A design for the Canton veteran's memorial is being narrowed down and cost will play a big role to which one will be choeen.
Tbe memorial committee has
for three designs. After the design is cfcoaen, a lot
ct work remains before the memorial will be built, said Ttan LaGrow of the Plymouth-Canton Vietnam Veterans.
The memorial will be a tribute to all the men and women wbo have served In all branches of tbe U.S. armed foroas during all wars, as well as •
LaGrow said there Is still a lot of work to be done, like staging * 1 — , | „ n — m ^ - * | 4 .
i ana-raisera, ociort u*e memorial is erected. A1 meeting it acbeduled 7:30 p.m.-Wednesday, Aug. 7 in the Caawn Administration Building. Anyone interested in participating is invited to attend.
Schools need emergency cards
Before Plymouth Canton and • Silwn high receive their fall class schedules, they must fin out and return emergency cards to their school office.
mailed to parents today. They are due Aug. 10.
The cards ask for information on who should be contacted to the event of an emergency and related information.
For details, call attendance supervisor Rita Ringer at 451-
, ext. »7 .
Schools to hire 3 administrators
Good lock trying to get a hold of riymouxn-canton community Schools'assistant superintendent for instruction Michael Homes these days. Homes' schedule has been booked solid by the 7fr-pfaa individuals applying for the district's two prtncipalships and an administrative post that
The principals jobs opened Beverly Marshall of Bird
to accept a position with the South Lyoo school district.
T%e salary range for Plymouth-Canton principals Is $W,SM - W l M
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3 candidiates in GOP runoff By Kevin Brown staff writer
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Voters in the 36th state House dis-trict will choose a new state repre-sentative Tuesday.
While Tuesday 's election is a pri-mary, one of three Republican can-didates will survive to run unop-posed in the Aug. 27 general election.
The distr ict includes part of Can-ton Township, Plymouth Township, the city of Plymouth, Northville Township and pa r t of the city of Northville.
The candidates a re GeorgLna Goss, Northville Township supervisor, Je r -ry Vorva, a P lymouth d t y commis-sioner; and Deborah Whyman, a sys-tems engineer for Ford Motor Co.
Polls a re open f rom 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. A low voter turnout is predict-ed, because this is a special election, and because the election is taking place in August.
Voting in the p r imary is not limit-ed to Republicans. Democrats, inde-pendents and others can cast ballots Tuesday.
Canton Township Clerk Loren
election '91 Bennett said that "especially on the special elections, it's so difficult to tell" voter t u rnou t He predicts that 10 percent of Canton's voters regis-tered in the 3«th District will cast ballots.
Bennett 's off ice by Thursday had mailed out 1,106 absentee ballots, and 731 had been returned. The deadline for returning absentee bal-lots in Canton is 8 p.m. Tuesday.
IN CANTON'S portion of the 56th District, there a re 23,325 registered voters. Canton's portion of the 37th District, represented by Democrat J a m e s Kosteva, has 9,058 registered voters.
" I ' m expecting about 10 percent, we ' re not getting a lot of re turns on the absentee ballots," said Plymouth city clerk Linda Langmesser. She said 614 absentee ballots were mailed. They deadline for re turning those ballots is Tuesday morning, she said.
Plymouth Township clerk E i the r Hulsing predicts a "poor" turnout.
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As part of his Eagle Scout project, Tim Foreman, 14, of Canton built birdhouaes for aeveral Canton parka.
Handy Scout This 'Foreman' is a born builder By Julie Brown staff writer
Signs of Tim Foreman ' s hard work are easy to spot in Canton Township
Foreman, 14, of Canton has been working on his Eagle Scout project in recent months which Include* re-pairing more than 20 park benches at Fellows Creek Golf Course in Canton, along with constructing baseball bat racks for the Canton Recreation Complex.
Foreman, a f r e shman at Plym-outh Salem High School in Canton, also made a dosen btrdhouses Those will be placed a t Griffin Park, Flodin P a r k and the Canton Recreation Complex.
"We did most of the benches in tbe winter and spring." said Fore-man, a member of Troop No. M l which meets at St Thomas A Beck et Catholic Church in Canton.
He didn't have to do that part outdoors in the winter . Foreman and others were able to work on the benches at home, and began
people that par t of the project early this year
FOREMAN. THE son of Loo and Donna F o r e m a n of Canton, and others who helped began by disas-sembling the benches After doing some planning, they refinished and r ' assembled the benches
He got some help from others in doing the Eagle Scout project to-eluding his parents and his sister. Sarah, 11. A total of 450 hours went into the parks pro jec t
I t ' s very beneficial for us," said Kevin Mill, grounds foreman for Canton Township Another Eagle Scout did a landscaping project for the township a while back and that was a t remendous help as well
"They're very important. We can provide a l i t t le more quality in the parks." Mill said "1 Just think Tim
did a great Job and I'd like to see him continue in the Scouts " Such ef for t s help to provide a good role model for other young people, he said
Bob Dates, recreation supervisor for Canton Township, agreed with that assessment
"I t ' s a big help They're ext ras that help make the park th*t much bet ter ," Dates said. Such projects f r e e up grounds crew members to work on other things, he added.
Foreman 's project included con-struction of six baseball bat racks for the Canton Recreation Complex and 12 btrdhouses designed for bluebirds He's looking forward t o having Can too residents visit local parks and see the results of his ef-fo r t s
"They 11 know that I did that They'd better think it's a good Job," he said with a smile
Foreman hopes to remain active with the Boy Scouts He's a tuba player and member of the Centen-nial Educational Park Marching Band
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In rep race, Vorva is top spender so far By Kevin Brown staff writer
Documents filed last month with tbe s ta te show that Plymouth city commissioner J e r ry Vorva had spent the most money as of July 21 in the race f o r the 36th s ta te House seat.
Northville Township Supervisor
Georgina Goss and Deborah Why-man of Canton Township were sec-ond and third respectively in the amount of money spent
Statements filed with the s ta te Bureau of Elections show Vorva spent 122,194.70. Goss $15,110 30 and Whyman J7.186.98
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FAA: Land near airport essential for approaches By Kevin Brown staff writer
Nearby land that would expand Mettetal Airport s acreage is an es-sential par t of Plymouth Township's planned airport purchase, a Federa l Aviation Administration official said Wednesday.
But FAA official Dean Nitz said the proposed expansion of the air-port f rom 56 to 85 acres is mainly to protect runway approaches, adding "we a re satisfied with the length" of the current runway.
"There is no intent to increase the runway length, that is not part of these projects nor is it a requirement of the federal and s tate govern-ment ," Niti said.
"We are suggesting that the run-way be shifted," be continued. "We think the north end of tbe runway should be 300 feet f rom Joy Road." be said.
When the runway is shifted to the south, the portion of the runway now nearest Joy "would be marked as taxi way or paved overrun," Nitz said, adding it could not be used for computing runway length
Land parcels that would expand the current airport are listed in a separa te project f rom the one cur-rently before township officials. Nita said two separate projects were cre-ated due to FAA budget constraints, as only the first project could be paid for out of the agency's fiscal year 1991 budget
"This is not a runway extension," Nitz said "There are no m a j o r changes planned or intended to my knowledge for the Plymouth Mette-tal a i r po r t ' '
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For opponents of tbe Plymouth Township effor t to use federal and s tate grants to buy the a i rpor t , the proposed expansion of Mettetal Air-port 's acreage suggests fu tu re run-way expansion
"We're letting the biggest gorril ia in the zoo out," said Mike Stankov. by allowing FAA involvement with the airport, just south of the Plym-outh Township border in Canton.
"It opens this community up for outside intervention." Stankov said.
His comments c a m e at a joint meeting Tuesday between Plymouth Township Concerned Citizens mem-bers Stankov, Robert Zaetta and Warren Dusbiber, and township Su-pervisor Gerald Law and t rus tee Smith Horton
A meeting between the two sides — earlier suggested by t rus tee John Stewart — was again suggested In mid-July by Law and Horton, so both sides could take more t ime to pres-ent their views on the airport .
Increasing the airport acreage. Law said, could cause t rustees to re-view their support of the save-the-airport effort.
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Video, parked car studied for clues In fatal crash By Mane
A car parked on the tide of the road at the Geddes and Den too in-tersection may have played a role in the accident Tuesday in which a 7year-old woman and her 5-year-old great-granddaughter were killed after a Canton ambulance struck their car broadside, police said.
Tbe accident that killed Sadie M. Grimm, of Flat Rock, and Jennifer Sheffler, of Ypsilanti Township was captured on a videotape taken by a Westland man.
He was filming the intersection
to gather information about a ooe-car crash his daughter was in-volved in at the tame location July 26.
"There is some information re-vealed on the tape that we felt may be pertinent to the investigation," said Canton police Cap! Alex Wil-son.
Tbe car was parked on the south east corner of the intersection on the curb side and the trunk was up.
"Tbe vehicle may have played a part in the accident," be said. "To what degree I don't know."
Accident reconstruction teams will determine if tbe parked car caused the accident, be added.
Residents in the neighborhood have demanded that signs be erect-ed on Geddea. Stop signs are al-ready in place on Denton.
JAMES F. GRIMM Jr„ Mrs. Grimm's son and Jennifer's great uncle, said: "There's going to be some questions about that Intersec-tion. The visibility is Just terrible."
Grimm said his mother lived with him. "Tbe day it happened, she was picking Jennifer up (from a realtive's bouse)," be said. "They were going to a niece's house and coming on home."
"My niece, who lives s couple of houses from tbe corner, said she beard the impact," Grimm said.
Jennifer was going to stay with her great-grandmother and the Grimm family for a couple of days, be added.
"I know the people there are con-cerned about that intersection, Wll-soo said adding that police are in-vestigating accident data.
"Virtually every (accident) we reviewed was the result of driver error," Wilson said. "If that vehicle did block her view of the intersec-tion that again doesn't lend itself to a flawed intersection."
Also, the July 26 accident in-volved one car. Faulty brakes is listed as tbe cause of tbe accident
"A lot of times people want to
blame intersections instead of driv-er error," Wilson said. x
There have been 27 accidents at the intersection since 1086, accord-ing to police reports.
Four of those accident! involved someone being taken to the hospi-tal for treatment Three involved passengers with minor injuries and the remaining involved no reported injuries.
Accident causes were listed as: icy roads, improper passing, (ailing to yield, running stop signs, drunk driving, failing to take "care and caution" and bad brakes
T h e r e ia some information revested on the tape that we felt may be pertinent to the investigation.'
—. Alex Wilson Canton police captain
State rop election io tomorrow—Vorva top spender * „ « vhnols activist Bobbie Cleary.
Continued from possibly 4,000-5,(MM "Just on tbe his-tory of special elections and August elections," she said. "I don't know if people are really interested in the election or not"
Plymouth Township has mailed out more than 900 absentee ballots.
which can be turned in as late as 8 p.m. Tuesday
Canton polling places are: • Precincts 1*. 22 — Tbe First
Baptist Church, 44500 Cherry Hill. • Precincts 2,10 — St John Neu-
mann Church, 44800 Warren. • Precincts 4, 12 — Miller Ele-
mentary School, 42721 Hanford.
e Precinct 5 - Field Elementary School, 1000 S. Haggerty.
e Precinct 6 — Tbe Royal Holi-day Gubbouse, 29500 Warren.
e Precinct 7 — Plymouth Salem High School, 46181 Joy.
e Precinct 19 - Plymouth Can-ton High School. 8415 N. Canton Cen-ter.
e Precinct 9 — Eriksson Elemen-tary School, 1275 N Haggerty.
e Precincts 11, 21 - Hoben Ele-mentary School, 44680 Saltz.
e Precincts 12,14 - Hulsing Ele-mentary School, 8055 Fleet
e Precinct 22 — Walker Elemen-tary School, 29922 Michigan.
FAA: Land by airport essential for approach Continued from Page 1
"Is it really worth it?" Stankov asked.
"That's a very important point and we're not diminishing i t" Law responded, adding the township at-torney Is studying questions raised by the Concerned Citizens about the FAA's ability to order future expan-
sion. Law said that while he'd prefer
that a new private owner come in to save the airport Plymouth Town-ship's effort to obtain the airport mainly through grants would benefit residents.
Industrial development planned for the airport property would sig-nificantly increase area truck traf-
fic, he said, as trucks would use Plymouth Township roads to get to the 1-275-Ann Arbor Road exit
"We're looking at 1,000 trucks a day coming down our roads to go to industrial parks In Canton Town-ship," Law said. "It effects tbe quali-ty of living In tbe whole area."
Further, Law said pilots report that the airport keeps commercial
planes bound for Metro Airport at higher altitudes, heading off noise problems reported by residents along Metro Airport approaches in Dearborn and Romulus.
Dusbiber challenged this, saying an FAA official has said the airport has no impact on the altitudes of commercial airplanes flying over Plymouth and Canton.
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CANTON TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION 7 p.m. Monday
Caaton Township Hall 1150 S. Canton Center Road
mitting hot tubs as a special land use in the C-2 regional commercial dis-tricts.
• Public bearing on allowing coo-dos at Morton Taylor and Palmer roads,
• Public bearing to consider adoption of changes recommended in the Canton Center Road corridor study south component.
• Public hearing to consider per-
PLYMOUTH-CANTON BOARD OF EDUCATION
7:20 pan. Monday, Aag. 5 Plymouth Caatoa High School
Viewing and listening Room 8415 Canton Center Road
e Tbe school board will bold a special meeting and a workshop. Ac-tion items on the special meeting agenda include considering tne ap-proval of new hires, tbe appointment of new principals at Gallimore and Hulsing elementary schools; tbe ap-pointment of curriculum coordina-
tors for math/science and language arts/social studies, and the awarding of a contract for the demolition of the farmhouse, silo and milkhouse at the school farm site.
On the workshop agenda are third grade assessments of the 1991 stand -ardized test called the Michigan Ed-ucational Assessment Program and the status of student learning pro-files (elementary report cards).
Continued from Page 1 Figures on total campaign spend-
ing — which traditionally Include mailing!! just prior to an election — won't be available until after Tues-day's election.
The three candidates, all Republi-cans, are vying for the state repre-sentative seat in Tuesday's primary. The winner will run unopposed in tbe Aug. 27 general election.
THE FILED campaign statements show that as of July 21, Vorva had raised $22,194.70, Goss $19,886.19, and Whyman $10,225.
Vorva's biggest campaign contrib-utor was himself. He took out a loan of $20,274.70, his campaign state-ment said.
Among Goss' biggest contributors are Birmingham home builder Rob-ert Halao, $275; state Sen. f t Robert Geake, $500; Westland investment company TAG Investments, $500; tbe Michigan Racing Association, $500; and the Service Station Deal-ers Association, $200.
Whyman contributed $1,000 of ber own money to ber campaign. The largest contributions from others to her campaign include $651.68 from Right to Life of Michigan, and $500 donations from each of five private contributors.
AMONG VORVA'S contributors
schools activist Bobbie Cleary VORVA'S LARGEST campaign
expenditures include $4,664 for pos-tage to the Plymouth postmaster, $1,200 to rent a campaign headquar-ters, $5,622.12 for printing services and $2,607.07 for newspaper adver-tising
Goss's largest campaign expendi-tures include $1,015 to the Plymouth postmaster for postage, $4,058.70 for printing services and $1,221.60 for telephone services.
Whyman's largest campaign ex-penditures Include $790 for a banner and consultant services, $915 for campaign literature and $911.56 for posters and T-shirts.
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Goss' contributors include Plym-outh city commissioners John Vns-and James Jabara, Plymouth Town-ship trustees John Stewart Abe Munfakh and Roo Griffith, Plymouth Township clerk Esther Hulsing, Plymouth Realtor Robert Bake, the Mayflower II, and developers Rob-ert DeMattia and Michael Kojaian.
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Not everyone at Canton Commons lives in rundown apar tments with broken screen doors and ta t tered f ront entranceways.
Residents in the federally subsi-dized housing on Haggerty Road and P a l m e r stressed that point last week — —
claims and the residents who met last week said they never have had a problem with maintenance They also said they work at keeping their property looking good.
There's countless opportunities available at the complex, said resi-dent Kathy McShane.
"I 'm a second generation ADC (Aid to Dependent Children) recipi-
here in a couple of years ." Day c a r e w a s a v a i l a b l e at
Starkweather Also, the federally funded HeadsUrt p rogram that pro-vides day care for children was avai lable at the complex and McShane said she apprecia ted that convenience.
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that "all the studies say I shouldn't have been able to do it."
She took advantage of a bus that Lakes single mothers f rom the com-plex to Starkweather Schqpl where she earned a medical assis tant 's cer-tification. "I got a job and I 'm off ADC and hopefully I'll get out of
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Lois Ruehl shows off a rose among the many flowers and trees she tends to behind her apar tment at Canton Commons.
to Canton Commons residents. "For all the benefits you get f rom
living here, how can you put it down?"
Canton Commons is "a stepping stone for a lot of people." according to a woman named Sharon, who asked that ber last n a m e not be used
She's marr ied with two children and her husband recently got out of the mil i tary service.
Since rents at Canton Commons a re based on income and federally subsidized by the depa r tmen t of Housing and Urban Development the lower ra te is a cushion to the family budget. The extra income allows her husband to take classes, she said.
Inside her neat apar tment , Sharon said: "It 's what you make of what you have."
"Hopefully, in a couple of years we can get a house and move on." she added.
Mary Langdon said: "I 've been here 12 years. I have a new garbage disposal, screens and doorwalls. When I call they come out and I al-ways say. "thank you."
"There are residents who take care of their property We pick up the paper and pull the weeds," she added. "I don't want to live in a ghet-to. I don't want to live that way."
FLOWERS ARE in full bloom bor-dered by lush green grass outside Di-
—ane Danieli s apar tment . "I bought the bulbs for pennies f r o m Frank's when they went on sale. You can do a lot with sales."
Tbe mid-sized tree at the corner of her small lot was a Canton Beautifi-cation Committee seedling given away a few years ago.
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"I live here, ' ' Danieli said "It 's a reflection of me . "
There a re other residents, Danieli said, who don't take care of their property or their children. Toddlers
a r e often out unattended early in the morning and late at night.
"But there are a lot of people here and most are responsible." Danieli said
Resident Lois Ruehl said: "We don't all live like trash We may be
low income, but we don't all t reat it as such We all planted shrubs and flowers." Ruehl said, extending ber a rms to the seven or eight neighbors
"I have never called for mainte-nance when I didn't get it in a rea-sonable t ime." she said.
Local teen misses accident A Canton teenager escaped injury
in a California bus accident Wednes-day in which seven people died.
Jennifer Weir, 17, was among those on a Girl Scout Wider Opportu-nities program in southern Califor-nia. Weir was riding in the bus be-hind the one that ran off the road and crashed in a ravine.
Huron Valley Girl Scout Council officials made a r r angemen t s for Weir's mother, Barbara , to fly to
California Thursday to bring Weir home, said Jessica Hartung. public relations director for the council.
Weir, a senior at Plymouth Canton High School, was the only girl f rom the Huron Valley Council on the "California D r e a i n i n ' " trip. Two Michigan girls, one f r o m Detroit and one f rom Rochester Hills, were among those killed. A number of oth-ers were injured.
Council officials were shocked to
hear of the bus accident, which hap-pened in Palm Springs. Calif.
"I t definitely is something we've been for tunate enough not to experi-ence before,"' Hartung said.
Wider Opportunit ies p rograms give girls tbe chance to explore dif-ferent regions of the United States and in some cases other countries. Girls on the "California Dreamin' " trip were exploring southern Califor-nia.
2 sentenced in rest stop case H Two men charged with engaging
in homosexual activity in a public place were sentenced July 31 by 35th District Judge James MacDonald
Nicholas Anthony Papp. a 30-year-old Detroit truck driver, was sen-tenced to probation for one year and ordered to stay away f rom the 1-275 rest stop.
Papp also must attend the court 's misdemeanor program for a year, and perform 10 days of communi ty service He was assessed $705 in fines and judgment fees.
David Miller, an 18-year-old stu-dent f rom Southgate. also was placed on probation for 12 months and told not to go to the 1-275 rest
stop. Miller was ordered to undergo
psychological evaluation at the Con-sort ium for Human Development and to per form 10 days of communi-ty service. He also was assessed a total of $705 in fines and fees
Papp and Miller pleaded guilty at their a r ra ignments before Mac-Donald in June. The sentencings of Matthew John Haskill of Wixom and Tim Larkiu of Belleville were ad-journed to Aug. 8.
THE TWO were among six men arrested by Michigan State police at the rest stop May 23 for disorderly, obscene conduct and soliciting un-dercover off icers for homosexual
liaisons The misdemeanor carr ies a max imum sentence of 90 days in jail
July 26, MacDonald sentenced a fif th suspect. Robert Day, 35, of Ann Arbor, to a one-year deferred sen-tence, meaning there's a chance the offense will be removed f rom Day's record in a year
Day was ordered not to go to the rest stop, to perform 10 days of com-munity service and to receive coun-seling as directed by the court He was assessed costs and fees totaling $700
A pre-trial hearing for the sixth suspect, a 62-year-old Livonia man. is scheduled for Aug 23
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Telecouraes are taught by college faculty via WTVS-Channel 56 and on participating cable television chan-nels
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Registration procedures are the same as for any other Schoolcraft College credit course, however, a special $15 per course fee also is as sessed For more information, call Schoolcraft 's Learning Resources Offce at •€2-4485
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MEETING: Tbe T o a s t m a s t e r s Club will meet at 6: JO p.m. Tuesdays at Denny's Restaurant , JW50 E. Ann Arbor Road, in Plymouth, 451-1241 or 455-1910.
E d i t o r ' s note; The calendar is prepared one week in advance and will include events r u n n i n g t h r o u g h the next s e v e n days. To include your event in the calen-dar, call Nancy Pennington. 459-2700.
MONDAY TOUGH LOVE: A parent support
group meets at 7 p.m. Mondays, Fa i th Community Church, 46001 Warren Road, Canton, 9S1-5967.
KARATE Classes meet* 7:30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays. Call Canton P a r k s and Recreation at 397-5110.
Special blood dr ive set for Friday
THURSDAY
SELF HELP: Famil ies Anony-mous meets 8 p.m. Thursdays. St. John Neumann Church, 44800 War-ren Road, Canton, 453-2811.
At a t ime when blood supply is weakest, WJOl-FM (97) and Boblo Island a re teaming up on Friday. Aug. 9, to replenish the a rea ' s sup-ply Collections have been slowly decreasing since March and turned critical In mid-July.
•We're not out of the woods yet," said Dr. A. William Shaler , execu-tive director of the American Red Cross Southeastern Michigan Chap-ter and Regional Blood Services.
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Between the 15 to 20 percent no-show r a t e a t our mobiles and the ex t reme heat we've had recent-ly. our a rea ' s blood supply has dwindled to a cr i t ica l s tate ." Daily collections must average a t least 1,000 pints to m e e t the needs of a rea patients. F o r the past several weeks daily collections have aver-aged only 800 units.
Tbe first 500 part icipants at this
special drive receive a pair of com-plimentary Boblo Island admission tickets. Donor ceoters In Bloom-field. Canton, Dearborn, Livonia, Oak Park , Renaissance Center, Roseville and Southgate will be part icipating in this special promo-tion.
Call 494-2800 or 1-800-582-4383 for donor center hours and to make an appointment to donate.
Tutor training is scheduled
W a y n e - W e s t l a n d C o m m u n i t y Schools Is sponsoring a literacy tutor training program foe interested vol-unteers in the metropolitan area.
Training will be 6-10 p.m three comecut ive Tuesdays, Aug. 8 ,13 and 20 at John Glenn High School. 38105 Marquette, Westland.
For registration information, COD tact Cindy Wlsniewski at 595-2314.
Monday. August 5. 1991 OLE #5A
S c h o o l v o t e v i c t o r
s p e n t m o s t m o n e y By DarreU Clem staff writer
Campaign expense repor ts show that Vicki Welty - the top vote-getter in the June 10 Wayne-West-land Board of Education — also spent tbe most money among 19 can-didates who ran for three seats .
The Wayne-Westland District in-cludes a portion of Canton Township.
Welty, a political unknown until she made her f irst bid for public off-ice, spent 84=835 on her campaign -thousands more than most candi-dates reported.
Only five candidates spent more than $1,000 and. therefore, we re re-quired to file campaign expense re-ports a t the Wayne County elections office. Fourteen candidates did not exceed that amount.
Two of tbe three school board winners — Welty and Laure l Ra-isanen — ranked among tbe top f ive spenders. The other winner, F red Warmbier, spent less than $1,000 minimum needed to require a re-port.
The three incumbents — Sharon Scott, Mathew McCusker and Mi-chael Reddy — rounded out the top five spenders, but all three lost thei r election bids.
Welty's closest spending r ival , Scott, spent $3,874 on the election. Reddy ranked third in spending a f t e r
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incumbents fell, even though they were among the biggest spenders.
Fred Warmbier spent less than $1,000, yet earned a new t e r m on the board a f t e r a six-year absence. He had served 16 years before his de-feat in 1985. .
Among contributors, Welty be-came tbe largest single source of money for ber campaign, pumping $1,150 into it. She also received hun-dreds of dollars f r o m her co-workers at RN Home Health Care in West-land, Where she is an adminis t ra tor .
WELTY ADMITTED that her top-winning campaign was expensive be-cause of the $4,835 she spent on signs, advertising and various cam-paign l i terature — giving ber cam-paign a boost.
•'I think that gett ing my name out in the community had a lot to do
she said. "I was unknown
EVELYN ARMITAGE Services for Evelyn Armitage, 73,
of Plymouth were Ju ly 29 in the Schrader Funeral Home.
Mrs. Armitage was born June 12, 1918, in Plymouth. She died July 26 in Ann Arbor. She was a lifelong res-ident of Plymouth and a member of First Baptist Church and the Plym-outh Historical Society.
Mrs. Armitage is survived by one daughter, Barbara Moe of Plymouth; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren, two sisters, Madeline Millross and Marian Lonyo.
The Rev_ Ernest C. Ferguson offi-ciated.
EMMETT J . CARROLL
Services for E m m e t t J . Carroll, 8(1, of Plymouth were Tuesday, July 30, in Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Burial was in Parkview Me-morial Cemetery in Livonia.
Mr. Carroll was born May 15. 1907, in Por t Austin, Mich. He died July 25 in Ann Arbor. He came to the Plymouth community In 1985 f rom Livonia.
He was a re t i red interior design manager with Chrysler Corporation for more than 40 years. He retired in 1971. He was a m e m b e r of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church.
Mr. Carroll is survived by one daughter, Joan Zimmer of Plym-outh, one GOO, John R of NEW York. 10 grandchildren; four great-grand-children; one sister , Helen Taylor of St. Clair Shores; one niece.
The Rev. J a m e s Wysocki officiat-ed. Memorial contributions may be given to the Michigan Cancer Foun-dation.
Arrangements were made by the Schrader Funera l Home.
MITCHELL J. BASIERBE Services for Mitchell J . Basierbe,
67, of Canton were Tuesday, July 30. in St. John Neumann Roman Catho-lic Church.
Mr. Basierbe was born Sept. 19, 1923, in De t ro i t He died July 27 in Canton. He w a s employed as an engi-neer a t Ford Motor Company for 42 years and served in the U.S. Army.
Mr. Basierbe is survived by his wife. Irene of Canton; son. Brian of
Canton, and daughter, Susan of Can-ton. ,
The Rev George Charnley offici-ated the service. Arrangements were made by the Pawlus Funeral Home in Canton Military honors were by Romanowski Post at St. Hedwig Cemetery
Memorial contributions may by given to Hospice of Southwestern Wayne County.
BOLLIE F. LUCIUS Services for Billie F, Lucius, 61, of
Westland were Friday, Aug. 2, in SS Simon & Jude Catholic Church in
Burial was in St Hodwig
MARY A. ROSBURY Services were recently for Mary
A. Rosbury. 65. of Plymouth Mrs. Rosbury was born Nov 23.
1925, in Cape Girardeau, Mo She died July 26 in Plymouth Township. She came to Michigan in 1945 and to the Plymouth community in 1974. She was an office manager and co-owner of S t Lawrence Inc. She was a member of the Nomads and West-ern Gold and Country Club
Mrs. Rosbury is survived by her husband. Raymond G. of Plymouth; two sons, Daniel of Hamt ramck and David of Northville; two daughters. Linda Friedley of Allen Park and Sharon Cox of Dearborn Heights; nine grandchildren; one brother, Herber t HoEfiouser, one sister, Judy Trythall .
Wesdaiid. Cemetery in Dearborn Heights
Mr Lucius was born June 1, 1930 in Detroit. He died Tuesday, July 30. in Dearborn. He was employed as a job set ter with Chrysler Acustar Plant to Detroit for 43 years He was a member of SS Simon it Jude Cath-olic Church.
Mr Lucius is survived by his wife, Betty J . of Westland; one son. Wil-liam F. of Canton, three sisters, Dor-othy Fee ley of Det ro i t . June Snowgold of California and Betty La Fontaine of California; and one brother. Edward of Westland.
Tbe Rev. Leonard Par tensky offi-ciated. Memorial contributions may be given in tbe form of mass cards
Arrangements were made by Ver-meulen Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Home in Westland
waging $3,780 on his campaign. Raisanen, whose successful cam-
paign cost her $1,980, placed four th in spending, followed by McCusker 's $1,303.
Though Welty and Raisanen, re-spectively, won the most votes, mon-ey did not decide the race. All three
with i t ' until a couple of months ago.
However, Welty also gave credit to an unrelenting campaign by her supporters and said bier modera te platform appealed to voters. Many candidates had strongly supported or opposed the school dis t r ic t ' s admin-istration.
P L A N N I N G C O M M I S S I O N N O T I C E C I T Y O F P L Y M O U T H , M I C H I G A N
7:30 P . M . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1991
A regular meeting of tbe Planning Commisskn will be held on Wednesday, August 14, 1991 at 7:30 p.m. in the Commission Chambers of the City Hall to consider the following:
NTt-ll-97 — 746 N. n n i- — Site Plan Review — Conversion from Single Family Residence to Retail. Zoned B-2 Central Business. Applicant Clifford Engerer
NR-91-99 - 689 N. Mill - Modification to an Approved Site Plan - Deck. Zoned B-2 Central Business. Applicant Parida Brown.
NR-91-11 - 454 N. Main St - Site Plan Review - Garage. Zoned B-3 General Business Applicant: Roodal McGollum.
A Public Hearing will be held on tbe proposed revisions to the Zoning Ordinance of tbe Plymouth City Code: Parking. Density Comparisons on Multiple Family Residential Districts, and tbe section pertaining to tbe Board of Zoning Appeals will be discussed.
All interested persons are invited to attend.
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To begin with, most physicians and researchers consider obesity to be the major cause of diabetes in adults. Up to 9 0 ^ ot adults diagnosed as having diabetes, in fact, are overweight.
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MAIM) For Golf, an outing to ben-efit Wayne County Mothers Against Drunk Driving, it scheduled Monday. Aug. 26, a t Idyl Wild Golf Course. 3S7SO Five Mile. Livonia.
Wayne County Executive Edward McNamara and Livonia Mayor Rob-ert Bennett a r e honorary event co-chairmen. Albin Business Copiers is the event sponsor.
The 9125 registrat ion fee includes a buffet breakfast , greens fees, car t fees, a steak or chicken dinner, door prises and other gifts. Dinner only is ISO.
Tee sponsorships are available for $200. Sponsor ships include a sign on tbe tee and and plaque. There will be a 10 a m shotgun s t a r t
To register, or to sponsor a tee. call 422-MADD
M a d o n n a ge ts human i t i es grant Madonna University will award
a distinguished professorship to a model faculty m e m b e r in the humani t ies — m a d e possible through a challenge grant received f rom the National Endowment of tbe Humanities
The university is one of only 14 colleges and universit ies in the United States to be granted NEH funding this year to endow a facul-ty chair in humanities. The grant is a result of a recently established NEH program designed to help col-leges and universities encourage and reward outstanding leaching io humanities on the undergraduate level.
"The individual receiving this teaching award will serve as a mentor to fellow colleagues and students in introductory humani-ties classes," said Dr Ernest No-lan, dean of humanit ies
"The endowed chair will be awarded on a r o u t i n g basis for a two year t e rm to someone who can lend talent, experience and insight to course planning and develop-ment, promot ing active learning and providing inspired and enthusi-astic teaching "
The SI50.000 NEH grant re-quires a triple match of >450,000. bringing the total endowment to $600,000 The university has until 1995 to raise these funds f rom pn-vate sources. With donations of over $100,000 already received. Madonna is off to a good start . Do-nors include the DeSerrano Educa-tion Foundation, Ghafari Associ-ates and the World Hentage Foun-dation.
"Throughout Madonna's history, the college has promoted the humanities as a means of broaden-
ing the intellectual, social and ethi-cal perspectives of its students," said Nolan "The distinguished pro-fessorship will provide fur ther op-portunity to reward and encourage high quality faculty committed to Madonna's mission of dedicated teaching "
Humanities courses at Madonna comprise half of the General Edu-cation requirements and involve core courses in the traditional humanities disciplines of history, philosophy, literature, ar t history, music appreciation, rhetoric and comparat ive religion
A nominating committee chaired by Nolan and made up of humani-ties faculty members will solicit nominations from the teaching fac-ulty of the Humanities Depart-ments The appointment is expect-ed to be made in the 1993-94 aca-demic year
E n g i n e e r c l a s s e s s e t Schoolcraft College is offering a
pair of three-day engineering semi-nars in September and October
Seminars include:
• Robust Function at Lowest Cost - The Sept 5-5 seminar offers tips on saving time and money while developing high quality products preventing problems and boosting product reliability, durability and per formance will be among the dis-cussion topics.
• Quality Function Deployment
— The Oct. 23-25 seminar looks at translating the "voice of the custom er in company research and devel oprnent It offers ideas on focusm* resources based upon customer de mand.
Seminar meet 8 a m to 5 p.m each day. They are taught by Dr Shin Taguuchi, Diane Byrne and J im Quinlan f rom ITEQ Internat iona. Ltd Fee is $500 for each seminar
To register, or for additional in-formation, call the college conUnu ing education services division, 462 4448
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Were you born the day Schoolcraft college was bom? If so, you could receive a $150 scholarship for Schoolcraft classes.
A bigger prize — a scholarship to at tend Schoolcraft in 2009 — awaits the f irst baby born in the Schoolcraft service district this O c t 24.
The Schoolcraft Birthday Prize, a $150 tuition grant, will be given to a new Schoolcraft student born Oct. 24, 1961, the day Schoolcraft was founded. Tbe grant can be applied to traditional or continuing education service classes for either the fall 19f 1 or winter 1992 semesters
The recipient will also be invited to part icipate in the 1961 Flashback Lunch to be held Thursday. Oct. 24.
Tbe 2009 scholarship awaits the f irst baby born to parents living within tbe college serive district. To win. parents must submit a letter verifying t ime of birth, in-district residence and a request for the scholarship. Let ters should be sent to: Schoolcraft College, Office of the P res iden t 18600 Haggerty. Livonia, 48152
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t ... U you h a v e t h a t s ink ing fee l ing tha t s u m m e r is d i s a p p e a r i n g too f a s t , ge t your penci l and your c a l e n d a r ou t a n d ge t busy. S u m m e r ac t iv-i t ies a r e a t t h e i r peak in Michigan this month , so you could d o s o m e t h i n g e v e r y day if you w a n t t o ove rdose on sunshine ac t iv i t ies . . Three of t h e " 1 W 1 Ce leb ra t e ! The G r e a t Lakes F e s t i v a l s " a r e y e t t o come . The Michi-g a n T r a v e l B u r e a u p icked these f e s t iva l s a s highlights th i s y e a r , so they should be good.
T H E A N T I Q U E W O O D E N BOAT SHOW and Fes t i va l of Ar t s wil l be Aug. 10 in Hessel , t he ga t eway to an a r c h i p e l a g o of 36 i s l ands tha t dot t he n o r t h e r n m o s t w a t e r s of L a k e
^ H u c o n . You wil l see 170 c l a s s i c wooden b o a t s r ang ing f r o m SO to 90 y e a r s old, b o a t s t h a t h a v e come f r o m a s f a r a w a y as F l o r i d a a n d Cal i fornia .
The boa ts r a n g e f r o m p o w e r b o a t s a n d sa i l -boa ts to dinghies, l aunches , c r u i s e s and canoes . Some a r e va rn i shed , pol i shed j e w e l s w i th n a m e s like Chr i s -Cra f t , G a r Wood, H a c k e r a n d Century.
The fes t iva l f e a t u r e s s e v e r a l dozen a r t i s t s , folk dancing, f e r r y b o a t t o u r s of the c h a n n e l is-lands, Les C h e n e a u x a n d the l and ing of 12 cos-
i r s in a 34-foot r ep l i ca of a 17th a. cen tu ry v o y a g e u r canoe .
Only in Michigan! «• T H E U P P E R P E N I N S U L A STATE F A I R I wil l be in ful l s w i n g Aug . 13-18 in E s c a n a b a , a
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I t ' s no illusion! The re ' s m a g i c in t h e a i r in southwes t Mich igan when the tiny town of Colon holds the annua l Magic G e t - T o g e t h e r Aug. 7-10.
Colon is t h e h o m e of Abbot t s M a g i c Co., a n unusual busi-ness t h a t m a k e s and sells m a g i c t r i c k s , p u t s on m a g i c shows f o r v i s i to rs and s t a g e s th is h u g e a n n u a l m a g i c fes t i -va l .
When y o u ' r e looking fo r an e n t e r t a i n i n g a n d o f f b e a t out-ing, th is is a good t r i p to h a v e u p y o u r s l e e v e . F a s t e r t han you c a n s a y "Hey , pres to!" a l i t t l e d e f t s l e i g h t of hand wil l pu t a s m i l e on the f a c e s of t he m o s t c a r - w e a r y youngs te rs and t u r n bo red " a r e we the re y e t s " i n t o " a w e s o m e s . "
Colon s t y l e s itself "The Magic C a p i t a l of the World ." T h e r e ' s a s t r e e t n a m e d B l a c k s t o n e (in honor of m a g i c i a n H a r r y B l a c k s t o n e Sr. who m a d e his h o m e t h e r e f r o m 1925 unt i l 1958), a M a g i c C a r p e t cock t a i l l o u n g e a n d Magic City h a r d w a r e s to re . The high school t e a m is c a l l e d the Runn ing R a b b i t s , a n d t h e r e ' s even a g r a v e y a r d w i t h s o m e unusua l h e a d s t o n e s t h a t m a g i c i a n s a r e d y i p g t o g e t in to .
A f f a b l e G r e g B o r d n e r r u n s Abbo t t ' s , co- founded by his f a t h e r in 1934. T h e showroom is housed in a c inder block bui lding, i t s s t a r k black wa l l s a d o r n e d wi th pa in ted wh i t e ske l e tons . Inside, shelves and s h o w c a s e s a r e c r a m m e d wi th m a g i c t r i c k s and books on m a g i c , a n d w a l l s a r e covered wi th p h o t o g r a p h s and a s so r t ed m a g i c m e m o r a b i l i a . Tbe ce i l i ng is a m u s e u m piece, e n t i r e l y c o v e r e d with posters , m o s t of t h e m or iginals , m a n y of t h e m r a r e , valued a t $30,000.
T h e r e ' s a s m a l l s tage w h e r e G r e g a n d his sa les staff — al l p ro fe s s iona l m a g i c i a n s — put on m a g i c shows. If you ' r e p a r t of a g roup , you can a r r a n g e a s h o w in a d v a n c e . Or you c a n s i m p l y wa lk in unannounced a n d b r o w s e . One of t he r e s iden t m a g i c i a n s is a l w a y s on h a n d to d e m o n s t r a t e t r icks . T h e shop c a r r i e s about 100 m a g i c t r i cks t ha t cost only
T h e r e a l so a r e g i f t se ts wi th m u l t i p l e t r i c k s . Abbot t ' s c l a i m s to be the w o r l d ' s l a r g e s t m a g i c manu-
f a c t u r i n g c o m p a n y , and keeps 15 e m p l o y e e s busy pro-duc ing a l ine of m a g i c p roduc t s t h a t r a n g e s f r o m inexpen-s ive nove l t i e s to ambi t ious i l lusions t h a t m a r k e t for sever -a l h u n d r e d dol lars . It a lso publ i shes a b o u t 200 books and p a m p h l e t s on m a g i c and o f f e r s a 506-page , 3-pound ca t a -log.
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More than 1,000 m a g i c i a n s c o n v e r g e on Colon fo r the annua l M a g i c Ge t -Toge ther Aug. 7-10, l i t e r a l l y doubling the popu la t ion of the tiny town. " T h i s a n n u a l even t ha s been going on f o r m o r e than 50 y e a r s , " s a id Bordner .
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Commission seeks more stadium plan details By W a y n e P e a l staff writer
One a rea county commiss ione r is promoting his own s t a d i u m financ-ing plan, another is taking shots at Detroit Tigers p res iden t Bo Schem bechler, but all seek m o r e in fo rma-tion on city and county plans for a new Tiger S tadium
Commiss ioners hold final county approval over the proposed five-m e m b e r s t ad ium au thor i ty tha t
would gove rn s t a d i u m f inancing and const ruct ion .
"At least tha t ' s what we bel ieve," said C o m m i s s i o n e r Kay Beard . D-Inkster "We haven ' t rea l ly heard too much f r o m the CEO."
Beard , who r ep re sen t s West land and G a r d e n City, said it was "a posi-t ive s ign" to s ee county E x e c u t i v e E d w a r d M c N a m a r a and Det ro i t Mayor C o l e m a n Young m a k e a joint s t ad ium proposa l Thursday
But a r e a c o m m i s s i o n e r s a g r e e d the a n n o u n c e m e n t was shor t on
speci f ics , speci f ica l ly when it c o m e s to s t ad ium f inanc ing
"There rea l ly isn ' t too much be-fo re us ," Maur i ce Breen, R-P lym-outh Townsh ip said. Breen ' f d is t r ic t inc ludes Livonia and the ci ty of P lymou th .
F inanc ing , they agreed , is the key
" I F F I N A N C I N G is solid, this could all fa l l into p lace ve ry quick-ly.' Breen said.
While a county h o t e l / m o t e l room t a x is a m o n g the proposed f inanc ing
options, county and ci ty o f f i c i a l s didn ' t detai l a full f inanc ing p a c k a g e dur ing Thursday ' s >oint announce-ment
Tbe 5 percent h o t e l / m o t e l r o o m tax has d r awn f i re f r o m a r e a inn-keepe r s who say they ' r e a l r e a d y ree l ing f r o m one of the lowest occu-pancy r a t e s in the U S.
