tn R i ta

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Exper ienced pen- t ime tor In ter -ms ! > buey practloa In Uvonia. Caa

425-1225

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Exper ienced, p a n time, 12 -5pm Can ton lam*y pract ice X/S£^4 com-puter a plue. After 7pm -2668

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Expart-anced Part - t ime Muet know vene-puncture . x-ray. EKG Iniect lons etc Garden City office 261-5560

M E D I C A L ASSISTANT p o a l t l o n open Uvonia a rea Some exper i -ence requi red Ca* tor appo in tment Mon-Fn . 9-5 474-2288

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS - needed to

Wayne counttoa Fuil or part t ime 1 yr exper ience min imum 41120 to 41280 per mon th Caa Mol ly at Tempro Medical. ^ - 5 5 9 4

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Or thoped ic off ice m Garden Ci ty l ookmg for an exper ienced enerêrt^

G o o d benef i t * Sand reeume 6255 muster Rd , Suite 103. Ga rden

MEDICAL ASSISTANT EXPERIENCED

Dearborn Heights area 565-7500

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - for l u * t ime poemon , cardio logy exper ience South f ie ld To set up an interview contact - 552-9659

MEDICAL SILLER -TROY INTERNIST

879-7730

MEDICAL BM.LER buey orthopedic pract ice m Farm-m g t o n Medic computer system

474-1790

MEDICAL BILLERS Exper ienced DMsri needed lor tem-

MEDICAL BILLER Exper ienced tor podiatry of f ice m S o u t h f i e l d G o o d p a y / b e n e f i t s Graat work ing environment Ca* (Leave I I s * l a g * I 865-2417 or send reeume to: Foot Heal thcare. 18161 W 13 M M Rd , Suite E-3. Southf ield. Ml 46076.

MEDICAL BILLER internal medicine pract ice m N. W. aree looking tor exper ienced com-puter baler Ptoeae aand raManis 4 handwr i t ten cover letter to: 7766 B y t k l a n Qr. Canton, Ml 48187

Medical Lab Technologists (Afternoons)

Met ro Medical Group, a dMa lon of

d ia ta opening tor * n on-ca* Medic el Lab TacfinotogHt The selected can-d idate wM prtmertfy work at our Uvonia tocMty. but muat ba weang to ro ta te to other Metro Medic el G r o u p came* AM app*cants muat poaeaM an Aa-sooe tee of A n s / S o e n o e degree p m * MLT (ASCP) cert i f icat ion One year of exper ience ie preferred

to

METRO MEDtCAL GROUP Human Resources Dept.

1800 Tuxedo Detroit. Ml. 46206

MEDICAL OFFICE AaaMtant lor so lo i n t e r n a l m Detroit Medical Center Muet be tocueed. mature mdMduafc •clerical taaks required FuB-tkne/ hours dependant on patient A prac-t ice requirement Salary commen-surate wfth experience 8 skMs P l e e w sand raaume lo: Box 474

Obeerver 4 Eccentric MeaMpapM-s 36251 Schoolcraft R d

UvonM Ml 461S0

MEDICAL OFFICE New openings tor exper ienced med-ical - cardiology 4 derme-

motogy cardiology A OME eeflk va r ious locattona. great banafWa A perk si Caa Diana Danar. 932-1170 Harpar AaeoOeSMjZ9670 M M M t i W

* Ml 46334

MEDICAL RSCEPTKJNIST

computer pra-i a r r a d mquatoa A reeume to 24230 t a n Bawl. S M 126. NoM M l 46376 .

I A . Troy " 8 4 2 - 4 1 1

M B M 6 u . w c e m 0 M S T

NURSE AIDES

M (MtaMWi m m - 4 8 M

NURSING UNLIMITED

540-2360

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Ume. madtoM or dental offtoe s xpa

skMs 6 good clerical requi red 46-86 hour to start Uvonto. 471-7110

MEDICAL RECEPTtONIST/Bator tor Ooutfiftefd madtoM office Knowl-edge of compute r * , meurance. ap-pomtments. phone F i * t ime Bene-f i ts Exceaent salary Caa after 4pm

855-3612

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Part t i m e ThM M your d ream |ob! Flexible hours wfth terrMc people m a graat a rea Typing, computer , good appeerance. 4 te lephone skMs a muat 646-9130

MEDICAL SECRETARY Wantad tor Uvoma off ice Part or l u * Ume SkMa Including computer , typing, scfiedu-

medica l Pay start-hour Caa 837-6700

t n g and generM i Ing at 47 00 an ho

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST -part t ime help needed tor growing medaca company m Southf ie ld P l i s s i c a a Q a t o 353-1156

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST Look ing tor exper ienced tranacrtp-rtomei to work" at home hoepitai ex-perience a muet Need own equip-ment Send reeume by ma* onfy to "Tranecr tpdon" . 1694 Hakreet Or Roctweter HMa, Ml 46306

NURSE AIDES tf you are a CNA

and would * k e to gr»e TLC In a LTC facility.

ca* our A DON tor an appointment Fu* 4 part t ime avai lable

Charter HOUM of Fermmgton H IM Call Sue at 476-6300

NURSES Accept ing appl icat ion* tor 3 -11 and 11-7 *mf t» Join Peachwood inn and become * valued member of our team. P laa ian t , f r iendly atmoe-p h e r e Compet i t ive w a g M Benef tU for loll l ime Ca* Diane or Sue

852-7600

NURSING ASSISTANTS

Weal Bloomf le ld Nursing Center , near Maple 4 Drake, i m immedia te open ing* on a* afiffts for experi-enced Cert i f ied Nurs ing Ass is tant*

-field, between 9 a m - 5 p m Pnor r x * v mg home exper ience Is required P leaM contact M r s Teff l lor more in format ion at 861-1600

OFFICE MANAQER/B ILLER Northweet area urologists searching

M . al for day- to-day operat ions 4 com-

9 H M r UUiMUMJ uaatnj ence Send reeume 4 handwr i t ten

4TTB7

OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT For buey ophthamcMogists wf th off lc-M m Southf ie ld 4 W Bloom field Need someone mature, reeponeibie. fu* t ime COA or some ophthalmic exper ience necessary Send reeume to Box B540

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspaper ! 36251 Schoolcrs f t Rd

Uvonia Ml 48150

OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN COA. COT or COMT needed tar buey medicai surgical 4 refract ive *urger> prac l lce Experience a muat immediate fua or part t ime poeit ion avai lable for enthusiast ic hardwork ing cand idate Muel be wtamg to Travel between W Btaom-fteid 4 Brighton o f f lCM Good Salary wtth opt ional benef i t * Caa U n d a

OPTHALMlC TECH with excellent organizat ional s k i M and leadership quaaty needed m test-growing op-tt ialmology off ice COT exper ience preferred Wonder fu l salary 4 bene-f i ts P isa** aand reeume 4 aalary re-qui rements to Box 520

Observer A Eccentr ic Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraf t Rd

Uvon ia Ml 40150

ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT Summer employment , exper ienced

kfeel tar der hygiene student

ORtHOOOWTTC Chairs lde AsetsT ant. 4 day weak, exper ience deeir-abls PISMSnt personal i ty and neat-n * n important Good work ing corv dmon* and benef i ts - m Clawson P leeMCa* 435-2000

PART TIME RECEPTIONIST Good phone voice. Hght typing A computer *kMe requi red ovar 16 2-3 even ing* weekly. 4pm-9pm - Sat Sam-5pm Uvonia After 2pm, call 349-6505

P E D I A T R I C N U R S E S

• * " * t ProASe m e moel rewarding k i n d ol heefth cere qual i ty Pedtotnc Home Care m our buemeM. and the M(M-tacuon of both our n u r s M snd our pat ients is very impor tant to ue

We mvfte you l o wor * lor a compeny tht ceree about you No rate adjust-ment lor Med ica id c a a M AJ ahfft* n a M t i l * Immedletefy In Ciearbom. MMot f l and other araaa.

Darieai* Above average r a t M Aak about our a ign-on bonue 256-0710

M C H S E R V I C E S EOE JCAHO approved

P E D I A T R I C

R N ' s & L P N ' s

IMMEDIATE open ing* for a* Mwfts m OMMikJ 6 - W a y i M t-uo DEMAND tar evening •Mfta m Berkley. L ivonM A Weal-land No mldn tgM or off * h M * re-quired Chooee your own caaea. eat your own a c M d u l e No mm number of h r * or long dMtence travel re-qu i red Caa VISITING CARE Today*

3 4 4 - 0 2 3 4 PHYSICAL THERAPY AJOE. Perma-nent par t a n a - o h B I « . n u r a n g

M o m m a * . Morv CE* 878-5098

HOME HEALTH AIDES

Experienced FULL 6 pert ttneM

- y p m o A p t l W e MfW Chi roorac-

PHYSICAL THERAPISTS N e u o r e h a b l H t a t l o n

•Bon InaOtuM of M K f unge a l aa aub ia lM. . . the H e y e r T y Center.

O Leery P h 0 ( M M (3 IS) 447-6976 ar aaM

n a c a m o M S T y w A N T T M

5 0 2 Help W a n t e d

Denta l H e t H c a l PSYCHOLOGICAL CUNKJ - M pree-entty aaaklng fua or par t Ume mde-

toed clientele Generous apat A f lexible hoc * * Pteaee ca* . 567-7100

R A D I O L O G I C

T E C H N O L O G I S T

Contingent poeit ione avai lable lo wor * M needed at our Uvoma. South Lyon 4 Novi locaoona lor Dl-agnoanc Radiologic TachnofogMt

Muet be ARRT rag ie iered or iegMl iy

inter M t e d candidates should submit raaume A evaaabMtv to

Ann Boer*oe l . Coord ina tor -

PROVIDENCE PARK

47601 Grand River A v e Novi. Ml. 46374

An EquM Oppor tunf ty Employer

RECE PTIONIS T / B I L L E R pert- t ime, tor Pedletr tca P rac tne . in N E Troy Exper ienced naceeeary

Ca*. 313-669-1130

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED to* t ime tor buey OS/QYN off ice m Bloom-l leld HMs OB /GYN exper ience pra-torred Cai l Sue at 336-6921

or FAX reeume 336-6934

RECEPTIONIST CtortcM poeition for busy mtemM medic ine pract ice Pan t ima Some experience preferred Fermmgton HMa. Ca* 476-0860

RN/LPN, CNA'S Needed immediate ly for hoe-pitai end nurs ing h o m e Malt-ing Ca*

Ruede Staff ing Inc.. 283-2537

RN OR LPN - needed for family pract ice center to provKJe pat ient t r iage and direct care inc lud ing EKG and phlebotomy Prev ious ambula-tory care and or t nage exper ience pre fer red Send reeume to M a * L M u k h e r f M . Grace Family Practice. 505 S Woodward, Royal Oak. Ml 46067

502 He lp W a n t e d

Den ta l M e d t e e l

S O C I A L W O R K E R 32/ HOURS/WEEK

An a n t i i aoOM worker needed tor e long- term care tecMy l o eg-

aodM eervtoM needs of our d t o n t s Previous nuramg home

ed Abfcty to exceaent r a p p o n wfth cl ients, lamay and the communi ty r e q u v e d Exceaent i i s g M Send i eaunis l o Dlreclor of SoclM Serwcee at B a M Wooda Cont lnulna Cera Cen-tal 44401 1-94 Service Or . B e M ^ t o . Ml 46111


SECRETARY WANTED - O S / G Y N Southfield off ice F t * t ima. typ ing. Iranacnptton. computer b lMng re-quired Ca* 9 -5pm 363 -6910

S O C I A L W O R K E R Seeking BSW wfth at Meat one year aocxal wor* exper ience m a long-term-cam aattmg P l * * n aand re-eume to the Executive Di rector at MiddMbeit Nursing Care Center 14900 Middlebelt Rd Livonia. Ml 46154


RN. QA SUPERVISOR for home care agency m Br igh ton Excellent communicat ion A home care TFCLM required Salary commeneura te wtth

RN's All areas of pract ice Per Diem 4 Cont rac t

LPN's /CNA's

'PatienFXtt end ants Moepl te ls/Home Care

Uve In's

HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS Southfield 357-7060 Deerbom 563-0056 Ann Arbor 747-6070

RN'S/LPN'S WE NEED YOUI LPN'S e e m up to $20, 'hour RN'S earn up to 440 /hour

Home Care Staf f Relief FAMILY H O M E C A R E

(3131229-5683 (313) 455-5663

DENTAL ASSISTANT 14 M M A UvernoM

CharsKto. fua-t ime. expert-m e a d , O i p a n d t b i i . enthu-

staattc. caring Wou ld you l ike lo be part of s pat ient -centered pract ice that truly APPRECIATES S U l F F ?

260-0600. 855-0699

Hssf l sd to prov ide support lo staf f , cuatomar sub-scr iber* and subscr ibers Muat have s high schoo l d i p l oma Or equivalent wf th m in imum of one yeer secretarial exper ience Muet alao have good compu te r and gram-mar skMs Back round m a mental health aattmg la prefer red. The poei-t ion la pen -t ime. 20 hoc * * per week The tob locat ion M m Southf ie ld, M i ch igsn i n te rac ted Indhr tduaU should sand their reeume t o

Square Laka Co rpo ra t i on 1750 S. Telegraph. s 2 0 0

1 HMs. Ml

U T I L I Z A T I O N

R E V I E W

C O O R D I N A T O R

The University ot Michigan Medical Center

Seeking applicants lor an exper i -ence Utilization riav1e» Coo rd ina to r to IM a KM-time poeitton wl thm the Depertment of Ut i tza t lon Review The poeition of ler* the oppo r tun i t y lo wor* wl thm * progreeerve end eu-lometed Ut*tzatlon Review env i ron-ment DutMe include the co l lec t ion and dissemination of med ica l infor-mat ion for the purpoeee of cont inu-ous quality improvement and t h i r d party suthortzatlon Prev ious exper i -ence m Util ization fW. iew e n d Quea-ty Aaeurance I* p re fer red B S N or combmel ion of educat ion and expe-rience preferred

Appl icant* *hou id *end two (2) cop-in* of their reeume l o

THE UNIVERSITY

Util ization r ie. iew M * B R a d i o "

UH-1B216 Box 0034 1500 E Medical Center Dr

Ann Arbor , Ml 48109 /0034

X-RAY TECHNICIAN - - f t a rn

LMx t ie medical off ice 42 V 1 2 2 5

X-RAY TECHNICIAN Part t ime or fu* t ime M e m m o g r e m experience preferred Wayne eree

326-5030

504 Help W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l ACCOUNTING/CLERICAL

Good knowledge of aacoun t lng principle* * muat Salary C o m m e n -•urate with exper ience Exceaent benefi t* Farrmnglon H I M Send ra-aume 10 Box 558

Obeerver A Eccentric N e w s p a p e r * 36251 Schoolcraf t Rd

Uvonia Ml 46150

Muat have e x p e r i e n c e through financial Ma tamen t * . ac-count* payable end pey ro * Knowl -edge of computer ized a c c o u n t i n g pacfcagM a muet Aaaoda taa De-gree required Send reeume and salary metory to Box =550

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraf t R d

Uvonia Ml 46150

Bloomfleld I At tn: T

. M l 46302

Aft Aftn. Tammy Hetm

i EquM OLUX" rumf T

SECRETARY - larga ora l surgery off ice <n Hunt ington woode. meoicai or dantM exper ience preferred. WordPartoct . hM banaf l ta Ca* 9-4 547-6633

SERVICE COORDINATOR To schedule c a a M tor Buey Clarke-ton homa care agency Exceaent communicat ion A clerical skMs required

FAMILY H O M E C A R E Ctorkafon: (313)620-6677

Met ro Medicai Group, a dhto lor i of l l a a i m Aatanoe Plan, haa an m m e -dtoie opening tor sound Technician A* appacants muel have comple ted fo rmM radtotogic and uRraaound trainaig an ARRT and 1

Metro Medical Group Human Resources Dept

1600 Tuxedo Detroit. Ml. 46206

X-Ray Technologist s MsdtoM Group, a Ju to ton

dlate opening tor a l u l Ume X-Ray TecfmotogMI to wor * a l ou r uvon ta came A* applicants muel be ARRT oertl-

expenence OnsaWen appacants piaaae send i eecxns to

METRO MEDICAL GROUP Human Reeouroee Dept.

1600 Tuxedo Detroit, Ml. 46206

A C C O U N T I N G

We are teekmg people w i th var tou* level* ol eccountmg exper ience who a r e H a r a s s e d « - w o ^ i q e T e q * a»-Mgnments w h M we help wf fh the permanent fob aearch A *s lgnmen ts available now 4 commg In dairy

We offer Temp - Med insu rance over time pay 'eecxne 4 in terv iew counseling

CALL NOW!

3 5 4 - 2 4 1 0 ACCOUNTANTS ONE

Agency Fee PMd

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

manufacturers rap seeks accoun ts payable prooaeeor naepcmalbawiM mdude review of documen ta t i on , verification of accxxecy 4 da ta In-put Deere candidate who M e re-sponsible, accurate. Send reeume 4 aatory i IO Control ler TPC. P ( Uvonia. Ml 461S1

EquM Opportuni ty Employer

1 0 Box 3304

ACCOUTING OFFICE viduM tor Iu8 t ime entry tonal poe i ion Requlm computer expe r ience tor data amry 4 WordPer fec t , gen-

t a ,

to l a l . good math apti tude, accu ra te dependabM and non-emoker Send reeume lo A n n R Nader Sarvloe. Inc-. P O Boa Uvonto. Ml a 153-0646

£ 5 3

ADIA NEEDS CLERICAL APPLICANTS With experience In 1 or more of the fol lowing

• Dels Entry

' Lotue 1.2.3

Caa tor an appo in tment 313-722-90M or 313-3S2-2342

NURSING MANAGER SURGERY

tered Nurae to ut l tee cNnical and management expertise In the excit ing specialty of Of l Nurs-ing. As a Nursing Manager, you wtU take an ac-tfvs role In the progressive atmosphere of th is suburban hospi ta l

This professional manager will have 24 hour accountabil i ty for supervising and coord inat ing the administrat ive and operational actlvWee of s surgical team within a complex high tech Of l .

Thl« posit ion requires

T - i a n a g e f n e m

exper ience ia des i rab le Mas te rs Degree prefer red Leadersh ip sklNs muat Inc lude f l e x i b i l i t y , e f f e c t i v e c o m m u n i c a t i o n w i t h physicians and staff, and the abSfty to

to q u * t y patters care

wSI offer a competi t ive salary commeneurate wtth experience and a oomprehenelve benefit

consider atton, pieaee submi t eeume by Jufy 1. 1909 to:

B o x 5 0 6

O b s e r v e r ft E c c e n t r i c N e v t p e p e r a

3 6 2 8 1 S c h o o l c r a f t

L i v o n i a . M i c h i g a n 4 8 1 9 0

- Y

504 M p W a n t e d

Of f l ce -C le r i ce l

ACCOUNT CLERK

mdnnduM needed lo per torm e vari-ety o l clerical Kmctlone m the auadtng Depertment Reeponeiba-iiee mdude exienefve pnone and cuelomer contact m a Ngh paced of*ce Effective pubac re la l toruoom-mumcabon skMs s rs vital Computer experience requwed. muraapM ex perienoe s plus Startma annual aal-ary 423.347 with a comprehenefve benefit peckeoe Obtam and submit * CITY OF NOVI appHcanon by Jufy 7 1993 al the CMC Center 45175 W Ten M M Rd Now. Mt 46375

A C C O U N T I N G

C L E R K Greet oppor tun i ty with e e l a b M h e d • r id growing compeny Dfverae wor * mcluding account* receivable* 4 pey anise and other vartou* account -mg and general off ice reeponelbM-N M Reqmme a personable, mature, data* onented person with sufficient computer *kM* System 34 or 36 ex-perience * p m * Compet i t ive aalary 4 benef i t* peckege CongemM n a f f

raaume m conf idence . Box 496

Eccentric Nawapaper* 36251 Schoolcraf t Fid

Livonia Ml 48150

a , • 1" I " oieeae aand rai lo Accomaing. I

Obeerver 4 Ecc

ACCOUNTANT lor CPA off ice pen-time with other off ice reeponalbm-t i M Beeume only I S A . 31555 W n M M Rd , Ste =210 Farmington

HMs Ml 48334-1287

ACCOUNTS SERVICES REP To e d d r e u phone mqmr iM. proceM deify repor t * 4 a a M c M n t ' c u s t o m -er k e u o n Fu l t ime poeitior. 45 65 / tv - benef i t* Apply at 30150 Telegraph. Ste 400 IN of 12 M M Rd no cal l* please i

EMPLOYMENT 504 He lp Wan ted 504 Ha lp W a n t e d 504 H a l p W a n t e d 504 Ha lp W a n t e d 504 H e t p W e n t e d 504 H e t p W e i H e d

Of f lca-Cter icaJ Of f tee -C le r i ce l O f f t ce -C le r i ce l O f f f c a - C t a r i c a i OfWca-Ctar ica l

T h u r s d a y , J u n e 2 4 , 1 9 9 3 O&E • 30

ASSISTANT m a* aapect* of of f ice work needed tor *me* b u e m e M Bookkeep ing computer knowledge a muel Muat heve nrtiatrve 4 be ee*-moOveted Pan t ime f lexible houm Send rseun-is 4 salary re-q iarsments to 5460 Pond Bluff W Bloomfleld Ml 46323

ASSISTANT TO 26 yi old parsfyzed woman needed lor home 4 of f ice • a s l a n t Care giving 4 secretar ial exper ience WM tram rtghl mOvKJu-M Fu* t ime poeit ion i m m e d i e t * opening Send reeume lo THQ 670 Bower* Bkmlnghem Ml 46009 or ca* 6 9 p m 826-2444

A U T O B I L L E R Needed unmedtaiefy New Car Auto BMer tor buey gm OeelerNap Expe-rienced onfy need apply Contact Jeer. 2pm-6pm Mon thrvi Fri

565-6000

A U T O C A S H I E R Caehier needed tor tmsy QM dsMsr Ship Looking lor mature peop le on-ented person Experience pre fer red P l e a t ! contec i Jeen 2 p m - 6 p m Mon thru Frt 565-6000

BOOKKEEPER/Genera l Off ice Conet ruct ion office l u l ume Expe-rience m conetruct ion off ice necee-eery Knowledge of Conetruct ion Manager *o f twere helptol Troy 'Ro-

Send re*um*« to P 0 Box 8093 Rocheeier Ml 48306-0937 a ce* 566-5070

BOOKKEEPER/OFFICE MANAGER B i rmingham landscape arcmtec lurM Urm seeking eaff-starter Muel heve tho rough knowledge m WordPerfect 5 1. p e y e b i M rece ivab le . bMmg da ta entry manual 4 computer ized eccountmg system 644-3410

BOOKKEEPER OFFICE ASSISTANT Seeking individual wftn 3-5 yrs ex-per ience with computer ized ec-coun tmg system (peyebMe recerv aCMe peyroa 4 general ledger i A LOTUS Pretor *omeone with ree-taurant operat ion* Peck round Ex-ceaent commmncst ion skil l* 4 xow

able to ba bonded Send reeur con f idence to

Waaier 4 Breru 32560 Qrend Rrver

Farmmgton. Ml 46336

AUTO DEALERSHIP a look ing lor a cheerful energet ic person to hend ie

ihier du-twe on a fu* t ime beal* Ptoaaant phone voice 4 a poemve at t i tude are a muel if you que*fy 4 enfoy work-ing with people, we o f e i a tnen<»y workmg environment * benef i t * Call for an appointment 4 71 -9200

ACT NOW WORD PROCESSORS

SECRETARIES WordPerfect 5 0. 5 1

Also CLERCIAL POSITION- Proper l y Management Company Cont , Personnel Opt ion* 649-9330

Or tax 649-9337

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Executive level - IBM MS W o r d Window* Exceaent pay ARBOR TEMPS 459-1186 9433 Haggerty P l y m o u t h ^ ! , , H

BILINGUAL (Japanese) Administrat ive Assistant

Career poei t ior lor pemon with good communica t ion 4 wo rd pro-cesaing * k « * MS Word. Excel hefplul

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 9433 Haggerty, Ptymouth Ml

BOOKKEEPER PART TIME Computer literacy a muet Salary negot iable immediate opening

960-0600

BOOKKEEPER, PART TIME Thru I r ial balance payroll -computer exper ience a oeeuaBie Troy area Caa 64 1 -6400

COMPUTER/DATA ENTRY Expand ing Southf ie ld CPA f i rm de-an M exper ienced computer opera tor Accoun t ing experience * plue Benef i t * Salary corrvnenecxele with exper ience Reply to Box 560

Obeerver 4 Etxantnc Hewepaper i 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

LIvoma Ml 48150

DISPATCHER NEEDED to anewer heavy p h o n M rkepe tm c a M Help nMded m generM office tanciKme WM t ram CaB 525-5246

CONSUMER RESEARCH Subu rban marke l opinion firm nee openmga C e n d t d a i M ere expected l o heve phone SkMs snd tkît com-puter exper ience Flexible houm Call C-ofleen 357-0641

Unit or ce Temporary Sarvica*

CORPORATE PERSONNEL SERVICES

ia l o o k i n g for DATA ENTRY. W O R O P R O C E S S O R S RECEP-TIONIST SWITCHBOARD MICRO-SOFT WORD. TYPtST Caa today for en appo in tment TROY 362 9696 LIVONIA 261-1120 EOE NO FEE

CREDIT COLLECTIONS

S t rong exper ience m Credit end CoaectKxis needed lor s Northweet euburb compeny Du t iM to mcfude set t ing up a Collection Program G o o d communica t ion ak iM wrttten end oral a must Ca* 569-4660

QUALITY ACCOUNTING TEMPS

ENTRY LEVEL GENERL OFFICE immedia te opernng muel be orga-nized p laaiant . phone mermer sgfit computer knowledge tor non-emok-mg service onented company FvM t ime with benef i ts Send r sauna to ITAS/DMK PO Boa 9047 Waaed Lake Ml 46390

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY miernat ional service company heed Quarter* haa immed ia te openmga

skMs Harvard Graphic* CaaSuaan 646-7661

UnMorce Temporary Servicee

for yocx helpka O

F I L E / M A I L C L E R K m m e d l e i e lu* t ime openmg with B i rminghem law f i rm tor depend-epie de taa-onentad m d M d u M with good typing and te lephone skMs Knowledge of compu te r * helpful

433-1414

BOOKKEEPING/LEASING Fun t ime P leaM apply at 16500 North Par* Or Southfield. M l . 4 8 0 7 5

BILLING CLERK TO 412.000/YR

Accoun wMtS ide day

itmo Department large plant le Detro l l . great benef i t * . 5

Employment Center 569-1638

i BLUEPRINT PERSON > fe r tu» t ime at engineering f i rm Re-^ i p o n s i b a n i e i include blue p r m t m g

copying 4 running errands Must have dependable car 4 good dr tvmg

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Excellent opporturv1.ee with NW suburb headquarters locat ion Short

1 tor can-didate* with Word ' S r t e c t 5 1 Lotus

l ln i force Temporary Serv ice*

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT to work part t ime m feat paced aca-demic department of school Must be computer comfor tab le (Word Por ted helpful) have exceaent d e n -

j/47 par hr Send reeume

Sle 225 Southf ie ld Ml 46075

xdmimtstratfvt assrt-fkf+t-A we* establ ished non-prof i t associ-ation o f l e r i par t - t ime employment 10 * quashed mdrviduM CarxXta tea should type 75 w p m B e f a m M a r w t t h Word Por ted have good wri t ing ski*s 4 wl* report lo the director Send reeume 4 salary expec ta t ion* to Director. 16470 W 10 M M Rd SoutfUtold. Ml 46075

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

Market ing depart moot o l large f i rm seek* protoeexxiM mdhnduM with WordPerfect and 65 - typ ing tor e x d t m g oppor tun i ty Fu* benef i t peckage Salary to 422K F * Paid

PERMANENT STAFF 565-2720 FAX 565-2725


word p r o c e d u r M C o m p e n M t l o n com-

m a with akMa 4 exper ience Send reecme lo

27777 Frankim Rd Suite 600

Southf ie ld Ml 46034 ATTN Jo Arm

inga 4 Sal Send Peleraon. 344S5 W 12 m M . Ste 300. Farmington HMs, M. 46331

CAREER OPPORTUNITY for bright paraon wi th superior computer W W . to handle data b a M manage-ment 4 account ing dutMa lor busy emai l d o w n t o w n B i r m i n g h a m lawf l rm Muat have workmg knowl-edge or R - b e M 4 p n exper ience Ca* Apr*

- C U S T O M E R SERVICE Expending c o m p e n y a eeekmg hardworking m-drvKJuM wi th pieeeent pnone voice end g o o d e t t i tude to proOiem eoive leeae d o c u m e n t a t i o n Extens ive phone w o r * and customer mtersc-t ion Great work ing environment P l e a M aand reeume to T H P O Box 9066. Farrmnglon H t M Ml 46334

CASHIER - FULL TIME poei t ion tor reta* store located m Bi rmingham Good phone et iquet te 4 exper ience a mu*t Aak for Kimber ly or Anna. 540-2440

CUSTOMER SERVICE immed ia te opening* wfth national marve l i ng f i rm for your deer voice and aght computer exper ience Flexible h o u m I0em-6pm Mon th ru Fri lor 6 -6 /wk* . 46/hr Call Cieire. 646-7664

Unl force Temporary Sarvica

FULL 4 PART TIME CtoncM poel non* avai lable at expand ing m o M * commumcaoona of f ice 13 MM and Telegraph area Flexible hour* Sal-ary s tar t ing at $6 en hour Job du-tiee include kgm typing, data entry arranda. anewer phone* , knowledge of calkjlar phone* and Microeoft W indow* * pk i * Fox interview caa Mon-Fn 3pm-6pm 646-6606

INVENTORY CLERKS

Large menutectur tng compeny the Plymouth aree a eeekmg data* IO wor* on a long- te rm l e m porery Oaan Muel heve some de r l -CM background and be able and • M n g to do * f tmg m a earahouee ermronmen l C a n d l d a t M muet hava e proven tree* record of at ten-dance Shifts very and muel b« able to work 50-55 houre per week 1eS able traneportabon a e muel

Can Maureen lor an appomtmen l

Livonia 522-4020 29125 Buckingham

SuHe 4

KELLY TEMPORARY

SERVICES EquM Opportuni ty Employer M / F / D

GENERAL OFFICE EXPERIENCED

Pert t ime Typing, arord proceeamg. non amoker Bwmmghem 642-5665

GENERAL OFFICE Pen t ime help Typing. Itong. and aome computer t ra imng required

Ecco Tool Company mc 42525 WeM 11 M M Non

CHEMOTHERAPY NURSES needed for 2 fu* t ime poemona m busy oncology office Must be R N

BOOKKEEPER1

ACCOUNTING CLERK

S O W 5 E * ^ 5 ? 5 G ^ 5 S S 5 ? T •aakmg a eeff-mottvated md lv iduM naai in appearance, wtth o rganoa -ticmM 4 math accuracy *k i»* phone et iquette femaier wfth c o m p u t e m and able to handle a variety o l ad rrxmstratlve d u t i M FAX reeume to

f v y w w F f p £ S -An immed le le opening lor charge bookkeeper wtth oppor tun i ty

nancial Ma lement * . tax c a p a b i l i t y * 4 computer ski l l* required Manu-factur ing exper ience helpful Appfy in person AMriand AaaocaetM. inc . 12001 Levan Rd , Uvonia

ence ONS Gertlf led a rveipM Ex-cel lent wage V b e n e f h * Pleaae con-tact Roseann M o n - F n 12-4PM st

593-6054 CLERICAL ASSISTANT

CUSTOMER SERVICE Dis t r ibu t ion center servicing reta* accounts needs seB-motMated per-son with exper ience m drug, depart -mant More or simaar operat ion Re-sponMbiatiM to ock jOe customer order entry fol low-up. teiemerket

and ba famil iar wllh compute r * Fu* t ime employment with exceaent benefit package Sena reeume m con f idence , wrth beck ground snd salary requi rement l o

IF YOU RE NOT EARNING WHAT YOU'RE WORTH

It may be ume tor a change OFFICETEAM of fe r * top pay tar your exceaent akMa and experience We have temporary assignment* and permanent poe i t ion* with widely

O M your exper ience to move ahead - call OFFICETEAM lodey W h a m pro la ie i ly taHem a at l u Deal

Ca* OFFICETEAM today

Phone Fex 356-0941

INVESTMENT COUNSELING I t rm a currently eccepfmg appacabona tar trve posit ion of Account A d m n a t r s -tor This posi t ion would Offer secre-tarial *uppor t to a Portfol io Mana-ger The candidate must p c u s s i excellent word proceeemg tkMs and figure apt i tude *kM* A high level of accuracy a a must m traa data* on-ented posi t ion Knowledge of the secun t iM industry a a pius P l e a M suPmn a raaume to Art A c c t x m t * Adrrumatrator. P 0 Box 3043 Sir mingham. Mi 48012-3043

tary toi corporate A reM lomey Ten d id eta m M damorv strete n a a n u r aOwpm WordPer l e e t p r o f i c i e n c y , d i c t a p h o n e experience. orM A wrtnen commun i -cat ion akMa A an aMMy lo wor * In a Mam environment Non amomng off ice aalary c o m m e n e r e t e M t h exper ience Send isa>afit to Ad-nametrelor. 1533 N Woodward Su 250

S£F-MOTTVATEO-m d m d u M wMh superior nieOvemee-CM- anafyticM and communacatfve skMe needed tor mgh voamie. de-taH-onanted poemon tuocMaah* appacent wM have pr imary raepon-MbMty tor Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

aionM challenge and oppor turMy tor

KEY DISC/KEY PUNCH Experienced date entry ope ra to r * Day 4 af ternoon shi f t * f u * ' p e r t t ime M a s Pe- r^ 561-5151

LEGAL RECEPTIONIST,TYPtST SouThftold Town Canter law off ice Phone enswenng WordPortect ex-perience. 1-2 rears legal exper ience preferred Call joAnne. 356-4545

524-3100 524-3115 201 W Big Beever Rd =310

Troy M l 49064 Vacat ion and

LEGAL OCCnCTA Oui reputat ion tor mtegrity has opened [tie doo r * to many of the best lew f i rm* m the a r M For pe rmanen t and tempor

son for buying department Strong m a t h 4 communicat ion sk l lU re-qu i red P leaM send resume with salary requi rement* lo

Personnel Department. 36200 AmrheW. Lrvonia. Ml 48150

Nov* Ml 46378

CLERICAL ASSISTANT

C U S T O M E R SERVICE immediate open ing d e l s entry WordPerfect Lotus. 20-25 hrs Send reeume only B lossoms Berkley 2338 CooUdge. Berkley . M i 40072

B O O K K E E P E R Bi rmingham a r M CPA f i rm aeekmg internal Bookkeeper wfth e mini-m u m 5 year* experience Poeit ion alao r « q m r M secretarial skMs and a professional phone manner Com-puter expe r ience requ i red and knowledge of Solomon p re ie r red Exceaent compensat ion lor quak l led individual Fleeporwd m conf idence including aalary »equiromenta l o BOX 538

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft F*d

Livonia Ml 46150


We are a large local account ing firm looking lor an exper ienced edmmi* -trattve asaietant with a m in imum of 2 years exper ience The queHfted can-

- TLlfl_f_ r.L'IT 1HJ8 mm»mu| i• 11 JtCSTH ' ' ' • S» 11 • • Perfect 5 1. Lotus 1-2-3 4 excep-tions/ organizat ional skMs Prior ac-count ing Urm exper ience a heiplul =tease send rsMjmst 10 Box 562

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspaper* 36251 Schoolcrsf t Rd

LIvoma Ml 46150


Birmingham ReM Estate Develop-ment f i rm oftors chaaengmg oppor-tunity for exper ienced mdhnduM with strong edmintstrat ive skMs and JM M i a r a n o a io a c m r y t V W tam sxceaant WordPartoct and dic-taphone tkMs St rong organizat ion-al apt i tude and attent ion lo data* a muel Growth potent ia l with Proper-ty Manager respons iba i t iM Salary start ing al 430K with benef i ts Send •esume * te tmg profaasionM goeM snd aveaeble commencement da le lo M* Baker 250 Mart in St Sle 201 Birmingham. Ml 48009-3363

ADVERTISING SECRETARY National ed iar t iemg egency needa experienced WP 5 1 cendK la tM Top pay Ca* Sharon 357-0037

Unlforce Tamporery Servtcae

ADVISORS Phone operator* Heevy de la entry customer contact Exceaent f r inge medKM beneft l * FiM 4 per t - t ime rvemngs 4 weekend* Vou muel have exceaent exjatomer * k « * W « tram the rem the nght peop le

. 4 ? 8 r Z 3 &

AUTO DEALER NEEDS fu* ume ex-perienced utarfy pemon with deeMr-m c beckground for generM off ice inc lud ing t l img. cashier sw i tch-ooerd elc We ere eleo look ing lor rantM egenta SeverM locet iona maior benefits Apply McDona ld Ford 550 W 7 M M Rd NorthviBe or send i Mi.me to Po Box 530962 Lrvome 44153-09S2

AUTO DEALER needs naw ear Bator exper ience p re fe r red Exceaen l oenefn* Apply wethwi Star* Hlcaey Weet 24760 Weal 7 M M Detroi t M. Or l»

AUTO DCAlERSHIP acanmc H* awitc*

earner Expert

Apply m pereon only M Olc» ecoft Bum* 200 Ann Arbor Roed

AUTO PAYROLL CLERK Needed m G M aeMerMiiip exooMerf pey 'beneMa ERA a.s isr r exper t ence hatpO* Sand reeume to P O 70073? Plymouth M l 41870

hrs /day. Mon -Fn. Sal t -contractor poal t lon Estapaaned Troy Wrm Compet i t ive salary Jen 524 -9571

BOOKKEEPER Exper ienced thru trIM balance, bank reconcMatione payroll and I * I I t a x M Southf ie ld CPA off ice

350-2600

g o o d clertcM akiBa including com-p u t e m 55 wpm typing flung. 4 an

f m i s paid park ing fu* benefits 646-1150


CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS w m i u a m

CcERlCAL/CASHIER/PART TIME Nights 4 weekend* 45/hr Apply m parson-no phone caa* please' Leaky Furni ture 21201 W 8 M M Detroit

y w i w -I L o n g - t e r m poalt lon* available 1 , Fnr.an j f l p g n t r r i M j l iy»,_ .

Manpower Temporary SannCM 471-1870

-Paid hol iday* 4 vacations •L/ le/heefth msurence

-40 IK plan

CLERICAUPART-T IME Immedia te opernng lor a par t - t ime c«er* m pe r t * 4 inventory cont ro l Oe-par tment Hour* i - 5 p m P'KX data entry exper ience 4 good organlza-b o n a skin* required Ho i * t y pey commensura te with queaf ical ions and exper ience Send reeume 4 pri-or aalary history to

MICHIGAN CAT 24800 NOVI RD NOVI Ml 46375

Af f i rmat ive Act ion Employer

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ TELEPHONE

S7/HR To Start

IMMMEDIATE OPENINGS! • FM Clerk* • Recaplonaat* • T y p a t • Dela Entry Many poei t ion*, day shift, long 4

SSI 932-5834

INSURANCE Account Repreoenta-tive needed lor large agency in

commerc iM meurance required aa we* aa a good understanding ot c o m p u t e m Contact L a a M Hacker 313-946-5661 EOE

BOOKKEEPER - Fu* or part t ime Exper ienced in trial ba lance tor Southf ie ld const ruct ion bus iness Generous pay 4 banaflta CMI Mon thru Fn 6am- 10am 352-6641

BOOKKEEPER - fu* charge A /P .

Must be data* onented FVoperty management 4 construct ion experi-ence requi red Computer expen-ence necessary Located m N W suburb Salary commenaura le wrth exper ience Send reeume l o Box 524,

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspaper* 36251 Schoolcraft Fid

Lrvonia Ml 46150

CLERICAL POSITION lu* 4 part t ime

m 29905 7 M M Rd Lh r ^ i i a

C l e r i c a l /

S a l e s A u d i t

Full t ime temporary p o * t « x i ava l -able unt i l mid October at Birming-ham Corporate Office 40 hour* a week Must have math logic. 10-key calculator . da ta entry and telephone • k m * P ieaM ca* 644-5300. ext 351

E r b L U M B E R C O .

immed ia te high visibility poertion avertable al om Wa*i B x x m t i e c headqua r te r * lor an outgoing, eg greesive i n d n n d u * m our mcommg caa ' cus tomer service depertment C u s t o m e r s e r v i c e e x p e r i e n c e neceoaaery AbMty to apeak Spanish helpfu l but not required Deluxe benef i t peckage include* heelth care coverage p e r i vacations, hok-days tu i t ion reimbursement and

' m * c h m o r . Send r a e u m e ^ e p p ^ m

NATIONAL CFtEDIT CORPORATION 7091 Orchard Laka Rd a l l i t M M

Weet Bloomfield Ml 46322

B O O K K E E P E R

F U L L C H A R G E opportuni ty with M tabHshad

manufacturer m tha i-Reqmred d i v e r M ec-

end gri 275 corr idor coun t ing background and G / L ex parlance thru ina i balance Suff i-c i e n t c o m p u t e r e x p e r i e n c e deevobie Compet i t ive aalary and banafl ta packege Pleaae send re-sume lo Bookkeeper Box 496

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Hewapepers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Uvonia Ml 46150

u* trMCAL SoPHOR-1 Troy f inancial corporat ion aeek* an eff ic ient clerical support individual for our fast paced environment C a n d i d a t M will have good phone manner and strong ctonM knowl-edge AbMty lo wor* we* j nde r pressure s muat Posit ion offers 11000 monthly and a lu* benefits peckage Qualif ied c a n d i d a t M for-ward resume to

Dan Katzman Olde Dtscouni Corporat ion

7 5 i Gnswold Detroit Ml 46226

CLERICAL • 4 5 25 to 410/hr

- Data Entry 1J.OOO - Key Strokes • W o r d Processors • General Clerical

• Long 4 Short Term • Troy. Auburn HMs. Detrol l . Uvome EMPLOYMENTGROUP 563-1919 NO FEES EOE/M/F. 'H

DATA ENTRY CLERK Lrvonia f i rm seeks dependable 4 de-tail onen ted mdnnduM tor alpha-numer ic da ta anlry on our IBM AS400 Must be a qmck learner wrth abil i ty to handle changing pnorttMe 4 high vo lume xrork load Send ra-aume m conf idence with back-a round 4 aalary expectat ion* to BOX 546

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspeper* 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

- - . -DATA ENTRY'CLERICAL

FULL 4 PART TIME

Look ing for people the! a r * energet-ic 4 detai l onented lo wor * for a dy-n a m i c ce l lu lar c o m m u n l c a t i o n a company Data Entry/Typing ski l l* * must inc lud ing IHmg. word procaee-•ng 4 c ler ical duties Fu* 4 par t - t ime poai t ions available If you tha above quaUM*. paaae ca*

Janmler al 645-6250

BOOKKEEPER Mmimum experience 2 years Other Office duttoa S tan immediate ly

537 5599

CLERK TYPtST FULLTIME

hinc a Clerk Typiai for •d Sout l

BOOKKEEPER - Part Time for c o m merc ie i reM estate agency 20 hrs per week D u t i M include payrol l accounts payable generM ledger 4 anawarlng phone* Muet alao be la-minar with Lotua 4 W o r d P e r f e d Send raaume l o 806 E Maple j » « m f t D a n * ! * ? . « . ' . « £ > » .

BOOKKEEPER Ptymouth area lu* tane exper ience needed SkMa muat m d u d e peyro* . generM ledger eccount* payable receivePIM heavy Booakaepmg on a compular tzad ey* lem Muat be in-dependent Onfy so*d organ. red n dhndueM need appfy Sue m o m m g a

455-1040

BOOKKEEPER A Southf ield prop-erty mar iaoa f ia r i i a j n i pany raquara* a k i * t ime bookkeeper wfth e x p e n once m computer ized eccxxmtmg • j M e m o including account* pay •b to . accounts recafvable. 8n«ncto( • ta teman i proper at *>r WordPer fec t A Lotua 1-2-3 daMrabM G o o d ban-

Salary commaneure le Send roam' ie A

I package S a ih axpartonoa

2*548 Southf ie ld Rd * 2 0 0 Southf ie ld Ml 48078

BRIGHTON HONOA MAZDA la a rap idN expendmg aeMa e r i t m naad of en im tMduM reeponame tar CAR BILLING A GENERAL OFFICE t u n e * N I N I I contact Jeanne or Urn tor an appomtmenl ot 227-5662

COMMUNICATIONS CENTER OPERATOR (DISPATCHER)

mam SUrmg wag* a c* 0 7 / 0 1 ^ 3 » i ! 0 5 » V * » E w e n f t a luicsons nckxM r«c«Mng compttats »rom f » ouMk concanwig enmas and poAct Vt anO rwcu* emaroancies broadcaflmg m-lormjBon lo po8c» r*9o parol urWs rtUymq ntomuBon from ramoa urMs promdts nsinictofi to the Duto»c n «i ortarty and amaly n*war *nd •acorts * ir*»JCl»ons u a comoiSa dbpactt tynam The succaisM canMaM a ^ school a xxrvaton and Da 18 y«8ri or oMw 1>»s •$ a 24-ftour a (My 365 day a y«* ooarMor «oikar*s -Man to t* avaAaMf lo mw* m Ctr tM** hum inOargo and Jut cnsMf comta** a b a t t g m r t n m n g * " » » 9 « a y i r a prnress and a pofi oSar 9F»-W* 0*rucM narrsnawR I»UQ (MI and ptycfialogica mt iMor AppAcaeona mm, ba priad u » h » » N py«w*i Toemtf*! Oapartmanl oi Vk >*«nan Raaourca 0l»c* 47350 »«i Artxv Road P V w u * 8 0 0 a m and * 30 p m AppAcaMns m u a 0* -atomad lo Ha >**nar Hasouc* ofv.i no laiar run « 30 p m Friday J J * 9 1993 n * Ctmrtor Tnanstv ol P V ^ * * Ooas TOI --*V nrarjtft agarKt any nt+Ou* or group bacauar T* -ac* MX -eagw. ao* TjBonai yy/r ana martial A K laraScap arrwi record MigM or iuMgn *i Ha •mptoymar* or prtxmor ol tarvtcas

paced Southf ie ld Law Off ice Typing «5 wpm maianum Strong orel end wr i t ten communicat ion ak lM requved PtepM tend reeume and aeiery requiremenis to

Box 570 Observer 1 Eccentric Newapapem

36251 Schooicreft Rd

DATA ENTRY/ CUSTOMER SERVICE

o p p o r t u n i t y Need strong et lent ion 10 detai l Thia is a plant / factory envi-ronment Musi heve eoad alpha, n u m e r i c d a t a e n t r y sk I I I * 8 .000ksph immediate opening S7 l o start NORRELL SERVICES 953-9748

DATA ENTRY For tune 500 firm needs your 10.000 k e y s t r o k M snd -scent experience C a * Diane 357-0644

Umtarce Temporery Servtcao

INSURANCE AGENCY lookmg lor exper ienced Pemonei U n a CSR wtth computer exper ience Fermmg-ton HMs M M Submit reeume

Box 518 Obeerver 4 Eccentr ic Newspaper*

36251 Schoolcraf t Rd Lrvome Ml 48150

INSURANCE A Q E N C r Fermmgton H i l l * , s e e k * e x p e r i e n c e d U n -derwriter lor pi QlMQiririM «ab*rty dept Good benefi ta excellent op-por tun i ty Salary commenaura le with exper ience Send reeume Peregon Underwr i te r * PO Box 2295 Farmmgton HMa Mi 46333-2295

locat ion Caa after 9am. 553-7575

INSURANCE SECRETARY Exper. enced lu * or part t ime ftaiary com-meneurate with exper ience Gordon City or Weet land Sand resume to Aff i l iated meurance 32630 Cherry HM Rd , Garden City 46135

INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTA-TION compeny located m Troy, seek* exper ienced seff-motrvsted •ndnnduai* tor the foaowvtg posi-t ions

PRICING/DOCUMENTATION " t n W M W i i aaun ee a M M W * I 2 yr* exper ience m the * leem*n ip industry C a n d i d a t M must have s thorough gaograpfkcM knowtadge ot Europe, the Medl terranian 4 N Amer ica Good verbM 4 a r m o r commun ica t ion skias as we* aa computer c a p a b M i i M are eeoentiM

INSIDE SALES COORDINATOR This posi t ion r e q u v M s mvamum of 1 yr exper ience m customer s l eamsh ip indus t ry C a n d i d a t M muet h a « st rong organizational, admin is t ra t ive computer wri t ten A

OPERATIONS CLERK This poei t ion r a q u a t a a mmimum of 1 yr exper ience m operat ion* Knowledge o l t ruck re* steemalup operat iona an aeaet Computer knowledge tar mventory contro l 4 g o o d verbM 4 wr i t ten comrmmica-t lon *k IB* ' eqmred

Salary commaneure le wtth experi-ence No phone c a M pieaat Send

Canada Mar i t ime 3001 I , Ste 206. Troy.