"We ' r e being inundated with ca l l s , f r o m hotel and mote l fo lks ," B e a r d said.
A ren ta l car tax, proposed by c o m -miss ioner Kevin Kelley, D R e d f o r d ,
Local leaders join stadium coalition A number of local d igni ta r ies lent
their names to the 300-member City Suburban
coalit ion m e m b e r s Though spec i f i c s w e r e lacking, the
to be leased to the county and sub-leased to tbe Tigers . The county
Coa l i t i on—tha t W a y n e — c o u n t y and n t y announced a <m.- would oook noooaoary a p p r o v a l s C o u n t y E x e c u t i v e E d w a r d M c N a m a r a and Detroi t Mayor Cole-man Young a r e using to p romote a new Detroit basebal l s t a d i u m
Local of f ic ia l s l isted as coali t ion m e m b e r s include Canton Supervisor Thomas Yack. Garden City Mayor J i m Plakas , Livonia Mayor Rober t Bennett, Redford Supervisor J a m e s Kelley and West land Mayor Rober t Thomas
The Rev George Shalhoub of St Mary Antiochan Orthodox Church. Livonia and P l y m o u t h developer Robert DeMat t ia a r e also listed as
point s t a d i u m proposa l :
e The s t a d i u m will be "bui l t , owned and o p e r a t e d by the Detro i t -Wayne County S tad ium Author i ty" . The f i v e - m e m b e r au thor i ty would include t h r e e county execu t ive ap-pointees, two m a y o r a l appo in tees The au tho r i t y would issue bonds, ac-qui re land and m a n a g e s t ad ium con-s t ruct ion.
e S t a d i u m bonds would pay fo r the bulk of cons t ruc t ion costs. De-troit would c e d e ci ty land within the p ro jec t boundar i e s , with the s t a d i u m
for any coun tywide t axes needed to pay off the bonds.
e Two s tad ium s i t es — the Br iggs Neighborhood s i t e nor th of I-75 and a downtown s i te nor th of the Hudson ' s Warehouse — will be of-fe red to t he Tigers T ige r s p res iden t Bo Schembech le r has a l r e a d y gone on r eco rd in f avor of the Br iggs s i te , nor th of tbe cu r r en t s t a d i u m . Mayor Young, however , f a v o r s the down-town s i te
e An "enterprise zone" would be c r ea t ed , with s ta te app rova l , to pro-m o t e business deve lopmen t n e a r t he
s t a d i u m site Tbe proposed f ive-m e m b e r en te rpr i se zone a u t h o r i t y wuuli! Offer tax incent ives to busi-nesS deve loper s . ,Three of its m e m -bers would be appointed by the m a y -or, two by the county execu t ive
e A season t icket sa les d r ive would unde r t ake a season Ucket d r ive designed to boost T ige r s a t t en -d a n c e by 400.000 T ige r s m a n a g e -m e n t has noted cu r r en t a t t e n d a n c e , e s t i m a t e d at 1.5 mill ion, p l aces the c lub in the bot tom third of all m a j o r l e a g u e clubs
e The G r e a t e r Det ro i t bui lding T r a d e s Council has ag reed to a no s t r i k e pledge dur ing s t ad ium con-s t ruc t ion .
could rep lace or l imit the h o t e l / m o -tel room U i
"1 think it s t a n d s a good c h a n c e of being included in the f inal p a c k a g e . " Kelley said
M c N a m a r a and Young announced a 300-member "City Suburban Coali-tion of gove rnmen t , c o m m u n i t y business and union l e a d e r s c o m m i t -ted to keeping the m a j o r league basebal l t e a m in Detro i t .
P e t e r Stroh of the Stroh B r e w e r y C o . UAW Region 1 d i r e c t o r Bob King, Detroit NAACP pres iden t Ar-thu r Johnson a r e a m o n g the coali-tion m e m b e r s , a s is N e w Det ro i t pres ident Pau l H u b b a r d
"Mr . M c N a m a r a ' s put t o g e t h e r a good coal i t ion ." Kel ley sa id But Beard noted the a b s e n c e of any
Tigers r e p r e s e n t a U v e s f r o m Thurs-day ' s a n n o u n c e m e n t
Bryan Amann, D-Wayne , ch ided Schembechle r for t he t e a m ' s e a r l f i ^ a n n o u n c e m e n t of p r e f e r e n c e fo r a new s t a d i u m n e a r t he c u r r e n t ba l lpark ins tead of a d o w n t o w n si te"
"Bo's cons tan t d e m a n d s will m a k e it imposs ib le to ga in s u p p o r t f o r p roposa l . " said A m a n n , w h o s e dis-tr ict includes Canton Townsh ip , in a p r e p a r e d s t a t e m e n t " B o should s lop blowing hot air and s t a r t t a lk ing about cold cash "
Kelley agreed "1 k n o w he ' s (Scbembecbler t not a po l i t i c i an and I know he's t rying to r e p r e s e n t t he Tigers position but 1 wish he 'd be a lit t le m o r e sensi t ive to pub l i c coi*-cerns ," Kelley said
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House race V o r v a is bes t c h o i c e o n T u e s d a y
VO T E R S T H E 36tfl s t a t e House fflsirii-i will c h o o s e a n e w s t a t e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e T u e s d a y ,
T h e c a n d i d a t e s a r e J e r r y V o r v a , a P l y m o u t h c i t y c o m m i s s i o n e r , G e o r g i n a Goss , Nor thv i l l e T o w n s h i p supe rv i so r and D e b o r a h Whyman of C a n t o n Townsh ip , a s y s t e m s e n g i n e e r fo r F o r d M o t o r Co.
The O b s e r v e r r e m i n d s vo t e r s t ha t t be pol l s a r e open 7 a .m. t o 8 p . m . One of t h r e e R e p u b l i c a n c a n d i d a t e s wi l l s u r v i v e t o run unopposed in t h e Aug. 27 g e n e r a l e l e c t i o n .
In this r a c e , t h e Ob-s e r v e r r e c o m m e n d s J e r r y Vorva.
When it c o m e s t o t h e issues, ail t h r e e c a n d i -d a t e s sound p r e t t y m u c h the s a m e . . . c u t t a x e s , cu t g o v e r n m e n t w a s t e , r e f o r m school f i n a n c i n g , p r o t e c t t h e e n v i r o n -m e n t .
B u t w h e r e V o r v a s t a n d s out is h is m o d e r -a t e v iews inc lud ing h i s opinion on t b e a b o r t i o n issue.
Vorva is p r o - c h o i c e and th roughout t h e c a m p a i g n be n e v e r h a s b e e n a f r a i d to e x p r e s s h i s v i e w on the sub j ec t .
Whyman is p r o - l i f e , and Goss, unt i l l a t e l y , m a n a g e d to c l oud h e r s t a n c e on tbe issue .
We a p p r o v e of V o r v a ' s p ro -cho ice s t a n c e I t ' s in the m o d e r a t e R e p u b l i c a n t r a d i t i o n t o l e a v e
res iden t s - fo r t h e m o s t p a r t - a r e m o d e r a t e s . We ' re g lad V o r v a ' s a t r a d i t i o n a l i s t on t h a t sub-
j e c t We also b e l i e v e t h a t V o r v a will qu i ck ly g r a s p
the Lansing s c e n e a n d t h e a r t of c o m p r o m i s e . Many a r e a s of s o u t h e a s t e r n Mich igan a n d o u t -
s t a t e a r e not a s f o r t u n a t e a s the C a n t o n - P l y m -outh a r e a to h a v e a d e c e n t e c o n o m y .
While we would e x p e c t V o r v a t o r e p r e s e n t h i s
Jerry Vorva for state House
Vorva is a solid choice on
Tuesday. His stand on the issues
best represents the district, and
he's a fighter who we're sure will
quickly learn the Lansing scene.
dis t r i c t f i r s t and o t h e r s second , h e m u s t unde r -s t and w h a t o t h e r s t a t e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s a r e f a c i n g to be e f f e c t i v e .
Vorva is a solid cho ice on Tuesday . His s t a n d on the i ssues bes t r e p r e s e n t s the d i s t r i c t , a n d h e ' s a f i g h t e r who w e ' r e s u r e will qu ick ly l e a r n t h e Lans ing scene .
S ince t h e r e a r e no D e m o c r a t i c c h a l l e n g e r s a n d b a r r i n g a l a s t - m i n u t e g r o u n d s w e l l of s u p p o r t f o r a wr i te - in c a n d i d a t e on Aug. 27, t h e p r i m a r y is t a n t a m o u n t to e l ec t i on in th i s d i s t r i c t w h i c h en-c o m p a s s e s the c i t y of P l y m o u t h . N o r t h v i l l e and P l y m o u t h townsh ips , p a r t of C a n t o n T o w n s h i p and p a r t of t h e c i t y of Nor thv i l l e .
The O b s e r v e r h a s i n t e r v i e w e d e a c h of t h e c a n -d ida tes . All of t h e c a n d i d a t e s a r e q u a l i f i e d t o se rve . Goss h a s a s t r o n g b a c k g r o u n d in loca l g o v e r n m e n t t h r o u g h h e r w o r k a s N o r t h v i l l e Townsh ip s u p e r v i s o r . W h y m a n is i n t e l l i gen t a n d a r t i c u l a t e . She h a s a good g r a s p of t h e p r o b l e m s f ac ing the a r e a and the s t a t e .
We bel ieve , h o w e v e r , t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t c h a r a c t e r i s t i c f o r a c a n d i d a t e to possess is t he a p t i t u d e f o r h a r d work . V o r v a h a s t h a t .
Dur ing his s t i n t on t h e P l y m o u t h C i ty Com-
VORVA is a f i g h t e r . If e l ec t ed , he ' l l r a i s e a l i t t le hell in L a n s i n g on beha l f of r e s iden t s , a s he has in P l y m o u t h .
R e s i d e n t s a r e r e m i n d e d t h a t vo t ing in t h e pr i-m a r y is not l i m i t e d t o R e p u b l i c a n s . D e m o c r a t s , i ndependen t s , and o t h e r s c a n c a s t b a l l o t s Tues-day.
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teers. companies, police and f i re de-par tments and service organizations who made the DARE pancake break-fast fund-raiser such a success on Saturday, July 27. -
We, the members of the May-flower-Lt- Gamble Post No. 6«95, Veterans of Foreign War of P lym-outh. were delighted to again have the opportunity to play a small par t in supporting the DARE program
We apprecia te the ef for t s made by the organizers to acknowledge the help given by all the organizations, b«it where was tbe credit given for the VFW? In June, a check for $1,000 was donated to the DARE program and was accepted by Chief Carl Berry on behalf of the program and was accepted by Chief Carl Ber-ry on behalf of the program.
In addition, 25 banquet tables were loaned by the Post on Saturday, the day of the breakfast . As a non-profit organization we do need the recognition documentation to main-tain that status with both the State and Federal governments.
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Post No. 6695 VFW
Gun column made sense
To the editor. Jeff Counts' column in the July 29
Observer is a breath of fresh air re-garding guns. We aren' t used to reading a common sense ar t ic le about guns and gun ownership in the liberal controlled press.
views on "mili tary assault r i f les ." As a competitive shooter some of these types of f i r ea rms do have a le-gi t imate use in competitive shooting and hunting.
Thank you and keep up the good articles.
Joe Per r tn Garden City
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To the editor: In your recent interviews of the
36th District State Representa t ive candidates, I was most impressed by the candor of Deborah Whyman. She was the only candidate to take f i rm, clear, and strong positions on the major issues. Georgina Goss waff led and didn't take sides For example, she claimed that she had no definite position on abortion and will accept no label.
The people deserve to know how candidates stand on the issues before voting. It is impossible to t ry and please everyone by not taking a posi-tion on abortion.
Understandably, people may get angry and emotional over such an is-sue. but it's a voter 's right to know.
I congratulate Deborah Whyman for putting public service before pol-itics.
Mary Dahn Canton
Logic allows for no rights To the editor:
John Telford's July 18 column "Kindness must be taught to a l l" was an unkind collection of e r ro r s Consider three of them. He said, "God's furry and fea thered crea-
tures have rights, too." That 's not t rue Rights s tem f r o m obligations For example, human beings have an obligation to par t ic ipate in govern-ment, therefore they have a r ight to freedom of speech Lacking tbe pow-ers of abstract thinking and f ree choice, animals are incapable of as-suming obligations. Hence, an imals have no rights.
Secular and religious institutions agree. That's why they re jec t a Bill
hunting, animal experimentat ion, in-carceration of animals in zoos, and execution of pound animals . Of course, causing animals unnecessary suffering is immoral , not because it violates animal rights, but because infliction of pain merely for sadistic pleasure constitutes a n i r ra t ional a c t by beings responsible for act ing ra-tionally.
Telford's second error occurs in his reference to hunting as a blood rite "that countless insecure males of both blue and white collar back-ground indulge in to reassure them-selves of their manhood " I suspect that this highly emotional condem-naUon of countless hunters is based on too little evidence Thus. Telford is guilty of the fallacy of hasty gen-eralization. He would have us be-lieve that few males hunt solely for pleasure or food or camarade r i e How unkind and illogical!
F i n a l l y . T e l f o r d s a y s ". . . laboratory researchers a re continuing to inflict pain and death on innocent animals in exper iments that either could be performed by some other means or a re unneces-sary." When the phrase " laboratory researchers" is used without qualifi-cation. it becomes a universal t e rm ,
Monday. August 5. 1991 Q4tE +9A
Judges to teach legal classes at Madonna this fall Judges Gene Schnelz and Fred M
Wester of Oakland County Circuit Court, and Judge Patr ick Duggan of Federal District Court will be among tbe facul ty for 14 legal assist-ant courses being offered by Madon-na University this fall.
A four-day workshop. "Special Problems in the Law: Environmen-tal Law," will focus on the legal as-sistant's role in environmental law. Held on two Fridays, Nov. 8 and 22. from 6-10 p.m., and two Saturdays. Nov 9 and 23, f rom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m..
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the course will be taught by Mary Urisko, Detroit-area attorney and assistant director of Madonna's Le-gal Assistant program.
"Special Problems in Law: Arbi-tration and Mediation," conducted by Detroit attorney Richard Dima-nin, will concentrate oo assembling facts to present a case before an ar-bitration panel or mediation tribu-nal Tbe course will be held on two Fridays, Oct. 18 and 25, from 6-10 p.m., and two Saturdays, O c t 19 and 26, f rom 8 a.m to 5 p.m. and will
include preparation of mediat ion summar ies and a mock arbi t ra t ion hearing
"Using Computers in tbe Law," , will encompass word processing, computer programming theory and demonstrations of^ legal research. The prerequisite for the class is ei-ther "Fundamentals of Computers" or "Introduction to Computers."
Medical legal concepts will be covered in the seminar. "Special Problems in Law: Medical Legal Concepts and Medical Records,"
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taught by Dunanin. The class will meet for two Fridays, Sept. 20 and 27, from 6-10 p.m and two Satur-days, Sept. 21 and 18. f rom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Madonna University 's Legal As-sistant Program, tbe first in Wayne County approved by tbe American Bar Association, o f fe r s associate and bachelor of science degrees and post baccalaureate cer t i f icates in the field.
For beginning legal assistants, two classes, taught by Urisko, will be of-
fered this semester "Legal Assistant Orientation" and "Legal Research and Writing L" Other classes offered are Legal Interviewing and Investi-gation" and "Law Office Economics and Management" which will both be conducted by Oakland County Cir-cuit Court Judge G«he Schnelz; "Le-gal Research and Writing II," taught by Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Fred M Mester "Litigation," two sections, taught by Federa l Dis-trict Court Judge Pat r ick Duggan and Detroit attorney Debra Holt, and
I 'Torts: An Overview of Nef l igwxx," will be conducted by Richard Dtma-nin. J D Jennifer Cote', Brighter, at-torney and Direc tor of Madonna s Legal Assistant P r o g r a m will teach the "Legal Seminar and Pract ic ian" beginning Sept. 7.
Registration fo r the fall te rm for Dew. returning and t rans fe r students is being held through Aug. 11 Class-es begin Tuesday, Sept 3. For more information call Mary Urisko, As-sistant Director of Madonna s Legal Assistant Program, at (313) 591-5195
Where in the world can you read about your own hometown? In the Observer & Eccentric
signifying all laboratory researchers in all places at all t imes Telford didn't mean this? Then why did he say it? His wild generalization calls into question the motives of the es-teemed American Medical Associa-tion. The AMA insists, on the basis of scientific evidence, that laboratory research involving animals is "abso-lutely necessary" (Journal of the American Medical Association. Nov. 17. 1989).
May I suggest that Mr Telford en-roll in two classes one on kindness, the other on logic
Lewis R. Hayner, Rochester Hills
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To the editor In regards to the (U.S.) senators
$23,000 pay raise, it reminds me of the quotation by professor historian Alexander Tyler 200 years ago when we only had 13 s ta tes in the union.
His quotation was, "Why Democ-racy Fails "
A democracy can not exist as a permanent form of government It can only exist until the voters and public officials discover that they
larger pay check out of the public treasury, f rom that moment on the major i ty will vote for the candidate that promises more benefits f rom the public treasury.
The results a re the democracy col-lapses due to a loose f iscal policy,
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A s teady rain began falling a f t e r midnight Friday, when the Livonia Little Caesars baseball t eam gathered near tbe pi tcher 's mound to accept the Livonia Collegiate
rallies to win LCBL title
Baseball League playoff plaque. Tbe players didn't mind getting wet, be-
cause they earned a trip to the All-American Amateur Baseball Association Tournament in Johnstown, Pa . — a place which has bad its share of rain, including the famous flood of 1889.
Doing it in typical Caesars' style, coach John Moraitis team rallied with three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to bea t Delwal, 11-9, a t Livonia's Ford Field. The victory capped an incredible playoff ran by Caesars, which used late-inning rall ies to win all three games it played in the double-elimination tournament
Caesars last played in Johnstown in 1988, when it failed to win a game in two tries. Tbe t eam had better success in '87, winning three games and losing two.
Ken Wandzel, a current Caesars assistant coach, played on the '88 team "which went one-two, skiddoo," be said. "That means, one-two, you're done. Now I think things will be different ."
There's no telling bow many games Cae-sars can win in Johnstown, but looking at its recent track record, the team will be fun to watch.
Trailing, 9-8, a f t e r IVt innings, Caesars rallied for three runs with two outs in tbe eighth to over take Delwal for the second time iri CWO Bights .—
Joe Ransley (Livonia Franklin), in his only at-bat of tbe playoffs, began the rally with a single off Delwal re l iever and loser Andrew Margolick (North Farmington). Eric Stanc-zak, tbe next bat ter , hit a grounder to short-stop Ron Hollis, whose throw to first base ricocheted off the mi t t of Er ie Sumpter and landed down the right-field line, allowing the speedy Ransley to score f rom first to tie the game at 9-9.
Lea doff man E a r l Johnson followed with a single to center to send Stanczak to second base, and the two c a m e home on Don Siko-ra's double to make the score 11-9.
Margolis (North Farmington) had been impressive beading into the eighth, allowing no runs and only three hits in 3M» innings of relief of Hollis, Delwal 's s tar t ing pitcher.
"All we were thinking was getting base hits," said Johnson. "Their pitcher was get-ting weak, and everyone had seen him two times, so we just had to make him throw strikes One spark plug sparks everyone
baseball else."
Sean Henkel (Livonia Stevenson), pitching
fourth to take an 8-7 lead and send Delwal s tar ter Hollis to the bench. Hollis, a 37th round recent d ra f t pick of tbe New York Yankees, struck out eight and allowed only one hit through three innings, before getting in serious trouble.
Four Caesars ba t te rs received walks in in 'rel ief of Caesars ' s tarter Lou McKaig. ' the fourth, and Keviu Ciucia la and Stanczak
DELWAL EARNED a right lo play ld tbe final with a wild, I H I , win earlier Friday over two-time defending playoff champion Walter'* Appli-ance.
Delwal led 6-0 after ooe inning, only to trail, &-7, after three The playoff format which called for games on three cooaecuUve day*, seemed to get the best of both teams' pitching staffs
walked two ba t te rs with two out in the top of the ninth but ended the suspense by get-ting Mark Dube to ground out back to tbe mound for the last ou t Henkel, who had pitched less than 30 innings during tbe sea-son, allowed no runs, struck out four and surrendered only one hit over the last four innings to earn the win.
"Henkel really saved us," Moraitis said. Another key player was third baseman
Rich Roy (Clarenceville), who in the seventh inning dived to his left on a grounder and threw out Dube at first to strand runners a t second and third with Delwal ahead, 9-8.
Caesars had an uphill battle most of the game.
Tim Bruce stroked a three-run double in the first , and Delwal raised its lead to 7-0 af ter four innings But Caesars, which ral-lied for an 8-6 win Wednesday over Fieger & Fieger, and a wild, 15-14, win Thursday, over Delwal, would rally again.
Caesars sent 12 bat ters to the plate in the
highlighted the rally with a pair of hits each. Croc lata led off tbe fourth with a single
and Stanczak followed with a run-scoring triple. Later in the inning, with two outs and four runs already in, Crociata c a m e up to the plate again and singled to score two more runs and finish Hollis. Stanczak fin-ished the rally with a two-ran single.
Johnson and Mike Giacamontonio also collected RBI during tbe fourth.
Stanczak, who played on Harpe r Woods Notre Dame's 1989 Class A s ta te champion team, said Caesars "is the most intense t eam I've played on."
The title was satisfying for several Cae-sars players who thought they were over-looked and underrated prior to tbe season by opposing coaches, including Delwal coach Bob Peterson. v
"Delwal said, 'Caesars gets what we left you," " said one Caesars player .
"That gave us the incent ive," said Wandzel.
Still, Walter's coach Mike Keller lauded his team's effort, including that of Joe Bruaseau (Redford Bishop Borgess and Madonna Universi-ty), three-run double; league most valuable player Jerry Koester (Westland John Glenn), three runs, on base five of six times. Mark Hribar. two hits, three RBI. Jason Gabel (Livonia Churchill), three hits, two RBI, and Joe Sturtx (North Farmington), two hits.
"We ran oat of runs, is what happened," Keller said. "It's been a hitting tourney "
Keller said Walter's the regular-season LCBL champ, will leave Wednesday for Dayton, Ohio, the site of the National Amateur Baseball Federa-tion World Series.
ON THURSDAY. Craig Overaitis (Franklin) hit a borne run and a ground-rule double as Walter's made Fieger & Fieger exit the tourney early. 1J 2 Gabel was 4-5, including a 400-foot homer, with three RBI
Also on Thursday, Caesars trailed DelwaL 10-7, after eight but Giacamootonio's monstrous three-run homer highlighted an 8-run ninth to let Cae-sars prevail. 15-14. Jeff Bates was the Caesars starter and he re-entered in the ninth to end a Delwal threat
Softball champs T o m Wi l l e t te ( r i g h t ) c o n n e c t s foe the I nsu rance E x c h a n g e in a P l y m o u t h Mod i f i ed F a a t - P i t c h Sof tba l l L e a g u e g a m e Wednesday at Cen t ra l F ie ld , a n d t e a m m a t e S teve R o b b ( l e f t ) makes a ha rd s l i de In to s e c o n d base w h i l e M i k e Scarape l io t r ies for a d o u b l e p lay . The I n s u r a n c e Ex-c h a n g e m a n a g e d a c o m e - f r o m - b e h i n d v i c t o r y to w i n t h e l eague t i t le . See s tory on P a g e 2 8 .
Company will have a two-of-three playoff series to determine the Babe Ruth League championship.
There had been a three-way tie for f irst place entering the final week of the regular season Craiger eliminat-ed tbe Plymouth Rocks f rom conten-tion with a 3-2 win, while Dry Clean edged Twist 'N' Shake 9-8 to keep pace
Craiger and Dry Clean will play Tuesday, Wednesday and, if neces-sary, Thursday at Flodin Park Game t ime will be 6 p.m. each night.
Craiger needed nine innings to subdue the Rocks. In the bottom half, Keith McDonald drew a leadoff walk, stole second base and scored on a single by Ryan King
Chris Kennedy pitched the last two innings to get the victory, sur-viving a close call in the top of the ninth.
THE ROCKS had the go-ahead run at second base, but King's throw f rom right field cut down the runner as he tried to score on a single.
For the most par t , the game was a pitching duel between Craiger 's Dave Kapla and Bobby Schneider of the Rocks After seven innings. Schneider had struck out 14 hitters, while Kapla had allowed only four hits.
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THE SCHOLARSHIP problems facing Schoolcraft College coaches have been defused, for now
According to Midge Carleton, the as-sistant dean of physical education who oversees SC« athletic department "We have not disap-proved any scholarships that have been given out We a re operating under the same procedure as in previous years "
Carleton also insisted that the college "has not cut any scholarship funding," and added. "I will work with any coach individually on any problem presented to me."
Whew That 's a relief Now maybe the coaches can get down to busi-
ness and s tar t signing recruits for the fall season, which - in case you haven't seen a calendar late-ly — gets underway in about six weeks
Okay. I admit such a remark may seem both sarcast ic (What? Me?) and somewhat unfair Af-ter all, SC coaches have been busy - in the last few weeks in part icular — signing people
B I T THEIR busyness is due more to the rever sal in tbe administration"! position, and the fear it may reverse again, as anything else
A recap may be necessary, since it 's taken most of tbe summer for SCs scholarship problems to be ironed oat.
In a meeting in May. athletic d i rector Marty Nowak told coaches that scholarship budgets were going to be t r immed — in some cases by more than SO percent This was met , understand ably, with resentment f rom the coaches Many said they bad already promised more to recruits than their new. drastically reduced budgets al-lowed.
Telling coaches in the middle of their recruiting campaigns their budgets were being slashed in
M c J
ft R'sak half is grossly unfair Asking those coaches to then renege on what they had already promised to athletes added insult to the injury
NO WONDER the coaches were near rebellion Several threatened to resign r a the r than damage the reputat ions they had worked so hard to build — both their own and the school's
Through all of this, Nowak refused to comment On anything Even when Adelard Raby. an SC ad minis t rs t ive official, called to tel l .me the athletic scholarship budget was the same for the coming year as it had been the previous year. Nowak was steadfast
Only Carleton was deemed able to answer quer-ies like why the cuts were necessary, why they were coming at such a late date, and what was going to happen if coaches had a l ready overspent their budgets But when the story broke, Carleton was out of town on vacation
When she returned, Carleton insisted she "would not renege on any promises coaches al-
ready made She added that fund raising was going to be necessary if the athletic budget was to balance I 've been running a budget that has not balanced the last two years, ' ' she said
ONE REASON, believe it or not, is tbe price of success Post-season tr ips to National Junior Col-lege Athletic Association tournaments by the vol-leyball and men's and women's soccer teams have put SCs athletic department in tbe red. asserted
Carleton But what Carleton said that the coaches found
reassuring — and what cer ta inly reversed a quickly-deteriorating si tuat ion — was her promise to fulfill all scholarship promises coaches have made
"No one has complained to m e that they haven't been able to get any athletes because of a lack of funding," she said
And yet well, forgive my pessimism, but the situation may not yet be completely resolved After all, if coaches cootinue to opera te believing they have as much money as they had previously — and some are, quickly signing recrui ts to full-year scholarships before the administration changes back again — then tbe deficit problem is bound to reoccur
THEN WHAT-To be sure, coaches are t rying to t r im expenses
Said women's soccer coach Nick O'Shea: "I 'm not planning on spending my whole (scholarship bodg-et) I will cut back "
Men's basketball coach Dave BogataJ pledged his help to fund-raising effor ts , noting "It 's Just the idea that all the coaches will get involved (in fund ra i se rs )"
But what If the fund ra isers come up short and don't cover expenses*
Will endof-tbe-season tr ips to the NJCAA tour-naments. the carrot dangled in f ront of every SC coach and athlete, be c u t '
Such a nightmarish turn of events is too ghastly to contemplate for O'Shea His SC coaching com padres would share his feelings, no doubt
Perhaps its silly to dwell upon tbe "what ifs" of life Who can accurately forsee the f u t u r e ' And remember . Carleton did pledge ber help "When the coaches have been In a bind I 've been there," she said
Spartans' keeper has Olympic goal By Dan O'Meara staff writer
Mike Gi lmore of Farmihgton Hills has been an underdog other times and come out oo top, ao tbe 23-year-old hockey player isn't a f r s id of increasing stakes in pur-suit of his next goal.
Gilmore, who rose f rom walk-on status to become the No. 1 goal-keeper on tbe Michigan State Uni-versity team, is trying to make tbe United States Olympic t eam this summer
"I 've a lways been a longshot everywhere I 've gone," Gilmore said "I 've a l ready had a tas te of what it takes I 've always had to work for i t "
Gilmore would like to follow in the footsteps of J im Craig, the goalie for the 1980 US. team, which won the gold medal To do that, he's prepared to give his best effor t again
"Ever since the 80 Olympics, any kid who played hockey and was American wanted to play in the Olympics,'* be said "I watch the tape of when (the U A ) beat the Russians, and It still gives me ch i l l s"
GILMORE, WHO attended Our Lady of Sorrows and graduated f rom Redford Catholic Central In 1M4, is spending a lot of time in St Cloud. Minn He was there in July
hockey for the Olympic Sports Festival and returned last week for the Olympic Trials camp
Twenty-nine of the 80 college players at the Sports Fest were in-vited to the Olympic camp, where they were joined by a half dozen pro players, most of whom have played in the minor leagues
"Til probably have to stop every shot they send at me, Gilmore said "I'll go there and do what I have been doing, keep my concen-tration level up and not be intimi-dated by the pros
Gilmore. who says be is coming from "virtual obscurity" in his at-tempt to make the team, is consid ered a longshot since be will be one of at least four goalies in camp
He and Mike Dunham of Maine are the only college players, while a trio f rom the NHL farm system — Robb Stauber, Guy Herbert and Pat Jablonski — were expected to Join them
I t ' s going to be really tough, said Gilmore, adding the team will be selected not long a f te r camp opens "You've only got ao many days to show them what you've go t
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MSU hockey star I*t6 Olympic goal
ConHDWd from P a g e 1
" I C O U t D B E t h e r e s ix d » y i or Biz mooths , b e c a u s e If I m a k e it I w o o l he c o m i a f h o m e . I could be shipping out to E u r o p e , o r 1 could b e hack h e r e In a c o u p l e d a y s . "
A plus f o r G i l m o r e is t he f a c t he played p r e v i o u s l y f o r U-S. O l y m p i c coach D a v e P e t e r s o n a t the P r a v d a
S o v i e t Union las t
in these games and the Spor t s F e s t , wh i ch se rved as the first s ta te to the Olympic selec-tion process , e a r n e d h t m a r e tu rn t r ip t * St . Cloud a n d a second look, according to Peterson.
T w p USA w o n ju s t one of fou r Gi l i iwie
tog w h e r e 1 a m today . " G i l m o r e has o t h e r options, howev-
er , and will wai t to s ee w h a t his ro le migh t be if be does m a k e the Olym-pic t e a m .
G i l m o r e has a f i f t h y e a r e l igibi l i ty r e m a i n i n g a t JHSU a n d will r e t u r n to p lay a f i na l s eason f o r the S p a r t a n s if ends up being a th i rd -s t r ing goa l i e f o r t be O l y m p i c t e a m
"If I ' m only going to p lay a f e w g a m e s , i t ' s not r ea l l y wor th i t " he said. " T h e w a y I look a t i t T m to a no-lose s i tua t ion. If I m a k e t b e t e a m , i t ' l l be g r e a t if n o t Tve got ano the r y e a r to p l ay a t MSU.
" I 'd b e d isappointed if I d idn ' t m a k e ( the Olympic t eam) , bu t I ' m looking a t it wi th open eyes . "
played well e n o u g h to m a k e the al l-s t a r t e a m . In t be S p o r t s Fes t , he played S Mi of t h e f o u r g a m e s a f t e r tbe o ther goa l i e go t h u r t and helped tbe North win t be gold m e d a l .
" I w a s up a g a i n s t t h e top Ameri -can compe t i t i on , " G i l m o r e said. "If you didn ' t p l a y a t t he top of your game, you w e r e a t t he b o t t o m . "
Gi lmore i s a l i t t l e surpr i sed a t bow fas t h is s t ock h a s rocke ted op-ward.
He w a s d r a f t e d a y e a r ago by the New York R a n g e r s to t he NHL sup-p lementa l d r a f t b u t r e tu rned to MSU, not knowing b o w m u c h playing t ime he would r e c e i v e .
G I L M O R E B E C A M E tbe top net-minder , s h a r i n g t i m e with J a s o n Muzzatti a n d d e v e l o p i n g a repu ta -tion f o r qua l i ty p l ay , wh ich led to t he p p f e a a o n invitations. Now he's on t he ve rge of b e c o m i n g a n Olympian , too.
"They u s u a l l y g r o o m these guys f r o m the t i m e t h e y ' r e 14 yea r s old," GUmore sa id . " N o t in m y wi ldes t im-agtotogs d i d I t h ink 1 would be s tand-
G t L M O R E P L A Y E D to 22 g a m e s fo r MSU las t season, m a k i n g the al l-CCHA second t e a m a f t e r post ing a 9-8-3 r e c o r d and 2.66 goa ls -aga ins t av-e r a g e . He is c e r t a i n to be t he No. 1 goal ie if he r e t u r n s s ince t be Spa r -t a n s h a v e only an incoming f re sh -m a n a t t h a t posit ion.
G i l m o r e a l so m a d e the CCHA all-a c a d e m i c t e a m , g r a d u a t i n g last sp r ing wi th a 3.4 g r a d e point to engi-nee r ing a r t s . If h e r e t u r n s to MSU. G i l m o r e p l ans to pu r sue a m a s t e r ' s d e g r e e to business .
" H o c k e y r ea l l y c a m e through fo r m e , " be s a i d " I ' v e done p r e t t y well I go t an educa t ion a n d I have a lot of options.
G i l m o r e hopes one of those opt ions leads to an e v e n t u a l c o n t r a c t with t be R a n g e r s .
" A f t e r m y sen ior season, hopeful-ly, they ' l l t ry and sign me , " be said. "When I s t a r t e d a s a f r e s h m a n , pro hockey w a s just a d r e a m . "
T h e s a m e can sa id of m a k i n g the O l y m p i c t e a m but underdogs some-t i m e s b e a t t h e odds and s u r p r i s e people .
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16-18: 1. (He) Clinton Byrne and Matt Ab-bott. 53. 3. Brian Covington. 51: 12-14: 1. (He) Jon KarxJes and Ctvts Burl. 78: 3. Dan McKian. 71: 0-11: 1. Shawn Reynolds. 60: 2 (tie) Mar* Mica* and Kavm Korchnwoa. 51
OANTOH YOUTH SUPERSTARS RESULTS
Boys 9-undar: 1. Brian Sadak. age 9. 32 points, won the beaeba* and trwbee loas competition and was second In running: 2. Steven Mezgec. age 8. 31 points, first n fun-ning and soccer 3 Eric Covert, age 7. 19 points, first IN golf and second m baaebafi.
Qirts 9-undar 1 Lindsay KJemmer. age 9. 42 points, placed m al six events, winning the basfcetbal and running competitions. She was second m golf and soccer. 2. Amy Oorogi, age 9. 34 points, placed m al si* events. In-cluding fctt place In soccer and Irisbee toaa. 3. Taylor Robineon. age 9. 33 paints, won the basebal and jet! events.
Boys 10-1* 1. Teono Wilson, age 11. 38 points, placed in a« six events, was first In Oasketbal and fnsbee toes: 2. Joshua Brun-Sfcota. age 11. 24 points, first in baaabai and aecond m Desfcetbat 3. Robert Maldow. age 11. 19 points, Itr* in running and second m golf
Boys 13-16: 1 Lance Peiow, age 14, 50 points, placed In al six events, was first In basfcetbal. fnsbee. running and baseball: 2.
i m M W events: 3. (tie) Mike Mezgec. age 14. 32 points, placed first m golf, second m soccer and running. Don Ktammer, age 14, 32 points, second m basfcetbal and friebee
Qtrts 13-16: 1. Kafy Lenaghen. age 13. 50 points, won live event*
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Pr i rao ' s Pizza and AJ's Lounge will have a playoff g a m e to de te r -m i n e tbe c h a m p i o n of the Livonia M o d i f i e d F a s t - P i t c h S o f t b a l l League Monday night a t F o r d Field .
The t e a m s tied fo r f i rs t p l ace wi th 12-1 record*. A score w a s in-c o r r e c t l y r epor t ed last week, in-d ica t ing P r i m o ' s Pizza had lost to M a l a r k e y ' s P u b and s u f f e r e d a second de fea t .
P r i m o ' s woo tha t g a m e to re-m a i n one behind AJ ' s and then gained a s h a r e of tbe regu la r - sea -son t i t le when Tota l Foods upse t A J ' s 8-7 Monday P r i m o ' s b e a t t be M a r a u d e r s 4-2.
— T o t a l F w t l s led 6-3 going into t be seventh inning when A J ' s scored f ive runs to t a k e a 7-4 lead. Tota l Foods ra l l ied with fou r in t be bo t tom of tbe inning and scored tbe winning run when a f ly ball was dropped in t he out-f ield.
S T E V E K A R R I S w a s J - for -4 wi th two R B I and J o e Walaca -vags hit a two-run s ingle fo r To-ta l Foods. B r i a n Murphy w a s the winning p i t che r and J e r r y Stazel tbe loser. Kei th M c M a n a w a y hit a th ree- run h o m e r fo r AJ 's .
In o ther g a m e s , Cres twood Lounge b lanked ALT 3-0, Bedson E l e c t r i c won by fo r f e i t ove r Sub-u r b a n Door, M a l a r k e y ' s r i pped Pu l i ce Bros . Cons t ruc t ion 15-1, Mid-Joy Inc upse t Al l -Amer ican Spor t s C e n t e r 9-8 and P a p a R o m a n o ' s won by fo r f e i t ove r O'Connell Indus t r i es .
Mid-Joy sco red two runs in t be b o t t o m of t he s ix th (and last) in-ning to e r a s e an 8-7 lead by All-A m e r i c a n , which scored t h r e e t i m e s in t he top half to t a k e the lead.
Mick R o t t e r w a s J-for-3, wi th a two- run h o m e r , and four R B I to lead Mid-Joy . Mike G r e e n e r , Doug F u l t o n a n d Cra ig De lugas h a d t w o hi ts ap iece . G r e e n e r a lso knocked in a run and scored two, and Fu l ton cha lked up two RBI.
Ron Wandzel had t h r e e hits, Cur t Whi te and Hick Drehe r two ap iece , f o r Ai l -Amer ican . T o m Lee was t b e winning p i t che r and Al White t h e loser.
The f ina l s t and ings a re : 1. AJ ' s Lounge and P r i m o ' s P izza , 12-1; 3. Al l -Amer ican , 10-3; 4. To ta l Foods , 8-5; 5. Suburban Door, M a l a r k e y ' s and Mid-Joy, 7-8; 8. M a r a u d e r s . Bedson and P a p a
-Romano ' s , 8-7; 11. ALT, 3-0-1; 12. Pu l ice , 3-10; 13. O'Connell, 2-10-1; 14. Cres twood , 2-11.
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T h e Golden Turkeys , a has t i ly or-gan ized youth baske tba l l t e a m f r o m P l y m o u t h , took f i r s t p l a c e in t he 10-and- tmder division of t h e G a s Mack e r 3-oo-3 Baske tba l l T o u r n a m e n t J u l y 11-14 in Belding.
The f o u r s o m e of A n d r e w Werner, Nick Ssczechowski , J a c o b G r a y a n d A d a m Wilson w a s a w a r d e d t be c h a m p i o n s h i p t rophy a f t e r t be Gold-en T u r k e y s won f ive s t r a i g h t g a m e s in the i r division, ou t scor ing t h e i r op-ponen t s 70-22.
T h e Golden Turkeys , who p layed t o g e t h e r as a t e a m for t be f i r s t t i m e in t he M a c k e r t o u r n a m e n t , bes t ed 19 o t h e r t e a m s in thei r division. R ick Wilson, golf and J V boys b a s k e t b a l l c o a c h a t Sa lem High School, coached the t e a m .
Bowling l e a g u e officers have been receiving Uwee fa-miliar macula envelope* from ABC during the part week
This is the first sign of fall, tbe time to start getting ready for the coming sea-son. There are the usual league meetings coming up soon. Some newly elected offi-cers are finding out what it's all about to take on the responsibilities of running a bowling-league
That manila envelope contains several important items the league president handbook, the secretary/treasurer hand-book. one copy of the rule book (perhaps the moat important piece that ABC pro-vides) and a supply of applications for • T E N N I S L E S S O N S
T e n n i s p l aye r s of a l l ah i l i ty leve ls a r e w e l c o m e to sign u p fo r six w e e k s of t enn i s lessons Aug. 19 to S e p t 27. K r i s t e n Har r i son of Canton P a r k s and R e c r e a t i o n Servies and b e r s t a f f wil l g i v e tbe lessons a t Gr i f f i n P a r k .
T b e cost is $25 fo r Canton resi-dents , $30 fo r non-residents . T b e a g e g r o u p s a r e youth (8-12), jun ior (13-17) a n d adu l t (18 and over) . Ca l l 397-5110 f o r i n fo rma t ion
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T h e Insu rance E x c h a n g e r e q u i r e d a r a l l y of m a j o r p ropor t ions Wednes-d a y to clinch the c h a m p i o n s h i p of t he P l y m o u t h Modif ied F a s t - P i t c h Sof tba l l League.
T r a i l i n g 12-1 e a r l y in t be g a m e , tbe I n s u r a n c e E x c h a n g e m a d e an ex-t r a o r d i n a r y c o m e b a c k a n d even tua l -ly won 13-12 over Dick Scot t Buick. B r i a n Murphy w a s tbe winn ing p i t che r .
Fo l lowing tha t g a m e . Cur t Whi te p i t ched and ba t ted C i n n a c r a z to a
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C r a i g e r t r a i l e d 2-1, but t ied t he s c o r e in t he s even th when K a p l a hi t a leadoff t r i p l e a n d a d v a n c e d to h o m e p l a t e b e c a u s e of a th rowing er -ro r .
Mike B r a n n a n sco red C r a i g e r ' s f i r s t run w h e n h e doubled and scored on M a t t Abbot t ' s base h i t
D r y Clean a l so c a m e f r o m behind to b e a t Twi s t 'N* Shake. T ra i l i ng 8-8 in t he b o t t o m of t he s ixth . Josh Stick-ney h i t a t h r e e - r u n h o m e r fo r tbe winning m a r g i n .
N i r a v K h e r got the win, p i tching a c o m p l e t e g a m e and s t r ik ing out 1 1
15-5 v i c t o r y ove r Dick Scot t .
Whi t e s ca t t e r ed seven hi ts and w a l k e d f ive , and he w a s 3-for-3 wi th t he b a t and knocked in t w o runs .
R i c k Drehe r and J o h n L o n g r i d g e h a d t w o hits and t h r e e R B I a p i e c e f o r C innac raz . J i m Dillon a l so d r o v e in t h r e e runs wi th a f i e lde r ' s choice , a s a c r i f i c e f ly and a single.
D a v e B r u b a k e r and Doug K i r k p a -t r i ck a l so h a d t w o hi ts each , a long wi th t w o and one RBI , r e spec t ive ly , R o d n e y Sbe l lenberger ch ipped in one RBI , too.
T b e fou r hits by L o n g r i d g e a n d Bru b a k e r w e r e doubles.
In t he only o ther g a m e , A J ' s Lounge d e f e a t e d tbe T r a d i n g P o s t 6-0.
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listing the (our league officer meetings. The GDBA wiU conduct these meetings at the following times and places: Thursday. Aug. 15. Airway Lanes, +825 Highland Road, Pootiac; Monday. Aug. 19. Ark Sterling Lanes, 33200 Schoenherr, Ster-ling Heights, Wednesday. Aug. 21. Satel-lite Bowl. 25451 Michigan, Dearborn Heights; Monday. Aug. 2«, Thunderbowl Lanes, 4200 Allen Road. Allen Park.
In addition to receiving scoring record sheets and other material, there will be discussion oo the league operaUoos. Asso-ciation representatives will be in atten-dance from 3 to 7 p jn . with a question and answer session at 6:30. Another item to be found in the envelope is a folder about ABC sanctioning and the benefits to every bowler from the membership
Tbe brochure says "Be a bowler — not just someone who bowls '"
This is a moot point for most leagues, but for some, there is a point of discus-sion about each season: 'Why pay the ex-tra money for sanctioning?" Tliis may be an even bigger point to ponder this time, since last season's SS fee has now grown to $9 per person. We all like to save mon-ey whenever we can. so consider the ben-efits from ABC (this also goes for the WIBC ladies) and the local associations.
As far as the money, M percent goes to membership benefits, 21 percent for communication and 13 percent for ad-ministration.
This is still called your best buy in sports with these services provided by the national organization: 1) all of the necessary league supplies, schedules, standing sheets, rule books, educational materials, etc. 2) standardized rules ter stant updating of the rule book; S) nearly 1,000,000 awards annually; 4) bonding program to protect the league funds f rom misuse or theft; 5) sanction materials, di-rection and consultation to managers of more than 9,000 tournaments each year. An ABC-sanctioned event gives the bowler protection that the event la prop-erly conducted in accordance with ABC rules; 6) research and testing to keep up
with today's technology. An elaborate testing facility houses studies on pins, lane finishes and conditioners and vari-ous equipment which affect our game; 7) rules interpretation and conaultaUoo (or a wide variety ol situation*. •) a 10-man service staff to travel around the coun-try. working with the local level; 9) finan-cial support to the National Bowling Council which distributes information and statistics to help strengthen the sport, 10) free film library with instruc-tional and educational mater ials as well as entertainment films for your use at league meetings or end of the season ban-quet; 11) a monthly magazine to every ABC sanctioned winter league ABC's
• eommnBiciUons department hrips to
make bowlers the most informed sports group in the world; 12) staff and/or funds to support senior citisens, collegiate and youth 10 pin bowlers, 13) participants for international 10 pin competition and is working toward full admit tance as a reg ular sport in the Olympic Games, 14) ABC is instrumental in the support of the bowling "Hall of Fame" in St. Louis
So do we need sanctioning'*
You bet we do! Every bowling league should be a fully-accredited league, with all of the benefits for the members. One new item has been added, incidentally to the list of awards, and that is a wrist watch for anyone bowling a game of 100 pins over average.
Of all the services rendered, perhaps the most indispensable is the annual yearbook which contains the league aver-ages (or all sanctioned men and women bowlers within that group. This is import-ant to anyone who ever wants to enter a tournmamenL
Tbe yearbook also contains the local records of those whose bowling accom-plishments are so noted Last year 's edi-tion contained the stats of all 102.818 male bowlers who competed in 2.822 leagues along with 79,554 women bowlers in 2,409 WIBC sanctioned leagues
All those who bowled 21 games or more in any league are listed. If anyone ever brags about their great bowling feats, you can look them up in the boot and find out if they are for real
• A new format in ladies bowling leagues is beginning now for the better bowlers with averages of ISO or more This is a trio match play league and will be competing at Cherry Hill Lanes locat-ed at Inkster Road and Cherry Hill
new and different for those womejp bowlers who are seeking more challeng ing competition with a different format than the usual team play
There will be an estimated 20 teams, bowling 35 weeks with a 6 p.m. starting time on Thursdays. For more details, contact Rose Vickerman. 31474 Rush, Garden City, 48135, or phone ber at 422-5261.
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Most of us h a v e fond m e m o r i e s of spec ia l r ec ipes tha t a r e l inked to a p a r t i c u l a r r e l a t ive , f r i end o r social g a t h e r i n g The food, the people , and the func t ion a r e equal ly i m p o r t a n t e l e m e n t s of any occas ion w h e r e food will be se rved
But s o m e t i m e s those r ec ipes get lost o r mi sp l aced , d imin i sh ing food t r ad i t i ons .
A f t e r a r e c e n t t r ip to Phoenix , Sedona and the G r a n d Canyon. I m e t a s m a l l f a m i l y tha t had just p r o d u c e d a f a m i l y cookbook "Food is t he f a b r i c tha t binds us all t o g e t h e r . " sa id Becky Be r ry , a Mesa. Ariz, r e s iden t who conce ived the cookbook p r o j e c t as a w a y to p r e s e r v e the h e r i t a g e of her m o t h e r ' s f ami ly , t he Mi l le r s
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When I think of all m o m m a ' s r ec ipes s c r i bb l ed on t a t t e r e d and torn ye l low p a p e r , not to m e n t i o n a c o m p e n d i u m of r ec ipe boxes s t u f f e d wi th c l ipp ings and o ther hand s c r a t c h e d del ights , I begin to feel t ha t s o m e d a y , the m o n u m e n t a l t a sk of sor t ing th rough will be all mine.
Compi l i ng a f a m i l y cookbook r e q u i r e s m u c h o rgan iza t ion In add i t ion to r e q u e s t i n g f a m i l y rec ipes , t h e r e is the compi la t ion , sor t ing , t e s t ing , typing, p l ann ing the con t en t and f o r m a t , the design, and f ina l ly the product ion
P r o f e s s i o n a l cookbook pub l i she r s c h a r g e va ry ing a m o u n t s , but in genera l , it will cost abou t $2 50 per book fo r 200-300 books of 150 rec ipes each F o r 1.000-1.500 cookbooks, with as m a n y as 1,500 rec ipes each , expec t to pay about $5 per book
Using a p r in t shop, p ro fess iona l ly typese t books will cost t he mos t , abou t $5.50 for 2,000 c o p i e s of a 400-page t o m e The l eas t expens ive way to publish a f a m i l y cookbook would be to t y p e o r c o m p u t e r - m p u t the rec ipes , then photocopy the pages , and do s o m e in home binding a t a cos t of about $2 eacf for 150 r e c i p e s
G r a n t e d , t h e r e a r en t a lot of peop le out t h e r e with 1,000 f a m i l y m e m b e r s who would be wil l ing to plop down a f ive spot fo r a f a m i l y cookbook If I could only f ind the t ime, it would be nothing to d i s t r i bu t e a few hundred cop ies of the M o m m a J a n e s C lass i c s Af t e r con t ac t i ng a few p ro fes s iona l cookbook publ i shers about da t a for this s tory , they all s eemed to echo the s a m e p h r a s e De lega te t a sks Appoint d i f f e r e n t people to r ev i ew rec ipes , test , tas te , p r o o f r e a d , i l lus t ra te , type and d i s t r ibu te
The B e r r y f a m i l y f r o m Mesa included jus t about all i m m e d i a t e f a m i l y m e m b e r s in the p ro jec t and a f t e r an init ial o rder of 300 (plus an addi t iona l 50 f r o m a p re s s o v e r r u n ) sold out wi thin 2 weeks It wasn t long be fo re f r i ends , ne ighbor s and even the Mesa P u b l i c L i b r a r y gift shop began p l a c i n g o r d e r s and now in i ts th i rd pr in t ing , the book has s u r p a s s e d S.000 copies sold
Of cour se , you needn' t h a v e to go t h rough a profess iona l publ i sher to w r i t e a f a m i l y cookbook Sea rch out a copy of
The F a m i l y Heir loom Cookbook. G P P u t n a m . New York, copyr igh t . 1990 about 118 which is rea l ly a loose-leaf notebook with how to sec t ions d i v i d e r s f o r m s , anecdo te s and f i l le r p a g e s of ki tchen hints A r a i n y d a y and a good founta in pen. a long with this book, is all tha t ' a keep ing you f r o m c r e a t i n g your own f a m i l y he i r loom
TH E R E ' S HARDLY a d a y t h a t goes by when I ' m not cook-ing with ol ive oil. W h e t h e r i t 's sau tee ing v e g e t a b l e s in
a p u r e ol ive oil for a s u m m e r f r i t t a t a o r m i x i n g an e x t r a v i rgin o l ive oil wi th v i n e g a r and he rbs fo r m y v e r y bes t s a l a d dressing. Olive oil is t he m o s t p rec ious c o m m o d i t y in m y k i t chen .
Why r e f e r to an olive oil a s a c o m -m o d i t y ' Although an e v e r y d a y , p u r e o l ive oil such as Berio, P l a g n i n o l or Sasso is r e l a t ive ly m o d e r a t e l y p r i c e d a t 18. o r >9 for 1 5 l i ters , an e l i t e , ex-t r a v i rg in olive oil such as B a d i a a Col t ibuono costs about $20 f o r a Vi l i te r b o t t l e Twenty d o l l a r s f o r a ^ l i t e r b o t t l e m a y be cons ide red e x t r a v -a g a n t . Is it wor th i t? Well, t h a t s a m a t t e r of t a s te !
WITH T H E new a w a r e n e s s of h e a l t h y food p r e p a r a t i o n , t h e r e has been a p ro l i f e r a t ion of ol ive oi ls in t he
o c e r y s to re and g o u r m e t m a r k e t s
Premium-es ta te bo t t l ed extra-v i rg in o l ive o i l * l ike th le one ere o f ten f o u n d In g o u r m a t »hop». Ol ive o i l s cou r tesy of Wi l l i ams Sonoma, Laure l Park Place, L ivon ia .
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Dividing olive oils mlo two categories , tor cooking sauteeing and eating may De oversimplifying the subject , lor many connoisseurs but it can IX i a helpful toot at the market Here's a kst of favorite olive orfs available m f rte Detroit Metro area
•S loosing an olive oil has been e l e v a t -ed to an a r t much like t ha t of a p p r e c i -a t i n g f ine wine. No doubt , choos ing the right one has p robab ly a l r e a d y be-gun to bewi lde r your mind , a s wel l as y o u r pa l a t e . U n d e r s t a n d i n g h o w ol ive oil is p rocessed , and the c r i t e r i a fo r labe l ing , will help you to s e l e c t t he oils which best suit your needs
Ol ive t r e e s thr ive mos t ly in Medi-t e r r a n e a n coun t r i e s About 95 p e r c e n t of the world c rop c o m e s f r o m the M e d i t e r r a n e a n A s m a l l p e r c e n t a g e c o m e s f r o m Cal i fornia And a l t h o u g h I t a l y m a y be synonymous wi th o l ive oil to m o s t of us. Spain a c t u a l l y l eads in wor ld product ion. Yet , to m o s t g o u r m e t s and food p ro fes s iona l s , I t a l -ian o l ive oil is the f ines t on e a r t h , and I c a n ' t d i s ag ree
T H E R E A R E over 60 v a r i e t i e s of o l i ve t r e e s The f l avor of e a c h of t h e m v a r i e s upon the spec i f i c soil c o n t e n t a n d c l i m a t e . Genera l ly , the o i ls f r o m N o r t h e r n I ta ly a r e fu l l -bodied , vel-ve ty smooth with a s t r ong o l ive f l a v o r which is o f t en peppe ry Ol ive oils f r o m the south of F r a n c e a r e go lden
Pepino's: Garlic by any other name
P u r e O l i v e O i l s : I Cooking -baking -grilling)
Philppo B«nc ttaiy • Moderaiety priced Plagmol, France - Expensive
E x t r a V i r g i n O i l s : (Uncooked sauces-tosses-sa'ad dressings and dips)
Ranter* Rafy - Moderately priced
L'EslroneJ) Spar - Moderalely pneed P r e m i u m - E s t a t e B o t t l e d
E x t r a - V i r g i n Oi l s : Badia a Coltibuono, Italy • Expensive Manaanli, Kaiy - Expensive
Villa Ncoia. rtaJy - Expensive
HELPFUL TIPS
• Light is harmful to ol/ve oil, sc sJore it in a cooi dark cupboard
• Mosl oils should las: six months when stored property
• Oils kept tn green glass totfles with screw-top caps wil Last longer than those m clear bottles or cork or plastic stoppers
• It's better to purchase small bottles if you're using the oil sparingly
• i If the oil has turned rancid, it will smell arid taste very bitter
• i When outdoor temperatures reach above 85 degrees you may want to store the oi m the reirige'ator it yo<u don't "have a wine cellar
in color , l i gh te r in weight than the nor thern I t a l i an oils, and of ten tas te f ru i t y T h e y ' r e ideal when blended with a r a s p b e r r y v inega r fo r a salad, and espec ia l ly nice when used for a m a y o n n a i s e o r m a y o n n a i s e - b a s e d sauce Spanish oils a r e gene ra l ly full-bodied. o r heav i e r t han the I ta l ian oils with an e a r t h y f l avo r which is o f t e n descr ibed as c o a r s e One excep t ion is L 'Es t rone l l , an ex t r a -v i rg in oil f r o m L e n d a , in n o r t h e r n Spain I t ' s smooth, has a good ol ive f l avo r , and r e t a i l s for about $7 a V* l i te r
Olive oils not only d i f f e r in f l avor , qual i ty , color and pr ice , but a lso in the i r use T h e super p r e m i u m , e s t a t e bot t le oils a r e h a n d m a d e f r o m the h a r v e s t i n g to the g r ind ing of the ol-ives b e t w e e n s tones fo r e x t r a c t i o n of the oil. T h e s e a r e e x t r a - v i r g i n oil with up to 1 p e r c e n t ac idi ty , t h e y ' r e some-t imes found in g r o c e r y s tores , but m o r e o f t en in g o u r m e t food shops l ike
the M e r c h a n t of Vino (Bi rmingham. Troy and Southf ie ld) , Williams-Sono-m a (Somerse t Mal l , T roy and Laurel P a r k Mall, Livonia) J Hirt and Rocky Peanu t Co ( E a s t e r n Marke t . Detroit i
T H E S E A N D o t h e r ex t ra virgin olive oils should be r e se rved for sal-ads , or dr izz led o v e r a brushet ta ap-petizer of t oa s t ed , c runchy bread, f resh sl iced t o m a t o e s and fresh basil l eaves or tossed wi th gar l ic into a pot of hot Imguine a n d g r a t e d P a r m e s a n cheese High h e a t des t roys the deli-c a t e f l avor of e x t r a - v i r g i n oils to say the leas t
Marc J o a n n a , m a n a g e r of Birming-h a m ' s M e r c h a n t of Vino is a lways on the lookout fo r t he newes t in top qual-ity olive oils F o r e v e r y d a y sauteeing and pan f r y i n g . J o a n n a suggests cook-ing with p u r e ol ive oil such as B e n o or Cola v i ta .
S ince most ex t ra -v i rg in oils h a v e a low smok ing point, a r o u n d 300 de-g r e e s , using an expens ive oil fo r cook-ing is a w a s t e of money as well as of a f i ne oi l ." he said "Although. I do rec-o m m e n d using ex t ra -v i rg in oil with s o m e de l ica te foods which burn easi ly. l ike gar l ic " P u r e olive oils like p e a n u t oil have a smoking r a n g e just o v e r 400 degrees ud to *60 deg rees
An e x t r a virgin oil legal ly can not be e x t r a c t e d with the use of heat or c h e m i c a l s , those des ignated e x t r a vir-gin c a n only be pressed once e i ther by hand or mechanica l ly Some a r e f i l t e r ed fo r c lar i ty and s o m e a r e not d e p e n d e n t upon the philosophy of the b o t t l e r
P u r e ol ive oil, on the o ther hand, is an oil which consists of a blend of re-f ined ol ive oil and virgin olive oil The p roces s of refining the oil can be ei-t h e r a chemica l or a physical p roces s
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I T O U T
A h h h . g a r l i c Surely t h e r e c a n b e n o g r e a t e r m e a s u r e of a good I ta l ian r e s t a u r a n t than the dep th of i t s i n v o l v e m e n t with t ha t h e a v e n l y plant . Ahhh, ga r -lic Ahhh. Pep i -
• n o ' s P e p i n o ' s R e s t a u r a n t , at tbe c o r n e r
of P o n t i a c Tra i l and Walled L a k e D r i v e in Walled Lake, is a good, f a m -ily s ty l e I t a l i an ea t e ry While i t s p o p u l a r i t y is c u r r e n t l y keeping cus-t o m e r s l ined up on F r iday and S a t u r -d a y nights , t he mea l is still wel l w o r t h the w a i t
T H E D E C O R of the sma l l , d i m l y lit r e s t a u r a n t speaks v o l u m e s P l a s -t ic t a b l e c l o t h s and plast ic f l o w e r s let d i n e r s know tha t the r e s t a u r a n t Is In-t e r e s t e d in a c a sua l and c o m f o r t a b l e c l i e n t e l e The smal l i sh r e s t a u r a n t ha s t h r e e rooms , ooe with coxy boo ths — usual ly r e se rved as t he n o n s m o k i n g sect ion - and the o t h e r t w o wi th v a r y i n g size tab les
The r e s t a u r a n t Is noisy, and at t i m e s it c a n be a chore t o hea r f r o m ooe end of a t ab le of six to the o t h e r T h e b a r w h e r e many of t he w a i t i n g d i n e r s wh i l e a w a y the i r t i m e , s t r e t c h e s acrosa the m a i n r o o m , m a k i n g It un feas ib l e as an inti-m a t e ' d in ing spot
B u t d ine r s c o m e to Pep ino ' s for t t s
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HOURS: Monday -Thur sday . 5 - 1 0
p m : F r iday-Sa tu rday , 5-11 p.m.
R e s e r v a t i o n s a c c e p t e d tor pa r t i e s
of six or m o r e only.
PRICES: Appe t i ze r s , $ 2 95-56 SO
E n t r e e s , $ 1 3 9 5 - $ 1 9 . 9 5 ( includes
J o * B a r n a r d i , o w n t r / c h t l of P e p i n o ' s , p r e s e n t s l a m b c h o p s . Osao B u c o w i t h p o -
l e n t a . b a b y b a c k r i ba , a n d R a i n b o w T r o u t , M e u n i e r e .
f r i end ly a t m o s p h e r e — and the food And here they a r e not d i sappoin ted
Dinner s t a r t s with a heaping bas-ke t of typical ga r l i c bread and b r e a d s t i c k s and the not-so- typical exce l len t cold no r the rn bean sa lad A p p e t i i e r s r s n g e f r o m $2 95 to $6 50 The s au t eed m u s h r o o m s with Made i r a , wi th a c c o m p a n y i n g gar l ic of course, waa ve ry good The angel h a i r pasta with pes to had good fla vor and t ex tu re
E N T R E E S R A N G E f r o m $15 95 to $11 95 and include six spec ia l s On
a r ecen t Saturday, those r a n g e d f r o m baked scrod with cas ino bu t t e r and cha rb ro i l ed p r awns wi th j a m ba laya rice, to pan f r ied l ive r onions and bacon, baked ch icken with r o s e m a r y and garlic, roas t p r i m e n b of beef au jus and c h a r b r o i l e d s m o k e d pork chop* with s a u e r k r a u t
Spec ia l s and menu e n t r e e s c o m e with soup or salad The d i n n e r s a l a d s a r e the all-too-typ»cal i c e b e r g let-tuce and t o m a t o wedge The soups, on tbe o t h e r hand, a r e t r u l y a l abor of love The black bean , a v a i l a b l e yea r round, is thick and f l a v o r f u l
The m i n e s t r o n e is a f l avo r fu l blend of f resh v e g e t a b l e s in a good thick stock
Pepino 's best known e n t r e e is the e x t r e m e l y p o p u l s r p a n f r i e d bonelesss r a inbow t r o u t R e s t a u r a n t owneT chef Joe B e m a r d i said the Walled Lake e a t e r y se l ls more trout than any o ther r e s t a u r a n t m Michi gah The rec ipe f o r t he de l i ca t e cost -ing on the light fish is "my own", B e m a r d i ss id , keep ing m u m shout detai ls o ther than to say it was "de-veloped ove r the y e a r s "
T H E R E S T A U R A N T has a good
se lec t ion of fish, including f r e s h L a k e S u p e r i o r w h i t e f ish, f r e s h N o r w e g i a n s a l m o n cha rb ro i l ed wi th cas ino b u t t e r and lemon sole Vetp-mque sau t eed with wine lemon and wh i t e g r a p e s
Veal lovers will not be disappoint-ed A r ecen t even ing found the popu-la r Veal Pepino ' s . g r e e n peppe r s , onions — t e n d e r a n d f l avo r fu l
Restaurant mnew* a r e i m t t a i i by four staff members om a rotat-ing b a s t s Any questions on r e -r t e t o * s h o u l d be d i r e c t e d to Keeiy Wygomk. Food Editor. Obaervtr A, E c c e n t r i c 3623 J Schoolcraft Ltvonta 46150. or c a l l 655-2105
4 8 * O&E M o o d a y . A u Q u a t 5 . 1 9 9 1
Mayonnaise makes summer fare sparkle Looking (or an easy way to add
that gourmet touch to m e a l s ' For c rea t ive inspiration, s tar t with America 's favori te condiment — mayonnaise.
By combining mayonnaise with just a few simple uigredients, you can prepare fabulous accompani-ments for sandwiches and grilled meats , poultry, seafood and vege-t ab les F lavored mayonna i ses make summer t ime meals sparkle they're new, easy, quick and deli-cious. - Try making Roasted Red Pepper Mayonnaise, flavored with fresh basil and ja r red roasted red peppers. It 's tbe perfect comple-ment for a great tasting grilled chicken sandwich served on a crun-cfty baguette with rmnatuu lettuce.
If seafood is your passion, c rea te £ b u t a e y Mayonnaise by combining fresh ginger and grated lime peel and chutney. This makes a truly scrumptious shrimp salad. Lemon Mayonnaise is a snap to prepare and fresh-as-a-daisy with broiled fish fillets or steaks
And don't forget summer 's boun-tiful selection of fresh vegetables. Dress them up by preparing Herb Mayonnaise pungent with fresh parsley and dill.
Hellmann's and Best Foods may-onnaise comes in three varieties to Iheet the needs of today's con-sumers: real, light reduced calorie and cholesterol f ree reduced calo-rie.
ROASTED RED P E P P E R MAYONNAISE
1 cup light or cholesterol f r e e re-duced calorie mayonnaise. «*» cup roasted red pepper 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped fresh basil -
In blender or food processor, blend mayonnaise, red pepper and basil until smooth. Cover, chill to blend flavors. Serve with grilled or roasted meats or poultry or use as a sandwich spread Store covered in refrigerator up to 2 weeks Makes IV« cups
CHUTNEY MAYONNAISE 1 cup light or cholesterol f r e e re-
duced calorie mayonnaise lk cup chutney, finely chopped
In small bowl combine may-onnaise. chutney, ginger and lime peel. Cover, chill to blend flavors. Serve with grilled or poached seafood or poultry or use as a sandwich spread. Store covered in refrigerator up to 1 week. Makes 1V« cups.
LEMON MAYONNAISE 1 cup light or cholesterol f r e e re-
In smal l bowl combine mayon-naise and lemon peel. Cover, chill 2 hours to blend flavors. Serve with grilled or roasted poultry, seafood
F l a v o r e d mayonna i se a d d s • g o u r m e t t o u c h to b a r b e c u e f avo r -i tes l i ke g r i l l ed c h i c k e n a n d s e a f o o d vege tab le k a b o b s
or vegetables. Store covered in re-f r igera tor up to 1 week Makes 1 cup.
HERB MAYONNAISE 1 cup light or cholesterol f r e e re-
In small bowl combine mayon-naise, dill, parsley and lemon juice. Cover, chill 2 hours to blend fla-vors. Serve with grilled or roasted meats, poultry, seafood or vegeta-bles. Store covered in refrigerator up to 1 week. Makes 1 cup.
Olive oil adds zest to bread and salads
BRUSHETTA
Reprinted f rom the recently pub-lished. Cranbrook Reflections. A Cu-linary Collection. August 1W1. Cran-brook House and Gardens Auxiliary 119 95 1 loaf crusty sourdough French bread, uniliced 'A to cup virgin olive oil 5-6 large garlic gloves, peeled 5-6 medium slxe ripe tomatoes, sliced v, inch thick 20 large fresh basil leaves
Preheat broiler or barbecue grill Slice several pieces of bread (V%-inch thick) and toast both sides. Remove, brush one side of each slice liberally with olive oil. Rub each slice with a garlic clove, top with tomato slice and a basil leal. Serve immediately Continue repeating the process until all ingredients are used. Serves 8-10.
Cranbrook Reflections, A Culinary Collection is available at some local bookstores and by mail: $19.95 plus 80 cents tax plus J3.50 postage and handling, Cranbrook Reflections. J80 Lone Pine Road Box 801. Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48303-0801
BASIC VINAIGRETTE DRESSING M« cup extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons red wine or cham-pagne vinegar salt to taste freshly ground black pepper to taste 1 4 teaspoons to 2 teaspoons quality white wine mustard or f resh herb mustard
Mix ingredients in a blender or in a shaker j a r Shake or blend just be-fore tossing
INSALTA DI MOZZARELLA 4 red peppers, cored, seeded and roasted ** lb. f resh mozzarella cheese, cut ID slices to ^ - inches (available io Italian marke t s and gourmet shops) 1 small head bibb lettuce
Dressing: 6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons lemon joice 1 S tablespoons fresh, snipped basil leaves 1 teaspoon anchovy paste cracked black pepper salt, to taste
' O l d - W o r l d c h a r d o n n a y ' Napa Valley vinyard offers estate-bottled wine
Monday Aupuai 5, 1991 O&E • SB
new products
Sequoia Grove Vineyards is just north of Robert Mondavi Vineyards and Cakebread Cellars along High-way 29 In Napa Valley
Until the 1987 crush, the winery was housed in a remodeled, century-old b a m , nestled among a smal l stand of towering sequoia t rees
In the early 1970s, owner J im Al-len had been looking for a place to grow grapes and make wine.
He considered Virginia and partic-ipated in a grape growing feasibility study in New Mexico Making wine in New Mexico became a reality, but with grapes shipped from California.
For four years, tbe winery func-tioned in the Allen family kitchen, where Allen produced California ca-bernet sauvignon. chardonnay and
Garnish: Watercress leaves, 12-16 small Nicols olives
To prepare peppers, coat the quar-ters with oil Place them skin side up on a cookie sheet and roast under a broiler until skins are browned Re move peppers to a small brown pa-per bag, close tightly, allow to set 5 minutes. Remove peel using a paring knife, cut into 1-inch str ips and refri-gerate Mix dressing in a jar or a blender At serving t ime arrange let tuce leaves on individual salad plates Arrange pepper slices alter nately with slices of cheese Dribble dressing over each Garnish with watercress leaves and small Nicoise olives. Serves 4
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zinfandel. FINALLY. ALLEN and his wife.
Barbara , decided to be practical and move to California to continue winemaking near a reliable g rape source.
Sequoia Grove grows 25 acres of grapes (chardonnay, cabernet sau-vignon. merlot and cabernet f ranc) in the vineyard surrounding the win-ery Wines f rom this parcel are es-tate bottled
Other grapes used to make tbe wines that have attracted an enthusi-astic following are bought Tbe char-donnay is sou reed from the Carneros region and the cabernet f rom Napa Valley
Sequoia Grove estate-bottled char-
doonays are mack in a Montrachet • tyle f rom 35-year-old vines. Tbey a re complex, layered and structured with oak nuances.
"I want a classic, old-world char-donnay," Allen said. "It 's important to me that the Sequoia Grove style showcase regional charm.
"I also want tbe wines to age well Consequently, maiolactic fermenta-tion is avoided
SEQUOIA GROVE'S Carneros ap-pellation designated chardonnays a re intentionally crisper and frui t ier with earlier approachability
Acids are higher due to the Car-neros climatic influence, and the wine as a whole is tight-knit with up-f ront fruit and a cr isp finish — a
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-vorites." TO AVOID a big. tannic style, Al-
len applies his winemaking tools to the Napa-designated cabernet sau-vignons to keep them immediately supple and simultaneously complex They finish with delicacy and depth
"Es ta te wines, deserving a sepa-r a t e bottling should be unique."
Sequoia Grove Els tale Cabernet Sauvignon is consciously made as a Bordeaux blend (90 percent cabernet sauvignon blended with 10 percent cabernet franc, merlot and petit ver-dot).
A 21-day extended macerat ion has given the wine complexity with a
WINE SELECTIONS OF THE WEEK
Sequoia Grove Vineyards special-izes in only two varietals, chardon-nay and cabernet sauvignon These super-premium wines a re either es-tate bottled or appellation designat-ed ^nrl w f l w l Ihp Kan/1-/rafting nf winemaker/owner J im Allen. The following a re current releases avail-able in this market 1988 Carneros Chardonnay, ($19), 1968 Estate-Bot-tled Chardonnay, (S22); 198? Napa Cabernet Sanvignoo, ($20); and 1987 Estate-Bottled Cabernet Sanvignon, ($27).
delicate finish
"AGING CABEJINET in small oak cooperage allows the wine to extract wood tannins that make the finish hard
"Fo l lowing f e r m e n t a t i o n , all Sequoia Grove cabernet spends the first six to eight months in large, neutral oak upright tanks
"After this, tne wine is aged fur-ther in small cooperage of which only 10 percent is new oak
SINCE ALLEN was wearing the hats of winemaker. CEO and mar-keting director at Sequoia Grove, it became necessary to search for a wine marketing company
"Our effor ts led us to Kobrand a respected group of professionals which had been looking for an in-vestment opportunity in California for 10 years.
"Now, they not only market Sequoia Grove wines, but have be come limited par tners in the win-ery,"
In hindsight, it m a y now be said that Kobrand found an established winery with an outs tanding product, but one that lacked the finances needed to marke t it.
The infusion of Kobrand s capital allowed the Aliens to build a new winery behind the century-old barn - tbe first in Napa Valley to have a below-ground barre l -aging cellar
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Savory Eggplant Meze is a vegeta-ble mixture that can be stuffed into pita pockets or served on crusty bread
It can also be used as a topping for baked fish, pasta and pizza, or served as a side dish with grilled meats or poultry It is packaged m a 7 -ounce jar
Ladolemono (Lemon Caper) Dress-ing is a classic Greek dressing made with olive oil, wild capers, garlic and lemon juice It is available in a 12-ounce bottle
COUNTRY OLIVE Mix is a blend
Grilled steak makes 2 healthy meals
of five distinct olive var iet ies packed in a del icate brine flavored with wild oregano and olive oil.
This product can be combined with lemon peel, garlic, chili flakes or herbs for hors d'oeuvres. or used as a garnish for soups, sandwiches and hot entrees It is available in a 7 - ounce jar
Glykadi Vinegar, which means sweet vinegar." can be drizzled
over roasted onions or tomatoes, pear and walnut salad, or any sweet-and-sour recipe It is packed in a country-style, half-liter glass bottle
These products a re available by mail
(For a catalog, write to Pelo-ponnese, 2227 Poplar St.. Oakland. Calif 94607 )
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Her co lumn. "Fami ly -Tes t ed Winner Dinner, will re turn IB September
Fi re up the grill! A backyard bar-becue makes healthy eating deli-cious, fun and easy
Grilling requires no additional f a t (such as butter or oil), so it's a heart-wise way to prepare your favori te foods Even the most popular sum-mer pick-grilled steak — can be par t of a low-fat diet
Health experts recommend choos-ing lean beef cuts such as top sirloin, tenderloin or top round Be sure to t r im all visible fat before cooking,
three ounces of cooked meat — not a half pound steak!
For a simple grillside accompani-ment, pair fresh vegetables and herbs with cholesterol-free noodles Tender and fluffy, tbey make a low-fat base for side dishes and salads, creating a healthful al ternat ive to mayonnaise and sour cream-laden cole slaw and potato salad.
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Note If desired, steak m a y be broiled Place steak on rock in broiler pan. 3 to 4 inches from heat Broil 14 to 18 minutes for rare to medium
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V* package (6 ounces) cbolesierol-f ree noodles 1 pound reserved Sesame Sirloin (see recipe above) Reserved soy sauce mar inade (see recipe above) 1 cup thinly sliced yellow squash 1 cup sliced mushrooms 1 cup blanched pea pods V» cup sliced green onions 1 teaspoon toasted sesame seeds
Cook noodles according to pack-age directions without salt Mean-while, cut steak into 2xlx1-«-inch strips Drain noodles Toss with re-served mar inade , s teak str ips squash, mushrooms, pea pods, onions and sesame seeds1 Chill before serv-ing Makes 6 (l-1-* cup) servings
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Paula pounds out quips B y f t o b S a d l s r special writer
In what will probably be tbe most bizarre comedy double bill of tbe summer . Paula Pounds tone comes to Pine Knob this week as an opener for Alan King.
Alan King? Well, he's a funny guy and all, but we ' re talking two differ-ent audiences here — "sixtysoroe-thing" vs. " thir tysome thing."
"Well. I 've thought of tbe same thing," Poundstooe said with a laugh during an interview last week from her house in Los Angeles. "It might be a problem, but I hope not. I try to think of every possible disaster that can cross my mind."
She had absolutely DO idea how tbe pairing was arranged, she said. It 's only a two-night deal, with the Pine Knob show being repeated tbe next day in Gwcago
night has earned her respect and ac-colades from her peers, cri t ics and audiences alike. Poundstone was the 19fc» American Comedy Award winner for Best Female Stand-Up and has made countless network and cable television appearances
"I 'VE BEEN at this quite a while, and I have a lot of mater ia l . I t 's not like I never repeat anything. I t has a lot to do with the audience on a given night. Just out of sheer boredom, you have to rotate your mater ia l , you know."
Poundstone also had some opin-ions about playing a la rger outdoor venue, vs. the more in t imate comedy club.
"I think everybody's act works bet ter (in a small club). If you could see Bruce Springsteen in a smal l
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sometimes she can go completely warped.
\ Body language Is a key e lement in Poundstone'* delivery. She has been known to per form her ma te r i a l draped over stools, wrapped in tbe microphone cord or just plain f la t on her back
The news is always ripe pickings for material , and Poundstone likes to inject her opinions into what ' s happening.
"I feel that when you have some-one's attention, it's probably a good idea to say something somewhat worthwhile."
George Bush is one of her favor i te topics lately, and she Is defini tely not among his fans. Poundstone jok-ingly alluded to thinking about run-ning for president next year , s ince none of the Democrats seem to be mounting a significant challenge.
It could be an interesting couple of days for Poundstone. But if anybody can handle it, she can.
Her ability to adapt to audiences and pe r fo rm a different show each
did an outdoor thing in Cincinnati last week. It can be done."
H E R ACT can be s t ra ight observa-tional quips about life in the '90s, or
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"Now that Pee-wee Herman is a threat to every man, woman and child in America, the beck with Bush — It's this guy we have to worry about now."
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By Pat Schutte special writer
The vast waters of the Great Lakes offer many things for many people. From recreation to indus-try. we all benefit in one way or another f rom the world's largest fresh water reserve
To several area residents, the Great Lakes represent much more than just a haven for sportsmen. To them, the waters hold historic tales of daring and adventurous people
Great Lakes shipwrecks. "The in-terest in descending on something that no one has ever seen before is tremendous."
Trotter and his associates have found more than 40 "virgin" (tbey are the first to discover them) shipwrecks and have dove down to 20 of them
ITIL1ZING WHAT is known as a side scan sonar, the research t eam painstakingly charts the bottom of the lake, looking for abnormal i t ies
who, challenged the sometimes deadly waters
Undersea Research Associates, based in Caton Township, is a non-profit organization that researches, locates and documents G r e a t Lakes shipwrecks. The group is led by David Trotter An employee of the Ford Motor Co. during the week, come summer, his weekends are spent on the waters of Lakes Huron and Erie in a neverending search for i
"It's been a progressive effect on my diving," said Trotter who's been diving for 25 years, the last 15 of which have been devoted to
that may or may not turn out to a sunken ship.
But even before they hit the wa-ter, a lot of research has been done in libraries, piecing together infor-mation to get a general idea where the vessel went down,
"We begin with library research on the wreck." said Dr. Werner H. Wahl of Bloomfield Hills, affec-tionately known as Doc within the group. "Utilizing all kinds of books.
newspaper articles, we try to find out who was on it, where it was going and what it was carrying."
And one very important aspect
of tbe team to note right off the bat is that they are not a sa lvage team — what's on the bot tom is left on the bottom.
" Removing a r t i f ac t s has never been an interest of mine ," said Trotter, speaking for the whole group "We feel this is right for mar i t ime history An a r t i f ac t re-moved from a ship is out of place somewhere else."
During the building of many Midwestern cities, there were as many as 4.000 ships on the Great
commodities, packaged goods and building mater ia ls to the people who did the work.
ACCORDING TO Tro t t e r , the wrecks that went down in shallow water back then were salvaged, the deep water ones were let go. All of the ships then were m a d e of wood planking, so with the freezing and thawing of the Grea t Lakes, the
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A f i n d l i ke the f i g u r e h e a d o n t h e b o w of a Grea t T ro t te r of Underaea Reaearch A s s o c i a t e s to Lakaa ' s h i p w r e c k is g o o d reason D a v i d smi le .
"Unlike the old salt wa te r wrecks, fresh water wrecks lie in a remarkable state of preservation." he said "They're phenomenal t ime capsules "
The most interesting wreck the
of tbe Hunter Savidge. Without warning, a Lake Huron whirlwind squall s truck the masted schooner at 4 p.m. Aug. 20, 1899
"In a terr i fying 10 seconds, the ship was spun around and capsized, trapping the captain 's wife and the wife and daughter of the owner in the cabin of the ship as she went down," Trot ter said.
What made the wreck just a bit more interesting to the men who
area As a result, they put together a special presentation for the fami-lies
While the t eam hasn't come across something like a sea mon-ster. they have come across some
the murky depths of the lakes
"ON THE WRECK of the 25-foot s t eamer Kamloops (that went down in 1927 in the icy waters near Isle Royale in Lake Superior) we were diving oo the ship and 1 en-tered the engine room." Trotter said. "There I found that tbe engi-neer was still on duty "
"David and I go down ISO feet, sometimes over 200, along a line and into complete darkness," said
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have no idea what you're t t ed ln lo " Once on the wreck, in which the
diver sometimes have only 18-20 inches of visibility, they begin to take pictures Not of each other next to the anchor or something. but they creep along the hull taking what amounts to a toosaic ol photo-graphs.
"Due to limited visibility, be-cause of silt, a wide-angle lens can be blurry," said Rudy Whitworth o T Westland. an engineer with Ford whose been with Trotter and Wahl since 1978 We utilized macro photograpy due to the sharpness of def iniuon it has when p f a X o g n t h -ing something many tunes ftwru as little as 20 inches or l e® away "
apart . As a result, it 's the deep water
jwrecks that Trotter and his men look for
found it on Nov 8. 1988. was dis-covering that some of the descen-dants of the captain and the owner were still living in the Sebewaing
Wahl. who has a doctoral degree in nuclear chemistry "The line is grappled into something and until you reach the bottom, you really
For a bit of ecstasy
The photographs a re then given to Great Lakes marine ar t is t Rob-ert McGreevy
"I t ry to make some sense of i t ," said McGreevy. ."The Wreck looks like a lumber yard on the bottom-It becomes a real detective «U>ry."
By Pst Schutte special writer
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DAVID TROTTER
Rudy W h i t w o r t h e x p l o r e s t ha ca rv ings on tha b o w of s sh ipwreck d i s c o v e r e d by Undersea Research Assoc ia tea .
The crew of Undersea Research Associates spends thousands of hours on the waters of Lakes Huron and E r i e in s e a r c h of m i s s i n g shipwrecks
Tbe most impor tan t fea ture on board their 28-foot boat is the Klein side-scan sonar. With this piece of equipment, they can get an accura te picture of the lake's bot tom.
Nicknamed the "Fish ." tbe unit sends out sonar waves that bounce off the bottom as it is actually dragged 600 feet behind the boat The incoming informaUon is deliv-ered via a cable to another unit that reeords the topography of the lake bottom
And once the dry land research as to the whereabouts of a wreck is done, the tedious and seemingly nev-erending search is on
"It 's like plowing a f ield," said Dr Werner H Wahl whose library re-search lends itself to developing a
grid-like pat tern for the boat to fol-low "Back and forth and back and forth "
The team leaves port f rom Por t Sanilac with 36 hours of fuel If the weather is right, they'll search for 24 hours straight.
"We've covered as much as 50 square miles and as little as one square mile." said David Trot ter
Then, like a lightning bolt, it hits "All of a sudden somebody yells
bingo and everybody drops what they're doing and runs to the sonar screen, said Wahl "In the intrigue of the search, we spend a lot of t ime and frustrat ion for a couple of min-utes of ecstasy "
Once they confi rm that the i tem on the screen may be a shipwreck, the team gets into their diving gear and beads down a grappling line into the dark waters of the lake
"In 170 feet of water, you some-times can' t see three feet."' said Trotter "On good days, you can see 10 feet "
This is where the danger comes
into play for these adventurers Sometimes. Trotter and his col-leagues have to dive close to 200 feet, occasionally deeper, in order to reach a wreck
"We have gone down as deep as 230 feet which is risky," Trotter said. "At depths like that, there is a very thin edge between disaster and safety."