FEES EMPLOYER PAIO

HILLSTROM & ROSS AGENCY. INC

626-81S8

Office but Irequont Detroit Bank-ruptcy Court appear anoM raqul rad. *c i oMPIe t ranaportat ion a eeeen-IIM Computer and lagM back-ground ara sleo nscMsary Excel-lent benefita and compet i t ive aalary

Sand reeume and brief (one papa maximum; narretive deecrttang your queWicaUons 10 Box 542

Obeerver 4 Eccentric l l aaapepM * 36251 Schooicreft Rd

Lrvome Ml 46150

MAC INTOSH WORD PROCESSOR immediate openmg. aMM tor coaege

STAFFING SERVICES 524-2001

NATIONAL COMPANY eaaka orga-mzed indneduM anth exceaM il communicat ion akMa Fua Ume offica poeit ion locatad m Dearborn ff interaetad. aenc reeume end aal-ary requirement* lo Por tamedic P O Box 296. Southfield, Ml 46C37 Attent ion Glenn Poker

EquM Opportuni ty Employer M/T

O f f t c e - C t e r i c a l

RECEFTIOMST/SCCWTAm ig . 38001 Mne

479-8600

RECEPTIOfMST/CLEMCAL tor T i e , I Send Troy IM

RECEPTIONIST F u i Time N i s d s H tor Troy ofttoe. Start l " r n » duaaly good pay wfth Sand raaume to 1926 W Big M r . Troy. Ml 48094 A t tn Tracy

R E C E P T I O N S Front deek poaMaw 1

Bur once corporat ion Word pi n r a M mg a plua Ca* GBda 367-0039

RECEPTIOieST H s s d e a M PNBp Nolan Salon Part

o• erar ig i and S a t x d e y a ra-I On MtodMMR m u v o m a

525-3777

RECEPTIONIST

penence. U * « typtog or « e M oaMry a plue We oMer Tap pa r . ' U * « n pay PaM HoAMaye. T i • M i l la-a v a n o e . and t u n i a M C m tor an

UVOIMA 90UTMF*1_D AUBURN Ha-LS

162-1900 373-7600

SWELLING P E R S O N N E L SERVICES

R C C E P n o i e s T t ima tar large Can ton apt i ty AAIITOM h m Reply to So

Ctaaariar A ( 36251 Scnoo tom* M

Uvome KM 48160

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED Buay m m * hoepnM Fu* Bme poei-t ion Mual en«oy workmg with me pubac Typing, computer 4 Mi Mo raqul rad Aak tor Janet

459-1400

RECEPTIONIST A M a a c M safer (2 poaft tonel tor Burgeon* off ice Royal Oak araa Send r e e i a n M to

Box 512 Obeerver A Eccentric I tow op ep em

36251 Scnoolcran Rd Uvonia Ml 46150

RECEPTIONS T /CLERICAL Fua o m e l iUd l cM 'don tM benefi ta

pi e le r red Setery napottoble Apply m pereon onfy Mlcfugon Sato De-poait Company 30556 • a m . aouth o l 13 MAe

NOVI AGENCY a C le r i c * AaaMteni

xmg k j * ome

313-346-8200

OFFICE ASSISTANT Rata* lu rnmka company l e e l n de-pendable m d M d u M tor m m a d l a l e port- t ime off lca'ClencM poei t ion R e q u H M mo t i ve ! ed M l f - s ta r t a r

_ . _ _ strong organizational abMty 4 aome

R 4 E S t ^ r s r ^ s r ^ s s ^ f f i ! person or c e * LA-Z-BOY SHOWCASE SHOPPES

27754 Novi Fid.. Now 349-3700

xox imale fy 3C organizational SkMa required C o n t a d Supervisor 591-0647

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y

O F F I C E - M A N A G E R MatLro pereon. muel Mia people. poeMbie i Ma i Computer 4 book -

1amay law Sa iary /hm negot ieb la Reeimte 30833 Nor th wMtorn Hwy Suite 100 Farmmgton Ml 48334

LEGAL SECRETARY - For South flew peraonM miury law f i rm Experi-ence 4 knowledge o l W o r d P e r t o d 5 1 required Ca* 356-0100

RECEPTIONIST /SECRETARY Muet have 2 year min imum w o r * ex-per ience 50wpm typing A WordPer toct e muet . p l aMan l phone manner A s t rong o rganaaoonM akMa FiM Bme * waned poamon Sand lea ia i 'n t o T.P.AE. EntarprMas. 30655 G r e e n f M d Southfield Ml 4907A

RECEPTONtST ton-time tor South-f ield law Arm Experience a mum Dutiee m d u d e telephone M n g . •gr i t typ ing A ixcoeemnM er rands

Sand roaumM t o Box 532 r v a r A Eccentric Na.

36251 Schoolcref l I Uvoma Ml 46150

eaaka pleasant n i lhi MMelir mdlvid-uM- Computer A meuranoa exper i -ence vary Jeen e t M Send raaume wfth salary requirements to

R E C E P T I O N I S T immed le l e oporanga m Southf ie ld A Farrmngton araa Muat have protoe-a o n a phone manner 4 pnor w o r *

Buey work ennti onmant

a- personal n ju ry B i rmingham xrrt TEMPEXGHAN&E

S57-560Q as - • HECcrTTONt5 v

WEGAl SECRET Af lY

O F F I C E M A N A G E R SWI-CHBCA.RD OPERATOR

LEGAL SECRETARY Exper ienced lor msur snce d e l e n M Arm Non amoker Salary commer ia ika te arrth experience Send reeume lo Lynn 360 N M a n Cleweon. Ml 46017

Fu* t ime Energetic parson wi th good orgarazationM skBs to d o pey-ro* medicM reoords paya tMe and recapt lomel dutiee Appfy to Bad-lo rd Viae. 16240 W 12 M M Rd Southltold Ml 48078. 557-3333


OFFICE SERVICES CLERK Lrvome baoed c o m m o r o M proper ty

760 S 100. Btoomfloic H IM A t t n O S

46302

LEGAL SECRETARY with generM kebaity'xaorkex * com-pensation background tor Law Arm in the Roches ter 'Auburn HMs srea Send resume l o Office Menager 2701 University Suite 223. Auburn H i * * Mi 48326

mauranca a v * l i t igation 4 t iuomaM law Heevy work load W o r d P e r t o d . IBM r ton-anoker Exceaent con-penaation package Sand reeume. with aalary requirements, to P O Box 37251 Detroit. Ml 46237

encad mdrviduM tor a variety o< off-ice dutiee including arord proceea-mg. typing. IWng. etc -Oeel candi -date muet be e c c v e t a i ea , * l i -onented and poeeee* a rraramum typmg i p e a d ol 40wpm Commun i -cation dictaphone. PC and math akMa are aMO required along with a

telephone manner WordPer

peckage Send reeume with aMary metory/requiraments l o

INDUSTRIAL RISK INSURERS 17197 N LaurM Par* Dr . Sle 3 8 1

Lrvonia. Mi 46152-2686 No phono c a M Ptoaeer

LEGAL SECRETARY-Exper ienced wanted tor expending Southf lMd law f i rm Word proceeeing exper ience •equireo Selary commeneurate * * t h enpenence C o o l e d Unda at

569-7700

LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced only, tor n o n - * m o k m g Southltold law offica W o r d P e r t o d

3 M - 0 1 U .

LEGAL SECRETARY Bloomfleld HMa Exper ienced pro-bate reM M l a l e generM Salary negotiable Sand reeume Phyat* Hudeck 1750 S Telegraph. B loom-fioid HMs Ml 46302

Operator / Receptionist N W Detroit eree. outcanoUve man-ufactur ing company looking tor an experienced Telephone Opera tor / Recepbomet Muel neve exper ience hand l ing h igh -vo lume N o r t h e r n Telecom phone system Mam lobby act iv tbM along with typmg. word proceeemg A strong c o m n x r a c a b o n skMs Poeit ior o i lers competrtrve ^ o o e S f.Vvja i f ykXr C W N ' ' ma* resume or leftor atatmg experi-ence Qualifies ticms 4 salary to

Box 572 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper*

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia Ml 46150

RECEPTIONIST/ SWTTCH BOARD OPERATOR

Fesi paced Uvoma dMtrtbutor a a p i s M M i f 4 anaigetic paraon to be reeponeib ie tor mult i -«ne R o m Pt ione System ai non-emokmg o i l •ce Pnor experience required FtM tane Semf reeume m conf idence l o BOX 546

Obeerver 4 Eccentric MewecapM i 36251 Schocacrah Rd

L»oma Ml 46150

Joei E the r AAan. * Matter m the Ane home turrasfangs mduetry. m an ex-

RECEPT lONtST ded M Iron! daek tor Auey reM M off lce H o u m om 12 to BpM.

M o n a m , Fn lo OfAce Hsnapar 74 Rd . W

RECEPTIO*MT PART T*aE needed tor real i

Id. i erangs i r eeponeMe I

2 -4pm Onfy M 62A-4000

CMTaer wor * ai Mrge * u l o repair ta-cmty I r om ofltoe Af temoono 8 Sal-

Apply m d 37 Duherr,

Sales/Service Assistant anmorAMa opernng tor an i y p a srve sea slerM'ig air thMAM tor teM paced group H e A hiaMt satoa oH-c e lo pe i tm m a variety o l :ue*omer eertnee-eeie* support kmctxon* Muat be obio lo nendto heavy phone a c t M f y lo aickada ecreerang A aa-eigmng telephone c a M This poM bon requi re* a c o v a c y A oftoi i t lur i l o

pulera to include word pi n a o M i g 4 Lotue 123. and knoaledgo of g roup

k n w a i n i r " Beever S ^ M 136. Troy Ml 480S4

No Ptione COM M I I I I FT

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT / D ^ ^ L -

F M A M C M L SECRETARY Proper ty menepoment con*

S E C R E T A R I E S

• S10-S12 per hour • Vacation Pay • Holiday Pay • B o n u s e s • FREE PC TRAINING

CeB Weetem lor the p e r i o d meter, to your a* Ma Wor Long 4 short t e rm i

6 1 5 - 0 6 6 0

W E S T E R N

S T A F F I N G

S E R V I C E S

313 261-7780 Ethan AAan Home in te r io r !

15700 Mid iaebei i Lrvoma. Ml 48154

_ B » C « p 0 o n « t / . S w i t c h b o a r d O p e r a t o r

SECRETARY - D u t a s mdude erv

AiexsM a s leader m the na* mdustry and a aubeidMry

Alexander one of sgement of Alex a

LEGAL SECRETARY lor b u s Southheld delenM f i rm At year* exper ienced Exceaent loca-tion 4 benefits Sand reeume to CoAais. Emhort i Ferraa. LAanoft 4000 Town Canter S le 909 South-field. Mi 46075

y | ORDER ENTRY POSITION tar m M 3 | order compeny Typing akMa 4

p ioMont phone eoquane Good elmoephere 4 benef i ts Can-Ion a rea C a l 9-4 453-4050

PART TIME RECEPTIONIST Houm Mon . 4 T h i r s . 3pm-9pm and

nek management conec*tmg i

SECRETARY tor ai tanor HeMgnar U g M book

B Kopftz. 5745 W MapM Rd W Olocxi'MMg 4S322

W Big B Ml 46064

DATA ENTRY OPERATOFtS Dey* 4 ef lemoona

JSQATLS

COLLECTOR tar growing f lnence company Experience preferred Wrt lo or send reeume to GN-RDS P 0 S a t 10 Southf ield Ml 46037

College Students Needed

• Word Processing/Clerical • Technical • General Labor

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 9433 Haggerty Plymouth Mi

COMPUTER A BOOKKEEPING -*a« n a a f f w w AUnannmM aaavtent poeff lon tor re ta* l um l lu re locat ion r i Rocheeier w a t rom on

a n P J l t ime/oiat imer pert • l a L Cof t iac i M a n A n n a .

313 -662 - IMO

COMPUTER OPERATOR Pari lane LJto meurence Company •oceled m Plymouth Ml I I M armaadi a te openmg tar Computer Operator wi th IBM Memlremo exper ience Ap prcnrlmalefy 3 hm M y mad to late oftor noon Exceaenl work ing c o m *

subnet reeume lo

333 Ptymouth Rd Plymouth Ml 46170

DATA ENTRY OPERATOR A preet ig ioua downtown d u b a •eek ing a Data Entry Operator with 2 yeera computer experience Can-d«3ele rnuet bo reawCM accurate A etna to meet deetHmee Good Bene-f i t * Pay ra le commanaurete wfth exper ience Caa Ron 963-9200 x290

DENTAL RECEPTtOfeST Exper ience required tar Downr iver off ice Peg board race* coaect ione Ca* 362-0710

piled tar

DATA ENTRY Highest pey lor your at tent ion to de- P leaM Ktontffy poal t lon oemg tad for atohe 4 rnxnanc mput with * ma|Or f l n a n d M Arm c * a Oartene 846-8500

Unl torca Temporary Service*

MIO SIZE law Arm m SouthAoid rar-mg LagM Secretary exper ienced in worker * c o m p crv* d e f w i M 4 word per lec t neeumee to Box 514

Obeerver 4 Eccentric IMwopopor* 36251 Schoolcraf t Rd " lurana «*t cstsc r

NEW CENTER AREA l * 5 * i A I U H ' U M U t f l CLFWf '

Mayor i -eeponetbaMM to a idudo ex t w « l l w o r k i n g .npwkeOge of dMpatch A order takmn rMetmg lo accuiaia maoalcMng Paraon* *p-plytng wM need typing A compcAer

A EXECtr r iVE ASSISTANT

A pi uleaMoriM r x k v O i a a hMdo t t

Customer Service Rep Pen Tane

i approximately 24-32 M * n per week I m d u d k i g Saturdays and aome l o a d e r * A a leei pecan ever

mg and lO-eey pen product ion tar o r M OfMry Appacent* meeting Iheaa uuaaALUmie may * p p ^ M o n Fl- P e r . e a r « 30am A 12 SOpm orMy

MELODY FARMS

Fermmgton H a * Ml 48331-3429

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK Buey SMM oervtce center a Wo* me lor an a m M t o u a pereon W i l l i

t ypmg A o » a M a c oMoe E - l * i I BeneMi package

Apply m p e r e o n only C O N T RAC T O N S STEEL COMPANY

CUSTOAAER SERVICE T O 1 1 1 1 2 0 YR

r e n c e m e m greei benaMs 5 day w a M EnwMoyment C a r t e 'A3*

DATA ENTRyraOOKKEEPER trong ecorxmttng MiBs I M* * y p e el M M 4 © - p m

L E G A L Racrurtmg for ABA * yr Por exper ienced W o r d P e r t o d LegM Secret ar te* A LegM RecapfKmaot*

FAX m M or caa today*

PERSONNEL AT LAW

3000 Town Canter S i * 2560 Sout l iAMd Ml 460*5

i "Wtona -I58JJ0BU

LEGAL-SECRETARIES

r s ry M O k j u i n w i H Tn-courr ALL FEES E M P L O Y E R *

tieeai* mg 2 legal sacre ts ras wfth corpo-rate ktigefion exper ience one wfth 1-2 year* e ipenonca end one with 3-5 year* experience Muet beve WordFtor tod 5 1. s t rong typing 4 superior organizat ional t kMs tar ties fast-paced growing Arm Send resume with salary h a t o r , l o Box 534

Obaerxei 4 Eccentric Newspeper* 36251 Schooicreft Rd

Uvome Ml 46150

PERMANENT per t - t ime clerical 15-20 houm per w e M Muet type

C M 661-1000 Ext 240

PERSON FRiOAv needed lor leal pecad food equipment d is t r ibutor Experience naceeeary m

LEGAL SECRETARY

Queened mdrviduM wmt 2-3 yrs legal exper ience Hignh orgerxzad with strong typing end wo rd pro-ceeemg i kMs Expand yom f r e e r

Ca* O F F C E T E A M today

Southf ield Ml 48034

524-3100 524-3115 201 W Big Beevei Rd =310

Troy. Ml 46064 Vocation and HoAday Pay Health C a m Benef i t* . E OE

PERSONNEL ASSISTANT immedle le opening lor parson expe-rienced in A D P - P t payro* proceea-mg Muet Be femaier with beneAt* wit i wM i ra t i on and b a M good PC skMs relat ing lo WP end other data

Compet i t ive i M l r , end Bonoflt packege Sand Mim'io m conf idence stal ing background end

7T2LE:

t ech rnque*

Kanfy* G LM t u r n e r f toemace f lepi eeentst ins

AJexM* mc 17187 La t fM Par* Drive

fou r th Floor chrome. IM 48152

An EquM OpporkaHry Employer

good phone « M a Apply M. AraaMc u o n o a i e n n o 5211 S - H a M a . Deer bo rn NO PHONE CALLS P L E A S E

SECRET ARY/SALES 9UPMOWT PARTTBAE

FARAMMOTON H S i S

LEGAL SECRETARY lor 11118* Troy lew Arm exper ienced m co rpo ro te and e*tete p lanning G o o d MM- . pnone ikMa 4 word proceeemg

641-7 C M Jen - 7460

LEGAL SECRETARY Temporery poemon lor app iux i -maiefy 2 ' I ' m M a negwa-awg -Xme 24 tor Oa nw ighem a w oMoa Mual b a oxpenencad m PeraonM mAjry prac-nca > a y t pa r B M e x a p o M 5 pi o to i i ed 947 1300

LEGAL SECRETARY tor Sou thltd pemonM mpay Arm 3 yean

J O A N N E

M A N S F I E L D

L e g a l P e r s o n n e l M 2 - 3 4 3 0 F a * 362-4SS1

LEGAL SECRETARY tor medtam

LEOA4 SECRETARY

SECRETARY Dear te rn vary p r o 75 wpm typing WordPer

l a d 4 1 To t * 3 000 *ee caM

LOIS RAY ^ P E R S O N N E L

SOUTHFIELD S6S-05«0 1 IM * t l * i

26555 Evergreen Ste 1530 S o u * , head 48076 or lax lo 313-363-4.504

LEGAL WORD P N 0 C E S 8 0 M RECEPTlOAMST

LITIGATION PARA-LEQAL •to per»onM B ^ r y

Arbor

momtoaoc departiasnt

• a M I * X. M I iaiai • rw • ' venaty of protects Send - t i * » i 1 PO S e a l * > o n l a * 8 i » l ^ M

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P A R T T I M E

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EMPLOYMENT 504 Help Wantad

Office-Clerical SECRETARY FRONT 0 € S K

Part-t ime. leading to toll U n a SouthheW coneul t ing «rm Hwaa WordPerfect 5 l , Lo tus jooO Malls p io ieealonai image g w a u n l per •duality G o o d pay ARBOR TEMPS « s a - n «

SECRETARY Full t ima lor eai estete construc-tion. management off ice T,p»ng. dictat ion, computer expenence nec-eesery Alene or Sherry 557-0770

SECRETARY Fu® ft part t ime General secretar ial Mi l ls needed Oak Park araa

548-3603

SECRETARY - Full t ima poamon tor safety angmeer lng company Must have o o o d phone presence, Com-pu le i exper ience nnth excellent t y p ing ft grammar neceeaary Serxl r«-l u r ^ ^ t O

m a r neceeaa-y 44 E Long Lake HIBs Ml 4830a

Rd

ECRETARY Full-Time secretary needed for f f Out busy resident ia l land development of f ice in f a r m m g t o n Hilts Must be a rel iable person pro-ficient m WordPer fec t 5 t as well as all around general of f ice e ipe r i ence and who en|oy* the reeoonvb i i i t y arid pace of a l secetarv of f ice Al « « 3 yrs of secretariat super-ence preferred Real estate of f inancial experience helpful G o o d salarv benef i ts C a l Elaine o « t » w ft-1 •

7 3 7 - 2 2 8 8 SECRETARY - LAW OFFICE

Northwes-ern ft ' 0 Mile Mo experi-ence necessary. Out must Oe sDte to trunk $5 an hour to start no bene-fits Opportuni ty for Quantum Leap learning experience 355-5298

504 M p Wantad Office-Clerical

504 Halp Wantad Office-Clarical

505 Halp Wantad Food-Bavaraga

SECRETARY - PART TIME 20-30 f o u r s par week WordPerfect 5 1 experience $6 SO per hour 275/8 Mile area Caa Preferred Executive Offlcee. 464-2771

SECRETARY Pan Time. 20-25 hours 3 days preferred to work In my Birmingham home, office 5 yrs o f f i ce e x p e r i e n c e p ro f i c ien t at WordPe r f ec t s 1 Call Sue 642-4121

SECRETARY Part time days Good te lephone manners references s muat Some c i e n c ^ e x p e n e n o e 9 Mile; Green held area 558-0200

SECRETARY. RECEPTIONIST NOVI Real Estate office seeks de-pendable person for menmgs ft weekends Typing ft phone skins re-quired Cail 349-9175 axt 224

STUOENTS CLERICAL JOBS

Recept ion is t 8 typ ing ; computer skills for temporary pobs this summer in Oakland County TEMPSTAFF 645-0000

TYPESETTERS Detroi t off ice of nations orgeat fi-nancial Print ing company la seek n g exper ienced rypeeaners for second 8 th i rd shifts Excsftsrt benef i ts 1

Send resume to Sowne. 610 W Congreaa. Detroit. Ml 4622ft At tn Mr Hasaa

BILL KNAPPS Restaur ant 3900 N Telegraph. BtomnWaSO HM* la now rarwg lor Fa* poemon* 0f waft persona. :«sMsrs cooks d l f i a s s h -ars * Duaaars We p ronde f lexible schedul ing 8 paid training C

• e a r 2-4 Appfy I pm for


SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST Growing investment Arm is seeking an energetic enthusiastic individual Salary ft bonus commensurate with a Wines Duties Include 9 line phone system plus general clerical Send resume 4 salary requirements to Di-rector o l Client Services PO Box 31A4 Soutnhetd Mi 48037

WORD PROCESSING SECRETARY internat ional banking headquarters has immedia te opening tor Word-Perfect 5 i wrth Windows Lotus a plus l o p s a i a n C a l Sheua 646- T862

i j n i f o i x * Temporary Services

W O R D PROCESSING SECRETARY

Immediate openmg • proceeamg expenen phone akM* a must Base a p lus We o « e r | day pay Temp-AAed i

» any word • Exceaenl Plus and D-'op pay. Hoa-uranca. Paid

BEVERLY MILLS GRILL m sea t i ng pinlaaaif inal

permanent , h j l t ime • WAIT STAFF

. HOST/HOSTESS • LINE COOK

Apply 31471 Southltold Rd between 13 8 14 Mas Rds

BUDDY'S PIZZA CARRY OUT

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST For investment banking f r m i r Farmington H « s Dulias -nouoe answering pf iones typing PC skins mail filing, organization, s must Salary posi t ion Reply to

Ms Hercnoc*

PO Bo« 251262 West Bloomfleld Ml 48325

holidays and bonuses Ca l lor an appointment loday*

L 'VONiA SOUTHFIELO AUBURN MILLS

464-2100 352 1300 373-7500

SECRETARY ft TELEMARKETING Automobi le wholesale! m Roy a. Oa* Good pay ft opportuni ty Ask for Don 435-3201

SNELLING P E R S O N N E L SERVICES

NEVER A FEE

SECRETARY Long term openings wit- national deve loper Mac in tosh open ings also Call Sarty 646- 7 66!

Otj'for ce "emporary Services

SECRETARY Mature with min imum 2 yrs cot ft computer skills lor 1 person ice Send resume to B o . s442

Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schooicrat l Rd

Livonia Ml 48150

SMALL SALES of f ice looking for part t ime help with Data Entry 8 Word processing Some computer expe r ience necessary F lex ib le hours for s tudent Send resume l o Business Off ice PO Box 701515 Plymouth. Mi 46170

T

SECRETARY needed 20 hours per

10 The l T B G'OUC. 39555 Orchard Hill Place Suite 225 Novi. 48375

i i . • I

T R A N S C R I P T I O N S ' part t ime heavy dictaphone, must be ab>e to work Flexible evening hrs Possible fill in dayt ime hr* Proven 5 1 WP experience 70 - wpm. Dependabil i-ty a must, call Oebbie.'Guy 354-^540

TYPIST/PART TIME F c law off ice Type SSwpm

505 Halp Wantad Food-Bavaraga

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for exper ienced g n u . cooks k i tchen preparat ion hussars 8 dishwashers Appfy m person at Bob Evans Res-taurant, 13911 Mid-diebetl Rd.. L ivon ia No phone calls

ANGELO BROTHERS Restaurant Now hir ing experienced. 0» wM t ram Wait Staff, Carry Oui Staff Hostess; Host Full or O t a time, f lexible hours Appfy in c » s o n Mon -Sun after 3 P M 33SS0 Ford Rd West iand 427-1872

SEC RETAR Must have

OFFICE MANAGER iputer organizat ional e aofn outer c

624 Warren, 48090-0624

SECRETARY - Permanent pari Time for W Bloomheid CPA firm Corn-Outer exper ience neip 'u l 20-25 hrs per week Ask <v Denise 737-0600

WORD PROCESSOR. SECRETARY ' Professional off ice with pleasant , working environment looking tor a wo rd processor with S HONG 1

experience Pleasant pnone manner -squired Compel it-ve pay Send re-sume to McKenna Associates Inc 38955 Hills Tech Dr Sul la 200 carrr, ington Hills Mi 4833"


, A N M . A H B 0 R . Sweet Lorraine s C * f * 8 Bar

is now hiring LINE COOKS

^ P R E P COOKS « ^ D I S 'D ISHWASHERS

ASSISTANT COOK Full Time Days Clancy s Bar & Gr i l . 323S0 W 8 Mile. Farmmgton Hills

477-7177

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ASSISTANT MANAGER r e s t a u r a n t e x p e r i e n c e aurant e x p e r i e n c e

c A m n p i i r r o ray i s ^

Can between 9 - i i a m 277-2740

C o n s u l t a n t I t ' s i h i i l l * r i » l « ' s s i « » n a l \ l l i l u t l « '

in.it makes an A t Van Sales Person successful Thai ana ' h e ',yc'

ina l A i Van is i t ie Jwges l and 'as iest g row ing furni ture retaile* m

U i c h g a n Superio* select ion F-ee oc .ery P o A e t u i serv ice

p rograms Trie nght mdivKkia l can m a k e a »ery successfu l career

« i :n us ano our Oene' ts a 'e tops Not everyone can Q„a> ly out i*

you ttimk you nave l i e r ight att i tude .-.e re n o * tak ing appl icat ions

and r -erv ew ing for Our WEST SIDE Store locat ions

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SERVICE MANAGERS National full service family dining cnam seeks qual i f ied candidates for local management openings 2 yrs * exper ience a must Excellent

t ra in ing, b e n e t t s 8 advancements To $28 t>00 - bonus 473-7212

Sloven J Greene Personnel

^ M A N A G E R S We are sacking aggressive individuals who can meet the challenge of a growing company W e otter an at-tractive salary and benefit package that is commen-serate with experience and abilities. Please send re-sume to:

B U D D Y ' S PIZZA. 31800 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 2 0 6 , F a r m i n g t o n Hil ls 48334 -3402 .

— B U D D Y ' S PIZZA We are a high volume restaurant now hiring

experienced, mature WAIT STAFF and high energy K ITCHEN STAFF. If you fh the ticket, apply In person a t B U D D Y ' S . 3 1 6 4 6 Northwestern, at Mlddie-beit, Farmington Hills.

505 H4p Wantad Food-BtvtriQt

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DELV1CRY DRIVERS •- Immediate openmga Earn up to U / t v Apoiy n p e r s o n 24 750 Te leg raph Rd Southf ie ld be tween 9 8 10 Mi


505 M p Wantad Food-Bavaraga

PIZZA MAKERS 8 cooks experi-enced wanted S6-J7/t ir Apply in person Bravo • P l ua , 2163 Pont lac Trail or 78 N Wil l iams Laka, Water-lo rd aher 3pm

DENNY'S Accept ing appacatxma lor experi-enced Cooks or swing and grave-yard sh i r t ! Star t ing pay 17 Apply m peraone Dermy a Grand RNW 8 10 Maa Roed. Farmington " M s D€SP€RATELY seeking energetic, poaRtve. service or iented, par t t ime servers, and Duaaars For prtvata d u b m Farmington M«a Prevloua

oe helpful 478-1888

EXPERIENCED WAITSTAFF

Ca* and aak tor Co le 522-2741

FULL TIME .'Pari t ime Cook Bua Persona Wait Staff and Bartenders Days and N^jnta Appiy wtt f im Wooly BuHys 43333 W 7 MMe Rd NorthvWe

CAFETERIA HELP NEEDED 16 hrs per wk In Lrvonia Monday thru Friday i * 75 per hour Pleaae cail between, 2 -5PM "523-4811

CHEF Contempora ry freer, seafood reetau-rant haa open ing for a Sous Chef-

OCEAN GRILLE 646-7001

CHEF-THE WHITNEY Seeks Paatry /Deaert Chef Experi-ence m other fine eatabl ishement re-qui red Professionals, onfy. need

4421 W o o d w a r d , S S

KITCHEN HELP EXPERIENCED

MEADOWBROOK COUNT RV CLUB 348-5584

KITCHEN HELP, Wait Staff experi-enced Deck open aoon Apply m person at Booklee, 24200 Degom-dra, Warren, 75S-3768

LINE COOKS, for new Roman Ter-race II Reel aurant Exper ienced onfy Interviews held dally vOam-3pm. Monday thru Friday 37610 Twelve M M at Haieted Rd

LINE COOK - Upscale Royal Oak Dek Flexible hours Exper ience re-qui red Appfy Inporson Mon-Fr l 2 -5pm. Pronto ' 608 S Waahmgton

LUNCH DeHvery Sales Person Must have vehicle Great oppor tun i ty Fu"

up to ( 1 2 00 hebr, c o m m a CaH Ron or Shirley 855-1

M A N A G E R S

To S30.000. 'bonus Industry leader seeks career minOed exper ienced manaoers Immedia te local open-ings Top benef i ts

PERSONNEL SYSTEMS 459-1166

Restaurant/Hospltaiity Hotel Food 8 Beverage Directors Tiaverse City Theme Restaurant Manage! Executive Chel 932-1170 Harper Aaeocialea 29870 Middlemen

Farmington Mala Ml 48334

Fleet aur ant

THIS OUGHT TO WHET

YOUR APPETITE The OWve Garden Amer ica 's lead-ing Hahan dlnnerhouse haa oppor -lunit ies for

• Wai te is 'Wai l resses • Hosts.Host esses • Dish Machine Operators • Pasta Makers • Bartenders • Bussers • Cashiers • Prep Cooks • Line Cooks

Gel a laste of our success Appry m person dally at one of the fo l lowing locations

• 4000 Mieweoe l i Rd Livonia

4198C Ford Rd Can ion Townar-ip

An Equa. Opportuni ty Employe!

THE OLIVE GARDEN

506 Hatp Wantad Sataa A Career In ReaJ Estate Sales Wi th Ua lea "REAL JOB

Our Proorama and Support Systema ara ao enect lve. We guarantee you a m m m u m annual income o i 825 000 witTi unl imited potent ial

DON T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE1 CALL US TOOAYtl l

SUE KELLY 844-4700

REAL ESTATE ONE AGENT,'PERSONAL LINES - S t rong mid-aDe agency Tafce over ajuetmg book Automatad many compamaa Experience mandatory 871-1000

ARE YOU MAKING FORTY THOUSAND PER YEAR?

Keep your |p» Worn Real Eatate atao Ca* lor more in format ion aak for Sue or Tracy 478-6000

ARE YOU MAKING FORTY " THOUSAND PER YEAR?

Keep your fob Wor t Real Eatate also Can for more in format ion, aak for Sue or Tracy 478-6000

ARE YOU READY TO TAKE Cont ro l of your own future? ready to earn what you your answer ia "YES ' than you' reedy tor a career in real aetata

Call Jim or Steve CENTURY 21 DYNAMIC - 728-8000

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ARE Y O U THINKING A B O U T

GETTING INTO REAL ESTATE?

Top Training - National Company Great Off ice Experienced agents, aak about our 100% p rog ram In NorthvUle/Novt, can Chuck "aat at

347-3050 COLDWELL

BANKER Schweitzer Real Estate

18 Offices Expect the best*

506 Halp Wantad Saiaa COMMISSION SALES POSITION

Caflkng on r e t a l card A gift atorea You wou ld ba aa«ng greet ing carda. s tat ionary, gifts 8 nove l ty 'gourmet l o o d Prev ious exper ience preferred but i i—kiq to oonek»aeother typaa of

ound Send rei beck ground U N R , P O Box 370 Royal Oak M O M

CONCERNED SALARIED WORKING PROFESSIONAL

is your rob secure? Why not develop a secure 2nd income m the lucrat ive G loba l Muit i -bMlon dollar Bualnaaa

m g Aaid? Backgrounds In S. Automottve Mana

Engineer ing, Sale*, Teaching, or Re-cru i t ing For appomtmen l ca l :

313 -456 -7747

Confused About Selling Real Eatate? G E T T H E STRAIGHT TALK W e are Ser ious about your aucoaeel

In tha Ptymouth/' Canton araa. C a l T o m Richard. 453-6800

Expect the beat*

COLDWELL BANKER

Schweitzer Real Estate CUSTOMER SERVICE

REPRESENTATIVE A local appl iance manufacturer haa an immed ia te opening lor an meiOe ialaa. cua lomer sarvica ec 'saenta-rrve OuaKOad candidate wm be raqu l rad lo reapond to cualomer needs In a courteous t eff icient manner Poamon raomraa heavy phone use Qualif ied candidate muat pc excellent communica-t ion akilia. ba mechanlca ly or ien ted 8 a aelf-alenter Goaege degree requ i red Compet i t ive aalary 8 e i cenen t benefits packaoe Send raaume to Jen MeOison P 0 Box 701383, Plymouth, Mi. 48170

SAUTE & Broiler Cook-Eves Excit-ing Royal Oak restaurant 3 yrs ©*-penence Apply in person Mon-Fr i 2-5pm, Cafe 610-610 S Wash ing ton

NIGHT COOK NEEDED

ply in person. M a m a Mia. 2 Plymouth. U v o m a 427-1000

SMORT ORDER COOK & Wai l Staf f Experienced Gallery Reslaurant . southwest corner or Mapie & Teie-

EXPERIENCED COOKS 8 Wan Staf i 8 Bus Help Excel lent pay lor right persons Appfy Mr Mike s. 35323 Ford Rd West land 722-8882

COOK Evenings Saute* upecele

BAR HELP, WAISTSTAFF Short Order Cooks Days 4 nights New -Rick s Spor ts Bar, 9565 Telegraph, Redford 533-8000

8APTENDER..-W AiTRESS Fu" or Part t ime Apply m person 31403 Michigan I corner of Marr i -man .i Wi l t t ra in

BARTENOER & WAIT STAFF

Half t ime Sports Bar 19170 Fermmgton Road LIvoma

Futr - f lm* s i y s H e a r s e n w 6 « i ment Communi ty . 22800 CMC Can-ter Dr . South f ie ld

COOKS NEEDED - Full or part t ime Days or even ings Weekends Bene-fits avai lable Apply wtthm

Jona thon B Pub. Lfvoma Mall

NIGHT LINE COOKS NOW HIRING - exper ienced reliable WAIT STAFF i COOKS/ SHORT ORDER E w i weekends a must Honey Tree Farmington nrngli

ARE YOU TIRED OF NOT BEING PAI0 WHAT YOU ARE WORTH' '

C O M E G R O W WITH THE FASTEST

G R O W I N G MEAT CO.

— . . . I Our people make $760 a week |u«« tor do ing their job Ca l Dava at

2 5 5 - 9 5 0 5

Bloomf le ld Hula

PLEASANT STA.FF and WORKING ENVIRONMENT

OUTBACK ' o u e e - ^ " '

e e © K s — Now Nr lng

WAIT PEOPLE S BUS STAFF Few private Orchard âke Country c>u0 Part l ime Call 'Oam-4 30pm

q682-0100

WAITPERSON CASHIER Marr iot t Corp Auburn Hills Expen-

2 30pm No evenings no weekends

ART V A N FURNITURE

• UalrWnQ - Benefi ts Income of $2500 to $4500 monthly

CALL MR CARLSON 425-9600

WESTLANO MR SMITH 478-8870

LIVONIA W W

C U S T O M E R SERVICE Service Representative

immed ia te career opportuni ty wttti expand ing branch operat ion of i t » ôr Xrm Appl icants muat be service-or iented. pc sale* abil it ies 8 be c«>eb le of learning new technol-ogy In tha f ields of data $ word pro-ceeemg Reaponaibi l i l ia* include in-terv iewing 8 teat ing applicants, per

$ record keepmg Retail »alea back-g r o u n d a plus For Interview ap-p o m t m e n l send raaume to Suite 202. 1695 North Woodward Ave , B ioomf ta id HHs. Ml 48302

506 HatpWantadSaiaa INDUSTRIAL TOOL SALES

mame n i l poanion open lor pet-eon exper ienced in m d u e i n a cut t ing too l * and p r e c w o n «Tetn*nant» Salary plus comrmaalon 532-1515

INSIDE SALES

For d is tnet m i l o f f ice o l lerâ electronics corpora t ion Wor t «v d u d a a Cu*«omer service quote-bone. order p lacement / t rack mg 8

nance Hi e lectronic components also compute r skMs In W ona Pa r ted 5 0 8 Lotus 123 Compet i t ive aalary 8 benefits M a i raaume lo

P h « p * Componen ts 32606 W 12 Maa Rd, Ste 305

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INSIDE SALES PROFESSIONAL PART-TIME

The Teft Group la the leading private sector in fo rmat ion provider to non-prof i t organizat ions If you ar * driv-en to excel nave superior communi-cat ion skias and sales experience

may ba able to |om our teem ofeaalona l work env i ronment

f lexible acfteduie of 20 hours par I IsHi . Monday th rough Friday dur-mg buameea houra. compemtve compensat ion and paid p e r t m g C a l our 24 hour pf tone number and conv ince ua you ar * the nghi person

313-861-7880

or. aervd your i The Taft Group

A t tn Human 835 Penobecot BkJc

Detroi t . M l 48226

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I N S U R A N C E CAREER wrth the coun t ry ' s largest premier agency LICENSED AGENTS to w o r t In Senior market No cost C a l Ernie

1-800-821-9580

crt ing race* i o n proof at All t ra ining prov ided

DeCartc 9-4 X/

INSURANCE SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Major Southf ie ld baaed insurance compeny seeks * 3alaa rapraaanta five Wtth te lephone sales experience and a Proper ty 8 Caauafty kcenee Travel wtthm Mich igan raqulrad E>

Part Time Flexible Hours Direct ing reaidenliai fine art sales

Soup in your araa of Weyne.

i k land , Macomb or Washtenaw count ies $500 par weak easy 8 up Direct sal s i experience more m -

dent iat reeume ind icat ing currant aalary history lo

Human Reeource* 8 Benefits P 0 Box 33430

Detroi t , Ml 48232-5430

Appiy in Lake 1 nght B loomf le ld

6203 Orchard Map le West

538-1030

WAIT S T AFF end COUNTER HELP - M e a « ACP*y* *Oer»m- - »-

Bread Basket Den 26052 Greenf ie ld at t O ' i Mile Must have exper ience

COOKS p a n t ime - n igh ts Pages F o o d . * Spirits, con tac t Mark between 2-5 pm 477-0098

PAGES FOOO 8 SPIRITS now hir ing, wan staff - part t ime, days 8 eves Contact Mary after 6 3 0 p m 477-0099

COOKS WANTED Af te rnoon and midnights Experi-ence neceeaary Apply m person onfy at Rams Horn. 6580 Middieoei i south of Joy Rd

BAR. WAIT HOST POSITIONS Fu l l ' pa r t t ime for new Roman Ter-race ll Restaurant, Farmington HIRs. Exper ienced only Interviews Mon thru Fn 10-3pm 37610 Twelve Mile at <-• a n t e d

BATES HAMBURGERS ALL SHIFTS.

Uniforms furnished Apply in person Sam to 10am or 2pm to 5pm 33406 5 Mile Civonla and 2229! Middle-Dell, Farmington H IM

CCW" A t . l POS'TTON5 -Please appfy wrth-in Bob Evans. 26245 Telegraph. Southhakj No phone calls please

BUSY local goff course looking tor pastry personnel 8 prep cooks Previous exper ience required For in format ion can 669-B«00

COOKS W A N T E D Pan Time Ptymouth area Main Street Dak 8 Restaurant Contact Ron or Sandy

453-7020

Sweet Lor ra ine s Good ben-efi ts Appfy m person 2 p m - 5 p m , Greenf ie ld Rd

North of 12 Mile

COOK wan tad Outgoing 8 seif-mot<vated Appfy wfthm Charlies Too 31415 Ford Rd Garden City, or 32413 Michigan Ave. Wayne

DELI HELP WANTED Full t ime posi t ions available Farmington H l l s Call 855-4 733

G O L D E N M U S H R O O M 4 Star. tine Omang for profess ional Wait S t * f i Server Assistant . Bar Staff Must De ma-ture rel iable, dedicated to the in-dustry and mainta in a good poaltrve a t t i tude Appfy In person

18100 W 10 Mile Rd (at the corner of Southf ield Rd )

Southf ie ld

PANTRY PERSON for eve* Exci t ing Royal Oek restaurant 3 yrs experi-ence Apply m person M o n - F n 2 - 5 p m Cafe 610 610 S Wash ing ton

--MflXl.-ATTENTION SALES ASSOCIATES

WAIT STAFF & BARTENDERS - tuB 8 part 1ime Appiy in person a l e r 8pm. Showt ime Lounge 27200 Cherry Hill Dearborn His

WAIT STAFF. 'BARTENDER • Apply in person. 38O0 N Woodward Roy-al Oak 1 •> miles N of 13

PART TIME OR F u l t ime, m a t u r * person, cater ing coord ina tor , t yr cater ing experience. Mon -Fri ma-lonty of hours 332-6400

PASTRY CHEF wanted for presti-gious pr ivate c lub Must be experi-enced ft sefl mot iva ted Send re-

P I Z Z A C O O K Exper ienced F u l t ime, f lexible hrs Apply The Alibi, 6700 Rochester Rd , Ti Troy (ft M-581

WEIR, MANUEU.SNYOER ft RANKE, INC. REALTORS

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D o n ' t m i s s y o u r c h a n c e t o l e a r n w h a t a

c a r e e r i n r e a l e s t a t e w i t h a m e m b e r o f

t h e C E N T U R Y 2 1 S y s t e m c a n o f f e r y o u

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C a l l n o w t o r e s e r v e y o u r p l a c e

For More Information Ca l l J i m B u r t o n or D r o p In

8 5 1 - 6 7 0 0 T u e s d a y , J u n e 2 9 t h a t 7 p . m .

Q n M ) £

MJL Corporate Transferee Service 30110 Orchard Lake Road Farmmgton Hills

(Between 13 & 14 Mile)

A U T O S A L E S N E W / U S E D

EXPERIENCED/TRAINEE P o s i t i o n s a v a i l a b l e f o r m o t i v a t e d

m e n & w o m e n w h o p o s s e s s a

s t r o n g c o m m i t m e n t t o c u s t o m e r

s a t i s f a c t i o n . E x c e l l e n t p a y p l a n ,

t r a i n i n g p r o g r a m , m e d i c a l , r e t i r e -

m e n t a n d m o r e f o r q u a l i f i e d i n d i -

v i d u a l s .

Call Now For Interview Appt.

CRESTW00D DODGE 4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0

IF YOU'RE W O R K I N G HARD BUT Y O U R

P A Y C H E C K S HARDLY W O R K I N G

11 pays l o wor* a i Red Lobster We have o p p o n u n i n a * lor

• Wai ters /Wai t i • U n a Cooks ' Bar tenders • Dtshwaahers ' Hosts /Hostesses • Food Product ion

WAr 'STAFF 8 BUSPERSON Days Nights Brandy » Restaurant

m Bloomf le ld Hills Apply in person 336-4300

WAIT STAFF/COOKS Full and.'or pan - t ime posi t ions now open Day & Night Shi f ts Compet i -t ive wages Sheenan s On The Green 5 Mile at 275 420-0646

Experienced, full .'part t ime Apply m person M o n -Fn after 2 PM

The Woodbndge Tavern 28SSt Aubin. Downtown Detroi t

WAITSTAFF Ful l- t ime ft par t - t ime evenings Some exper ience pre-ferred Apply wtthm Roman Forum, 41601 Ford Road Canton 881-2030

WAIT STAFF Full t ime Experienced Food 8 nquor Apply Alibv 6700 Rochester Rd Troy inear M-591

WAiT STAFF lul l t ime Start ing at * 2 95 Average l i p $40 Must apph in person Break fast

luVi t f i **OTfy~ C t f t o»r»uBi i 8 s m - 2 p n i for appoint men. t 358-0668

C o d w e l l Banker Dif ference

• Four Comm;*a ion Plana • Referra l* /Relocat ion • Beat Buyer* /Best Seller* Systems • Accred i ted Training

For a personal interview contact DAVE SNELL at 462-1811

C O L D W E L L BANKER Schweitzer Real Estate

Expect the beet*

Call Mr Donald 921-«834

AUTO LEASING & LISTING AGENTS

New concep t leasing c o m p a n y needs 3 professional agents to earn good money & future wtth expand-

Commiaaion • Draws

AU COUNTER PERSON

Experience helpful A t t i tude most important Fu* t ime 455-0762

AUTO SALES (No Experience Needed)

We offer • Salary • Comml*a ion • Hospitalization. - Paid vacation • Demo • Stabil i ty

• A»ey Coordmatons

24705 t w e l v e Mile Rd Southf ie ld

Apply m person Monday Thursday f rom 2 PM • 4 PM at one of the above locat ions

A r Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

RED LOBSTER

W A T STAFF POSITIONS OPEN FULL ft PART TIME

Eiper ienced ' Appfy wi th in Lo* Stock 8 Barrel NW corner c Dtake 4 Grand Rrver

WAITSTAFF ft SHORT ORDER COOKS

Fu* or part t ime Ask tor Carol or Tort 348-2723

WE ARE LOOKING tor Wan Staff & a Cashier. 'Bartender lul l or part t ime Also need Weekend Dishwash-er Cherry B lossom i Japanese Res-te j rant ) . Novi 380-9160

506 Hslp Want»d Sajt« FUN PLACE TO WORK -

Contact N E 0 AWRAR. Sales Manager

LIVONIA VW-MAZDA 34501 Ptymouth Rd

ibetween Wayne ft Farmington i

4 2 5 - 5 4 0 0 for appomtmen l

AUTO SALESPERSON fo« uaed car lof in Ptymouth WM train right person 455-5566

AUTO. VAN. ft TRUCK Cue lom Superstore looking for l a l a i MAN-AGEMENT LEVEL-benef l ts Aak tor Chuck 255-6226

RESTAURANT LOOGING Cater ing Manegers ft Chefs

258-5533 ROONEY PERSONNEL CO

158 Pierce S i . Sle 202 Bi rmingham Ml 48008

RESTAURANT-LODGING Managers reafaurant man-

t j a i W O W . fuuu « B » I * M ' Manager ! needed for hotels ft res-taurants ROTH YOUNG Personnel Suite 4040 25506 w 12 Mae Southf ie ld

313-848-8800

selling country furniture "les. 4 col lect ible i tems at The W»-•ows at the Wonder land Mal i Retail experience preferred bu l not neces-sary Call Sue 422-4515

ARE Y O U THINKING ABOUT A

REAL ESTATE CAREER?

If so you owe It to yourself to inves-t igate why we are e t m the market place and best suited to insure your success Look at our ad under REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS All real estate companies are not the same

BE WITH THE BEST

Coldwel l Banker is rated the a t g rowing real estate franchise in the U S A Company for the 80 s

• Pre Ucenalng • * Commtsaion Plans • Group Health insurance • Best Buyer . 'Sal • r Systems • National Relocation • Coldwel l Banker Urwer* iTy

DISCOVER THE COLDWELL BANKER DIFFERENCE

Call for interview today -lecquelme Stauer

737-8000 477-4353

- T - - OtS£OV£R-TH£: - ~ v -Coldwel l Banker Difference

A FREE Seminar on Real Estate Sale* Careers

Tuesday June 28 1883 7 0 0 P M

18241 Newburgh Road Livonia. Michigan

To reeerv* seating c a l Davs Sne* * t 462-1811

COLDWELL BANKER Schweitzer Real Estate

ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTOR Look ing lor full t ime Counter Sales P * r son Fun benefits Electronic or ta le* exper ience preferred

Call 525-1155, axtarrtlon 334

EXPERIENCED ft Friendly sate* person wanted lor fine lewemy • to re , downtown Bi rmmgham

3 5 4 t M f e 2 .

SERVICES Preat ig iou* national co rp seeking Execut ive Market ing Rep lo contact buam*as*« through a proven target m a r k e t i n g p r o g r a m App l i can ts must have a degree and a deair* 10 be pa id what you are worth W * pro-v ide t ra in ing, mentor - |omt w o r t p r o g r a m Executive benefi t*, salary p m * c o m m m o i i i Send reeume to J.J. Accardo , District Manager, 31860 Nor th weatarn Hwy . Farming-ton Huts. Michigan. 48334

FLOOR COVERING SALESPERSON L A e l u n ^ i a . i A exper ienced ik i l ia* atonal sa le* person w i l l * min imum Of 4 -6 years experience m ra ta l floor cover ing Must have knowl-edge of measuring, reading blue-pr ints ft est imat ing Contacts al-ready es tabk*h*d A sincere tMeirs to suceed c a r bnng unl imited earn-ing power Salary pfu* commiss ion C a l lor appointment after 2:30pm Dennis Rlemer. Riemer Floors, mc

353-4050

F O O D SALES!! High Earn ing* A l Laeds Fumlahed Salary ft Draw plu* Commla«lon ( 4 0 K t o SS0K Exceaent Training P rog ram and Car A lowance Apply m Person or Can M a s at 453-5100

RICH PLAN of PLYMOUTH 8357 GENERAL DR =115

PLYMOUTH. Ml 48170

FREE TRAINING! Seeking mot ivated individuals to w m rapid ly expanding Real Estate Co m Weet Bloomfleld Must be wising to w o r t hard and Be trained

CENTURY 21 Premiere

6 2 6 - 8 8 0 0

FULL TIME poaltlon m R o y * Oak gift shop Reta* experience pre-fer red Some Saturdays evening hours reqiared 543-7676

FURNITURE SALES

EVERYTHING YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW

A B O U T A CAREER I N REAL ESTATE

l / * a t i o n H O L I D A Y I N N al SfX MILE R D and

Date: T H U R S D A Y . J U N E 24. 1993

Time: ^ : 0 0 P .M . to 9 : 0 0 P.M.