One thing that has an adverse ef-fect on the divers at those depths is what's known as nitrogen narcosis or "Martini 's Law "
"Tbe pressure at depths over the port diving level (ISO feet max) cre-ates mental impairment, " Trotter said And the deeper you go, the worse it gets "
One hundred feet is equal to hav-ing one mar t in i and every 33 feet thereaf ter is equal to one more So at 230 feet, the diver has five martinis worth of impai rment to deal with
"That doesn t mean that we re looking out for trouble," Trotter said "You just have to understand the risks the deeper you go "
McGREEVY STARTS with a pencil sketch, then uses lays (trans-parent f i lm over the original) to apply more information The fin-ished product, which takes six months to complete, is done with pen and ink
When something m a d e of wood has been underwater, somet imes for close to 100 years, some of tbe information important to tbe d raw ing can be missing McGreevy avoids filling in those blanks.
I scrupulously avoid ad-libb-ing," he said "If we can' t find it, we leave it blank until we find it. And sometunea, by looking at old photographs or paintings, j * can give the guys an idea at what should be there and they'll feok for it and eventually find it "
F rom the research to the hunt to the discovery and final drawing, all that 's left is to present the findings to the public Trotter puts together what he calls "mult i -media" pro-grams, slide shows set to music and narra ted by himself
He's done hundreds of the shows, mostly for libraries and historical societies
Artist's touch give shipwrecks a n^yv life By Pet Schutte special wrtter ^
Of all the members of Undersea Research Associ-ates. Great Lakes mar ine ar t is t Robert McGreevy's background in ships may date back the farthest
Bom in Belfast. Northern Ireland. l lcGreevy grew up in the shadows of the Harland 4 Wolffs Shipyard Many of the homes in his neighborhood were built f rom •craps f rom the shipyard and his father, grandfather and uncle literally worked their f ingers to the bone in the shipyard
"When my grandfather ret i red, I don't think that he had a complete finger on ei ther hand." said the Grosse Pointe Woods resident
It was at Harland and Wolffs that members of the McGreevy family worked oo the first of two classic mari t ime disasters — the Tl tant ic If it hadn t sunk. McGreevy said, it would still be the most beautiful ship ever built His latest work of ar t Is oo the Titan-tic It debuted Aug 1
When McGreevy immigra ted to the United State*, his father and uncle were recruited to work for the Great Lakes Engineering Works in River Rouge Ironi-cally. they came over to work oo a new Great Lakes super freighter, the Edmund Fitzgerald His ancle sailed on the Big F i t s" for a number of years
"1 guess it was just fate that they were involved with
two o f ' t h e gfeatest shipwrecks of all t ime." said McGreevy "Luck of the Irish. 1 don't know I guess I've never been able to come up with a snappy answer '
M c G R E E W S WATER color print of the Edmund Fitzgerald remains as one of his roost popular
McGreevy has worked with Undersea Research As-sociates for about 10 years When he's not re-creating what things look like on the bottom of a lake, he's de-signing stuff for Chysler Corp As an industrial sculp-ture. ooe of McGreevy's creations was the r am ' s bead for the hood of Dodge trucks
Much of the painting and drawing he does is in a setting that definitely lends itself to what he's putting oo the canvas His studio is in a home that sits oo top of a 100-foot bluff overlooking the Thumb Shipwreck Pre-serve on Lake Huron
On an especially rough day. I can p ic ture the ships, taking waves over the pilot house and get a real feeling for why so many ships sunk in this area, he said
When be was doing his artwork in his Grosse Pointe Woods home. McGreevy couldn't get a feel for what the ihipa had to go through in rough wate rs Now. with his second home and studio just north of Po r t Sanilac, the dangers of the Great Lakes are reflected in his work
WORKING WTTH David Trotter to c r ea t e a picture of something underneath the water is a bit different IK»W paimiwg ships while they're sailing Like Trotter.
McGreevy does his homework before the divers bring back the photographs
"Say, if they've found an 1800s s teamer, I'll do as much research as possible on that class of ship so I can give the divers an idea of what to look for, he said "I'll make a rough drawing ahead of t ime on what 's supposed to be there - certain things that have to be in certain places
"And sometimes I even go out oo the boat and inter-view the divers when they come up from the wreck "
McGreevy's nezt big adventure in painting is a ship called the Atlantic, a s teamer that e a r n e d immigran ts between Buffalo and Detroit If the name of the ship sounds familiar, that 's because it 's the same boat that a California salvage company found in the Canadian wa-ters of Lake Ontario
Tbe painting, in which McGreevy took an old paint-ing (there are oo known photographs of the Atlantic) and actually turned the ship, will fea ture the Atlantic passing in front of Detroit 's Michigan Central Rai l road docks
From a boy growing in the shadows of a shipyard. McGreevy has parlayed his love of tbe big ships and his talent for art into being one of the premiere Grea t Lakes mar ine ar t is ts
It is doing something that you feel has some sort of historical impact." he said "By doing It accurately, we clear up a lot of misconceptions about a wreck and set the record straight for future historians "
Robert McGreevy big ships and teient the premiere Greet L
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By Larry O'Connor staff writer
F o r g e t d i s o r i e n t e d f e l i n e s . COftfae a Cat can leave tbe human bead In perpetual vertigo as well.
The band, aptly named af te r a skit f r o m "Monty Py thon ' s F l y i n g Circus," plays a skittering blend of folk rock, tempered in new music sensibilities.
Lush harmonies waf t above plain-tive guitar s t rumming serve to m a k e Confuse a Cat's music somewhat spasmodic yet quaintly seductive. Each number on the band's five-song demo tape is a sealed consciousness
Quite clear in this, though, is the anti-pretentious, ant i -enter tainment platform from which they work. For this, Confuse a Cat will gladly dis-play their flaws if it bears the f ru i t of a good, original song.
There's more than a ring of au-thenticity when bassist Jenny Gabel says. "We don't wri te songs to im-press people. We don't t ry to please them. We just come up with what we come up with and hopefully they'll Like it."
Ga&el sums up things, puts tbe lug nuts on the wheel of moving thought whereas singer-guitarist J im Mil-ler's mind is constantly spinning.
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Confuse a Ca t , n a m e d a f te r a aki t f r o m " M o n t y P y t h o n ' s F ly ing C i r cua , ' J i m Mi l ler , C a t h y C o n n e i l a n d Dav id Byrd .
i n c l u d e a J e n n y Gabe l ,
'We don't write songs to impress
people. We don't try to please them.
We just come up with what we come
up with and hopefully they'll like it.'
— Jenny Gabel
The 1987 Livonia Franklin gradu-ate sits with his legs prop up. care-fully sipping his coffee and cautious-ly gauging his responses in the Loo-ney Baker doughnut shop. He's P C. (perpetually courteous).
"I like cats." Miller said. " I 'm al-iergic to them. They're a t t rac ted to me, though, for some reason."
FOR THE record, none of the four members of Confuse a Cat has a fel-ine. Here's the rest of the story.
Confuse a Cat can be traced back to an ad in the Metro Times through which Cathy Conneil me t Miller in 1988. Together, they wrote songs and added Jenny Gabel. The band worked under the original name of
couple of weeks. Miller. Conneil and Gabel, another
1987 graduate of Livonia Frankl in , continued to wri te songs and per-formed acoustically on the s t ree t s of Ann Arbor before they found a drummer. David Byrd of Rochester Hills joined on and Confuse a Cat went on the prowl.
So far, the band has pr imari ly
clubs as 3-D. Hamt ramck P u b and Cross Street Station.
The neophyte outfit even put in an appearance at the vaunted Old Mi-ami. known as a meet ing place of Vietnam veterans where one re-frains from mentioning J a n e Fon-da's name.
In all. Confuse a Cat 's approaches everything as a learning experience.
Right now, we're just stumhling
young band, t rying to find our identi-ty."
EVER SO care fu l not to betray their influences, Confuse a Cat doesn't leave an accessible trail . Mil-ler mentions he likes the words of Bob Dylan. Elvis Costello, Bono of U2 along with the kinetic distortion of Sonic Youth.
casionally to wri te the lyrics such as on the ra ther mesmeriz ing guitar f r ac tu red number . "Ten Green Signs." Miller comes up with a ma-jority of the words, some of which might be described as searching the outer limits of the soul.
On "Shake," one of five songs on the band 's d e m o tape , Mi l le r screeches "shake, shake your pret ty thing" while Conneil counters with
"1 don't try to analyze his writing too much," said Conneil, a 1987 graduate of Troy High School.
Miller i l lustrates the typical new music connoisseur. Weaned on AOR radio fare, he was converted on a camping trip. A fr iend brought along a batch of tapes of non-WRIF or WLLZ bands, such as tbe Ramooes, and they echoed through tbe woods.
Gabel comes f r o m a classical mu-sic background, proficient in the vio-lin, cello and accordion. "She's Our Brian Jones," Miller said.
BUT IT was Gabel ' s brother who handed her bass and an a m p with the f i rm instructions to join a rock'n'roll band. From a crea t ive aspect, she couldn't have m a d e a bet ter choice.
t ime craf t ing songs a s playing them live. One of the be t te r forums, for their disjointed folk-inspired mus-ings turned out to be on the s treets of Ann Arbor.
"As far as honing us. it forced us to listen to one another and it point-ed out one thing: We needed a drummer ," Miller said. "We were all over the place musical ly ."
And now?
around," said Miller, who at tends Wayne State University. "We ' re a
'Fill my mouth up with sand/Stick a "You can really pin up my spine/Bring m e down one more t ime."
the music since we f i rs t started, ' Gabel said. "I t ' s m o r e polished."
'Angel' captures Frame's inspiration By John Monaghan special writer
Classmates affectionately call her "Fuzzy." They persuade her to do something, anything with the mop of red hair that crowns ber head like a frizzy halo.
But they have no luck. Nor can they force her to "mix" with the rest of the world. Her terminal shyness causes people to label her not just anti-social but schizophrenic.
"An Angel at My Table," the story of New Zealand author Janet F r ame , didn't easily translate to the screen Jane Campion, who directed the crit-ically acclaimed "Sweetie" in 1988, cleverly weaves her way into the mental workings of a creat ive and Intelligent introvert.
F rame , still alive and working to-day, is played by three different ac-tresses in three separate sections. In ' T o the Is-land," we meet her as a child — one of five children of a working class family during the De-pression
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She sleeps huddled together in a big bed with three older s is ters Though she spends a fa i r amount of t ime standing in the corner at school, she picks up the wri t ing bug early
We meet tbe various influences in her life, from her hard-working par-ents to ber teachers, who range f rom empty authori tar ians to truly in-spired educators.
WHEN IT comes t ime for F r a m e to enter the world of teaching, she freezes "Just pretend I 'm not here." says the gruff inspector who ar r ives to sit in on her class. She s t a res at the blackboard and chalk in her me-
ticulously prepared classroom and can't ut ter a sound
A h a n d s o m e p r o f e s s o r , who Frame has a crush on, advises her to enter a hospital for observation. Over the next eight years, F r a m e un-dergoes more than 200 jolts of shock therapy She would have died there if not for her writing, which actually gets published while she suffers in the hospital.
The final section. "The Envoy From Mirror City." finds F r a m e still shy. still nervous, embarking on a writing trip to England and Spain, sponsored by a l i terary grant . She reluctantly enters the Bohemian world of affected English-speaking
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Director Campion opens the film with a shot f rom high above, craning down into the lives of the F rame family. She bathes these early sequences in darkened, slightly off-key colors, like a faded family pho-tograph
YET, THIS is not showy fi lmmak-ing. Where the bizarre "Sweetie' ' was favorably compared to the works of David Lynch. "Angel at My Table" resembles "My Left Foot" for the earthy quality of its storytell-ing Campion says she wanted to capture the calculated simplicity of her subject s wri t ing and succeeds brilliantly
Subtle moments stick with you. When the rest of the girls a re ecstat-ic over the a tomic bomb blast and the end of World War II. F r ame looks on in horror and pain You catch her gazing longingly at the happy classmates and family mem-bers who so easily socialize and find love.
"My only romance is in poetry and l i terature," she confesses
Playing for a second weekend at the Detroit Fi lm Theat re . "An Angel at My Table" is the story of any tal-ented, insecure person who doesn't readily fit into society Tbe story of her inspiration, suffer ing, and even-tual triumph result in tbe year s most stirring f i lm
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348 C e m e t e r y L o t s 358 M o r t g a g e s - L a n d C o n t r a c t s 3 6 ! M o n e y t o L o a n - B o r r o w 362 Real Es ta te W a n t e d
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370 I n c o m e P r o p e r t y 371 Indus t r ia l Vacan t P r o p e r t y 372 I n v e s t m e n t P r o p e r t y
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301 Opan House* FARMINGTON HILLS Sun 2-Spm. Immacula te 2 b e d r o o m toemhouee . 1 5 bath*, Ml app l encea , Mr. I l rapl ioe . ga rage . $61,500 16821 Country O c t * 661 -6963
302 Birmingham Bloomfiekl
BIRMINGHAM - BEST BUV m pr ime Quartori Lake Es ta tes ComWetly u p d a t e d 3 bedroom ranch. pickled oak floor*, m a r t * tVeplace 4 toyer Iamity room with vaulted caMng, off a* MO kitchen FUA baaatriant Oarv Iral Mr Naw landacaplna. Uuaa aaa . 1227,500 2Sft-4«42
BIRMINGHAM 3 ranch, flnlahed Eaearr em. i v t ba th* . 1 car uw kg*, c e n t r a ham ecnooM
ak . Bkmmg-642-0261
BIRMINGHAM - 3 edroort i brtck a t t ached ge-Convent lonel
t e rm* oMy . $103,000 254-1044
BLOOMF1ELO HILLS - I w w local n — r 1 4 '•*— 1 Frarfc«ri In tha
n a t " i .njdi ol B o Q m H a d
a a k out rayma aattmo - M M 000 125,000 axlar lor m v Prtoa InckKjaa >125.0
l» n ^ w a i l i 932 -3123
BLOOMF1CLO HICKORY QBOVJ Sud 2751 Ftambano Ufa* 4 bad -room aolonlai. i iaaar k r a c a . oarv-tral a« dack . S I M 90C 33S-3374
ONLY 4 b a d r o o m In Quar ton achooi ( M l a u n d a r 1200.000 H g tmrrar, room wflh Ihaplaoa. »ary g o o d cor . union, cafl Oava Baatry Ralph Man-ual. M 7 - 4 S M or 147-7100
303 W^ lmfh lKaago Orchard Laka
BY OWHER- 3 b a d r o o m 2 &a»h ranch Opan door plan, naw fcimaoa. Mr I mmtmr r a M n >>noad lo aaa al $124,500 C M I a A a r 4 « m 737-003®
ORCHARD LAKE VIEW, PRIVATE ACCESS
LOT ANO BOAT DOCK s u i u n a y daoora iad Fra ra Uoyd wngm maparad
on a 1 ac ra malura i raa M a d KM HMa K M o a P n o a d io
aeu. 6* OWNW « S22>.000 M l U - n r S o r d a y » « # 2 - i 1 5 4
U P P W 8TMMTS LMC£ ACCESS B a a d i I boM tirt .aagaa 1 bad-n o n 2 b a i n (amfly room. M n g room OaaWaOia a r a a Broi iar /
1112*00 3*L-»6&3
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304 Farmington
304 Farmington Farmington Hills
A t t r a c t i v e Colony Park I j m q u a p ropa r ty on tiaautWm t r aad d o u b i a lot 4 badroom. approx 3 >00 aq ft tn m u W r i condit ion In 1 2 0 0 . 0 0 0 r a n g e Ownar 553-0843
BY OWNER - Praaoooua Franklin Unoii SuOdivlaiori at Farmlnglon HMa 3 b a d r o o m , 2 ba th . iMng r o o m , f l r a p l a c a b a a a m a n i , 1 1 2 0 . 0 0 0 Al financing optkona con a tda rad i imnadla la occupancy poa-altMa Can a f l a i 6pm 451-2206
FARMINGTON MILLS - Larga 3 bad -room. 2 b a t h b r * » R ^ c h m fnandly *V*a C a p n FVaahaQ P a a a m a n i
l a raa lot, m o r a J u « $87,500 HEPPAIRO & ASSOCIATES
478-2000
FARMIMGTON - OulMandlng do»rv-toam loca t ion 4 b a d n w n Colonial. 2 c a r g a r a g d . oantral m dack. Florida r o o m , l o a d e d Juat $164 ,900
H E P P A R O & ASSOCIATES 478-2000
307 South Lyon Miilord-Highiand
A NEW COMMUNITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES
EAGLE HEIGHTS, SOUTH LYON
3 or 4 b a d r o o m h o m a a with baaa-m a n t . g a r a g a . prtoad f r o m $106,000 lot inc luded
Naw ModM Opan 12-epm 196 to MWord Rd . S lo 10 M i a Rd . W t o MM S t r aa t . right t o moda l* Model 437 -3773 OfBce 2 2 9 - 5 7 2 2
A D L E R H O M E S INC. Brighton. Ml
C o m a ' Auguat 10th or 11th. 12-5 pm lor f o o d a n d fun and aaa MVfordt pr»-mler c u a l o m h o m e commun i ty G r a a l d lacounta lor thoaa "»K) buy o n e ol our law remamaig M M c a t 3 6 2 - 4 1 5 0
FARM HOUSE ON 2 ACRES - 3 b a d r o o m a plu* dan . l a rge po le barn . Inground pool Reduced io $95 ,000 Owner aeya S a l C a t Century 2 1 Marrtord South-waa t . Aak for Linda R o b e r t a . 437-4111 , Raa: 437-1546
306 Rocha»tar-Trojr TROY - Long Lake 5 Adam*. 4 b a d -rooma . 2V» bath*, new ki tchen A ca rpa l . tam«y room wtth f l raplaca . many ext raa . $239,000 6 4 1 - 5 3 1 3
309 Royal Oak-Oak Park Huntington Wood*
CUTE 3 b a d r o o m ranch In RoyM Oak. flnlahed t iaaemanl . 2 oa tha . new kitchen, a l appf tancaa n d u d a d . l car d e t a c h e d $82,000 8 5 2 - 4 9 6 5
310 Wixom-Commarca Laka* Araa
COMMERCE TWP 3111 E d g e w o o d Pari. Ct 2200 aq f t 4 b a d r o o m c a p e c o d on Baautiful w o o d e d loi In praatlglou* nelghOorhood Quia* $ a e c k j o e d . great plaoe for k lda P r t c e d i o a a i a i $184,000 3 6 3 - 4 9 7 1
KENOALLWOOO s u e - 3 b e d r o o m brtck R a n c h larndy room. 1570 aq ft U p d a t e d TVoughOuf Central air L a r g e , p r i v a t e lot a* th deck $ 1 3 9 0 0 0 Appt Only. 489-54*3
N FARMtNGTON HILLS A « £ > New Hating 3 Badrooma. 1',* be tha cokmlM cm cut da aec, t reed iol. c u a t o m dack overlook* c o m m o n a . c a l fo r e>1raa $158,900 563-7434
LYON TWP - Bring your n o r * to 7 8 a c r a a 5 b a d r o o m Ranch, cent ra l air apacaoua kitchen. breaktaM n o o k . 2 car a t t ached g a r a g a a n d m o r a $199 ,900
HEPPARD $ ASSOCIATES 855-6570
ROLLING OAKS Sub - 5 b e d r o o m . 2'<s b a t h colonIM, n a a ap^Hei n:*a a t i a c h a d 2 car garaga. dining room, family r o o m , dan, lat floor leundry
I m m e d i a t e occupancy , try ownar $ 2 1 9 , 9 0 0 861-0203
THREE BEDROOM RANCH on 2 a c r a a 28252 Shun m Fa rming ton HMa I between M«die -b e n 8 wfcater) $105,000 4 76-8345
W BLOOMFIELD BY OWNER Con-t empora ry 2 Bfcry, l i n o H 1 bed-roome plua 1*1 loo» d a n . larga
305 Bnghton-Hartland How ail
GENOA TWP UagnMcam n a t o p r e t r e a t 4 bad room, 2"* Bath Con-
l o lake Loaded with ex t r a* BOO
HEPPARO 8 ASSOCIATES 855-6570
306 SoirtMMd-Lathrup CTTV OF SOUTHFIELD N ol 10 Mae. • ruaMc. Mia-alyle. d r d a (*>ve la rge t c r f i e n t r a n c e M n j room daWsg room. » * a r y den, natural V a p l a r e lerge oountry ki tchen J b e d r o o m * 2*4 Belt r oom mm- be t* UN
Show and Sell OueHty b u t 3 b a d r o o m . 1H bath brick r anch irtlh Hardwood ftoorv wai pieaaer waMa. kltcften by DeGui-l o . H r e d a r e In Baaemenr Drive th rough g a r a g e Irom aMay, Inter-locking brtck pat io aeneo rad light*, d o a a t o pubMc t r a n a p o r t a t t o n . achooia . churchaa . a n d a h o p p m g $94 9001
Sweet VIliege Of MlMord
la the p a r t e d aettlnf lor thi* lovely 3 b e d r o o m . 1'a be lh h o m e with a large 75 X 142 lot O p e n ftoar p len t a a M M i y d a c o r s l a d m neu t r a l t onea The kida wM k m tha lurvgte gym a n d pool C t r a a tma ad and c a l t oday $ 8 9 900
The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wol fe,
REALTORS 462-1660
i ndependen t ly Owned a n d O p e r a t e d
SOUTH LYON New a p a o o u e ra on 2"4 aackided a c r a a Home
a m m g room. v » -
g a r a g a $149 500
I ak o»ar Kelt a c r e w o o d e d KM. a e d u d e d a f t a rad at $147 o o o Mr Jionaa 423-6696
SUPER FARM H O M E on i ac raa lae lurea 3 b e ^ oume 2 ba the g ree i room wtm tr ap iece lor
LATMRUP VILLAGE
RECENTLY REMOOCl ED G o M a m r a y ColonlM M F a r m i n g t o n
12
M o v e In condMon J t a a w cofc>
• m Itoor laundry 8 liaaawiai'ii Huge pole Bam with 4 o arhaarl no $147 ,900
CENTURY 21 471-3555 437-4111
306 Rochaator-Troy •MAMOMLA AWAITS YOUI
I S O U T M F * l D
COMMERCE TWP - q u a d level. 1650 aq ft 3 b e d r o o m * . 2 tut bath* . tamBy room with f l raplaca . d a n . cantrM Mr. plua 250 aq ft. pa t io 4 400 aq ft deck 2Mi yr* old P n c a include* land Up North Aaklng $ 125.900 e t M S M
UNION LAKE - NEW 1650 t q ft C a p e Cod, t.OBO aq It Itnlahad, 10 yr warranty W a l e d Lake Schoola $99 900 6 6 2 - 3 4 0 6
311 Homat Oakland County
SYLVAN LAKE - Charming 2 b a d -room, new 2 car ga raga . UMa prtvL legea. vary d e a n . $64.KM
312 Livonia
A REAL CLASSIC 2 Mory farmhouee. 3 a p a o o u * b e d -room*. veranda, deck na tura l ftra-plece . dmmg room, tamky r o o m , h u g e KM. 1H bath*, a t t a c h e d 2 c a r g a r a g e a « i opener only $ 1 0 4 , 9 0 0
ASK FOR DON C A S T E U J
Century 21 CASTELLI 525 -7900
1990 CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE
ATTRACTIVE, S P A C I O U S 1 9 7 8 S u i t 4 badroom. 2 tut t 2 half b a t h colonial with big lamay room a n d Iv-ing room 2330 aq ft. aof! a r ea . Cen-t r a l a i r . f l n l a h e d b a a e m e n t $149 ,999 5 2 5 - 5 0 4 1
Beautiful Cond i t ion
a h a r p e m the
311 Homat Oakland County BERKLEY - BY OWNER
Neel 3 b a d r o o m brick r anch , ge-< 7 X 9 0 0 .
545-8741
CLARKSTON Brand new, w » « a term h o u e e with Dlack ahut ter* I red door , 2600 aq. ft a n 3 ac re* , m man auC Feeturee Whirlpool tub . lormel dintng room. 3 b a d r o o m a . 2V» bathe , deck 4 KM a o e BaaainaiH 3 car g a r a g e 1-75 N t o M-15, N lo O a k H M . t e a M M M k 8 2 5 - 6 6 8 6
FARMINGTON HILLS Thi* 3 b a d -room tudor cotoraM with f iaaamenii a n d 2 car a n a c h a d g a r a g e M naal tad In t raea on * 155x300 Sot in F a r m -mgton HMa there la a ftrapteoe ai the room pkj* Tt b a t h * Urv-
Ocl al $139 500
W BLOOMFIELD CONOO Abao-t h e beat location In ncimple*
WMk-out t i aaamaw wah Wrepeaoe pnvete yard b e c k i n g • r a a prtveN
a Stunrang
g o u r m e t ki tchen artth KM a b a doufcle oven BuW m range . aky*gnta
d r a l c e i img flrapelce. d o u b l e d o o r w e l leedkng lo deck br tghl . apnwaea. deco ra t ed to pe r f ec t i on m
$164 900
W BLOOMFIELD Preettgaoue Wal-nut Laka Have your KMC a q «
8B3 lWA°*vi
ERA COUNTRY RIOOE 474-3303
b a M a . n e e n y 1 2 0 0 eq II Ranch f l n l a h e d lower level w a n owl TROY a p p r o i l i $ 3 * 6 900
H E P P A R O I ASSOCtATES ac»»M«a $ i WJ 200 1666870
e e d u d e d MM* KM tor Buy »«e ewletlr^ nsdo $356 000 Area of 1 -2H m i n i dot-Hi h o m e * Whet a hargaaw Won t
The
Michigan Group Realtors
591-9200
a n d a park-Mta ae t tmg a a t reat Al thw lor only W 6 . 5 0 0
Absolutely Perfect TMe Coventry Gerdene beau ty naa a l tha qua l ty leaturea WM pleelar a a M . herdwood Boor*. InMAed tiaaemarit l l a e e r h j m e c e a n d a eel tmg that la apac teculer In o n e ol U r a f e ' i meet aougM a l a r a u b e $154 ,000
The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS 474-5700
Brick Bungalow Perfec t home lor a growing tamay 1500 eq. fl of lying a p a c e w«h 2 bad rooma . and BaO< on e a c h tloor Large 75 X 423 ML
mode led oo tmry m c h a n with bay window Ttaa a n a h e a I a« C a l to-day $96 500
Freshly Painted and ready to move mac tree 3 b a d
a Florida
rnuet aae houee * won t I $69 900
The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wol fe.
REALTORS 462-1660
independent ly Owned and Opar a i ad
BRaCk RANCH . queer? BuM yard 1 b a d r o o m a M I
Beth* r "deraan 000 OB I
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. NW FEMNDAlE BUNGAiOW | 7 M 0 Land C o n e a d or e a i » i a ea-
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and I oar m a c i a d . $ t 2 6 M »
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312 Livonia LIVONIA - Luxunou* oon tampora ry e a t * t * OuUI in 1989 leeturea ca tha-drM celling*, two atory. f u l baaa-m a n l , balcony oft maatar aulta. ca -ramic and marble thru-out. » g a m » c kl tcnan dawig area , lormel dlreng r o o m Houee I* In are* of qualify c u s t o m h o m e * Cat tor a pr ivate showing $236,900
NORTHVILLE - Open Mry, an t a r t am-era CMttorma dream ranch Back a l g laa* opana to kiah pr ivate poo l a r e* , e u r o kitchen with every amen i -ty a cook co t ld laMrt G e g g e n a r c o o k t o p and cuatom Abbaka h o o d A aknply gorgaou*. n*jat aae Shad -brook S u b dMalon $345,700.
REDFORD - FVw time home buyer* loo* n o kjrtherltl Par tac t rwo bad -r o o m ranch with large larrMy room, dack . g a r a g a and m o r e Don't wait $ 6 2 , 9 0 0
WAYNE SIMPLE ASSUMPTION -Spot leea th ree bedroom ranc* with
a r vinyl aiding, roof, h j m a c a . cen t ra l Mr. thermal wmooeN. u p d a t -e d ki tchen and bath Private 10*17 ft covered dack and two car ga -r a g e Near A n n a p o l a HoapAM $52 ,900
The
Michigan
312 Livonia
Realtor? 591-9200
BEAUTIFUL TRl-LEVEL. 1 4 0 1 5 B r e n t w o o d , larga KM. Interior Ml new, >ary c l a a r cloee t o alemeritary acnool Price r e d u c e d $99,500 Open S u n d a y 12-5pm 522-8022
BROOKWOOO ESTATES - 6 Mae M e r n m a n . 3 b a d r o o m colonial, fam-ly room. V a p l a c a . cant rM air . 2 car
g a r a g a $128 ,500 b r o k e r 5 2 5 - 5 8 2 9 or 533-8124
BY OWNER - 8 M8*/Lev*n 2400 aq ft 4 b a d r o o m . 2Vt b a t h coionlM. 1st 6oor laundry, n a w k j m a o a 4 Mr newer roof 6 ca rpe r immedis t* o c c u p a n c y 464-9519
R r s l Show ing Tread ravine a n d a t ream. 65 ol an ac r* in North u v o n l a Bnc* bun-galow wrth a r eady lo be ftreaned upeta i ra 3rd b e d r o o m 2 car at-t a c h e d g a r a g a . Daaamani and fWa-p taca Load* of g rowth potent ial $69 900
Unique In Qual i ty & Style Cua tom a rch i t ec tu re 5 yeer new h o m e In North uvon la . 1866 s q u a r e loot r anch on H a c r e of ne tu re ' a
High e n e r g y efficiency con-i. rut iriaalar bath. oamrM
• n a m . a n $ 1 4 9 500
e t ruc tkm. targe gi
ra d e e p
QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD * Ranch he* upda ted Country
KJKfiari 3 bad rooma l"4 Beth* 1 car gar a g e Wood deck lor yoim S u m m e r enjoyment $66,500
CUSTOM ELEGANCE ExquMNe ameninea a b o i « 3 In Baa S o e i o c m . 2 '* Bath C a p e Cod Greet
Envy of Your Fr iends Show off thaa North Uvonla bnc* C o •onlM on * p rc tu i aaqua V» ac r* eM-tmg 2V» bath*. Mreahed beeemen t . new oak kl tchan. l a p M r e m o n t An d a r a e n wlndowa. lovely deck a n d -central « r $169 ,900
The Prudential Harry S. Wol fe.
R E A L T O R S 421-5660
i ndependen t ly O w n e d and O p e r a t e d
g o u r m e l kecnen. 3 ci $259 000
CENTURY 21 Hartford South
464-6400 or 261-4200
313 Canton CANTON - N LCI eat pr* ca 4 bed-room cokx- .a w « i « * h rep ia ta .
reg* Ml t i eeement t enoad yard $113,900 Golden Way Realty 535-6900
OPEN HOUSE SAT 5PM Sunflower BuHdar ' i U a •ai Opan V x v pien kl tcnan 4 / 5 b a d r o o m * 3 '» t iam*. uent i l •» cu*-torn V a e n e c -^ear -e rv 1 I « M l O a p p r e o a u $146 900 459- 7524
SHARP Nwwty decora ted room remodeled ktachan. cent ra l ak I ' yeer s o m e — larir, m a d m o c o * i a n c y $94,900 (L^TTRAl
NORTHWEST 3 BaMroom ranch with r amlv room I I r e p i e o e Greet too plen pert ie>i Dreanad t a a a m a n l 6 2 car g a r a g e $106 900fl -23R»CI
462-1811
C 0 L D W E L L
B A N K E R Sctvweftzer Reel Estate
Excellent Court Location
m N C a n t o n P i i i aa* Mncad n yard
313 Canton 314 Ptymouth
g a r a g e Oe *hm Soma
Remerica H O M E J O W N REALTORS
4 5 3 - 0 0 1 2
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING • m a g n a Srvtng m C a n t o n s t a r t ing s i
W9.990
Bonder now taking reaervat ion* on a limited n u m b e r o» w o o d e d Bomaaltea with a t y water 4 ae-wer S p e c l o u * floor p lan* with many emenf f l e s rughllght this new aubdfvtaion (Plymouth C a n t o n SchooMl
PHOENIX LAND DEV OflVce 788-0020 Model 981-2234
O p e n W e e k d a y * 1-7 W e e k e n d s 12-5
Located on Cortnne. N oft Cherry HH betw She ldon I u * a y
Walk to Downtown Spec ious 4 apent img clear. 3 Bad-room ranch on large m-town lot 3 car garage, ftmahad b a a e m e n t , 2 t>*th* $118,900
Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS
4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2
Builder's Model wtth a I tha axtraai 3 b e d r o o m Colo-nlM l e a m n n g 1st noor m a s t e r surte 2% ba tha 1st Hoor laundry Great r oom with Hi a p i e c e a n d ca thed ra l caning Alarm sys t em, cen t ra l air p r o f e * * i o n a l l y d e c o r a t e d a n d •andecaped 2 car e t i e h e d g a r a g e a n d 10 yeer warranty $147 990
Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS
4 5 3 - 0 0 1 2 BY OWNER 4 b e d r o o m coKrHei 2 car a t t a c h e d g a r a g e brick on 4 • d a * 2 i bath*, lamay room wrwet bar I Areplaca. cant rM air. wood
o c c u p a n c y $129 900 C M altar Sfirn. _ 9 6 1 - 3 7 6 4
JUST MOVE INTO thi* lovely aub m C a n t o n 4 large b e d r o o m * lormel dlreng room Sv-mg room 4 l*nutv room with fire-p l ace Newer cent ra l air t u r n a c e 4 water heeler Lot* lor th* price $121 ,900
Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS
4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 WINDSOR PARK
?60» F i l l Court Q u e d 3-4 b e d
N CANT Oat by owner Soerl iang d e e n 4 Bedroom (poaaftMe Si I e lded brtck M b a t h 2360 aq ft
W O N T LAST LONG' i M v a Redecftreied hench aMh 3
W E L C O M E MOMEI
d r e a m g a r a g e C a l today leter may b e t o o i e M I ' O I M M ( P i o e u * 1
453-6800
C 0 L D W E L L
BANKER Schweitzer Reel Estate
ar lerge Mng and lor a<«eria**ng and
ware *« Ma lo«Wh home Cal lay $14 1 DO fP06Lani
453-6800
C 0 L D W E L L
B A N K E R Schwef t ie r Real Estate
w carpeanOL I M a h e d 4 m o r e By Owner $121
314 Plymouth BY OWNER ' 960 eq fl c o n t e m p o -rary on primate cou r t $>99 900 Shown by epp< C a l Doug «ae» f t a j i
8 '6 - M 1 -3400
BY OWNER 4 b e d r o o m 2 H b e r h * • a m i t y r o o m c e n t r a l air In I, aketMWH Plymouth Cat aRer tom 420-0472
reel $1}4 900 N - f t M O - P ERA COUNTRY RIOQE
348-676T
315 Morthvilla-Movi LAKES OF NORTHVILLE
Must ao* 2800 a q f t Mdor Meat e rbed room suite. pam-Mte setting, many ext ras $239, 000 344 -1745
NORTHVILLE Cap* Cod. q«Ae« o * -
d a r t room. 2 «ul beth, I many ext ra* $187,900 420-4408
NORTHVILLE C o m m o n a pr*mlum lot, 4 bedroom, abrary, dlnmg. fami-ly. grea t room, alarm, ak . 2 car . $214 000 - Now $209,000 349-3764
Outstanding Qual i ty Timber Ridge Sub a the sett ing lor ttee 3 year old exacutJv* h o m * on * premium wooded KM 3 360 a q u a r * leel of livtng Bpace plua a p ro lee a o n H ) ftruehad B a a a ' i e m a r * fust a
of tha Na tu re* you ' l I in tfna slunn«ng n p m e $374,900
The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS 474-5700
independent ly Owned a n d O p a r a i a d
Sprawl ing Ranch 6S orf an acra aet l tng si No»« lor t n e bnc* home wrth 3 lerge b e d r o o m * Bag country ki tchen r a * ar ce rpe l -Ing 2 c a r a t t a c h e d g a r e g * $124,900
The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wolfe,
REALTORS 421-5660
independent ly Owned and O p e r a t e d
MOVE RIGHT INI Plymouth T e c r anch with uanien-i-pora ry decor neutral t one* througfv-out t m d a l e a mokide c a r p e t i n g
316 Waatland Gardan City '
BE DAZZLED When you t e e thia new ranch . 3 Badrooma. I '4 Bathe fcM t i e e e n » - • Only $78 900 i n d u d e a $2 000 M o w ence
GARDEN CITY SPECUU. Sha rp 3 Bedroom rench large fami-ly ' oom. beeemant king eOe ga-rage Reduced to $75 960
STATE WIDE METRO 427-3200 .
Bring Your Checkbook •Me horn* nee a a l New Irani deck
Have Your Own Hot l ine To
What • Happen ing In Your N e i g h b o r h o o d Ca« For H o m e De l i ve ry
Observer ft Eccentr ic
ttng on an e r t r a d e e p let. M s Nome hee c e n t r a a* and e b e a u a h l bow •wvdow ai the S»erig r o a m $71 90C
The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wo4fe.
REALTORS 474-5700
rndependenm Owned and -Opereaed
LIVONA SCHOOLS * o o m ie>K» 1H ba th* •cnan pertMMr « ieanac
— ,tm&x SUPER STARTER RANCH large
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Century 21 CASTELLI 525-7900
i960 CENT j R t O N AWARD WINNING OTMCT
Monday August 5, 1991 OAE #3C
2C# O A E M o n d a y . A u g u s t 5. 1991
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device 12 M> Roberts 13 B a r r a c u d a 14 TV s Blanco
Oevereaux 15 D i * i i n i i f i e < 3 1? C a u s e s 19 — m e a s l e s 2 1 P i c n i c p e s t s 2 2 O r d e r t r a m
t h e p o l i c e 24 R u n n i n g 2 5 R e a r o l s h i p 2 6 - L i t e t o
L i v e 27 H e s i t a t e
t h r o u g h tear 2 9 B e h o l d ' 3 1 C o n d u c t e d 3 2 E x i s t s 33 E a r t y m o r n 34 S e e d 3 5 — t u . '
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c a p s 42 is ill 44 Dec la re 46 Regu la r
c o u r s e o l d u t i e s
48 P a r t n e r s 5 1 T e r m i n a t e 52 S ic i l i an
v o l c a n o 54 E r a s e
p r i n t i n g 55 O p p o l N N W 56 E v a l u a t e 57 Grea t L a k e
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16 R a t l i n I D 18 Fai l — " 20 Bu l l w i n k l e
l o r o n e 22 Pi t 2 3 D i l l s e e d 2 5 E g y p t i a n
s i n g i n q g i r l 27 T V s U i t l
H u x i a b i e 2 8 A e r i f o r m
Huids 2 9 W e a v i n g
m a c h i n e 3 0 is i n d e b t 34 B r e a k i n t o
p i e c e s 3 6 N u i s a n c e 37 Not p r e s e n t 39 A v o i d 4 1 B a r t e r 42 W a r g o d 4 3 E l e c t r i f i e d
p a r t i c l e s 4 4 P i l as te r 4 5 P r i n te r S
m e a s u r e 4 7 C a s h e n d i n g 4 9 Mr W a l l a c h 5 0 D i o c e s e 5 3 D i p h t h o n g
1991 U n i t e d F e a t u r e S y n d i c a t e
Compliments of The B i r m i n g h a m - B l o o m f i e l d
B o a r d O f R e a l t o r s ® REALTOR®
319 0—ftoorn
OnaOf AKtnd unique M l and
atemlne
T h e Pruden t ia l Harry S. Wolfe,
REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0
320 Horn* Wayne County
By On* - S Mdrcx Cherry w j o w 0«r
>64.000 SS2-7S20 INKS TEA HdrCnerry MB Sherp 2
oom, fcv-
XXi Mdroom brick. Ian** leAed l»MmM, 11 444.900 Buyer* ont.
316 Wsttiaod Garden City A SMART HOUSE
Brick randi In eB brick area. area id taxee Nn cfrcult
,1 omm Datfa Com* aae how much VUH tor the money MS.OOO
Ask for Crystal REAL ESTATE ONE
261-0700
BIG FAMILY HOME OAROCN CITY - Lot* ol room lor )Our famBy and Mo country lot W»a out lower level and 5 or 6 badroom*. S79.900 (L-2SMEN)
4 6 2 - 1 8 1 1
C 0 L D W E L L
B A N K E R Schweitzer Real Estate
CHILDREN WELCOME Your famBy wti make yeer* of happy
Oath akjmmunt bungalow dffi fu* basement. 2 car garaga with door opener, central air. newer •*>dee* I morel PWi lawn 4 matura traaa maka N complete Greet vakia & great acnoola QiBck occupancy
NEAT. CLEAN & LOOKING GOOD
Oat ready to move Into tha 3 bad-room ranch, neutral decor, updated kitchen, formal dmmg room, fiewty Decorated bath, ftmehed baaamanl Win poaaMMa 4th badroom or oMce & lots of storage. TNa one a priced to aaa on today* market
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
316 Wsstland Garden City
317 Redford
Just Like New Sharp. dean A large brick ranch wNh 1.264 eq.fl bust m 1976 3 bad-rooma wtth ftrvaned rec room hi move « condition Larga dec* on tread lot AeeumaWe mortgage a priced at SS2.900 CaB
AwaKs you when you opan the door to one 3 badroom brick ranch wtth family room 4 I'-i car garga Ovar 1200 aq. ft. of Ivtng a a brand new
a of oak ; cetxrwts 4 eating apace CeB tor detaBi
Only IM.900
C e n t u r y 2 1
J. S c o t t . Inc. 522-3200
JUST LISTED a priced to aaa Spacious 1,700 aq ft 4 badroom brick wtth 2 h* bath*, tormat dWna room Fan% mom wtth natural firepfece. } car at-tached garaga Bu« By Many Sta-Mn m JeeliaBU area ol WeatMnd Ottering occupancy a home warranty Only IM.900 Cal .
• badroom Wt*i new cerpetlna throughout Oarage, lancad yard Near Joy a MMdWiat FUB price t8C.no FHA or VA lerme 47S-2587
LUXURY LIVING
ZX3 home. 1.4*0 Kin 3 Bed-corner lot Prepare to be
f with a* ties omen si
RED CARPET KEIM TIPTON 427-5010
bath* an mam floor, central ak Re-modeled large country kitchen. Large tpadoua Ihitng room trtth nat-ural Ik aptaca. Large new 2 car ga-rage a drtvaway Super merp 4 prloed to eeB at SM.M0 Can ...
GARY JONES
R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS
4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 Neat and Clean
3 bedroom brick ranch with nee root. 1 yeer ota lumece e«h central
Elementary Tl lue «! $75 90C
T h e P ruden t i a l Harry S. Wolfe,
REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0
independently Owned and Operated
Two Family Home Uother-m lews eeloome to thk sharp 3 bedi oom brick ranch etth
ACCENT ON VALUE SOUTH REDFO«tO - Sper*«ng 3 badroom brick tx»igaiow Farn»y room. Itreptece. dining room, fln-lahed tea smart and a garage Only •aa.900
STAHTER SPECIAL - FMA/VA terms on tMa 3 bedroom Ranch with
SEE TO APPRECIATE SpaOoue 3 bedroom Ranch leetwee dMng room, tamly room, nabra hi apiece. Beeemant 4 more Only isa.too
CALL JOHN RUUO CENTUBY 21 TOOAY
443-9633 690-7653
BY OWNER - 1960 Sq. Ft Ranch. Ut aae 12S X 125. 3 Bedrooms, t* Dathe. family room, fireplace, net
awty rem o dated.
CHARMINQ a UMOUE You have to eee thie onel Ex brtck Ranch on a double lot. Cory fireplace In Ivlng room, lormal dkv ng room. 2 car gerage. Parted tor the young at heart. 463.90C
C E N T U R Y 2 1 Hartford South
464-6400 or 261-4200
lots $24,000 CaB after Spm. 729-3476
NEW LISTING V*M tMa lantaattc 3 bedroom, ivt betfi ranch Freshly pemsed In
326 Condos
A NEW COMMUNITY
Woodrtdpe HMs Condos. new mod-al*. ranches a tosm*cmea « bed-rooms. Hit. 2 bans. 2 oar garagq. Baaamanl. eome eea WAS. Mr# Btaoa. a* aondmontng. dack 1 FromStiaSOO U . S « , ^ « ° T » f « E k * t 1 Rd.. HgM to Oetuidgs Or . Mt to RMge Ct turn M0datq22a477* Om<*2»-S722
ADLER HOMES INC BMQMTOH.UI
FARMINGTON HILLS A NEW COMMUNITY
NEW MOOELS
$ 1 1 4 , 9 9 0 2 badrooma. 2H Whs. 2 car tachad garega Ftrepiaoe. oen air. tiiliekt paMo and much more.
GREENPOINTE AT COPPER CREEK
5 5 3 - 4 8 0 0
332 Mobil* Horns* For Sals
N 0 V I
M E A D O W S MOBILC HOME COMtHUMTY The New American LHsatyte
We have new and pre-owned itomee tor MM Home ownersmp lor I cost man moss apartments
, L £ S ~ ~
• nested Pool NEW • Prnlseelnnal Management • Homes Priced From $14,500
349-6966 To inquire aoout new or pre-owned
as cea Maria Kirk at OuaMy les - 313-344- t««a Located m
communrty dubhouae. 1 mae S. ol Orand River on Mapler Rd
North vtlle 2000 square ft. 3 bedroom taaturee Z* baths, tat Moor laundry 2 car et
carpet a new kitchen door basement. 2H car garage I Irtdty Owner inoH'.atad Asking only S47.900 (»5193I»V Caa .
KEN
R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS
4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0
323 Homsa Wsshtsosw County
WNtmore Laka NEW CONSTRUCTION
AftordeMe custom ovar 1.300 sq IL. 3 wood tharmo etndow*. o a doors. Skyagrw. and many more upgreded taaturee. $112.900 (L-P0SUM)
WhltmoreLake QUALITY COLONIAL
3 generoue bedroom*, open f plan. 1550 *q_ ft . many custom lea-lures at no added coats - Hreptaoa. 1st. Itoor laundry, extra large lot a more- Convenient to US 23 $122,900 (L-34HOU
4 6 2 - 1 8 1 1
C 0 L D W E L L
B A N K E R Schweitzer Real Estate
325 Rsal Estst* Ssrvicst
FREE. Weakly HI ol FOR SALE "'Can
piupailleo •tth prtc-
phone number*, ale. KLP-U-8ELL of Birmlngnem/Btuumaakf a4S-0»70 SAVE THOUSANDS! Helping Seaer* Se> by owner lor erty $3000
HCLP-U-SELL ol BkirMnaham/BkximHald 644-M70
326 Condo* BIRMINGHAM - WILUAMSBUFW
2 bedroom, central ak. sppisricas. modern kitchen, neutral decor throughout. $79,900 The Home Co. 544-7T77
iat'tllove'tn Too many extras lo ix»«HUori 3 bedrooms. 214 betfw By owner $356,000 353-0414 BLOOMF1CLD HILLS, prestigious location, 1 bedroom oondo Imma*-
I o c c u p a n c y Day* 567-5215 Eves a
WABEEK ON THE LAKE ULTRA LUXURIOUS CONOO
3-4 badrooma. 1400 sq. «. wtth baauMul lake views a lota ol sun. Wary sale, beat school*, giant, tr-ap* 20x40 ft. famfty room with OT* out to great FISHING LooUn Jor
GOLf ERS DELIGHT OoH courss view from the beckyard m this 3 bedroom cape cod. central ak. 1\% bathe. tiring room a
Ml dining roo en. finished
with second kNchen. tu* beth 4 poe-MCts 4th bedroom Herdwood *oors a wet pleat ar throughout, large 2'* car garaga. central air, large yard •erianty included Seaer he* moved 4 ottering knmedlsts occupency JUS» wied 4 priced lo Ml •
GARY JONES
R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS
4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 WESTLANO A NEW COMMUNITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES
$ 7 5 , 9 9 0 $ 4 2 0 0
MOVES YOU IN new esewng models Iu9 2 car attaMd garaga.
*ar bedroom suMs and e Get In on the ground
MILLPOINTE 5 9 5 - 1 0 1 0
lieeemem. 2 car attached garege. $119,900 Ca»
BOB KENNEDY
C E N T U R Y 2 1 ROW
4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1
3 bedroom brick 1* bathe 2 car garage, deer Wetde a out. 10825 D«y 90S 900
Start Packing lor your mamtenence tree J I room home with rec room In 9nM basement A feme, room docii-wea to petto 4 gee gra. «s-ctoue kitchen wte. lots el cuppoen" space FHA 4 VA terms i fttili s •57.900 Don t welt lo cell (•ST9S*v cea
MARTY
R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS
4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0
Mf. Psrtsctton
c«y brtck re«5-
T h e P r u d e n t i a l H a r r y S . W o t f e ,
R E A L T O R S
4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0
I REALTORS
4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0
WESTLAND & AREA LOOK HERB Listed Friday room brtdi rent* m top
ge met $74 900 LARGE LOT moe home on huge lot. "j."**1 , o o m^
ENJOY SUN-«LL£D days and kjrv mad mgnta m tMa 2 bediaom. 1'4 beth and unit townhouee. Oftartng new carpeting, upgraded cebmeta. almond spptancee. lerge master bedroom with wefc-m doeet end central sir Pool a dubhouse 8 months free condo duee. $62,250 Ca4.
Gall Hodt REAL ESTATE ONE
dge rEOf
326-2000 W BLOOMFWLD/BY OWNER
Prtvatel Spectacular end-unll due-ler home In prestigious Fonpomte Contemporary neutrsl decor (Irv lahed lower level wakout Private sntry wtth axtaneNe decking, from wd rear 3 Bedroom. 2 Ml 4 2 hae
ARLINGTON 70*14. Royal Hdtoey Perk Canton Central air. kmlahed. kianedtote oooupericy Prloed tor quick aaa $7960 461-0083
ATTRACTIVE 1908 SCHULT 2 bedroom. 2 Iu8 bath In WeeHend
gerden tub. window air, bande. cur-tame and Mted. Only $14,500 Hvry
it leet tangl For eppoen-rtact ACT T 313-608-7477
BRIGHTON/NOV - 14s70 1908 2 beth. many extra*
I to s»prsae»eis $34,900*37-8000
CANTON - .Adult Hobday Park MobBe home 70*14. central ak ahed. opan floor plan. Bright *Nny 4 dean $7000 453-8631
FARMINGTON HILLS • Abeokitaly 2 bath end
Haerwoods" Gourmet kitchen, hugs dack and more. Only the Beat. $106,750
HEPPARO 6 ASSOCIATES 065-8670
FARMINGTON HILLS Almost New
2 bedroom. 2 bath and unit with prt-
Bvtng room. Larga kltchan with eat-tng space Meeter suits oflera we»-
- " " * beth arith step Bring si orterv
$122 900
Decoration DeNght The only thing that haent been re-done IS ths sa'sady race Oethroom m ties lovely 2 bedroom 2 beth rsnch style condo This home olters neeMr
MO Lafce-Wfer-Heeert
Budge* Lake Property Entor a» Spor ts on t MM* •< Oek-lend Coteey CampMato una.tea* 2 IllPimn vinyl rant* 1MB * be*e-ment remod-ed kMchan. ST great room, newer kenaaa and we«. $75,900
turndshod 4 eqiapperl JacuzD. ty turnisr tlrsolece. wooded private setting, dose to Boyne tegNend 548-4339 HUBSARO LAKE New. 3 badroom.
Mace, garage, unltnlshed home on iskelront with moa beech. 1400 eq ft Cal. 803-7033
LAKE CHARLEVOOt 150»t ol leke frontage year roiaid
iom* S375.000. Ask tor 31 -437-5340
LAKE MICHIGAN—LELANO. Three lots evskebts etth epp. onknalaly 200 oI frontags and 3 scree ol land Enjoy sunrises oner Lake Leale end auneeta over Lake Michigan
m Lsslanau County $230,900 sech It you velue your prtvecy end Uke to
••JWs. than the 600 on Ouck Lake a for you. $150,000
Vacation Piopemee Network 616-258-9038
LEELAND 6 seres 2 e>oeaanl bunding sites
wooded view property, 616-220-7127 heavily
$25,000 MULLETT LAKE - tumlsnsd cottage on 50ft prime waterfront Loeded wtth sitree '4 mAe N ol Hoberls By owner. $144,900 816-827-287*
ROGER CITY AREA Good hunting land 40. 00. 120. 4 190 ecre percele aveaet*
tea 517-734-2201 SOtUSS MT CONOO
on 18th lelrwey Perfect lor golf. ekV-ing. pool Living room. 1 bedroom, emclency kitchen. Weeps 4. Must ssll $44,900 Ca8 609-0027 10 sexes - BsauUMfy wooded -1 ders on US 10 4 M 37 - Lake County - Cioee to thousends ol scree or State Land - $8,906 - $500 down $100 mo 10% Land Contract C*8 days or eve* (610) 258-5747 Foreel Lend Co - Re! - Box 191A.
KaOiaake Ml 40048 TRAVERSE CfTY AREA 2 [ round Homes on Lake Ann. The
e cosy log principal home m Ousel home * • ! bedroom. 1 bath baadi houee 24 x48' pole bem • include , $225,000 Ca* Jim Supma
616-947-0000 or 810-275-7971 REAL ESTATE ONE
LAKE PROPERTY SPECIALISTS Cottagae from $48,900
Lots from $3,500 Ownership Has *s Prlvbsgss
»Qolf • Tsrmls • lOOO Acres ol Lake . Pools • Ski • Clubhouees 4 Morel
Lakes Realty VPN (616) 972-8300
ART wsneauTOR r s r , " , , - , u . ART OMIWUTOR net Check oaaMna, owrn Landecapa Tuslness.^ress
AUTOMATED PAYROLL SYSTEMS
I Merkeong R*r» Cepflel Required 90.860 or $17,500 Secured By Equipment a SoRware
342 Lakefront Property APPROXIMATELY 2300 on Saver Lake South dudee. f room. $1>
at 10415 E Houghton Laka Or A4 sk condl-Bonad Total »vtng aree 3184 eq. It . 2V, Beth* 3 lerge bedrooms a den m houee 1 beth a 1 bedroom m spertment 108 ft ol Mkslront with concrete saewal Too meny tee-tures to Bat $296,000 Ca< lor more mlormetlon or sppomtmsnt (313(293-5242 or (517X22-5429 LAKEFRONT COTTAGE: 2 badroom on private lake naar M-S8 a M-08 2H hrs. N W of Detroit $36,000 Ca4. 809-4464 or 517-837-4430
AVAILABLE SHAM D EXECUTIVl waring earvloe.
•ecretary eervka W MoontHelD 461-4565
DA* CAB€ CENTER lor eete Sme* bu* eee SoutnAe« eree or ef Som
541-0023
CHc. Seie/Leeae
LIVONIA Owe ofltoee $200. Men* ansa sitae maB aaOitri . caRae service Mckid-sd CII pi sr. FAX and word protest twp a all Bit 404-2900 or 340-6449 LIVONIA - 15416 MMMebaB at 5 MB* 1 mas torn JeRrtaa. ] and 2 room or rmAtlple rooms up to 4300 sq. ft Mottiietsd to Wees by owner CaB m*. Kan Hale Oeye 525-0020 Eve* 201-1211
NEED A BWe or e lot ol once speee? Rent 225 eq ft tor S360 s mo groes or 4 oNtoee tor $1000 mo aree* Censor CaB Jo. National - - - 464-2480
NKSELY FINISHED oMIos suits In-ckMkng fuB kMchen end kjnehroom
FIVE CABINS and 1400 SO FT ndBrig buOdkig. 1 i
ol Oie Ocquaoc Rher on M23 be-tween Rogers City a Cheboygen Neede work Land Contract terms eveMble $29,900 Larry 313-902-2517 Ooug794-0071 GREAT BUSINESS Opportunmee -
ape hes rooms tor rent to 4 BsctrotogMC
)aoant to Tamaraa maatute De Beauty In Fermlnglon Mae For more mtormetton. ca9 Barb
165-0474 HAIR SALON FOR SALE
UvorMe aree Fu8 service Pi stan^r 538-1044 operation 5 statlona.
HAIR SALON - WtXOM Exoeaant Opportunity
Eeey Ti 347-2 -2944
ICE CREAM Yogurt Shop Fest grcnWng South Lyon area Muet as* WWng to eecrWce Meke orter
437-5510
LAWN CARE SERVICE 100 accounts Trucks snd squlpmenl 86< .1344
LAKE NICHWAQM West ol South Lyon, n ment with K to 2H ecre lou. roOtng 4 wooded Irom $55,000 - Terms ADLER HOMES. INC. (313)229-5722
MARYSVILLE CONDO/RIVER VIEW Free RV/boat storage, does to boat launch, 2 bedroom, 1150 sq.r
7! Sacrtltos $09,000 756-0008 NORTH LAKE/BY OWNER
Newer 3 bedroom 2 beth. snroom, wee out. bem. t 72 acre*. $230,000 13302 North Lake Roed 475-0143
NOVI ON THE WATER 1331 South Lake Otve on WaOed Lake. Beautiful new home. 2000eqfl seamg for $248,900 2 LAKE LOTS left on Wa«ed Lake Asking $90,000 eech we buld to
suit Open Sun l-5pm.
MARA BANIAN 4 ASSOCIATES 303-5877
IffWALLOON LAKEIfl Entoy uiagiaOcam auiieali from a beeutltulfy furnished 4 bedroom ex-ecutive home Which Include* ISC ot pnme frontage. 3.400 sq laat ol
s cozy aunroom. 3 brtck I and M withm waBung distance to the WaBoon Laka Country Club Cea Andrew W0«. American Country Reel Estate. 618-520-0080
334 Out Of Town Property For Sate
HISTORIC FENTON e the eettmg oI our Victorian Farmhouee It a locat-ed on the park w an ^sa ol One old homee Store*, ibrary 4 schools are wtthln waning dWance 2.800 sq.fl. snows room tor everything, even pri-vet* Quarter for mother A 10x32 heated In-ground pod provtdee taxation. Our price hea bean atoe below apprwsW. to lust $120,000 snd a reedy tor Immediate
(313)629-1791
336 Southern Property
CANTON - HOLIDAY ESTATES ComtortaDN 2 bedroom 2 beat mo-bBe home wtth Braplece 4 cathedra neRrigs Accepting often on the price ot $16,000 Financing evsa able wtth tow down 4 eeey terms
WELL MAINTAINED - 3 bedroom. 2 bath, mobaa home m dtskaBls Holi-day estates Low downpeyment 4 »-
FT MYERS - Croee Creek 2 bed-rooms. 2 baths, overlooking 4th tsv way FuBy fumahed 4 decorated AJ
$74,900 477-7358
PONT1AC LAKE- 2 bedroom. 2 beth home, garage. Brepiace. Huron VtOey Schools totaBy rsmoaslad $103,900 PRIVATE lekelront. no motors. 20 minutes to Ann Arbor, spring lad lake 2 bathe, we»-out Easement, wooded lot. $97,500 876-0358 SILVER LAKE. FENTON- OH US 23 naar O-en Rd . 110x230. DaauWul wooded nasi a i view, beet sB sports lake (3131
Walloon Lake, Ml. Exquisite Contemporary Rsadsnoe Enjoy the splendor end serenity ol Wsloon Lake with 100 teat of beeu-tlfui sendy beech frontegs snd 10 naturM wooded and roltog ecree wtthln a private 80 ecre sseodatinn Built In 1904 tha year-round home oners 3 bedroom* 2 luB bathe ftre-
ondMon. 10 alaae toe lake Wrap aocxwaBs lace
around the deck wtth tplra wood stakcaee leede you to weters edge snd ths stone eeawaB $486,000
en Kohler cea iron ank and s Sn-ared 18 X 12 storsgs aree In beae-mant Oeemg e bsBeitna. toe wort a sB done on tha one $73,900
T h e Pruden t ia l Harry S. Wolfe,
REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0
independently Owned snd Opsretad
NEW LISTING LAKE FRONTAGE
jmliad Meny trees give tras end wet s lea of Northern
Mem too II bed->alh Very 2 Ha and
Belmont Part Tha N Dear m * MauMU i
i Henjh's home ate • and oRers lots al inctoang me 2 cer
2nd m el "toss oi a mm nctutang sarpat. snd new e*»dow $129,900
T h e Pruden t ia l Harry S. Wolfe.
REALTORS 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0
Many'toohooask-o* ALLY SAAO
ESTATE SIZE LOT beauty ol Ota Pi ifgtn 4 BsaPBiWB. 7006 sq
OCARSORN NSTS-CiBBbseuO ra bath 2*4 e»-
s r $ ^ '
CRANBROOK ASSOC MC Corned Lon Spry
645-2500 or 640-1733 NORTKV1LLI
laundry room, alorege B. pool, isnres carport. $77,900 348-8241
Attention Fuasy Buyers TMa 2 bedroom J be* oondo a tor you rte* beeutaay deter Ned arm i$ a imwiist Uvoree snd ollsrs s ym *ge arg* Rata room, and a bto laundry room wBh nna"*ta in adi—an. tha uimpf has e large
You Won't Look Further • a a i
CANTON. 1903 room, 2 1 woes Very dean, muet CaB after 8PM 495-1861 CARROLLTON. 1006. 14 X bedroom, sned. deck M
a encaOant condnion $19,900. Centon. 406-1007
70, 3 ape*
CHAMPION 1984 28a44 3 bedroom* 2 Ml bath* 3 yr warran-ty. a* appaancee oantra ak. meny
DOUBLE WIDE. 10 I a. moat sppBencee. centre i carpeting 4 mora. WSust see ed*B*a24 500
DREAM HOME FOR RETIREMENT With ar. 1%
84 900 Irom $ 14.900
See the sB New 1903 IT wide « WONOERLANO HOMES 307-2330
GENESEE COUNTY - 40 ecre horse i. 14 stsB bam. 7 run-ins helt
mas raoe neck beautiful 2 story brtck home. 3 bedrocima. 2 beths.
fenced. $185,000. mortgsge. 517-871
339 Lots and Acreage For Sate
ABSOLUTE seclusion a privacy development. (The Innerwoode) neer 14 Mee 4 FrankBn hes 7 beau-ttfuBy treed lots fomenting wtth re-nne 4 lakafront Wtes stsrung st $200,000 932-3123 BLOOMFCLD - BuBdktg sitae a« able BuBders or mdMdueto Lone Pine - Telegrsph Road aree CaB (313) 932-0750.
FRANKLIN Wooded lot. mksler 4 13 mBe
Agent 861-9030 GARDEN CITY- Bulldeble lot. 115x188. Ford 4 Henry Rutt ere* $19,000 Land Contract Terms available 2«i-«17»
WHITMORE LAKE 2100 sq.ft.. 3 bedroom. 2 beth log home on wooded lots with prtvete lake lot on Horseshoe Lake $164,000 449-8391
SHARE THE BENEFIT OF OUR 13 YEARS EXPERIENCE!
Join LubePros 10 Mkiuts OB Chenge FrencNees e BsWe lor the Detroit erea $100,000 liquid $300,000 net worth reqiavl
1 (800) 654-5823 SMALL SNACK. POP. ETC
Vending Route lor Sea If interested caB. 9em-6pm
313-421-1123
20300 Laheer and Evergreen Ample tree
Put your name on the
TO LEASE THt8 SPACE NOW!
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
647-7171
£ £ £ . ' WEWXNT
OFFICES IN W BLOOMftELO Orchard Laka Rd Private entrence 000 to 5500 sq It
861-8656 OFFICE SPACE tor Mai naar 1-806 Barrier free From 400 to 3000 eq.fl tncentlvee ensBabls -•
368-0667
PLAZA SPACE On MIcMgen Ave Sheldon cornar location Heavy tra tic petism 2 moe Free Rent' at $4 per sq ft pme 3 net 000 to 3000 sq ft Available cal. 397-1100
PLYMOUTH - ANN ARBOR RO 1960 eq tL. $ 1300 e month
465-2900 PLYMOUTH, l and 2 room office rata* apace Separate entnee. $300 a month ndudmg utatiee
459-0420
PRIME RETAIL 4 OFFICE space evaaebN m Birmingham. Roya Oak. W Bloomfleid 4 WaBed Lake. CaB tor detaBa
SANBREEN COMPANY
647-3250 PRIVATE PRACTICE othce space lo share, luxuriously furnished ottlce i welting room Conference room 4 peychologlcel supernaon available Doorman security Ampa parking. Frankkn a Northweetern Hwy Very reasonebM. $290 mo 358-448C
SOUTHFIELD SALON FOR SALE 12 mBe a Northwestern Hwy
644-0019. 353-6644 TANNING SALON - gn opportunity, off buay mam street. sB eat up 4 reedy to be run by that En-trepreneur person CaentsN eMttog DonT mas - great kxeOonl $45 000 with negolieua term* Aak tor Tony or CoBaan 683-2218
TONING MACHINES by Concepts - N - Motion. excaBent condition, great Ouaxnaat with tan-mg/beeuty shop. 517-288-3308
REDFORD OFFICE 24621 Five Mi to Rd
(Weet ol Tetegraph) Two room private entrance autte In-dudee bathroom and m-ejite stor age New cerpetmg. vertical bBndt 4 ak conditioning A* utlBtaa includ-ed CaB today tor Specie Rate CERTIFIED REALTY. INC
471-7100
VtOEO 8TORE - BUSINESS ONLY EatabBahad Al equipment mckided
CaB RaN Estate One Florenoa Argent* 261-070C
368 0fc.-6us. Spacs Sals/Lsas*
AFFORDABLE EXECUTIVE OMoee- Why pay lor the high coat ot domg buamees? Shars ths coet without loemg mdMudua stterition •Personalized telephone answering Proleeaona aaoartana services •Stsle of Oie art equipment •Conterence rooms/knehen kleeBy
on Troy's Golden Corridor. - ar Rd
TROY For personal tour caB 837-2400 1475 W Big Beaver Rd
f BUSINESS QUARTERS
AFFORDABLE OFFICE SPACE LlvonM. 8 MBe/Mernman For Rant 800 aq. ft Meet. Bght a ar included Cal Fred. 477-6402
ANNOUNCING MapM Business Center of Troy
Beet reles m town, no leeaa neoee-sary 227 lo 5,000 sq ft on MspM, naar Uvemoa
From $235 up per month
PENTHOUSE Aleo aveBeba. 650 tq ft. nature skylight, prtvsle reetroom wtth shower, very lavoraba rata
846-0139
WOLVERINE-LAKEFRONT RANCH with flnlahed waRoul to sandy beech and dock 3 bedrooms 2 baths, country kitchen. Mdetone
$178,900 HEPPARO 8 ASSOCIATES
476-2000
348 Cemetery Lots OAKLANO Has Memoria Garden. Garden Atonement Section, a graves $4000 4 graves $2500 Mr Hudson 313-686-1000 OAKLAND HILLS MEMORIAL Gardens - Garden ol Pealme 6 prime lots, vetoed a $7320. sB ssB •or $2 400 Mr Anderson 478-5008
OAKLAND HILLS Memonel Gar-dens. 6 choice lots a Section FF, Gerden ot Good Shepherd $750 eech . 559-1006
PARKVIEW MEMORIAL-Livonia Section 828-830 8 jra-ee Stock C $600/grave or baa otfar CaB
542-8387
American CouMry Development HOWELL - Jua ate being a the Up-
up to and. ported lor hunting or buBdmg. Surveyed 8 parked One ho«* Irom
detrolt. $78,000 517
UBERTY 12x70, c a a e ajn MARLETTE tOOO - 24x52. 3 bed-room. 2 beth. Bi'epleue. M sppa-
$28,500 335-8041
3 bedrooms centre $8000 Canton
941-0474 1007 Vlcsonan 3 Bed
i'oom* 2 tuB bethe » ChBds Lake MSAtMl
T h e Pruden t ia l Harry S. Wolfe,
REALTORS 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0
ROYAL OAK
i 8pm 438-4470
Novt/FanrMnglon Arse
$50/MO OFF LOT RENT FOR 2 YEAR LEASE
On ea n ewad homae a a a $12,800. 2 Baa aowe. i-l bathe sp-
FesANCINQ AVAJLASLf On Seatoy Road North a Grand Rar-er. Between Heggerty snd
QUALITY HOMES CsN Joanne
474-0320 or 474-0333
1074. 12x88. rea aae, BkneieRanii eRujs a n i $6600 ar beat 573-3884 ITAHSMil 10TO t2»40 2 Bad room* $ year oto gas tomeee aaa stoea 8 Utaauli •ia,iitiit Musi be monad $'800 0I7-M08
LOT on Canton Center Rd. Centon. Mich Per seen Ford 8 Warren Rd 106x204ft 466-0728 349-1154 LYON TOWNSHIP - DeeutthjBy
12 23 ecre parcel e«ti pond Electnc 4 wsB visas a Perked SpBtabM soon Land oon-
"4,000 313-437-0007
METRO AIRPORT - 1 acre MtodM-bek Rd trontaga mdustna or com-meroe zoning $26,000 Muet seB
231-4006 NORTHFtELD TOWN8HIP
10 Acre Paroa. Tread. 40x80 oamant Block b Land Centred Terme
NORTHFtELD TOWNSHIP 38 ACRES, we dMde heave, wood-
parted Land Centred ROCHESTER HULLS _____
read* 830 000 CaB etter
40 ft x 180 fl 5§sr 63-6121
•OUTH LYON 28 •a wooded, prtvess read.
800 348-8708
8 LYON NEW BUWMWMON 44 Ceuntry U nail 04 acre I acre) 23 alt Terme "evmams aa low as 8300 par mo elWi 10* down 835 OOC snd up "
43
PARKVIEW MEMORIAL 30 Mtes Svsaaba Section. 95 98. 583 584. 586 Block E $300 per site or Met oiler 313-663-6807
Two to 4 room crfflca aultee avaB-abM. retee asrtmg si $13 30/sq Rsnt includes sk condWlontng. heat 8 jenn oriel service telephone an-swering 4 secratana ssrvloes svsB-abW 646-5900
Red fo rd Townsh ip 24350 Joy Road
(Just West of Telegraph) 625 eq ft. $525 per month
1.250 aq ft $1,050 per month
FREE HEAT FREE AIR CONDITIONING
FREE ELECT RlCtTY FREE UNOERGROUO PARKING
CaB Mary Ann Szwabowekl CERTIFIED REALTY. INC
(313)471-7100
REDFORD TWSP (6M1W ot Beech Rd.l
Genera/Medic a - Al utaniee mcfcjO-sd 825 sq ft $675 mo 88i-406«
ROCHESTER New deluxe office condo for sew Only 9 unit* Prtvete neath dub
353-0986 SPACE FOR LEASE m WaBed LaKs st Decker 8 Maple Rda. Lots of open space with 2 larga executive arses Prtvete entry 1900 sq ft to-la. $1100 per mo includes al utili ilea For information cal Hanear Marketing al 000-2373 SUB-LET OFFICE SPACE m Oc Plymouth RaBroed depot ONce macntna aae svsasOW Ceil Deys 454-WOO
TROY CORNERS Unique updated buBdlng tor leess Wood floors, fireplace. Idea tor photo/gaBary - studio, aw once if-chnect. etc 852-6143 WIXOM - 2 otflcee approxlmaiei* 1000 SQ fl each Ground floor lave good location neer exprseewey 348-6660 or 517-546-5369
BIRMINGHAM Upstair* office-retail space aval-aba $300 par mo 682-4782
BIRMINGHAM - 717 8 ETON 1100 aq. ft - 4 office suite
UtatMe 8 Parking Included 647-7077
6 MONTHS FREE RENT!
PLYMOUTH AREA Outstanding medical or general off-ice apace with ha b seem art serosa from Ptjrmouth High School $10 SO ft net on 3'4 yeer eeee io qua* fled party Beet bargaei In the West Metro area Ca* today limned oner
TEPEE REALTY 479 S Mam. Plymouth
454-3610 BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Woodward at 16 MBe. 100 - 1000 eq ft $15 50 per sq. ft. Option to Meee phonee 4 equipment SMyVKX 3 6 7 B U S . - P T O f . B W f l S .
BRIGHTON/MOWEL i. 1600-4000 sq ft of ottlce specs Compute wtth 40 phore sysism 4 wired tor computer idea k* tele-marketing or protsssnna practice Cea Derma Roemeki Commeroa Realty
Sale/Li
Mictugan 662-1234
CANTON Ford Rd W of 1-275
750 sq ft 4 up $4 95 s sq ft
Ei scutNe - plush cerpet Bund to suit 455-3102
REDFORD Buainssa olhce tor leeee 1600 eq.fl. plenty of perking. tr« stsndlng buadtng si Beech Deh Schoolcraft on 1-96 (jaRrlaa) formerly dental oflloe Net Test $1600 per mo
SEVEN MILE' RYAN 35x55 bunding suitable tor storsge
body repair 589-2166
CLAWSON/TROY AREA 2000 eq ft commercial txakjmg
or ssB Land Contrad. 436-0459 or 837 5946
SPACE FOR RENT, used try | Chkoprector 3 days s week any professional nvned use Siwtv g roome or have a room to ycxjreeH May wort aame day* aa Dr Nov< 348-753C
DENTAL SLHTE aveaeCKe with active generel prectloner ReBtoid area
536-5186
WHITE CHAPEL Gerden oI Reformation 4 lots $660 eech CaB evenings 825-3664
351 Mortgages I Land Contracts
BUYING LANO CONTRACT S FuB or Portal Fast Cash1
1(517)723-7809 CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS
Md! Monjsgaa Re*r-*ncee Mortgage Corp ol Americo 3-382-1409 or 1-800-488-9818
out-bkH Mo
313-302-
Credl Problem 7
Pey on oaa or i N v PHILLIPS a c o
DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH sq fl Convenient locenor En Hint perking. CaB 456-7373
EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES Bioomhad H*a Reoaptionw aa»-anoa. uUBMee mdudsd Short term
LIVOfeA 8 MSB are* 120C tq 0 DduUdel shop 8 office tor leeae $800 per month. tJLxee induded 477-2008 WAREHOUSE
e b N CaB
Plymouth end Canton Beth 981-0300
WIXOM STORAGE BUILDING Htah CeBkw - Secured 40x44. SOOO/month.
624-8686 or 347-2955 $1000/Mo -1800 sq.ft.
Cloee to ISO, 1275 4 M14. Llvonto. Cal Jo at 454-2400
port reqMtad 301 Mepto 368-2000 <
N Eton. N ol
BlRMINaHAM Oekwood Manor
kitchen 8 carpeBng cony. pooLjmjVae 646-0217
BIRMINGHAM 2467 E bedroom, cerpet. bBnde. asnaesh-ar centra ak Laeae No pet* $470
643-4428
370 Income Property A RARE FIND
MILFORD - hot locetlon. 12 unit brick plus addltlona lot 1-2 Bed-rooms sppBences. carpeting, sk Tsrms $86,000 down. 20 yr* 11V 1ST OFFERING GARDEN CITY - S unit brick 1-2 Bedroome. sepersM utfltoss. Sun-dry. all appilsnces $265 000 $66,000 down, HX29yr* PERRY REALTY (313)664-1189
371 Com m l / Ind. Vacant Property
Brsnd new luxury spertment* Fur rushed snd umurmshed epertment* evsBNUe Vesner/dryer In e spertment Pool hot tub end »tr center Con traded ecceee entry end covered perking Easy eocees le The Lodge Open flaky 9-6 Sorry no pat* CaB (313) 352-2712
CANTON CARRIAGE COVE
LUXURY APTS. (LILLEY 8 WARREN)
We taks pride In offering the following services to our tensnts
DETROIT-7 Mile'Laheer NIC bedroom apt Neaey decorated, car-peted heel and ak $32S/mo CaB 537-0014
Grove 4 Court How can you make your roommate drsappeert Move to our spadoue tor prtvecy snd kooky mcfcjdsd In rcu rent ha toe weeher'dryer, flrsplece. snd m6ra
Rents Starting $795 336-5995
Convenient to Ford World
FARMINGTON HILLS ORCHARD CREEK
APARTMENTS t300 sq ft 2 bedroom/2 bath with LndMdua entrsnces. gas. Hreptaoa GE sppBsnces mdudkig dryer, monitored lire 4 alarm pkn much more
From $825 OOC
855-1250 (.ocetsd on Oroherd Lake Rd
o mBe South of 14 MBe
3TON HILLS I bedroom. 800 *q It
1800/mc
FARMINGTON tOLLS room iaiR. hea 8 wei Newty decoreted $300 plus security 8 lee 42S-6641 FARMBtOTON HILLS weshsr/dryer a apt dMhwaahar carport betoony $425. mo CaBnowl 473-0758 FAR4HNGTON HJLLS 2 bedroom corner ol Orake 8 Grand Rher Leee than 5 mtnutas to axtJi sssssit Out door 8 indoor pools, heath a c . terme courts Centra sk $645'mo 6 month Maae 442-2254 FARMINGTON
TROY 660-9090 3728 Rodteaer Rd SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29208 llorth.estsrn Hwy CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford Rd NOVI 348-0540 Across from 12 0efcsMsB CLINTON TWP 791-8444 38870 GarHetd
APARTMENTS UNLIMITED
Ths Cssisst Wsy To Fmd s GREAT PLACE!
FARMINGTON HILLS Tsn MM 4 Middtobelt Largs t bed-room, from $455 Free Color TV WNh t Yeer Lease 471-4558
THE HOUSE OF BOTSFORD 1 4 2 BEDROOMS
PLUS TOWNHOUSES p FROM (495
FREE HEAT paooua apartments with ek condt
locked toyer sntry. hay
BRIGHT ON/MOWELL 5-34 ecree. toned heevy del. *ghl Induetria. soms with sew-er 4 Grand Rhrer frontags Cal Dermle Roemeki. MicMgen Commeroei Reaty 902-1234 BRIGHTON- 20 48 seres toned *gnt Industrie lor sMe AJ or part.
emergency Itul grounds
maintenance with pool 4
eee Contact OM ADLER, BROKER
(313) 229-5722
372 InvesL Property WAYNE
22 unit brick 1-2 Bedrooms. 3 buddings. sB sppasnoe*. carpeting, ak. new eephefl Oroeeee $107,000 yearly $525,000, 11H. $100,000 down Agent (313)664-1109 Or (313)629-5997
400 Apts. For Rent APARTMENTS AVAILABLE
NORTHVILLE AREA t 4 2 bedroom
$520-8000 month tndudee heet 1 rear Mete
picnic eree with BBO's - specie handicapped units - Many more emenfllee
NO OTHER FEES Private Entrsnces
One Bedroom - $496, 900 sq ft Two Bedroom - $570. 1100 sq ft vsrim bands 4 carport ncfcjded
Naar X-way*. shopping, skport *BperT! -4490
Canton FAIRWAY CLUB
Golf side Apts 1 4 2 Bedroom
Free Golf Heat 4 Hot Water Free
Carport Included 728-1105
equipped kitchen end siorsgs -ighted pertmg arid car-porta Pod
20810 BOTSFORD DRIVE Grand Rher
Directly befMnd Botaord Inn Adlecent lo Botslord Hosplte
477-4797
CANTON 1 bedroom, refrigerator, stove, carpet 4 bBnde. $400 per mo plus security includes hset 4 weter CaB 455-0391
FARMINGTON HILLS Sublet deen 2 bedroom, 2 bath. 1100 sq fl ExceHsnt view Great price! Cat 474-7936
CLAWSON - one bedroom, belcorry, cvpetlng. sk. meturs adult* $435 per month indudes heat No pets
505-2109 CLAWSON/TROY
New 1 bedroom. CessWancs fan. mkv blinds, ak, dRhweaner. sneck ber must see $495- mo 549-6665
Dee born Hts.
FARMINGTON HILLS 2.000 SO FT OF PURE LUXURY
Elegentty assigned 2 or 3 bedroom ranch, or 3 bedroom townhouaa* 2't bethe etarlpod Ms. ful baaa-ment 2 car attached gerege From 11500
COVINGTON C L U B 14 M*e 4 MlddMbeit
651-2730 Managed by Kaftan Enterprises mc
AUBURN HILLS BLOOMFIELD SQUARE Avondale School District
MOVE-IN SPECIAL (480 - $545
• 1 4 2 Bedroom Apts • Approxknsteiy 650-1100 Sq Ft • FREE Heat 4 Water Al «>p*arcee. vertical bknda end large Horses are* r«i 1 esc nod centre Mr intercoms pool and 24 hour emergency mamtenence Ocas to shopping, banking OtJ OCC end the new Indus t r ie s n d tech centers. 5 minutes Irom 1-75 or M-59 just oft South Blvd. Between Sqmrra 4 Opdyke
Mon-Frt 10-6. Thurs 10-7 Set 11-5 4 Sun 12-3
852-4377 . AUBURN HILLS
Bloomfteld Orchard Apts
Spaooua 1 badroom sparUnents from $440 00: mdudae hsat. gas 4 water Bands included Pod - laun-dry tadBtlee 4 more Short term,
Open 7 days 332-1848
AUBURN HILLS GRAND OPENING
FROM $915 - 2 4 3 Bedroom Townhomes • Luxurious 1500 S<3 Ft • Yrasner. Dryer BBnde • Carport*. Pool. Sp* Tennis • Clubhouse. Exercise Room • AvondaM School Dletnct • Chrysler Tech Center
WESTBURY VILLAGE Souvrai Rd between M-59/AuCxxn
852-7550 Managed by KaRen Enterprises nc
C A N T O N S of Joy Fid . W ol 1275
1 4 2 Bedroom Apartments From $355*
HEAT INCLUDED
STONEYBROOKE APARTMENTS
455-7200
Mon-Frt. 9-5 Set 11-4 • Limned time Ftr*1 6 months of a ore yeer leeae N Selected units
C A M B R I D G E
A P T S . Withm waBtmg datsnce to shop-ping church, restaurants, spacious 1 4 2 bedroom deluxe apts Newty
com cerport. dub "Ousa sauna ae room, larvae courts heeled
poots On Joy Rd W ol Newburgh
459-6600 • On sslecied untts only
LIVONIA'S FINEST
LOCATION Merrtman corner 7 mile
Large deluxe 1 4 2 bedroom untts
as Ikepleos. $1 200 per i
L/VONLA. CLARITA PARK
Brand new bath iktks Includes dishwasher. garbage aepossr laundry hook-up. veruca oande prNete enkance. cabN 4 phone
~ Mas Rda off Middie
9 30-3 30
MILFORD
$ 3 9 9
M o v e s Y o u In 3114 2 Bedroom
-mCtoeau FuBy Carpeted Swimming Pod Ctubhouee
Kens ington Park Apa r tmen ts
ross Irom Kensington State Cm -96 4 Ksnt Lsks Rd
437-6794
MADISON HEIGHTS $450
- Ctoan. «uW buBdmg •Spacious 1 badroom
i . Free heat CMATSFORO VILLAGE
John R 4 13 Mae 504 1406
NORTHVILLE GREEN Largs contemporary t 4 } bedroom spertment. On Randolph at 8 M-e. •ik Mas M at Sheldon Rd WeR to owniovn
RENT FROM 5520 SECURITY $200
ttiouOee cerport pmah carpatinw.
W - 7 7 4 3
LIVONIA DON T WA1TI
Theyre going leal Spa-
now lo ttod more
• Our apaooue Mng • Carport sidudad • On eta prcrec aree sNth
berbequee • Great location neer
LhronMMak • Aak about our move m
vsrnce bands • Pool
Neer by shoppeig
WOOORIDGE CaB Oulcki
477-6448
From $ 5 7 0 / m o . MERRIMAN W O O D S Mode open 9-6 exoept Thursday
477-9377 Office: 775-8206
LOOK NO FURTHER ROYAL OAK: $420/M0.