Call one of tbe follouing offices to reserve your seatt

T A I W N < J O V V A R A T HILLTARIEA ^ o i l B A R R Y ELLERHOLZ fa"V^-1 M l

PIYMOl TH ( A N T O N & NORTHV1UJ • CALL JOE MF.LNIK (a 4SS--000

IJVONIA A REDFORD AREA CALL F.RK RADF.R a 261-0"00

WESTLAND A GARDEN CFTY AREA - (ALL TONY (AMILLFRJ a \26-2000

DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE Ce* Jim Stevens or Neel L * m p h e r *

459-6000 COLDWELL

BANKER Schwertier Reef Es«e»e

REAL ESTATE C A R E E R

AMBITOUS7 CONSCIENTIOUS"'

W E W A N T Y O U l i W» wm train you and start you on U - 4 14-A^

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ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SALES Career opportuni ty with Southeast a m Michigan s largest A T f t T VAR and supplier of hightech te lecom mumcefions eoulpmertt ne tworks and eortwere Higheel commlaaione m the Induatry with bonua. prof i t sharing 401 K p iw i medical / opti-eal/dantai meurance car al lowance

energet ic I alaa person tor belter K * n i t u r e If you heve * 1s* lgr beck ground furni ture m n expenanoa or have a flair lor color coordmat ion

COLDWELL BANKER Schweitzer Real Estate

BUSINESS EXPANDING ovareei seekmg 3 goal d i rected people * v we have a piece toi you on our aatee tereatad m diversifying praaant m- start Bo th fua ft pent-time poenione come Reeiduai income Foreign , *veHeI>le C a l Mr Wolf 10 30-5 30 contact* * plus C a l J im Thornton. | 313-525-0030 6-10pm 52S-6722

SOUTHFIELD AGENCY seeking commerc ia l p roducer prefer tx>o* of bue inesk Benefi ts Detailed reeume 0 Box 2246. Uvonia Ml 48151 -0246

INTERVIEWERS

mot ivated . V n b f U o u * ft a s e t W l LUUMIU M • I W T

Jr> the next b o o m Industry? Our H ^ j ^ a m . ^ l O f y i • p y f * . Yrm must have doemg exper tsn ie ' wtth the midwest isedar m self actu ehzation Ca* Mr Rober ts for per sons! interview f r om 11am-5pm st

513-4041

JEWELRY S A L E S P E R S O N Great oppor tun i ty for the right per son Fast t rack h igh volume store Must have a m in imum of 3 yeers leweiry sales exper ience Flexible hours, benef i ts s t rong 11 aiipai i n -tton p r o g r a m Call Barb, Murray s on P lymouth Rd 837-0160

M A N A G E M E N T TRAINEES

W e ' r e Opening The Door to New Opportunities

JOIN US AT OUR NEW LOCATION

work ing wfth a Was Street m e a t -men! f i rm Only ambi t ious, mothrst-ed people need apply Laam more about t h a oppor tun i ty as a regis tared repraaentatfve with : a rew po-tential m management by aendmg reeume eitth cover letter to Mr Paul, FIRST INVESTORS CORPO-RATION. 22260 Haggerty Rd Suite o 160 NorthvUe Ml 48167

FIRST INVESTORS

Market ing Trainee Local office of a national organization needs a few good people, willing to work hard and be trained G U A R A N T E E D $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 first year Income.

Call Sheila Clink 3 5 6 - 7 1 1 1 , axt 217

REAL ESTATE ONE MATURE INDIVIDUAL lor f u l t ime S a i n Poeit ion Soma f loral or l s i s i

son Harry MMar Flowers. 27888 Orchard Laka Rd , Farmaigton Hi ta

NEEDA JOB? Phone people needed Good hourly plua bonua No exper ience necee-aary W » tram C a l Ckmele Contro l 8-4. aak lor K im 730-8500

NEW CONSTRUCTION SALES F u l t ime Uceneed real aetata age rm for new site c o n d o m i n i u m * m Wa le r to rd ft Fen ian Muet be nagmy

conet ruct ion sales Greet potent ia l For an mtervtew c a l M a r t 352-8550

NEW HOME SALES PERSON O a t a i i d County Experienced with

ERA Bankers Realty . . . i i f c S U O O

CABLE TV SALES Metroviaion e looking lor a r imme-diate K4I t ime sale* representat ive to handle direct sales ectMCk

| Fsrrmngton. Fermmgton HMs. chroma ft Redford Pro tec ted lory Sataa experience preferred Appacatlone accepted at cx* Farm-

, u g i o n Hals a r t c e . loca ted at 17735 Enterprise C l ft at OL* Lrvonia off

. lAft^ft t e i n n g s o n aa . Ah Fouel Opportuni ty Employer

CALLMPI F u l ume |obe. 8 M*a /Heg-garty NcM 40 ho»rs e weak 1240 gross Look ing tor herd working people C a l Mr Haa. t o e m ftpm

3 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

AOOfTIONAL INCOME Look ing for

ARE VOU CONSIDERING A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE?

irtune Propert ies rêsflois hes •versi openings tor M H S « * aaaae mpfe m I hen weef Btuunif latd lo-

cation We oAar you enanafve f ra fn mg wfth s l u l t ime trainer s t a l e o i m e e n f a l l a w a a d e x p o r t

i s you ie m a k e your ' o r t u n e i Cafl •odey l o aea • you * j e W y Aaa iar Sharon Q m m a n I M - 6 0 0 0

ARE Y O U TIRED O f BIG P R O M I S E S &

SMALL PAYCHECKS?

A CAREER A GREAT PLACE TO WORK AMO A L A I J X MTHUFCTYIFCL . . . w c o O E a u f l r o f V f r s "

WHAT WE CAN O T E R TO THE AMBITIOUS CONSCIENTIOUS

ANO SELF MOTIVATED C a l JOSEPH P M E L M K ORB CMS

REAL ESTATE ONE 4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

Cheng® Your Ute! Start a new cai I * m real aatals today C a l Cero i Voel at

REAL ESTATE ONE 9 S 2 - S 5 9 0

C O M M I S S I O N SALES

FURNITURE SALES D o you have ra ta l experience? Are you mak ing what y t * j know you're wor th? A l ua rdaner WhMe Furmture

Furn i tu re W s ol lsr h o * 0 * * f e e b o n pasd vacat ions, paid t i smmg pro-g r a m anf l • great a v U n g a M r o n -

wm oe eccpeBng i a t 21100 W f t M i

HOTEL SALES REP - For l u l 197 r o o m proper ly 3 le 4 d week on the road Pnor hotel

Sheraton mn A m Arbor 3300 Boer J aa Ann Art ior Mt 4«KW

INSK3C SALES* ELECTRONICS

T>ie ideal candldels would heve w

»«8 toe SALES S T W l

N O W HIRING

SALESPERSON Full or Part Time

STOCK PERSON Full or Part TVme

For Premier L ight ing Showroom APPLY AT

BROSE ELECTRICAL 7 MHe at Newburgh

LIVONtA -

OUTSKIC SALES PERSON tor print mg •

Ml 44tSO

look ing tor an I ' l l i l n * paraon * * * wm, reoant mduMnal sMes n e i — *

REAL ESTATE CAREER

A M e m o u e ? c o N e o o m o u s

WE WANT YOU!!

REAL ESTATE • C A R E E R S E S S I O N •

R h d OM why Cent iay 2 t e me l e r v

be yours Ex

CoSfluCToSr *T3B.

M 1 - 0 0 T 0 C S R / e ome* p«i

rep* 8pm •ncomaig ca*a Our Our g o o d rep* wm

per h o w Pi * « • ev

Ca« S » < M t

CUTTINO 1 5 M OOm

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eon i K i a l i e r f 'x* mm or mmt <

CENTURY I I wcST vesaa

RmI Estate C « r « « f

"Free Train ing"

C a l t o d a y . 8 5 1 - 6 7 0 0

C E N T U R Y 21 MJL

1

5 0 6 H i p W a n t e d M m

OUTSIDE ADVERTISING Seles Ex ecutrve F u l t ima parson with 1-2 years print advert is ing aafee expwl-anoe tor e group of 0i-weekly r e e s papera Exceaent compensat ion ft benefit necksge tor the nght person W i l l i send reeume lo Peg J Mer oer Director of Adve r tMng A d •ence Newapepere, PO Box 487 9«sera Creek Ml 4S4T3 No phone ca«» P U S H Submit raaume By Wed Jufy 7, 1883

An Equel Oppor tun i ty Employe!

PROMtWENT RESIDENTIAL buldar. ' developer a looking tor a mghfy mot lve lad individual to handle mar-ket ing ft sales dut iee m fit* Troy de-velopment Specif ic exper ience not

but w t i be oonatdared must Pay com-

manaurata wi th exper ience ft eblkfy Send reeume lo The BeneKke Group 200 E Long Lake Rd Suite 185 EUoomlMd Ml 4S304

naceeeary Weekend •

PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR Super energet ic htohly motfvated. herd work ing, fr iendly people per-eon lo develop ft menege the Pub-Ac Relatione Dept of * busy doc-tor s office Muet have exceaent commun ica t i on ft organizat ional s k *s Must be comfor tab le w o r t m g wi th upper level management Hours m d u d e some weekends ft evenings An exceaent caraai poai-t f o n P l e e s e a p p l y <t S w a n Ch i rop rac t i c C l in ic In S te r l i ng

878-1100

REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS

The old day* and ways ar * no morel Juat get t ing * kcenee • not enough to m*ure success if you w e sailing 10 work haro. no other company can oftor e b e n e i peckage to help you

• f r e e pre-Mcenamg • Indfvidusttzed t rammg • 100% commlsaion plan • Completely updated office

and technical systems • Group heelth coverage • Best buyer and u s e r system • s t reted f ranchiss system • Unsurpassed nat ional snd local

advert is ing exposure

C e l Jim Stevens or Neel Lamphere 468 8000 tor pereonal mtsrvlew

COLDWELL


R e m e r i c a

Is the largest real e s t a t e • o © w i p a i * y ~ i n ^

Ptymouth, now with 3 offices W e have openings In all three locations & we offer the best 100% commission plan S FREE pre-llcens-Ing classes For our a next career night cail

GARY JONES Ann Arbor Rd at Sheldon

4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0

DiCK R A N D A Z Z O Main St. In Plymouth

4 5 3 - 0 0 1 2

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N REALTORS

m EMPLOYMENT SOI Wantad 8a*— M> Ha«p Wwrtad ftatot 507 Halp Wirtad 507 Halp Wanted 501 Ha* Wantad 512 Joba Wantad

REAL ESTATE SALES *fp<<E8£KTAnv* Part Tima Pari Tlrea Pomaatfc Mate / Famato p w ^ f f w l n g ' s n 1 ' A B S O L U T E L Y PERFECT tor Par- PART TIME poalt lon m Royal Oa* LOOKING TO heve tun at a beach? DIANA'S CLEANING SERVICE

Earn wfiaa you leemi Keep your i r a ^ earvlce product needs » i s n t s ^ s e c f i s r s who need Inooms gl f l f t o p . Rata* eapertanoa pre- Play outaMaT Look ing tor «apan- • RaaManttal • Commartaal preeent -oC while you l aka eleeeee t x amT m n c w( I eaiea n i n n i l i lo "«x*>le hrs S a l Educational torred Some Selurdeys ft knAed snosd. eneigaf tc o . » l | l student to • h i a a o r n f e l i Rases evenings C e l now lo begm your - T W V s ) I O ^ ouekwes communi ty DISCOVERY TOYSl Caa S a m 01- evsnk ig f w s reqiared 54a 787» PM, wfth 2 chao-en. 5 ft 3 yf old*. 3 1 3 - 4 6 1 ^ 2 2 8

— T O * S T E V E H O C K I N G ^

P e r t n T a S S o . 2n 4 a ^ ! ! ^ BINOERY HELP - ON CALL Traaeng prov ided P t e e e e W ^ M r j L w e e a K ind , gentto ft honee l

r K I T I n \ / A 4 Park Dr ° 400e. LIvoma. Ml 48152 —1 - I t t t n I b i m I n n a m k v i u i t i e s DCRATISI m w to Own 11 • 11 •• I Ulaei III 332-4753

T h u r s d a y , J u n e 24, 1 9 9 3 OdtE

CENTURY 21 Hart ford South

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

REAL ESTATE C L A S S E S

Laam how to ob tam your Micf i lgar Real Eststa kcenee Our cleesss are •aught by exper ienced protoaason-M* Stete of the ent feemty Day and PM csaaaae avai lable »125 mdudae tui t ion and me tenNe For more In format ion cell d i a m g buamaae hours

1 - 8 0 0 - 9 8 9 - 2 1 2 1 Saies ,

BUSINESS TO BUSINESS Part or f u l - t lme Must be mot ivated parsietant ft have a p r c l l l i m o a l im-age Training prov ided Comrmaaicm sales Metro Detro i t te r r t tonss Send resume to:

Bualnaaa VlaKm Corpora t ion 414 Main St . Sufte 207B

Rochester Ml 48307

SALES DELIVERY ft CoaectWne People needed Earn up to *20K to start Contact Brian at Michigan Rant to Own 313-483-5400

S H O E SALES Feefson woman 's shoe s tors needs fu l - t lme * B g i ' * e f * experienced sale* parson Excaasnt salary and other benaOta- Appfy In parson

Rotors Shoes Tal-12 M a * feaagraph at 12 Mae

Southf ie ld 352-0442

START AND GROW WITH THE BEST!

ARE Y O U TH INKING A B O U T A C A R E E R IN

REAL ESTATE? t h m e r e s t ra ta * lower then they

SALES ENGINEER - To S45.000 Ibeae pm* bonua) Electr ical engi-neering degree 2 yeers * experi-ence m technical sales Local area, national company Exceaent Dene-fits Career oppor tun i ty 473-7210 STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL

eststs M M ere eoartngl II you are th ink ing ot start ing s c»-rssr think about us We' re ths larg-est real aelate f i rm m West Bloom-itold. snd n o o n s In ths busmsss has a better commiss ion p len thsr we dot Ws rs growing even mors - so grow wfth ueil Ws wm amaze yout

CONTACT STEPHEN LEIBHAN, C R 8

SENIOR, VICE-PRESIDENT

THE MICHIGAN GROUP

8 5 1 - 4 1 0 0

S A L E S - E x p e r l e n c e d , m o t i v a t e d , outside ia le* rap for a * i » b * * h e d ac-counts Commiss ion ft sxpsr i ss ac-count Aak for Mar tens 326-5444

SALES MANAGEMENT - Explore the management oppor tun i ty wi th Prtm-ertca f inanc ia l Servtcea wt ike an|oy-infl tha aecurtty of your preeent )o6 C a l Ga iMd Howard S57-2803

SALES - Northvtlte based msnufsc-turing compsny needa aggressive ensrgst lc and exper ienced person

. i o r n u u M e a laam,. WWmc- lauavas .

- -fijnmmt ^sSSrrSSSnsv*r isf sry history to BELANGER, INC , P O BOX A. NORTHVILLE. Ml 48 f«7 SALES PEOPLE ft BILLER - wsntsd for ussd csr ops rs t lon Expertencs

SALESPEOPLE Corporate off ice needs la ieeceop le for the Detroit aree Compeny bene-rtts available after 80 day* Back-

'- • A 6 ; * M . C A f t £ £ a S - 1. DESIGNER/SALES

M you are s ta lented mghty motrvst ed p r o f s s i o n a i w i th except ional design color coord ins t ion and com-municat ion skins end customer ser-vice or iented wa want to hear from you We offer an exceaent salary beea piue en added commiaaion range ot 7 8%, and * n outs tanding opportu-nity for career g rowth Come grow wtth us ss we ember t on s new venture complete ki tchens end cus tom cabinetry el our newty renovated Lhronie

Fu«/Pen Time poertions available Please send reeume to

Ernan Allan Home interiors 15700 Middlebel t Roed

u v o m a . M i 48154

RETAIL JEWELRY SALES ASSOCIATES

(FULL-TIMEl

Encelent g rowth opponturvtieel Rata* Sales experience, soft-moti-vation superior communicat ions akiMa preferred We provide com-petit ive saiariee and benefita

tf .n t t reated m s M l t ime sales poeit ion at our OAKLANO MALL LOCATION pleaae contact the i l o r a for an appomtmen l

M E T E R J E W E L E R S O A * I. ANO M A L L 588-3805

o a * B i r £ . . -P O B O * 3 ' 8 »

Tsyioi Ml 481*0-8788

Equal Oppor tun i ty Employe!

RETAIL SALES - LUGGAGE F u l t ime permanent poeition. Expe-rience needed Appfy in person Humidor One NW c o m e i Ever green; to Mas Rd Southltold

9 5 3 - 9 4 . 3 9 : T o r personal Interview

SALES PERSON - EXPERIENCED Better Home Improvement Compe-ny Excellent comrmselone Ask for Don Z 278-8222

SALES PERSON Floor cover ing Sal as Pereon needed for s buey special ty stone Must bs

f loor covering,

TAKE ACTION Exploefvs m s r t s o n g concepts lust-ing national g rowth Proffts exceed-ing record he igh t * Sesfcmg money motrvstsd indiv iduals to hslp wtth Michigan sxpsns ion Travel ft train-ing s v s l a b l e Ser ious mquk lae only C a l 482-4848

TELEMARKETING/INSIDE SALES Poamone a* H a t * * wi th national lee sing company Previous cus lom-sr service skMs requi red M s r t s t l n g expsnsnce preferred but not nsc-ssssry Piesee send rssums to T H , P.O Box 8066. Fermmgton HI0*. Ml 48334

• - - TFcEwxiwrrrws "-"i C A S H PAID DAILYI

WHI t r *m. * t * n now Undsr new manspement Garden City, 425-5225, S t i r l i ng Heights. 938-5211. Royal Oak 583-8866.

Te lemarket ing - Inbound

$8-$18/HR. Fast paced of f ice Is l ookmg lor sx-psnisnced snd sntry level peopis M u t t be aggreesrve ft money mot ivated

BiNOEFtY HELP - ON CALL Experience s plus but not eary Farmington HMs 473-1414

CASHIER Canton firm look ing for part t ime Cashiers Must be a i s S s f j l ! tor some everwig and eaa*and w o r t Apply m person: 41800 Ford Rd

PART-TIME CLERK TYPIST CITY Of FARMINGTON HILLS

Appacatxma are being accepted for e pert Ome clerical poemon General of l loe exper ience required, typing 45 w p.m , prof ic iency » WordPer-fect plue good cuetomer rale bona ska lor contact with p u b i c High School Graduate or eomnaSoni 20-24 hours par weak M . 5 0 - $8 28 Hour Appacat lona accepted unM A l ly 2, 1883 Appfy In wr i t ing or In

lo

P T Clerk Typtst Personnel Depar tment

City of Fermmgton HMa 31565 W 11 Mas Roed

Fermmgton HMs. Ml 48336 i Egusl Opportumlty I A r I Employer

CLEANING POSTPON - 2-3 days1 weak Must bs snthuSMUc. depend-able ft f lexible Good pay Ca* Dust-buster Inc . after 4pm 427-1430

PART TIME c lubhouse et lsnoant needed for large f i s r t r r i s i ' i i com-Bisx m South hew Must bs rvaAeCie n igra* ft inesk.snds Contact

354-0170

DEUVERY PERSON ovar 18 Must have ra lab la t raneponaocn Ca* Amer ican Speedy Print ing at

683-8525

DISCOVERY TOYS - A great way to earn extra income balancing tanUfy and a fun f lexible fob Psrtsct tor persnts C a l La 737-9074

DISTRICT MANAGER NEEDED to coordinate demonst ra t ions W Novt. Livonis and Farmington HMa aree grocery storae Set own hours. No sales caa* Jefl. 540-2020

848-7028 axt 184 Mon -Thurs 8 -1

TELEMARKETING, FULL TIME Pharmaceut ica l * Hourly plus com-rntoefeyt F iM b e n a « * V t i r ^ C W = Sieve. Mon - F n 8:30-4 30 683-0640

T E L E M A R K E T I N G i m m e d i a t e openmge, hrs 8 30-3 or 3 30-8pm Tram wfth pay Hourly p lus bonus Farmmgton * r e * 478-2784

33S-2060

TELEPHONE SALES , - A — Earn hourly ra ta plua com-

miaaionl C a l on exist ing c»-1 ents ft Weds m medicai ofhe-

meesurmg snd ss t ims t ing of carpet, 1 ^ . . . ' - m i , . oof ornca in uvonta vtnyl. cersmic »n<j w o o f l floortng E x c r t t r t oppo r tunny #oc • p m w ,

to +JCC+*<3 L>nl»rrWt«d $ 2 5 0 0 0

GUARANTEED!! If you always wsn tsd l o atart a

•al eetete sales Out Isff you cou ldn ' i l ake e c h a n c e on a lower first year income. NOW IS

3 I A f l J E p t l - c < l

guaranteed income program, end s ten immediate ly m a career Held of unamned earning potent ia l


s e w s e Door lo door canvassing Sat ap-pointments for home improvements C a l Thermel Sa*h, John Andeneon

522-4500

PART-T IME Executive Secretary with axe e l ent WordPe r tod ft d ic taphone akMa needed tor buey Bi rmingham Real Estate Development f i rm Weekend ft evening hours Pleaae send re-eume stat ing salary requirements ft

BABYSTTTER-k j l ume. experienced for mfant . Farmmgton HMa home

fti J u f y

Plan now to a a m top t l " with Chnstmaa Around The

Wor ld 's unique party plan Average 120.'hr ft more l FREE »500 KIT ft cataioge Set your own ho i * s in-home ft cata log partiae with gener-ous hoeleee gif ts Wr i te your own weekly pey check ' Fun ft Nexlbie lob for Parents ft w o r t m g people 478-

3218

FLORIST 14 Mile,.'Haggerty a has three part t ime poemone av*a-UM* Dsavery Floral Designer Bookkeeper 868-5870

SALES PERSON to work wtth busy Southf ie ld land

c a l 558-7430

W l l t ram Sales exper ience needed P 0 Box 87064, Canton, Ml 48187

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS CMII D CARE NEEDED COMMERCE AREA

SALESPERSON wtth adver t is ing ex-penanoa. Vaao's Goff Products .

455-7551

SALES REP for Iocs! newspeper Muat have st rong l aMphons doemg SkMa S300 week salary commia-aion ft bonuses 425-8533

SALES REPRESENTATIVE (Non-Commerclel_Food_Seieej ^

has an axcrt lng oppor tun i ty for en exper ienced food d ispens ing squsp-ment l a l a i r a p r a a a n f t t v e The se-lected cand idate ail* have a mmi-mum of 3 yeers exper ience in lood equipment sales to ths food service industry Compensat ion w u be com-mission Based, exceaent health/ Benefit peckage Muat auppfy own car (mld-aOe or larger, 4 door, no more than 4 moda l yeers o ld) Start-up drew avai lable Piaasa send re-turns with aalary history to

At tn Human Reeourcee P O Box 2848. Uvonia, M l 48150

SALES REPS Several immedia te openmge both ineide ft Outs ids Raps S13K to S17K bess. S25K tent ls l 0-2 Yrs exper ience

dustry PCS G r o u p

135K ' i t yr pc-South-

353-8748

SERVICE PERSON Horns Window Co Expsnsnce m w

Contsct 728-0220 X .

UNIQUE SPECIALTY B O U T O U E fsetunng foo twere leather ecceeeo nes. ft iswsn-y ssskmg exper ienced Mgrvy mot rvs tsd mdhnAia ls tor commiss ion le lss Exceaent com-pensat ion ft banam packegee wfth fantast ic oppor tun i ty tor advance-ment Piaasa c a l Juna 28-30 to schedule mtervtew

W A N T E D E x i s t i n g i n s u r a n c e aganta /V ianc la l p lanners/ f inancial consultants to market nigh pnoMe mveetment products without having to leave your current posi t ion For mors in format ion c a l 746-8633

WE ARE EXPANOiNGI A national w indow manu tac t seeks Sales Representst tves Window asHe sxpenence not asry tf you neve sold meurance. real aetata, etc an outs tand ing oppor tu-nity exlata NOW Laade prov ided

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Empioyar

WE RE EXPANDING AGAIN I

WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR YOU

We heve off ice loca t ion* m Frank ln . Weet Bloomf ie ld Bmrmngham and Bloomfleld HMa Ca* today tor an appo in tment

CRANBROOK REALTORS 847-0100

Aak for Donna Gr i f fon

WINDOW SALES PERSON Need 1 expi

YARD WORK. GAROENING MISC OOO JOSS Great Tranapontatlon eeeer After 8pm. 425-8883

' 348-3C8T

JANITORIAL .WavttopiJ Has. JDI

PART TIME

Can 406-5173

LOOKING for * enable Helper to halp wtth a tew lav ma Alao lookmg for somebody for r couetbel Bob

537-8273 MAINT E NANCE/JANITORIAL

Part t ime poelt ione open tor mature dependable people Ha«ireea welcome Apply m person st Business Off ice Laurel Ps r t Place M a i , 37700 W 8 MHe Lrvonia, Mem - Fri 8 30-5pm

MAINTENANCE Seniors welcome! 2 days par Musi have too ls M r Smi th — •" " t ? 4 4J0C

Major Arts Organization If you srs in ts rss isd m ths arts ft

• can work 24-36 hrs., '«« including Sat or Sun

• have the abMty to educate people by art iculat ing facta ft

• can raiae money then you can a a m S6 plua

per hour work ing at our Southf ield off ice 443-4630

MUSIC DIRECTOR needed for groeAng church Re-sponsioartiae include, pleywig «ng organ.

youth choir* . 1 night ft Sunday Pleaae aand ieeume to: Faith Com-munity Preebylertan Church of Novt 44400 10 MMe Rd . Novi. Ml 48375

OFFICE CLEANING, e v fe^ i . /Farmington HMa Fri S6 OO i t i r

Plymouth e a Mon -

881-3541

mg m North i aat euburbe lo sea re-placement w i n d o w * Exceaent CO"V rmeelon s t ruc ture C a l Thermel Seah Mr Wlleon) 522-4500

SALES Beei Buy e the nat ion s aacond larg-est consumer s lec l rorvcs/appaence -eiseei and we ere leak m I Product Soeciaaets tor our new store open-

" 9 ^ KBSt' Ska nur a d under -We***" tor dataHe-

BEST BUY

SOFTWARE SALES An eetebaehed Arm Arbor sof twsrs f i rm m ssskmg eslss persons with a mmimum of ons yeer documented swea success m any aiduetry No computer or e o f t e w e n i s i expen snce required Muet be capeOie of mteractmg with upoe i management is .s is of Fortune 500 cpmpai-naa Compenaat ion m commiss ion plus manaosment openmga f o eesery Ne k e e l i h e * r e i yeer . e f l e i I U ) a » » t juasnss roaage the first year 30N. travel Send cover oeckground o> s«>>.e»enl UnamMed letter and reeume. including salary oppor tunl ly tor advancement Ex requirements to B o i 544 ( ceaent rooms, f lexible hours. Ssnd

Observer ft Eccentr ic Newepapens reeume to C Knspp. 36800 Ann Ar 3625 ' Schoolcrs f t Rd Bor Tr. LNonls Ml 48150 464-0831

Livonls Ml 48150

PART T I M E / F U L L T IME If you sn|oy a poemve etmosphsrs

the phone you hour with our

TELEMARKETERS We ere a growth onen ted company lookmg tor exper ienced Telemar lasers Thoee thai qual i ty recafve the right pey lor the right Minimum pey rete of (10 /Hr c a l 748-8633

507 Halp Wantad Part Tkna

TELEMARKETER M o n - F n t a p e r h o w Ca* tor eppolntmert t

281-6300

A V O N preaamet fve

C a * 464-4156

BEVERAGE CART PERSON Apply m p a r a o n B lme try Club 1750 Saxon ham Muet be 18 or aMer

aystsm Enfoy y o i * days and atart 5pm l o 8 p m Earn aa you leem Plymouth C a l 2pm-7 p m 453-8017

RIOER/GOLFER tor

T C L C M A « K € T t « e ING I to 3pm or

o 8 30pm Graat 324*3 Schoolcraf t . Uvo-

me Aak tor Exl 13. 522-37T3

Company expend ing HIRING N O W 2 shifts a i eaetae 8 30am

TOUR/TRAVEL SALES Jom ar exeftang. upbeet mdust r , CAN-AM Travel (Est

tor aporoxkneta ly week f lMsry, com

h o r n ft

t rammg pnoi tor home

chaaenga. >Mty 0 a *

PART TIME WORKERS NEEDED Foi Bgni aaaamt», and

• 111 In U v o n M tor

RETAIL SALES CLERK WM tram Harm Pamt ft WMpaper 1815 B Wayne Rd WeaMand

728-8440

SELL uaaOERCOVERWEAR Ungarla at noma par t la* F u l Ume pay tor pert Ume work 888 HekmdePN Star t ing Fee In June 348-6225

TELEPHONE CALLERS NEEDED M o n Ihru Fn 10am to 2pm

S6.00 par h o w - + W O O p s r l 466-6797

' E L E P M O N E OPERATORS mrmg tor s * shifts, experience pre-ferred LsusMai il telephone ft organ-aai icmel akMa | 6 ^ v 442-8880

THE PERFECT SUMMER JOB Pen -ome poelt ione a a l e t t e

Day ft Evening smfts Earn te-t 10/ Hr if you ' re • g g r n a t i . nerdwork-mg ft w o r t we* e « n paopto. contact Rodney, t r om t p m - 8 p m at 453-86TO

TOWNHOUSE COMPLEX GENERAL YARD MAINTENANCE

4 hours. 5 days. 86/hour Ca* Wal-ler between 8wn -2 30pm 476-3181

506 Halp Wantad Domaatic

AFFECTIONATE. an needed, lo ca r * tor o«* 8 month ok), part Mme. m our Matord home — . 665-0388

ALL ABOUNO HELPER, tor vlauely knpeeed amgle persnt m QuutfiAskJ, to help wi th drtvtng ft houe*ftok3 n*eda, 4 days a week 353-3383

ARE YOU YOUNG AT HEART? Look ing tor permanent par i Ume sil-ler k x 8 year o ld Nonamofcar, per-eonal le to iancea. own tranaparta-bon Muet be f lexible on hour*. Oloomfleld Townehip Leave 'ilea sag* 646-8077 > Day* 645-7062

BABYSITTER needed mmedia ia ly R e l i a b l e O w n t r a n s p o r t a t i o n Waaed L*ke. 'Novl area Mon -Fn Ca* after 7 pm 668-7125

In rryy per l -ome Flexible hrs S6/hi Own t rsnapor tanon required Hetorencee Pleaae Ca*, 8S3-1424

MATURE PERSON, muat drive l e Detryek our 10 yv o ld aon

aummer poo l tn backyard. 881-3428

MATURE W O M A N tor I g M houee-aienlr ic meal

882-0408

MY FOUR ChBdran are looking tor a loving Nanny to take care of Mon - f r t 7em-8pm Mon ptoaee. 1 2 5 0 / a e e k UUca, 375-2787

NANNYS ft HOUSEKEEPERS Top I

TME NANNY NETWORK 738-2100

NANNY to take care of elderly gan-lao houeewort

878-8333

NURSES AIDE, a* Med to cere tor pereplegic wfth cioeed-need aûry Wssk anda Farmmgaon HMa Ca* al-l a r S p m 661-2068

PART TIME STTTER WANTED My Weaaand homa. 10-15 h o w s ; weak. days. waa*:andt, a iwunga. flexible C a l 5 p m - 6 p m 722-8137

PERMANENT par i Ome Mothers Helper tor 2 year o ld twine ft

days par week amoker Lone Pine ft OrcAard Laka s rss 832-0553

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE - seeking cersgiver m our LfvonM horns tor loddtor 3 days par week Minimum 10 w o r t '3 persona l rs lsrsnoss re-

282-3748

REDFORO FAMILY Ms. loving bebyaft ter tor OK 2 cfM-dren m our home 2-3 deys/wk N o v amoker wi th own Iranaportaoon ft

538-3051

SEEKING smoking, ma tu re aon to prov ide qual i ty cars tor infant In our Troy home 3 deys/wk. atari

loving, certng. non-r e ft ssumel t i l s per

mg m August Retoi encee 528-2238

srty mart, Ptymouth a rea C a * a f ter 9pm Leave message 451-2048

ELDER S r r n N G end /o r •no employ i aaarancaa Kmd. genae 8 Han aat Own t ranapor ta l l on 332-4753

ELEMENTARY tar the

a / M o m , off openange tor

OMd care Enr lcMng actnettaa 8 protects daay e * to p toyoround m aub PVymoutt i /Canton 468-6641

HOME HEALTH AJOC

CALL. 313-386-7115

HOUSEKEEPER W I U J N O to clean 1 or more days s weak. Great Rator-snces Coasgs atudant Please c a * Joey 342-8707

IRONINQ ft C L E A N M O Exper ienced f to to ian iea

I JvMa. 277-7010

LOVING MOTHER of one look ing lo watch i or 2 cnadran uvoma . y o w i r anapo r ta t i on F u l bme Af te r 1 3 0 p m 525-6677

M A T U R E W O M A N w i s h e s houssclserang. slso eidsrfy care as-sistance B loomf le ld HMa N u t f i . M e , Fermmglon, South f ie ld 261-7018

PRIVATE NURSE/HOUSEKEEPER Part - t ime only

387-6634,

REDFORO A r e a Mother of 2. wM provide Fun. Food 8 Loving care. A l Ages Non Smoksr nsesona t i l s '

Ca* . 535-1815

RETIRED M A N mid AO's wfth large truck w « d o bauang. kg^tt moving.

511

C E R T * ® TEACHER WM tutor. K indarganan tnru

^ 5

MATH TUTOR Algebra to : t i l l p i level

Reoant U of M grad m m e n Ca* John 645-5*43

PIANO LESSONS ptue voice, o rân dar lnat 8 parcuaMon m your h o m e Popular 8 c l A i age*, p iano rental a M T U TheA*soc of Mueac

• 866-7030 or 578-0628

PROFESSIONAL BARTENO«SQ SCHOOL/#OM»Maad

a — OOM 2 wesfcs. 8466

SUMMER FRENCH TUTORING B A Frent f i . U ot M snd Sorbonne

ITUTC WRITING WORKSHOP

prep 7 * i - 12th grade atrucaor. 115 par hour

602 LaalA FOUND B i t . 8T21/W, i j w a n Lak* 8 Cwiaaa iua Rd

Young Mac* i Stoney Pomae e ree 852 1214

FOUND p« b u l

LOST a* Mack young raato am..

LOST Bri t tany BparSM Orange 8

Scf toolcraf l 8 n k s M r

LOST Leei aeen 8 / 2 l -«3 ero imd Mamune l School 8 years o M No lege or oal-

422-7846

LOST or STOLEN of e m s * goto ft while H u l l

Baby Needa 722

TUTOR oertH

K thru 12 Exper ienced

ai apeda l educat ion ft raedmg Merty 647-3733

520 Sacratarial A Bui lnm Sarvteaa

LOST par of *

neer Joy Rd m Redford

TY P ING/BOOK KEEPING Berkley A r e a -

Ca* Linda or I

TYPIST IBM Compu te r .

W o r d Psrtoct. M lc roeon Works. Account -mo Quick ACCURATE SERVICE DEPENDABLE Ca* . 861-5211

522 Pro«aaa*ond Sanricaa

COMPUTER Correct ing, eel up. tu tor ing DOS. Wlndowa. cither ap^ p8catlona BuameMi ft personal Ed-

g | . l i : l * * i i Marc 356-7741

RESUMES THAT W O R K ' STAY BETTER POSITION aft tor loddlera that have a w A n a " h i u i f j

WORKING PARENTS need beby-aftiar

509 Halp Wantad

BABYSITTER Water fo rd home rrr.

W E S T L A N D E x c e l e n i s u m m e r chad cars by m o m wi th degree ft 16

515 Child Cara ABUNDANT LOVE 8 ATTENTION

For your chad m W Btoomftaad a hrv-eet daycare Fua /pen t ime or awn-mar cars svsaspas Ca* 855-2462

FREEI "interview Techniques With Order

Call For Appointment

523 Attorney* Lapal CwmaaMnfl AGGRESSIVE LAWYEP

Dlvorce/Fem»y Benkmptcy C o m .

603 Haalth - Nutrition Weight Loaa

VIC TANNY PREMIER membersh ip 8600 2 yrs M a i m n * .

471-6*58

YES YOU CANT Loss up to 30 lbs m 30 dsys 100N j u s r s n t s s d 100*». nsa j rs l Doctor gueren ieed Ca* 3 0 3 - 2 3 8 - 2 0 8

BABYSf tTER needed tor aome a'lari lnge 4 yeer month o ld Gerden City I

525-8967

BABYSITTER needed 2-3 deys/wk tor 2 chUdrsn Hrs very flexible Must heve t rsnspontabon ft refer-encee Non amoker 540-6606

CHILD CARE/Houeekeeper - 2 » days per week/23 hours ITuss Thurs ft Fri) tor tserher M o m ' s 7 ft 4 H yr olds. Car ft retorencee need-ad FlaxHM*1 opt ional m n r r w hours B s g m s n d o f A u g 851-0811

CHILOCARE-M.ATURE woman or coup le warned tor i w - m chaocaia poamon Greet wagee. baauok i liv-ing eree ft car tor t ranaporta l lon av e luded C a * Mon-Frt . 8-5 855-7530

CMILDCARE NEEDED m my QuulfikekJ home

M e n through Fn Ca* 853-7300

vo ice Ma* * 7052

CHILD CARE wanted m par t - t ime Deys wM very Hun tmg ion Wooda C a l

CHILD CARE, 2 year o ld gkl, 4 days a weak, par i t ima. non amoker own t ranapor tabon i etai snoes

COMPANION to Ifve-m ft help care tor elderly woman Cartefon Area. Ca* 313-654-6057

DAYCARE PROVIDER wanted lor 3 Children, y o w home or mine Prstar Cherry HM/John Hix area (GrMiam Scnoon Muat be dependable ft have f t* i m i elei wv.ea

C a l 853-2000 Voloa Ma* • 7048

Manager Couple Proper ty m j h a g e m e n t compeny eeaamg c o u p H to menage 60 imfl lownhouae communi ty f taquksd mm 2 yrs exper ience m property tiimiao»'ian« ' ' i h ' i i t nance Satory w / 3 bedroo houaa. plua Lene f lU Send cover lat-ter and i a a t m a to Personnel. P O Boa 1720 Bt rmmgham. Ml 48012-1720 A n n Manager Co^Me

DEPENDABLE ed * f x x r s weekly Flaxlbie

G R O S S E POINTE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

865-4578 80 YEARS RELIABLE SERVICE

Cooks. Henrww Maids But lers Coup les N w s s Aids. Com-panions and Day Workers tor prt-

18514 Meek Avenue Groeee Pomae F e m e

HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED tor tgh t t iuueaksspkiu. I to ls i i iSLes required C a i Between 7| 7pm- 10pm. 867-0011

LIVE IN COMPANIONS Inussksspsr tor one lady Nan *mok* r Good pay Plaeee wri te Box 530,

Obeerver 8 Eocenlr lc Nâepepers 36251 Scnomcreft Rd

MATURE babysi t ter neeOeC m my Novf home, atartmg mm jWy 7,5 8 2 J* o lds 8 - 5 p m 2-8 deys wk Ftoxl-

-zz? MATURE loving womsn to come to my home. M l » n e care tor 15 m o n t h 8 » yf aw W e r r e n ^ H e ^

NANNY needed tar 2 boy*, agee 1-4 8 4. In my Berkley nome Pretor non-smoker 8 K e - m Must neve oem car R a t o n n c n * must CMI 8-7prn Ask tor Kryets* 362 2814

After 7pm Caa 435-46*6

N U R S E R Y S A Y C A R E • P R E - S C H O O L

" A H o m e Away f r o m H o m e "

1 2 M H e a n d F a r m l n g « o o R d . A r e a

B A R B ' S T L C Ba*a. NURTVWMNO Oua«y Nome e^tm^j

Fun a •duoaaonel. ucanaed 10 yra •T>wee Cereqlvwna

553 5828

1 5 7 0 9 H a o o a r t y R o a d Benween 1 8 8 I M M

• S * j R v n e r D a y C a m p

Cal I mm-4 pm. Maa -m r m t - a n

M t - i a n

C o w U t t k C k O d r e a C e a t a 4SOSO W e r m i 3 3 7 4 8 f i e e M M i r aiSi 4684607 13181 833-8718

SUNKT w o r n CHILD CJUtE iNaot i NOW Foa

U i U H I I OAY CAAAF V««-1 H O

r u m WATT* A M V M F S V»n * l H « f 1 ft M O M

"w~4sm 1*1 a^ Fry kd *w«thviai

F R I E N D S H I P C M L O C A M C O f m

To place an Ad In this directory please call Debbie at

9 5 3 - 2 0 8 3

36251 Schoolcraf t Rd Livonia M l 46ISO

APT. M A N A G E R COUPLE POSITION FOR an experienced Manager Coup le at * 50 imft apart-ment complex m Farmmgton HM* id eel poei t ion for Senior Citizens Dutiee to o c k j d e a p a n n w n mamte-nance o f M * w o r t ft rental* Salary p W r *pa r tmen t

C a l 557-0040

Licenced L o t * of love, f im ft roorr • w f o r - ^ w wiok" 8" Beech Oely area. Amy 531-4743

S W E O "CARE W * Y h o m e E x p e r i e n c e d Dey C a r e Teacher Low ra te * Fiexlb i* hou rs A l age* Ca* S t a d a 525-1544

C A R E T A K E R COUPLE Headed lor apar tment complex m Canton C a l Ga* 387-0200

CARETAKER COUPLE for apartment complex m Weetland Apar tment ft benef i ts

Ca* 728-4020

repairs Salary + 2 mant Retorencee r e q i w e d Send re-eume k> G a m m a Gr o i * i P 0 Box 2204 Sou th l a i d Ml 48037

MAINTENANCE COUPLE Exper ienced Headed tor apan inam complex m Nov! W a g * * mckXM apentment 8 ulMUea C a l Mon -Fn

624-0004

RESIDENT MANAGER COUPLE Management Compeny Is leak ing tsgfi ca*ber , energet ic and sea-motNa tad couple* aiho na ie experi-ence m a l phaaee ot apartment management G o o d con ipanaebori Muat (ve on <ne immadta l * operi-

E.) Fax i t u r n * * lo 353-or t e n d

ing H O I 8633 or ae

28250 F r a n k l n Roed S o u t h ! Md. Ml 46034

511 CALL GERI THE CLOWN

Enter tammant tar a* e t c — m n Magic1 Puppets! Ven tnoqu lam'

363-3050

CAROLE S MUSIC FOR LIFE Solo Ptarast or Ouo/T no /Quar te t Been to Boogie. Ja iz ft n i i i - l . AJ Oc-

O 851-3574

ENTERTAINMENT REFERRAL SERVICE)

Your A to Z Connect ion For Any 8 A l Occeaiona

To* Free 1-

MUSlC TO YOUR EARS PROFESSIONAL DISC JOCKEY

» v v l w r ^ a ^ j j

WHfTE KNK1MT PRODUCTIONS p H a e T i r i M O.J Service

Now book ing tar Aug -Oac Ca* j a m a a 401-5651

512 Jaba Wantad

A CLEAN HOUSE ft A MEAL! I wM deen your houaa

ANO «e«e a meal

EXPEfWENCED CAREGIVER eM cara tor UMdnri >i m u homa 16

277-7882

— •ArrSfTTtNG tor KM tkna

•aaa ends EAperlanoad lo»a oi m-lanlton 8 fun WaeBand 425-8612

BABYSITTING j o e Wanted -Mother of 2 Stftvae km- aekiaiaig 8 na* of *».!• lees tor yotr etRom

CMW Mon-Fn 7am-Spm 833-6618 « 5 ? a

CHaO C A f - 1 tot ayet m.

aak tan i l l yard I f i i

DAY CARE m my nome Opening Aug 2 mteriieeîg now rieler*nce*. CPR. First Aid. meal, progrem*. lots of TLC 15 years experience Cal 721-2025

We alao help injured people Cnrnmel ft probele meners

Nathaneon ft Nsthaneon P C 356-7766 or 1-800-424-A TTY

ENERGETIC loveig nurse haa open-mga m Farmington HMs day cara home Great letoiences al *Me ft knacks

EXCELLENT Service coat heve kept -TTOTS Home Day Cars parents 8 kids heppy tor 5 yrs 3 providers everything provided U-ceneed Fsrmlngton HMs 851-12S3

FULL TIME sbls m weiin nurttrkig enwronmant M my Gerden City home Al age*

422-5004

GRANOMA GREEN'S LICENSED DAY CARE

47188 12 MBa. 1-88 8 Back exit 8*m-6pm 360-4084

KATHIE'S KIOS CHILD CARE Ouaaty Icerieed m-home Area. MaaM provided Non-amoking

mant 421-2305 chfcj cane tor'newôrr ft up"

to 1 yrs old by young loving grand-mother Ful tima only. tJceriaed Pontlac Tra* ft Beck Rd 868-8743

QUALITY CHILD CARE Al my uncoex/WooAeerd homa li-cenced. meture. retoranoaa Ful ft pari lima, any age 645-5464

A Aaalatanca AFFORDABLE HOME CARE

24 hour a day pet*mial care Cook-rc. houaakeepmg. m my LiseulM*

758-8402

COMPANION ft CAREGIVER FOR THE ELDERLY OR ILL

Ca* Ragme 878-6677 EVERYDAY LIVING SERVICE

nded inaured Ca* Carol 836-7544 LOVELY HOME FOR RETIREMENT Total retuManient* are met Won-

f rom oiA-650-4644

f p | ^ v r t u t i > 24 HOURS.-7 DAYS

Home Health Aides Companion/Sitters

Transportation fit• a** duty hom* cm helps you emelr mdependenf yoc* omn Some

UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES 9 8 1 - 8 8 2 9

UMLL CARE FOR THE ELDERLY

Nonenvwmg i 522 2 * 5

I t a 7pm at Lapeer M a >16 8 216 ear

Her tf M- 24 8 Dl Ml.

. Ml 46446-7718 113-667 -6463

DIVORCE. 8150 DOWN WMs 835

Drunk driveig Douglas Kuthy PC

532 Wayne County LAWN MAINTENANCE bor need* tranapontatlon 13 yeer old eMkig lo wort ful tkna if poeei-

J04 Announcements | | , n w / Q a t a s s a | . . e w w i i ' i y i j j w n i n a r i

PUBLIC^NOTICE 18 years of age

or oidar who wish, lontler the Sweepetakae oftored by the New ETD Convenience Store et the She! oa Co atauon at J8200 Grand tov er H a g g e ' l y F e r m l n g t o n H H s Mk-higen during then grand open

'D CRUISE SWEEPS 237 Bulk w S Bunker Corp

3 IS Beer HM Rfl * 8 W ei ther" MA 02154

605 Adoption ABUNDANCE of love a wemoc tor beby we yeer-i l o edopt We

806 Legal Noticaa * S * t E ed per s o r e saff storage bme wm Be head by open bkla st Shurge-a S»or-ege. 18350 w 8 MHe Rd , South-f ie ld M' at approximately 8 0 0 e m Jufy 23 1893

G Jondon Lf-ilt r irv>8 lamp te-Bfes. c a W w t «eet»-er c*>ame. misc , B App-.-by LKMt c J7 Tebi* w W chs i rs keyboard -âHrees bo* apn-nga -ix-wt- .. r x e r c v e glider vecuur- misc - P Stewart . Unit * 1128 - Box api ng ft -nettrsse heedboar f l taMea w e a l * ft dryer refr igerator 10 *peed bike vacuum.

Southf ield Lathrup Footba* Unit = - 1 7 0 cookr-a cof fee pot. heameit ft un l t t i n tu mMc

u m t l amp bookcaae, crams, tsniss. box • p r i n g mattress, R f « - . LK,'-

ARE YOU READY FOR A NEW LIFE of Jori NunaiokMy e t Ma Sand Mampad aa* wm nap* wan day, year ft 1 Lee Brown. PO Bos 28. Gardan Ctfy Ml 48135-0026

DIET MAGC Loee up to 30 to*. 30 day*

30 doaers Cal 861-8472

DO YOU REMEMBER'' FATHER

ROBERT B U R K H O L O E R ? •ffam-Bt n i a n m w i . t w w -

H so. I NEED to commuracele YOU WERE NOT ALONE

leeae reapond PO Box 521 Plnckney. Ml 48168-0521 LOOKMG tor anyone knowing efiersabouts of ths children >K

the Ken-

neth 8 Stephaniei of Kenneth Fran-Sraney Aim Knepp

806-745-8543

MEET SINGLE CHRISTIANS m the Detroit Metro area Ca* Chnetiar DATELINE To leave a pit aaa maa

OHf WHAT DO YOU NEED? ET M

P O Box 32417 Detroit. Ml 48228

SEMEN DONORS NEEDED tor * eel *atab*ahad mtortMty c*n-ic if you are * mat* 21-40 years of ags. gradual* Hudent or pro!** •ona! S'B" or ta*ar w* need you Donors wM bs peld 855 per accept

i specimen P l i m selle P O Box 2674. Ann Arbor Ml 48106

ST JUOE NOVENA a Sacred Hear ol Jt

adored glcaMcd. loved ft pi cccr ncd throughout trie world now ft lorwr er Sacred Heart of .laeua pray for ua St Juda. worker ol "waclaa prey tor us Say vsa prsyer mne

e day. by the eighth dey your wM be anww sd It haa n e e

i prayers heve been

802 Loetft Found FOUND DOG 'am Mi Sprmgsr

»2022 TV s. speeks rs r sd lo couch lc eaaa l Do* atxmge ft le f l iss* . row ing i-nechme f e e d - V I . hoapaal bad. - ' i c rows<e. lemp*. / C P 'e i r lg-erefor W o - 3 of Curls. Unit

beeu t i mppl lea Lemon- Pegirhi* IJn l 32118 al-bums. chairs caMaa. refr igerator 10 spend b o o s , •xerc las b ike misc ° » y o n Product ions, u m t = 2 129 - table, f i se tw peneamg: Lynwood Huddlaalon Unit r 2 134 -orgar, a- saa l a n d dcJK ak con dft loner bed frai--< Er-tarpnae t a e 1 " -- **-&» • e e a k l e a i e

miac P-lnce of Peace, Unft r 2 1 S 6 tables deak c h a r s bo<»a misc . D e w - Per-y Unfl cft75 Me cabi-nets lamos. c - « » taMee. M a r d e l e Nmhoi* Unit 3 2 ' 78 wesher ft d r y t - J i y 'wss f i e i . pool tsb ls . toys.

NO ICE « HEAR8> g w » i iiwt the contents as-ed BeHw wm be sold lo ths highest Mdder by sealed b id tor caon tr*y s i S x r g a r d Sionags. '55 E 12 UAe Rd Mediscv Heights Ml 4607 1 Or-July 72 et ' D a n D a r t c e I n«el . unH »S373.

008 Transportation ft Travel

COMMUTERS A I - E N T I O N I Van pool, round t-ip r ini t ie*** Troy to downtown Oetro* able "»eier* » a - t w 8 30 - « 8 S ' Ca l Jor

DRIVTR to I

sor Cheap amine t ickets. raywMt » lo See "fie. -leper-mg Oetroa Aug )_ r e f u r - dale kexibie a o x of f >

700 Auction Sataa

T'.iea kme 28 8 p m VFTN He* I ran and Fond. Weetland Extanafve quenity of | au tumonna- ' i i iw ' r » * i . t O l Cref toman Mac 8 tool i 14 too l boaas

na. *ier*nq «a'wera 1 7 ^ a 1888 LARSON iJOhp. angme

CERT CO A

518 EJdecty Cara ft

E X C E L LAC A R E

S E R V I C E S , I N C .

A C . a r i n g P e r s o n In Y o u r H o m e "

FRF.F. IN-HOME CONSIILTAIION

| • LIVE-IN A I D E S • HOMh MFAITH AJDFS •

T w I tor UWFJuJ

4 7 6 - 9 0 9 1

7 4 0 - 9 0 5 0 • f br t o

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6Q + OdkE T h u r s d a y , J u n e 2 4 , 1 9 9 3

MRRKET PLACE \ T h u r s d a y . J u n e 2 4 , 1 9 9 3 O A E * 7 «

MARKET PLACE 7 0 0 A u c t i o n S a l e e

P U B L I C A U C T I O N EVERY WED 4 SAT 10am

b W U M M t a ol mooOi Bmr* A w e ' L City o l Detroit veha-cM* D M n t r " * ' * M • W t o n w i

J . D . A U T O A U C T I O N

(V86 4 Greenfield)

8 3 7 - 0 9 0 0 SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN

AUTO A U C T K X PUBLIC 4 DEALERS WELCOME

Why buy re lM?? Buy n a l m w «k* m * J i m n do Come ao rour buy-mg and/or seahig 0 our auction We laka tha neeaMa om ol buying a car Wa lava ovar ISO diftorent car* each weM lo c f iooM I rom C a i loday tor de taM

MONDAY EVENING 0:00PM B a r * R*po* - N a * Car Trade-ma

•300 N Telegraph no Cartokwi. Mich N of Newport 1

) 586-8998 :<313) i Fa* (313) 588-3503

H « v g Y o u r O w n

H o t l i n e T o

W h a l a H a p p e n i n g

In Y o u r N e i g h b o r h o o d

C e l l F o r H o m e D e l t v e r y !

O b s e r v e r A E c c e n t r i c

N e w s p a p e r s

5 9 1 - O S O O

7 0 0 A u c t i o n S a l e *

A U C T I O N Fori Knot Seit-Stor « e M206 Ford Rd in Weetland Frt. Juna 24, 10 00 AM

UNI 17-Oenm*J Galar UnH S3-H*>a* Brown Una 70-Timothy P a n l > * 96-Scott Qrtmm UnH 136-Esther O U N Una 173 Norman Pftre Una 225-Marcy Maatar Una 288-DanM Brlggs Unit 288-Guy Carlson Una 341-TVn Mora l Una 443-RKhard RMozy Una 444-RKky Laa Laderoc* Jr

H A L L

C O U N T R Y A U C T I O N Camper - Trucks

"o . i t anoM - Equipment Wa wM l a v a an auction al 4920 Joy Rd Dexter Ml (Tafca 1-94 10 Zeefc Rd Exit man north to Joy Rd man eael or North T armor ia l Rd to Webster Church Rd . m a n south to JoyRd

SAT JUNE 26 AT 10 AM Owner Jim H a l

Braun 4 Helmer Auction Sarvica Lloyd Braim Jarry Halmar Ann Arbor SMna

665-9646 994-6309

ARE YOU looking 10 buy a Ford, OM or ChrysMr product? w a heve m a m at Michigan Auto Auct ion 2 Big K r l n r a every oaan Thur* at 6pm and Sat at 11am 33440 Michigan Ave Wayne 326-640C

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AUCTION • OVER 1.000 ITEMS F n Juna 25. 7pm Ptymouth Ml. Cultural Center 526 Farmar Ani iquaa. oot-MctibMs. houaahold. art 4 o f f lc t auppMa. furniture, giaaeware )uv*-n M hundreds of Heme *4B arrtva day o l auction Anotftar auct ion con-ducted by J C Auction Sarvica o l Michigan. 451-7444

ESTATE AUCTION BY ORDER ol par*onal Ova Tha « i i t a oI LoM McKermy w a ba aoid at our M M room. 32536 Michigan A v a . Wayna. Sat , x r a 26 7 PM M a r t * * toe taciaa. Victorian chairs. docks . rocker*, i l i m a s n , clana cabinets GWTW lampa. A n Dacor d M n g room. deak. •ac t i ona l b o o k c a M . Ar t daco earned. *o l» - and char Duncan Phyt* to la, cycander and dlac pho-n o g r « M potty, carvtnal glaa*. Ilnan*. g ia**w*r* oadar chaet. M l Of HavHwid chm*. hundred* oI nam* Irom ma lal* 1800- and aarty 1900 * Inspection 9 30 AM day o l m m unl* M M uma Adtat* only Terms • caah. check or chege card*

j WOFFORD ACUTIONEER 721-1939

B R A U N 4 H E L M E R A U C T I O N S E R V I C E S

R e a l E s t a t e - F a r m H o u s e h o l d - A n t i q u e s

Lloyd Braun Jarry neimet Ann Arbor Sauna

665-9646 994-6309

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MICHIGAN AUTO AUCTION Buy or s M your car

2 Big MM* each waa* Evary Thurs-day at 6pm • Saturday al H a m

33640 MKt toan AM. Wayna 126-6400

NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE -O a k l a n d C i r c u i t C o u r t C a * * *91409445NZ. ArtUn Dial « i Donna A Gary Jonaa Purauani lo Hi* nta o> execution laai,nr1 by ** td ooun on 5/7/93 I have aaoad A wm * M * i pubac auction tha toaowaig proparty ol tha descendant* CoAacttor o l 7 pore al am doM. coaactKm o I 56 Human*! Flgurinaa. 1 cubic Urcoma nacklaoa. cararmc cat. cMna cub A •aucar To 0* Maid Sat 6 /26/93 at 1pm McOonald Houaa, 19660 W 12 MNa. Southflald. Ml 313-549-9120

Marvin Oppanftaan. Court Otllcar

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DOLL SALE 5 daaMr M M Ovar 200 book*, many out oI data Moat oI 1 coaaction Ae-caaaona* 1899 Ladbury BwomBald HW* Sal A Sun 9-4pm S oI South B»vd W o ' Adam*

DREXEL. 1950 CURVED glaM cor-nar com* cabmat. mahogany, a*ca»-lam condition 463-5662

LAROE co l iac t ion of No rman Roc*w*a plata*. Daal o f a r Adar 4pm 464-2323

SPORTS CARD M M Fri , 6/25. Noon-6pm, Sat , 6/26, 9-6pm 397 Arthur, Ptymouth Flaar. Topp*. A Donrua* 1981-1991.

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G E T T H E F A X

E A R L Y

Uaa your Vtaa/Maalarc*rd and or-dar M * m a i n canon on Wad al 6pm lor Thursday'• ada by l a i Oat ma ada Bafora tha papar ha* tha •Uaat i on Thursday

Dial 1-600-067-5004 h m yow chargacard handy

Oroar nam 9700 CoHactlOM* $S 95

For mora intormat ion caa Brian (313) 953-2297

WANTED - p ic ture* ol D*«ro« Tar-m n a W C u r M 261-0605

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AGE-OLD CHELSEA ANTIQUES MARKET

July 3-4. Sat 7-6. S»*i B-4 100* o l D i a l a r i O i l m Faar-ground* 20 Ml W ot Ann Arbor 1-94 *xit a 159 AdrraaaKm K

517-456-6153

AMERICAN PRIMITIVE ANTIOUES Prtvat* coHact lon Qrandlathar dock, hutch laOM, cadar cha*t chalrt. laCHaa A other mmtture, airtanarv* m i c l i o n ol m l wurm Appomtmant* only. 542-4591

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET Sunday, July 18, 5065 Ann Arbor SaUna Rd ExM 175. of l 1-94 Over 350 dealer* in quaftty arrt iquM and MMC1 col lect ible* A d m n a o r 14 Third Sunday*. 25th Tha Originalli!

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a t t h e

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W a t e r f o r d . M l .

Vleil u» ai Oak lend County * v a n tnendlMet antique conv pMi. ahop m atr condl t ionad comlort among ania-af ter-

* i*M ol * f tordapla high quality *n i«qu*/ coa*ctit>l* merchandiaa

Irom 50 deeHer* Tue* thru Sunday, I0am-5pm

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT Po*tcard». old movie magazine*. Sh**y china china cup* A *auoer* paper doa* toy*, manary 346-3154

ANTIQUE Kimball walnut parlor pump organ Stool avu la t x *

435-5260

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For that . unique grtt m SMvar Cry*t*l, Chma Linen or Furniture, think o l u*1 Alao wadding party Item* m aarnng* pun*, a m l ink*, compact*, beaded bag* A hankie*

Mon - Sal ' 0 -6pm 115 S Main

545-4663 Royal Oa*

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Antique Ftea Market A BekCSe te " Sunday July 18. al Plymouth t » i lOem- ipm Tafc ln a aOahl*. S10 M C M 483-03*4 or 340-2S61

ANTIOUES ESTATE GARAGE SALE Victorian bed*. marWe lop B d # board, pier mirror. A many other pes o l Victorian furniture OM cNna A glaaa. houaehold mac. A ilaalgi'iai O o t h m 341 E Oakrtdoe bateaan 9 A 10 MHe Rd*.. E of l Woodward Fri A Sa t . lO-6pm No u n l i i

ANTIQUE RUG - 1030**. I i 11. good oondMon. Beautiful aa • il.OOO or beat ofler 735-1720

CANEBACK couch A chair, newly upholstered S2500 Can be *een at:

722-2609

CLEARANCE SALE

Inventory change-OMr and rede-corating M M We need bare wea* A f loor* Larg* tSecount* on 10th A 20th century pamonga A acutptur* Rameining furniture muet be aokj SaMe Mart* Sat June 26th - Wed June 30th

Mc (Ju>re'« Antlquee A Fine 341 E Mam St

348-5650

ae A Fine Aft • North . S l ^

COCA-COLA Ice cheat Wicker - I -brary tatMa A refractory table, pomk-ttve cupboard, rope bad, mlec n * m * Fri June 25, 0-5 3250 Wmd-crofl . off South Cae* Lake Road

DRYDEN TWP Coiac tor unloading hundred* of antlquaa and coaectl-M M 3556 Sutton Rd (In barn be-tween Rochester A M-24. N o l Dryden) Sat June 26. 6-Spm

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A N T I Q U E S M A L L 1 YR ANNIVERSARY SALE

T O W N & C O U N T Y 31630 Ptymouth Rd Uvome 48150

425-4344 Open 11-6 De*r

15X off on a i mertaiandlee lor the morrth o l JUNE

H E L P U S C E L E B R A T E

A S U M M E R S A L E

W A T C H H I L L A N T I Q U E S

330 E Maple. Birmaigham 644-744} TM. JULY 4TH

CHINA. W « o * Burtelghwere, 66 pc* . blue, made m England eerty 1000-* NagotiabM 68 1 9612

DINING ROOM SET K i d other*, too much to M t 525-3606

• IF YOU ENJOY BROWSING through ar td leM t reaaurM and wandering through yeeterday we know you wM *n»Oy your trip to TOWN HALL ANTIQUES of Down-town HMtonc Romao We have over 40 antique deeler*. *peo**mng m queaty antique* and coAectiblea A* •tame ar * guarenteed a* repreeem-ed Greai New* w * a r * expending and opening 10.000 eddltional %oJ\ w e are accepting application* loSquafr-tv deeler* onry Open 7 day*, 10-6, 361 day* pei year. Located at 32 Ml Rd and Old Van Dyka (M-53r 313-752-5422

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GIANT OUTDOOR FLEA MARKET Sunday, July 4th, dawt>-4pm 300 » booth* , tree arlmMaiuii Nam to Hitching Poet AnOquea Maa M-80 A M-53. Tecumseh Ml (517) 423-8277

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J U N E 1 9 t h - 2 6 t h 20% OFF everything over *10

G R A Y G O O S E A N T I Q U E S 150 S Putnam WWwneton, Ml

Moo-Sat K>-5

W ANTIQUES HOT LME

1-800-420-3713 SHOWS , Ext S13 AUCTIONS * Ext 514

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L ESPRIT ANTIQUES To m * k * room lor * greet new ahlp-meni Irom France - 25%-75% oft an tiquea and iccaeeor lM throughout the *f>op To June 26th only 336 E MapM 646-6822

POOL TABLE, OAK 4*8 Mat* leether pocket* . Ml accaaaorie* e>

*000 737-0025

ANTIOUES A COLLECTWLES SHOWS A AUCTIONS

intormation on ma|dr ahow* *> Michigan Location* A ActrMtM* «pdaled ek ly

Avg c a l 2 mm louch-tone pnone required Under 18 gel parent * permaeion

P A H Information Service* P O Bo« 966. Dearttorn. Ml 48121

REDFORD - Huge accumulation M must go Furniture, antique*, lot* oI primit ive*, daprseslon giaes. co«ec-tKMee A m a c Priced to Be* Dealer* welcome June 24,25,26, 0-? 14121 Meroede*, N of Schooicreft E of Ink star

STEUBEN'CARDER Or agon H a l g r with acanthus laaiaa, douMs add out back vase (ada on a*Me O c a 1925 S3,500 946-0144

SUPERFEST COLLECTORS EVENT JULY 3-4

Waahienaw Farm Coundl Grounda

S A N D E R S A N T I Q U E S 35118 MICHIGAN AVE. WAYNE. Ml

9.000 t q ft Super ShowroomI We Buy. Se* A Trade V ie antlQuM

Ron top*, dining *e t * bed *et* ch in* cabmsts. *ecretanaa. laPMa

chair*, lamp*, clock*, china, pottery A * corrvpMt* Una ol

Es is l * A Antique jewelry All ma|or credit cards * c c s p h d

Opan 10-6 dally (313)721-3029 A Must Sea For OiaiQnera

700 Deeler* Irom 15 Statee, 2 big antique an collect!bM ahoea Indoor* *nd out ' Paper noetalgM A advertla-ing, toy *how doa A beer. gam. min-er aa A lewtry com aftow and much much mors 10 DoSdmga arid 100'a ol exhibi tor*! Don'l m a t Michigan'* Largest Collect o n Show! Set 6-8. Sun 9-5 Admaaaion S3 For mlormst ion ca l 517-676-2070

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ACT NOW- Biec* landlord Duwneas-man looking tor a faithful, caring, af-•ectionate lemal* Kida and race o k I 'm 5 8' , 170 l t » ag* 33 Cat now • 4 5 2 0 8

A DOMINANT wnrt* man. 39 *a *k * •dventurou*. «mrt* woman Cur tou* ' • 44973

AFFECTIONATE nice-looking amgM white p r o l a u l jna l mala. 54 , 5 6 " Enjoy* golf, baung. moviee. dining out non-amokar Seeking whits lemale 42-50. for fnandahlp or poa-vbM relatunahip • 44601

A HANDSOME. TALL a«m male, 39. easy going, f i n a n c i a l aacure. would "ka to meet a young, a t t rac t * * , aexy mat * who Maa romantic encounter* a n d m o r e « 4 4 0 2 1

ARE YOU? Feminine/demure? Free to travel? luriemployed-OK/Taiy-not),. Tnm/« t? L * e togethemeea? Ye*? - lha tall dlvorcad whit* maM •wa i t * your caa » 45256

ATHLETIC, good looking, wrth good aanaa o l humor looking lor an at-tractive lady under 35 • 45266

ATTEMTIOMr BEAUTIFUL WOMAN UNOER 30

BOY WITH ALL THE TOYS i Look* , aenettrviTy Por*cflea. boet* panthouae*. cradli card* wlthoul l imit* ax ot ic reeort*)

Look ing tor gin with U tha pearl* i intaaiganca. aenenivtty, a pteaam^ per tonal i ty , beauty A awaeoma bod-

It you have whai I arr looking for guarantee I have what you w e n t . •

45202

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maM 50'a. 6', kind, caring. Seek* diacraet lamaia companion age 30-45 for tun ralatlonahlp • 44100

ATTRACTIVE white male. 30. S 2 " 160 KM taw Mudamnawyer d a r t aaak* prerty * . down-to-earth lam ale 21 -20 lor memorable aum-mer A lasting ralatlonahlp • 45311

BLACK BROTHER Saaka white tar lor h m Wnea Ca l today tor the excitement of your Wef • 44101

ATTRACTIVE 44 year old white maM aaak* pretty petite while lamaia 30-44 yeer* old, lor tun and poaaKM r*Mt lonahip Fsrmlngton Hato an

• 45233

CLASSIC GENTLEMAN Single white mele 20 handaome wea-buirt aharp draaaed nonaat. auo: aaatm aludent Saaka attrac-

lue ix lsh ip Brst 145170

of humor lor dlmng dancing, m w -•as/p lay*/boat ing Looking lor i r lend 1at, poeeKMe more • 45262

cartng 5 8 m.

Ceihoac Seeks tnm. poeRlve lamaia waang to ahare a variety o l n Is rae l *

• 45045

CREATrvE amgM white male. Mm guitar travel A outdoors M a t t r a c t i v e adven tu roua aingle lamaia. no dependents lor kjn. inendahip A romance • 4 5 1 6 4

ATTENTIVE White MaM 42. very canng A amcere lias many interest*, loves aummer fun A seek ! asms m very pe ine whits lemaM. 30 lo 45 •

45255

ATTRACTIVE funlovlng alngM amita male. 20. aincara. ki taAgei i t 5' 10". 164. eeeka aingle femaM 16-24. aam, attract ive, good pereoneaty for poeeibla ralat lonahlp • 45174

Attract ive proleaalonal. coaege edu-cated. amgle black male. 26 . former coAege A European pro baMatba* player, aeaka artractNe lady Norv-amoker /modere le drinker • 45168

ATTRACTIVE amgM white maM 42. S '11 \ 170 lbs ,

30-35. m a t u r e , ahapsly aM-g a n t No d r l n k a r a / d r u g * • 45194

ATTRACTIVE wtvte mala, recently d lvorcad. 52 y r * young. 5 1 1 " aver-age weight I don ' t amoka Kind A romantic- K id* ok. • 45208

CUTE. nice, non-amoklng. drug free, deen . aery whns mala, 46. weight propor t ioned, deelres ammar arhna lamaia lor diacraet. occasional af-te rnoon deaght V 45125

CUTE- SENSUAL. Oea non -amok lng wh i ts male. 4 0 * . seek* young lamaia attracted to oUtm. m e n Jbl n r r a a a l r n l M O M paaalonata relehonahlp • 44190

DISCRETE Interracial relationship wanted I 'm black. 29. handaoma nave a f ternoons free You rs white

• 44102

DIVORCED. GOOD LOOKING White maM. 35. good ahape. looking for a petite, nice looking young LAOY met enjoys dlrMng out. family, frier theater, golt, being treeted M e a lady and much more ChAdren OK

• 45234

DIVORCED mce looking white mala

DIVORCED •hit* maM. 40. lust coming out of long convenant. aeeea atiractive •hue lemaM lor monagemoua but i mere*!. r*i*tiorv •NP

DIVORCED WHITE maM 43, 6 /215 Adventurou* rmnoed noinMt ameer* humorous akee «id*. mov-a * , dandng. waa t. non amok*r Raca? Age? V r eerie nd • 45133

DIVORCED ml rate m Me 6' 1751b. w M buat, 34, pro «*«. "iM ecKr-r i M i i seeas while %rna* O e h M r 21-40yr* tor fnanr •rap and poea-bMr*M«on»hi P • 45271

DIVORCED whi te, professional male. 52 h on aat. cartng. amcere. non-amokai 'dr lnfcer. varied wtaraet.

ahlp poeeibM reletionahip • 45007

DIVORCED, whi le mele. 40 looking lor aomeone tu ahere quiet m ^ i t * . enjoy tiger Baaabaa. muaic-couritry ndae. welt ing lor your caa End lone-ly n ight* • 4530 1

QOOO LOOKING, aandy I M . blue ayes 5 ' 11 " . t r im A buat twenty something Loves Ms tha outdoor* A summer ftjn WouM appraoaM

• 44006

QOOO LOOKING young white maM 36. cioaege graduate non wnokar

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HANDSOME, profeeslonal whi le male, 5 '10" . 170 body buadlng lb* Sucoeeaful good looking, eesy going, fun. *eek* a physically fit body buadlng lamaia 'or Irlendiahip leading to relatlonemp • 44175

HANDSOME. Profeeelonal engineer *aal img a lady lor aerioua ralatlon-ahlp White male. 40. never m a m e d Like m o i M . dancing, ate Seeking •eme in proleaalo nal • 45235

HI! - I am * white maM. 5'5, 150 K>*. eerly SO*, seeking white lamaM 45-55 who an(oy* We. A doing moet anything Hope to hear Irom you •

45261

30-45, for mutuaBy axOtmg Let's get together Caa n o w * 45253

i KNOW * o m a h w i e you ara out there You ar * * wtm* aam bright A attractive 42-52 yr old You an|oy books. movMe. dining out I am mce loving lonely 54 yr old, 5 '7 " . 150 Ida Weetland widower Looking for a lasting ralatlonahlp • 45037

IS NO MAN QOOO ENOUGH lor you? I want tha most high atrung, chic, picky, woman avaAabM I am brtaunt , delightful funny A attrac-tive. Be daring • 45175

SUMMfcR TtMfet M iee IIII ik B'nj d ivorced white maM proleeaionM 5 T 0 " t r t m , 170 l b * . amoHonaHy A ftnedaay aecure with * good *anae o I humor I'm looking lor t r im, at-tract ive lamaia to ahare boating, barbecuing A other fun on Caaa Laka Late 30 ' * eerly 40'*. 9 45106

36 YR OLD white maM, looking lor attractive, affectionate non *mok-Ing. Mmmme woman, 25 yr* A up for commntlng-raMtlor iahlp toward* tamay A k id*

MARRIED WHITE mala, profes-sional. SO * . 6 . 200 KM.

MARRIED WHITE MALE- wa« bum. aeeka a apeoal white ledy Age A atatua unimportant for a apaaal fun arrangement Long term poealbM •

45086

Raal Nice Guy ta* aam white maM 20 prolaaaianal anjoy* aport*. movtea, travel, dmmg-out rwn-amoker. aeek* aam whi t * lamaia 22-20 wRh aanaar meraets • 4 5 3 1 7

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handeome. athletic aeek* Mm. at-tract ive young lady lor daytime en-counte r * M a m a d / M i g M • 4 5 0 0 5

SINCERE, caring, dhroroad white maM. proMaalonal Early 40 * eaay on tha aye* 5 10" 100 » e I M a holding hand*, taaiing, baau f lM old-er hnmaa. turaitura. amn r a r i n g . Looking lor wrralai quaVtMa m dl-vorcad white lamaia tor Irtendahlp Medmg to mlatlonahip * 4 5 2 1 2

SINCERE, educated mcetookmg. fit. white Cathoac maM. 37, no de-pendents aeakmg l e a f ig ralatlon-ahlp with down lo earth canng. Ceihoac woman • 45263

SINGLE BLACK M A L E 30 5 5 In-dependent aaaka chnsnan amgM black lamaM or amgM whne lemaM tor fHerMMHp A km mo iM* together

• 46060

SINGLE. White maM taB, proMe-alonal aeeka prerty lamaia who arv joy* oonoert* A *por t * 9 4 5 1 5 0

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SINGLE WHITE bualneesman 23. 6 ' 180 lb very good looking, intern-ment. athletic. poMtive A extremely modest looking lor aomeon* like me • 4 5 1 3 5

SINGLE WHITE temala - Attract ive tr im, aecure proleeaaonal mid ftttiea would M e to meet ta* attractive prclMalianal gentleman who anjoy* travel, aporta. conversation rtaaaa no couch potatoe • 45063

SmgM whde maM 50. non amoker If you ara 35-50 an»oy tha outdoor* , mualc. dancing to the oldMe, get-away weekend* m the north. e » g h t proport ioned lo height • 45116

aerobics. Devtd Letterman. beech e*. outdoor* Semleid No depend-

45158

VERY good looking fun lovmg white maM, 33 yr* old 5T0 ", 165 lb* never married emotionally A finan-cially *ecur*. sntoy* denemg. dming out *unset* See*a a petite mature white lemaM, 21-33, tor romance A relatlonemp • 44989

WHITE dlvorcad maM, 51 with var-ied interest* aeeking a kind hearted lemel* who went* a monogemoua relet»on»mp • 44985

SINGLE White male 29, 6' 4 black ha* , green eyee. looking for M m . smiley fomala. who M*M rock A roil A the beach • 45259

SINGLE white male, 28. 5' 9 160 lb*., brown hair blue eye*, eaay going with many intereet* looking for woman 21-35 tor tun and ro-mance • 44987

SINGLE WHITE MALE. 55

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SINGLE WHITE MALE. 26. 6 ' 3 " , 1801b*, brown hair hazel eyee aeeka 20-30 female, *exy intelli-gent humorou*, non-*moker, for dating, ralatlonahlp ? • 45160

SINGLE WHITE mala, 22 8 3. good looking. an|oy* movM* bowling, pool, etc looking for attractive lamaia, 10-27 to enter mto ralattorv amp Redford • 45183

SINGLE White MaM 32 blue colter

of humor for fnendehip A poeeibM ralatlonahlp • 45250

SINGLE White Male 34 6'2, 178 lb* , Wue-*yed blonde with lots at Intereet* looking tor aomeone be-tw*en 25 A 35 lo apend the aummar with A maybe more. • 45254

S INGLE WHITE maM 6 3" 38 yr* average person. Intereet* dmmg out. garage M M * Honeet, amcere. cenng. understanding * * M l n g *m-gM whita lamaM 30-40 yr* to ahere Mee hopee A dream* wfth • 45221

SINGLE. WHITE male, 52, 5 '8 " , 160 m i l attrecthM whne femaM 30-56. no dependent*. Man Per arv Joy moviee. dining, beech or quiet tlmea at home • 45000

SLENOER. ATHLETIC white, meM 37 mce guy with heen and mtegrtty

SUBMISSIVE eeger to pieeee white meM 44 et t recthe deer dMcreel than Anuoualy M M a dominant

• 44632

SWM 25, 8 . 1701b* I M I w i d e o m e FOR REAL Looking tor ledy. age a a number met woi>d Bia a mce guy al their tired leei Forget the peper-boy he a pMytng Ntmendo • 4S05I

TALL - while maM 33 good looking, pertieay handicapped waBta with crutchee looking tor whne leniala 24-30. aanaltliie open minded lady

• 45118

WHITE MALE. 40 a prolaMKmW phy*icaay fit. honeat. outgoing, car-ing. avid traveler looking lor white lamaia 35-45 lo ahare aome mterest A Hie • 45182

lemale 20-35 Sport*, moviee. out door actMtMa • 4 4 1 3 0

WHITE PROFESSIONAL widowed male. "1 woman man" M M I n g "the 1 women' " Brown haa blue eye*, clean (haven, 170 Iba 5 1 0 " active outdoor type, country mualc fan. dancing Honeet. caring, affection-ate poealbM laatmg ratanonsmp age unimportant • 45025

WOW, t ha ed I* oui ol control Stn-gM. Jewteh. male, 32 biua eyee over 5 '10" . aweet. good looking • M i amgM white lemal* wtth tame que l l t iM • 45021

50 YEAR OLD divorced white meM rn aeerch oI friend A lover Intereet* mdude theeJer. denemg. travel Prefer age 40-55 • 45305

6 2 1 W o m e n S e e k i n g

ALONE? I'm * amgle white female, 22, 5 '6" , greet figure, very pretty Looking for a tat thm guy who * hone*!, fimny, and under 30 •

45275

*Hfc V u d J r a w H r r r - T S ^ r a . ^ Vegaa, denclng. bowling, theetre. wait ing, taaimg I am a daaav petite Mond, dark eyee. 40t*n Sound* good, caa ma I 45120

ATTRACTIVE, blond female, 53, 5 '9" aeeka amgM white mala, over 50. to ahere varied Intereet* and en-joy m o n o g a m o u * re la t ionsh ip Weetland • 45303

ATTRACTIVE, anergatlc 29. 5 10. 160 inkaler amgM black lameM aeakmg tea nonaat claan. attrac-tive. anergatlc 30-40 amgM whlte' ln-tei1 national maM for romantic fnand-ahlp No mamed men plaaaHW

45053

ATTRACTIVE SINGLE bled. 30. outgoing. mtaBgent. amoker aeeka amcufete amgM male. 30-40 with a good aenee oI humor, d a n

SmgM fua-figured IS M a i Chrlehen

rvon-amok mg. hnancialty aecure man m M r e e n boaHmg, Mat ing hor»ea0ack. travaang • 45226

ATTRACTIVE, s r 145

ampioyad. no dependent*. f e r r i a g e • 45361

ATTRACTIVE i p l r l l u a l . b lack 41 5 '3" Mm. M M m g Ir lend k ing fr

t t p with p r o l l M l r i r a 45-55 who Uvee Ma God A paopM AJ raca* conai dared beautika • 44100

ATTRACTIVE WHITE female 47, love* to dance. »ng, have lun Looking lor hone*t. caring, energel-K A amblt iou* man for friendship A lasting ralatlonahlp • 44164

ATTRACTIVE while single female. 3 0 1 aeeka attractive whit* alngM male. 30-45. local area large atze 170-2301b*. t M for reletlonahip. walk a dinner . & dean fun • 45200

ATTRACTIVE 27 yeer old looking for •omeone 26-29 who a honeet. down 10 earth A attractive Enjoy* out-door * concer t* , aport*. quiet evert-ing* A compamonahlp • 45315

BEAUTIFUL, Brainy Orunetie 5 1 0 / 135 Edect ic. ftt hm Whde, 43

BLACK, full-figured. prolaaaianal female visitor trom Benemaa aeeka white p ro lM i i ona l mala, 26-33 for long-term romence poeelbly mar-riage WlUng to relocate • 45222

BLACK PROFESSIONAL 43. tM , at-tractive aensltive. aenous. 1 chad Enjoys vsnety. c/eettviTy Seek* ta* unattached mala to ahare mterest. •nendarup stimulating conversation. poasibM reiatiomahip • 45039

BLACK woman 80t*h looking for black man, 75, tor fnendehip, maybe more Let 9 talk Ful figured, love cftOrtW. Jflhtnc oir t em-ployed • 45267

PRETTY, VERY aucoaaaful entrepe-nuer. 5*5", very loving. aMng. fun figured. Making maM, 46-tat* 60 a

' t a i * s . c » . i g w » . » - t o c R » . par*?® i • 44078

CARING PROFESSIONAL Black FemaM. 45. 5'7' a e M i honaal maM wtth good conversation Enjoy* church, aports, movie*, concerts, traveling • 4 5 0 4 1

CHRISTIAN WOMAN, 52 5 '5" , 135 lbs nice looking, anjoys dancing, aports. travelling, theatra wait ing, aeeka non-*moklng aecure man w/ similar intareats • 45220

CLASSY WOMAN ol color a e M * apacial attention bom attractive

ttonahip i* mat * touch away 145310

CUTE. Classy blond lac lech aeeki fnendehip leedlng to reletlonahip White attractive profeaatonaI maM 42-52 who MM nature current events, danong

travaang, • 451<»

DIVORCED aopniat icaiad very pretty femaM 42 love* to laugh, red hea aeeka attractive. t M whlfe am-gM gentleman for fnandahlp poaal bM reletlonahip • 45121

DIVORCED white apunky sassy fu* ol Me looking tor a man with same mteresi A aama pereoneaty Photo appreciated M caaa w « be re lumed • 45277

IRISH WHITE,FEMALE, 43. 5 5" f t * figure r>orv-amokmg. effectlonele Seeking *ame m a man. 36-43, wr . O M Seeking *ame m a man. 36-43, who

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LOVEABLE YOUNG Cute apimky amcere dandng. aport* mor Seeking aecure man mtereet* Plymouth

40"* •n joy*

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NO MORE BARSI Cute While lamaM 36 ahy looking tor a friend who

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divorced bnmetfe.

»M coun-heving a • 45304

PRETTY, peme witty woman, 43, I •harp humoroua, 40 - lor b l i lng . naung. travel, theatre dlmng *m.yM,

• <5152

FEMININE LADY. S T . 132 lb* 51 Vary attractive educeted. aenarttve ener getic. romantic, compemona-bM Enjoy* outdoor actfvttM*. *har-ing family travel S e M * formerty married gentleman • 45023

FREE SPIRITED, attractive, mtereet-mg blonde profeaelonal. eerly 50 a, aeeka honeet. mteaigent. communi-cative, caring, ftnandafty aacure. nonemoker. over 5' 10". 40-55 FnendsMp-monogemous reletlon-ahip Oakland County • 45264

ONE O f A KIND - OrvorceC white profeaelonal lamaia Fun loving, un-inhibited. unique personality M M -Ing M i g M whlfe prolaaalonal maM. mid 40 a to eerty 50'a. to ahare a

OUTDOORSY Slim, attractiva 5 6 " blond, graat aenee of humor, meny •merest* would M * to develop fnandahlp with man, 40 - apontaoe-oue. confident, proleaaionai Bir-mingham area • 45224

PRETTY, petite, cultured. Jewish

nature, aaaka kmd emotionally atabM nt. mta*gant whne Jewtah maM, 44-58 Non-amokar* • 45227

SINGLE. BLACK, female, 28 5'5 . independent caring, loving, aeeka whne maM, 26-36. ampioyad. at-tractive. lun-loving. for exciting

• 4: relatlonemp Caa 45091

SINGLE BLACK lemaM, 28 rtapely attractive Looking for a wh«e mala 29-30, 5 11-6 Enjoy* concert*, moviee. and outdoor acthmiee Muat be profeaelonal and phyaicaay fit Senous person only. • 4 5 1 6 2

SINGLE JewOh lemaM, 21, S'5",

P 45260

SINGLE. WHITE. fua-«gured gal. 20, brown hair, blue eyee. aaak* honaal. aanaiBve. cartng, muecUM. black man lor Mandahip Urat then who know* what! • 45223

SINGLE WHITE lamaia. 20. inde-pendent. attractive, lots of Km. look-ing for maM, 20-26. honaal attrac-tive. employed lo ahere aummer with, maybe more • 45089

SINGLE whne U m a . coaege edu-cated attractive profeeeiunai look-

tor a >era l l iance man. 30-40 a good aanee of humor Cha-

• 45166 a . '

Stmahma auneat*. rambow*. mov-laa. raada-ig. muaK. camping, oook mg. lame e n f o y a d b

35-56 mala, non amoker. race unimportant * 45180

VIVACIOUS, Outgoing, attractive <S-vorced whne lemaM. 51. 5 5. 116 KM . green eyed Mond Enjoy goM dance, m m romantic gourmM

t h a HONEST t M amgM ahHe mM*

YOU ARE a non-emoklng alngM. afMa. man. 33-40 a h o a aenwtive caring, snjoya many acttvmae A K a haaWfii but » not cnn'ni iMl ie. I am an a m a d N a . 32 pi i laaalui al wait-ing tor your caa • 45331

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SINGLE. WHITE, mother o l 1. 45. herd working, rion-amoker, en(oy* Hfe-aeMmg honeet man 45-55 with MUM of humor for posrthre growing relationship • 45093

STRIKING. BEAUTIFUL, dlvorcad whne female, 50 Catholic, tradit ion-ai va luM Lookmg for considerate dtvoroed while meM. SO-65, 5 '10 * for friendship • 4 4 1 8 9

TALL Uterst*. aerieuou*. passive while femaM aeMa tad. atabM i s •arttve white male over 45 yr*. old Ongoing *rr*ngement desired •

45273

TRADITIONAL SINGLE whne pro-Imnona i lemaM. 28 looking lor *e-

WARMHEARTED. iindependent am gle whit* femaM. 33 , 5 6 . 160 lb*., auburn haar, Uua eye*. »mofc*r. looking for a aingle white maM. un-der 38 tor fnendahlp • 45252

YOUNG. 42. cute, paute brunette dlvorcad, with a aanee ol humor. en-ergetic, lookmg lor an edorabM ain-gle, handaome, lun loving male

• 45265

YOUNG 46 amgle while lemaM, en-joy* travel, theater quiet eve* A ro-mantic dinner* Want to atart sum-mer workout program, * * M m g m a -

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5 4 " pretty green-eyed, reddtah blonde haw. 40'*, nicely buat. non dnnker / *mok*r . no dependent* m-teiagent. loving, humorous, *eekmg somebody for greet timee • 4503$

6 2 2 S p o r t s I n t e r e s t s

SINGLE whne femaM, petite m 50 Active 3 5 + tenm* player looking for a lenm* partner for starter muat have other common interests with aenM of kaanor < 4 5 1 3 9

currently ranked o2 men* 60 yr* A ovar alngM* SE Mich Tannl* Assoc Tarvua anyone? • 44162

6' TALL. 165 >b . 30 yr old maM • M l norvemokmg. Mender femaM mtaraat* mdude workmg out. ten-ma. aport* event*, dining, theatre moviee. ba aartcara. honest • 45101

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GENTLEMEN would you M e to meat a -eaay nice lady? Attract ive healthy A caring T M e a chance Let ' * taat The beat a yet to ba •

44945

RETIRED WHITE MALE. 60 ». 5 7" 166 M e lo meat white M M m 60 ' * Fnend*hlp A dmmg - lat a l a *

• 45313

homebody from Dfc>om field HMa

friend early enjoy r art, 60 a m my a r e a * 44642

6 2 4 T r t v e l C o m p a n i o n s

ADVENTUROUS, PLAYFUL, u r m f o bited extramMj peaaloriau whne maM aaaka maraaMd femaM. 20-40 lor memorab le e x p e r i e n c e * •

44975

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13S0 SufSald. 16/Woodwerd area Friday. » -4pm Saturday 9-1 2b«TI

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AUBURN HILi_S SALE - NO JUNKI Q«£AT PMCESI M condRioner*. waodmg gown, clothe*. Jewelry Off Squirrel Rd N ol Auburn Rd Sat only, Sam No eerty b i rd*

A u e u H N MILLS - 2045 Joy Rd (W ol Opdyke) June 24-25, 9-5 30 Fur-niture. clothe*, houaawaree. rmec

BERKLEY Oeraoe SeM Sat * Sen A * i e 26-27th 9am-? Furniture, lor-mal dlrnno table 6 char* , mi-crowave Ar . TV'microwave atand antique lamp wtng chair, night • • • " d . n w f u i badapreed. cxamion-

bfenliet*. bate*, toaatar. lots o l

more 2847 Cumminga, 3 CM*. E. of lat D * N of Catalpa

BERKLEY - 3187 Thomae. S of 12. E o l Oraanflenj June 25-27, 10am-4pm KScherv'peliaware. furrvtxjra clothing, apomng good*, alereo

BEVERLY HILLS - June 24-25-26. 8-5 31S45 Certelder bereeei'i 13 4 14, W of Southfield. S o l Beverly Antique d o c * , old t rura. I950'a vanity alooi roaewey bed/bedding, mena. China, houaehold rmec

BEVERLY HILLS - 31866 Nixon, W of Southfield. S 01 Beverly Fn 9-5 Sat 8 - t Mleceaenaoua i tem*

BEVERLY HILLS - SubdMawn June 26.

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BEVERLY HILLS - antique*. ooHecti-Mee. 1960 blcyclee. ladMa clotmng. other good * tu f l Thur*. Fd 9-4 19555 WSahir*. 2 b8(* N of 13. E. of Evergreen

• f t . EHLY HILLS-tArf lMamay Juna 25 & 26. 9em-4pm; 31552 Waltham off Evergreen between 13 8 14 Fur-niture. toy*, children'a do t t i ng . country decorat ion* houaehold

' BEVEPLY HILLS" -~OOOC ~ G R 5 ^ " f N o - J u n a . - aae a s e f l r w a o f h e r

J u * r l 4 - 2 7 N of 13 Ml off Beverly TENT SALfcy Rd batw Evergreen 6 Southfield.

Carouaal Horae*. HuichS Indian Art, comer o l Inglewood t Devonshire

Carved Doors, Headboard* M . Sandstone Statuary

SunAMSr. June 27826, '0am-5pm MINERS DEN IMPORTS 3427 Ro-chester 2 ol* N 13 Mil*

UNIQUE Roman and Egyptian antl-

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CRAFTERS SIM Needed for S Lyon GaM Day*, July 16 6 17 For appli-cation c a l aft«r 11am 313-466-0450 after 6pm 437-2224

CRAFT SHOW Disabled Vet* r *n* Auxiaary n Dear-born Sal Jufy 24 10am to 4pm CRAFTERS C M Jeanmne 681-3651

CRAFTS, (uppae*. fabric 4 more. 16674 Chatham - 6 MM. Old Red-ford Son only 10-6

FARMINGTON HILLS -Crafter going out o l t iu a rea* garag* sale M type* o l *uppe*«. including flmehed i unhrMhed oothlng. Fn Jone 25 9-5 35526 FraderlcKaburg. on D r M * bet 12-13 M M 553-2293

July 31 thru Aug 1 Contact Annmane at Ihe Royce Hotel lor more ^ fo rmat ion 467-6000

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS ST HUGO CHURCH GIGANTIC RUMMAGE SALE OpdyH* 8 Hlcltory Grove Rd* , E ol Woodward, N of Long L M a Fid Food available Chanty mght 182 00 admieelon 25% merit-up) Wad Jt*ie 23 6-pm Pub*c *aie Thur* . June 24, 9-5 30pm Beg day

OPEN AIR Flea Mantel-Detroit Eaaa-arn Mari tal araa Jirfy 3rd. 10th. 17th, 24th 8 31*1 35.000 plua cua-tomar* First 100 giMara buy i gel 1 free Reaervebona 663-4666

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AK* Morel Coma On Downl 4 1021 Old Michiger Ave Lot 40 Weetpomt Menor (MKhSgan 8 2751

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9-3 Friday Only »»55 FraryenRd t South ol Maple

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Featured on KELLY 8 CO New 8 gently need Uianarsr apparel

738 S WaaMngton. Royal O M C M 10-4pm Mon -Set

RANCH MINK COAT - ahewi coaar slraaghi slas s i OouOf fur taad ban Blue to* |ac* at notch*

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BIRMINGHAM-Fn 8 Sat. 8-4 540 Derwyn, S ' Maple E/Cr*nbroo» Houaehold iMma. csothea. rmec

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•urrnture 8 rmec 1671 Yoaairi-o l Maple, between Adam* 8

Eton Sat only. June 26. 6-3pm

BIRMINGHAM - June 24, 6-5 Stem glaaa wMdoera. t *aaC a l card*, baby 'enad* clothing 8 toy*, blkea. maternity clolha*. i n n o m rocker, elc 606 I ai'rhlee between Cran-brook 8 Southfield. S of Maple

BIRMINGHAM - Moving Sale, petto, furniture, weaning machine 8 much morel F r t -Sa t 9am-5pm 1135 N G i e n l w s l . of l MapM be-tween 15 8 16 MBa Rd*

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BIRMINGHAM-Mul t i lamay. luml-U*a, Clotmng 5/2S 8 6/26, 9-4 707 SufhaSd of l Maple W Southfield

BIRMINGHAM - Mufti lamay 8-5. Fn. 8 Sat 668 Ann St.. W of Wood-ward N of Lincoln Greet stufTI

BIRMINGHAM - Thurs-Sat. 9-5pm V in tage 1965 Mus tang , baby oothaa, changing tapie. toy*, refrlg-aralor. more 925 We*tche*ier N of Lincoln. W of South IIaid

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Group ga-raoa saM 6200 Crabttee Rd MapM 8 Telegraph. Juna 26 8 26. 8-4

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - M a c Heme 617S Lantern Lane al MapM 8 Tele-graph June 25-27, 9-5

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - cra l l aup-paee hjmHun. houaehold rmec Thur*-Frt-Sat 10-5. 3500 Darcy Dr E ofl I shear S of Quarton

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Moving SaM Thur»-Fn 9-3pm By I 8 Stephema Baby furniture, books, toy* , bike*, ch i ld ren* c lo the* houaehold nam*, ate 1006 Setter-lea. W off Adame, S of Long Lane

BLOOMFIELD Ha* , ant ique* 8 col-lectible*. ThurvFn-Sat 9-4 5455 Foreat Way Telegraph 8 W Quar-ton 1966 Ford Tampo weetern cot-tage pump organ trundle-bed, trunk*, many Ruaaian rtem* traa a b M carda, lot* o l graei stuffl

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Huge Eatate S a M let tuna aver' Antlquaa furni-ture. cfana. coaectlbMe. lempe rugs, tnena 8 l o * an Coaected from 4 ganaraOona Priced to *M 2 days only. Fri 8 Sat June 25 8 26 9-5 1574 Lone Pine Rd , between Tele-

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS- Ant ique* art 8 coaectibM* - ftoya Doulton Qual-ity fuml tur* including bedroom • a l l aofas deeks. book caaa* mir-ror*. air condit ioner*, fene. fabric* crafts. Chnatmaa Itama Treaaure* 8 traah too trendy to I M 932 Lamp poet Lane. Set , 9-4pm, Sun . 10-2pm No early t w o *

BLOOMFIELD -hug* saM lor benefit of ( rumen 8 Mich Ammei Reecue League Set .June 26. 9anv?. Sun if naceeeary 7366 Glengrove. W of Telegrapah, N ofl 14 mIM Also ac-cepting donations tor pet food. toy*, blankets 8 other pel supplMe Sorry

BLOOMFIELD - June 25-26, 10-4pm 5093 Mldmoor N off Q u a r t o n W of Telegraph

BLOOMFIELD TWP - Thur* Fri 9-4 Thurbar Rd , N ofl MapM. E ol Telegraph Several tammaa. lots of

BLOOMFIELD TWP-5371 Foreel

BLOOOMFIELD VILLAGE Sat 9-4 600 Waddemngton, near 15 8 Cran-brook Furniture, houeewaree

or, LS 8 Evergreen Fri 8 Sal, from 9-5pm CLAWSON - 117 Elmaford, W of LivemoM Super i tem* 8 big dis-count* June 25-26, 9-5

FARMINGTON Fn. Sat. 26th. 27th H t l m - ' 0 r « a a a U M I l i f B .

kea 8 toy* Something tor Every-nef 22230 Gal Rd S o l 9 , N o l 8

FARMINGTON - Fn 8 Set, 9-4 23148 Floral (N. of Grand River E of Orchard LMa)

FARMINGTON - Fn 8 Sat June 25 26 9-5 Mlec houaehold Items 31645 Shiewaaeee. Grand River 8 Orchard Lak*

708 Oarage Salee: Oek lend

708 Oersgs Salee: Oektand

F ARM ING TON HILLS Spring Val-ley Apts yard saM Sakrdey June 24. 9-7pm 4 Sunday, June 27, 12-7pm On Heated. N. of 11 M M

LATHRUP VILLAGE Moving SaM. M a 28-28M LMng room, redwood petto, bedroom 4 kitchen kmrtare. TV. antique piece*, ailckar tabM 4 plantar. i:c8ai:tlijii of old farm loo* meM grinder 4 much more 18221 KJbimM. S of 11 MB* 569-4388

FARMINGTON HILLS Tlara-Frt. 8-5pm 39129 Oxbow Ct N of 13 MM. E of Haggerty Ofltoe euppaea rmac beby itama 4 morel

LATHRUP VILLAGE Moving SaM. M a 28-28M LMng room, redwood petto, bedroom 4 kitchen kmrtare. TV. antique piece*, ailckar tabM 4 plantar. i:c8ai:tlijii of old farm loo* meM grinder 4 much more 18221 KJbimM. S of 11 MB* 569-4388

FARMINGTON HILLS Tlara-Frt. 8-5pm 39129 Oxbow Ct N of 13 MM. E of Haggerty Ofltoe euppaea rmac beby itama 4 morel NOVI - Redecoreuna Houaahold

FARMINGTON HIU.S - 3rd ANNU-AL YARD SALEI Williamsburg ToamnouM* 12 M M btwn Orchard i,*ke 4 Farmmgton Rd Set 8 -6

book*, mor* 22848 Cranbrcak Dr . LMeeood ParkhomM condo. be-tween 9 4 10 MBa, ofl Cranbrook Saturday June 28. 9 8 p m

FARMINGTON HILLS - furniture, many gieat nam* Fn Sal Sun 9-5 34335 Glousler between 13-14 MM, ofl Old Timber Rd

NOW-MOVING SALE Ffl 4 Sal 9am-5pm, 24818 Port*mou*i (cor-ner of 10 M M 4 Tall)

FARMINGTON HILLS - furniture, many gieat nam* Fn Sal Sun 9-5 34335 Glousler between 13-14 MM, ofl Old Timber Rd

NOVI 8 M M 4 Tan. Royal Crown Estate* Sub Thur*. Ihru Set Jim* 24.25.26. 9-3 New aeM* aech dey

FAFtMlNQTON HILLS-2 l a M a . Fn noon-? Set 8-2 22791 Colgeto, N/ 9. W,'MiddMbeit Veraty-records dotfw*. appkance* furnltur*

NOVI 8 M M 4 Tan. Royal Crown Estate* Sub Thur*. Ihru Set Jim* 24.25.26. 9-3 New aeM* aech dey

FAFtMlNQTON HILLS-2 l a M a . Fn noon-? Set 8-2 22791 Colgeto, N/ 9. W,'MiddMbeit Veraty-records dotfw*. appkance* furnltur* ROCHESTER. Frl .onfy, 10-7 3191

LandiMe, Rocheeter 4 E Boea Fir-mtura 4 i»iaat| variety FARMINGTON Hat*, F*rmmg1on

Green Sub, ofl 12 MM. W of Farm-ington Rd 28166 York town June 24-25-26, 8 30-5 Furniture, houee-hold clothes loy*. patio mMc

ROCHESTER. Frl .onfy, 10-7 3191 LandiMe, Rocheeter 4 E Boea Fir-mtura 4 i»iaat| variety FARMINGTON Hat*, F*rmmg1on

Green Sub, ofl 12 MM. W of Farm-ington Rd 28166 York town June 24-25-26, 8 30-5 Furniture, houee-hold clothes loy*. patio mMc

ROCHESTER Greenbrook HM* Sub Garaoa SeM. Sat Jim* 28th 9-3pm. S of Orion. W ofl Adam*

FARMINGTON HILLS Sat 9-5 Laam car* 8 HP *ngme, power toola. sewlng/ labr lcs /pa l terns houMhold 30646 Weatma. 2 blocks S of 10 MM. E ofl Orchard L M *

ROCHESTER Hllla-2 edfolnlng Sub* Adam* Weal 4 Hawthorn HN* Over 40 l ianas N ol TMnken, W ofl Adema Thur*,. Frt 4 Sal June 2 4 th-26 th. 9 am-4 pm

FARMINGTON HILLS, Thur* 1 day Only 9-5 PM UttM bit o l every-thing 35609 Huntaman Cl bet 13 4 14 off Drake

ROCHESTER HILLS-MOVING-1507 Surrey Lane. Kmg* Cove, ofl Tienk-an. between Rocheeter 4 Uvemcas Laat a n on King* Cove Dr Thir. 8-5. Frt. 8-5. Sal. 8-1; June 24-26 AnttquM 4 i.LiMclltlM. Thur*, 8-10 • a t M * fagh M o r a priced Ban(o csock Avon bottM*. collect or s ptelM D*pr*e*aon gMaa dtnner-wer* lemp*. bed. sofa. tabM*. ireedma. e igh t set.'bench, power looM. book*, lady's doOM*. TV. •averwar* Sal. June 26lh. 12-1 ev-erything MA mual go w a take ragh-eet price oflered by 1pm

FARMINGTON HILLS 31050 Pine Cone. S of 14 E of Haggerty Fr>-S«!-Sur 11-8 B a a . furnltur*, beby. toddMr 4 womera dothM. cabinet*. houaewarM band*


FARMINGTON HILLS, June 25-26. » - * 31763 Coronet. S of 13. 1 bloc* W of Orcherd LMe Bar refrigerator, overstuffed retainer bike, amokai. lawn mower TV. rm*c


FARMINGTON HILLS, June 25-26. » - * 31763 Coronet. S of 13. 1 bloc* W of Orcherd LMe Bar refrigerator, overstuffed retainer bike, amokai. lawn mower TV. rm*c ROCHESTER HILLS. Thur*. Fn Sal

9-5 IOU of atufl. 244 Stonetre* Walton to Fireaaood lo StonatrM FARMINGTON HILLS children*

dothmg sale t day only Girl* 4 boy*. Infant-4 Re aula quaMty. not pnced Sat Jun* 26th 10-5 28105 Better m i off 12 MM. between MiddMbeit 4 raster c * * h f iaaa i

ROCHESTER HILLS. Thur*. Fn Sal 9-5 IOU of atufl. 244 Stonetre* Walton to Fireaaood lo StonatrM FARMINGTON HILLS children*

dothmg sale t day only Girl* 4 boy*. Infant-4 Re aula quaMty. not pnced Sat Jun* 26th 10-5 28105 Better m i off 12 MM. between MiddMbeit 4 raster c * * h f iaaa i

FIOCHESTER HILLS - June 24-25. 9-6 2783 HaandaM. S ol Walton E. at Adam* Great aMtltoiri

FARMINGTON HILLS children* dothmg sale t day only Girl* 4 boy*. Infant-4 Re aula quaMty. not pnced Sat Jun* 26th 10-5 28105 Better m i off 12 MM. between MiddMbeit 4 raster c * * h f iaaa i

ROCHESTER H8M. * big 4 g*n*r* -

ing saM 1 day only. Suret J u n e 27 10-4pm Furniture, houaeho ld rtem*. clothing bik** mor* gr*a l *tufl 2 2 4 3 3 Spr tngbrook . en te r N ol 9 maa. w of MipdMoen

FARMINGTON HILLS M O V l N O -S*te--Prt S ' ^ a ?

room aat upho l s i a red cha i r s m a p M furnl tur* an t ique pMtform rocke r , cmn*. glass, l a m p s cucturee rm*c

476-5282

25 9-4 LrftM Tlkee toy*, k i t c h e n rm*c . »nan*. b u W U 8 M s p o r t s card*, rocking hor** a o g kenne l , luggage, ch i ldren ' s d o t h m a 8 m u c h mor* 29958 High V*aey off 13 Mae eerw**n Farmington 8 D n k l

COMMERCE TWP - 2 Family SaM

5pm Moving t t lKXl t .S . . IVS.

small 8 larga a p p k a n c a a . fu rn i tu re

u q u e * 23905 Haynea E of O r c h a r d LMa, S of 10 MM

F A R M I N G T O N - H u g * M o v i n g Sa l aSa l , June 2 6 10-4pm 2 3 4 7 1 MUlvlew Ct ofl F r e e d o m Batweeri Dr*k* 8 Grand River Quality furni-tu re curt*ln*. a t e

FARMINGTON Ml*s 25654 Br*v-chaaler. enter Aroen Per*. S of 11 Thur-Set . June 24-25-26; 9-5 30

FARMINGTON Haia- 26131 Hawber-ly . N. of 12 Mae W of Farrmngton Thur-Fn , 9-4 Furniture, b * e 8 car

FARMINGTON HILLS- Lincoinehire East Subdtvtaion Garaga SaM 11 MBa 8 Middlebelt lacroas t rom Mer-

Acres Subdivision SaM (W of Orc-hard between 10 8 11k Fri 8 Sal 9em-5pm, Everything Goaami«»f1f

FARMINGTON HILLS - H a n s o n Gins Track June 24.25.26 9-5pm 23377 N Stockton <W of MlddM-beft S of to Maei

FARMINGTON HILLS - June 24th, 25th 8 26th 9-4 30 pm 35265 Gary, S o l 13 MIM E of D r M e 20 years of accumulation Toy*. hou*ehold i tem*, book* wide vanety of i tem*

BIRMINGHAM 1 DAY ONLY Hutch , table*, c h a d * piayhouaa 8 m o r e Tliur* J u n e 24, 9-4 1870 H a m . MapM 8 E ton

BIRMINGHAM la l ever yard saM. s o m e t h i n g for e v e r y o n e ai Meat f r ee c o O e e 6 1 5 A b b e y H of 15. W ofl A d a m * Thur*., 11-7 F r t , 10-5

BIRMINGHAM - 161 S GMnhurst , 3rd h o u a a S of w MapM J u e 24-

c a r p e o n g . f o rmica k i tchan top . pc of mar t t to . d r a p e * 8 much m o r e

BIRMINGHAM-3 FAMILY SALE Thur* . -3M. , 9 - 5 p m , 5 7 5 LarcMaa (1 b a S of MapM)

BiRMINOHAM-3 Famay SaM 1 Dey Only S e t J u n e 26, 9 a m - 5 p m Fur-ni ture a o m e toy*, househo ld oood* . s t e r e o e q u i p m e n t s t e 3232 E

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hold g o o d * s o m e t h i n g lor every-o n e Fry-Sun l t t - » p m . 6712 Mark Ct f l l a p M 8 maa ta r a r e * .