1 mo free wtth 1 yr LFtTM
FARMINGTON greet location free gerege OuMt buBdlng No pet* Ready tor move m 477-0157 GARDEN CITY - Maptewood/ MlddMOelt. 1 bedroom. sppBance* $350 - security VenReken Reeky 941-0790 586-4702
FARMINGTON HILLS Sub Laaae Mulrwood 1 bedroom, $575/mo $200 lecurtty negotiable Ask tor Monrcs 557-4000 home 553-01T3
GARDEN CITY Ford/hBddlebell Aree
bedroom spertment* Amentlaa nduM • Owner Paid Heat 4 Water • Centra Ak • miai corn OyWsm • Gerbega Diaooee • Laundry FedBbes • Window Tieabnants/Mn BBnde
From $410 monthly GAROEN CITY TERRACE
522-0480 GARDEN CITY 1 bedroom treehfy pakitad cerport. laundry tad* $395 monthly. *eakity $520 Server
i pets 326-2756 GARDEN CITY - 1 bedroom apart
icorated Kitchen hea included $420/
security No pets 505-3677 GARDEN CITY - 1 bedroom newly decorated sk No psts $4 15 pkjs security deposit
464-3647 or 42 1-2146
DEARBORN WEST SPACIOUS - NEWLY OECORATED Studio 1 4 2 bedroom epartments Heat Free Cerpa 4 appliances In-cluded 1 block to Michigan Ave 4 Shopping Bue Line a front door j From $340 per month 565-1899 I
CALL ABOUT OUR SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS 4
RENTAL SPECIALS
- W E S T L A N D -
HAWTHORNE CLUB
• N o v i Lakes Area •
W E S T G A T E V I
B A C K T O S C H O O L
S P E C I A L
F r o m S 4 7 5
• A r e a ' s B e s t V a l u e • Qu ie t • S p a c i o u s A p a r t m e n t s
• A t t rac t i ve ly L a n d s c a p e d • Lakes A r e a • Near T w e l v e Oaks Mal l • Cen t ra l A i r
• P o o l • C a r p o r t • W a l k - i n C l o s e t s
• Pa t i o and Ba l con ies Ol f Pon t i ac Tra i l b e t w e e n Beck & W e s t
M i n I r o m 1-695. 1-275 Dai ly 9 a .m. - 7 p .m. . Sat. & Sun. 12-4 p .m.
O p e n Unt i l 7 p m .
6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5
Scctsdak c Iparfments Newburgh between Joy & Warren
F r o m ^ S S S U M M E R
S P E C I A L S
4 2 5 ' F R E E H E A T F R E E C O O K I N G G A S
V E R T I C A L B L I N D S 1 & 2 Bedroom • 1 V* Baths • Central Air
Of Warren Lstwsar ShetOon/LRey Mon -Frt 9-5pm. Sat 4 Sun 1-Spm
Evening appointments evsksbls 459 -1310
DEARBORN - 2 badroom uppar Hat. SB *npa*nca*. newty redecorated, new window*. $425/mO Security depoeit Cal after 5pm 474-2674 LAHSER/Grend River beautiful 1 Bedroom w/Mdge/siove, carpet, heat induded Good area, muet see No prep charge $335 531-6542
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 town houses Easy and quick access lo I-96 and 1-275 - direct routes lo the airport, downtown Detroit and Birmingham Southfield areas 9 Mile Road 1'^ miles west of Farmington Road A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT
SEVEN MiLE/TELEGRAF* Specious 1 bedroom, from $410 4 up. 2 bedroom - $475 includes heal 4 water 534-9340 1
CUE 1 9 9 1 S p e c i a l
(Limited Timet
s100 O F F 2 Bedroom Apartments
WAS
s 5 4 5 n o w s 4 4 5 * Bright Airy Extra-large Rooms Heal S Vertical Blinds included
Ceiling Fan Bedroom or Dining Area 1 Bedroom Also Available
6737 N WAYNE RD WESTLAND South ot WtBlsnd Mali
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280-1700 CLARKSTON
GREENS LAKE 1 end 2 bedroom apertments on over 1000 fl of frontage on Greens Lake and The Canton Rnrer Enjoy
m d u d a e a p p a e n c e e vertical bknda . carpe t ing p o d . d o e e in Fa rming ton Hats loca t ion
Enter East oft Orcha rd Lake RO on Foisum S ol Grand Rhrer
M o d e O p e n Deny 9-5 Except W e d n e e d e y
478-1487 7 7 5 - 8 2 0 6
326-8270
•HOC oh tor 1 a 6 months ot 1 yea- lease tor
C A L L T O D A Y 478-4664 - Nov i -
SUPER SPECIAL
PAVILIOM COURT
BERKLEY re ted i b e d r o o m d e a n . qcBst race tion Heal I n d u d e d w a k t o shop-ping 12 MBe-CooBdge e r e a $450 OXFORD HOUSE 544-7715
BIRMINGHAM Attractive, newly rak/VBIBU • t 7 Ue ikuume Excel-lent condBlon WMk to shopp ing Heet. water 4 carpor t $ 6 2 5 4 $700 C a t Arm after 6F>M. 647-4234
BIRMINGHAM
BUCKINGHAM MANOR You DESERVE
the Buckingham LBeetyM 1
649-6909 Birmingham/CIBWBOT
Studio a p a r t m e n t in the hear t a Bi rmingham C e n t r e ak . p e o o r v u c a b a n d s $475 per month kv
2 4 3 Bedroom Townhoueee From $ 7 2 5 H d u d l n g H e a
BEST APARTMENT VALUE IN FARMINGTON HILLS
Charming 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments from
F e a t u r i n g
'475 6 mo & * yr l eases a v a i l a b l e C o n v e n i e n t t o f r e e w a y s s h o p p i n g a n d
C e n t r a l Air C o n d i t i o n i n g Pr>vate B a i c o n y Pa t i o S w i m m i n g P o o l C a r p o r t s A v a i l a b l e Beau t i f u l Landscaping t
( / / o t d o f m L o c a t e d o n 12 Mi te R o a d b e t w e e n M i d d t e b e N & O r c h a r d L a k e R o a d s .
Open Mon -Fri 1-6. Sat & Sun 12-5
476-1240 E "Osjfi'V Opportwrfvty
P L Y M O U T H / C A N T O N
Viftage Squire Apartments
1 BEDROOM SPECIAL
• Ind iv idua l ly controlled h e a l a a i r Short Term Leases Available
Job Transfer Cfamses Available
FREE HEAT
F R O M ' 4 2 5
981-3891 On Ford Road, Just east of 1-275
Dafly 9-7 114 11-5
— Plymouth —
HILLCREST CLUB With its Old World charm nestled in a w o o d e d c o u n t r y - s i d e s e t t i n g . HILLCREST CLUB offers:
Ceiling Fans Outdoor Pool Vertical Blinds Picnic Area Air Conditioning Spacious Suites Dishwasher Laundry Facilities
Free Heat
SUPER SPECIAL I ,rom ' 4 2 5 I
MC p e l s p t e e e e Leeee EHO
THE BENEICKE G R O U P
642 6686
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1 4 2 Bedroom I iBMili 444 -4 KM or B B B 4 T M
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1 Bsd roo tn $«20 2 B a d r o o m a - S M 0
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30500 West Warren between lUldlebelt and Mernman Roads
C a n t o n
FRANKLIN PALMER ESTATES
Q u i e t l y T u c k e d A w a y
FREE HEAT Spacious (i Sound Conditioned
Outdoor Pool • Sauna • L«iMc • Large I loseis Dishwa>hcrs • Pet Section
I LIMITED OFFER I f rom
$ 4 Z S |
397-0200 On Palmer. West of LilU*\
Mon I n 7 S.tl I* Sun 12 4
1 2 3 5 0 R i s m a n
South ot Plymouth Rd east ot Haggerty
453-7144 M o n . - F r i . 9 - 7 S a t . & S u n . 1 2 - 4
F Q A N K L I N SQUARE
A R o y a l W a y of L i fe P r e s e n t i n g :
• Luxur ious 2 B e d r o o m 2 Batri Apar tments • Deep Pile Ca rpe t s • Majest ic W i n d o w Seats • Lavishly A p p o i n t e d Ki tcr iens featur ing range
w i t h s e l f - c l e a n i n g o v e n s e l ' - d e f r o s t m g r e f r i g e r a t o r f reeze r Duif l-tn m i c r o w a v e a n d Gist iwasher ful l size washer dryer in each unti
• Ar is tocrat ic Fu l l y -Equ ipped Heal th C iub & POCM • Stately Exquis i te ly Ma in ta ined Grounds • Centra l Air Cond i t i on i ng • Regal Master B e d r o o m • D ign i f ied Separa te En t rance and Carpor t Inc luded • Serv ices Des igned to M a k e You Feei L ike Nobi l i ty
C A L L 3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0 o r Visi t O u r M o d e l
Pavi l ion Drive off Hagger ty be tween 9 Mile & 10 Vlrte <Convement ly l oca ted ooar- I i -666. ' -2ZS. and Twelve Oaks MaM
O P E N DAILY 9 A.M.-7 P .M. Saturday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
( A P A P T * 1 S T * )
UNBELIEVABLE! A q u a i n t A q u i e c a p a r t m e n t c o m m u n t r y i n L i v o ^
n i a . c l o s e t o g r e a t s h o p p i n g . r e » t a u r a m s . I 9 6
a c c e s s A M e i r o A i r p o r t .
Reduced Security Deposit! Attractive 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartment*
f r o m # 5 1 5 ^ 3 8 5 . v 1 8 5 *
HEAT AND VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED
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C O N C O R D T O W E R S 1 S 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
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FROM $40?* l-TS and 14 MS*
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3 4 9 - 7 7 4 3
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3 4 8 - 1 8 3 0
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NOVI RIDGE On K> M«* between Novi Rd A Meedowbrook
349-8200 O P E N 7 D A Y S
OPEN MON. & T 4 J J 4 D C t n u n o
TILL 8PM
B O T S F O R D P L A C E
Q R A N O R I V E R - 8 M I L E Beftmd Botslord Hoapftai
S P E C I A L
1 B e d r o o m t o r $ 4 1 9
2 B e d r o o m t o r $ 5 1 9
3 B e d r o o m t o r $ 6 8 9 P E T S P E R M I T T E D
Smoke Detectors metaled SmgMe Welcome
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HEAT A WATER INCLUDED Oulet preettge addraaa. ak condi-tioning. carpeting. saov* A refrigera-tor. a l u t e u a a except atectrtcffy In-
Had Warm apartment* Laundry
For mora Mormel ion. pftone
4 7 7 - 8 4 6 4
2 7 8 8 3 I n d e p e n d e n c e
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N O R T H V I L L E
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1 6 C o n t e m p o r a r y
f l o o r p l a n s
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t u b e n c l o s u r e s ,
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• M i c r o w a v e o v e n s
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w o r k - o u t r o o m
• A e r o b i c c l a s s e s
• W a l k i n g ^ l o g g i n g t r a i l
• S a u n a & J a c u z z i
• P o o l w t t h l a p m a r k e r s
• T e n n i s c o u r t s
• V o l l e y b a l l p t t
Dirsctty accessible to 1-278. t-96, M-14
EXPERIENCE THE ELEGANCE OF... A n e x q u i s i t e l y p a n o r a m i c 1 0 5 a c r e c o m m u n i t y p e r f e c t e d o n t h e s h o r e s o f
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S a t u r d a y 9 - 5
S u n d a y 1 2 - 5
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1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p t s . w i t h c h o i c e
o f 1 b a t h t o 1 V i b a t h s w i t h d e n .
FULL HEALTH CLUB MEMBERSHIP INCLUDED IN RENT
F R O M
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• S u n D e c k
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O n Old Grand River between Drake & i
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S p a c i o u s I a n d 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s . 2 . 3 a n d 4
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d o w n t o w n D e t r o i t y e t c o m f o r t a b l y a w a y f r o m i t a l l f r o m 1 - 2 7 5 e x i t A n n
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4 5 5 - 2 4 2 4
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1 B e d r o o m s f r o m $ 4 9 5
Barrior - Free Apt Available
Located on N o * Rd , N ol 8 Mile
T H E B E N E I C K E G R O U P
3 4 7 - 1 6 9 0 3 4 8 - 9 5 9 0
F R E E A P A R T M E N T
L O C A T O R
1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6
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C A N T O N 9 8 1 - 7 2 0 0
T R O Y 6 8 0 -3726 Rocfteeler Rd
C L I N T O N T W P . 7 0 1 - 8 4 4 4 36870 Qarftekl
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The Eaaieat Way To Find • QREAT PLACE1
N . D E A R B O R N H T S . First floor 2 badroom. appaancaa, ak. No Pet*, $445/month 565-6093
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1 & 2 B e d r o o m
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$ 4 0 0 f r o m
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Warren. Mich Weai aide ot Mound Rd
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939-2340
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C A N T O N 9 8 1 - 7 2 0 0 42711 Ford Rd
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P r i v a t e a t h l e t i c c l u b f e a t u r i n g y e a r - r o u n d
i n d o o r - o u t d o o r p o o l , s a u n a , s t e a m b a t h ,
w h i r l p o o l a n d e x e r c i s e r o o m S e c l u d e d s e t t i n g
a m i d s t w o o d s a n d d u c k p o n d s P e t s w e l c o m e
S e n i o r c i t i z e n d i s c o u n t .
2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED OFF WAYNE RD
BETWEEN WARREN 6 JOY NEAS THE WESTLAND SHOPPING UALL RENTAL OFFICE AND MODE. OPEN 10 A M -6 P M
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
F U L L Y C A R P E T E D
D I S H W A S H E R
1 & 2 B E D R O O M
S T A R T I N G A T $ 4 3 5
O P E N D A I L Y 12 T O 6 P M
4 5 5 - 4 7 2 1 2 7 8 - 8 3 1 9
P L Y M O U T H Oulet sing.* Mory Wearier dryer hook u p F>atio* 1 b a d r o o m lur-meheC 6 unfurnMhad. 2 b a d r o o m * untomMhed Pr inceton Ct Apt* o r Wttcox oft Hagger ty _ 459-6640
S O U T H F I E L D ' S
CARLYLE TOWER
E x c e l l e n t c e n t r a l l o c a t i o n
S P E C I A L O F F E R
F R E E 3 5 m m C A M E R A to tha ftr*t 10 app l i can t s on
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath A p a r t m e n t s • 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Apar tmenl
1 BED«OOM from $495 2 BEDROOM from 6580
557-4520 Hours Daffy 11-6
Sat 9-2 I d o e e d Thur* A Sun >
• baaed on 13 month occupancy New tenan ts or«y
SOUTHFIELD
12 MILE & —TEtEORAPH—
S A V E U P T O
$ 1 1 1 7 . 5 0
RENT FROM 6575 SECURITY e e POSIT 6150
Luxury t 6 2 b e d r o o m ap t s with pauah carpel , vertical bund*, gour -
froet fre* relngerator . in te rcom «y*t*m lot* o< cloeels 6 carpor t , community can te r , exarctae room, s a u n a 6 hea led pool Guard-e d en t r ance . mtrveKm alarm sy*tem
WESTLANO - turnlshed 1 b e d r o o m . appl iance* , new carpet d rape* , c a b l e ready Oulet a r ea 6425. 'mo • secur i ty lmm*dl*t* occupancy ,
n o p e t s Bel o r* 2 PM 5 1 7 * 8 6 - 2 2 9 6
Wea t i and
H A M P T O N C O U R T
A P A R T M E N T S
1 4 2 B E D R O O M A P T S
Starting at $395 (1 b e d r o o m *pt* 760-940 aq 1 2 Badroom ap t s over 1000 s o ft plus larga walk -m s t o r a g e roomi
Ba tcomea - Ca rpor t s
S R . C I T I Z E N S P E C I A L
Limited " m e . new '*»id*nt* only,
rent C a l to» details
B e a u t i f u l l y l a n d s c a p e d w i t h
p i c n i c g r o u n d s a n d p o o l
Convenient ly located oft Ford Rd . 1 Block East o4 Wayne
Mon - F n 9 e m - 5 p m Sa t . 9 - 5 S u n n o o n - 5 p m
W A R R I S F A R M S
A P A R T M E N T S
1 S T M O N T H S R E N T F R E E
S p a c i o u * 2 Bedroom units onry Our 2 b e d r o o m * have 2 f u l or 1'* Baths All units inckid* washer oryer verti-d e s C e n t r a sir and appl iances C a l lor appo in tmen t Hour* 9-5, Sat 11-3 D o e e d Wed A Sun '
42 <-8200
~ W E S T L A N D Warren Rd W ot Merrimar.
1 S 2 B e d r o o m A p t s
F r o m $ 3 5 0 *
H E A T I N C L U D E D
W i n d o w T r e a t m e n t s
4 M i c r o w a v e s
H I N E S P A R K
A P A R T M E N T S
4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2 Mon F n 9-5 Sal 10-5
6 month* of a ooe %
WESTLAND WAYNE,'FORO F«> AREA
S p a c i o u s 1 A 2 b e d r o o m apar t -m e n t s loca ted d o s e t o ahoop>ng A exp re s sway Other a m e n t l e a in-c lude
• Carpe t ing - Par*-Like Set t ing • Owner Paid «e»1 • Air Condit ioning
BEVERL' HILLS - 3 b e d r o o m . !'•» . 1 ba tn . h rep lece sunporch appli-
a n c e * den Greet farrWy ne ighbor -hood $1500 month 644-6856
BIRMINGHAM 6 ALL CITIES
H O M E S F O R R E N T SEE 100 S WHERE
TENANTS A LANOLORDS SHARE LISTINGS e 642-1620
FREE CATALOGUE 884 S o Adam*. Bk-rrwigham M<
BIRM'NGHAM, a t t r a c t i v e - 3 oed -room ranch, c a rpe t ed s tove fng. g s r e g e . Lincoln 6 Adam* $780 per month 553-2631
BIRMINGHAM, walk l o tpwn 2 bed -room ranch •ocatad on pr-vale lan* overlooking the R o u g e River Larga shed root avlng room w / h r e p l a c e , s c r e e n e d porch beautiful d e e p sha-dy lol immedia ta o c c u p a n c y 61100 m o 644-6553 , « busy 6 4 4 - 6 5 3 1
LIVONIA 2 bath* home or apartments hardwood ftoors. large tnautated sunporch upetair* hea priveie en-trance Reeaonabi* -ant Near Bot*-tord Hoapnal
Mon - f r i 362-6413
FARMIMOTON HILLS TROY 3 yr old •»*oj1!ve conlem-
Large 4 bedroom home, , oed 'oom*. 2H beth* *ir May Be ueed aa smgie i nrepiece. spnrvi iers
Bunt ir. pooi deck n e u t r a decor $ l 600 m o 669-8090
NW OETROIT - 2 b a d r o o m lower Bet In-unH lu«-si ie l a u n d r y c e n t r a a r m beaut i ful Q r w x l m o n l recently r e - pool, tennl*. $550 m o Cioaa tc- 6 9 6
v a g e 1350 / j 655-4182 256 -8305
LIVONIA Merr-iman 5 Ml a rea 4 bedroom colonial. 1W be th* fire-place. Florida room a>. g a r a g e . $ 1 2 0 0 ' m o 525-6336 « A » N E
OLD WAYNE 2 Bedroom gerag* . 471-3182 | Mi b a a e m e n t deed end street
Qule< neighborhood immedia te o c c u p e n c y $500i mo $ 1100 move* you m 728-5597
L lVO«A N E tmy 600 sq ft t x x r t e ;
ApptMkncM. carpel t»Hj« He rage Clear , QUWC
I M S
5 3 3 ^ * :
after 4PM
WESTLAND L~or»* achoort 3 B e d r o o m b n c i 'mncr ' 'f Beth* IV)-isned baserrt*r»i 2 ' i c a W W
425-9225
LIVON1A - Tr,.level 3 b e d r o o m Beth t*miiy room 2'> car g e / a g e '
carpe t ing appbanca* c o r r * lot No $7 '5-rr>o plus security pe l* $ 6 7 5 ' m o Aft*r 6pm 474-3076 WESTLANO
*tir ac t ive
. ; FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 Bed 'OOm. OLD REDFORD-Nice 1 b e d r o o m up-i 1 ba th c o n d o 12 M i a . Orchard Lake par appAanca*. ca rpe l lng $325/! » d a r e a Spac ious 2nd floor urkt m o n t h include* utiBOe* Security ae - wtth kMs ol s to rage w a a -m cloeet n poart reouk-ea 255-64731 B e d r o o m S i o . e r e f i g e r a i o r
— M h w e s h a r Butfl-m rmcroweve -PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN - amellj M l s u e washer 6 3rye> m ur.n s tuolo appl iance* waaher A dryer , immedia te occupancy $550 par mil utlktie* amtaOle lor o n e . month $550-security C H 851-6471 No pe t s $400 par m o 349-8246 v #32-3*00
313-654-2931 PLYMOUTH OLD VILLAGE, cory 1| FARMkNGTON HIL^S - Oak cree l b e d r o o m upper ha rdwood floors, per naa r Ores* A HeUMaC 2 bed -*ppii*nce*. g a r a g e j tmt ies incfcJd- room. 2 Beth uxtmy condo . c e n t r a ad $46C • securi ty 255-2667 a l r sppfcarce* Fireplace At-
tached ga rage $800 m o 3*9-2974
2 oedroom bungelow with
LIVONIA Prime Are* 3 b e d r o o m * lamtfy and aun room* Deck l a n c e d yard At tached garage No pa t s $750 Security 'eksrance* 6 2 * - I 4 ? e
duplex
- M a n n a r ' •mode led 3 Oedroom B*1ha. carpel . $575-'mc
274-6202
PLYMOUTH 2 Bedroom, $475 per m o n t h plus aecurlty No pa t s m-i FARMINGTON MILLS Convergent c«uda* heei 422-3365] L O C a » o n One Badroom. one b a t h
wttnm m m u t e a ot a h o p p m g raa iau ran t s . and
BIRMINGHAM u n i q u e 2 b e d r o o m - o r e with » « . f enced yard A d e c * $695 monthfy Evankiga
2 1 6 - 6 7 1 - 6 5 5 5
BIRMINGHAM - t4 m n e ' P l a r c e 3 b a d r o o m bnck ranch Florida room 1 bath, b a s e m e n t , neutral , bl ind* a l appl iances , c e n t r a ak 2 car g a r a g e No p e t s $1100, 'mo D A H PROPERTIES 7 3 7 - 4 0 0 2
BIRMINGHAM - 2 b e d r o o m * ga-rage. s c r e e n e d porch all appli-a n c e * Great Locationl $750 - ae-r.urtty 646-7648 or 2 5 6 - 4 8 0 7
BIRMINGHAM 3 b e d r o o m ranch with 2 car g a r a g a . walking d is tance lo city park A shopping , c a rpe t ed th roughout with ear th tone colors, mtcf ten appk-ancea fenced m yard A m o r e Avail-able now $795 per month EHO
THE BENEICKE GROUP
LIVONIA - 2 bedroom ranch ca the-dral caikng. gerage lenced yard e r t t l eb i e immediately $63C month i aecunty « 7 6 - 0 2 i 3
LIVONIA - 3 Beoroon- home 8962 Hugh Dnve $60C month
Rem or sell C a l Mao lor oeiaBs 566-7575 242-325-7
ranch W E S T L A N D
2 b e d r o o m i Bath bnck h o m e * feei~r« • Nevn> remodeiec • lichens w t h
refrigerator and s tove • Fu» c e a e r - a r t a * Pnva i* Entrance* dmrewey* and
PLYMOUTH - 2 b e d r o o m lower, wtth! b e e e r n e n t s tove, refr igerator , o f t | s t ree t parking, pra ter n o pa t s $ 5 7 5 ' m o plus 1 mo securi ty 455-4 1 S 3
ROCHESTER lower Rat 900 sq fl h e r d w o o c hocrs , sec luded sai
pr ivate drive near Dowmown .iiiitiee No d o g s 781 - 6 0 5 3 Z S o '
LIVONIA - 3 b e d r o o m Ranch bath*. 2 car garage g a neat $795.'MCi - 1st MO curlty dapoan
«3*
$4^5 per montt-n-nediate Occupancy
merer exp re s sway* Large kvkig room formal dmmg room and laun-dry m unit Can Micheie Arkal al 645-2030 $495 per m o n t h
RAt P h MANUEL REALTORS
F A R M i N C O N - T f » e x c i t e m e n t of Dowrrtowr Living t o t h e na tu r e
sett ing of a park Minutes from ex b e d r o o m 1
On j n a n a g a m e m 6 m a m t e n e n c e 682 -4065 CALL NOW 721-6111 for additional
informat ion 4 direction* Oft ice 2756 Aculey Westlam: Open 9am 9pm Weekday*
10-5pm Sa tu rday ' 2 - 5 Sunday
LIVONIA • 5 mMe 4 Farmington 2 b e d r o o m garage appl iances *. ' c l ea r immedia te poaaaasion $ 6 7 5 m o n t h 421-7714
WESTLAND • 2 b e d r o o m s 2 car ga-r a g e Fenced yard New*, decora t -ed S tove 4 relngerator Available
Ms $550 m o • depcen 72 1-4923
now No pets $ 5 5
UVONIA - 7 MUe 4 l ras te r 2 b e d -•oom house . 2 car ga rag* l e n c e d yard $575 a month No peta Credrt check wia Be m a d e 4 7 3 - 5 7 7 5
NORTHVILLE - K»ely older h o m e ir . w BLOOMFIELD 1 bed room, hug* room K r a p l a o custi tr •
en a t i ached j e r a g e lake c — n e g e * ISOO m c 649-2649
W BLOOMFIELD Coiy 2 bed-NORTHVILLE TWP 6 Mile-'US-23 room V e p i a c e m great room Kttch-
Nlca 3 bedroom. 2 fu» Bath big 2 „ a p p i ^ n c a s Walk to Berrongham
trr t air washer a r y m s t o r a g e a r e e ROYAL OAK-2 Bedroom newly dec-1 Furniahed i H T S i ' m o > or un lur -o r a t a d stove re lngera tor g a r a g e . ' n tshed l$575. 'mo |. h ea l inciuoad 11 Mile. 'Campbell a r e a No p e t s Rr»er Oier Complex 474 -97 "4 $ ! ^ C / m o - securi ty 583-4164 or 6 6 6 - 6 5 2 9
TROY 2 t e d r o o m * Mapn* 4 Ro-i LrVONIA O e e n c o n d o 2 Bed-Chaster Rd a r e e s S tove 4 Retnger- - o o m a 2 ba ths partially 1urr»aheC ator ' a r j e iol $x T5/mc Available sc reened pa t io overlooking Immediately 879-7451 ' courtyard, c lubhouae with mpoor
pooi. $900 mo p lus security d a p o e it Real Estate One 591 -6365
PUERTO' VALLART time m Jan $5 90C W. Oct $ 4 W Bom » o e d " wlth RCi member sh ip 4 5 9
4 1 4 S o u t h e r n R e n t a l s
ACAPULCO c o n d o Dec 1st '"v Dec 3-1st Large 2 bed room, 2 be<-wtth rruse sarvica loca ted on i ~ bay $100 a day, from 12-1IO 12 r $150 a day from ' 2 - 1 5 to 1 2 - J ' 313-653-5025 3 l 3 - 6 9 * - 5 r ! '
DtSNE> E P C O ' urvversal S l u C - » 1 t Mile* swa» Luxury 2 *nd 3 bee1
room 2 beth c o n d o wasnar O ' - w miCTCTWBV*. pool l acuzp t a r i u cour ts From $525 per ween Days 474-5150 Evenmga 4 7B-9"
FLORIDA - immacula te G u m - - . Beach houee Casey *ey ba lw-»-Sa ra so t* 4 Venice 2 B e d r o o m s bath* Weekly.-monthly Oaf 1-613-468- 34 A
FtOR-iD* MADEIRA BEAC--C o n d c gull f ront ?• i b e d r o o r
2 b a t " Smcet! t ree p n m » cor-.-llpn 3 1 3 - 9 ' 1- *
f MYERS • C'OM Creak" ? - i n •oom 2 b a t " overlooking *tr way AH a m e n i l e a 477
WARREN 6 SOUTHFtELD 2 b e d r o o m upper flat ncm a m o k e No pe t s Appl iance* heat water inc luded $ 4 2 5 ' m o 436-8323
doemtown NorthvOs. newly d e c o r a t -ed . 3 bedroom*. 2 car g a r a g e Bruce Roy Realty Aa* lot Detrt»
3 4 9 - 8 7 0 0
WAYNE b e d r o o m upper c o m
UVONIA MALL AREA Bedroom c o n d o eval lawe 9 ' t t n
Washer dryer c e n t r a av aec iuded
HILTON HEAD OCEAN COND' 1
Beach. POO" Tenni* 1 beO-ocv-1 Batr $375 A Wee>
C a l E l a m n g i 459-6568
HILTON HEAD - S h o r e w o o o d e l ^ . -2 beevroom 2 ba th - 4m- Aoor con-5. centrally located with great new ocee r A pooi 2 2 7 - t t * !
HIL 'ON HEAD l Bed'Dom 1 B* ' c o n d o a c c o m m o d a t e s * adu l t s II1' kitchen On m* Beach ceniral») lo-ca ted $425 'wee» 3I3-696-20C
HEW ORLEANS French Quern -luxurious h o l e 1 b e d r o o m sur t ' avaiiabie 'o- «e*» ait Oct 16-.— t»9» $600 Call J « 3 - M » . 3 » '
. . . " ae t imc, $500 - dapoan and utmtiea pieiery r e d e c o r a t e d neai 4 water m- < ^ _ v „ e luded S ieve 4 t n d g No pe l s » 0 0 1 S O f r y ^ ^ eecurt ty . $ 3 4 5 ' m c
522 18H 4 1 5 V a c a t i o n R a n t a J s
729-7541 MORTWVtLLE b e d r o o m wtth
7 2 9 - 4 0 2 ( 3 "
PLYMOUTH - S p a o o u a T ba«»room. H appkanca*. Mr. m-urwt waaner/ dryer, near town avail*bM aiely $550 n>o No p e t s 471-1469 ;
PLYMOUTH appliance* M a t included an t r anc* Sept . 1. n o pa l* Ideal for a n g l e $425 month 451-0410
PLYMOUTH - Studio Apar tmen t $ 4 1 5 ' m o include* electric 4 g a s No pa l s Available immediately
451-2107
PLYMOUTH TWP - Beautiful 2 Bed-room. IMng room, large yard, ba th M c f t a n a p p k e n c e a heal , laundry In-cluded $ 6 4 0 / m o n t h 459-2748
PLYMOUTH Attractive 1 o e d r o o m AA. new carpel , cable , laundry Near 1-275 No p e l t $435 with hea t
455-5746 or Ann Arbor 995-9624
A s k a b o u t o u r S e n i o r
C i t i z e n D i s c o u n t !
S o m e of ma t a a t u r e e a r e Fam*y A t m o e p h e r e Swamrmng Pool T a m e Courta Convenience S t o r e Beauty Salon FREE Heat 4 Wa te r Security ' D o o r m a n Private Balconlae Underg round Pant ing Aval
3 5 t f - 0 4 0 0 _
i o U T H F I E L
Central A* Condltlonang and Moref
pontiac ORCHARD LAKE ROAD
neer Telegraph B e a u t l M w o o d e d sett ing, l b a d r o o m apt Ca rpe t . Alr condmonar hea t Included
F R O M $ 3 7 5 O R C H A R D W O O D S A P T S
334-1878
SEEING IS BELIEVING1
Monday-Fr iday SOC am t o 6 0 0 prr S a t u r d a y 1 0 0 0 am to 5 00 pm
559-2111 Providence Drive. Sui te = 10 • Sou tMMd. Ml 4 8 0 7 5 a realiicIk-M> appl ies
5 U T H F I E L D 12 MM Rd
1 Block East ol Telegraph
S P A C I O U S
2 4 3 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s
H e a t I n c l u d e d
L A N C A S T E R H I L L S
A P A R T M E N T S
3 5 2 - 2 5 5 4 Mon-Fr t 9-5 Sat 9 -Noon
WESTLAND - MODERN amgle story r anch type h o m e - a p a r t m e n t s i b e d r o o m * 4 s tudio* "Pr tvata En-t r a n c e " . p a « o . s tove, refr igerator d i spose : Close to shopp ing l e a s e wee t tend only imrnednste occupancy
BIRMINGHAM - 3 b e d r o o m s , room c e n t r a rage. Basemen! very cieen school No pe l s $93O'w«0 626-8650
BIRMINGHAM • 0 Bedroom, s h a r p brick, treerily painted , f i replace, rec room, dmmg room $ 9 2 5 / m o
6 4 9 - 0 6 7 8
BIRMINGHAM- 4 Bedroom with o f t •; m i l — M i n i a n a a r B T a w g t " sk ylights. f i replace cen t ra l air.
164S- 1066
g a r a g e an appkencea. b a m . 5 ac ree $675 month Sublet 0 * Can after 6pm 471-1321
NORTHVILLE - 2 bedroom._ti IS! BoC* Appiiancee b a a a -
mant . no pe t s N»ca yaro newty Oec-ora ted-upgradets $625 >>6-8698
s m o k e r s Available Aug 30 $ 1 3 0 0 ' m o $ ' 8 5 0 security 980-1896
W BLOOMFIELD 3 Bedroom bnck rench . 2 f u l bath*. Hrepiace all a p
WAYNE - 2 b e d r o o m flat " e e l car g a r a g e $400. 'MO plua $400 securi ty 326-1819! NORTHVILLE
Highland - a x e s 3 Baaemem c a r p e l
pool n o p e t s heel included 4 2 0 - 3 3 2 6
Higruand L a k e s large b e d r o o m s T * ba the air i Dkantea i>oal l e n r . i t 9 V - — heat, weter No p e t s 349- ' 6 4 9 ; m
EXCr iNG Traverse City BAA." East Bay reeor- sett ing i a n c Bedrooms k i tcher . p o o air S p e o e weekly r a t e s from $ 5 « 5
• 800-966-26*6.
GAYLORD - MlCMA-WE
NORTHVIILE
bath*, f amly room n o pa l s $e96 /month
NOVI - WsOed Lake lakefrom e x e c ut>ve home 3 b e d r o o m ranch , 21 batha fireplace newer home $2000 i mo 624-3876 660-0084
NOV! - 9 Mika'Maartnwhrnnt i m-
COUNTRY COURT APARTMENTS 721-0500
W A T E R B U R Y A P T S
7 2 2 - 5 5 5 6
j i a .
SoutMtead
BASEMENT APARTMENT include* utartias 4 appl iance* $350 month Redford Township. Can af te r
• W E S T L A N D •
H U N T I N G T O N
O N T H E H I L L S200 SECURITY DEPOSIT
SPACIOUS & ELEGANT • F r e e H e a t • C a i > l c A v a i l a b l e
• C e n t r . l i A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g • P o o l
• B e a u l i f o 1 P a r * S e t t i n g • D i s h w a s h e r
• S t o r a g e • V e r t i c a l B l i n d s
Short Term Le.tses dv.ir/ ,»d/i»
O n An - , A r b o r Tra i l J u s i .Vest of inAster R o a d
4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0
M o n - F r i 9 - 6
S a t 1 2 - 4 F R O M 4 6 5
F o x p o i n t e T o w n h o u s e s $ 9 2 0 M o v e s Y o u I n
( O N S E L E C T E D U N I T S )
REDFORD AREA FROM $405
• CI I T . , quiet building • Large 1 6 2 b e d r o o m • Large W a * - m Caoeet • intrusion Alarm Sys t em •Hee l mckided • Senior DMcourn
3LEN COVE APARTMENTS TELEGRAPH 'A m M S. of l-»6
5 3 6 - 2 4 9 7 Managed By Kaftan En te rp r i se* mc
R E D F O R D T O W N S H I P S BEAUTIFUL LOLA PARK APTS
Has a Ovefy 1 b e d r o o m available Al app*arv:ea carpet ing , m c o n d m o n -mg. free heet 4 water C e d e ready Pool with aneded picrac a rea w m S a Q G r M a C v c o m a v a t a b k
ALL FOR UNOCR $ 5 0 0 / M O
Pleas* c a l 255-0932
C r a n b r o o k
C e n t r e Apartments
642-2500
"Call for Two Bedroom Special" • S p a c i o u s Floor P lan* of
•BO- T20C Sq FT > Abundant Ctoeet S p e e e > Extra s to rage S p a c e ol 8 110 • Central AH T
> Ex p e l ant Convenient Location • Raanncted Entry Areee > Pr tvs te Covered Park ing ' S m a l Pet* We lcome • Security Depoeit omy $200 •Vertical Bar
S O U T H F I E L D 12 Mia* W of Telegraph
1 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s
F R O M $ 3 8 6 *
H E A T I N C L U D E D
T E L - T W E L V E P L A C E
A P A R T M E N T S
3 5 5 - 4 4 2 4
Mon -Frt 9 - 5 Sat 10-2 • Linwied time V s l 8 m o n t h s of a o n e year n a a i New leaadenta Sekecled unit*
S O U T H F I E L D 12 MUe W o< Telegraph
1 4 2 B e d r o o m A p t s
F r o m $ 4 8 0 '
H E A T I N C L U D E D
P O I N T E - O - W O O D S
A P A R T M E N T S
3 5 2 - 8 1 2 5
Mon Sat 9-5 S«m 12-4 Cloaed Tueeday
• Limiaed Bine First 6 months of s
W e s t l a n d
S A V E $ 3 5 E A C H M O N T H
S p e c i a l L i m i t e d T i m e O f f e r
$ 2 0 0 D e p o s i t / P l u s $ 3 5 O f f
F r o m $ 3 9 5 o n 1 B e d r o o m
With 1 year i s s s s and credit Montr, t o m o n t h r a t a f rom $430 Heel Ir e l u d e d No fee* new lenen ta only
W e s t l a n d E s t a t e s Wayne /War ren Rd
Easy a c c e s s to l -275/Ma|or x -wsys Sr /SMART b u s s n e
Excellent snoppmg area
Spac iou* . caeen. quiet * p * r t m e n i s w*lk-in cloeet, huge bath, rveei can-i r a a k ca rpe t pool 4 m o r . C a b ^ 2 J T Z . h o o k - u p . r e r t i d e M n d a opt ional No p e l s O p e n 7 flay*
721-0847
RED* ORO TWP AREA COUNTRY HOUSE
• 1 8 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s • Heel •Carpe t • Verticals • Kitchen Appsenoee •Poo l • CepM rssdy
FROM $470 1ST MONTHS WENT A OFF
533-1121 Hours M e n -Frt 9-6
ROCHESTER HILLS Acospimg a p paca l icxe on 2 b a d r o o m s p a r t m s n t s from $4 70 $***. No p e t s Avon Court Apt* 651-7960
t 97S1
Cwammesaon Neat C a l s v e i
ROYAL OAK .-CLAWSON • k a r s a « * i M 1
1 5 0 0 s q u a r e l e d p n v a t e e n t r a n c e 2 a n d
3 - b e d r o o m t o w n h o u s e s V h b a t t i s k i t c h e n
ml d m e t t e a r e a w a s h e r d r y e r W i n d s c o v e r e d
p a r l i i n g p o o l a n d t e n n i s c o u r t s
4 7 3 - 1 1 2 7 t H a l s t e d R d S . o f 1 2 M i l e
OFFICE HOURS Daay 9em-6pm
Ssturday I2pm-Spm
Located on the Weel wO* of SouthAeM Rd el 12H Ms* Rd
SUPERIOR TOWNSHIP Bedroom apartment on term $325
nonth Pleess c a l i f ter Apm 483-2415
SOUTHFIELD NOATHAAIPTON APARTMENTS
c Sheer t toed neer O n e Center DrNe Deluxe 2 b e d r o o m
5 5 9 - 7 2 2 0
A m b e r A p a r t m e n t s 1 BEOMOOM REMT SPECIAL TWO' • Ocoupsncy
3 5 6 - 1 5 3 6
ROCHESTER LUOLOW APTS 1 bedroom s p s r t m e n t s evaBeCM Start ing at $*45 $ 100 Security Oepoeil Special 881-7270
ROCHESTER - 1 b e d r o o m lower or 2 b e d r o o m upper near lowr A pars ak s to raoa from 1*36-8*66 m u d mg heel 4 weter J 6 » - 6 107
ROCHESTER I 4 2 bedroom span merits 8 town houeea aumne m $435 l e a l 4 we-ter mckided Osrbags S i s . i a r*. * " » > * » • 'sngs 8 ca rpa l Laun»>
O A K B R O O K V I L L A 2 and 3 b a d r o o m lowivioueea
A* , Carpet, diahwesher Blinds FREE HEAT 4 HOT WATER
1 BEOAOOM from $455 2 BEDROOM from $505
B L U E G A R D E N A P T S Wssfland a Finest Apertments
Cherry HM Naar Mernmer Owfy i iem-6pm Sat I0em-2pm
Sun lpm-5pm
729-2242
Western Hills Apts. 1 & 2 Bed room Apts .
Only $300 Secur i ty Deposi t W i th 12 M o n t h Lease
Cen t ra l Air. Poo« Ver t ica l B l inds
, Heat & Water Paid
729-6520 Cher ry Hil i 4 NewDurgh
W E S T L A N D W O O D S A P A R T M E N T S
spsrt msnts Ameniiiee include
• Carpeting • Owner Paid -leet • Pool • Laundry Fecrniie* . intercom • Air Condit ioning . Close To Shopping 4 Expressway • Window - •eatmenls 'Mim Bunds
From $420 monthly 7?8 2880
BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 3 bedroom* • dan 2 ' i baths, executive home
Central w . deck family room 4 much more $1,250 882-1526
BcOOMFIELD TWP-Beaut lM 4^5 | Bedroom*. 2',*-3 b*1h*. V * acre* laka pr-.Hege« $2500 mc - sscur- I iry 2yr less* Evss 851-3356
BLOOMFIELD ^WP - Newty fliv ished. 4 Bedroom rsnch on i'A acres Wing Lake privilege. merWe 'smiiy room, greet room 3 M l Osths utiMty room wtth appliances anscnea gsrsgs. Ms«»»sn1 $1800. month 855-4853
CANTON - Rent or rent w/apwon 4 Bedroom coioniaw m Sunflower Fem«y room, 2 ' * bath on court Owner Cell after 5 30pm 981-2415
CANTON sp*i leva" 3 Bedrooms. 1 '1 bsths tsm#y -oom/f l rspiaca 2 car garage Range reft igarator wssher dryer $790 mo ^ A 3 - 5 « g
CANTON Wsrren.,-Canton Center 4 Bedroom Brick coaorkal. 2't baths fsmky room. Vspiaca. dmmg room centrsi sir 2 car st lached Ptyav outh/Canton schools $1300/mo D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002
deled 4 bedroom brk» ookomai Li brary. 2"s baths lamHy room, dining I room flrecsace appkances cent ra aar No pets $ l600 'mo 0 8 H PROPERTIES 737-4002
SLOOMFIELD D e c o r a t e d _ onout Charming Cap* Cod
1 on a oeeutltui wooded
Condo* For Rent AUBURN HILLS tcrwmauee. 1's bethe central air | carpeiec basement. appkancM . $600 M*r*eiic Propert ie* 332-6500!
A JBURN HILLS. SOUTHFIELD FARMINGTON HILLS
Outstanding 2 4 3 bedroom loen-houee* 4 ranchee some with st-lached garsgs 6 Vepiece
Weetbury-Aubum HU 862-7560 • w—i! »»imie-S«Jui ' w u »£» 'fttfJ
Foxpomta-Farmangtor. His 473-11271 from expensive Summit-Fsmungt or, Hla 626-4396 • 2 Specious Bedrooms
BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOMES STARTING AT ONLY $675
Be s p»-t of Moot's best -erne, oom-
GLEN AReOR'SLEEPlNG Bf A'-Dunes 4 Bedroom cet isgs w c* thedrai ceimgs 4 outdoor der • Avsusbw lor aummer wkt 39e-83"
GRAND TRAVERSE BAY AREA ^ete aummer 4 is* ofters s raaere-atmoapnera Brook ede oottaum has sxcailani flenmg 4 boating w" -salmon 4 trout Hehing wamuimr-swsy EniOY golf 4 ' * * colors .«
lot 3 bedrooms Oen. garsgs 5970 Ponnae T r $9tXi month 489-1500
YPS1LANTI - DOLL HOUSE 3 Bed- ! rooms 1985 bnck coomei l v belh* neutra firepiec* tmehed basemen! appnancea deck Llncolri achooi* $ i000 'mc D 4 H PROPERTIES 73;-*0O2
OAKLAND TWP - Uttrs modem ex ecutive contemporary 5.200 sq ft 3 Bedrooms. 2H Beths greel room walkoul lower w e l atrium mOoor pool, sauna tanning oao. appk-encea. central aw 3 fireplace* 2 car garage, pole Barn Private drive with electronic gat* secluded 5 acree • j
more $3ooo mo 689-8003 405 Property OAK PARK - Famdaie achooi* nice 3 bedroom appAanca* ftnuahed
lenced yerfl. -edeco $650 • deposit 356-1678
Covtngton-Famangton 851-2730 KAFTAN ENTERPRISES
THE TOWNHOUSE SI>ECJALlST 352-3800
AciBURN HILLS 1 Bedroom Condo Nicety decorated Appkencea air balcony Club houaa 4 Poc« $475
$300 OFF 1ST. MOS. RENT ON
HALE - Family gel away weekar--the north wooes 5 bedroom c®.
irvJoor pooi woooed e r w -345-0711 517-67^-05-' , T - 3
cai 64T 4117 or 852-0io6 2 Bedrooms only ' HURRY' ONLY 4 LEFT
Management
OAK PARK. Sharp 3 Bedroom brick 1 rench M l Basement wel sir condi-tion. anmediate occupency $60C mo Ca l Mon - F-n 9-5pm.557-4970
OAK PARK 10 4 Greenfield 3 bed-room bnck ranch. 1'«1 bath partially i finished Baaemeni >encec yard $600 Cal Mon -Fn 9-5 557-4970 |
PLYMOUTH - 2 Bedroom d"nmg room, porch lenced yard, base-ment. lesse. security $695 .month No pels 455 - 728 591-6530
ABSENTEE OWNER We paraonAta* ou« aerwee lo ma t i your leaaing 4 -nenegement needs - Br o k e Bonded • Specializing m -corporsts
• Befor* making * decision can usi
D & H Income Property Mgmt
Farmington Hills 737-4002
406 Furntshad Houses For Rant
CANTON - 42608 Hanlord room 2 ' * Bath firsplace room, sttsched 2 car $ 1100'mo 388-7789 or
4 bed-
9 8 T :
PLYMOUTH -beths. taimfy room fleck, pel io 2 csr garao*. lenced yard, et appe-ancae Laaaa svakabia Sept i $1100 459-22J6
-3050
WESTLANO
1 B E D R O O M / 1 B A T H $425 M o
2 B E D R O O M S 1 1 BATHS $470 M o
1 M O N T H FREE IMMEDIATE O C C U P A N C Y
t iOO Security Oepoafl vertical b i n d ! Pool 4 Carport
GLENWOOO ORCHARDS 729-5090
1st. Mo.'s Free •nth approved credit
2 bedrooms eve*ebie tor immediete occupency Heel 4 water included cmee lo an.x«"ng 4 acne*** $450 per mtmlh
326-9008 WES'LANC
2 B E D R O O M APTS ASK ABOUT
OUR SPECIALS . 2 oedroom i beth with plush car
1 4 2 b e d r o o m h igh- r ise «a» «< maater Cioeel 4 stor wi th nxnaaotionai ba lconv *0* 3«r>ds dishwesne. security
v i e w s i n u u w i > w i tx " W ' ^ p a n o poo<4paay n t s w i t h i n w a l k i n g d i s t a n c e a* wsett*na u n ca»a aaoweo
WESTLAND TOWERS
Ask About Our Summer Specials
2 b e d r o o m high-r ise. e x c e p t i o n a l b a l c o n y * g * Bands d isn -as te . secun
. I h a l doora wWh mercom Balcony i Indoor poo i 4 ten- t ™
COMMERCE TWP witn den Baaemeni 4 garaga, with yard space $800/mo * aecurlty Ce l 869-664C-
NORTH DEARBORN HTS 3 Bedroom ranch,
$695 plus utUttlea Security 564-7626
DEARBORN HEIGHTS Ann Arbor 3 Bedrooms bnc* Baaemeni kids-end pets okay Ca l 273-Q223
..DEARBORN HEIGHTS-i Badrooma. appkances. central ear. 2 ' * car oa-rage lenced rard SSOO/mo $750 aecurlty deposit 595-4A51
DEARBORN HTS Attractive 3 Badroom bnck ranch .immediate occupency Ovar 1100 sq ft Option le buy available $590 786-1823
DEARBORN Oak wood noeprtal area 3 bedroom, ranch gavage Fie • oom Amehed Baaement 2 bath*, aw 4 appkencea $795 utatiee No peta
• 96/OUTER OR AREA Sma l 2 bedroom lewiy decors lec fenced rerd with gerage $375 per month plu* security 525-1292
PLYMOUTH- 4 bedroom 3 0*tr>s Lakapointe home a l appkance* avekeble Sept I $1 i00 'mc * security depoeit 420-325 '
REDFORD AREA Adorebie 3 bed-room home dose to St Agathe Church 4 School, neer Beach Defy
HURRY! Only : C a l after 5pm
BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedrooms com-pMieN hjr rushed appkances d»h-es 'mens centre sk Gerage. tenced »*rc Monthly 258-1565
CASS LAKE completely tumehed 4 bedrooma 1""i Beth Sepi thru Apri l $800'month plua security depoert and utlktiee Leave mes-sega 861-8718 or 56" 3099
AUBURN HILLS - 1 Bedroom con-| do Central a«, carport, dear 4 cory ideal for 1 person $465/mc
645-0433 or 338-8746
A,JBURN HILLS - 2 bedroom execu-tive conoo VA oath* Vecxaca all appkencea ak' Baaamant no pets non smokei $65C'mo 652-3485
Birmingham/Cwwson
LIKE A HOME Spacious executry* tc^vnhouaea _ 2 4 3 Bedroom* I s bath* Theee TOWNHOUSE-1.200 aq charming rantala * r * more I k * a oedroorr. l ' s oath nouae wrth pnvate tanced-m patic ( e r > n l , $950/month raudaa yard individual M l Baaemeni can-. 4 assooatlon taaa 547-4827 t r » aar deluxe kitchen covered o a t r a t mora N CANTON - 2 Bedroom ranch.
Baaamant wtth tamey room, weatier dryer hook up wort ahop. storage No pets $6S0 mo 961-6194"
PLYMOUTH l i e n downtown condo 2 bedroom. 1'A bath garage beaa ment, central ak a* acpker.ee* Nor amoke $#9S'mo 454-9004
NOVI RIDGE Located cm 10 M i l * between Meeaowbrook 4 Novi Rds
349-8200 OPEN 7 DAYS
OPEN TILL 8PM MON. & THURS,
icertalri condniona apply!
HARBOR SPRINGS - 3 badroo cot tage fir apiece greet view Beech canoe, weeks Aug 3. 17 2 $800 eves 643-9393 days 642-g'1 -
HARBOR SPRINGS <_uxunous 2 bedroom home kk- to. Many extras Weeety-Weeke-rentals 62S-S'
DE'RO- T r i vE POINTES 3 nedr:>om. I s belt. • it,;.hen c4Nkng tare a l aaa wood
' 6oor*. $600 month S '4-0499
ROCHESTER HILLS Bnc* with attached gerage 2 -arge Bed roome wtth M l
-gerage 2 e rg
aar $1,075/
BIRMINGHAM room. <J«ang i
acne Sept 1 t ' 4 0
LOWER LNan®
BIRMINGHAM - • Bedroom condo near town New $5 T 5 'mo nckjdea ^ mmfim Neat 4 weter m v r w l e w occupano
855-9666
— I M I I O l I ' l l - I bedroom Condo ee i i decorated cal O K $6*5 /mo
TRAVERSE C T T Y H i hooa-up SAndy beact-reftigereaar
$665 mo
bedroom Condo TRAVERSE CTTY Cottapea • rem Sandy naairfr hoi tub w a m m e Beach Reeor- $390 <65-w% $A9-$65 nightly f lA -» *S - ' 4 -
TRAVERSE c r r v J oualom ->— • • • • Toaeft L M I ^ H Uednxmi 242H M m t r a p e s -tub $* -5 a a a ' u c 616-322-6:
722-5155
T w o B e d r o o m Special $200 Secxjrtty Depoak
F-ae one mont f sAlft 1 yeei leaaa approved credH wWi INa IKS
West land Park Apts A c r o s s f rom City Parti
rCftarr, MB) beta aar h M d H M t 4 Me imani
6 2 I
402 Furmahed Apt*. For Rent
B I R M I N G H A M D O W N T O W N • b e d
prune I $725 i t
Knob In The Woods i r tmen ts
153-0586 Apar
353 Mon Set 9-8 S»m 12 5
Open Mon Wed Fn Tuee 4 fNurs Sei 11am-2pm
9am 5pm • a n 9t»"'i
Clnaait Sun
•OUTHPl fLD
I me free rent" 86 18 r •cST
FROM $445 - NO F
Opt* r amy
729-6636
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A b b l n g t o n Lefce-from $795 temporary —
tflLLAOC APARTMENTS W « 4 I
Of TRCHT T«ia •S "SO ^ 12*0 nmn l * p4m
g r « t 4 5 Mae wey 1 Bedroom*
security 427 -366 j
D f t R O T J ijm&cx*" amr+rrMjr* 0vrqmom W ammmm-1
- w t t i W 75 MCUT^y ?«S14 w v w w at
grmp* H c* 7 FAflMMMWO • ON NR. 1S- 2-S ecre 1
1 en t u T V w o od floor* 4 car pal
aecunty 4 ' 4 6665
U f tM-MGTON MIU.S 2^0C eq « cotooMM 4 2'4 7 ^
661 8 ) 4 1
f 4 R M N OTON HULLS
" M n t e n e d ^ a e r i k l t y 43664
471 a 166
t A»Ml*<C.TON rocm Bnd ae«rKe ' < • » $1260 month
IN YQWN 3 Bed a 1 Beth atore^e
w e * ou t M W M 477 1819
OAROTN CTTY 3 b e * o o m -anch.
yard carpeaed throuoMkui $625
BTRMINGHAN IN TOWN vour P choice t77» Haynea'77« Arm
ROCHESTER h u l S 4 bedroom > bedrooma t oeth centre as ease Bath , - a v M lame, room with frs ment gerege $7*5 'mo
Bob 647-0631 Jar M U M Q n A W H H H asm l a I I aa pool t i p o r r
nn s n o n a — lo iMaa'lKem •JC- LA<y
B s o u T H P K ^ m « y B j ^ o j r o o 1 M e m n H I CANTON OUP\ EX Sttracthe I oed
pau* e o y i l , l moa 466-2378
gerege w«h w e e v»*ned t e a s -
e r g * 'ear decs per* w e — -Wh-eener « . *K*oe MP> ' - s a a t e Sept
$2 »ao
jr 419 Mob«)a Home Spec* 450 63 W A Y S S U N N Y
OoaM ckidhouea much more AX U . S $130 a month. <9041 237-6261
- R O « MOk H F i t i r t w a kghi 4 akr> _ _ 178) j rioni o o n d o aunkan M M 420 RoOfM F0C Rant
i A R O E N CITY DUPLEX
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( i D M ' m Miens l ege O H afte 5pm
a c * O & E M o n d a y . A u g u s t s . 1 M 1
v»a iImJ i ^ ' » ta i ' s i ' i i i ' t ^ i
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ROCHESTER - Ream. MOnML ar i B i i w i tor MOitok. Remod-6 M . vWry ctoan. no pea* Non-anoWers only 86'-6404 or 175-2626
ROeeOALE AR£A • Ro.
g S f f r a r . am it prtveto Ouwt 6 eefe
ROeeOALE AR£A • Ro.
g S f f r a r . 637-2506
A l t o r 6 p m 474-8736
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WCSTIAND - M » Q u M O w n . h a n a r w d or untornwfwd m m . C a b * , Mtctwn 6 M u i A y ptto-t f K t T i M M J n w I l y 522-4230
4 2 0 R o o m s F o r R e n t
WESTLANO. W a y M W v n n . (I-E T S / B B r ^ / M - I 4 J . Room M l air, p h o n e a n d TV. Nonhwnoklng s m -picrywd p u n 1 7 5 — I n . u l s m
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wHTi prlvaae b a t h tor | j iu>—innW tomato. Mo pa t s . U W - l i r V m kv d u d e e i H M M Attar ( p m 644-2524
BIRMINGHAM/TROY - Femwe. 2 Dedroom. S o m a w r Api 6325 par month including utwtiee Pool*, parti, tonnto, goM. 643-7038
CANTON - Young mala to a n t r a kjr-
4 2 1 L h r i n g Q u a r t e r *
T o S h a r *
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ALL CITIES • SINCE 1976
P A Y N O F E E Until You S a o Uaonga ol "QUALIFIED PEOPLE
SHARE LISTINGS • 642- 1620 FREE CATALOGUE
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DOWNTOWN ROYAL O A * (2) need reeponato to room-
m*W to than n o m a No amokar . no pata. » 2 » 5 / m o 546-6463
FEMALE pro toee lonw flsairsd to ahara RochseMr k u u c o n d o P r h s t s Pad . ba th . and KMI g a r a g a Must oe n o n - s m o k e r 650 -2143
FEMALE ROOMMATE, non smoker $265 par n o r m Available S a p i 1 Corn anient locat ion In NorthvOW
346-4636
4 2 1 L i v i n g Q u a r t e r *
T o S h a r *
FAMMNQTON HILLS • Young pro-I m i c n t o ' i x m n s l s s mska. ' tomaw warned to a h a r a ( b a d i o o m . * ' *
F u l h o u a a i j rMtoge* > " T V
FARMINGTON - n o « s m o k i n g •amato ww s h s r s g r a a l 2 b a d r o o m , 3 Path c o n d o poo l 1315 m o O M 366 3300. a r t 240 Evaa 4 7 4 - 5 0 0 6
FARMINGTON Prwa to I3»2 I b s d -room w / b a t h . c k j o h o u s s p r t rSegee 1308 ; monthly M m . n o dapoa f t . 2 l o o m m s l s e could tiara a l S154 Prstor young p r o t o e w o n w ' s t u d s m .
S e p t 1 4 7 3 - 7 2 1 7
FEMALE - N o n - a m o k w w a n t e d t o • h a r e 2 b a d r o o m a p a r t m e n t In Plymouth J 2 6 8 m o plua Utwtiee Can Sherrtt 4 5 6 - 1 6 4 6
FEMALE ROOMMATE, n o n - a m o k a r . n o p a t * Pr ivate b a t h w a s h e r / d r y e r , pool 6 c a n tral air | 2 S 0 / m o + %
Now 4 7 4 - 5 4 0 0
FREE ROOM 6 BOARD m Troy con-d o In e x c h a n g e tor approximate ly 20 hour* par weak Light h o u s e k e e p i n g 4 paraonal c a r a ol Marl e d u c a t e d q u a d Nuraa or nuraing s tuden t pre-fe r red Hour* 6 e*tr* pay negot l -S b t o 6 7 6 - 2 6 0 7 5 6 6 - 1 6 6 2
421 Living Quarters To Shara
LIVONLA. ahers im nome wah rssponeibW eon Own room • bat pka depoeit
3 bediuum
r a c 464-7714
LIVONIA - wW .hare home eNh non anal
3 bedroom tar known.
6340/mo pkje dspoeit OVTtH*
MALE or FemeW ar act 40 to after* 2 bsdroom Westland S260/mo Nectnc 6 v» phone
M5toaga30-epertmem in
security. '1 721-4506
"MALE roomaiaM need c4ean 4 rssporwb»s Ciswson. 2 Dedroom hi haH of tM utwttoa MRe
ad Miwl be Locatton m
ma (360 ; 260-0135
NOVI Furnished room with "ages, must bsover 25 erenoee. 175 weakly
houee prtw-and have ref-
666-0256
ORCHARD LAKE - eeparete bed-room 6 bath, beautiful Wkelront S300 morwh Cai 9pm-11pm
8*2-3266
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN to Ihare large 2 bedroom. 2 beth oondo wfth isms 6325/mo plus utatwe. sscur-•ty Cat OK. Earmingtcn HWs Days 855-7723 Eve* 851 -6367
4 2 1 L i v i n g Q u a r t e r *
T o S h a r *
P E R S O N WANTED to M a 1 bed -Uvonto. $400 a
BEDFORD AREA - f a m a t o lo Kara 3 b a d r o o m noma., upper b a d r o o m
S250 mo. 61-0756
RESPECTABLE MIDDLE a g a man lo a h a r a n o m a with Wdy Laka p n * lagaa. u tw tws Included «300 /mo A plua V e b w l o d o r s p e M . 661-7606
RESPONSIBLE MALE OR FEMALE non amoka r to aha ra noma m Waal-land R a m • u tamaa. aacum» dapoaM requ f r ed 721-2113
ROCHESTER SOUARE Apt S270 m o inc lude ! neel 6 Wecinc Non-amokar B a d a n d draaaar la a6 y o u l n a a d A . a d a b W S a p t 1. 666-6166
ROOMMATE NEEDED - 3 b a d r o o m h o m a in WaMad Laka Non-amokar 6 2 2 5 ' m o * H u tmto l - AvWtofcto 9 / I No p s t s 1 m o sscurtty 960-1753
4 2 1 L i v i n g Q u a r t e r *
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R O Y A L O A K / D o w n t o w n F l a t . WiMtfW mato e W cal to tfwre a m • a a p n n a l U pa raon 6300 m o S h a r a u t f t o a a
TROY FEMALE 3 b a d r o o m o o n d o .
i f f t S S W J W E p U H i i B t o . 626-2344
TROY
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C O U N S E L O R t i ne to nsibility responsibility for p rograms for hand icapped s tudents ,
coordinat ion of tutorial services, assisting with t h e l e a r n i n g skills c e n t e r , d e v e l o p m e n t of w o m e n ' s programs, assisting with the retent ion of s tudents at Lawrence Technological University, and working with communi ty ou t reach programs
The Counse lor will be primarily responsible for personal and social counsel ing and will also supplement academic counsel ing b y the faculty
Candida tes should be able to work flexible hours levenings, Saturdays, Sundaysi They should hold a Bachelor 's degree in guidance and counsel ing or related field, have exper ience in working with the secondary school sys tem (particularly s o m e experience working with high school seniors) , and exper ience in a university counse l ing sett ing ipreferrably a technical umversjty)
Positions available Sept. 1, 1991 Application deadl ine Aug. 16. Send letter of application, resume, and t w o letters of r e f e r ence (with phone n u m b e r s I to: Elaine M. Dowell , Dean of Students, Lawrence Technological University, 2 1 0 0 0 W Ten Mile R d , Southfield, Ml 4 8 0 7 5 - 1 0 5 8
An equal opportunity employer Women and
minorities are encouraged to
I IMMEDIATE OPENINGS I ACT NOW
L o n g t e r m d a y s h i f t a v a i l a b l e f o r
e x p e r i e n c e d c i r c u i t b o a r d a s s e m b l e r
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P l y m o u t h , C a n t o n a n d W a y n e a r e a s N o
e x p e r i e n c e n e c e s s a r y M u s t h a v e r e l i a b l e
t r a n s p o r t a t i o n 2 p i e c e s o f I D B e n e f i t
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General Management Services 1 4 7 0 0 F a r m i n g t o n R d . . S u i t e 1 0 4
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Sylvan Learning Center. H d p i n g k i d s d o b e t t e r . '
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i n s t r u c t o r a t p r i v a t e e d u c a t i o n a l
c e n t e r . E x c e p t i o n a l e n v i r o n m e n t .
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Troy , M l 4 8 0 8 4
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ditions. frtondhr a tmoapf ie re , paid hourly plu* b o n u e e a C a l De-t w e e n 9 e m - 6 p m 476-9600
APPOINTMENT SETTING
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ASSISTANT MANAGER
D e p e n d a b l e coupto n a e d a d to ass i s t M m a n a g e m e n t of at t ract ive a p t communi ty located m Dearborn Ht*. M a l m e n a n c e exper ience required, g o o d aaiary. a p t A Benefit*
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• Accoun tan t* »16-37K • Account Executive 116-34K • AdverUamg To 25K
»7- 10/hr . $6-6/hr
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t l O / h r 522-26K
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523-29K $ 7 / h r
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I N S P E C T O R S E x p e r i e n c e d in r e a d i n g Bluepr in t s a n d be. p r o t i o e n t h e u s e of p rec i s ion m e a s u r i n g e q u i p m e n t .
P R E C I S I O N G R I N D E R S E x p e r i e n c e d o n O D. s u r f a c e a n d c e n t e r l e s s gr inding.
M u s t b e c a p a b l e of p e r f o r m i n g o w n s e t - u p o n c l o s e
t o l e r a n c e w o r k
DEBARRING AND ASSEMBLY WORK ALSO AVAILABLE
S e n d r e s u m e i n c l u d i n g sa l a ry r e q u i r e m e n t s to:
LO / n t e r o e r di- < ! u ^ e v t / r i c
B O X 5 3 4 L I V O N I A . M I C H I G A N 4 8 1 5 0
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A S S I S T A N T B U I L D I N G D I R E C T O R
T h e Charier Township of W*ai Bloomftoid is seek ing gualrltod app l i can t* tor tha position of Ass i s t an t Building O r * d o « The s u c c e e a f u l applicant w « u w a l in the g e n e r a l opera t ion of the BuHdwig Depar tment , review a l b u n d i n g permit a p p k e a n o n * and cona t rucbon d o c u m e n t * lo -nsu re c o m p l i a n c e w*h all S law and Local BuMdmg and Zarang C o d e s P s n o r m e m e p e o b o n e and rep-reaenI tha depar tmen t m matter* of we* d e f i n e d pokey Be aired qualif icat ion* ar* p o a a e a a n n of a r*gh a c h o o i (fcploma or equ iva lent with 2 year* of a cc r ed i t ed c o l l e g e in cons t ruc t ion technology or a r c h a e c t u r * and, or re la ted Held 5 year* o l progressively re-a p o n s i b w exper ience m btafcftng t r a d e s with 3 yaatt mammon e i p e n e n c e m buHdmg inspec t ion a n d p lan review S u a e ol U> cTagar Regis t ranon n required a s a Bonding Official Buai>ng In-s p e c t o r a n d Plan Examiner or the acuity lo o o t a m a regr«ir*t.on wlthm 6 month* 1991 aaiary r a n g e 633 9B2 96 n r a i w n to $41 766 35 maximum with an eicellenit f r inge benefit program A p p k e a n o n * wil De a c c e p t e d until 4 0 0 p m Fnday A u g u « 30 1961 Piea*e *end your r e s u m e lo
Parvinnei Department
C h a r t e r T o w n s h i p o f W e s t B l o o m f i e l d 4 5 5 0 W a l n u t L a k e R d
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D e t r o i t ' s L a r g e s t A d u l t E n t e r t a i n m e n t F a c i l i t y
NOW AUDITIONING FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS
• Ba r tende rs - Cock ta i l Hos tesses • Ba rbae ks Por te rs • Door Personne l • C o o k s • B o o k k e e p e r • Ca te r i ng /Sa les
M a i n t e n a n c e Personne l (w 'boat Know ledge ) En te r ta iners (Ba l l oon Art is ts . Ctowns, e tc ) S w i m wear M o d e l s Beach B u n n i e s Te lemarke te r s
APPLY IN P£RSON
2 1 0 A t w a t e r . D e t r o i t _ _ _ _ 10 am-7 pm (behind Cobo Mall) r - 2 0 5 0
M o n -Sat Formerly Landsdowne Restaurant E O E
F I N A N C E D I R E C T O R The Charter Township of West Bloomheig (estimated popuia tion 54 000) is aaakng qualified appheanta tor the position of Finance Director The successful appkeant wtiH be reeponsibto to the Township Supervisor lo plan, direct and coordinate the Finance Accounting. Budget and PureHaawig Unctions t M -
of Risk Management of employee OeneOl program*
The k i c c a a a U apokcant will have cormOmabta knowledge of the principles and practices ol p u M c sector ftnwnce and ac-counting uMumg modem data procaaamg techraguas and
Minamufn Qualification* rv
oI a bachelor s degree in Finance Ac-counting. or reWad Held aMh a mmimwn of 5 years of pro-areeernafy more responsible experience m a management poaWon it public sector tlnance An advanced degree or CPA « a plua Starting salary range is %*3 M » to I6VJ81 Sepend ing upon QuaHcanom Tfce Townafnp also olters an o u standing fringe benefit package Applications w* be accepted
C h a r t e r T o w n s h i p of W e s t B l o o m f i e l d 4 5 5 0 W a l n u t L a k e B o a d
P O Box 2 5 0 1 3 0 w e e t Bloomfield Ml 4*325-0130
An t e u e l Oattortun*, f m p l o y e .
E N G I N E E R SALES & TEST
BSMi or BSff Tenl tn^ineer experierx f>d m Road Simula! irm and Structural Testing w-ilh exposure lo Material testing and Fatigue Lite (valuation Wit! call on R&D, design and test departments, identity test requirements, develop economm solutions and successfully negotiate contracts (or testing services Most have sales or application expenem e in testing environment with extensive customer contacts No enlry level or agents please Please lall 141 l> MI4-9000 exi 2 4'-» lo rxplorr lurther or send resume to
EJSCHENCK Q H a n B E B Test S y s t e m s • D y n a m o m e t e r s • S e r v o v a l v e s
P.O. Box 1287 - SE Troy, M l 48099
rTTTKT • Welders (AW t6-9.'hr •Warehouse $7-12/hr
And Many. Mere
Call Today 730-9227
100M Retundabw S95 Fee
" C E A a the only I canaed a n d Michigan thai wW It you r e not hired
ASSEMBLY POSITIONS
immed ie l e poeWion* *va«-abW tor d e p a n d a b w mdi-viduaW at a plaalica com-pany located In the Now/ Wlxom a rea Shift hour* 7 a n v 3 : 3 0 p m . star t ing p e r 15-65 .25/hr
Caa tor an Interview
SOMEBODY SOMETIME 477-0514
ASSISTANT MANAGER - part time.' Ml Urn* antry level poamona avail-able High potential for growth with-in the company . Person we a r a seek ing muat be cua tomar service o n a n t a d . have protoaaional a p p e a r -a n c e . ab le lo da a m p w bookkeep -ing 6 light main tenance W e e k e n d work a s well a s ansoor /ou tooor work involved Ca« Sharon 455 -9715
ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT
CRAZY $350-$700 WKLY
E x p a n d i n g who le** la c o m p a n y n e e d s 12-15 CRAT* m d M d u e U lo m a n a g e new location* it you Wia money music 4 hewng kxi al work C a l S u a e 557-3560
ATTENTION: handicap , an d anyone aWa looking l o earn ext ra money Work perl l ime i: aa t ig tor Purpw Heert C a l Mon-Fn 9 e m - S p m 726-4572
ATTENTION .H 21 yt. cad* FREE TRAINING
JOB SKILLS AVAILABLE IN • Auto Technology • Bundling Mamtence •CAD •CAM • CWncal.-Wora Pronaaalng • C o m c u t a r a e d Accounting • Cuanary Art*
• Haefth Oocupa l lo r • P n n t n o Technology • Other Coureea Ave*
Con tac t WAYNE WESTLANO
COMMUNITY SCHOOLS For (
5 9 5 - 2 3 1 4 An Equal Opportunity Employer
AUGUST/FALL WORK Marketing. Sa
66 STARTING PAY Opportunity
1BLE HCMjatfe FLEXIBLE Wo T
C a l 9 a m - 6 p m
FOR 8TUOENTS
An o p e n road to opportunity
O o e of A m e r i c a ' s lead ing t ranspor ta t ion c o m p a n i e s is look ing for dependab le , hardwork ing ind iv iduals for the War ren area. Cand ida tes must have good phone skills, excel lent typ ing ability, and enjoy an organ ized and detailed env i ronment . To the candidate we offer a 4 day worV week o n either a day or night shift, supervisory responsibi l i t ies, full benef i ts and a compet i t ive salary If you have the qual i f icat ions we require, p lease respond to Warren Peraon-T » r M a n a g e r , P O B o x t 7 4 7 , W a r r e n , MT 4 8 0 9 0 - T 2 < 7
Equal Opportuni ty Employer
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• No exper ience necessary • Guaranteed month
Income
Ou> expanding company ha* opportwwtiee tor rhoea eflh wncer* Oeaka lo work Mual have own cm & be 16 I older For interview* on Tuesday caa 96 I 9304
ATTENTION Olan Mm* I* now Nrmg pen time evening* lor phone l a in If you an fOy ta*mg on the phone and making money call 1pm to 9pm 326-1782
C O L L E C T O R -lies vacations 401K. Apply at Randazzo Fr^i Marketa. 6701 Hen burgh, al Warren, Weetland or 24135 Joy Rd at Telegraph- Dear-Oom Heights
Nation wide CoaecUon. Inc.. a Hm a g e n c y suppor t ing the
of medica l baang service haa immed ia l e opening tor an
AUTO BOOT PERSON Musi have 5 years experience 6 own tools Xeeoea immeOWiery 595-6206
AI/IO BODY SHOP POFITER Musi heve vaed driver • kcenea De-pendebW* herdworiting Good pey benefit* Waettand 522 5535
AUTO DETAIL ING STORE MANAGER
Fun time Sales andvor Satan sxpen snce a J»U» *76 -6666
*UT0 LU8«ICAT|ON TECHNICIAN Needea for Du*y shop Opportunity io wern other aspects ol mechanic*! aulc rapatr as leer helper Mual have some experience or training Ful ampioymem pacaaga Contact
Sieve Clement Lou LaRlche ChevySubaru
10675 Hymouth Road Plymouth 313-453-4600
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR facility | needs manager aaaistant manager technicians counter help Excellent | pay with benefits Must be stale cer | titled Send r*eume to 8o» 522 Ob- | server 6 Eccentric Newspeper* 36251 Schooicr eft Rd , llvonW. | Michigan 46150
AUTOMOTIVE TIRE INSTALLERS
S GENERAL SERVICE Now accepting applications lor full 4 pert lima poartkona Win train the right individuals Musi have yattfl drivers kcenee Cal Bake Tire. Troy 648-2250 or Madison Kta 565-666«
AUTO PARTS DRIVER Must Pa 16 years or older and have s good driving record Cucelervt op I oorturwty lor advancenneni Apply
CATALOG CALLS
Do you want »7-66/hr7 How about a greet office environment with your own deak! We need Pul lime peopW to answer incoming cans Irom cus-lomers 'eapondaig to ou« nationally advertised products Complete training plus benaflls in a luminous computerized offlc* Cal 351-6700
- k a i i n of (MBS I e x p e r w n o e d Collector
The quaWled ceniStMaa w « hava i of 1 yr
500 M p Wanted DIRECT CAftC STAFF
500 HaipWantad FOREMAN M/F
Naad eapananoaO working Fe
Wayne 6 Oakland County E x p e n
For m o r e m t o r m a a o n . C a S W Sluciiiiawd Terry, 62S-OOS6 Farmlnglon HBa OWne. 477-6661 C a n o n I lai.raari. 456-2*44 Wayne KMi. 721 2«46 North .We Andy M 6 - 3 6 4 3 u v o n l a Kalhy 261-0666
atamptng plant 96 6 T a n g i a p e a r e e Mual know how lo moOvaia
DIRECTOR
run 40 c l en l p r o g r a m S t a l e K n e e d Direct axpe r t anc* with da-ve iopmanta i fy d i s a b l e d h e l p f u l
Woe r*qi4rad Know4edge of buctoal-ing. personnel 6 baTwvlOT modwea-tion halpka Salary t IS-S2 IK If you a re looking lor a un ique oppor tun i ty •epiy by m a l . with raauma A aaiary r e q u i r e m e n t s t o A R C / B u a i n e e a Vanturea Corp 16000 Merr iman Livonia. Ml 46152
OetVER/OELIVERY
mm tram.fua nma. benef i ts
a r a a a r e dw aa l -up 6 operat ion Only expenervoao mi»«idual naad apply Sand r e e u m e Boa 266 Ob-aerver 6 Eccentric l i e w a t i a p e s 36251 Schoolcraft Rd -Mlcrvgar 46150
GAS STATION ATTENDANT MldregM aNft Apply el 27360 Joy RadtordTiap or c a l 937 1566
GATEHOUSE ATTENDANT S6 06 per hoi* Part u m e waakanda only P a r t e d tor naurea BlocmllelO H*a oondo C a l Oon 256-5336
GENERAL LABOR WANTED tor i r e chine ahop Musi neve soma loow Apply a> parson 34316 Gwndaw w of Slark In Lnronta
DRIVER Ideal for r*Ur** 3 hour* p a r Oay & days par weak Morning hour* Someree i Clean ar*. 2*63 Waal MapW. Troy 643-0607
m r*iurn w* offer a compe t i t ive sa l -ary 6 comprehena fv* Derwflt* pack-
T331B5" z m l tuition r a m p u r a a m a n t For conaid-e raoon sand ' e e u m a / l e t t e r of imer-eai to
BOX 562 Obeerver 6 Eccentr ic n e w s p a p e r s . 36261 Schoolcraf t Rd LMjma. Michigan 46150
D f W E R NEEDED Snort douOW *xp*r lenca0 omy HISlI MOfy ,
1320 Ladd Road, Wa*ad Lake 6 2 4 - 1 7 0 0
DRIVER- Par l -Ume n a e d a d for rou la Between Ptymouth F « Arm Arbor Muei own car S3S a day C a l Fri . Mon or Tuea only 66502-60
^ Equal Opportuni ty Employer M/r. 'H
We oftor a compat l t rv* salary t compre f i ena iv* benefi t p a c k a g e cnaaaa aend r aauma or c a l
Neuonwtde Coaec t lon , Inc P.O. Box 670
Frankkn. Mi 46025 Oon Craig. 737-5065
An Eouel Oppor tuni ty Employsr
CEMENT ABOREB repair 6 •» piacemenl Fat time lor suOurban apartmenl complex E«p*rt*nc* necaesary Must hav* oood Ortvmg record Cal Mon -Fri 9-5 356-1030
An Equal Opportunity Employer
CENTRAL STATION OPERATORS For Southhald Company Call Mon thru Fri g to *pm as* lor Linda
356-2555
CERTIFIED MASSAGE THERAPIST Ful or pert time with nexibW hours. Apply m person al Tamara insltlule. 32520 Northwestern Hwy Farmlng-lon nma
CERTIFIED TECHS Mocrvaled cereer mlno*d mdMdu-ais needed lo Hi entry-level and ex-perienced poamona. Benaflls in-clude insurance, paid vacation and additional Honda irammg Interact-ed individuals cal Daw Liske. Ser-vice Manager at Roaenau Honda m mksier 565-5100 All interview* n*K5 in stricteet confidence
CHANGE YOUR LIFE I Star! a new career m real eslate today Can Erin WaWh at 356-7in
REAL ESTATE ONE
" CHEMIST Meiro Del'Oli pamt manufacturar currently Mas ar Entry Level Chem-ists posilion open for me right indi-vidual The 'oilowing annbulea may qualify you 'or tins rewarding poe»-
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COLLECTORS WANTED No expe r i ence nacaanary Al phone work Hoi** Monday-Friday 5-9pm. Sa turday . 9am-4pm„ days Se i ibw Straight c o m m w e t o n poertior Novi
346-8200
DELIVERY Oapendeow aaWa orwntael parson lor local dairier, A to operate high spaed copier 16/tv Apply Appw
] Printing 3041 Crooks Rd NW corner of Big Beaver
DEMONSTRATOR Outgoing ' « l s M p*r»on naedad to demonstrate «"> area grocery aioraa
Mkwtona Grourmel Coffee s Permenent part-time posimon Fn A Sal. hourly rale • mileage Car neceaaary CALL RITA 1-600-626-0770 Mondays Omy
GEMERAL LABOR Machine alloc m Farrmngion HWa Ful time days and mgrna Benefits 64 SOSS hr Apply 24650 worth m-duatnal Or North of Grand <*ver bw t air Heggerty and Hawied
General labor
HELP WANTED FULL TIME PERMANENT
Factory Ji0-i17/hr Construction 110-$ 15/hr Driver-'local $400-*500/wk CabW 6400-6700/w* General Labor traanea 66-66 fir
500 M p Wanted
THE MOUOAY INN FAMLANC
• WIGHT AUOfTOR •BELL PERSON •BANOUCT BET-UP • BANOUTT SERVER • SERVER ASSISTANT • SERVERS • LOUNGE MOBT Apply m p a r s o n on Tuea t2S«-6pm Wed 6 Thurs morning. 9- 1 l am No HOLIDAY INN FAIRLANE Ford NO
HOUSEKEEPERS Hotel experi-e n c e p r e f e r r e d Caa Mon F n 10em-2pm 477-5307
HOOSEKEEPIfaG POSITION
par i o m e Houeakeape r*
p l i a i a n i work a o f w o n m a n l PWaaa apply m p e r a o n Red Rool inn, 39700 Ann Arbor Rd . Ptymouth, Ml
HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIANS M m v " 3 yra exper ience m com-mercial service work Top pay A
Caa 313-MS-S500
500 Halp Wanted LANOeCAOERS 6 LAMO*CAPt
MAINTENCE I
12711 f
L A P H A N D
477
LAWN CUTTING paraon aMh a»pi •m e q u i p m e n t W
En o a l a n l pey 626-3*77
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500 Hal| * a r MAMTEHANCX
fa aaa y 6 cooang
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MCEUW ioumiw
ARTIST -M Sawn
' -aOO-321 *6*C MANAGER SoutMWMl bonue 4 b a Cal Bob
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netoa Sssery mm
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LAWN MAINTENANCE WORKERS need with own car 477-BOSS
LEASING AGENT - Par t T i m e -
For tuaia-y a p a r t m e n t o a m M y at Farrrangton HWa a r e a Mual be wW n g to work a eek an Oe CWI Mon
352-3800
MANAGER GROUP H O M E
Dynamic lea g r o t * h o m e aarvtng
C a l i 0 e m - 4 p m
MANAGERS LadWa clothing G o o d pay
• 6 1
LEASING CONSULTANT 6 kn
INSTRUCTORS NEEDED m tha fol-lowing a reas Pharmacy Techni-c ians . Veter inary aaawimo a n d draf t ing Radford Urjlon ScnooW Adult 6 Community Education Mary Korpi 592-3376
~ " & * « 6 0
INSTRUCTORS TO TEACH PERMANENT PART TIME
A u t o m a t e d o n t o * n u a n c e course i - a . a an . r,ir a l f m w t r
And many morel Ca l l 1 - 8 0 0 - 6 6 9 - 4 5 6 4
6*5 FEE JNi
DRIVERS Long and a n o n term p o a m o n a a r e I a v a J e b w lor d e p e n d a b l e driver* to work In D*arborr». Southfield end I Detroit Cnauf to ia* l icense r a o m r e c C a l today tor an appoan tmam
CORPORATE PERSONNEL
SERVICES 2 6 1 - 1 1 2 0
GENERAL SHOP FABRICATING Preea Operator 6 PoaaUMe truck
Fia time. Mual be 18 yr* and over BuSdkv 30175 Ford GartMr
Phone Application* Vlksig Bt City No"
GIRL S VARSfTV *wtfn coach Lrvo-ma/Ciarencarvaw High school CaH 6am-3pm 473-6926
computa r appeca t ion Maih A Eng-seh b a c k g r o u n d n e e d e d Bank lal-ing a x p a r w n o e h e l p M Sand i aai»na t o L e e d s Advieor , 13132 Wlncfiee ter, Hunt ington Woode, Ml 46070
INSURANCE CSR Rapidfy groa*ng agency w aeekmg commerc ia l A p e r s o n * Ikies
. C S " s with at leeel 2 yeer* a x p e n «nce S e n d awjrrw to
FDI Alt Mrs Ser ra 3 9 5 5 5 Orcha rd HR Place. Sle 400
How Ml 46376
LEASING CONSULTANT For oeeullkjr F a r m m g t o n apa r tmen l
In Word P r o o a e e m g Exceaeri1 bane-Wt p r o g r a m including Thrift Pleri.. denta l and melon c e r e Salary n m e
DEPENDABLE PERSON n e e d e d f u l t ime for s a n d bleating poafflon and
ral SHOP labor t £ / h r l o start
COLLEGE GRADS Rapidly e x p e n d i n g b r o k e r a g e Arm s e e k s quaafWd appl ican t* with col-lege d e g r e e tor our ope ra t i ons de-p a r t m e n t Oppor tuni ty lo b e c o m e a reg is te red s tock broker t i c e l a n i oppor tun i ty tor a d v a n c e m e n t C o m p e n s a t i o n m d u d a e Mi benef t t s p a c k a g e For cons ide ra t i on sand
C o l a g a G r a d e P O Box 7 7 9
Detroit . Ml 46231
S X after 12 .noon
C O L L E G E STUDENTS For ice Cream Truck* Routes m L.voma 6 suburbs Must hsv* clean Ortvlng record Apply Penguin Ke Cream. 34025 Schoolcraft. Livonia 1-3pm
522-7751
GMC. ton I
i Grand River Farmmg-
AUT0 REPAIR A 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE
Is looking tor ra«a0f4 paopN that WIS do tha (Ob right We now nave an opening for an CM Change Tech
553-0013 farmlnglon Haw
AUTO SERVICE DISPATCH wa Iran some experience s big ee-sen We oftor salary plua commis-sion S day wort week, tun employ ment peckaga Including BOBS plans Apply to
Slav* Clamant Lou ^sRactie ChevyrSuberu
40675 Ptymouth Roed. Ptymouth 313-453-460C
AUTO TECHNICIAN Fron* end steering knowledge re-gir/ea Ford Lincoln Mwcury exp*-'••enc* preferred ExoafWnt pay. good benefits Contact Bob McLaughlin at Bob Borst Lincoln Mercury Troy 643-8*00
AUTO TECHNICIAN Experienced only Excellent worx environmenl Beneflls Appfy In per-son apodyeer Aulc Service Center 13S«CTurefca Road Soutngale
AVIATION ELECTRONICS MAINTENANCE
immediate openings m paid training program High School diploma grads to age 34 with strong main background
Can 1-600-922-1702 BAKER.;PASTRv COCXI
For downtowr Detroit restaurant Starting time 5 a m Can Beta a y 6am-11am 964-6187
BAN* ROeSERS'Ote Starting Students 0u" rofvbmg
your Piggy Benk
- f t years pamt lormulettng experience Strong commurucalions akllw. Team oriented attitude Reeponsitjllmes include, bui noi limned to Oually control Product lasting Reeeerch 6 Development function* Pi seal tor ward m Conhdenc* s reeume 6 sal-ary req^aremants to bo* 542 Ob-server & Eccentric New*peper* 36251 Schoolcr*fl Rd . LlvonW. Michigan.46150
CHILD CARE Pan-Tim* i»rol*e*lon*l Preechoo Teacher A daycare Siafl 3t-6pm lor Clfy ol ' Huntington Wood* Previou* experl ence I* required, 54 >-3030
CHOIR DIRECTOR WANTED To conduct liturgical mu*ic tor Lutfiern church aervlee Wage* negotiable Send 'eaume to Abiding l»reeeoce Luthem Ciurch. •155C W Walton Blvd Rochesler HWs Ml *630»
CHURCH CUSTOOIAN Full nm* poatoon avauaM lo nard-workmg indlvlduaii wtth poaitrve per-aonaaty Muat be a seh-stariar ben-efits include Major medical oantal •acalior ano undorms A^pkcants apply m person. Mon-Fri between 9am-4pm to KIRK IN THE HILLS 1340 W Long .axe Rd BloomftekJ
COLLEGE STUOENTS/OTHERS S6 BASE
NO TELEMARKETING 456-6377
See our Auguat/Fak worn ad
COMBINATION A FRAME TECH for rapidfy growing buameaa Musi nave at Waal 5 year* experience See Alan. Holdiey Chevrolet. 30250 Grand River Farmington
474-0500
ROMMFRCIAI PIIIMBINCI F.'R.M-
: W Long , a . Mi 46302
See our AUGUST ,'FAI WORK AO BEAUTV INVENTORY CWr* -needed Computer experience nelpfui Ma t iae person apply al Tamara* insinule 32520 North-eatern Hwy farmlnglon Haw
BOILER OPERATOR - LOW pree-aure *xp*rience nereaaar, Dear bom araa 1 bedroom unn lur raaned Must INe on site For inier new cal Lambrechl Co 964-4522
BOOKKEEPER DATA ENTRY
Mlrwnum 1 yr experience lor excel-wni 'emporary poaiuon in Northern s u b u r b s Ouakty Accounting 'empa 5*9-4660
BOOKKEEPER pari lima Sma* manufacturing company eeeks wet organized experienced book leeper Computer Knowledge a d e akabw Sand raauma io CPA 24359 Northwestern Hwy Siaie 250 SouthlWid. Ml 46075
BOOTH A CMAlR RENTAL ».enema tor kcanaad nae siyksi and nal wchracaan
Comacl roiand* 663^600 BOWLING CENTER fuB end part nma Brunawlc* pm»umper Wna memiananoa porter counter and bar nelp- Apply m perwm al
CITV OF FARMINGTON HILLS Samor Adult Dlvtalon Van driver 1o transport samor aduRs A handi-capped m 12 passenger van iksl eouipmenii to medical appoint-ments shopping, elc Valid Michi-gan drivers license with good driving record requked Cneulleur scanse rec»uired A wM! be provided by Oty Salary $6- hr Appttcallona WW Da accepted una Aug 8 1991 Apply In writing or m person to
Department of Special Service* City of Farmington HIBs 31555 W Ii Mae Rd
• squires entry e v e Expedrtar and Plumbing Estimator s < sal at ant to pick up blueprints A prepare lor es-timate Good communication afcHa a mual, own rekabW transportation ••quired. biu*prmi raaoing helpful
353-5747
C o m m e r c i a l Real Estate Pos i t ions
Open for Closing Officer A Sawa person Experience needed Tltw sxpsrwnce a pkis Please respond to Box 516 Observer A Eccentric Newspsper* 36251 Schoolccsn Rd Llvonis-Michigan 46150
Equal Opportunity Employer M/F COMPUTER TAPE LIBRARIAN Pari time/»uli lime No experience neceesary 15 25 per hour to start Apply m person only Michigan Dais Slorage 30555 Northwestern. South of 13 Mile
CONSTRUCTION HELPERS Some sxperwnc* Painting. insuW-tlon carpentry w a tram 15 p*r hour Musi be honeet A dependable
647-5139
CONTROLLER Nortnwesl suburban specialty con-tractor seeks individual wtth at iea*i 3 years accounting work experi-ence B A in accounting work expe-rience with P C Systems 6 demon-strsted abWty lo supervise Is re-quired Construction Accounting A P C network sxperwnc* pretorred ExceSent compensation A benefit package along wtth work environ-ment offered Please sand reeime along wfth salary requirements to Personnel Director PO Boi 456 Wlxom. Ml 46393
COOK NEEDED lor cmid care center FVevioul expe-rience cooking tor a group ot ohd-dren pretorred Approximately 20-25 hrs weekly For more inlorm*-iwn c*A827-9660 or 455-5490
DESIGN ENGINEER »azaki EDS Engineering, Inc., a Wading WV* Harneas suppler lo me auiomotivw industry W seeking a Mechanical Engineer Candidates mual possess a BSME A nave expe-rience or strong knowledge of draft-ing A blueprint reading CAD sxpsrl-ence helpM. but not n aoaeeary ReaponslMffies mm nckicM the de-sign A development of wire larneas componsnt which consist* of injec-tion molded A stampsd pens from the concept design phaae through production raleaee Please aubmil 'esume with Salary Raomrements or apply in parson st
Humsn Rasourcas Department Yszaki EDS Engmaarmg. Inc
6*00 Haggerty Rd Canton. Ml 4*167
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE An Equal Opportunity Employer
DESIGNER-' DET AiLERS CATIA TRAIN ING
Leern CATIA the 'asteei growing CAD system m the Industry Ws soply ciesr coocwa. protoaeionial well documented inelruction that prondea The education requaed to meel thei todays dri
-TSTTTTOrWaTt schedules call {313)689-2260 Or (313)455-9754
Rrscwon CAD/CAM Reeources. Inc
P O Box 646 Plymouth Mi 48170
NO FEE EOE DRIVERS - Looking tor driver* mth cfiauftour a t c a n e e Takr ig appaca-tlona from 9am 4pm Mon-Fri 400C 2nd SI Wayne 7 2 6 - 5 7 4 0
DRrVERS 6 MESSENGERS For a rmored car c o m p a n y Fu« t ana and long Wrm a p p a r e n t * onfy Maw or Wn iale. Mual ba bondabW a n d el-• p l b W t o r C C W Drivers n a a d Claaa C *cense Minimum 21 yea r s old and high acnool g r a d u a t e H o e p n i -tzalton. Me meuranos . hoadays, va-cation and o n a r a m a sf ier 40 h o r n
Reply to BOX 504 O b e e r i e r A Eccentric N e w s p a p e r * 36251 Schooicra f l Rd Uvoraa Michigan 46150
GOLF CART MECHANIC Experience helpful but not necee-sary Apply at Mission HWa Goif Club 14830 Sheldon Rd. Plymouth Mien
FORMS ANALYST
A mayor DMCM corporation a sees -mg s MMane Forma Analyst to work m ths Purchasing Department al tner Troy location You wa asam m the design and preparation of forms tor venous user departments Qua—cations include 2 years col-
prevloue expe-
DRIVERS WANTED Earn up lo S8 sn lour
West Bloomftoid. 651-5020 Syvsn Laks 683-O3Q0 DRIVER - wfth van n e e d e d tor pec*-a g e A freight oekvery la ta moda i 3 /4 or I ton c a r g o van n e e d e d Paid ps roan taga , c a l 459 -4215
EARN UP TO «« AN HR
i i - rrr i d e m a n d i n g n e e d s of kraftmg protoawonaw rWATW 5Ti M tlU
2 Shifts Av Cal Tim at Century Comfort
476-2764
EASTERN ONION Looking lor dancer*, ungari A co-.medlan* Musi nave reOebW Irans-portaticm Ful A part lima poamona - ——- 552-6666
•wnce in torm* anafysi* and dewgr and good communicatlcn skua n order lo work aftoctiw*i> wiih out-side renders end departments staff CAD experience is s plue Hour* ar* Monday thru Friday 8 30 A M 5 PM
A competitive salary and Hex IQW benefits package w oftered The company support* a drug-free envi-ronmenl. Drug '.eating a a required step m the employment process frees* aend resume to L T Drswer * 55-043 Detroit Mi 46152
SouthfWId LlvonW - Troy Detroit Deerborn - Farmlnglon
CommsrcW A Pereoriw Lmea CSR's-Mark atmg-CWImi-Ralar* C O N C O R D PERSONNEL
'9500 MidcSebeR Rd 478-2200
INSURANCE Property/Ca*uaity Commercial S*les Mmimian 2 years Direci Writ-er experience Salary - Car -Commission. ExcaSant Opportunity Cal or sand raauma lo
KING PERSONNEL- INC i -OOC Weal Ten Mae = 125
Southltoid. Ml 46075 A Mention Barbara H«
423-7224
INTERESTED IN FREE J O B TRAINING?