BLOOMFIELD HILLS S u d M e i o n SMe A u n a n n Lh (NW c o m e r A d a m a / L o n g Lake I Many n a m e 8 d O » * H - * " • 2* 4 2 5 9 - 4 p m

BLOOMFIELD HMa-6 tamay - f i t 17-5 s a t » « n w r

5606 For m a n , E. of Frank a n S ofl Quar t on

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Fri Sa t » - 3

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS-Moving SaM i n c l u d e * C a i l a r car. Ford k i « * y van . 17" aaflboM 8 traaar 36 Chrla C r a f t yach t b e d i o o m a ^ M . Ham-m o n d o r g a n GE rttrigerator

a r a a a . t sosmng 8 looM 2a_ •n Rd Fn 8 Sa l . 9 - 5 314-8676

FARMINGTON HILLS, - Baby 'chlL d r e n / m e n - w o m e n c lo th ing , toys ,

8 m o r e l 30439 Fox Club, 13 MIM 8 D r M e Hun te r s Pomte S u b . J u n 24-25 . 9 - 5

FARMINGTON - Moving saM An-tiques, couch wan umt. c l o t h e * toy* e tc 32267 VWMy View O c M . half block N ol G r a n d River off Pow-ers Rd Thurs , Frt., Sa t 9 - 4 p m

FARMINGTON - Mi<ti-tarmty g a r e g e seM Furltur*. b a b y i tems ton* ol rm»c 3428? Conroy Ct , t a k e F ree -dom Rd +> f rom Fa rming ton Rd (juet N ol 9 Mdel to FMrmng. C o n r o y Ct is ofl Fleming 6 -25 8 6 - 2 6

1393 LJvemoM. N ofl TMnken.

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SOUTHFIELD - 6 farm C o m p l e x yerd saM J ia ie 24 - J u n e 26. 10am to 6 p m . kMa c w i h e a toy*.

N W c o m e r of CMC

SOUTHFIELD, 6 th Annuel Moving 8 G a r a g e SaM HMden RNer* T o e n -houaa* (on Lahear b twr 9 8 10) J u n e 26-27 9 - 5

TROY F n 8 BU moving aaM . — 1146 Pr oape r i — C r o o k * 8 Sq Lake Furniture, an -t i q u e * m a r b t o lop c o m m o d e

TROY - Laat c h a n c e tor Carol ' a big t ima aaM Clo the* houaehold n a m e 8 much m o r e The beat buy* m

out 8 y o u l c r y 2564 of W Red Fox Tr

A d a m * S M . 9 -4 WattMe E oi

g a r a g * a a M Thur-Sim June 2 4 - 2 10-5 Furni ture, ant ique* boa t mo-tor, ctutfie* (moat a a a 16) 8 m o r e Alton C a Bt H o a n g a w o r t h Pont tac Traa W pas t Welch 669-2167

WALLED LAKE - Juna 25-26, 9 - 5 147 C o a a n o n i (ofl Pontlac Tra* naar Was t Rd on tha UBeL

W BLOOMFIELD - Huge, 27 year* of c o a e d m a *nliquea toaec t lb iaa Fn 8 S a t 9 - 5 p m Sun . 12-5pm 5994 R e d c o a t Lane N ol MapM W of Orc-h a r d Laka Rc Enter s t reet next t o Orcha rd L M a MaOOa School Cher-ry Creel to Orcha rd Creel to Red-coa l Lane

W BLOOMFIELD - Sa t 8 Sun 10-5pm 2176 L M a a h a e Or Off maa ta r N of Que r ton Toy* beby c lo the*

WEST BLOOMFIELD-2 S u b -d tvMon* Sat J u n * 26th 9 -4 N/MapM, W/Farming ton , Si Walnut Lke Ram d a t e S u n

J u n e 27 th Lot* ol ba rga in* No ea r -ly b a d e Watch tor flag*

WEST BLOOMFIELD - 42S5 Fox-p o m t e Dr fW ol Orche rd Lake Rd S of Lone FhneL Frv-Sun, Bicy-cle* t a a a t a a card* 8 m a n set*, n a * dMhee 8 m u c h much morel

ROCHESTER HILLS-SAT ONLY. 10-epm, 1769 W Avon Rd b e t w e e n U v e m o M 8 C r o o k * S o f a , htamdl-

T h t * » , 9 - 3 p m , Fn 9 - l 2 p m 797 RetTwood Ct (Avon t o LyrmdaM l o R e d w o o d Cl fc *nt lque«. Kanmj re .

ROCHESTER HILLS - A muat h o m a aaM Fixnl tur*. toy*. Infant, c h a d r ana 4 aOult clothing , plu* lot* m o r * T h u r * - S a t . tO-6pm 3900 A l d a Av*. off Sou th Bhrd b e t w e e n u v e m t a i * 8 Crook*.

TMnken 8 University Dr ofl

-RQCHtSTfrR —MOD " C o u r t ofl Dun on S a t . J t m e 26. 9 - 5

Boy * Oofhee *tze 8 8 up. g a m e * LP r e c o r d a . l e a n mower , AppM C o m -puter houeeho ld rmac

ROYAL OAK - Large 3 lamay g a r a g e saM Lots oi floodtea Worth coming to Plua BIG Oek* aaM Fn. 9 -6 Sa t , 9 - 1 306 Ameae (btwn 13 8 14 Mae, ofl Roches te r or Mam S U

SALE BY FAY 1933 Cedar HM. Ftoyal O M . S . of 12 Mito, J u n a 25.26.27. Frt thru Sun 11-7 Con ten t s of beautHul h o m e i-laaaii: lumfture . o M daang aat. cut glaaa lampa roeewood c a b m e t Q u e a n Arm* arid table* pr wing back chair*, low boy. a n t i q u e corn-m o d * , china, picturea, mora l

S O F A - 7 ft long 8 3 fl. M d a Floral print n e e d * Hght o e e m n g 860 C M I - - . - M V z z a a

koUTHf lELD ""baST^Suipmen'* • miac houaehold Item*. J u » 24. 25

8 26 . 9 e m - 5 p m 2 7 3 3 3 R e d Leaf Ln FARMINGTON - yard saM. S a t 6 - 2 S tove , relr igeraior dryer, a l b u m * 23117 U a e , N of Gr*nd River E of Orcha rd L M *

FARMINGTON- 3 0 1 4 5 N S t o c k t o n , 2 b locks . S of 10 W ol Middlebe l t Fn 8 Set 10-5 Many todtSer Heme, househo ld . furnrture. e t c

FARMINGTON HILLS - Little Tike* toy*, country c o t t a g e , b r a * * fire-p l ace inssrt . b a b y fu rn i tu re , clothe*, l inen* kitchen rtem*. m u c h m o r e 35730 Frede r i cksburg , ofl Dr*k*

12 8 13 Thur* - S a t

FRANKLIN MOVING SALE Fri 12-8pm, Sal , 12-?pm, S im. . 12-5pm 31166 S u n s e t Dr Ofl 13 mue 2 b locks W ol Te legraph

" ' -a to 'Awtte 'T 'ARO Pine Hill Congrega t iona l C h u r c h

Sat J u n e 26th 9 a m - 2 p m 4160 MlodlebeH Rd . W Bloom held

FARMINGTON HILLS T h r e e O M * S u b Sale-DON'T MISS ' New beau ty auppllaa. b e b y e q u i p m e n t 8 furru-t u r e m f a n i - e d u f t s Oo the* . upright f reezer , toy* ga lor* . rowing ma-china . a n t a r t a a v n a n l c e n t e r mapM

gree t ing ca rda . XXX l a r g e m e n * p a n t s Thur -Sa l J u n e 24-26 , 9 -3 N of 13, VV of F a r m m g i o n

FARMINGTON HILLS. S a t 8 Sun 9 -4 30212 Fink, ofl Aamey

HARRISON TWP -ESTATE SALE 24961 Murray b e t w e e n H a r p e r 8 Jef1er*cm N ol 15 MM Fri . Sa t . , Sun 10-4pm, A h o m e fined with an -t ique* 8 collectible*. Victorian f i rn i -ture, collection pm cush ion doa* . graat c o e t u m e 8 Victorian jewelry, hundred* of p o s t c a r d * 8 VaMnnnes This s u e a a 'NOT TO MISS" . Too much to Wl N u m b e r s given 6 :30 Fn. t o MtabMah your p i e c e m Una

__ATHR'JP VILLAGE - Moving S a w J u n e 25 onfy L o u ol exciting th ing* Quality child I t ems C o r n e r o l Bloomfleld 8 C a m b r i d g e 2 b a t s N of 11. '<• mae w of Southfield

FARMINGTON HILLS, S a t 8 Sun 10-3 3 2 2 2 5 TM Timber , o f l MiddM-b a a b e t w e e n North we*l a m 8 14

FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 5 5 2 6 F r e d e n c k a b u r g . F n , 9 - 5 Going out of busmaaa saM. s e a C r a f t a

LATHRUP VILLAGE - Huge ^ S u with ovar 50 daa l a r s . J s S a ! J u n e 26 9 a m - 4 p m at

City HM. SouthIMK3 Rd be -tween 1 1 8 12 Mae Flam O e t e S u n 2? S p o n s o r e d by HMIorlcal Socaafy

FARMINGTON HILLS Moving SaM 37966 Lancaater I H a g g e r t y at 13 % MBel J u n e 25-27 9 - 4 p m Furni ture

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MILFORO - MOVING SALE King b e d r o o m *M. c m n * c a b i n e t couch 8 toveeeet a n d m o r * Every-thing muat go' S a l . 6 -26 . Bam- 1pm 1900 Lone Tree 6 6 7 - 6 3 0 3

FARMINGTON HILLS J u n e 26 8 27. 9 - 5 p m Baby 8 k tda c l o t h e * toy* a n d equ ipment , a n d m u c h m o r a 3 3 9 7 1 E d n a b e t w e e n 8 8 9 Mae

NORTHVILLE - Houeehold g o o d s d o t h e a 2 boy* ba tee J u n e 24 th * 25th 9-4 20656 E Glen Haven Country Place C o n d o e l ofl 8 Mae 1 block W of Meedowt i roo*

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 8 2 1 5 Nine MMa. be tween MiddMbeit 8 ink at w J u n e 24th 25th 8 26th 9 - 5 60 year* accurmaat ion of tomlture aaver dMhe* old toy* * m M 8 large wea i lng loom c o a e c t l o n ol c o o * book*, jewwry b o o k s (Old 8 n e w ! • n a n * Mc No aaM* b e f o r e 9«

FARMINGTON HILLS S e t 8 Sun 10-4pm Sola, chai rs c o n t e m p o r a r y

DOf» 1 p o t s 8 p a n e 8 mlec Elect ronic g a m e a batee VCR*, a n d mor* Roamg O M * SobdfvMaon s a a K f Northwlck N Of 13 Ma* W Of F u m n g i o n Rd *rnwr on Meytair

NOVI- Subdhnaam annual g a r a o a saM Fri . J u n e 25. Sa t , J u n e 2 6 V 4pm Meadowbrook L M e S u b N at 9 u a e Fid , W of M e a d o w b r o o k Rc Fmd *»iat you ve b e e n looking tor"

OAK PARK Book*, r eco rd* , f u -ture* beby c lothe* s t roa*r* m g h c h a a roefcem chair s«c Sa l 8 Sim 10-4 26061 S i r a t t o rd P l a c e N oi Laicoai, E of Greanl la ld

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SOUTHFIELD - Big SaM 23055 Berg Rd . 2nd houaa N ol 9 Maa. W e d thru Sun , 9 a m to 7pm

SOUTHFIELD - Frt-Set 10-4 29628 Flock Creek O n e , ofl 12 Ma* be -tween Evergreen 8 Southf ie ld Qual-ity a n . fcjrmture. 8 houaeho ld g o o d *

SOUTHFIELD-GlganOc G a r a g e 8 SKMwMt SaM H u n d r e d s of i t ems e v a a a b M T h u r a - S i m . 6 / 2 4 - 6 / 2 7 , 9 a m - 6 p m 25619 S o u t h w o o d Dr . N ol 10 MM, S ol Lincoln Dr b a f a a e n

WHITE LAKE - G r a n d m a I Es t a t e SaM Antiquee. lumiture . TV, h o u e e w a r e e , muat *M 1060 Enne* l ofl Round Lake Rd J u n e 26-27. 9 - 5

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BELLEVILLE MULTI FAMILY urdey fr-6 S u n d e y 12-6 J u n e 26

8 27 G a r a o a aaM Of t of 1-64 N Ser -vice Dr 0 a l * a < r H a g g e r t y 8 0a*a vM* Rd on 10*47 J a c l t a o n s i

CANTON ESTATE *Ma. N ol Ford . W of L*ey 4 2 4 3 7 S o m e r s e t C o i a l 6 / 2 5 , 9 - 6 p m 9 6 1 - 6 3 1 5

CAHTON-Fn 8 Sa t » - 3 4 4 0 3 3 Proc-tor 8 / C h e r r y H a . E / S h e l d o n Furni-ture houaeho ld . mlec

CANTON. Gigan t i c G a r a g e SaM

Sunde r l and , ofl L a * ) b e t w e e n Ford 8 Warren , a n t e on Bei chea t e r J u n e 24 8 25. fr-5

CANTON J u n e 2 4 - 2 6 9-1 Family S a M m Manor S W H a g g e r t y ' C h e r r y HM Kida d o f h a i g . loy*. furn i ture e x e r c l e e b * M mMC

CANTON - J u n * 2 4 - 2 6 . 9 e m - 6 p m 334 Robyn (Cher ry HN 8 L M y l Br*** h a a d b o e r d . ki tcfMn c a b a i e U . c m n a cab ine t c o n v e c t i o n oven, much m o r e

CANTON - J u n e 2 4 - 2 6 . 9 - 5 Ram or Shine Ant lquaa . o o t h a i g g o o d con-di t ion WIM t y * * a ba te* oak c n a a * 44669 P e t n c k (S ol W*rren , E of Can ton C e n t e r R d )

CANTON J i m e 2 5 - 2 6 Jufy 1-3 4 1438 S a n c o e ( H e g g e r t y ' C h e r r y n a » . g ree t i t e m * / g r e e t p r i ce*

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CANTON - Moving SeM T h i a * -Sun 1 0 a m - 4 p m Everyth ing g o e * Antique*, fu rn l tu r* . rm»c 7440 Wmd*or W o o d * Dr a 1A, on Mor ton Teylor nea r W a r r e n

CANTON MOVING SALE . ^ ^ F r i - S a l 9 - 4 6430 KmgMey

S ol J o y E of S h e l d o n Oualfty n a m e F u m f t i a e , ster-

eo . lamp*, pa in t lnga . g a r d e n e q u i p

W BLOOMFIELD Thur* -Sa t , 9 e m A n obtac t* . bate*. Ka c o a l , lewelry d o g h o u s e beby nam*, a l e 8 1 5 5

Thia Fn 4 Sa t 10-4 5596 Green-Drier S o f Walnut Lk , E of D r M e

W BLOOMFIELD. 1 d a y onfy Thur*.. J u n * 24 9 - 5 Clothe*, a n t i q u * aaver. old M'aalry. batee . m a c 6 1 4 6 Pmecrof t Dr

6 0 3 3 8 6051 Plnecroft . W ot Orc-h a r d L M a Rd N of MapM J u n a 24

« • ' M W | ) MAwer t ie ea a at c ra f t M « M c l o t h e * l inen* g r a n d m a a d o e e t a

W BLOOMFIELD S h e n e n d o e h Ea-t a t e * S u b gigent ic g a r a g e aaM NE c o m e r Walnut L M e 8 HaMteed J u n e 24-25 9 -4 J u n e 28 9 -2 Infam-Adult clothing, loy* furn i ture hou**hoid b a t e s m a c

W BLOOMFIELD - 1st l ime saM Furmt i ae . maecManeoi ja houeeho ld i t e m * J u n * 26th 8 27th, 9 - 5 p m 5 5 7 3 Tequea t* . mat ofl Walnut L M a (16 M* D r a k e

W Bioomfle ld -Juna 24-25 9 - 6 p m 5751 F a n m n g l o n FB W of O r c h a r d

iwean MapM 8 Walnut L M *

W SLOOMFIELD-MOVVNG SaM J u n a 24-26, 9 3 0 - 5 : 3 0 4160 For b u a h Ave . N

Bloomfleld * . « i u«a*. i toy*, i n i . — a e i i M houeehoMS ap-

p**nce* . a n t i q u e s o f a furn i ture 6 - 2 6 8 6-27 . » - 5 p m 9 3 2 - 0 7 3 3

W BLOOMFIELD-Thur* . Fn, 8 S a t , 9 - 5 p m . 4341 w a a w t W o o d * Dr (W of O r c h a r d L M * ofl Walnut L M * Rd7. Lawnmower . yerd e q u p m e n t . furn i ture , toy*, e lc

W BLOOMFIELD-Thurs Fn 8 Se t 9 - 3 p m 5250 WhMpenng Oak be-tween 14 4 15 MM Rd* ofl MiddM-beit Furni ture America ol Mar tma-v*M s o f a $150 . P ing-pong tabM. 835 ki tchan tabM 8 4 chair*, miac

SOUTHFIELD- Houeeho ld i tem* o o f h e e games , bates , car*. mMc J u n e 26. 8 - 5 p m J i m * 27. 12-5pm. 2 9 9 1 0 M*nmoor , N of 12 M M .

t W B L U O M » ' S U > - i M M ' eomerta" d o t m n g . ftahing rod*, m a o a d m g e q u i p m e n t . Ammo. ampfM*. no g u n s O p e n Fn 8 Sa l 9 -6 5606 KingaflelO b e t w e e n Far rmngton 8 D r M e . S of Walnut L* Rd

SOUTHFIELD - Moving Liner* . goM d u b * crystal . China, h o u s e h o l d i t e m * 17035 New H a m p a r a r e <10 8 Pierce*. Sa t -Mon. J u n * 2 6 - 2 8 10-4

SOUTHFIELD - MuW Famay Fiam-tur*. coMctlbM*, p la iss . d o l h e a old m agarViee 'book*. 2 5 4 7 5 S t r a w b e r -ry (Mam CMC Cen te r . 10 M M .

SOUTHFIELD - Mutt! Fam«y SaM LOM ol ga l d o t h e a 0-4 , compu te r e q u i p m e n t . mMC houaaho ld . much m o r e Frt-

S u n 9 - 5 p m 16750 8 16606 Web-Mer 12<4 8 Southfield Floed

SOUTHFIELD - mufB larmfy Fn -SM. J u n e 25-26 9 - * p m 19781 Dorset , b e t w 8 - 8 MM. ofl Eve rg reen . E on M e g n o a a . left on Dor*M I loi.— hold , kid* Oothe*. U k M n a a r s a

SOUTHFIELD - S a t 8 Sun 9 - 5 2 1 5 5 5 G M n m o r r a Laheer al 11H

3 5 7 - 4 7 5 6

SOUTHFIELD - Thuraday -Se lu rday 9 - 5 p m 22566 S t a u n t o n . N ol 9 M M . E of mkaaer

SOUTHFIELO - ThM Fri 4 Sa l 9 -6 BIG m e n a d o m i n g 4 mMc 20*45 M a d a 2 bloc* a E of Lahear

SOUTHFIELD - 21753 Indian. EST I 4 t M M Thur*.-Mon

1125 T e e eel 8350 2 baiaa

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bedroom

SOUTHF1ELD 2-3 f*m •y 28758 Sen Carlo*, t » L. E of U •Nar S ol 12 Tlar*. 4 Sal . 9-5

S O U T H F * L D 24312 T*mer*c* O c a E of L •near S ol 10 Ml Jtma 25-28. 9-4 • a bedtang, *on

KHchen •MtOOM

war* dMh-

S O U T H F * L D 25373 8 2S366 K8-M r * TC4 Ml W o f T M e g r a p h Qreef Mufl. wilt hi e a toy* etc. 8 - 2 I J » ' i t ? NO aarty bad*

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na . ap f i lw i r aa, c M B l M * o n * nMM THaa-Man 2 4 7 0 6 T i o g a wean 8 6 10 M M ofl a a e c n Daly

W BLOOMFIELD-Fn 8 S e t 9 -4 p m 5697 Nanev* Cl off Walnut L M a Rd b e t w e e n MactOeOert 8 ma s ter . Queaty dlmng room. so fa* . Oa a g a r d o t h e e loddMr | e cke t* mg-

W BLOOMFIELD - J u n * 24 th -2« th 9 - 5 Mufl) family p re -eubdMaaon

laam r r o w e r a E of O a k * . S ol Wal-nut Laka Rd . enMr on G r e e n b r i e r to6ow lo Dover C o i a l

W BLOOMFIELD - Houaehold S a M S t a * c a m b e r , wood turning *tove w ' pipe, m e c h a m c ' a looM. Hahmg tack-M. wM urat. t res t le tabM » ' 6 c h e r * , t raah c o n t a c t o r j i*aa a r t 4 dMh-**, much , much mor* June 25-26, 10-5 2120 Demtree W of inkaler

itch lor n g r *

CANTON 3 9 5 3 6 B a n . S of Joy E of 1-275 SAT ONLY, 10-6 S o l a di-ne t t e s e t bar s t o o l s an t iqu* bu-r*eu p i n g - p o n g tabM. m u c h m o r *

LIVONIA - Gym I A Ford. A u t i m n B r e e z e M a M . *n-

c o a e c n o M e . hrwiWf m e g a p n e a . a*c Frv-Set IQem I p m 26251 Tar ranoa . N .

^ IVONiA-Have w* ever g o t t h e tuMtl T h u r * - S M 9 a m I p m 1 7 9 1 1 Creak . 6 M a a F a r m i n g t o n

LIVOMA Sa l J u n e 26 den . E ot l i o a o Gar

S Of P t y m o i a h

UVOMA Huge m o v i n g aaMI FirrH-tur* crMn, f r a e i w toy*, adul t 4 kid* d o t h a e . ping p o n g t abM, 13 m t r e e 4 n m a c a r r a d t o n tckneck* . book* . looM. Mam a q u l p m e n l . m u c h much more l J u n e 2 5 - 2 6 * 0 - 5 p m 14693 RtverMd* (S of 5 MMa. W of

LIVONIA-d o t h e * 4 Wood W;

- Huge 6 I 0QCMP he a y n a / 6 Ml

Kid* h o u a e h o l d 3 6 4 5 5

T h u r * - S M . 9 - 5

LIVONIA - mcreckbM M a Boy*/ on* dothee (0-10). toy*, houaahold 37576 Munger (6 Ml 8 NewburghL June 24-26. 9-4

CANTON June 24 .28 . 26. 8-4 89475 Warren R d

Jual W of Htx Funw-

t ^ A R T S I M H M

NORTHVILLE - BKi SALE- A A N 4 kid* utoaiea. scuba. uaNa. smM aa-pkences. elc. A * M 26 8 -8 1 6 6 M Aqueduct CL. Highland Lake*

NOWTHVmlS, - Faaiafcaa. a p p ^ •ncaa 8 much mora Wed Thura Fn Sat 9-4. 18730 Smock.. 1 btoc«M W of Hegoarty. ofl 7.

NORTHVH-LE-Set. J i m 2* . lO-fc 418 W Mam. Anaouaa. eic**r A wrought ron. Oiar 100 asMcf pc*

NORTHVILLE - 6/25-26. 9-? MuM lamay M M MUhMnd Lake* Condoa. ScnoomouM G 2 mM W of Ha* . aarty. between 7 8 8 MBa. oft S6»ar Spring

LIVONIA. Juna 23-24, 9-4 39295 Donald. S of 5. W of N e w b u r y Book* iewery dofhea. mlec

UVONIA. Juna 25-27 9-5 20006 Brentwood S of Eight, E of MttdM-ben Avon, baby name, hjrmture

LIVONIA - June 25,26.27 31807 W Chicago, between Merranep 8 Fermmgton Rd* Baby d o t h e a etc

UVONIA- June 24. 25 8 26. Thur-Sat 9-5pm 29472 Grandon.

Rd

CANTON. 675 Wonhmglon S Ol CherrytM. E of 275 Thur* -Set . 9-5 A/i Jewelry, computers soft-ware, *Mctrorvcs..TV and stereo

lor SeM wtieeicnaar saw electric mower, tools. M*ytag, chm* cab»-net M lurnlt ir* *ppa*nce*, mink

hou*ehold Thur-S*1 10-5pm i 25122 Ann Arbor Trail, Between | Beech Defy 4 TeMgrapn

UVONIA - June 25 8 26, 9 -5 36406 SunnydaM ofl Levan bMwaan 5 4 6 M M 9a, M clothe*, toy* more

LIVONIA - Jun* 2. 18646 Lather*. S of 7 MaodMbt 4 master Rc lor everyone

- . •VtfNU 'Jun* 7 5 5

DEARBORN YARD SALE-Sal 4 Sun., 9-6, 1730 Meyburr t a l S t* Ford 4 W of Ti

.IVONtA-Sel 10-1 30 4 Sim , 10-6 34068 Hathaway fW Change 4 ^•rmngtorj . G v u fluff 0-4 T mors

rr»ur* -Sot 37934

1-96 Service Dr

DETROIT - Moving Estate SaM. 30 17612 Plam-

biocks H ofl Si* M M

OETROIT-SAT, 9*m-6pm 16821 Winston. 1 blk S /6 M M . W/TeM-graph Clothe* dMhee odds 4 and*

DETROIT - Subdnnaion Garaga SaM 4 Craft Far 6 MeaTaMgraph lO-5pm. June 26 4 27 Dunk tank, food

DETROIT- 2 toy*, dothe*. n 8109 Chatham Ann Arbor Traa

Beby Heme. Thur-Sim., 9-5 Warren 4

GARDEN CITY • Moving SaM Fn-Set Jura 25-26 10-7pm 27723 John Hawk, Ford Roed/'lnkaler

Fn 4 Set . June 25 4 26th

GARDEN CITY Fri-Sal June 25-26, 9-4pm 28920 Ruah. naar Warren 4 Middlebelt 4 lamay Chaoene toy*, lawn fumrtur* dahe*. rmec

GARDEN CITY • 29460 MtddMCeA 4 W*r r *n Jun* 24-26. 10-3 Microwave ham bed. mac

GARDEN CITY 33560 Marquette, between Farmington 4 Wayne June 23-25 9-5 Clothing - Large sae womena kid* 4 men. mMc hciuee hold book*, toys lew tooM

G * H D 0 r a r V 5 F * m * a * T n SaT Sun, unt« 6pm 202 Lather*. N ol Cherry HM eight* home acceaao-n * * dothmg Much Much Morel

"cWtoi T YhJi '{hru' ^ ' Lid-I

I 9119 GNman. between W Chicego

LIVONIA

' Berkley ofl MiddMbefl

PLYMOUTH-Frl-Sun . 8:30-7 11878 Butternut (E of Ha«Bart|r. N. of Ann Arbor TrMfc Uaed garage saM l a r n plu* many naw M m * (office 8 crafl • inri«*i. ia in M i . car M a M a r * . dothe* 4 racks, sac. I

PLYMOUTH - harmire. IVs computer. Set 9 -5pm Latonde Ct W of Sheldon. N of AMI Arbor T r M

PLYMOUTH - Hidden RMge Condoe Gerao* SaM Fn 4 Sal 8 J O - S p « Sycamore Rd 8 Arm Arbor TraS I b8lX* of h

PLYMOUTH: Hupa of 1-275. S of A n n Arobr T r M iCheatnut Dr h j i r a 24-25th, ~ "

LIVONIA

25 10-5pm Huff Part 1325 Part Piece. Arm Arbor T r M 8 Sheldon "any graat I

PLYMOUTH • BM. Juna 28, 8-6 11656 Morgan. 2 sti eets E- of H a f

. 3rd houeis N of Aim Arbor Tf.

LIVONIA Yard aaM - 31026 W Chi-cago E ol Merrlman naar Sureel. June 25-28-27 9-4pm

LrvONIA June 24-25-26 Clothe* petit* "* 8-10 aome brand r e * , lowbar. bat* carrier mac 15646 Suneet. N of 5 MBe. E of M a i s n a

U V O M A 8907 Beatrice. W of MaddMbefl. N of Joy June 25-28-27 9 - J Some beby IMma

LrVOMA - 16933 WoodaKM. 1 bR E ol Lawan. i bat S. of 6 Ml. 3 taniBia. wt* of mtac JUn* 25-26 9-6

LIVOMA - 29501 N d a m a n t s O n M .

L IVOMA 3 crib*, youth bed.

winter coet* AJ name brand 4 very moel i acre* 0-10) Kida take*. IOC a of kid* books Many meny loyal Army cots, tools Km M . ro i top OaM kit OM chad* rocker, cuatom e « * k I Drafting tabM, tomMae, household rmac Wed thru Sal 8:30-5pm No Early Srdel ' 18131 May-held N of 6. E of Farmmgson

XVOIWA ~ 3~ i g f i a y aewi 31096 Meeon. E ol Mamman. N. of Schoolcraft Ame. 24,25 JBth

LIVOMA - Ar conditioner, furniture 4 mMC Jun* 26-27. 9-5 16764 GoiNiaw S of S» . E ol Levan

UVONIA - Annuel Ardan Street Ga-rag* saM 14 Home* on i street. S ol 5 M M W ol Mamman ThM Saturday onfy 9-Spm

L IVONIA - 3 Urn* ae. 19922 Park vIM. 7 m M 4 MK3C •eoeit Fn . Set 4 Sun . 9-5pm H< xr*ehoK3 rtem*. do thM toys w«l decorator fabric

ipepar border*.

LIVONIA-Big SaM June 25-27. 9-6 18513 Giaman W ol Ink ster S ol 7

mumpM daecount* given Kid* loy*. wmoow ar condition inn. garaga mechanic tooM 4 much more

LIVONIA Complon VMage .400 home sub £ of Middle-belt, N of Schoolcraft Thurs -Sat , June 24.28

LIVONIA - eatate saM Sal Jun* 26. 10-4 Furmtire tooM lawn equip-ment rm*c 30747 Ptcktord S ol 7 M M Wof

W BLOOMFIELD-Frl 4 Set 10 4pm. 2782 W Long Lak* Rd (1/4 . m M W of MKJJMbaft on Pm* Lake) Packard-Bail laptop computer , (1500 new beat ofler vardlnom*-cterea beby d o f l a * mant-3T M

4-7 loy* IreeaurM

LIVONIA Mufh-tarmfy Jun* 25-28 9-6 mec houaahold crystal. Mass ware dome* , fcr*. record* 31529 u s a . Joy 8 M * i » n a i eraa

BLOOMFIELD Huge Gerage

r e m tooM houahom nam* dm gra amM appaenrM gurt*r amp 4 1 — a * r * . of»ce 4 dtciaoon aquip-meni Clotmng. garden tooM Sal 4 Sim 9-3pm 5161 Oofarty bai E of Orcherd LMe. N of Walnut Laka

LIVONIA - 11003 Flamingo S of Plymouth W of Merrtmen June 24 thru 27 9-5pm Crib orgen bed-room set KM* of rmec

heed boerd/iTiefli M * l irrvtur* *»-•enekm ledders rmac Wed -Set 9em-5pm 15947 EBan Or W ol Farvnmgion 4 N of 5 Mae

LIVOMA - 36450 Northfleld E of Newburg/N of Joy ofl Crown Quea-ty name-brand doming twin g a a 0-6 boy* 0-14 4 adult* Toy*. b«taa rmac Jtma 24/25. 8-6 Don't iMaal

LIVOMA - 4 ta'iiaaa Kjda cSothM 4 toy* Jun* 24-25 9-5pm 35212 Leon (S of Ptymouth, W of Waynet

LIVOMA-4 famay M a June 25. Sam-5pm 38472 Grove. S of 6, W of Levan Beby Mm. adult ctothea •Mctronac houaMaarea. much more

LIVONIA 5 Famay SaM 20808 Pur-•ngprook, '4 m M W of MkMebea . <* m M S of 8 M M 8/2S-27 IO-8

LIVOMA- 6 tamay garaga aa June 24 25 4 28. 9wrv5pm 17604 F W Of Rd

NORTHVILLE - Moving SeM Ftats-ture. Mam eqtapment. Mc 48291 Norton. S of Mam St.. W ofl of CMment June 24-25-28. 9 -5pm

<5-7V 43540 Raaervoa Fid '» maa S ol 8. ofl North.Ma Rd Fn 9-4, Set 9-12

PLYMOUTH-SUSOnnSlOW Sal w ^ - t a s e a " t a s * b s e e i r i r ™ r bb w.'Beck. H/Joy. Jtme 28-28. 9-6

PLYMOUTH - Thur*., Ffl 8 Bat. 1389 Park PMo* Sheldon 4 Ann Ar-bor TrM area 9am

PLYMOUTH - Thur* thru Set 9am-4pm TrMaood Sub 48017 Green Va6ey Canton Censer 4 Arm Artior Rd Lots of stuff

PLYMOUTH - 11543 Weverly DrNe. ofl Arm Arbor TrM. 6 al i aar Hag-gerty 4 LJMy Thur*-Sat 9-6pm

PLYMOUTH - 860 PecMc. N of Farmer. E. ol Sheldon Jtme 25lh. 9-5 PotMry amM houaahold aama. ale Pa ieau Plymotflh Community Arts Coimc*

REDFORO - Brady Ct anmal ctaar-out Furmkr*. book*, reoord*. baby

Sal 4 Sim . 10-6 FoBoar uiMitf*

REDFORO - Comblnad Garaoa SaM 14025 Merlon. E. of Beech Daly K of SchoolcrMl Fn. 11-5pm Set. 9-5pm, Sim. i0-3pm Ptano (needa work) beef oftor Ta

RB1FORO - ESTATE SALE 47 yeer* 20560 OkympM (3 hcii.e** S o1 8 M M . 2 1 ka E- of BeechL June 24-28. 9-4pm

REDFORO. F Mutoual 13140 Cokasi-bM St (Near inkaser 4 SchookxMr) Jun 25 . Noon 8 4 Jim 26. 9-4pm

REDFORO - Gigantic Garaga SaM Jtme 25. 28 4 fr M s 4pm. 18888 m m : * oTi iMm % e o r w k -

REDFORO June 2S«i. 28084 Das-don. w oI Beech Daly. N. of Sdteak-craft Kid* OoflM*. I

REDFORO - June 25 4 28. 9-6paa Alan computer 4 same aat. Retonak whnpooi bam. aaidce afiadaa A curiam rods, squartan.

REDFORO - Larga Garaga

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REDFORO-Y*rd SaM Furniture, •lOuWfiQW chi ldren* book*. rmec Fri -Sal Juna 25-26. 9-5 i » W m-H O . S Of 7 MIM. E Of in* star

REDfORO - 2 family 20506 Mac Arthur W of D ied* . N of Grend F«iac. Juna 24th a 25th. 9-4

ReOPORD-25240 CathedrM T>njrv Son Juna 24-27 Many cfMdrens dothee baby item* and imcJi mora

REWORD-26434 Margaret* 2 b * s 9 of t MIM between Beech 4 inciter Juna 24-25 10am-5pm Something for everyone

REOFORD 3 FAMILY SALEI Thurs. PM, Sal. 9-5pm. Sun 9-2pm 9«32 S«ux Ptymouth Rd 1 Inkster NIC* rrkckt furniture Oof haa Galor*. i M J t t Lota Moral

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Name four own prica on new A ae-tata contemporary 8 traditional fur-rwtura Badrooma dming room 8 Ifv-ing roomt . occaafonai tumMhmg*

Oon't mMal Fri 8 Sal Juna 15-19. 10-4

973 O R C H A R D L A K E RD S£ corner Orchard 8 TeMgraph out-side Kaaoo Harbor

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REOPORD - 4 family June 25-26, 9em-3pm Furniture household cat jy Pishing tools, weigh 1 Danch, v i t f>eats . much mora 18274 Cen-traKlC 1 Wocx w of Baach Oetween 6

* . ! # " • WAVNE - GARAGE 8 SAKE SALE ,

Juna 25-26th 9-Spm 38726 Cra- I cant Court. N of Michigan. E of JQfiCHIx, an tor off Covlnglcm, Lega-cy Estataa SubdivtMori

WESTLAND - afghans tube stereo color TV. miac 2119 WUahlre

Sewtiurgh 4 Palmar Fri Sat . Sun Juna 25-27

WESTLANO - Antkjue*. boating ac-casacas , Marlay parts & miac household terns June 25-27 '0 -4 426 Vantawn. off Cherryh«

WESTLANO Due to loss selling an nou**no»a 4 furniture 4 stereo council Morel June 26.27. 8-8 30 1818 Alberta. St Venoy/Palmar

WESTLAND moving aaM furniture tool*. lawn equipment. kt icher ml»c . personal ap<Mlanc»s. hneo*. clothes, stereo. VCR, lots mora 1746 imperial, S. of Ford E of Wayne June 24-25-26, 9-5

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BEDROOM SET total, white French provtncMI

666-4S34

(2V. 7 g J J J *

BEDROOM SUITE. 9 PMCa. b r o w formica. pMttorm c«d wfth ma Hi aaa $650 737-4075

BEIOE L - l recaners on eed condi t ion 4500

sec tKxVwf i end Good

557-2178

BELLINI natural crib with m e m see 4450 Rattan curie- 4 oockla* tabM. 4325 Antique bedroom aat. 4200 Flraptaoe tooM. mfent bedding 4 PMypen 661-2541

BICYCLES (31. Plrvg Pong tabM sofa. chair bedroom aat Baal Offer

682-1655

BIRMINGHAM-Fri 4 Sat 9-4. 1482 Washington <W of Woodward, N of 14 Mae* furmture. take*. mMc

BRANO NEW queen-saa bed com-plete frame, mattraaa, boxaprlng 4225 CaH nowf 380-0134, 380-2744

BRAND NEW refrigerator 4 fu* - *oe mattraea lor aaM. exceaent condi-tion Best offer 356-7953

708 Houaahold Goods Oakland County

ESTATE SALE Furniture, art, arv tlQuee. decorat ive aocaeeorMe. feweary books. b > m » more By appomtmenl only, tor tree M ce l , 948-0144

E S T A T E S A L E S

A P P R A I S A L S

a n d A U C T I O N S By 0 M Morgan - 313-462-2607

Starting aa low aa ISN

30 w « experience of biser national SocMfy of

M A A T T T a A

. E S T A T E S A L E S

m B Y D E B B I E

^ PI HOUSE • f u l l Estates - 20% Fee

Caah par t 48 hrs after aeM

• AL»Ct ton - C o n s i g n m e n t s

A N T I O U E 8 W A N T E D - C A S H BUY OUTS-

Our Reference u e l • the Beet Thmg

We Havel 5 3 8 - 2 9 3 9

WE DO ALL THE WORK!

AN ESTATE SALE

50002 Heifer WIXOM

BROWNE Househo ld & Esta te Sales

Fr iendly. P ro fess iona l Serv ice

D i a n n e B r o w n e

3 6 0 - 8 9 1 9

BROYMILL formal dining room aet. 64 oblong tabM 18" leaf, l ighted 2 pMce chins cabinet. 4 cane-back chair*, 2 side chairs. all medium oa* $ 1000/beat 313-885-2837

WESTLAND - Moving SaM Fyrnl- I ture clothea. baby acceeaories household goods June 25-July 1, '0am-5 29010 Manchester. N of Ann Arbor Tr., E of Middtebefi

T a k e 1 - 9 6 t o W l x o m R o a d

S o u t h f o r 1 b l o c k t o G r a n d

R i v e r R i g h t ( o w e s t 12 M i l e

R o a d , l e f t t o p a r k i n g a r e a C A M E L •o.aeeat

S A T U R D A Y & S U N D A Y

BRUER CHAIRS 4 birch trestle tabM, dehunudler <2), electric edger. queen matt-aaa set. 42' glass tabM top. wicker furniture, also miac items All excellent 737-9025

BACK C H I P P E N D A L E Kiveeeats (pair). Exquisite large •rervch dlmng room aet made ot aa-

E of Wayne Rd S of Cherry Hill .uoe. 25,26, from 9-5pm.

Mernman 4 Venoy. N of Palme" Childrerts clothea 4 toys. Xrtchen 4 louiehokJ Items, misc

WESTLAND-2 Famity Garage S«e L5B» of Misc 8612 August, Joy 4 Mitfiflebett Thurs -Fn 9am-3pm

mon CL., N. of WftdWoocl/'v'eôy"

TONS OF COLLECTIBLES FLOR-ENCE CERAMICS RUBY GLASS.

: MILK GLASS PRESSED GLASS GLASS NIPPON

PEWTER "COPPER FLOW BLUE COLLECTIONS OF ROOSTERS T R I V E T S E G G S . B O T T L E S . GLASSES RUG BEATERS OLD CHAIRS WHAT NOT SHELVES STEINS. 500 PLUS RECORDS MANTEL CLOCK ANTIQUES 2

TABLE MAPLE TABLE. TRADI-

DofJ^ Rd . Between Ford 4 Cherry HilTât . June 26, 10am-4pm

WESTLANO - 2613 Christine E of Wayne N of Glenwood T t w Fri 4 S i t ,9-5pm Lots of clothes, babys, k-d i 4 adults furniture toys hard-ware books Baby items

sets Of mahogany dining room chair*, .chlppendaM, hepplewblte 4 Ouncan phytel Several secretary

rugs 9x12 Mahogany Ouncan phyts chippendaM queen anna dlrwng room tables mahogany bedroom sets with doubM 4 twin beds Many separate Bedroom piecee. mghboys. silver tea service ch»d s furniture. p « crust tables tea tablea. more

ESTATE SALES 4 L IQUIDATIONS

- C O N D U C T E D BY -

THE ' Yellow Rose

SHIRLEY ROSE. 425 -4826

ETHAN ALLEN round wtth 4575

krtchen tabM, 4 chairs 681-1251

FARMINGTON HILLS Moving SaM. Kvmg room tablea. bedroom sets. 5 piece wood kitchen set. microwave, decorative rtems. tools mowers, yard equipment 474-4899

FORMAL dlmng room set txrftetl 4 curio cabinet fl chairs, leaf tabM. mirror , like newH Coucfi. chair*.

: 557-5509

708 Houaahold Goods Oakland County

OAK KITCHEN cabmets. Coppee 4 low I i drawer*. . courrter lop* looks n*m

708 Housahoki Goods Wayna County

RANGE 2 yr* ofcj 1200. gMaa « -nette/4 chairs 4125. aknond Mquei entertaanment center S78. 883-9909

REDWOOD patio aal (9 pMoeaL aMc dark pma dming room tabM w/S chairs Good condition 842-7879

ROYAL OAK, 4823 OroveMnd. E of Woodward, S of 14 Thura-Frt, 10-4 Baby goode. toy* , houeehok) mMc

SECTIONAL - 7 pMcee, like new 4800 New waaher 4 dryer 4550 822-1569 477-7325

S I N G E R

Z lg zag sewing mach ine . $63 cash or month ly pay-m e n t s

G U A R A N T E E D UNIVERSAL SEWING CENTER

2570 Dixie Hwy 6 7 4 - 0 4 3 9

SINGLE DRESSER. OoubM wardrobe, a* black graal condition. 3 y r * old, 4500 652-7862

S O f A . k i sssat. entertamment cen-ter, TV 4 much more Very good condi t ion Must sen 258-9489

SOFA - L-shaped white sectional Moving, too larga for new condo Mmt condi t ion Paid 41975 (hava BM) wl* sen for 4800 . 549-0964

SOLID Pine Country Comer Hutch tall. 4300 Antique bureau/ 611 3W

mirror, 475 Ca*.

SOUTHFIELD - Uvtng room chair*, ctotfilmg. new tires 13 4 15

SOUTHFIELD. Moving Furniture. por tabM diahwaeher workbench, pedded sftup board elc 358-8593

STOVE, refrigerator, weight bench ki tchen tabM 4 chair* electric dryer truck tool box 476-8275

FORMAL DINING room set. medium pecan, 6 »rte c#ialr* w caneoecx upholstered seets aghted china cab ine t buf te t w / m a r B M top

TAPESTRY Settee. 4650 Girls bed-room piacaa. bachelor cheat, deek Jurnor dlmng set 4 c f t e i r ^ 375-2475

TRADITIONAL matching ofl-wfwte print couch 4 lo reeaat New. never uaed ^ c r t f i c e . 4795 528-0682

MOOEL HOME fumfture saM H e * 0« Creetwood Sub 47262 Red CM* Or (8 MIM 4 Beck Rd), Nor tH.ee Juna 27. 12-6pm Corvtemporary tranaftional furniture 4 acoaaaonas Everything mual go

MOVING SALE Bombay CMna Mrge l lanredon. 7tl high x 8f l long 41500 . GMaa lop coftoe tabM. I lenrandon. $200, 3 pc aectionel mkrored i c iaan 4350: TabM 4 chair*. gMaa top Heck me* 4500. Kmgelze Brae* bad. head 4 loot section 450. Sat 1-Spm 4 Sun, l -5pm 34439 Par* grove WsetMnd or ca l 721-1066

MOVING SALE. Sat 11-5pm Appa-ancaa to go alao 45560 Holmee. S of Warren, W of Canton Center

MOVING SALE Sofa and tabMe. lampa Ca* after 6pm

NAME YOtiR OWN PRICE SALE • Furniture • Appaancaa • MMc

Friday-Sunday ' 2 - 6 p m 24490 5 Maa Rd. m Redtord

NEW FURNITURE, slightly uaed Modern couch, kr reseat, dining tabM. chairs, hardwood coffee tabM new fun mattraaa 4 box spring 4975 for *« 730-1063

NEW HOME Sewing Machme wfth cabinet 4 many acceeeorM*. rarefy used-needs Cleaned 4 oked 485 Sears crib, needs mattraea mdude* meets 470 Electric mower 435 Reel mower 425 532-2065

711 Mae. For Sala Wayna County

Liquidation Sale N a n * B rand Ma t t r eeaes

Sold Saparaa** Or m Seta A* toa* From 489 95

C A L L L IQUIDAT ION P L U S U v o n i a . 4 7 1 - 6 0 5 0 T i y t o r , 291 -3603

G a r d e n Ctty, 4 2 7 - 6 7 1 7

M l 4600 VtC Tanrry Me member-sh« , 42 duaa/fno.. W 6 o 526-3666

PROPANE FURNACE. Seer*. (In the

RETlRtD aMctncMr i i * ig M motorVbJta, hand tooM, d r «

wood. m a u l , etc 459-3623

SEARS X T tabM m 1326 Rock we* 11" wood lathe w/ stand 4 *ccaes pries. 4425 6 ft take

». new 460 458-1884

UTIUTY TRAILER - 4x8. 4300 C a l after 6. 937-3648

VISIBLE G£S pump (reproduct ion) M o b l . red 4 black LMa meld* or out. 4675 463-2066

NEW waaher - gaa dryer, larga port • M TV 2 microwavee. 2 drawer * cabinet, bookcaae. 75 cup electric cofteem«k«r. can *vee 937-8720

NORTHVILLE - 905 Spring Dr , W of Orchard, 2 block* N of 7 4 1 * * June 26th 4 27th, 9-7 Wicker tabM. oak Mgnchak. tabM. old hats, but-ton* coMecilbMe. computer, kig-gaga 4 more

OAK DESK, older model, excellent condit ion 4150 591-3745

OAK Queen size Meigh bed. 2 matching 30 cheat* $740 44" round chrome pedeatal baae tabM with forrmca top. < m a t i h m g chaars 4 formica 60 w * - b u n g buffet ahalf 4560 Ca* evee-'weekend*. 453-5775

LA NY ALL PRICEO TO SELL MS-4110

A & T-SALES 8 3 8 - 0 0 8 3 / S c h e c t e r

WESTLANO 4 famlf> microwave kid* clothes Baby rtems. houaehold misc Fri 4 Sat 9-5 8325 Hubbard

WESTLAN0-4-FAMILY SALE Thur*-Sat , Bam-6pm. 31146 Mer-' * < £ . o l Mernman. N of Ann Arbor Tram Ball cards. TV s. fertiluer spreader, bar stool*. 2 Schwlnn woofers 20 girls bike, typewriters, docks jewelry girt s sues 6-14 2 vacuum*. Beta VCR, rmac

WESTLANO - 4 f w n « June 25-27

WESTLAND- 553 S Sybaid, btwn John Hlx 4 Newburgh. off Cherry He-en to Norm* to Loruss to Sy-3eid 6.25-26 9-5 Microwave sn-tique spinning wheel lamp*, window .aJance exercise blk* . piano mor*

WESTLANO - 7462 August S of Ann Arbor Trail between Merrlman 4 U ldd labef t 9 - 5 p m Fn-S* t Housahoid. baby. toy*, crafts

706 Housahoki Goods Oakland County

" . r ^ r t ta f le r - - o n a w i w - • » « ' 0 » -enial rug J125. White Baby crlb-rrWHTMa * '00 Carrier air condition-w*TOO. Girls daybed 4200 25 col-or cbnsoM TV $ 100 569-2904

1 ANOTHER

I E S T A T E S A L E

! B Y I R I S

. Fn 4 Sat June 25-26. 10-4 26811 S T O N E W O O D C T

iLdtated 1 Block N ot 13 Mne Rc sft^lorthwesfern Hwy ) Contents include

ANOTHER

i r 2 HOT

SALES!! BY

E v e r y t h i n g G o e s

s t Fri & Sal June 25-26 10-4

879 H E L S T O N B loomf le l d Hil ls

W off Adams, between Long Lake 4 Square Laka. take Weetview GREAT COLLECTIONS-Spor tmg Goods. Tools, Toys, Memorabi l ia Frultwood dmrng tabM. 6 chairs 4

tabM. 2 7 " TV chests 4 oeeks. di-nette, antique oak dming tabM, oc-casional chair*. 15ft aluminum fish-

I ing Boat 4 trailer, raft Boat. Elvis 4 Kennedy collectibles antique ac-ceeaories sporting equipment, etc Antique Br i t i sh rifM, shotgun, WW il swords, medals Several new golf Oub* Dags, shoes, accessories putting green 4 trophies American Ftyer H 0 train* moped, safe 2 gas Jewnmowers snowbiower waaher 4 dryer, earners equipment, mowmo-Dae suit, disnwaaher TV, electron-ic* sever*! h*nd 4 power toots, hardware. *ir conditioning, mens 4

gotd 4 costume Kweiry 4 more =2 Sat June 26 10-4

Sur June 27. 11-3, rf needed

5790 INDEPENDENCE LN 5 off Walnut Lake, E of Middlebelt

All Contents Plu* House Musi Gol 6 3Mce sectional sofa, bookcaae.' wall umt. Brass 4 lacquer table*, oak dining tabM with china by Tho-masvMM 6 piece lull saa bedroom set 6 piece twin sae Bedroom set. 2 newer side by side refrigerators, lamp* french ha* tabM 4 mirror, ta-bles. oa* desk 4 return cfierry

cnesl water bedroom set.

C E R T C O . m c . ' •

' ESTATE SALES • H O U S E H O L D SALES • A P P R A I S A L S • AUCTIONS We also buy out partial or complete Eslates PATRICIA 9TEMP1EN 522-1736

$195 Lounge c h a r * 450 ee Lamps picture*, mirror Coflee

mirrored. m*rOM. $95 -

bronze chandelier 4 fixture*. mMc pat io furniture 855-5571

Four piece black -aquer Bedr oom ] set 4500 B*mmgh* rn 642-8663 7 0 g H o u s e h o l d G o o d s

FTJRNiTURE - Conover Sof*. "ke new. blue1 mauve 2 blue chairs Sof abed Mahogany arum tabM 4 end tables Large trestM deek 4

T W end tables Large

^ • e f W r - « e » o R < B p = -

FUWWTURt - "KimBMr "oro8fi: aoc - "j • branaon spinet piano, office desk.

« O T M n M t « A » r * > a e a 335,6630

BED-RED Corvette twin hood 4 j wheel, mmt condition, drtv-

f t r T i i a S u t a n S W i . O W W 7

tabM linens ditlon 661-8964

CHILDRENS BEDROOM Furniture Boy 4 Girl Queen mattraaa set Good condition Call, 373-1146

CLAW foot oak round kitchen tabM painted white with marBM top 4 4 chairs Price negotiaBM 683-499^

COLONIAL SOFA, $195 2 chair*. $75 ea , good condlfton 476-4331

HOUSEHOLD SALES

C O N D U C T E D B Y

Lilly M. & C O M P A N Y

5 6 2 - 1 3 8 7 5 6 9 - 2 9 2 9

I RON RITE Model 88 ditlon. $75 Walnut chair $25

Exceaent con-green cuefuon

559-0629

KENMORE refrigerator wttti cemak

COUCH, Loveeeat 4 chair, $200 Dishwasher $150 Microwave, $120 to-Spaed Bike $150 various furni-ture Items, snowbiower. $160 Work 277-4600 Evea 647-3279

LIVING ROOM SET • $500. 4 dryer $250 each, armofr/antar-tainment center $125 Much more

Ca* 652-6767

DANISH Furni ture - couch 4 loveeeet, 7 pc dining room set, cof-fee 4 end tables lamps 646-6287

LOVESEAT 4 *ofa. $225 2 high back swtvel rocker* $35 each Mint condi t ion Beat offer 356-3098

OANlSH WALNUT bedroom set Leet her-look sofa, brown Every-thing very good condit ion very reasonable 557-6466

DECORATOR SELLING moatty new | furnishings from Pier home conlem-poray 4 traditional . several cu* lom sofas whrte. mauve, teal

S, chairs reclmers, tables, cur io* rooms - fuM, queen, modern

oak. also oak/poster bed, armolre. cherry Queen Anne bedroom 4 din-ing, mobile server In SouthfMW

3 5 6 - 7 1 3 6

MAHOGANY DINING room table. 6 cha i r * 4 china cabinet $1500 Ma-hogany buffet. 4400 Glaaa dming tabM w /6 eh*ir*. black lacquer. $1200 642-7982

Wayna County BEAUTIFUL 3 piece sectional sola,

-MflA: leaf, wood, 6 chairs. 435

Bedroom Set-Cherry, double bed tr ipM greaser mirror, complete Ex-cellent $200 Evee 522-2487

WATERBED-queen size si

" • w e s t . g g g y a f l -* * h e a t f b o a r d tripM dreeaar with mir-

ror and cheat $900 533-3376

BEDROOM SET queen soe Deak wtth matching crederua La-Z- Boy chair leather deak chair Reason. abM Moving Uvoma 464-0746

BEDROOM SET - 3 pMce. $250 En-tertainment canter solid cherry. 4400 Oeek 4 chair 450 348-0415

BEDROOM SET - 3 piece welerbed, queen size wtth brass headboard $650 478-1614

BEIGE st iped sofa Bed 4175 Clothe* storage cabinet and 3

•el 513-6493

715 Computsrs BIG ESTATE SALE '

491-2422 Toys, gamee 50 s 4 80 s Buck Rog-ers, comics 60 s Plnball games, Toot*M toy*, LrttM Black Sambo, dolls 40 s Do* 4 child sewing Items 40 s Puppets. Tlnkertoy*, Lincoln Log* much more l No ctMldren

BROYHILL dining room, dark pma. 6 chair* . 2 Itgnted crura cabinet*. *>-celMnt $775 420-1288

m highboy • English 18th ceo-< tury tabM • 2-18th century . Queen ann chair* • primitive . c#iniing • Banow painting • . Motherwe* litho • 2 antique «qfienial ruga Including a . Manal • several oriental an-. tique pottery pieces • large « « * i m e of miac rtems In-• ckiding sofa • cabinets • de-• «gnei clothes Including - raens polo surtes • mens. - «>mens » chadrens • toy* • 4 rkuch much, more

I n5 K a u f m a n 6 2 6 - 6 3 3 5 , Associate Member

injeoiatonal Society of Appraiser!

lewelry c

! fi ie 3«CJ« furrwture. cu#tofn oar «* -1 t M set. 12 l O M d

•awr m o w n wowDtowaf k c m * O S & mocfi rr»or«

901-5050 855-0063

ANSLEY Cfxr^. p«Tt«rrN. M r -for 8 pi«?1«r & »«rv»ng

A R E A S L A R G E S T

C O N S I G N M E N T

F U R N I T U R E S T O R E » r * f i » t o

• S^fOOrn* • L^T»p« • 4-ntlQues • kppMances

J f a Pick uc and Sell For Youl . TANKEE CONSIGNMENTS

3'462 Grand River (313)471-0320 5 ' Bai W of Orchard Lk Rd i

• ATTENTION

S O U T H F I E L D

S U P E R S A L E 'NHSTER RO MILE N Of

MME TO JORANO TURN E TO 4 B N l Y HOUSE ON RIGHT I

• F n , Sat . 10*m-5pm • Sun I l - 3pm

i ^S90 • Oa* • Walnut

AT WOVEN TREASURES We ofler the Mgheet quality

of oriental rugs Also

WE BUY OLD ORIENTAL

RUGS

DINING ROOM SET - Ethan Allen antique pine china cabinet targe treatM tabM 6 chairs set Lennox china, set Ptaltzgr*ff pottery, much

313-477-1216 313-779-2605

DINING ROOM solid mahogany drop leaf gateleg tabM. 4 chair* $500 Deak dark Pine TreatM $300 646-1787

DINING SET - Formica 4 cJialrs 4 leaf 2 piece neutral sectional couch Glaaa 4 braaa wa* unit coffee tabM 4 TV/VCR aland 1 y» old swing sat Musi se* nowt 669-9808

DINING SET, 3 piece, Henredon, I chairs, matching chandelier, graat condit ion $350 540-2225

$375 black bentwood -ocker $60 hanging pot rack $100 marBM side tabM $125 Eves 542-8937

D U M A R M O V I N G S A L E Fri Jun* 25. 10-5, Sal

June 26 10-3; number* Fri *t 9 30 Retiree s Michigan condo kquldat-mg for the Florida move CMan con-lemporsry fumiehmgs with a DAB of her mother a f avom* poeaeawona 4

wmrmopeeic

B A S S E " SOFA 4 Loveeea

Hon Beet i

corv excellem condl-

360-2115

BEAUTIFUL dlrung room aet country hard rock mapM China caOmet ' a b M 4 chairs Buf»et Set aa ia $1200 645-9314

• * f Plates - i amps ck fNng - Ledar Cf Fajpieke arm c h a * ' * $ • • Wicker -ee J

• A o i i • Toy* • Tons Ol imons _ " S Piaies • Lamps • Vintage hats 4

• Chast - 20 s <aniTy • I cha* • Mirrored coffee

i can - Wick ar tioor arflp - boater tied • Omits • Playboy Magazine* . Old paper . man, old •-*r<ea A pictures • Shaef mueic • ' - * • * • Lathe • Set of 4 MAG wheMs - loxseno id 4 . l ichen items • Mer rhendiee added each day aa apace pewmis No preaalee or ner»y birds Stieei numbers honored See you c r « Sal Sun Bev

BEALfTIEUt- new queen bed 4 new siAjM bed Both with new mattraaa Each $150/beat oWer 756-6858

BEDROOM SET Contemporary $200 Dlmng room sef oak Draxal Heritage 6 chairs server 4 cfana cabinet $2,000 346-7014

t ^ g ^ M queen mrn otmc* iscouarsd armoira rrw-ror*3 r c s Q a 2 ""QM atarnâ Oraaaar 3^3

' n i t t r a w ao»aa Chmtrt lamp*, bookcaae TV. ama* kltctMri isbM'cnairs lathe art by Segroot traadml* 4 axeroaa equipment apt size washer 4 dryer ladMe golf c lub*, croea-country ski*, boot* , pole* guitar MdM* bike* mMc Older itema mckida unuaUal pa-perwe ight /vsse combo , m a n t M dock . Kod*k camera*. Jotinaon B r o * Paree* ch lca. cups.1

saucers Ha* teapot 2a* csgarene carryal Caah only

9977 MiddMbeit UvonM W side of MiddMbeit Between n»,moui». Rd 4 W CMeeeo SYLVIA (313)981-1625

BEDROOM SETS (2) sef kvmg room couch tors

Dlmng room 2 efr lgars

846-7871

BEDROOM SET 5 paece contempo-rary Walnut • quean mattraea 4 apr ing $ 8 0 0 2 T h o m a a v l l l e etageree i rmfwood 8" $350 Kl tch an asde tabM Oa* with ceramic tae m -center $150 649-4639

79 BuHding Materials

7 0 % ®

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I r t O M E C R E S T I

• K I T C H E N

I C A B I N E T S

EDFORD

ESTATE SALE

300 W H i cko ry G r o v e B toomf te td T w p

N ol Long Lake between Telegraph 4 Lafceer

(Watch l o r 2 atone p e a r * perk on t aide only ol Orange

Lake Or s « up Ut tM Lane )

Friday & Saturday. June 25 & 26, 10-4

i w f i n i — i " " ' STEMWAY oo Elegant HM_o

M A H O G A N Y ON M A I N 404 Mam St . Rochester _ I

S57 -686C ' * Closed Wed 4 Sun

Mirror SeMI 3CrS o f aelec! rtems Sltverleet beveled mirror 4 match-ing console selection of mahogany

t . china cabinets beds, chairs, etc Wonderful old books 4 aaaorted braaa 4 karoeene lamp*

B U N K / T W I N / T R U N D L E , s o l i d mapM, 2 matlraaaea 2 bunk.'hmn foundat ion* iK ldar $250 525-0244

BURNT ORANGE carpet 4 pad 14*30. 4 IS. g c a a c . c « s « i««» 10x12, $10: i double bed *ei wrth frame $20. 1 cheat of drawers 4 n ight* ! *nd, $30. 453-9481

MAPLE t l leave*. 1 $225

bM 58 bench

36. with two 12" 2 kitchen chairs

477-4148

MATTRESS - Beautiful qual i ty PEDtC set Vary comfort-

CHILD'S Bedroom aet wfth canopy bed 3 drawer cheat w/hutch. 5 drawer ilngarM. very good condi-t ion Muat ae* Beat ofler Dey* 362-7280 Evea 425-1045

CONTEMPORARY sofa 4 brown with oak tr im naw foam, ex-ceaenl condition. $300 981-5007

COUCH WTTH matching chair. Sam-aung TV. kmgelze welerbed with

MATTRESSES - 2 mettree*/box springa Sealy two size 38x88 m Excellent Sacrifice 569-3678

COUNTRY DINING set sokd oek tabM 4 4 cha i r * exceaent condit ion 1250 928-5713

MODEL HOME FURNITURE - 4 I ceeaory saM Farmmgton H IM June 25, 26. 27 lpm-5pm Dming room sef. chUda bedroom sef. coffee 4 end tables hai boards 4 mattraaa eats, pictures 4 much more 28093 Hickory Drive Copper Creak Off 12 maa between

Hatstaad Tum N onto Hickory Or

DESK PECAN exceaent $150; Lazy Boy 4 FMxsteel cti*«r». $70 ea. Pecan coffee tabM $75 347-2393

DINING Room Bernhardt. 12 piecee. $2100 78 inch sofa $500 Pede t t t t

k. 4200 421-3062

Haggerty 4 Hal QoffpomM. M t <

MOVING - House fufl ot furniture. i e coOectibMa soars drum,

much rmec ReeeonabM 647-8673

DINING room tabM rtakan wood carved. 8 chairs matching wa* mir-ror Nfca new Paid $9 000 Aakmg 44200 261-0671

M O V I N G S A L E B Y

M A R J O S A N T I Q U E S S M . V3yB..Jur*.2lS. 27 . V Household mMc 20 a 4 30's kHchen set stove radio cabmet. dmmg room aal. old Smger seeing machine AMo much onc-a-brac. curtame, lampa. hat*, porch gader. 4 more

1 3 9 7 4 A b l n g l o n N off Schoolcraft Between South

DINING ROOM - walnut chma cabi-net tabM. 4 ohm. Mat 4 pede. good condi t ion $250 522-4896

DRAPES - 1 pair lined 90x80. *ght neutrM beige Miped 4 - 4 0 x 1 5

included 4100/beet 326-3717

EARLY AMERICAN mapM. oval, dm-mg room tabM wtth 6 chak l Maf 4 pad. item condit ion. $550 Early American Hutch wtth tabM. 4 chairs dark wood 1125 AfMr 6 581-9209

QrenfMId SoutMMkd

4 blocks E o l

MOVING SALE - Twin Beds dreaa-ar. dmena hutch 3 piece * * e m i l Good oondinon 489-5864

ELECTRIC stove 4 refrigerator rk g ree t ! 2 window Mr condMdn-

ers ( Ike newt 326-7317

MOVING SALE OE I B O H SMe — f W i ca dming room tabM $600 Formica vanity $75, oomar tabM w'braa*. 448. ouatom w o o d TV w a l i a * 12,000; wood

ENTERTAINMENT CENTER so*d . contemporary r x 5 ' . a»ce6erit

condit ion, 4475/Beel 981-2274

ESTATE 8A4.4 13907 Lanore. Red-lo rd Twp . (3 Mka W of Telegraph. 2 b k t S o l 1-96 Service Or ) June 24-25. 10-4 Appaencea lumnure.

antlquaa. tooM more Ca* me

REFRIGERATOR. Wtiirtpodl aide by side, almond, $100. waahing ma-chine, Fngndaire $50, Samaonalte auidoor table, chairs,

stripe great condit ion, 4225 348-6544

THOMASV1LLE earty *mencan chi-ns cabinet Exceaent condition Askmg $550 or best 464-0180

TRADITIONAL sof*, $250 New D P Gympeck 2000 - $100 3 Piece Jen-

AfMt tefl) —

450.000 IN CONTEMPORARY FURNISHINGS

MUST BE SOLDI IN 1 DAY! Furniture by Lane, Henredon. Slko Century, along with NEC eiectrorv

Art orientals mgh tech ofltoe equipment, lousehotd 4 good glaaa

sacrificed TM* H a tag saM Sam start, cash check 4 brmg t ruck* Best offers on imaold mercnedMe at and of saM - 4pm 1780 Smith Rd Temperance. Ml Sun June 27 1-75 south to AMXM W to Jackmen. N to Smith

10 piece black pit 4550'beet offer 3 rabies $300 'beat Black 4 grey

728-9332

BAHAMA CRUISE 5 days I nights Over bought, cor-porate -alee to public 4279 'CoupM Limited t icket* Mon-Sat 9em-9pm

1407) 767-8100 ex l 2516

ELECTRIC *tove, 4200 bridge, dispenses water ice maker $200 Washer /Dryer $200 set Snow blower 4300 Royal upright Vacuum $150 PortabM dMnweaner $100 A* between 1-5 yr* old 737-9388

EN6 TABLES I2L b o o k a each Rocking chair 425 room tabM, 6 chair* , . . . rfcus!-1* ant pew wap» aowwina rmg $500 Seiner clarinet $400 Must sec After 5 30 442-4862

• $75 dining

4500 - * *

ENTIRE clubhouse lurrHtur* WVM barrel dseon Vary good condit ion Make an offer 334-2272

HELP- MUST RELOCATED - 5 months left on Golf Membership al independence Green Golf Courae Ca l Kevin 477-0133

7 PIECE PATIO sal. exceaenl condi-tion Also r u n g set with attde Ca l > 661-5710

Fat io 'S tone '^ iT^T Top So* or Sand 40N> ANGELO SUPPLIES 76-1729

STRAWBERRIES, CUT FLOWERS, Hanging Plant*. Harbe Aaparagua. Rhubarb Dowrrtoem Farmington Farmer* Market. Sat 9-2. at tha V M u a Commona Shopping Center on Grand River '4 mae E o l Farm-mgton Rd

711 Misc. For Sate Wayne County

AIR CONDIT IONERS (2). 1 6 000btu. 1 - 10 000WIU 5 hp

595-4418

BICYCLE bum lor two, good mapa. 4100 11533 Deenng. UvonM.

427-9456

condit ion char included $68

DRAIN CLEANING 4 PtumbHig Equipment For SaM Ford Van. 1981. CaA. 313-464-3699

WATER HEATER Power MMer 10. 450 oi baM o e *

52 ga«cm 422-5066

712 AIR CONDITIONER

7.000 BTU *. $150/beet ofler 425-3701

AIR CONDITIONER tor •Me: 1.500 BTU. 220 wefts, uead on y 1 • • • • r m Asking 4200 or beM 453-0581

AIR CONDITIONER. Sea r s - 12.000 BTU'S 11.5 smc usee 1 ae—on 4225 937-0766

AIR CONOrnOHER. energy e « c M n t Ckmetroi. 10,000 BTU axcelent

4250 471-7234

AMANA Air Conditioner - 12.000 BTU Uaed ona month since 1991 Too larg* lor home. 4350 534-7345

AMANA ELECTRIC Dryer, white. 2 yrs old. 4150 Maytag, woodblock. portabM dMhw*aher, almond. 1 y 0K3. 4200 After 8pm 348-3706

BUY • S E L L • T R A D E Rebu i l t a t ova * . r e t r l g e r a l o r a .

Cheat freezer*, $ 100 your cf iolce WE BUY - RebuMabM t tovee f reezer* , r e f r l g j ^ t o r t . T V * 4

GUARANTEED 28601 Southfield 559-2900 8868 Greenfield 836-7600

V C R *

& A 5 ~ RANGE by " T i ^ a n " DouOM

712 W1NOOW a* ccmdwioner 10.000 • T U . Wtwlpoul uaed 1

713 BRANO NEW Mountam tMkee 1 men a. 1 women a. Me l k i e frame warranty* $1S0ee/beel 756-8658

FTVE BICYCLES lor t Ca* 845-5697

D A D & G R A D

S P E C I A L S CLOSE OUT SPECIALS

UP TO 5 0 * Off ALSO RECONOITtONED BIKES

4 FITNESS EQUIPMENT AIR-DYNES W STOCK

L I V O N I A S C H W I N N BICYCLE 4 FITNESS CENTER

2 6 6 6 0 W. 7 M H e 4 7 6 - 1 8 1 6

MENS PROFESSIONAL . 22 4500

PUCH 10 Speed - Campy Nuvo Record equipped 4300 firm Other Mke parts 536-2337

TWO SCHWINN Deluxe Varsity 5-speed MdM*. exceeent 4120 eech 464-3161

714 Business ft Offica Equipment

BELL EXECUTIVE Digital pf ione system 5 phone*. 8 knee. 16 * ta Dona. 2 yrs. old $750 425-2923

COPY MACHINE PRICED TO SELL GESTETNER-2130Z

_ .'reduce Dt^T845-5530 . Evee 647-5308

JEWELRY SHOWCASES (3) 8ft long with Ighta. Some glaaa needed Priced to ael 354-2184

LASER Primers, computers software office 4 de la t ion mant Sat 4 Sun only

x i equip 826-0715

MIT A COPIER, sorter, auto leed 1 yr old Executive 4 secretarial deek • I gM oak Merlin phone sys tern, NM cabinets. 12 slack, chairs, draf t ing tabM. bookcaae* 4 many other m a c high quelity 353-9831

MOVING - BuHdmg commg down Final day* Deeka. showcase*, 'o ld ing mecMne. typewrit er*. dupucai

Smecfkne, overheed p r o a e c t w 5 * 9 x u i x J W d i e i m s W a N l i W .

MOVING SALE" 30T1 aluminum moblM' Ibedmg ramp 42500 Wood off ice deak*. $75 each Baker LP

RICOH COPIER, FT?060 4 Ricoh FT8060 wfth sorter Eecti wfth au to feed. dupMx reduce/enlarge, $ 1295/ea 455-22>7

717 Lawn, Gardan, Farm, ftnov Equip.

BOL ENS 1981, 16 H 38 enowtHower 4» mower and learn sweeper Good condi t ion $1300 Evea only 847-11C*

SEARS electric atari rtdmg mower 10 horae 36 cut compwafy earv-c a o 4 tuned 4400 Evea 662-2790

1968 SNAPPER RMmg Lewnmosaer 26 cuf E ies*sn l

796-0753

711 Buttding Matertete ALUMINUM awning. 4 very good condition 4125

937-3668

BRICKS FOR SALE 4 000 bey bMnd. oxide red 4250 per 1.000 bnok* NegowebM

421-0770

GENUINE STREET Pmdng Stone* Ketone queaty one to * sq rt 46 00 * square loot 964-.

KITCHEN CABINETS Counter lope, alai i iaa l amk 4 fauoat Ave*able June 28 C e l efter 5 30pm 68 1-8315

NEW 9FT Andersen French pat io doorwe*. $990 3 ft French wood door 4390 brand new m carton f v e e 360-8361 Deys 737

Bolh

-6272

719 Hot Tubs, Spas A Pools

ALL HOT TUBS PORTABLE SPAS

Factory direct 1993 inventory show demo s

Wers $4385 Now $1145 No p lumdmg fW w l t h j ^ U 4 e n | ^

3 1 3 - 4 2 5 - 7 2 2 7

CAL-SPA hoi tub with 12x16ft red wood gazebo Decking. Bar stooM c planters, etc I yeer old Slightly u*ed Owner moving to CakfornM $4700 for a* 357-4359

JACUZZI - blue marble with cover seats 4 5. portsbM. must se* $1500 421-91ST

KAYAK POO! . 12 • 24 new winter 4 solar cover motor t pump $1500 or best offer 455-2253

o v * r £<>•*>(.

POOL house complete 2hp pump Sturm sand finer 100* dMsnfecter

THE U L T I M A T E HIGH L E A R N T O F L Y H

i bun 421^810

? O O t 24 round, COMCO, pump fHter, ladder* cover v exj m e w

SIX executive metal deeks, 3 credenza* 4 1 secretarial deak Poem cca f lBBa

12: Pnoed nght B ham 6 4 6 7023

GE drop- in sen cMenmg electric range. r » * r uaed $400 C e l 350-0441

GE electric cooking stove w /2 ovena. 4250. Gun cabmet 4250.

475 728-1424

GE REFRIGERATOR, while, freeter on top new m 1992, 4550 Laeve

399-5338

GE Refrigerator. sKM by aide froet-tree $200: dMu ia Whelp. $95. good condit ion 277- !

GE refr igerator, gold. 24 cu f t . Ice 4 water on door, 4325. Emerson 8000 btu Mr conditioner 4150; Ca-lortc traah compactor. $40 276-4099

23 9 cuf l . OFUC Range.

$75 1 Ut ton microwave range, $150 A l Mmond color 464-0180

HOT POINT Refrigerate Uka newl 4300 CALO

KENMORE ga* dryer. Mnt, $100

•hue. excei-553-2394

KENMORE ga* dryer Mmond. moving to eree $250

year* old. erfth no gaa

397-0768

KENMORE WaehM 4 W M d * electric dryer. 1 yew old 4175 eech

532-876*

KENMORE Waaher 4 white. 1 yeer old. e x o tion. 4175 each

ga* dryer. Mant condl-

937-3452

KENMORE waaher 4 good condft ion. 4250 "Tw ioTs KENMORE - 19 1 cu f t refr ldger ator /freeZM. 4225

f r ja t laea copper tone

352-8366

MAYTAG aiactnc dryer - wtnte 2 year* old Beet offer

647-5036

pan saM uMankig gas * tove Muet ae l Beet ofler 427-0675

REFRIOGERATOR. GE 4125 Tap-pan gaa Move. 475 Both herveel gold . 4 run good 535-6529

REFRIGERATOR good condit ion

REFRIGERATOR. G E 4 P t * c o Up-right Freezer Both t a — H i condi-tion. 479 eecf i 651-1468

REFRIGERATOR - F u l ada G E Good oondWon. $100 Cea dey* on ly 326-5101

SEARS AIR CONOmONER 5,000 BTU, 9EER rated $150

531-3606

STOVE M C f t P W A Y E ' * f riger at or 4100 each

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA -With bookceee Fu* vo lu t i n

422-9366

LARGE loldmg dog crate beige erv * t t * . 460 Large igloo dog houaa. 450 Exceaent /76-5036

TWO AIR CondMoner* lor S M O M . 10.000 Btu. 4350 4 7SOO Btu. 4280 422-5092

WASHER 4 0RTER. 4200,

After 3. 536-6218

WHIRLPOOL weaher 4 dryar l u * sue set 4 MackabM unNa Cheap

346-6106

SOUTHFIELD CHARITABLE Office moving Seamg desks chak-s me 8

teMphoh* system wfth 12 phone* 16mm sound movM pro|ecto« slide sound proMclor screen 4 other items, a* m exceaent condit ion Makeo fMrs 557 8644 9 5

STORE CLOSING All Ftacks & Furturee for SaM

1 FemaM mannequrn 842-0434

STORE FIXTURES for saM c a l be rween 10-4 Mon thru Sat by Juna 30 455-3480

U S E 0 FILE C a b i n e t * desks credenzaa. chairs, storage cabinets conference tabMe and much m c e Excelent condition, pr iced ic se*

525-8274

APPLE 11, wtth green monlto- 4 col-or. (cry st ick* paddle*, pad. 10 key ped. lot* of software 4 manueM. 4395^ offer - 420 3326

COMPUTER 4 SOFTWARE GARAGE SALE 60 90% OFF

4410 laser, now $395 More laaar* WordPerfect DOS 4 CD ROM 420 Net boards 420 Vld 7 color $50 100* Of software tit lee Sat 4 Sun 9am-3pm SIS'1 Doner ty. W Bloom held blk E ol Orchard Lake. N of Walnut Lake 626-0715

COMPUTER SYSTEM 366, 4 mg. m m * a , ' * r « <*»«• M m Y § A moni tor lax modem CP color printer. $1800 728 1856

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Pe'enîals HUNOnEDS OF VARIETIES

THOUSANDS OF POTS Expert consultation

H U G H E S G A R D E N S 24333 I ameer m»e S ol 10 MIM

L I T T L E Y E L L O W S T A N D

Buy o n e 10 hang ing p l en t S get 6' Free

• Annuals loo numerous lo ment ion • Now is the time to plant perennials

( We have over 200 vanenael - Tree*, shrubbery yard ornament • We carry a complete line of spice

(N side of i treet) I Between Beech 4 Telegraph i

L & R PRODUCE-Fri 9em-6pm Ex-cekentfy pneedt 1268 Windham al AvondaiM 4 Merrlman 722- 7487

721 HospHal-Madical Equipment

AMIGO CENTRA 1 Supreme b e t t e r , powered carts Asking $ 1 2 0 0 $2,000 lor both or best 826 2928

BATTERY POWERED CARTS

ELITE computer XT. turbo ( I8M compet ibMi 20 meg hard drtve dual 5 1/4 drive Morvocrome mora tor . $285. exceaent condit ion, aak for Robert C a l belore 1pm or after 7pm 474-3744

LASER computer, dual f loppy drees «40k ram, plus Epeon printer plus

$350 534-64 13

mode Trapeze for bed Wheelchair toilet guard ra«. miac 421-4326

WHEFLCHAiR Exceaent Condit ion' Exl ra Wide' Lee Newt First $200 takes CaH 313 464-962 1

WHFFI CHAIR luxury 11 : k s new 726-4364

MACINTOSH Plus computer 20 M hard dtec software, keyboard -

723 Jawalry

WANTED TO BUY Commodore 64 computer m good erorkmg Condi l i on 313 626-6700

716 Commarcial Industrial Equip.

CLARK 1964 HI-LO 10.000 » capacity Propan* Run* good Ca l Jell weekdays 8am tpm

588-4040

and others 25X-40S Off Ret MP W s else accept tradea 569-2828

n 10 karat diamond brtdM set whne gold, * l z * 5, $125 Diamond br idal aet. white gold, $75 625-5762

724 Camaras-Suppftes

HONDA High Preeaure Waaher 3000 P S I 4 G P M PortabM Hoaea. Wanda. Ejector* I K New

$1750 533-1890

LORRAN truck crane $3 500 CAT 0 0 H Dozer need* idler* $10 000 Northweet 25 Crane H O OOO C a l Mike. 313-349 8068

Lawn. Gardan. Farm, Snow Equip.

EDGER - G ery Ward brand. $100

Mo'- lgorr 525-6529

HONOA-SO' $1198, Sootl drop apreed-

879 8723

JOHN DCERC 1977 tractor 16 HP hydraiec enow ptow with chama, 42500 981 M 6 3

LEICA - 8 meimeler movts camera, col lectors delight, offer ' trade'*

450-6243

726 Musical Instruments

AEOLIAN CebM studio piano. 45 mchee I alt exceaent cond i t ion $1800 88 t 4350

BABY grand piano Kjmbaa exce l lent condit ion 44 000 Leeve mee-

BEAUTIFUL KIMBALL A r j i e l weinut consols piano Bench Ei re*—rt condi t ion 11250/beet 346-05 14

ESTATE IKMJIOATION MUMCM kv Coaacoon Harpaicord

SmgM Fona Piano ' 8 0 6 Sgarabot io Warn Joseph kloa v»o-•n . DeLuccM 161* m V W s BMMch VIoM 0 Amor*. Bow* by Sartory 4 PaukM Ofher fine vtaMn* 8 bows

258 1126

A s k U s . . . W E ' R E I r b L U M B E R

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QUTOMOTIVE 728 Musical

Inatrumonts BABY ORANO PIANO $1575

Spmai PMno 4595 Meny other* lo chooee

Mtchagan PMno Co 548-2200

BALDWIN PIANO Hamaton atyM a 243. walnut perlect condition 42.000 C a l Gregg after 6pm

458-7266

CHtCKERINQ BABY GRAND Excel-lent Condit ion' $7500-or beet ofMr C a l Erm 649-8074

DBUMSET

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ELECTRIC QUIT AP 88 Fender Sta-tocaaMr w/* tand 4 strap AJ strings nee 553-8820

FIVE PC Peer Drum ael wtlh 4 Z»d ken cymbeM with caaae $900 Ca l evea 642 2121

LOWBEY «o*d*y Organ condition Make offer i leeitniien upright grand, antlqua 98 key Irsrv-spoeer rrMke oftar Ca l 549-3358

LUOWKJ 10 pieo* red, drum sef. man condition. 7 cymOoM ta l PaMla or Z»dgam). pearl Ngh-hat stand. Hack rerno pm strip drum heeds, drum

I mckjoeo , " i i

carrying caaas 4 31^644-8368

M b VINO * Building commg down 50-70% off gitflars ampe, vioima ceaoe. trumpela. coronets, clennets drums i rench horns, bari tone horn*, t rombones, saxophones beseoons accessories Oeetefner dupi mach Fmal day* 546-4135

PIANO - KohMr ConsoM wrth bench, pecan finish, excellent condition

C a l 953-2000 Vcece MMI » 7053

PIANO Krarach Bach 1930 s Grsnd tuned. *xo*aeni condition No rea-sonabM oftar rafuaad 626-5515

Old Mardman- T ech Upright Needs aome work $395 or

beat offer 851-1488

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43^-53-U592G-

Hi-Fi, Taps Docks

738 Houaahoid Pats ADOPT A PET Set June 26. 11-5pm, Sun June 27, 12-4pm Michi-gan Arrti Cruelty Society m seeocM-tlon wnh Pel Supermarket 30643 -5 MiM « d l l v o n M 422-9340

ADOAABLE hend 'Meed love MrOe reedy lor adopt ion

After 8pm 397-8167

ADORABLE KITTENS ne good home Pert Per war.

ADORABLE KITTENS - to s good home Vet checked Short haar only

478-9660

738 Household Pats TWO Mm ale ca t * looking for *

loving fam»y ' t amlBea 382-4854 s r

VERY affectionate, spayed lamaM mld-aue dog ChocoMIe brown Houee trained Oood with children Loveeeat* 786-7650

YOAKIE PUP - 8 mon lh old meM. neutered 4 a l ahota Aakmg $200

427-5928

ALASKAN MALAMUTE * a n t IO mate black 8 white meM w/same color famaM Muet -lavs good tempermeni . pepers 8 « - r r , 455-3670 deys 455-3195 evea

A M E R I C A N ESKIMO, age 6'4 monthe lemaM. exceaent queaty vtrtu*ay hou*e6ro*en A-1 he*fth UKC, pepers e* records 8 Vet re-ceipts OuaMled partM* onfy $175 Ca l Paul 435-7743

BEAGLE m l . 5 month old *dor*PM MmaM apayed a* shots, -wees lov Ing tamay wtth yard lo run 477-9383

BEARDED COLLIE AKC regis-tered. lemaM. 28 wk* old. $t00 Lonely, needa compeny 7 2 H 8 5 8

BOON PUPS 2 males. AKC champi-on Unas beeutlfui $500-4550 407-394-5733 Mon 855-1413

BOXER MIX, 7 mo o rwuae trained spayed, a* *hots, lo good home, lovee children 932-0928

BOXER - 2 year old maM. good wfth kida, $150 477-3838

BRITTANY PUPPIES, *kc 584-1566

B j ? L MASTIFF Pups AKC. champs On bloodkne. parents OFA certified, approved home 867-0341

CAT - TO GOOO Home Onf,. 5 yr old mdoor femaM cat. while & grey dedaeMd 8 neutered, very tnendty 8 ioveebM 459-0548

CHOW AKC beeutlfui red lemaM. v-»yrs old. $225

522-1147

-3 -kk ^ C e c M r S o s e M U H * . m i 6

272-8390

COCKER PUPS - AKC gre*l flrspo-sriKins top

1200 MP550C, G, LOCK, PleeMnt Ridge garage saM Fn-Sat . 9-3pm. 20 Woodward Hots. 54 1-1960

VSX 3900S. Denon model DCM 320. JBL model IX 22 $500 takes a* 729-5292

Sony I negotiabM

ear * $75 459-3028

CHESAPEAKE BAY Retriever Pups

AKC champion pedigree ° 1 Goose 8 duck hunting doos

$350 4 $400 Redford 535-0871

CHESAPEAKE LAB - MaM black, 5 yr old Uaed to children cats other dogs All shots licensed 358-5698

•ma* 10 m o n t h *

a AKC Shots 11 AKC shots, very

YORKSHIRE PUPS maMe. Mrr After 6pm

AKC shots.

541-1404

744 Horaoa, Livestock Equipment

A OH A - 3 yr old gray mar* quMt we* broke. 2 yr old sorrw geidmg. flashy youth, show or barrel pros-pect; 3 yr old sorrel geidmg. 15 3 hand*. Engash/Waatam proepect. 4 yr old bay mere reeerved cham-pion as 2 yr old aMo mare*. toeM. eiaUon Eaay Jet. Deah For Caah. What Luck. Oo Man Go bloodline* From $1500 782-5127

ARE YOU A RIDING ENTHUSIAST? If ao. cad aCout our complete Meeon program From Beginner to Advanced, m English Weetern and Ortvtng 313-437-0889

LOOKING lor aomeone mlereated m riding and grooming 10 rear old horae Must have aome experience Ptymouth araa 453-3188

806 Boats ft Motors HOBIE SCAT CAT 17 «. wmga. DC teei sake uaed one aaeeon Excei-Mnt Aakmg 45200 750-6050

KAWASAKI 1968 550 |e< Mil moetty original exceaenl condi t ion 42400

346-9248

MAS TERC RAFT 1968 19 6 tn-etar 351 mboard. trailer, good condmon. 75 hrs 4i4.900/bea1 525-2006

NEWPORT 27 ft . 8 sails, auto p*ot mboard. radio knot depth, ueded . $10,200 549-5644

OWENS 30 ft 1965 tandem trailer. 15 m tires, lots o* extras, 44500 Day* 845-7268 H-ea 860-2704

PERSONAL W s l e r o e h traaar new 4325 261-5936

PONTOON 1991 CreetaSavannah, 24 rt 140 Mercury $10 Bb0

623-0264

SAFETY MATE - 17ft with trMler, 115hp Mercury outboard motor, great condit ion $2900 negotiable

313-461-0633

SAILBOAT - 15ft. with trailer, mam 4 lib, very good condit ion. 4900

360-4000

SEA DOO - XP 1991 with traaer. ex-ceaent condition very low hours, stored mdoor* 45200 After 6pm call 932-1861

SEARAY Sundancer 1965 26 ft Exceaent condi t ion Many extra* 417,500 Eve* 437-0324

814 Campers, Trsiars ftl

SCOTTY. 1961 - 13 ft fumanoa 2-bwner Move. 2nd owner Very good condition $ ie00 535-3416

SHASTA Travel TraBar 1977 -23 f l , meny axtra* CaB 266-1330

STARCRAFT 1907

lank* Carpet, porta-potty mmapu-iate $2700 560-3025

TANOAM TraaaT w«h loadmg ramp. 8 ply Urea, a u * 58 X 100' L«ie n e w

421-6770

TRAVEL TRAILER 22 ft tamed. •900

VIKING 1907 Deluxe 180 pop-up. avout stove.

421-3006 42195.1

XPLORER 224, contained. 19

4 43700

1976 Dodge, sea ft 65.600 maee.

477-6009

818 Auto ft Truck Parts ft Sarvica

ESCORT 190i Omni tor par t*

FOUR brand new styled 15 men Mummum ehesl* 15x6 IH GM 4250 459-9693

REGtSTERD WELSH PONIES 2 maree. beautifully wea bred Very wee They wM not ia*ti

466-2577

130hp. I/O fu l c 2 prop*. $7250 or

486-4728

NEW TIRES (41 225/70/14 f rom 1993 Renger truck, new tire* 4 nea styled Ford Mags 4650 534-9119

THOROUGHBRED MARE 1964, fil-ly by side, open, vary race, sound $2000 negot labM 724-0510

THOROUGHBREO mare. 18 2, Bay, sound shown, are* broke, wtlkng 12700 (3131769-8740

8 0 0 R a c . V e h i c l e s

,RAY 1976 ten let boet, 454 Mercury Jet drive, E-Z Loed

with brakes very good condi-tion, 44000 564-7606

SEARAY 1987 Sundancer 10f1 beam. Twm 205, 260 hour*, loaded. $39,900' include* 93 well 437-8766

SEARAY '987 21 cuddy Many ax-u u exceaent condit ion, muet **a. $ # 0 0 0 / r e a o n a b M Ofler 781-4530

TR250 PARTS - 4 ipeed tranarree-a x radiator need aaeoned p e n * 8 gagea 4300 a* 274-4509

TR250 PARTS - 4 ipeed Iranarrae sion. radiator, neec aaaorted pens 8 gaigea. 4300 M 274-4509

SEA-OOO XP. 1991. very clean 8 fact Low hours. $4,750 Ca* •her 8:30pm 455^3465

SILVERUNE 1970-65 hp with extra 65 hp motor Pamco t i t tr brakes $1000 477-

802 Snowmobiles STARCRAFT son. wtth tr C a l

4250

ALBRECHT S MAUS VON, AKC DACHSHUNDS and ROTTWEILERS Home-ra ised puppies champion stud service Terms 313-471-7191

DACHSHUNO puppies rrurveture •6K56W

453-1215

SYLVANIA VCR with Dolby $125 Cell 737-4075

729 CB Radios Callular Phones

D A r M « T T O N 5 1 ^ ' - r # a W b n » M -see sire 8 dan Reedy July 1

363-4007

PORTABLE hand held car phone with charger memory acceaeone* $200.'be*l offer 615-0058

730 Sporting Goods Exsrctss Equipment

EXPERIENCED

G O L F B A L L S !

3 3 9 , 0 0 0 . . . $ 4 A D o z e n And Up No Limit

8455 master Rd Btwn Joy 8 Ann Arbor Tr . L/voraa

421-2644 Top $$4 PMd lor Uaed Golf Sets,

Clubs. Bags, Carts. Baas. Putter* 4 Wedge*

EXPERIENCED GOLF CLUBS 681-3392

FITNESS QUEST - Cro** country ski machine Paid $300 sell for $150 ftrm Never used 542-8937

LIFECYCLE _ Ciix1 m w c u r kaooes f?v

4895 and $1,295 442-7778

POOL TABLES Ak slate, antiqu*. ultra modern, bar s«e Floor model demo ' i

399-7255 Eves 547-3960

SHOTGUN - 12 gauge Ithaca model 37. Simmons V-rto. Poiychoke ex-cellent condition After 2pm

533-9540

TRAMPOLINE 14 diameter, wtth cover Good condition 4200 or best offer 589-0052

D O B E R M A N PINSCHERS Selecl puppies from cefltfted mulit-trtled parents Heelth 8 Quality As-sured B y a p p t onfy 313-699-4181

FT - l i ,

Wm 80H

200 or 525-7564

EXCITER 1987 42,500 8 1988 Excel III 42000 Oversoed 2 place Waller $300 Must seH-moyirifi 981-7487

120 f l^ , STARCFIAFT. 18 ft. I /O, complete top walk thru wmdshiMd perlect condi t ion 652-1609

TIRES - p27540zr I7gsc. $800

822 Trucks For Bala MAZDA 1909 - B 2200.Pick « sO-iMr with cap Sherpl IS096 M A T I C K C H E V Y 5 3 1 - 7 1 0 0

823 Vana AEROSTAR 1967 XLT [ S a n ger TY&E does H agam 42899 Why pay mora? TYME AUTO 455-5666

AEROSTAR 1968 XLT plu*. a* op-Done new t r *n* w'werranty excel-lent main tenance trMler tow, 100.000 hwy mae* 45.200 666-3500

AEROSTAR 19 Ford. XLT,

ASTRO 1904 - Conversion van. ex-ceaenl condition. 40000 Ce* after 5pm 522-4041

ASTRO 1900 7 haa it aa. deep burgundy * m / t m •tereo Mr redlM Ore* 4190 down wrth very low payments Lal IM start ^ o u r ^ credit wfth thM one Only

TYME AUTO 455-5666

ASTRO 1901. maroon van 4 i k ^ 0 or beet offer Cal 1PM or after 6PM 824-

•oeded.

CARAVAN 1947 - 85,000 maee. au-tomatic, V8 Mr. POWM. cruMa. caa-

45300 454-3435

CARAVAN 1909 - SE. Dodge, axcel-lent, 57.000 maa*. $7800 or beal 442-9609 after 5pm 474-9908

CHEVY 1909 Van conversion, travel package, loaded, new brake systsrr

726-6532

820 Autos Wsntsd

ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST $ PAID FOR Oual l ty CaFa & T rucks

Wa buy wtth integrity Pieese c e l Jelf Benson CM Co

562-7011

V173 RINKER. 1982, 120hp m-nnerri i 'mrthnern nww miarlnr

^ _ A . l w a y S _ ^ Q Q K i r i g

E s p e c i a l l y T o w n C a r s &

G r a n d M a r q u i s

ASking $12 ,800

CHEVY $992 Conversion. exceBant condition loaded $18,000 or beat

DODGE CARAVAN LE. 1987. 7 pas-greet condition. 111.000 ml.

453-5536 £ 8 ?

DOOGE CARAVAN 1990 SE. V-6. Mr power ermdows 8 lock*, fm cea-eefte. deem $6800 42C-0187

DOOGE RAM MINIVAN. 1905 2 2 automatic, power steenng/brak**. new engme runs good $2150 'beat

522-3661

DOOGE 1978 TRANS VAN 13000 mae*. exceaenl condition $2500 427-6356

B 2 3 V a n a

FORO 1961 ISO Con.erMon. good naw * x x U 4 mufna.

44.800 ore MM oftM 477-2347

FORO 199 DISCOVERY Conver oeded Hl-top nc**3ee

T V vecetK m specaM. only 418.498

TOWN & COUNTRY OOOGE 474-6668

FORO 199S E150 cergo ven mmt, Meee. Mr. AM/FM

471-3466

a l poeMi opt ion*. SLT. GMC SAFARI 19B2 drive. TOURING peckage $15.9

BOO J tANNOTTE PONT 1AC/GMC TRUCK

Ptymouth. 453-2500

GMC STARCRAFT 1947 C o m * Mon ven 360 engine 40996

SUBURBAN OLD6 CADILLAC 643-0070

GMC STARCRAFT 1940 - Conver-sion. super sharp, s* power new nree. 4 more l 90095

B O E J E A N N O T T E PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Ptymouth. 453-2500

GMC 1990 GT. 433.000 nee RM* roof. 12.000 raghwey maee. lor 416.799 ThM van a m mini corxS-Oon w i d 1 of a kmd 644-1744

GMC 1992 33.000 maee. power Mr. crmee. tM. Dutch door * $14 ,000 442-0643

LUMINA 1990. APV, POWM brake*, window* lock*. *eet HaMmg. arrv fm IM>e Micneim tvea cnjMa. tmt. Mr 52.000 maee, 49200 462-9445

MAZDA. 1990. MPV 27.000 M*ae V-6. 7 pa**anGM, loaded, m m . $12,200 953-4033

PLYMOUTH VoyagM 1967 "new reOuat engine with art, 25.DOO maea Meke ofler 313-450-5196

PLYMOUTH VOYAGER. 1989 SE. e iceaeni condit ion. Mr. crutae. pow-

w brake* 442-7696

PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1990 LE -Sh*rp. $11.990 353-1300

T A M A R O F F

8 3 4 J e e p s ft O t h e r

4 - W h a a i D r t v a a

BRONCO. 1979 - 429 a n n . many n e e parta. very * o M 42.960/baM MuM aeM 476-3202

CHEROKEE 1903 Mack, extre dean, low maee. loaded. 42.700 or

CHEVY 1900 4*4. 33 wee. 360.

CHEYENNE 1991 4X4. em^ rn caa-ruM proofed, low

411.900 471-6633

DODGE 1964 R A M C H A R O E A . 22 000 m i l e s , 2WO. l o a d e d . $ 10.500/beat 549-5644

EXPLORER 1901 EddM BaMM. 4 wheM drive 35.000 mOea. sunroof, whne $16,900 606-4777

FORO EXPLORER 1903 cka. dark green, low

417.900 861-3367

FORO EXPLORER. 1992. XLT. 4x4, navy/tan. 45.000 maee. axoaa»n« condit ion. 417 .900 349-3026

FORO EXPLORER 1992 - Loaded. 25.000 m*aa Only 415.500

453-2424

H I N E S P A R K LINCOLN-MERCURY

GMC JIMMY 1967 Gypey peckage Loaded, navy blue, very good oond^ t o n 46.500 642-4469

GMC JIMMY. 1992. SLT. 4 door loaded, alarm, running boarde. low maea, $17,850 624-7296

GMC 1991 JIMMY - 4x4, loaded red 4 reedy Only $14 448

/ T O W N & C O U N T R Y DODGE

PLYMOUTH 1968 VoyetfM LE. V6. loaded, c lean, wel l -maintained 87,000 m«ee, 46250/tMet 531-7754

DODGE 1968 CARAVAN - 7 pa*M •oedec $4 668 QuMameed

3 S 3 t 3 O T

DOOGE 1989 B-250 Window Van 11 passenger 8 cyl automatic Mr 48 000 miles, onfy $7695

Personel One-On-One TrMnmg Jem the MHe group of men and

women pi lot ing their own *lrcr*f1

A E R O L I T E A V I A T I O N Calkm. CFI 651-9604

r w v - . c s . m one ot a kmd 29.000 maa* Only

B O T B o v f D o e k r

s M a r i n a s

rrwmm str inger* very good condi-tion. $800 380-4909

WINDSURFER - 11 f l Alpha. Flberg-I $500

WINNER, 1968. 18f1 . wtth trMMr. 2 enginee. 110 4 9 9 Jonneon. cano-*w» aaaaaa aaaaeM aa a t $12.500 * _ 7 l r 6 , 9 J

ZODIAC mftatabM boat. 10 6 m-, HaUOM kaM Devtt* opt ionM 4925

Hmea Park Lmcom-Mercury

453-2424 x 245 or 570 -7239 Mobl te Phone

C A S H FOR CARS $30-43.000. running or not

OOOGE 1969 B-250 Max>-V*n *u-lomatic. Mr carpM l i y v ' l apeoM

T O W N & C O U N T R Y DOOGE

SUMMER LEASE - 35 ft condo well* BeWe Maer HarDor $2,475 Summer aeaaon winer storage available Call 979-4400

47 000 [SAFARI • < * * . _ _ mae*. axce len t

, . V8. U£«4*r>! Condition, ryw brake* hiM Pump. K e V M : r r * M S i bSmm*

1979 Corvette bleck 4 saver pro-23 OOC

808 Vehtcie ft Boat Storaga

ENGLISH Sel lers Puppwe 8 at*n-ed young dog* Outstanding breed-ing for bird hunters 693-1731

FEMALE INDOOR cat. spayed, de-dewed af fect ionate home

FILA Braeilelro puppiee. champion MoodMnee wor ld* be*: protector*, male* 8 female* show 8 pet duality Senou* Inoulrea onfy 371-2*08

FOUR *11M kittens need good h g ^ a a a a j j M J g » _

heaflh guaranteed 313-264-1262

GOLDEN RETRIEVERS Pôa-Have a golden aummer' AKC OF A. cham-pion bloodl ines $350 536-1097

GREEN-WING MACAW 10 yeers old. 2 » 3 cage $900 or beat offer 363-2268

KERRY BLUE Terrier need* s good home Pedigreed Love* chaor*r. Price negot labM Evening 2 5 6 ^ 0 0 1

KITTENS. mMe and lemaM 7 weeks old a l snots 855-4138

KITTENS weeks old

KITTENS - to good home 3 evak-abM 1 grey tiger 1 black. - muted calico 7 wciek s old 726-1783

AKC REGISTERED Wee* labradors Dew c law* shot* wormed, champ* on bloodlmea 422-3629

VITAMASTER Power Pro II treed-m * . 6 mo old Electronic display Sacrifice at $500 649-5906

735 Wsntad To Buy ALBUMS 45 s Old Comic* Card*. MovM Poeter* Photo* Magazme* Old Gamee. Model*. Toy* Motown E M * BeetM Hem* Eve* 264-1251

ALWAYS buying, sk* car* loy* certain other oUsr itema before 1970 Cash paid 846-3094

PINBALL MACHINES Warned any condition Wl l pey caah Go eatm and ael geme to me Ca l Jim 826-5203

WANTED 1911a, h i

Colt single actions h grade douOMa old

WANTED TO BUY SteM bunk Beda w».- fu«>t t * bea <y Eotrow —

882-0634

WANTED TO BUY UnraMored 0k3 Aike Boa 11940 s • 1950 SI workmo or not 453-2065

738 Abaofcrtaty Fraa Runs Mondays Only

NISSAN 1961 STANZA Good lor par t* You MuM ToW Caa 477 1413

738 HouaahofcJ Pats

LAB PUPS AKC black 8 w * * - TWO

LABRADOR Chocolate lemaM month* old. wtth P«PMS Very loving. erMrgetlc $100 280-38

806 Boats ft Motors ALUMINUM ROWBOAT wanted 12-16f1 wilt pay $ 100-4300

451-5946

ROWBOAT tor saM

AAA STORAGE Boat*. Traaer*. Trucks

Outdoor, wMl-ttghted secured Electricity available 5 acre*

Jeffrie* 8 Telegraph area 538-8660

WANTED TO RENT outdoor stor-age space tor 19 f l boat Farmlngtor HMa araa 478-6529

A U T O S A T R U C K S

BILL BROWN - U S E D C A R S -

35000 Plymouth Rd . LlvonM

522-0030

tarns aide 8 reM extras 451-8107

DOOGE 1990 CMavan LE. loaded 33.000 maa*. excaptionM condftion warranty $10,900 346-4902

821 Junk Cars Wantad AAA AUTO

Top D o l M PMd For Runrkng. RapavabM 8 Junk Cars 7 days

Dey or Evea 474-0813

DOOGE 1993 0 R A N 0 CARAVAN SE - loaded. 19.000 mae*. chad seat* Onfy $17,848

TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE 4 74-6668

BAYLINER 1985 Capr i . 1950 BowndM - 230HP V8. Irarter more Exceaent condi t ion $6300 981-9443

BOAT HOtST afcjmlrxxn

E-Z Lift. 2600 lt> 313-735-1157

BOSTON WHALER - 12 8 mflat-abM and 15hp john»on $1395

464-6621

CELEBRITY 1968 18ft bowndM 175 h p Mer cruiser E-Z Loader trMMr Exceaent $7,900 455-8726

CHECKMATE 1981 17 fl power trtm. good ocondl t lon, 115 HP MM-cury. $3500.'beet 699-3754

CHEETAH 20 fl 1986 Walleye pieeaure equipped Loaded for

CITATION. 1966- 19 fl Cutty Cabin. 165 marc mboar a / out board trMMr exlraa. 46700/beat 522-0471

CORSO Deck Boat 1991 - 18 ft YMnaha 205 HP V6. 50 mph. low hour*, akl plat form, am-fm cassette. $10,900 887-3828

CREST 1962 - 25" pontoon boat/ trMMr John*on 25hp *ngm* Deck need* repMr $3499 542-6057

CRUISER, 1970 - 19 ft 120 hp. Merc Cn jMM camper top depth «nd» .

LABRADOR PUPS y**ow, choco Mle 4 Week of* . *hots, wormed

$125 8 up 828-0519

LHASA APSO pupe AKC, shot* great diapoartion sma* type, home . .Med 563-2139

MALE TABBY cat neutered 8 de-cMwerd A l shots curran' Needs s good home 549-4637

POMERANIAN PUPS AKC *dor abM Champion bioodkne MaMe 8

es 4350-4500 2*4 9665

POOOLES Mmleture pMe M a M an teed Evemnga

8 wk s AMo pea pure blacks C*a. 313 360 8264

.TTWEII LEP" PUP* 8 weeks old good 1empM*ment $400

729-2229

EBBTIDE. 1968 River*, 19fi 175hp, ShoreUne trMMr. low hour*, exceaenl condi t ion Ml accessories $9000 or beat ofler 475-1683

EBCO 140hp mercruMM. Me new Must sell pr iced reduced to $3150/ beal 522-0227 or 746-5064

EV1NRUOE. 6hp tank, low hour *

outboard with $700/beat Can

464-7564

FIBERGLASS boat 15v» 55 hp ChryeMr ou tboard trMMr down-rigger* ship to Shore radio, $1 000 30747 Pick ford, Lfvoraa 471-4328

FISHERMAN S DREAM—Seenymph. 15 8 3 fua bench eeetx I bow seat sad* mounted steering 8 motor controM. electnc start. 25 hp Mercu-ry trMMr 2 downr lgger* with polaa 4 raeM p lu* marry extra* 43.000/

812 Motorcycles Mini-Bikes

A A R D V A R K A U T O Turn tfv«1 |unfc runrwno or c*t -'tnicfc mto cash 12^-15000

842-1275 CROWN LINE - 18fl lOOnc Mercu FORC 1968 AEROSTAR Van - 7

15 FT f lbergia* boat -SMP AVOID A LAW SUIT' condition

45 50C HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1976, Su| GBde $6500 or beat O"M After 4pm 565-0946

E 4 M Auto Paris

474-4425 HARLEY OAVIOSON 1971, 86 c u b * *>ch, 1400 maee on new engine. 46SOO 533-7647

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1966.

Sl i d * fu l l dress, very c lean, 11,000.'beet A*k lor T.J 721-2097

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1974 Spori-sier Hawaa blue super clean 8 chrome, 44995 420-1268

HARLEY I960 Sportster LE - Every-

s s r * - * — HARLEY, 1991 Sportster 1200 Low maea. $7.000.'best offer Ca l after 4pm 565-0946

HONDA. 1971 450cc good condi-tion $350 420-2232

HONDA '965 250R dirt b*<a. plus axtr** . good condit ion, $950 or beal of«M 420-0340

HONDA. 1966 ESPREE - Exceaent condit ion Low mi le* Must see

851-3567

HONDA. 1966, REBEL, 250, mmt condition. wmdahMk) very low ma* age *x t r *» . 4950 591 -6366

HONOA 1987 SPREE - With LOW mile*, mmt, 4450 591-OS71

MOPED 1991- Original owner rune ak* new low mae*. red. grael pncM C a l efMr 10 30am 332-3562

SUZUKI. 1962 GS 6SOL shah drive shield 9600 maee. 4975

591-0619

JOE POLAKSKI AUTO WRECKING Buying old car*, running or dam-aged 0 K Caa laat lor rvgher pr ice

531-1901

822 Trucks For SaM CHEVROLET 1969 SuburtMn Ex-

S i f w a d o . V-6. loaded. $10,900 869-6649

CHEVROLET 1990 ton. Mr, vary cMan $7,000

CHEVY SUBURBAN 1969 Front 4 rear MT. power window* Sharp! $13,960 M A T I C K CHEVY 5 3 1 - 7 1 0 0

CHEVY 1965 S10 - CkjOcab pickup, need* $2000

CHEVY 1965 - ' 1 ton VS. automatic aw. power steering/ brakee. very CMen.43.195 349-4046

CHEVY 1966 SUvwredo P l c k i * . tomatic. Mr. naw area 4 axha

CHEVY 1987 S-10 Pick-up AM. new tae* slerec Exceaent c u « W u i 89.000 mae* 43000 513-5125

CHEVY 1986 - H ton pack up. Sco t t -d*M. V8 automatic Mr becMnM. $6500,'beat oftar 474-6723

CHEVY tea * - M«pMds saver ado. 350 v-6. wfin*. cover $8500

YAMAHA 125 Enduro, 1200 mae* axceaant condit ion. 4350

459-1954 or eve* 453-0723

YAMAHA 1963 650 Heritage •peciM - 5000 mae* Exceaenl con-ditlon Must ae* 4900 326-6202

Ca l

S H E P H E R D M I X * D O R A B M P U P P M E

5 monthe old * * shot* 855-4136

SHIH-TZU maM to * good home t r a snots AKC pepers I wormed

*66-4970

fcaeOLUTELY WONOERFUL seaec-l dog* cat*, p i « p m * 4 k»»Mie

335-6290

S H M TZU PUPS AKC *hot* cMan healthy home raMed GUM

4 Crtort 47 1-5686

ton ol dog*

o e e o t u t e tea

skmwlmtf ADOPT ABLE TO

Qoberman good welch 4B4-6325

SIAMESE APPLE HEAD vary Very Very SpecaM SeM pomt « Lynx' c * a 8 5 3 * 1 2 0

SIAMESE KITTENS heede *ome CFA

-M Appaa-

729 4031

SIBERIAN HtJSKCS ped^ree (blue eywel 7 wk* old aa mMe* 4200 e* 476-7886

FOUR WINNS 200 Candia aeek boat 39 hours loaded vvxeusnoer TrMMr 413.500 Jenane 454-9552

GALAXY. 1969 19 n Cuddy » e naw -Ctm low hr- , extras -rxist eon 48900 537-9270

YAMAHA. 1964. F j l 100 *howroom a U S J i l i r r m n i i v i a m M . m u a l aaa.

42500/tMal 227-0955

813 Motorcyda Parts ft Sarvica

G E T THE FAX E A R L Y

Uee your Viaa/Maetarcard and or-der thM daaaMcetKm on Wed *t 8pm lor Tfmradey'a ads by lax GM tha ads before the paper hits the Mreets on Thursday

CUM 1 600-B67-5604 « a » your chargecard handy

KAWASAKI 19 1200 -low maaa. M e 44100 464-7942

Ord 9600 Rac v a 4 i i i

For mi B r w i (3131 953-2297

GLASSMASTER 17 It boel with 105 HP ChryelM outboard engine Good condit ion, with trMMr 43000 or beM Caa ef«M 6pm 313-644-6215

Boots ft Motors

! : « « » « $ A V E * * * w $

BIG BUCKS $ A L E

*

A N D E R S O N M A R I N E | 31 TeMgrapfv FW Rock 9

782-1488 ^ t M M I l l l M l a n I M ^

GLAS8POHT 196? 16ft BowndM mdoard ou tboard low hour* 16000

HARMS dack 17 f l V« 166 hp * m k»i MM so traaer Ms MCket*. M l * a M i aeeta 46695 Aak lor OannMM 544-2962

KeM hoi *Hck 8 many eatraa • n e e * m i l l tor bagmnaa

41400/baM S13-9612S87

H O M CAT 1979 With iraaM e>

CAT

s r - r u ' 16 ft. M l recang

42 600 841-5207

814 Csmpers, Trailers ft Motorhomas

AVION TrMMr 30 fl 1978 Hon-

49 000 or beM 960^1923

DOOGE DAKOTA 1967 - New mo-tor 62.000 maee 43500/beet From 8-6pm 4 2 7 - 1 9 » . AfMr 6 427-7563

DOOGE 1982, RAM Pickup, greet work truck Beet ofMr Ce l DennM. 427-6996

DOOGE 1990 D- I50 Work Truck. 8 ft bed. automatic, M maker Only 4*495

.COUNTRY

FORD EXPLORER 1991 - XLT. door Loeded Low maea $14 966

FAIRLANE FORD 582-1172

FORD RANGER 1991 XLT,

FAIRLANE FORO 5®2-1172

AVION 1976. 30'. l ion, Mr uond lu ia iaA Ka ba • leap* T k 4 r * e i f c o n f i n e d low

COBRA. 19B9 FLAOSTAFF Po»-«* SMeee 6. *creaned-m room. eacM lam condmon 42 '00 /bee t 476-7402

COLEMAN I9B2 asse t 8. ewrana. w 20 aeet open 441(60

por Orel

721-7941

DOLLY with ighta lor m m large CM 4500 422 T T f l

OUTCHCAN 1960 C l l l l i r 33 Mr cabM ae* contaMMd n band* eaklng 411,000

ENCLOSED TRAKER. 8 . 4 721-4146

MuM Ma 416 0 0 0 t M M

NOMAD 1661 16 ft • r m good 479-6629

7pm 666-3461

13431 MAHOOAMV RUNABOUT

PONTOON BOAT e r a * r m m Marc

2*6 1961 SMr

FORO. 1967 RANGER XLT Cap. 4 140.000 maaa -

353-2266 Day* 8344)769 Eva*

FORO 1966 F2SB JdT LartM. 17 600

maaa. KMOML * * » cMan. K e o duly kecli. 411.900 t>*M

474-7422 or 167-0607

' "-SC,*.

FORD AEROSTAR 1969 XLT -coaded. k / x daan. tnp-dMiance. 30 000 maaa. $9000 422-5225

FORD AEROSTAR 1992 - XL Fu l power low rmles $13,495

SUBURBAN OLDS CADILLAC 843-0070

FORD 1968 Econoane CorrverMon air. a* power apeed control. t#t, captain chaitrs cherrywood trim, foidmg bad duM lank*. *m- fm caa-satte. CB radio, nee area, mtch ex capt ionaly dean $7,250 420-2462

FORO 1990 AEROSTAR XL - a l wheM drive. 42.000 maaa. ipciiMa*! $10,500 4S3-2424

HINES PARK LINCOLN-MERCURY

FORO 1990 Extended AEROSTAR -automatic air. XLT package, a* power w MM. 4 H 6 9 8

FOX HILLS Chry«Mr-Pfymou1h-Jeep-EagM

455-8740 961-3171

PLYMOUTH 1969 VoyagM SE. 51.000 miles 7 paaaange. * * . pow-M d o o r * 8 windows -cnaee luggage rack. 47700 256-1551 or 256-1215

TOWN & COUNTRY DOOGE 474-6668

one of a kmd, 29.000 $16,995

TOWN & COUNTRY DOOGE 474-6666

TRANSPORT 1990 SE maaa loaded 49200

422-4340 or 459-5968

VOYAGER 1967 -•peed Mr 44 .000 or beet of»M

721 -3787

VW CLASSIC Camper Van, 1966 Loaded 4 wheel drive. 1 owner

4 .47.900 363-2977

824 Jeeps ft Other 4-Wheel Drives

BLAZER 1990 4 wheel drtve deluxe aheMs. Hr stereo only at TYME $521 below blue book Why pay more $2999 TYME AUTO 455-5566

BRONCO II 1968 XLT - 4x4, cMen $4 966 Guarantees Financing GLASSMAN OLDS 354-3300

CHEVY K1500 4x4 1991 - Bright blue Saverado Loaded GMaa cap New GSA * $15,000 You eM not ftnd * mcer truck 451-0372

JEEP CHEROKEE, loaded. 41.000 maea ditlon. $13,500 Caa

1969 Limited a a m con-644-1742

JEEP 1967-Cuetomczed pamt 4 infe-rior Kenwood aystem. alarm eun-roof mdude* herd. *oft . oanm top*. LOW m l * * 53.000. «xcea*nt condi-tion 410.000/beu 473-0583

TROOPER 11 1968 5 fm. 78.000 maea, dean. 45500

538-2545

ACCURA 1990 INTEGRA, whne al-loy eheMs. m s n u * Mr excM condit ion 49500 553-0614

CORVETTE

r w ~ , i j K T . R 900°

JAOUAR XKE. taaa Z

$ 18.000 trrx

LOTU8. 14B1 BSPRTT. 2.000 mlea. new

MAZDA. 1967. RX7 GXL. I 47.000

MAZDA • raa/ ta 70.000 Oree.'brekaa. naM 4 look* great

MAZDA 1982 MX3. mmt Mr. alarm. 19,000 ml 410.000

MAZDA 323 1 9 6 9 - s — 4 brake*. Mr 44,

F A I R L A N E F O 582-1172

MERCEDES. 1972. 414.500 Ca* Nancy » 1 - S » 2

MERCEDES. 1979 4506L-• f iowroom. a •ee? 423.000 963 -3490

MERCEDES 1962 3606L Cun*M9-bM. 59.562 m a n . 2 lop*. Moeed wtnter*. 423.000 646-67B0

MERCEDES 1967 - 560 SL. wh*e « 7 grey interior one

MSRCEDES. 1969. 3008E. WIMa wf burgimdy

MERCEDES 1990 190E - 2 . 6 Blar. Exceaenl condition MUM e e l 417.000 952-1400

ACURA 1&92 INTEGRA GSR - only 1.250 m le* . loaded, ae. cruMa. alMrn CO and mor* Muet ae* Only $16,000 266-2377

ALPHA ROMEC 1991 - 164L. load-ed bleck MetfMr mtenor warranty $16 900 NegotlabM 930-6597

AUOt 1978. 5000 p a n * onfy sMM grey color 4400 Good shepe

649-6024

AUCK 4000S 1965 - grey, sunroof 100.000 mae* good condit ion. 42500/beet offer 647-6217

BMW 1974 320-body g

BMW 1984 3161. good speed. MhMi 86 M i m a 646-1090 or

CORVETTE, 1964 low mane. Boee whMa/rad leather Sharp carfl $ i 0 .500 /bee i 360-6674

CORVETTE 1969 wtth leefhM rrtertor

CHEVY 1969 BLAZER 4x4 Power everythang Uke nee Guar-enteed f inancing GLASSMAN OLDS 354-3300

CHEVY 199 1 S-10 BLAZER - 4 door Tahoe pacfcaga 4x4, M power op-

sfwft Hurry1

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth 453-2500

HONOA CRX. 1947 - Uka New $2966 Guaranteed Financing GLASSMAN OLDS 354-3300

JAGUAR 1964 Vandan PLae -42.000 m iee Brttieh green, dean Aakmg $14 000 644-7153

MAZDA 1967 RX7 - Showroom new $4686 Gueranieed fmandng GLASSMAN OLDS 3&4-3300

582-1172

MG 1979 MldgeL 42500/beet o CMI efter 3pm. 722-

MIATA 1990, blua. 5 fm raassns. 30,000 condition 410.500 6 4 7 ^ 9

MITSUBISHI GALANT 1990 Red, roof, $10,290 353-

TAMAROFF %

MfTSuetSHI 1901. 3000 GTSLv s apeed. mint 1 i.mdWkai. 14.000 eMaM stored wtnter*. 419.500/baaL Leeve Ii 522-«6*a

PORSCHE 1968 CARRERA 9 1 1 , M ^ n i l I condmon. red 4 Hack, new area $26600

SAAB 1965 900S - 43966 Guaran-teed financing GLASSMAN OLDS 3 5 4 ^ 0 0

STERLING 44968 • Q k A S t i

•ed knenceng Ot , 3 6 4 - U 0 Q

12.000 w 413 900

power. 86S-0431

^ M 0 T ( ^ H 0 M £ S f ^ T O R r t O M K

- 1 9 9 2 & I 9 9 3 ' s C0NC0RD SALE!

ic. i t < SUBURBAN OLBB CAOA.LAC

643-0070

GMC 1906 S-18 Pickup 4 cyl low

FOX HILLS

T t R N A TX3NAL $600.f—i 1974

a o r u p $

PACE ARROW 1964 16 «V. Mw I ' I I I M I . oeded OM doa« 8 low car a H i t * ONM or trade M » ) ' 11

4 - 1 0 1 6 6 6 P T C K U P - 4 C Y M N D M $

speed O e r*6e* a u * i n oon«-aan. 42 960 7 7 6 - S M

PROWLER 1660 29 M E D * ME e e 46300 or beM oMer 420-3466

TOYOTA 1966 peta-I®. o k * oak red. 4.4 new area. $ weed a M Mnt o o n M o n $10 606 $77-8171

P U M A I 9 T 4 P O P ^ J P m a c • 6 TOYOTA 1666 DMCk pMk^M 4 cy»-

166-7734 4 a 0 0 0 « t M M TsmmM 666-1JCf

ROCKWOOO 1SB6 pop-up Camp M I I I u a 8. kanaoe a a boa. boM

W A N T E D R A M O S M . 4 « E

Yrvjr'yr'TT CONCORD MINIBUS

Star t ing AJ ^ 3 7 * 9 0 0

s 5 9 . 7 7 5 Rami

NASA WKXfSAJi

c

l 4 5 , 7 1 0

* 3 7 , 9 0 0 DON'T MISS THIS SALE If You Want • Quality • Looks • I n s t a b i l i t y • P r i c e

H U R R y !! H U R R Y I Sale on 27 ft. Concords

Only 3 In Stock!

Now starting at *37,900

All 1992 and 1993*s^ ALL CLASS A"s ALL LOADED

ACCESSORIES • STORAGE • SALES • SERVICE •

MOORE'S R.V. MALL 66*4 \M**era M , WSi.aieie Lofte.

(313) 662-4548 663-7020 m m ihmk "s6pm N t M e $ f M

t o Q * O&E Thu rsday , J u n e 24, 1993

A U T O M O T I V E M 82S Sports 8

tmpgrtad Cara 852 Claaaic Cara 82S Sports 8

tmpgrtad Cara DATSUN 1974. 290Z. mag whaMs. mr. arrwfm, ona w m * naads work $2900 or baM ofMr 459-3591 PORSCHE 944. 1994 $ *9 *4 Low

DATSUN 1974. 290Z. mag whaMs. mr. arrwfm, ona w m * naads work $2900 or baM ofMr 459-3591

PS 354-3309 DOOGE 1973 ChargM graat proiact CM 314 automatic. do**n 1 run. ao»-•d body $500 Anxwuai 274-4509

852 Claaaic Cara KARMEN-GMIA 1972 ConvMtlbM. v*ry good condition Plaaaa ca l Rudy arrytlma 549-3296 CADILLAC 1963, 4 door aadan.

KARMEN-GMIA 1972 ConvMtlbM. v*ry good condition Plaaaa ca l Rudy arrytlma 549-3296

Hon. $ M>,500 8*1-4754 MERCEDES 1929 RoaOstar RapB-ca. Ford p o w « AwMd WmnM J7995 626-6425 CME\jR>LET 1952, DMCIa naada

m<notj»»to<atio<% mak* oflar 722-7140

MERCEDES 1929 RoaOstar RapB-ca. Ford p o w « AwMd WmnM J7995 626-6425 CME\jR>LET 1952, DMCIa naada

m<notj»»to<atio<% mak* oflar 722-7140 MERCEDES 1929 aa**mOi*d road-

sMr (19*61 Loadad, par tK t condl-tion. 800 m M Must a * l $7500 398-0644 661-4236

C»C\iaOCET 1970 - BMAJr Mua. 360 angina, ak . u n t i l . 77,000 ortgMM maaa. aupar dawn. sxcMMnt condMan. $2700 357-4359

MERCEDES 1929 aa**mOi*d road-sMr (19*61 Loadad, par tK t condl-tion. 800 m M Must a * l $7500 398-0644 661-4236

C»C\iaOCET 1970 - BMAJr Mua. 360 angina, ak . u n t i l . 77,000 ortgMM maaa. aupar dawn. sxcMMnt condMan. $2700 357-4359 MERCEDES 1975 300 4-door Aak-

mg $3,000 981 -36*3 CHRYtaLER 1970 B v a o u d * - M i l i tukiMi runs/ looks good, ks a, 9*00— 4*9-3010

MERCEDES 1975 300 4-door Aak-mg $3,000 981 -36*3

CHRYtaLER 1970 B v a o u d * - M i l i tukiMi runs/ looks good, ks a, 9*00— 4*9-3010 MGB, 1978, axcaMnt running con-

dition low m M Cal aner 6pm 455-0705 CORVAIR 1993, convarttMa, rad.

good oondmon. ax Gaorgla CM. no r\MI. 52.000 m M 93900 5*2-4545

MGB, 1978, axcaMnt running con-dition low m M Cal aner 6pm

455-0705 CORVAIR 1993, convarttMa, rad. good oondmon. ax Gaorgla CM. no r\MI. 52.000 m M 93900 5*2-4545

SEVILLE 1979 96 000 m M axcal-lant A l orglmM Naads pamt $2900 Day 62A-4232 626-4262

CORVAIR 19*3 Mora* 900 body aood.- m a as work. baM ofMr Ba-tor* * p m 452-142* aftM 6. 453-2129

SEVILLE 1979 96 000 m M axcal-lant A l orglmM Naads pamt $2900 Day 62A-4232 626-4262

CORVAIR 19*3 Mora* 900 body aood.- m a as work. baM ofMr Ba-tor* * p m 452-142* aftM 6. 453-2129 854 Amancan Motora CORVeTTE 1957 RoadstM-4 spaad. radAahna. both top* Fuly r»-storad $30,990 4 5 3 ^ 3 5 6

RENAULT All«*nca 1 9 6 6 - 2 door, auto. daan. runs good. 74,000 m M , $1,250 AfMr 6pm 524-9155

•55 Eagla TALON 1990 tMacx. 5 N M d . Mr. tx jmw locks window*. c r m n . $9600

244-9047

TALON I N I TSI - M - " s a l drtva $12,495

F O X H I L L S i -E 961-3171

ChrysMr-Ptymouth-Jaap-Eafpa 456-4740

858 Butck GRAND NATIONAL 1967 53 000 m i l l ! rrant powartram m w I:I»MI mtar lor . POWM moonroof. noo-smotcar, many n m parts $12,500 CMI 5PM-9PM 642-0437

LA SABRE. 1990 LTD - U U m p « M u r ( contrul racords. axcaBant Extandad war-ranty. 37 000 ml $10.990 464-3764

PARK AVENUE. 1966 Fu#y loadad vary daan. Grand P* s car W O O M a i oftor 474-6723

PARK AVENUE 1991 - A l powar •lama. m,1aa» antry aathM. am/ tm caaaana, auparti condition. 20.000 rrataa.S16.000 . 229-2356

REATTA 1968 ExcMMnt eondKlon. rad. tan laathar mtsnor 30.000 maa* S10 500 CaH Batay 966-1600

^Village dord FINANCING AVAILABLE • LOT 2

'W-91 ESCORT GT's Sale Priced BS TAURUS MT-5 LOJOM low mies '5680 88 MUSTANG GT 5 speW WafleC '7480

'91 ESCORT GT Low miles, oower ->oonroci s-iarp '7480 '89 PROBE 5 weed ail clean l4780 '84-92 TEMPOS 4 TOPAZS Greai Seteclwn All On Sale '12 GEO TRACKER CONVERTIBLE Low nules Like New 90 COUGAR LoaOeO powet moorvool like ^ 8 8 0 87 GRAND MARQUIS 4 aooc •ow miles ike ie» Musi See! 89 HORIZON 4 ooor. automatic air clean '3980 91 ESCORT WAGON Automate. a<r tin. cr»se '6980 90 SUNBIRD TURBO GT Auiomanc loadec '7980 aa AEROSTAR XLT Loaded * '6980 89 ESCORT IXi fcf l r .at _ l44fiO

89 MUSTANG HATCHBACK Black 89 OAYTONA Mornatic air sran)

88 SCORPIO Loacec leather powet root '84 F-150, Cap 1 owner 47 000 nules 85 TEMPO SPORT 5 speed 50 000 mites 1 Owner 88 F-250 57 000 rmles. only I I AltUMCt 2 -=

•5780 '6580

l6480 '4480 '3880 '5280 ' 2 4 W J t

Used Cars Lot 2

2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0 Va T I M M U Of I H i •

REGAL 1967 Turbo, Factory T Typa. cuatom body styla. built to G N X partormanca Mv« $16,200 Days 545-6599 Eva* 942-3678

REGAL 1969 $7390

Cualom, loadad. 353-1300

T A M A R O F F

REGAL 1990 Llmflad - Cow $9,590 39

T A M A R O F F

REGAL, 1991 Gran Soon I •xcaaant condit ion $10 800 naooti-abM EvaaJ 459-5627

REGAL 1991 LUTWad - Loadad. tow rralaa. muat aa l a* a. $10,700 or M a t 861-4922

REGAL 1992 Gran Sport. *xacut>v« car, toadad 19.000 m a a . vary dean, attckar prica $21 800 * *kmg $14,200 Aftar 6 30pm 932-3064

RIVIERA 1979, ve, wMa • car ftrat claaa condit ion. loadad. no ru*t $1999 847-5160

RIVIERA, 1979. 350. V-6, loadad. condit ion, nms ascaHant,

bast oftar 563-1528

RIVIERA, 1990, alactnc astroroof M t t i landau t o e . i<- j*wi

5C.000 m M . Tn .S f iO

ROADVASTER 1992 - Black $15 490 35

T A M A R O F F

1992 W a g o n

T A M A R O F F

SKYHAWK 1964 - runs good naad* " a w i ^ i w , B o d f w g o o d con** ' uon. S 700/baat 892-4157

•56 Buicfc SKYLARK 1961 46.000 actual mflaa snd look* BI

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymoum. 453-2500

SOMERSET doo> tant condi t ion $2700

cytndar. 4 so *xcM-346-0914

YESTEROAY PRICES TOOAY

TYME AUTO 455-5566

SSI CadWac ALLANTE. 1967. Gold, msnt conds-tson, b a o o avaraga maaa

616-657-1649

BROUGHAM 1966 D Lanea - sMra w h a a M naw nraa. 47.000 m M $9300 EVM. 542-4467

BROUGHAM 1966 - $8,495 SUBURBAN OLDS CADILLAC

643-0070

CADILLAC STS. 1992 - Loadad M in i Aat roroo l Boaa upgradad ra-dio. CD/CaaaaOa Carmlna Rad Tan taathar mtarlor 12,800 maaa $29 300 333-2002

COUBE 0CVILLE 1963, trlpia Mack B e e u P u Condit ion Mual a M to ap-practota S3900 or baat 961-9325

ELDERADO 1969 - Uka naw, 7200 original maaa. awvar/rad. muat aaat Aftar 4pm 721-0163

ELDORADO 1979, Florid* raatorad car, $3500 firm 525-3806

ELDORADO 1988 • toadad. gold package, cuatom toe aatro root, tan laatfiar Interior, whits a i tarKX, 66.000 maaa, $13,500 537-9633

ELDORADO 1968 Biarritz. fu»y loadad. a l option*. garaged kept amca n«» Can finance wtth am* ! down Why pay mora'1

TYME AUTO 455-5566

SEDAN DE VILLE, 1965 42.000 rralaa. 1 owner S5 .400 541-6913

SEDAN DeViLLE 1993 - whfta, blue Mathar. aacurtty warranty, 8.700 mMM $26,500 642-9110

SEDAN DwvtM <991 - brown, beige interior. 26,400 rratee. oaded. excel-lent condl t ton $16,500 553-7116

SEDAN DEVILLE. 1965, taathar m a n o r , mint condition No

mat $5200 349-6628

SEDAN De VILLE 1986, Black srtth

SEDAN I

SEDAN DE VILLE, 1969, 4 door, 15.900 m M a . loadad, A-1 condition non -amoker owned, llgnt blue.

SEDAN DEVtLLES 1991 - 3 cftooaa «i art ing at $ 16.995


SEVILLE Sedan. 1990 Loadad. H .8®6 m m * . C a m l n t Red. valour

1 • ? . p y

BERCTTA 1968 GT. 5 B W F 7 » . « W i oftar. 476-1948

SKYHAWK 1969 - 12.500 ml«ea, A-1 condit ion, powar, tm atarao'caa-aette, $5,000 464-3955

V6. ak. baa*

624-5017

BERETTA 1969 GT - 52.000 maaa. loadad. clean, aurrsnum afiaals. wtMta/gray, S6600 852-1609

SKYLARK 1992 GS, 4 door auto-matic V6. 14.500 mites, wtilte w/ tan laattiar caaaette air 64 1-7664

BERETTA 1991. air. enjiaa. mtarrnrt-tant wipers. AM-FM stereo $7500 w baat ofler 536-2239

MO ChavroM CAMARO 1965 'ROC 2-26 5 0 an-gina. V8. air. loadad. 79,000 maee, $29013/beal ofler 557-2603

1966. V-6. 306 90.000 aa l taat al $2700

729-2134

CAMARO 1966 CP loaded, excel-lent condi t ion afloy wfieaia red' Mack. S6.000 445-3369 01964-456^

CAMARO 1992 Rad, power w«v dowa automatic, aa. naca $11 960 M A T » C K C H E V Y 5 3 1 - 7 1 0 0

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1976, looks good, rune good, S900/ba«t oftar

476-1653

CAPf^CE 1965, 1 owner 86k atr atarao caaaette crwae. 305 VB S2950 455-5J37

CAPRICE 1991 Claaaic - aharp. M a n . 28.000 mUaa. rattrad GM •> ecuWa. $10,950 313-646-6695

CAPRICE 1991 - CLASSIC Der* blue, loadad. 33.000 mflee Th» car « afiarpl $10,999 HUNTING TON FORO 692-0400

CAVALIER. 1966, 2 door, area*an! condit ion, automatic, ak i m l m i:aaaana runa graat. 44.000 maea, S2999 855-6617

CAVALIER. 1967, asr, raar detog. powar ataarmc/brakaa, am/tm. aak powar alaarmg/brake mamtamad. marry graat. $l.850. 'baat

CAVALIER 1966 - 2 door automat-ic. rnud l mora. S399S


CAVALIER 1991 Z-24 - Loadad 5 apaad. tow maaa. extended warran-ty. 2 rears remain S9600 549-5346

CAVALIER 1991 wMte. automatic amtm. ortfy 13,000 maaa. no air $6,000 650-3426

CAVALIER 1992 RS Convertible, amny red ftntati. wtwte toe only 17.000 maaa. loaded $12,995

M A T I C K C H E V Y 5 3 1 - 7 1 0 0

CELEBRITY 1967, good condition fHgti maaa. many naw parts $1890 Evea. or week j yda 459-0195

CELEBRITY 1969 Wagon, cnjlae control, good anape, brand new tiree & exhaust $1600 346-4611

CELEBRITY 1969 - 4 door, power alaertng/ brake*. V6. ak, stereo, vary tow maea. exceaent condition, lady drtvan S3990'oAer 981-5266

CFLEBHIT V T 9 M : i door aômaf- 1

Clow mtarlor U 968

F A I R L A N E F O R D 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

IROC-C 1966, tow maaa, stored winters, naw paint, many extraa Leave maaaage at 335-0633

MONTE CA;

C.

LO 1964. V6, 5 ^ W C

H-1S97

NOVA 1966 - automatic, aw. tike

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/QMC TRUCK

p t y r y u t n 453-2500

TIRED OF WALKING? as a lot of stka priced under $1500

they muat go" TYME AUTO 455-5566

TYME AUTO has S lot of stick shifts lomat ldr pr to autc

W O C h a v r o J a t

LOOKING FOR arr pncad $1500 t ieea tua warranty? So ar* kidding TYME haa from! TYME AUTO

a * automatics witrr tow maaa. we. no met

many to cftooee

455-5546

LUMtNA 1992 EURO, 4 door Uue. loaded, sharp car $12,995 M A T I C K C H E V Y 5 3 1 - 7 1 0 0

NOVA 1967 red hatchback auto-matic asr AM-FM stereo, naw Urea. 49,000 rrataa $4250 696-3611

SPRINT. 1966 SoutherN car Ak, am/ftrv *xc*f lnt condit ion $1200

346-0636

YESTERDAY PRICES TOOAY

TYME AUTO 455-5566

862 Chryalar CONCORO 1993 LM, amaraid green, 3 3 i ter, V-6. an powar. 3200 maea, $17,500 679-0751

CONOUEST 1988 TSI. w«te , 67,000 rnnaa, automatic aakmg $5000

429-2412

CONOUEST 1966 TSI - ye«ow. mint condit ion loadad. black leather in-terior. aunroot. gold DBS atyl* runs. Sony 10 diec changer 313-644-6366

FIFTH AVENUE 1990 - Mark Croes wathar package, every power op-tion. 15.000 actual maes Waa $25,000. Now only $13,495

F O X H I L L S Chryaler - Ptymouth-Jeep-Eagle

455-6740 961-3171

LeBARON. 1969 Convart ible Turtlo. loaded, auto red/Mack. 8 9 * excel-lent condition $6900/beet 416-5103

LeBARON 1969 Convertible, bright rad. l o *d*d $6995 453-2424


NEW YORKER 1992 - Fifth Avenue, loeded. alumkxim wheals Qaaey Black wtth grey trim $14,995

8 0 6 JEANNOTTE PONTtAC.'GMC TRUCK

Plymouth, 453-2500

• 6 2 C h r y r i a f

IMPERIAL 1991 Markcrof l leather loaded , axcelent condition $13 900

652-6791

LE BARON $1500

LEBARON 1968 convertible rad Exceaent condi t ion

« t ofter 879-6461

LEBARON 1966 Sports Coupe, loadad. leather remote starter 50,000 mkaa. $4900 662-46&5

LeBARON 1990 Convert*»e. load-ed, luxury trim. V6, aharp 6 aaxyl $9495

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTtAC'GMC TRUCK

Ptymouth. 453-2500

• 6 4 D o d g a

SHADOWS 6 to c*ooo« t t i xn 2 6oo*% 4 4 door*, aa low u 12995

T O W N & C O U N T R Y DOOGE 474-6668

SHADOW 1967 deep wine, match mg Interior. 69.000 actual maea Hke naw condit ion priced $621 below blue book Only $2 66S t 04« TYME AUTO 455 5566

SHADOW 1968 2 door automatic ak. very d e a r . $3,395 or baat ofler C a l 451 1564

SHADOW 1966 24 000 maaa e . caaent condition

66b-02 78

866 Ford

NEW YORKER 1968 Landau power windows 4 nocks. se*t. luxury $6895

F O X H I L L S Chrysler - Ptymouth-Jeep-Eagle

455-8740 961-3171

S T * y p N WAGON-4D. 1986 - pow-er. air. am-fm. new front brakae 8 strut, low maa ags. $3000 646-6444

$99 DOWN SALE Many modeta to chooee f rom

Phone approval* m 1 hr No coeignora naeded

TYME AUTO 455-5566

• 6 4 D o d g a

ASPEN I960 - 4 door 6 cytlridar automatic Fair condit ion SB ,000 rralaa $650 476-1779

DAY'ONA 1965, 5 apeed aunroot custom wheel*, damaged front Runs greet $ 1.300 455-2365

DYNASTY 1991 LE - low maaa. loadad. Only $8995

T O W N & C O U N T R Y DODGE 474-6668

LANCER 1986 - ES Turbo, Uka new. no rust, a l rww parts Runa graat S2.000/t)*et Dave, 360-6546

LANCER 1988 ES, exceaent condi-tion. f u l powar. new battery' t tree. well maintained. $4,000. 651-0005

G U A R A N T E E D C R E D I T A P P R O V A L

Y o u r | O b i s y o u r c r e d i t R a n k r i i n l r u . B n n n . r > i u n r r i > r t - N n P R O R I F M

F v o r y n n p n o o c h n m c i n .1 c a r R e - e s t a b l i s h y o u r c r e d i t n a t i o n w i d e

*96- f7 - '66- '89 M U S T A N G GT FORD-CHIYY-DOOGE VANS

GLASSMAN OLDS

C A D I L J - A C S 9 t o c h o o a a f r o m

C A M A R O S & T R A N S A M S

L I N C O L N S < t o c h o o a a f r o m

F O R D & C H E V Y T R U C K S -

CASH Dealer wiH salt on consignment tir pay caah for your used car

Can tor caah price TYME AUTO 455 5566

ESCORT LX. 1993 wagon. ra<) atr auto, 10,000 maee 3 years.'30.000 warranty muat aeH $9 200261 2308

ESCORT 1962 EXP stick very clean, runs graat aunroot casaetia

Special $1600 728-0146

ESCORT 1963 manual rww branas * battery. wMi* wtth b k * mts»>o<

or bast offer 453-2443 $ y r

ESCORT 1965 manual runs good $550 532-7336

ESCORT 1965 4 speed white very d e e r . air. runs excellent, have records $875'beat 425-0071

ESCORT 1987 auiomatic. a». 35 mpg, $1450 TYME AUTO 455-5566

866 Ford ESCORT >967 GT 56,000 rralas new t i re* exhaua*, 5 speed. $3,300 Days 569-0046 or evea 540-1063

ESCORT 1987 wagon, good condi-t ion company mamtamad, needs engine repair $500 beet 953-6677

ESCORT 1989 LX Wagon, automat •c, air very good condition 21,500 rrata* $4600 422-0909

ESCORT 1969, 2 door, 1 '000 r auiomatic ak em/ tm c ru ise powar s l e a ' m g / b r a k e s $4600 663-0378

ESCORT 1990 LX. strawberry red, 5 spead air w n fm cassette excel-lent condit ion $4 650 453-0644

ESCORT "990 LX - 5 speed, loadad excellent condi t ion $5 600 or best ofler 641-7666

ESCORT 1990 Wagon 16.000 miles automatic ak. perlect1 $6695

453-2424

H I N E S P A R K . / -LINCOLN-MERCURY '

ESCORT 1991 GT Fled, automatic air power steering h brakes, rrant condi t ion $7750 421-6620

ESCORT 1992 LX - Low mNee loaded, am/ tm stereo, excellent condi t ion $7495 397-9112

ESCORT 1992 LX 4 door automat-ic, air, am-tm cassette $8500 349-7169

ESCORT 1969 GT Black 5 spaed a«r power steering A brakes Greet 2nd car $4986

F A I R L A N E F O R D

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ESCORT, 1991 GT 3 Ooor, 30.000 iriaa*. ceded, non-amoker «rle I car $7500 464-1726

ESCORT 1992 LX 2 mane. ak. n«e Ives 32.000 maa*. • icef tant $5450 464-8210

ESCORT 1992 LX automatic, ak powar steering, t brakae AM/FM and mor*< $6 ,666

F A I R L A N E F O R D 5 0 2 - 1 1 7 2

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M A T I C K C H E V Y 5 3 1 - 7 1 0 0

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522-9090 or 332-7379

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MUSTANG 1962 GL. hatch, new transmission 'starter,' carburetor $600 Aftar 6 421-4331

MUSTANG 1963 - V6 power steer ina/brakes-'lock a: wmdows cruise 8 1.000 maes. $1,800 981-6609

MUSTANG 1964, CtaasK CoHactors 20th Anniversary GT350 Convertl-ble, loadad. tow mileage 336-2222

MUSTANG 1964'* GT - 5 0 am* ex-cellent. needs front d ip K some body work, $800. tost 535-3454

MUSTANG 1964 new 3 8 titer an-gina. automatic, a f cruise $2600

894-1656

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MUSTANG 1966 - GT, 5 Spaed. 5 0

HUSTANG 1986 LX Excellent condition, 70.000 maes S3.000 536-1497

MUSTANG 1966 SVO Turbo drive tram & mechanical on 198". body

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MUSTANG 1987 - GT 5 0. 5 Kwad, sir. powar staartriQ and Drak** aurv -oof s t rong runmng car t S 9 M

F A I R L A N E F O R D 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

MUSTANG, 1M7, LX. 4 cy»nd*r 5 soaad. mr loadad rad. CMan.

$2750 478-2162 OR 462-1756

MUSTANG 1967 LX - automatic, air cmty 13905

F O X H I L L S Chryalar-Ptymoutti-oaap- Eagla

455-6740 961-3171

L * a naw »5 668 Ouarantaad Firvaocing GLASSMAN OLDS 354-3300

MUSTANG 19*8 LX. 0OOd cond.-t ior. loadad. 92000 rnkas, i 3400 Laava massaga, 231-4120

MUSTANG 1968 - LX. 5 spaad. mt, po-aar slaarmg 6 txskas Low maa* 14 388

F A I R L A N E F O R O 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

MUSTANG 1989 GT convartttX* -eathar. 5.0. 5 spaad, powar, 17.000 •mlaa. » l3 .500/bast 477-2687

MUSTANG 1989 QT comarHbia, Btack/gr*>, 58,500 mil**. 5 spaad, alarm pramkan sound sxlandad warranty . »8800 561-0676

MUSTANG 1969 - GT, oonvarUWa, 5 0 angina. 5 spaad, S8.988

Guarantaad Fmanong GLASSMAN OLDS 354-3300

MUSTANG i960 LX - 5 0 loadad. 30,000 aasy aiXjit maa*, axcaHani condit ion. »6750 344-8150

m F o r d

MUSTANG 1966 LX. naKTiback. 2 3

Oraka. ax am/ tm caaaana 2 rwar I k * * 14250 421-8*42

MUSTANG 1989 - GT, 5 i angina J? 66 Financing GLASSMAN OLOB

MUSTANG 1969 LX. automatic cyanoar, loadad. 36.000 maa*. good condi t ion *429S

*. vary 1-3315

kkuatang 196B-S 0. 5 apaad loadad aunroot Mack alarm. 64.000 higtv

maa*. cMan. 66SOC 416-1606

MUSTANG 1990 GT.oomarflN*. a> ca«ant condit ion, naw lop. loadad. only ownar MuM aa* 861-#06S

• automatic, air MUSTANG 1990 LX ttaaft rad. 29.000 maa* t ' 9 » 5

F O X H I L L S Chrymm-P1ymoutt>-Jaap-6ag<a

455-8740 961-31 171

MUSTANG 1990 LX - ak casaatl*. automatic t mor* 34.000 maaa, partact' (6995 453-2424


MUSTANG 1992 GT Had automat-ic, amtm caaaaatla. sQuaknr. 7,900 maaa .$13,200 462-2315

MUSTANG 1992 - 5.0 LX. co«4>a. manufacturars warranty $10,900

349-5124

PROSE 1989 GL - Ejcattanl condi-tion. Powar staar / t>r*k**. caaaana. son roc*, auto. ak. $4500 961-2994

P « 0 6 E 1969 tat black, ak Ml. Kanwood. naw tira*. $5500

357-3773

PROSE 1969 LX - wfata, loadad. a i -caaani condftion $5600'baat

476-3949

PROBE 1969 - 46.000 mOa* GL Rad, Partact condition $6495

453-2424

H I N E S P A R K UNCOLN-MERCURT

P«^»E . 1990, GL automatic c u satia powar staarlng/braka*. bnaftt r*0. $6850 953-1063

PROBE 1990 - LX. oneaarriar wtm*. factory sunroof PrtmPHo sa* at

PROBE 1990 30,000 mil** 5 spaad sir starao. sport wtiaats. a> cadant condition $6900 363-6289

ba*t . t a x maasaga

SCORPIO 1988 sitvwr-gray. 78.IXX1 mila*. WatMar saats. ascanant condi-tion. $6000 544-2982

TAURUS 1986 - GL 4 door auto-

m F o r d

TEMPO. 1990 GL loadad »iic«a*nl oowdWon $4600

GL. automatic mr. t

TEMPO 1991 POW. i t l l l t

FAIRLANE FORD 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

TEMPO 1991 - GL, 4 door, m m condit ion. 20.000 mkaa loadad. av-tamaoc. $7,496 535-4424

TEMPO 1992 - GL. powar n * * i a ig $ Oaan and tfiarp $6 966

FAIRLANE FORD f 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

TEMPO 1993 - automatic. Mr, Mt, crmaa. only iffOOO

455-6740 961-3171

THUNOCRSIRO 1965, naad* wor* bavt oftar 423-6163

THUNOCRSIRO. 1996 - Turtlo. load-ad. high maasB* vary rakatMa. $2,500 473-9633

THUNO€R8IRO. 1992 - wtata. aft opt ions, warranty , i lka nawl $12,500'baat 559-60*0 or 642-3443

TMUNOERBIRD 1967 - Tu rbo Coupa, 66.000 ma**, angina r*0u«t on naw turbo, rary Oaan. $6600 Aftar 5pm 427-1714

TMUNOERBIRO 1992. Supar coup* Whlta/Black laathar mMrtor. ak tha optlona. Mr. prarmum sound, auto-matic baadlamp*. automatic c tma t * control ABS braka*. 22.000 maa*. $18,500 652-6621

THUNDERBIRD 1990, axcal lant condit ion, $7400 or baa) ottar Ca* aftar 6pm 534-3196

THUNDERBIRD Eva* 722-7487

THUNDERBIRD. 1976. 4 *0 V-6, f u l powar 6 opt ion*. Oaautttul Uua Southam car. 51.000 m*a*. MuM saal $4500 456-6347

THUNOERBIRO 19*6. fu#y loadad. all opt ion*, radial t ira*. am/ tm star-ao. aurround sound, onboard com-putar tta* o n * haa It * • TM* waa*

m i m — THUNDERBIRD 1991 - automatic air. a* powar. kaytaaa antry. 16.000 mlia* $10,995

455-8740 961-3171

YESTERDAY PRICES TOOAY

TYME AUTO 455-5566


M g 1 1 7 2 —

TAURUS 1988, LX. fulty loadad. * l options, garags k«p< amca naw. Groaaa Point gray, daap charcoal mtarlor Thia has It aHl Shop our pnea 6 oompar* $2750 TYME AUTO 455-5566

Wl Quo 30.000 maa*. mlg. warranty 50. mmt condit ion $5,600 332-8246

SPECTRUM 19*6 - Sport i h n * su-lomaOc. raal sharp I $3995

MATICK CHEVY 531-7100

TAURUS 1989 - SHO 47,500 maa*. •oadad laathar trim. gra*t oondk-tlon $*0CW 459-5298

STORM 1991 Whi t* , ground aflacts $ f in*. Mr. * m t m starao casaatl*. automatic, good oondltkm. undar 27.000 highway maa* L a f s maka s

Ii Baat oftar 626-1082

TAURUS. 1990 LX - Air Mg . stactrK saats artth lumbar pramum sound starao K much mor* Whlta/taupa $6950/baat otar 474-6723

TRACKER 1990 LSI-Mr, 4*4. slaiao. powar staartng/brakaa-whfta Show-room condlt lon-$0990 644-0781

TAURUS 1990 Station Wagon -oadad i Immaculala ' Automatic Champaign Color1 $*025 683-4093

TRACKER 1992 - 4*4. convarttbie. Wacki'rad. 5 apaad. tap* axac's car. trMMr pacfcaga. $6,500 375-OK3

870 Honda TAURUS 1991 Wagon - Low maa-aga. wa* marr tMnad. L" kgM biua Evas A waakands 542-2332

tory moonroot , powar, satt*. sharp $7.000/baat

ACCORD DX. 1968 - 4 door, auto Mr. 50K ml. • m / t m starao. 1 ownar Excaaant condi t ion 3*3-0123

mr. moonroot . 41,000 maa*. spot $10,900 261-5562

T-BIRO 1991 Sport Coup*. V8, 5 0 •ng ln* . Mack, loadad. 40.000 maaa. warranty $11,200 271-1250

TEMPO. 1965, GL. cruiaa. run* good, 107,000 highway mM* , $850/ba*t 42^9678

ACCORD LX 19*6 - 4 door, loadad $ * 4 6 * GuMMitaad GLASSMAN OLDS $6488 Guarv i t aad financing

354-3300

174 —arcury

C A P * . 1991. XR2 Turbo Whaa. black top. loadad. Muat sa* •9.500 3*0-9275

COMET CAPRI 19*6. sharp Arizona car, no rust $3500

349-7947

C O U G A R S ! W * haw* • - low mlaags. antra

m. 19*9 through 1991* Avaa-abia * l supar low prtcaaf 4M-2424

H I N E S P A R K LMCOLN-MEACURY

XR7 COUGAR 1 and bartary runa graal. 9660 baatoTMr Randy, 422-81

COUGAR 19*7 XR7 t*ack V* . load-ad. mag »«ISM*. naw angina, aupar CMan condit ion $5*00 427-2*93

COUGAR 19*8 - SR7. Rad. loadad. sharp) $9996

MATICK CHEVY 531-7100 COUGAR 19*9. mllaa. ax tandad -wmtars, daan. $9500

26.000 rar t ty . no

522-2068

COUGAR 1990 LS - 23.000 m«a^ M l powar sanrHaaocn wtth Broug-ham top. Mi* naw. $9*00 442-0147

COUGAR. 1991 - Black/gray, load-ad. moonroot . CO, ak tha t oy * Wa*

0.200 422-120*

< 7 4 M a r c w g r

MA ROME m*aa auto * runagraM $1600

41.000 I. looks

597-6877

MAAOLR8 1992 LS luxury black. Bkanai

top or tha i na f. $12,900

F O X H I L L S 4 5 6 ^ ? 4 c "

SABLE 19*6 LS. low maaa. «u9y loadad. >-<, auiomatic. Mack, man condMon $2900 597-4*77

SABLE 19*8 LS Ak. Fua Powar. C m . r t i H c s $2,996 C t . 357-6292, M y * or 352-9543/avarangs

SABLE. 1999 LS - lu* powar Mr. cruiaa. 3 8 l i a r V6, n i c m r i l oondt-Oon 66.000 maw. $6900 348-4199

SABLE 1999 wagon. 3rd M a t load-ad 50000 m * M . warranty lo 90000 m * M A4 racord* $7360 , 473-0357

TOPAZ 19*6 LS. powar g n x o , Mr. 57.000 m l lM , good condi t ion. $4500 Eva* 349-3723

TOPAZ 19*8 LTS-ak whaM drtva Engma-haad. Or*s. struts, battary a« 9 month* old undM warranty M M . 53.000 m M * . $4400 591-0*26

TOPAZ 19*9 - LTS. door, nam corvdHion, 44.000 mMa naa mut ter . $6.195/baM 595-6*44

COUGAR 1991 LS. axlra daan, powM moonroor. loadad. 1S.000 mMa. $ 11.300 Evaranga. 047-47*9

GRAND MARQUIS, 19** . condit ion, loadad. $5600

GRAND MAROUtS 19*6 - High n aga. but vary good oondmon,

racord*. $1.91 sa

641-9210

GRAND MAROUtS 19*9 LE - 4 door. tu*y loadad. 66.000 m * M . ax-

oondMon. $7900 737-1*35

GRAND MAROUtS. 1967 - 99.000 m M * . a* powar. 4 door. $6750.

455-5151

GRAND H A R O U I S 19*4~

Florida car. $2500

door. Wlon

937-3332

QRANO MAROUtS 19*1, looks

GRAND MAROUtS 1992 - 12.000 mMa, fu»y loadad. antra $16,500 5 othar 92 s m stock

453-2424 DELTA 86. 1982

96 OOC 5.000 LINCOLN-MERCURY

LN7 19*2. 4 spaad haad raptacad. naw tiraa, tak condit ion. $400 or baat 455-4979

MARK VB 1991 LSC - powar moon-

Meal $18 500 453-2424

H I N E S P A R K

MAROUISE 1964. aharp, aa cal art condftion. ak. cnj ts* 76.000 maM, $ l 9 9 5 / b * a t Ca* * f t » 4pm425-3761

SABLES 1992 -Lowf "

1991 - 1 9 9 0 - 1 9 * 9 Low prlcaa

453-2424


SABLE LS WAGON 19*9 - 3.8 atr*. 32.000 maa*. 6 paMangars. da-war on front *hiMd, rust protact ion. c U N , a l powar Mr. am-tm caa-aana. Mumkium whaM*. vary etaan.

condltiorf. $6600 or baat C a l 737-7123 ES'

SABLE 19*8 OS - 46.000 ona ownar mMa. loadad. axtra sharp! $*79S

453-2424

SABLE 19*8 LS Loadad. t l j ' l l l antry. a*oy i f i i W . ruatprocMd. cMm coatad. 53.000 maaa. ancaaant condit ion, $6400 534-8*80

TOPAZ. 1990, LTS 22.000 m M * . luay loadad. aicMlanl $6*00/baat oOar Aftar 7 471-0496

TOPAZ 1991 $7995

20.200 m l 453-2424


TRACER 19*9, powi cruMa. AM-FM aaa at la good con-dition. $3000 or baat 545-2816

TRACER. 1991 LTS 1 6 Star, 5 apaad maraiM. powar window*/ lock*, p rarmjm sound w/caaaatta. Mr. TRankkn. $8,000 Work. 248-1516 Homa; 730-1071

m

CUTLAS CIERA. 19*4 Good ahapa. good tor aludant $2,800 or baaL Ca* Mck 477-2944

CUTLASS CALAIS 19*9 a* Mack, gold Mxan ts atrip*, only M TYME. $2*99 Shop our prica 4 oompar* TYME AUTC

CUTLASS CIERA 1992 - 4 door, ri aMitHik eowdWoM Bugundy. pow-ar ak idoaa. caaaana Only $11,996

MATICK CHEVY 531-7100 CUTLASS SUPREME SL, 19*9. Loadad. 2 door. 54,000 maaa. *xoM

900 *24-*794

CUTLASS SUPREME 1999. k « y loadad. fwory, dark a«na kiaartor. g i tM daah. thM ona Iw* • Ml TYME AUTO

* . J isap l 455-55*6

CUTLASS 19*0 - 4 door, aoma rum. $500 or baM ohar 937-2173

CUTLASS 1961 4-dO0r. V-6. good n * i * axe • * anl . 11200/

953-06*7

CUTLASS 19*4 - Clar*. wtla s car 79.000 maM. claan 4 dapandaMa.

397-95*9

CUTLASS 19*4 O a r * naw s n g r w w« ta rpump . mufhar systam 4 b r a k M Good Dtm. «nca**nt cona -t ion $2000 Cad 6-5. 531-7370

CUTLASS mr cn 57,000 i

1966 Clara, automatic l aaaatti naw U t m

s. $3200 421-0125

CUTLASS 19*6 Ctora Brougham. amtm. aa powar. 79.000 m*as. goo condit ion $2900 442-226

CUTLASS 1966 - Oar* . 4 door, au-tomatic. 4 cykndM. $3.000/baat.

476-976*

TRACER. 1992, LTS. automatic, loadad. moonroot. 25.000 mMa. $*900/baat. 451-2157

S7S H b a a n NISSAN 19*5 - 300zx, automatic. Mr. futy loadad. anicaaani condMon.

NISSAN 196*. 200SX 5 apaad naw t i ra* 4 axhauat. 92.000 m * M Good condit ion, no ruct. $2,000

354-056*

1-top* gaoual $ 7 ^ 0 0

Ronda cm. Got 879-70*9

NISSAN 19*6. 300ZX hMr loadad. a l option*. +• a m o k * t - top* ThM ak onry $3999

IE AUTO TYME

N igs A N g r r a s r

T A M A R O F F 425-3712

NtSSAN i#9"V 300 ZX T j r b o * 5 $20 190 353-1300

T A M A R O F F NISSAN 200 SX 19*4 root, -machan b r a k M . $1000

Auto. Bur ant. naw 350-6206

PULSAR NX 19*7. Mack T top*, air. Mt. automatic, graat starao. vary Miarp - must sm $2500 476-6717

SENTRft 19*9 - Mack. 26.000 m M * . manual ak. starao rssssfta, only 3 yaars old, $4940 547-0016

878 OkJamofcHa ACHIEVAS 1992 - Naw and Oamoa. sava Mg on 1993's LaaM or fmanoa at low ataa starting wtth stock =3421 M $11.6321

CALAIS 19*7 Suprama Burgundy. 44.000 m M * . Mr. automatic, smhn. Marm. $3200 737-2*93

TEMPO 19*5, 4 door auiomatic amtm starao axes*ant condttton. $1,700 * 476-0997

ACCORD, 19*0 Good running con-x i 5 spaad. powar staartng. 5 356-2585

ACCORD. 196* LX Low m M * . *uto-matlc. caaaana. dark Mua. *xc i l i n t condit ion. $2250 786-8771

TEMPO. 1986 2 door, oood shapa. $ 1.500

5 apaad 421-8025

TEMPO 1967 rust. $2200

4 door, Am/Fm, no 644-5421

ACCORD 19*6 LX - Showroom naw

GLASSMAN OLDS 354-3300

TEMPO 19*7 - 4 ooor automatic. Mr poasr staanng. 4 brakM Cloth interior 36,000 m « M $3,968


582-1172 TEMPO 19*9 GL - Air crvkM. Ml, • m / t m caaaatta, low man. grand-ma'a car. mual aa l $4300 422-4871

ACCORO 19*7 - ExcaMnt mamta-nanca. $3,800 &5*-03*4

ACCORO 19*7 L X 4 door. cMan. daaMr mMntalnad, 5 spaad. wtm*. 130000 m M * . $4.200 476-4763

ACCORO 19*7 LX - 4 door , auto-matlc. loadad. good condit ion,

m. naw t l raa/brakaa/axhau*t Graat daM. $4,900 9*8-8316

THIS IS NOT A MISPRINT!

SEE THE CIVIC BEATER The All New Subaru

* IMPREZA * Best Selection • Best Prices

Best Service WE W O N T BE SiATI

ANN ARBOR SUBARU — An Fxr.hatva Suttcau

CALL 662-3444 Ask for Subaru Man

NO HASSLE PRICES A l m a d c a n and t r u c k * a n d v a n s r e d - t a g g a d w K t i

o u r N O H A S S L E p r t c « t o r tfour b u y i n g c o w v U a w c *

' • O F O R O B R O N C O X L T

Full Slz*. automatic. l o a d a d . ratt d a a n '

ACCORD 19*9 L X . 4 door, loadad. I t t w i p i e e - prig. , J

to.000 m l * , | j

OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA B c o s m c a e

muat a a l $8*00

ACCORO 19*9 LXJ - Showroom naw $79*6 G u v a n t a a d financing.

354-3300 GLASSMAN OLDS

GLASSMAN OLDSMOBILE 354-3300

CUTLASS 1964 Clara Brougham, only 19.000 mM* . 6 cykndar M y loadad. 4 door, laathM Top condi-t ion Consumers Raporta valua $7250 Flrw $6500 tak*a 851-713*

CUT LAS 1972 - naeda rastoratlon 751-6018

88 6 cykndw O n * DELTA 1963 • _ $3495 , . SUBURBANOLDS CADILLAC

643-0070

Days 427-4444

DELTA 88, 19*7 - 2 door, tuly load-ad. V* . 3.8L. cruMa. on. cmginM low mi l l aga. $4500/ba*t 479-9915

DELTA 88 19*9 loadad, n icMant 8* 000 mMa. $5*00 or baat

476-2299 or 449-3447

naadt soma angina work $300/baat OfMr *f1*r 4. 397-0940

ROY ALE 1992 Sadana - 8 to t rom naw and damoa. starting wtth stock =3004 at $15,995

C H A R N O C K OLDS 24555 Michigan Ava - 5*5-6500

1 Mock W ot T

TORONADO 1967 - F u l laathar. $5995


1993 Demos! REGENCY 98 Elta Sadana. 1 with laathar trvn. both loadad. big die-count plus Olds r*b*te

C H A R N O C K OLDS 24555 Michigan Av* 565-6500 C., . > M 0 » * . a l TMagrapr.

T O M W A O O 1992 TROFK) bright rad. Mg dMoounl plus SM t % mora it G M ampWywaf

C H A R N O C K O L D S 24*06 H M b m Ava

1 Mock fr o l Ta

8 7 1 P t y m o u t t i

ACCLAIM 1990 Ak I bag. naw Oraa. 50,000 ntitoa

MuM M * Aakmg $6375 519-0722

ACCLAIM 1991 LX - a l tha l o r * , vary CMan Monday on*y $7996

T O W N & C O U N T R Y " OOOGE 4 7 4 - * * * * CARAVELLE 19*7. 46.000 n M daan . w a l carad tor. vary good con-

$3,500 524-20**

OUSTER 19*4 Good condit ion 00 596-904*

HORIZON. 19*6 - 4 Ot craam odor $1200 or good olMr

944-9*30

oondKon. 4 cy tndM. 5 apaad. aMr-ao. naw brakaa/axhauM $1700/

626-400*

LASER 1991 RS -ft rad. 18.000 actuM m M a

$11,895

F O X H I L L S 4S5-6740 961-3171

RELIANT. 19*4 WAGON •harp Naada comptaM axhauat $1500/baM 355-1111

RELIANT 1965 - automatic. Mr. I k * naw Onfy $2695

F O X H I L L S ^ C N ^ W - P l y m o u t h - J e e p - E a g M ^ ^

SUNDANCE 1990 automatic, ak. naw brakM/Dr* * , 64.000 ml Graat oondmon. aaklng $4500 . 9*1-5417

8 8 0 P o n t i a c

BONNEVILLE 19*6 LE. 9*000 m M * . POWM wtndow*/toc*», st*rso good condit ion, $3250 646-2329

BONNEVILLE 1967-4oad*d. good condit ion. 15,000 rralaa on angina 4

alarm. ABS. non a n o M r •mmaculata $» »95 baat 575-9794

BONNEVILLE

GRAND AM 1947 2 door. $4*00 CADILLAC 19** AvanU oonwarHtM. 119.500 DOOGE 900 $3996 RANGER 1997

|Mh 415-091*. * 15-0*00

GRAND AM 199* Coupa - 2 door. Quad 4. vary cMan Only $494*

T O W N 4 C O U N T R Y OOOGE 47<

GRAND AM. 19a IIMHI. Quad 4, Mr. C a a 429-1354

GRAND AM 1990 SE • 4 door . brtMit rad. loadad. M C M i Or s car Low maaag* AMi-

mg $9000. Mua book 1*300 Caa MorvFn . I 3&-5J0 only

GRAND AM 1992 - GT. Mi powar. CO play faar $11,688

dOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/QMC TRUCK

Pfymouth. 463-2500

GRAND PRIX 1999 LE. whMa. auto-matic. good oondmon.

427-4*24

GRANO PRO! 1990 LE - F u l powar. a larm. RaMy pack aga.

829-4415

GRANO PRO. 1990, SE. Mack.

GRANO PROL 1990. 47.000 maaa. loadad. CO asarao. powar aunroot/ window*. Mr $ 4 ^ 0 0 427-9043

LEMANS 1990 - 32.000 n M . Auto-matic. da *n only $3995


PARtSCNNE 1996 - 47.000 m M . run* sacalMi l . looks good $2200 or M t Oftar 525-7929

PONTIAC OOOC LE WAGON 19*6 -AJr. 53.000 m l * * , m a n o r 4 axtanor ascaWant cond i t ion Muat aaa. $4400 C a l 6-9pm: 060-9244

PONTIAC 0000 LE. 19*6 Sunroof , garagad. axcaita-nt c o r d l t l o n . 125.000 mMa. ortgmM ownar $2,700 643-0959

PONTIAC 0000 LE Wagon. V*. 8 c M a l i g n , aa powar oi 45.000 m M , aharp

BOB JEANNOTTE asr

PONTIAC 6000 STE 1906-Loadad a»ca*ant Muat aal $4950

254-4953

BONNEVILLE 1992 SSB. m M . loadad $21,000

422-4340 or 459-59*8

BONNEVILLE 19*8 SSE -$8490 353-1300

TAMAROFF,.

PONTIAC 0000 19*4 Statkonwagon automatic, valour imartor. powar aandow*. powar locks, no ruet. tu9y loadad.$1*00 75*-3555

FIERO 19**. aharp rad sporty V6 angina 4 aock. M s YOU control tha road Ak. am/ tm r a a l l i MuM aacrHIca M $2500 379-2*4*

FIREBIRD 1979. no ruat. naw Mnd-ars 4 hood $900 or baat

FIREBIRD 19*8 FormtM. rad^Mack mtarlor, 5 0 C 225 HP. 5 apaad. Mr. 39.000 m M $7500 453-2379

FIREBIRD 1991 - convartlbM. rad wtth Mack top. 19.000 m M . $16,000 Aak tor M M 6*1-1441

FIREBIRD 1991. rad. V8, packaga. 1-topa. kj#y loadad. Morad wmtars $10,000 541-8*42

GRAND AM 199*. LE. 4 door. 2 5 I t M . 4 cykrtdM W staartng. sir.

, 7 2 J O O e a p ^ M a w , , . g £ l 5 4 2

PONTIAC 6000 19*4, LE. loadad rtptfTrT r ; i .THCi'm' — A n i u r a r •aan baM ofMr 459-7195

SPRINT 1975 Good condlocm Naw azhauM. radMtor. b r a k M Runa good. raaabM. $500 476-79*1

SUNBIRD 19*7 prtoad w a l baSow TYME AUTO

SUNBIRD 19*7 POWM naar ing and braka*. aa. am-fm $2000 or baM ofMr 477-2*87

l T O

I - T

TWEDOFWAUOMaT TYME AUTO M a Mi a l aack M I M -« ana m m i prtoad undM $ 1 * a a t - r < i

T Y S e a u ^ 1

TRANS AM. HS7 I j i cMan t . Hon. lady oana

i n 4*300 I n i O

8 8 1 S a t u r n i A i m i ^ SATURN 1992 - SC. Mr. l l l l l l i f y * ' door Low mla* . $ 1 2 ^ 9 4 1 7 — MUNTHGTOM FORO M l I f H

M a a SATURN 1992. SL2.

25,000 Days 531-4900

8 8 2 t o y o t a

CAMRY. 1990 - auto Mr. i l l n condition. $9,200 or

CMI MMr 3:30pm 332-2*07

CAMRY 1992 LE • or, 20.500 m M $14,400/baat

CEUCA 1942 66,000 ml • $2,000

CEUCA 1990 GTS. auMmaac. mJt-1 root, wtata. 40.000 M a . naw a r a * - . man. $12,900 Ca l Dav* 4 7 1 - * * Z T

CELICA 1990 GT cd pMyar. aim roof.

COROLLA 190* SRS A * . 6 Rad. c i a u m Good ataa. condit ion $5495 CMI 731

MR2 19*6 FM caaaana. good condMon. $4600.

* » - 7 4 * r

MR2 1991 - Ma ty Alarm $12^300 or

TERCEL 1961, 5 I run* good $325

TERCEL 1990. vary d *pM«MM* uanaportaaon , 4 apaad sack. Marao r u n f t i 43.0OT m M $4,000 Troy 9 7 9 - 7 0 *

FASTBACK 19*7. 44.000 . braka*. s tartM t i ra* Engma runs Good oondMon $1200.

GT1 16V 1992 caro*. b M . low m M $11.900.ôr

JETTA 1990. GU. 18V. W s l b a g . loadad. 45.000r>aa*. n r M a r t

TRANS AM 1909 G T A T - t o p * 5 7 V-*

VOLVO > i 9 0 0 d

1991 CHEVY S - 1 0 PICKUP

Onfy 16.000 m M -

Sale Price • 6 3 9 5

1 9 9 0 E L E C T R A T - T Y P E

A ooor. a u . S M M , -raaBiac-.

Sate Price * 9 9 0 0

1 9 9 2 B U I C K

R E G A L 2 D O O R

and b rakM

Sate Price*3995

THIS WEEK'S MANAGER'S SPECIAL 1992 ISUZU RODEO

Low miles, 4x2 - ™ automatic, air.

$

1 9 8 6 C H E V Y -

C E L E B R I T Y -

4 door MAomalc. Mr.

Sate Price * 3 7 0 0

Sale Price 12,700

C O R S I C A k l o m M : . powar staanng

•ar brakM

Sab Price * 9 9 0 0

BUICKl 30500 Ptymouth Road • Uvonia BUICK

525-0900 ISUZU

1 9 9 3 BUICK SKYLARK

SiAomMc. Mr. ML c n M , v a .

' 1 1 , 5 0 0

1991 OLDS 88 REGENCY ELITE ,

Air. full powar low m M * . 1

SatePrice ' 1 4 , 9 0 0

CEMTURY i POWM k l l l * V

Sale Price * 6 9 0 0 \tern c p i " appr

WE'RE ON AROLL!

ACCORD 1991 E X 5 ^ K n t •

Mat 8115001 • M T j s T 1 0 0 C A R S & T R U C K S

M U S T BE DELIVERED BY J U N E 3 0 i h

OUR PRICES WILL NEVER BE L & TRUCKS AVAILABLE CIVIC 1991 - Black. 4 door, Mr. caa-

aana Gr*M T I I I J I graal oor*»-$7000 477-20*1

SUNBIRD PICKUP CIVIC $11 390 353-1300

T A M A R O F F

| 1 9 9 3 |

g r a n d !

I p r i x l . E

4-DR.i

55 DODGE C A R A V A N

MONdA 1994. CM fi. i

F T B S A L 1 P « C £

•11,949 91 GMC

SONOMA PICKUP 9 0 -

5 t o C h o o s e

Priced to Sell! 9191 SIERRA L I S T t 1 S , 5 * 5

NEVILLE 90 CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON

9 1 C A P R I C E C L A S S I C c n ;

JEANNOTTE PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK

11,444 HINES PARK LJMOOUI MBWOUWr

4 u B T o W f i t m p w o s c i »

• • i i

12«** O&E Thursday, June 24,1993

1993 GRAND MARQUIS GS SEDAN

157A Pkg. d u a l ak bog . 4 .6 V8 atactronlc ovardrtva front r»of mats, p o w * seat. Murnmotad •otry l y i U m , s p * * d control. atactronlc raar defroster. p o w » i lock*,

luxury Ugh! group. body point strip**. AM/FM cassette . rad ia l spoked « f « « c\>vers locking

849312

u

RED CARPET ADVANCE PAYMENT LEASE PROGRAM

24 MONTHS JOMi

IK* - MonBry u u Ua 13.61

. • Li—i term 24 manff* [ • • Refundable security deposit... -375 I - - Total due at n e t p t o n W M 1 2 I ; • Total mileage a«o«ed 30X100 j ' • I H i i g i penalty 1ic/mM I I • TM* mo plate sxtrs

44 In stock 17 srrMng toon

RETAIL LEASE LEASE FOR

$ 3 8 9 * 1 ^ • Number of months 24 • Month* um tax 15.57 • Total Monthly payment '404.88 • Refundable seo*ity oep '425 • Total dua at incepoor -829.88 • Total ot payments -9717.12 • Total mileage allowed 30.000 • Mileage penalty.. 11«/mlle • Ctoeed and laaaa ' Tide and ptalas extra

1993 MARK VIII 4.6 Ltter. 3 2 v a l v e V8. 2 8 0 h o r s e p o w e r ,

l e a rne r trim, key less entry. au togMde s e a t s , e l e c t r o n i c t r ac t ion assist a n d

m u c h , m u c h m o r e . AM Mark VtU I n c l u d e $ 6 2 5 des t ina t ion


24 MONTHS XML •MS m m n b

$ 1 0 , 3 0 9 9 2

' uaa tax 16.52 .24 months

- FMwtttfa sacutty dapoa* -450 • Luxiry tax -205" • Total dua at ncepoor '10.965 • Total rnisaga ôoad 30.000 • Mileage penalty .._ 11*/mie ' TMe and plala extra

38 i n s t o c k 17 at s i m i l a r s a v i n g s

127 a r r i v i n g s o o n


$ 4 9 9 par month m._ 24 months

• Month* use lax -19-' Total monthly

payment *51B-• Number ol months 24 • Luxury tax _ -206'' ' Total dua at inception ...1249" • Total oI payments -12.455" ' Total mileage aBowad 30.000 ' Miaaga penalty 1 i t mile ' Cloeed end laaaa • TWe and pistes extra

1994 CONTINENTAL tXECUTIVE SERIES

:e arc J E O r

Leather trim, comfort convenience group, leather wrapped steering wheel, GEO metric

spoke aluminum wheels, remote keytess illuminated entry

Al Continental include $625 destination


24 MONTHS

i L ' 1 0 , 8 7 4 4 0

Montjpr uee tax —™ 17.43 Lease term..... 24 montha Refundable security depoeA -«75 Total due * inception *11.349 40 1

Total meeegs aAowed X 000 MUeage penalty Ht/mda TMe and plala extra

31 In stock 3 at similar savings


s 4 9 9 Number ol months Monthly uae tax .._ Total Monthly

KCSUi

par month — 24 1 9 00

-518.96 i security

deposit -525 • Total due at inception >1043.96 • Tot* ot payments ... 12,455.04 • Total mileage allowed... 30.000 • Mileage penalty 1lt.'m»e • Closed end leaee • Title and plates sxtrs

1993 VILLAGER GS 691 PACKAGE

3 . 0 Engine , p o w e r mirrors, s t e r e o rod lo . d e t o g g e r . ant i - tock b r a k e s , s p e e d con t to l .

7 p a s s e n g e r s ea t i ng , tttt s t e e r i ng , air. All Villagers Inc lude $ 5 4 0 d e s t i n a t i o n

RETAIL BUY

1 9 9 3 VILLAGER GS

• Suggested List ' 1 9 , 0 6 2

• Stu Evans Discount * 1 6 6 2

YOU $

PAY...*] 7,400 5 In stock, 13 al similar savings B7 at similar savings arriving toon


$ 3 3 8 ® 6 ~ ™ • Number of months 24 • Monthly uee tax -13.55 • Total MortWy

payment • Refundable security

depos* • Total due al

inception . • Total ot peymeris • Total mrfeage allowed X.000 • MUeage penalty 11 c. male • Closed end lease • TWe and plates sxtrs

-352 41

-375

-727 41 -8457 84

1993 SABLE GS 4 DOOR

451A Pkg. dual airbog, power locks. Grp. defroster, speed control, power windows, floor mats, light Grp., stereo cassette, power seat,

cast wheels. 3.8 V6 engine Ail Sables Include $525 destination


24 MONTHS ~inu-

Refixxlabie security depoeit. "300 Total due al Inception -7.091 78 Total mileage allowed 30,000 Mileage penally 11 •.mas Tftle and plate extrt

3S a r r i v i n g s o o n


Payi*8ht -328.62 • Refundable security Depoek -350

• Total due st Inception -678 62 • Total of payments -7886.88 • Total mileage aflowed 30.000

..1-u.gms-

*DEMO SPECIAL* 1993 GRAND MARQUIS GS

overarive, ironi-reur mots, puww M K J I . U I U I U H K J I O U

entry system, speed control, rear defrost, power locks. AM/FM stereo cassette. radial spoked locking wheel covers

Suggested List $ 22,075

Spec ia l Va lue Savings.. - $ 1 6 8 5

t > r s c o u n r : : , . : . , S !

1993 COUGAR XR7 "* *860A Pka . d e f r o s t e r , l i gh t g r o u p , p o w e r l o c k g r o u p . A M J r M s t e r e o c a s s e t t e , 6 - w a y sea t , p o w e r

dr ivers, s p e e d c o n t r o l , s t e e r i n g w h e e l l e a t h e r w r a p p e d , tin s t e e r i n g w h e e l . P 2 1 5 / 7 0 R 1 5 BSW f i res

floor m a l e l uxu ry c a s t w h e e l s , *• All C o u g a r s I n c l u d e $ 4 9 5 d e s t i n a t i o n

1993 TOPAZ GS 2 DOOR

354R Packoge, air. comfort/convenience group, defogger, reqf luggage rack, stereo cassette. 7 spoke aluminum wheels. 2 3 liter

HSC Engine, 5 speed All Topaz include $465 destination


24.MQNTHS

WkVMBfR

• Monfriy use tax '12-23

YOU $ 1 8 . 1 6 8 2 3 In g l u e *

^ s s d a b s a e c s ^ e p o e ^ T ? • Total due at mceoOon -7.958 68 • Total mSeega slowed 30.000 • Mileage penalty 11c'mile • Title and plate extra


RETAIL LEASE ^ LEASE FOR

RETAIL BUY . _ 1 9 9 3 X Q E A Z GS.

per month

Number ol months 24

- w o r n ? payment ...

• Refundable i

Ust ' 1 0 , 4 1 5 Stu Evans

• •. '080 •357.71

i security deposit *375 Total due at inception -732 71

' TotaJ of payments -8585 04 < TotaJ mileage alowed 30.000

f n

' TWe and plates extra

• Cash SOCK

YOU PAY.

' 5 0 0

$ 9 2 5 7


RETAIL LEASE L £ A S £ FOR

per month

Number ol months 24

payment >228 46 • Refundable security

deposk >250 • Total due at inception '478 46 • Total of payments "5483 52 • TotaJ mileage aBowed .30.000 • MIMijt paiuny - rpioaart end leas • Title and plates extra

2 Convenient Locations to Serve You Garden City _ Southgate 3 2 0 0 0 F O R D R O A D A O S A ^ n f ] 1 6 8 0 0 F O R T S T R E E T 9 H * t a R x f i n West ot Merr iman Road • M w T w W At Pennsylvania Road H w w U O W

Southgate 1 6 8 0 0 F O R T S T R E E T At Pennsylvania Road

OPEN MON. & T H U R S . T I L 9 P . M .

•Salc«. U» paxl p r i o . l o c j N h l > « k •"OiuHhmJ U t j s s c r s h a a r opt ion l o p o . c h j v e th»- unrt JT I n w WW lo . an amount Oclcmirwd al mepptmn o l U'asr L r a s s r . is ' r \ p o n - . i b l * l o . NRNT M i l and tear l e a v subf rc t l o approva l and .rtrq,,.. ! . i n u ' a n c r as dol . - f tn inrO by Fard C - rd . t • " • i M w p r o q i a m avai lable 5 J lh<u M 9 ]

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ON 12 Mile Rd., Jusl West Of Telegraph Rd DODGE: 354-6600 • TOLL FREE: 1 800 TAMAROFF

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FESTIVAL unttocK

B U I C K ' S 9 0 t h A N N I V E R S A R Y

LESABRE

NEW '93 DODGE-DAKOTA lypor i £

pacfcaga Stf>rk-<45110^

Was $ 1 7 . 8 5 9

DICK SCOTT BEST SHOT

'13.221* Anti-lock brakes, driver s side airbaq, air. 3.8L V6, power windows, locks, cruise, AM/FM & cassette & much more!

ONE PRICE. ONE INCREDIBLE CAR. NEW '83 DODGE COLT 4 DOOR

4 speed, automatic, air, 1.8L 16 valve SOHC engine Stock #32013. Was $12,745


HO,457* NEW '93 DODGE

GRAND CARAVAN SE 7 passenger, automatic, air. integrated child seats. Stock #41134. W a s $ 1 9 9 2 8


M 6 ,

NEW '93 DODGE B-250 CONVERSION VAN

V6 magnum power, full conversion package. Stock #43118.

J31C&SGQTT W a s $26,875 BEST SHOT

SAVES YOU $ ^ 2 ^ Q Q

DUKScct i DOME

ConvwtenWy located * th« corrê al Anr ArtXK HoM and U«ln Slf»» In ptymoutfct

4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0 • 9 6 2 - 3 3 2 2 NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED!

18,999** '93 ROADMASTER SEDAN

Traditional V8 Powered Luxury. Power everything, airbag, ABS, leather and so much more!

Only '375* per month

36 mon th lease '93 REGAL SEDAN SPECIAL EDITION

ONE HOT CAR • ONE COOL PRICE! Look wha t you got . . .

38L V6, ABS. power seat, locks, windows, mirrors, keyless entry, AM/FM cassette, leather & more.

All this for only

17,999**

Dick Scott BUICK

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Veterans will dedicate new memorial

and S h a r k s ' takes to the amphi theater stage at®7:30 p.m. in a show tha t is certain to bring out the footstompin ' in everyone.

Concessions will be available also before and dur ing the show. The free concert should last about two hours

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It will be dedicated during the Canton Liberty Fest '93 beginning at 5:30 p.m.. Friday. June 25.

The memorial honors all veterans, men and women, from all conflicts and during peace time.

"We will be the kick-off for the Liberty Fest." said Tim LaGrow, of the Canton Veterans Me-morial Committee.

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The memorial includes five panels of rose col-ored granite. The center panel will be 4 feet wide.

. 8 feet high and 1 foot thick and taper to 6 feet at the ends.

Before the memorial dedication, a special me-morial parade will include a number of local vet-erans groups like, the Vietnam Veterans of America. Plymouth, Belleville and Washtenaw chapters; the Canton VFW Post 6967; and possi-bly the Passage-Gayde American Legion and Plymouth Mayflower-Lt. Gamble VFW.

Other groups include the Centennial Educa-tion Park "Mini Band;'**the Plymouth Fife and Drum Corps^Civil War groups including the 1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery B, with 1862 field artillery piece; 17th Michigan, and the 5th Michigan Regimental Band. The Bledsoe Bat-tery Civil War Confederate group is also expected during the parade.

Many of the groups are special'"re-enactment organizations dressed in uniforms of the North and South during the American Civil War.

The 10th Virginia Regiment, a Revolutionary War group will alao participate. Refreshments will be served following the dedication.

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T h e biggest sale of the year features outdoor shopping throughout the community . Red, white and blue 100-foot pennan ts will point out which bus inesses are taking part.

Also, a Midnight Madness sale coincides with the s tar t of the festival from dusk unt i l mid-night . Friday J u n e 25. Look for the sky tracking

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" T h i s year we're hoping to double the partici-pa t ion , " according to J i m Taylor, owner of Las Vegas Golf and Tennis and Canton Chamber Re-tail Commit tee chairperson.

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Merchan t s are joining together in advert is ing and other business strategies to boost sales th roughout Canton dur ing the communi ty wide sale.

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"The re are a lot of un ique bus iness in town. They ' re not all in Plymouth and Northville. '

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Fireworks centerpiece

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"Anywhere in the park is a good place for viewing," Gouin added.

will awe spectators Sa turday night of the festi val.

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A performance by the 70th Division Army-Band will precede the fireworks.

"People should get there early," said Mike Gouin , Canton super in tendent of parks and recreation.

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Lush green grass, ponds complete with ducks , an amphi thea te r and gazebo will pro-vide the perfect relaxing sett ing for Canton ' s Liberty Fest.

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dTebdat "rides o r r f te ingmet tef sailboat*. Two chi ldrens ' play areas, one on the nor thside of

w b t bu i l t u a the squth.west comer of the park in the next two years.

'Taste of Canton on fest list of hits Two Canton businesses, McDona ld ' s and

Papa Romano, will give festival goers a "Tas te of Can ton . "

It was unclear at this print ing whether Olive Garden res taurant would part ic ipate .

Since inis is the lirst year for "Tas te of Can-ton" dur ing the festival, the Chamber of Com-merce wanted to keep it on a smaller scale, according to Canton Chamber of Commerce director Linda Shapona.

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Picnic to help raise /noney a Thursday. June 24. 1993 Canton Liberty Fasttvl Page 17

Car show to put shine on festival A - P i c n i c in the P a r k " will be he ld S u n d a y .

J u n e 27, and profi ts go to D.A.R.E. . Drug Awareness Resis tance E d u c a t i o n . _

T h e food will be provided by C a n t o n s Ou t -

back Steakhouse . T h e meal will be served f rom noon to 3 p . ^ .

— , k n " ' n n f , t h n f " . . m r 4 e grounds.

T i c k e t s are $7 for a d u l t s a n d $3 tor ch i l d r en , wh ich inc ludes ch i cken a n d ribs. 1 icke ts a re on sale in a d v a n c e or on t h a t S u n d a y . 1 i cke t s a re also on sale at t h e O u t b a c k on Ford Road .

Any prof i t s will go toward the P l y m o u t h

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Most of the 20- to 60-year-old cars on display at the Classic Car Show Huring the Liberty Fest

^ will look like they jus t rolled off the assembly line. *

d a y s .

an t i que cars owned by Canton res idents only, ac-cording to Jeanne Driscoll. car show organizer. A huge plaque will be given for the best car.

T h e show will be open to non-res idents on Sunday , she said.

T h e festival is expected to draw between 250 to 350 cars. There were 97 cars last year. *

said. < i

T h e Canton festival car show is a much more

A c o m m u n i t y raff le d u r i n g t h e Liber ty Fes t will give t icket ho lders a c h a n c e to win a four-

" r i ay B a h l u n T r c r u I ae TorWo',TfTCfficfnig tHrfk'te"* T w e n t y o ther pr izes i nc lude a weekend - ge t -

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Tent to house spots for clubs

T i c k e t s will be sold d u r i n g the fest ival for $2 each or th ree t i cke t s for $5. T h e winn ing t i ck -. . . - w T t t - b e

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h a w - t o b e i w e s e a t .

models f rom the 1930s to the 1970s, will be on display 8 a.m to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 26. and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday . J u n e 27.

are often held in parking lots. 1

"People have come up to us and said: 'Have a car show,' " Driscoll said.

If you w a n t to learn more a b o u t community-service o rgan iza t ions you can f ind out a t the L i b e r t y F e s t .

A c o m m u n i t y service o rgan iza t ion t e n t will be o n h a n d for local c l u b s a n d o rgan iza t ions .

A m o n g t h o s e who p lan to be ava i l ab le are:

t h e C a n t o n C h a m b e r ot Commerce , the C a n -ton C o m m u n i t y F o u n d a t i o n , the P l y m o u t h -C a n t o n D.A.R.E. Board , the C a n t o n Board of T r u s t e e , the C a n t o n His tor ica Society, t h e C a n t o n Rotary Club , t h e C a n t o n Senior Ci t i -zens clubs, school g roups a n d more.

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The show on Sa tu rday will be for classic and to enter cars on the open day

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C a n t o n L i b e r t y Fes t '93 T - s h i r t s are bright, wild a n d fes t ive .

They were des igned by fest ival c h a i r m a n Bob Dates . L a s t year , which was the f irst year of the fes t iva l , a p a t r i o t i c red, whi te a n d blue

logo was designed by a r t i s t S h a r o n Di l lenbeck.

T h e T - s h i r t s will be on sa le for $10 d u r i n g the fest ival . A new T - s h i r t des ign will be sold each year a t the fest ival .

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Cow Chip queen Liberty fest parking Festival goers shouldn ' t worry about park-

ing for the 1993 i , i be r ty Fest in Heritage Park on Canton Center Road, south of Proctor.

Parking will be avai lable in the Canton Public Library parking lots near the township adminis t ra t ion bui lding on Canton Center. Parking also will be avai lable in the town-ship's adminis t ra t ion parking lots and Heri-tage Park lots, which are accessible off Proctor Road.

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tage Park also will be used for parking. You c a T V g e t t o r h i F f r e t d ' ' o f f - P r o c t o r R o a d P a r k r n g -

It you plan to a t t end the fireworks show Sat-urday night in Heritage Park, get there early to find parking

Car show: Antique car buffs have have even more of thl?

look at This year

Arts, music and fireworks are top events for Fest'93 B V D I A N E G A L E STAFF WRITER

Step aside Livonia Spree. Vou ain ' t seen nothin ' Dearborn Homecom-

ing Festival. Here comes the Canton Liber ty Fest '93. Everything from fireworks; to fine arts; art

workshops; craf ts ; strolling mus ic ians ; classic car shows; a mini-mid-way offer ing rides to youngsters; clowns; face paint ing; paddleboat rides; min ia ture golf and enough concession s t a n d s to please any pallete.

And if t ha t ' s not enough, non-s top enter-t a i nmen t . for children and adu l t s , will be

"available free of charge in t he park am-ph i thea te r and gazebo. '

Last year the art workshops a t t rac ted 700 chi ldren, and the classic car show was so pop-ular tha t both events were expanded ffrom one to two days th is year, according to Bob Dates, fest ival chairperson.

T h e three day family oriented festival is J u n e "25-27 throughout the expansive Heritage Park, behind township hall along South Can-ton Center Road at Proctor Road.

T h e spacious park and ponds make for a perfect relaxing a tmosphere for family fun, ac-

cording to Mike Gouin, Can ton Super in tend-ent of P a r k s of Recreation.

T h e r e -ii> wj admission, to enter the grounds and most of the activities are free. T h e festival begins with a Veteran 's Memorial dedicat ion replete with a massive parade Fr iday evening.

Pa rk ing will be available in areas around townsh ip hal l , the Canton Publ ic Library, the police s t a t ion and Canton Historic Museum.

Last year, t he first year of Liberty Fest, an e s t ima ted 30,000 people a t t ended and more than 10,000 spectators showed for the fire-works alone. T h e display is so spectacular that each year t he crowd grows.

Four t i m e s as many concession s t ands will be ava i lab le th is year than last , Gouin said Everyth ing from soda dr inks to cotton candy, lemonade , caramel apples, popcorn and corn-dogs will be sold. Other concessions include J i m M a z u r ' s roasted a lmonds wagon and Hob St range ' s t ravel ing fruit bar.

T h e biggest sale of the year will feature out-door sale, mid-night madness and two weeks of good buys , according to .Jim Taylor, owner of Las Vegas Golf and T e n n i s and Canton C h a m b e r of Commerce retail commit tee cha i rperson .

Queen contest: There are queens fur just about every event these days, and back m f-9S4 Cantr>rt-^Frm^nship rvcn had its own Cow Chip Queen. Carol Lebnick.

A look back at festivals The Canton Liberty Fest '93 ha-- >ure evolved.

First it was the Canton Country Festival, then the Chal lenge Fest and now Liberty Fest

But while t he names and events have changed along the way. one thing has re-mained constant - fun

The country fest ival featured a cow chip throwing contest a n d other more earthy types of events. T h e n came Challenge Fest with it> focus on athlet ics , namely scoccer.

Now it's mus ic a n d the art> that have taken center stage.

On this page, we take a look back in photo* at past festivals

Cow chips: The Canton Liberty Fest '93 is the decendent of Canton Country Days. During the 1984 festival in Can-ton. now State Sen. Robert Geake, R-.Xorthville, tried his hand at cow chip tossing. The earthy event no longer part of the festival.

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A b o u t 75 a r t i s t s , some local a n d o t h e r s f rom a r o u n d t h e Un i t ed S t a t e s , will show a n d sell t h e i r c ra f t s .

Fes t iva l goers wTH'ha ve" a" view m a n y a r t m e d i u m s , p u r c h a s e art p ieces rang-ing in price f rom $1.50 to $1,500, a n d even w a t c h it be ing c rea ted if t hey s top by t h e t en t loca ted b e h i n d t h e gazebo.

T h e F ine Arts Show is a ju r i ed show a n d will r u n from 10 a .m. to 8 p.m. S a t u r d a y , J u n e 26 a n d f rom 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. S u n d a y , J u n e 27.

T h e i r m e d i u m inc lude drawing, pa in t ing , oils , wa t e r colors, pas te l , acryl ic , pot tery , s c u l p t u r e , pho tog raphy , ma rbe l i ng . jewlery. b a t i k i n g and jewelry a n d s a n d scu lp t ing .

Y o u n g a n d old will have a c h a n c e to try the i r h a n d a t var ious art m e d i u m s d u r i n g free work-s h o p s next to t h e m i n i - m i d w a y on t h e fest ival g r o u n d s . T h e " m a k e - a n d - U i k e " h o m e art proj-ec t s a re for all age groups .

For ins t ance , Debb ie M c K i b b a n , who oper-a t e s C h i l d r e n ' s College Mr . S a n d M a n Art Schoo l in Lakes ide . O h i o a n d T a m p a . Flor ida , will d e m o n s t r a t e s a n d scu lp t ing .

T h e ar t m e t h o d is for a n y o n e from 18 m o n t h s old to 88 yea r s old, M c K i b b a n sa id a d d i n g t h a t t h e average age is 13 yea r s old.

As s a n d is scooped in to a bo t t l e it t a k e s on a g e o m e t r i c shape .

" E v e r y person who does t h i s ge ts enjoy-m e n t , " M c K i b b a n sa id . "I have an 18 m o n t h old ch i ld next to a 55 year old w o m a n . "

B o t t l e s range from $3-$4 a n d des igner bot-t l e s a re $5 or $fi for t h e s a n d , bo t t l e , cork and cap.

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• S a n d s c u l p t i n g wi th Debb ie M c K i b b a n . 10-11 a.m.;

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