JOe SKILLS AVAILABLE IN
Ctoncal.'Word Proceesmg AccounOng.'Computmg
Elect'onica Restaureni Occupations
Auto Rapes Health Occupations
Bunding Mamtenence Printing Technology
s u m s Kr L e e O M o s ol Ronald A P r s n * eft Psi s o w ! The Metro Bank B u S d * * . 37000 G r a n d Pfar A M SIS 340. F s r m m g i o n HWs Ml 48335 An Equal Opportunity Em-
pwysr
LIBRARIAN. CHILDREN Psrt t lms poeftlon Requk s rns r i l s MLS from ALA e c c r e d n a d achooi s trong ch*-drsn * p r o g r s m m l n g 6 re torenoe a*He include* even ing* Sa turday* A o i x e w o n w S u n d a y * Sarid reeume to Judy * aa ,rin j r t h Carter Puoac Library 1200 S C a r t o n Car t e r Rd
C a n t o r Ml 48168
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL NO EXPERIENCE
NEEDED1
immadle ta o p a r a n g a lor m a W a d » Dor p o a f t n n s m a l a r s e s ' Tsmp-Med i n s u r a n c e i loadey Rey Over T«ns Pay Cesh B o n u e s s
MANICURIST With clientele pre-ferred not mandatory riaadec k> SouthlWSd sWon
1 600-321-6S6C
Filar medW and h o u s i n g s - b e c s g r o m l »S5K r a n g e No Wa
B H A M I L P E R S O N N E L 4 2 4 - 6 4 7 0 v
FAX a ( 313 i - 424 -8536 -
MARKETING COORDINATOR m g r w e n Ctaweon nrm s e e k s c a n » -oata wftr marke t ing d e g r e e to coor d m a w direct m a l m a r k e t i n g p e n -ecta be tween teiea d e p a r t m a e i vendor* a n d din m o n p e r s o n n w
snd d s t s a m g p r o s p e c t i v e pro I se t s ExceSen. v e r b * a n d wri t ten com-munication skaW r e q u i r e d P n m . lul-fWmem snd buW m a l a x p e n e n e e pre le r red Good oppor tun i ty tor or g a m m a sen -mot rvs i sd s n d detai-o n e r t a d n d M d u a l
$ $ $ G R E A T
ELECTRICIAN Muet be l icensed 6 h a v e cwl t institutional e x p e r i e n c e
349-3534
DESK-TOP PUBLISHING POSITION offering full benefit* Musi lev* ex-perience uemg Mac Pagemaksr writing end editing skWs. Forward reeume to Commercial Pubaarsng. 23675 Novi Rd Novi. Ml 48375
DESK TOP PUBLISHER/KEY LINER For mhouae department of Ponnac pub«*hing company AbW to oper-ate our IBM Aldus psgsmaasr sys-tem or your cram aQiapmant FWxibw hour* good pay for organized Indi- | vidual that can run a one man show NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!
332-9770 |
DIE MAKER Prograetrve die experience 4 esde experience a piua Clip* A Camp* Lndu*trw*. 15050 Keel. Ptymouth
An Equal Opportunity Employer DIRECT CARE
Ful A part- t ime D e e d Car s Work-er*. needed immediately for Group Home in Rocftesisr sires. Musi bs tuny MORC/WCLS trained current n CPR.'FVsl Axle and mav* good driving record Competitive wage piua Benefit* to start Can.
Mon-Fr, 9am-5pm, 752-9106
DIRECT CARE POSITIONS for group home in Farmlnglon area Pari time *»ening A weekend efwtta Aaa tor Stuert 476-1956
DIRECT CARE Staff position avett-aOW for apartment program m Farmlnglon. ares Part-time, eesk-oa> hours Ask lor Don at 478- 1956
DIRECT CARE STAFF naeded IOT Lrvonia group noma, afternoons 6 midnights $6/hf if trained BsnelW* 6 sdvsncamem POSSI&W Cat Kim st 26--6305
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN 1 year ItoW service e x p e r i e n c e pre-lerred HsasbW i r a n s p o r t s t o n A knowledge ol I C * r equ i red Bene-fit* Send r e e u m e lo K.J Law Engi-nee rs . inc 42300 W 9 Mae Novi. Ml 48375 347-3300 EOE
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL e h e r school c a r e d t fec lo i Beginning S e p t
Ce*. 647-8062 ENGINEER/DETA1LER - with oe-gree. 5 y lob anop e x p e r i e n c e a n d good communica t ion akWs. to work st mnovs t fvs conveyor cfiaan manu-facturer CAO a b * t y p r e l e r r e d Sel-ary negot iable fua medica l benef i t* Sane i eeun-ie lo Tom Beno PO B c i 647 Novi Ml 46376
ENTRY LEVEL MAIL ROOM Sort and delver incoming snd ou1-go*X] mal faiee and packages Abw to lift 50 lbs Occasional de-
Send
SouthlWid. Ml 46066-51
BRIDGPORT OPERATOR Experienced m buadmg fixuiree CNC fielpM Experience only Apply r- peraon al 4 1225 Ptymouth Rd Plymouth Ml BLKCXaNO TRADE INSTRUCTORS
• leaded M or part nma eevere po •mora a i alahW » the Eeel 4 We*i
CITY OF INKSTER CIVIL SERVICE
UTILITY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC
Appacaiions ara bsmg accepted ttvough August 9 1991 foi The po-wlior Ol UtllTy Equipment Mechaiv ic Appacents must be s >«gn. scnoc
rsdusts or equivalent with a ner, of yrs machervicai experience or
aouNawm and state of MichiGan j certlflcenor AOKrty in arses of 1 dieeei en^-ne* and automatic
transmissions Salary &2G 431
Applications may oe ootemed at City "all berwwer the hrs ol »em 4pm
CITY OF INKSTER RE SIDENCY IS I REQUIRED
Apply To Personnel Dept City ol master
2121 inkster Rd inksler Mi 4814!
Equel Opportunity Employer M'F w
CLEANING PERSON PART TIME lor Fermmgion H«S spertmeni com-
14 00 per hour No experience 4 76-6060
COSMETIC SALES - FULL TIME Crowley s. s major ratal dapertment store chair, has a ful time position avakabW our coemellc depart-ment a! our WHdwood location. We oftor a good *tartmg *aiary plu* S% vendor paid commwaion, along with eiceaant Deneflta ncludaig health care coverage, paid vacation* A merchandise discount OusHfled ap-pttcants are invftad to apply m per-aon to HI out applcaflona at our Human Reeourc* office Crowley'a. 34420 Ford Rd Westtand
DIRECT CARE Staff Uvonis group fioms has an •mmedlate ful lime rmoragnit poaltion aver la o e Com-pletion of WCLS pert I training s must Ful A psrl time sflsmoon shifts also avinebw 471-5565
DIRECT C A R E STAFF To work with oevsiopmentaly die-sbied sduit* Ful A part time avea-abW South Lyon 437-5656 Ptymouth 455-7534 Novf 347-6412 Westland 728-5309
COSMETOLOGIST
COUNTER CLERKS Ful A part Ume No experience -wceasary Troy and Rocnaste
areas SOMERSET CLEANERS 643-0*07 644 4609
COUNTER HELP. no
P*i
CAB COMPANV seeaing dapeicner* Aiec need * w'ae condworang experience Cal to> acpaceiiori '•« 1 2325
CAKE DECORA r Oa Muer be expertancwd larmmglor. baaary CH befweer- t£>-4 t>U
44} J360
CANVASSERS For Home am»o»*iiiert Concern
> V COMMISSION omn Cal Sam 9AM 10AM 463-0*65
CLAIMS REPRESENTATIVE
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Oap»Tmenl of Rws Managamar,t la seeking guairfted cendideies f c the poeftlon of Claim* Represent stive :ie*txm,a.t>i*tiee aiciuda inveetlgeie
injurwa end degree of tetany -or bodily injury personal •> (ury and property damage devaloe end mamtaai loaa piwaniior and T r eadora • eiaa1 • control program* and ednae , 4 , ^ 0 1 ^ ,
Ful or part time The Pre Fiortel SouthfWId A Rochealer HMa Samor* welcome CWi 313-527-3310
COUNTER PERSON Dry clean era Farmaiglon H*W seaaa mature person Ful or pert time Excellent pay Cal 65 ' 6*66
COUNTER SALES Meat ratal anop 30 - hour* The Porlerhouee '056 S Mam Plymouth «55-6770
wW- p r ^ ^ o o a crm* •mprntone* a &*n« or aimoer gnv*onn>ant Thi® at+cxjtc) r%«ve UrortQ orgmnamtonm aO«T> o*j«*tacon%mur*cat«on afeMa 4
mbm to rMK3 era
DIRECT CARE / STAFF
Wa« managed area group nomee hiririg. *a*ied caring staff to serve developmental disabled sduft reei-dent* vsnaty Ot smfts Bus Cross/ Bhis Sh*M nsursnca Competitive wegss Can i0am-4pm Qaae.iie 699-6543 699-3806 Dearborn HIS 277-6 >93 Redford 537-9066
326-43*4
DIRECT C A R E W O R K E R lor rmomghi ahm tor medlealy in-volved group home Van Buran Townarap Asa tor u n d * 6*9-9289
ORECT CARE WORKER crealhr* carmg indviduei to assist aOcrft ape ciw poptaetion irammg provided FWxibw achaduW A Ml beneUta Neer Metro Airport 753-4604
DIRECT CARE WORKER Needed in Oeerborr Hts home Fiai time sftsr noons A lua time mld-mgfits 15 25-65 7i to etert Cel Ter ten ei 274- '690
DIRECT CARE Worker Rermenem pari time weesends Working wifh
We oWer comprefienah* benefits A
lurthar cai
i M m e amies external agency •' .eshgenore foaow up on rerommendstioins sno
.-^mpaence wltti Slate and
ItOOO to hour* free Oaaaend Cowify 'am
332-44 10
CAR^NTF M N*rr*D Cal Fiataieen I 30em V w
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Rauff i <
*he UnNerelty oNers ourapein'vs pay end en ouW»am*ng ataf ban* M* package *o*
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Employment ftwvaoee «M' C»W
Wmkelman's An Equel Oppormnlfy Empaoyer
DATA PROCESSING
PROFESSIONALS NOW S THE TIME TO MAK E 'OU" MOVE
. PROGRAMMER ANALYST • SYSTEMS ANALYST
• SYSTEMS PWOGRAMMfRS CALL 56*-3030 Mon m 7 SO
}* MR FAX 5*9-6*4 t GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
! 7 117 W 9 M H . E R O STf 1039 SOUTMMELO Ml 41076
«ERSONN€L AGTNCV *EE "AIO
S5 hr Oakland Mal aree 5*3 '52 '
DO/ER OPERA TOR 4 SmgW »«w
DRAFTSMAN Needed pari nma Macnamcai Engi-neering eiudem mate om a Roc nee tar HWa 66 • 7766
Distr ict S * i es Consuf tan t
ENTRY LEVEL S A L E S / MARKETING POSIT ION
For raoent coBage gradual* mtar-eeted In long term career path m temporary personnel placement Itold uhrorsa beeed Arm needs *e<t starter ihel car: expend exceaant dWnt bass Ws oftor t l 6 - I6K stsrt-irtg. benaftt* program, car sllow-sncs. bonus and opportunity for promotion and growth Sand re-eume lo Box 446 Obaarver A Ec-centric Newspsper*. 36251 School-craft Rd Uvonla Mlcrugan 46ISO
ESTIMATOR/ PROJECT M A N A G E R Needed for new construction com-pany Ga* station construction SI penenee help ha Send lemma wfth salary -eqiarements to.
Dernel Weaierr inc . 43000 9 Mae Rd.. Ste 10
No*. Ml 46375
EXPERIENCED HOUSE CLEANERS Wanted for dey worn m Fermmgtor HWa. W Bloomftoid ale Expraee CWwwig Service 442-2650
PART TIME INCOME! P i - j ' i i j n i . .»;ux,a j i x j i i ' g i
I company m tookmg »or -eoe to ^ar« , dim cuslorrw appt cm**
• AM - PM erwrts • PWd holiday* • Support Itmoepfier* - i-lvoraa location • Mu*t hev* own iranaportation
Caa our local 800 number To set «* ar mtarview
Sst 4 Sun 10-4 Mon thru Fn Ram- 10pm
1-800-486-3527 Ext 260-62b
GROUNDSPERSON neeosd full time for luxury spertment communi-ty In Farmmotcri HSW »iease call Sharon a! 4 74-62*3
An Equal Opportunity Employer GUARANTEED INCOME PROGRAM 125 OOC1 mahaikjm annua income' Get a 'sst stan to success with sltoctivs snd compwts training Pro's* II onalism msas* * dtfWrsnce1
CALL TERRY AT 326-2000 Reel Estlto One inc Westlano
SOUTHFIELD HAIR SALON looking I lor eagei licanaed Assistant Ad-
vancement poewbW 353-6644
TOP SALARY POSITIONS | Available tor Hairdresser* end
Shampoo Parson Birmmgham ares saror 626-9292
| HA.-R CARE Licensed ccemotoiogisi wsnted we ofter excellent benefit* hourly wage bonuses 6 peld i-rammg jonn -yen sssooslss 1-600-552-4670 HAIR STYLIST Barbers or Beeuti-dens Ws need help al a very buay jfioc Caen tew Waiting' The name
! ot the anop a - SHARE YOUR HAIR 27726 Plymouth Rd LlvonW
Ask for JoAnne 425-5440
HAIRSTYLIST Duee» ^amay "air Shop Ful or part time Ciwmew wsrtmg ReO-lord/Lrvoras arse 53»-*597
WA-NE-WESTLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
For quanhcationa
595-2314 An Equal Opportunny Employer
INVENTORY CLERK - Lfvpnia peck-distrlbutor hss en immedlaM
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SNELL ING TEMPORARIES
NEVER A SEE
-IQHT MAINTENANCE AFTERNOONS
Career opportunity aMh scutheet em Micn^jen * .ergesi M t ' W of ngfitscf taiecomm»**ca1ions equip-ment ugfit day A efternoon mamte-nence |4 to 11 p.m I Monday thru F-v]ey Starting pey beeed or expe-rience Cel Mark Smith it 489-0'48 exi 357 to errenge an acoomtment
_IGHT PACKAGERS Lrvonia A Nov 64-25fw plua -overtime Three arvfts. cal Low el UNUFORCE
473-2935
LIVONIA STORE accepting appac* ion* for al ful time positions Pises* apply in person bet neer 9errv-Msm Mon-Sat at Community Thrift Store 29270 Ptymouth.
] (In Parry Drug center i
I package 3n a amoae-iree n w o n m e r n Send queaflcationa including satory <*-Ouirsmant* lo Mark atmg CoortMnalor P O B£> a451 Lathrup VWage. Ml 4*076
MARKETING TRAINEE-Local oftica of national orgamzalick needs s Ww good people ertWno 4b work herd and ba trained EaAi while you leern Querenfee£ 125 000 Vat Can Erin W atari at 356-3"
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MATURE LAD« for permenent | lion a ' L w3*w «.ock#r roont d a M Muet Uke to erork with paopw C k e benefits Apply m person only 4pny-6pm Mon - Thur* t p e n k m Fnmeai A Recouet Club. 29350 Northaeal -err. Hwy SoulTrfWId
MEAT COUNTER PERSON T Cua-tana Apply m parson el Plum Hoaow Market, corner ol 8 Mae A . s n a w .
Sam* r*rmmgion A Plymouth Cal - - - - - - 4 ASSOCIATES
EXPERIENCED 450 Cass Oozsr and 5*0 Case Backhoa operator Pert nme Cal 397 1100 EXPE RlEWCE RADU TOR M e c m r s c F m t ime p o * m o r iv-ar abW Cal Ron 532-5210
FACTORY WORK avalabw m Weal land Farmangton Haw Lrvonia snd Wlxom area 3 amh* long and snort term »5-t5 25.1* Cal lor m appt
4*4-7078 ETD Temporary Service
FIELD SUPERINTENDENT COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
reuon Mual have knowledge ol me-cnemcai ewrnica 6 erchrteciura trade* experience m coordmetmg aub t-adee whae working on arcrv wcturw craw Locel raaerancae e muel Send ncctano A salary raqura-merts lo Box 5*0 Ctbeerver A Ec-centric Newspaper!, M25t Scnoo» craft Rd Lhronw. Micfagan 46150
HAIR STYLIST Ful and part-time openings st mgh volume Fantastic Sam* Fa GLENN SHAW
595-7727 ,
HAIR STYLIST Ful-rime lor Southltoid saion maide ] Seraor Cittzens complex Cal Keth> Tuas-Fn 9-2pm 356-1610
HAIR STYLIST A NAIL TECXS Weniad u Changing images Orc-hard Laas inquanss eak lor KoWer-o< <ri*leer. si 932-3S26 1
HAiR STYLIST S ASSISTANT wanted tor lop styks'm protossionei SSlon Advsnced trsmang included Ask io. -Dans 65-5-1050 I
HAIR STVLIST wsniad *u* or part 'ime arm-, enen tew for Fsrmmgion seion Cat Yvonne et 477-2025 HALLWAY CLEANER ir*jM<»uw io do- hsaway deemng Minor mamte-nence sipenence a plus but not
-30 hour* per arssa In em Send reeim-w with islam require-ments to Psrsonna 12800 Far-lane. Uvoni*. Ml 48150 IRRIGATION Maimma Crew Laeoer needed Minimum the year* axpen- , ence Apply m person at Klmar* Landscape Co. 1320 Ladd | Rd Waaed Laka (313)624-1700
JANI'ORtAL & BANOUET SETUPS Put time evenings A wees anda De-pendaCW with own iranaportation Competitive wegee 4 benefits Ap-ply m person 9am-9pm 2980C -1 nrnw Gate 4 Farrmngion 476-6010
JANITORIAL Cleaning team de-sired lor car daiiieramp n Dearborn Experience required Good pey Hours 3-night* per week 7-10pm 2
: mgnt* per weak 9pm-Midnight 517-546-0193
JANI-ORIAL COMPANY SEEKING Proiecl Craw Menagar lor Roor •care carpel cleaning, experience prefer-ec but we, irem rtgra persor. Good psy peid noldey* DeneMs. sic Afternoon A evening hours Must be Hardworking. -eeponeiOie A leiitue Resume pretorred Cal Mon-Fn 9-5 313-487-'9«0
JANITORIAL LEADER Livom* F i* s e m e * automolhre corporstlon Commsrdal -oftloss snd inouslna anop areas FJI wna excwisnt bensfH* oood potsntlai kK sdvsncamsnt ECS ROUSH 116*6 Mertel St . Uvonw Mi 46'50 591-4352
JANITORIAL msmtsrisnce comparry looking Ic h r s ful tlms 40 hour* employee Afternoons A evenings some weekend* Send reeums to or call A d m i m s t s r a l i v e AssiSient 1
40496 Mound SWrkng HI*. Mi 48310 977-6'77
JANITORIAL PERSON w a n e d 1.6pm,-12pm ideal lor m a m a d per-
son Starling rate 16 hr immediele openings svatobw Cal 697-7827 JAZZ INSTRUCTOR Advanced Experience pra*er-ed Send i aw m to Gone Denes 3*0 f i Caroton .n
MACMINE OPERATOR Smel shop m Geideii Clfy needi part tune person ebw to' read rra-cromelei good enth math Retiree
422-1*20
MACHINE OPERA T OP Required to run CNC ducaicaitlng machane Mual ba tamawi wnh Alar. BredWy Controaer a l ec mcon Tree-ing Sys t em E x p e r i e n c e a a muel Night afff l only C o n w a n f N e wages with a x : all ant oene l l t s Appfy et Greenfield Dw A Menuiac turmg 8 3 0 ' Ronda Or C a n t o n
MAIL CLERK Financial d a p e r t m e n t of North W o o d w a r c rmatt-net ionei service company h e s an immedieM opsrang tor s Mas Cwrk w h o mm ba -aapon-a b w tor dis t r ibut ion ol m a l ic ven-ous S n a n a w aar tmne. Rersor muat I Da abW l o work w a l under periodic heavy man a n d b e a O e to Ift lake A rsLneve loeded a re renouae caaea IOJ from s t o r a g e S a n d i l e u r r n or a f t e r tc Corpora t e Financial Mal Clark P O Box 811pf> BloomfWKI HWa Ml 4 6 3 0 3
EquW Opporuml ty Employer M/F-'Ti
MAIL CLERK lor tarn -office located on T a i g r i | m Rd b e t w e e r ' 2 6 13 Mee Rd Hr* Mon-Fn 9em-5pm C a l Dlanne 644-2213
MAINTENANCE £-xpenenced Memtanance Person for *c< communi ty Muet De HmWai wtth HVAC e lec tnc appaancaa A g e n e r a m e n m t e n e n o e relaaed K> a lerge rental p roper ty h i i e n direct a i n q u i r c e t a (313)266-6100
Ster l ing Lane Apis
MAINTENANCE Ml nma posi t ions s i a a s o i e «i HVAC m a m a r i a n c * d e par tment ol c o m p u t e r offtoe tecany •r S S u b u r b a n Detroit Wegea and
A benea t* p a c k a g e R e e p o n d by r » • u m e to PSi Engineer S r s t e m a m a 11920 MeyfWId. U v o m a . Mi 4 6 ISC
MECHANIC Mecfierw. n e e d e d tor aami-traaaa repek ahop Mual b e e x p e r i e n c e d
726-9300 i
M E C H A N I C pert t ime tor heavy t ruck* A tori •f t* 10 yv* e x p e r i e n c e Apply 29*00 West 8 M a s Rd
Medicare/ Commercial
Claims Examiner A m e e r s H o m s • ' s a l t h e a r e a rtiurtv uta h o m e haatoi o r g a n a a t i o n epor-aored by t h e Swter* ol Mercy Cor po reoon a looking for en indwiouei
Raaponammtiaa lor tha M e d i c a r e
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ecccxmt* and p repa r ing a p p r o p r i a t e d o c u m e n t s a s requi red to rebw, •wne-of! or reeuawet o u t s t a n d i n g
Tha succeeeha candajaie must have a high achooi diploma Of GED end et wast two year* current working
Amicare Home Healthcare
Jobs Get'em While
Their Hot KaSy 'emporery Service* agnt mousl'isl a»or*a-s now- Sign up | tOOsy and work ngffl away
WAREHOUSE PACKAGING CLERKS
• LOcatKm n Livonia snd wsstlsnd
sncs Sand rssums to Boa 536 Ob server I Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd LNonW
MENTAL WEALTH T E C H M O A N ' o r eaioei ' ifia a p a r t m e n l p r o g r a m KW A part w n a poaaiowa tt £* oar hr S e n d i-seums or apply io Uto Cen te r ' 5 4 2 3 MWdWbsR. Lrvonw. Ml 46154
• Overtime available • Stsecfy Long-isrm smpioymsm
- Musi have rskabie "snsportsnon
Cel todev tor mors inior manor
LNonw "EA-'H CLUS HELPERS
Ful A part time needed Powertvxae Gymn cal Fred
362 3636 HEAT NG 4 liOOLING Service
29449 W Sim I
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522-3*22 id
32*-55*0
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m e f n t e n e o c e , a a p p m g A ecennng p ick-up 4 d a * si tea e n d
g e n e r a hentfyman- du twa E x c e l e - I salary A b e n e f i t s p e c k s g s Apply m person ben l a e r m e hour* of 1-4PM Aug 9Wi a n d 12th « . ASL 27220 H a g g e r r , Rd S u a e Dl Fa rmmgton Hw* Ml 4 6 3 3 '
An Equal O p p o r t u n i t y Employer
MAINTENANCE p e r s o n n e e d e d tor •arge apt t u a d n g r Souon ie lo C a l b e t w a a r l a - 2 p m 567-0115
MAINTENANCE P E R S O N expen-enoed tor a p a r t m e n t c ample* near Metro Airport M e r h a x a beca groimd c a r p e l a n d 6no a p a j e For
M E R C H A N D I S E R a n m e d i a w o p e n i n g s tor e u e e n e * l e t ( drug s to r e l i e I ' l e i d e a i Ex ceaant pay C a l Pomt ol S a w
31*3-742-6243
METAL FABRICATOR
e n c e r eed prints, weae run m a preea b r a k e e a p e i i e n c e Haailin A V a b a n a l ce inpeny day anlft L f t e me a r e e C a l af ter 2 3 0 5 » - * 3 i e
a p k a For 566-4615
MAWfTEMANCE PERSON
FLORAL DESIGNER Novi ftorwt eeakmg hat time or part t ime per eon Uust have et we enoe working *i k a se rv ice s h o p C a l Sue 3 4 7 ^ 6 4 4
HELP NEEDED «or CAFETERIA m
FLORAL DESIGNER or w * tram M a n e g e m a r x opportu-nity Jom Michigan s largeel 'Vynet C e l Wee Ber ry 2 7 3 6592
FLORAL HELP E x p e n e n o e d Dawgr ei i 6 antry level okay Oanwigfieffi area Asa lor Harold al
644-2244 rLORIST SALES
type r w - a aery but -wepkx Apply n pe r son B o r d m s s 1636 8 N o c n e e i w NO
B e r k s h i r e H o t e l a now eccepimg sppacations
•or me kWowwig
• FRONT DESK CLERK
Eipenence pre*erred Appfy in parson el The Berkwa-s Hoew H>•<
KELLY Temporary
Services
nay Dtaldmg S a l t ime 6am to 5pm Appfn m p a r s o n 35700 M t d v q a r A m W a y n e Mi
MAINTENANCE PERSON Experwnoed ei WaciiiLei paimbmg - eating 6 aa conditioning h a ame
PW> C H M e n F n W n - 5pm 612-6230
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80 MIL ITARY P O U C E Wan ted tor the Mtc fugar Nat ionai Guard In Taytor Pa r t - t tm* arnd rto axper i -wnc* r>ec«BS*ry Wil l t ra in Prior serv ice we l come Call N o w 522-5606
MOBILE -RUCK wear -company o p e r e m r 6 w s w i s r App>
Equa Opporhmay Empaoya
dMduW to work kW n m e o u r a e c w ^ arae tWuronae ol a l f eaha Our umque pno tograpny n a m from f a a t m e r Kodek ghree you m e n g e d g e ' m a a or male hai aame opportuni ty lor a c f e a . a n a r i '
FRONT DESK CLERK PART T W *
Cal Mana 453 i«20 iiiaiWo mm HCla M y n m a
r i jRNACf CLEANERS W A N T f , or large l a t in aW aM >a ia i -g A oooa
M mg company G o o d pay A a p p o n u
c s homa party pubac contest • eh.ilix Our 27 t e e i or experience can gude rou to
GPNERAi HELPER F m n m a g rounds wort lor Oek *er* epa r t mem tximpWi CaB Mon Pn 9-6
667-04*4
HOClSECi. EANWfG SERVICE m . rvorae -wa • " melure p e r a r * 1
j or S aev* per week Swwr, aterls ai 64 SO 476-2460
HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED lor a m K
pan m a Mo n * Fn »• jer Good (k-vsng -ecord s muet
cm 416-0670
HVAC W v n V I- •vrian t v " « w u r a i [ w e n a n each a n good pery
454-05*1
XXJiRNEYMAN TOOL 6 DC MAKER
M A N A G E R ' R A i N E E S
660 ooe
MORTGAGE LOAN
OFFICERS w need of two MOW W O U L D YOU LIKE
T O W O R K
_ _ A WOU-OMCRWWNATORY after 1 AF*IRMA TiVE ACTION EMPl OVER
436->246
INCOME TAX
584-7640
LAWN MAINTENANCE
~ 1 S - " = S steo HRS. »$ ' u t T Y T C C A
ALL TMC O V t P T I M f
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500 M p Wanted MORTGAGE LOAM OFFICERS
< « i n toofctan t o )oln a o o n •Mara you can b a pan of a
500 M p Wanted
0 4 E Monday. August S. 1W1
EMPLOYMENT FHA
and VA ortgfnaOona e t m a a m * <rf i n a . C o r M O a (oSilng our • « "
Corners tone M o r t p a g e C o r p . , I N K MtodtobM Md . SUM* 101. Uvonla. V»i 44152 4*2 0 6 0 6
An Equal oppor tun i ty Employei
MORTGAGE UNOCWWRTrER FHA Dlract E n d o r s e m e n t a n d VA Automatic raqul rad Ptoeae aand re-u n a t o
G a u M o o r . MLA. m c 2*315 Northiseetern Hoy . Sui te 200
. Ml 4 6 0 7 5
MUWC TEACHER lor P r e - 8 c f » o t 4 Eiememery » WMtod L M e / W aiBQiidiata araa . Par t Oma Experi-ence r eqUied . C M 477-3621
MUSIC TEACHERS
Sand ' a a u m a lo: C M o n . M L . 46167
HAW. SALON NEEDS NAIL TECH
ExcUUnt money making opportuni-ty Ptoeae c M 4 M - 5 S 5 6
NAIL TECH NEEDED lor Plymouth Salon AUo. h a d a ty ta t aMh cSan-reu, 6 5 S commiaamn C a l after 8pm. 159-63 14
NEED RESPONSIBLE pa raon with good communtcaOon aKMa lor a pa r i Mm* o C staffing aaa** Booth For mor* Info contact LonU a t M 1-4422
NEED 5. io e a n / w a a t a d , Reming-ton Fashion Jewelry J o b taa i a naar
New /Used Sales Autohafw Mazda. VW, Puegeot has an opening tor an aggressive highly motivated sates person Applicant must Have a strong desire to succeed. Auto sales experience perferrad. Excellent oppor-tunity tor the light Individu-als. For an interview con-tact Myles Kearney:
Autobahn Motors 3 3 8 - 4 5 3 1
NUCLEAR POWER TRAINEES
F u | p a d training w*n m a world ' s •argaat near of nuclear raac to ra
School diploma gracto, 16-24
500 Help Wanted
MAIL R O O M CLERK Southfield employer h a a a n i m m e * -ate opening lor an m d M A M elth d a p e n d a o u t ranapor taOon. go-* driving r eco rd , and au to meurenca Outlea aM Inc lude courier and genera l off ice r eapone lMWee
Queimed a p p a c a n t a ahouM auOmM
Eccentric N e w s p a p e r s 3 6 2 4 1 Schoolcraf t Rd . Livonia. Michigan 46ISO
ONE HOUR PHOTO LAa Technician n e e d e d p a n t ime M l * Oe e x p e n e n o e d C a l One M o * P h o t o W o r t * . U v o n l a 466-2068
PC PROGRAMMER
Data p r o c a e a m g orgenttaOon seek-ing exper i enced p rog rammer* tor p a r m a n a n i p a n a n d fu* t ime p o a -t i o n * K n o w l e d g e o t dBASE, Capper and FoxPro required Sal-ary with b e n a f t u provided Send ra-auma t o
OPTICIAN WANTED - ABO oartffled. m m 3 y r * e x p e r i e n c e Pract ice lo-c a t e d m Groeee Pomie a r a * Send r a a u m a lo: Dan Donahue. 712 E
Hurd Monroe, Ml «61«1
PICTURE FRAMERS Expenenoed only F i * 6 per t time T r o y / R o c h e s tar a r a a Rapid edvenoemeni to m e n e g a m e n t Mir Paul. 650-2997
PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVERS PIZZA MAKERS
Evening* 6 W e e k e n d * Fun or p a n lime Nor lhvl to After S: *20-*007
ORDER FILLERS { y « g g r , s & ' g y s p a n Ume a m p t o y n a n i On the mid-night at*fl Man or w o m e n In good pOyalcal condi t ion lor tMa d e a n m o d e m warahouee Training pro-y a m aveaaMa Star t ing w a g e » SO to S6 50 per hour piua s h i t pramkim wtth e a u a U r I benefl ta tor Mi tone Schedu l ed wage m c r e e e e a AppN m paraon ' 0 a m to 3pm, Mon. thru Frt., Frank W Kerr C o 4 3 1 » W t MBa Novi. Ml.
P R E S S BRAKE OPERATOR 4 year* expe r i ence Muat b e a b a to do Ma own aetup*. r e ad pflnta, nefgni g a g a a n d inapect I M own
lotype work A tol benefit company ,
3shift. Ltvonle a r e a
after 2*30PM 522-9310 PRESSMAN
P v t n m e evening* AB O c * evening* ad CaS 442-0600
TONY'S PAINTING. INC hiring ex-1 p e n e n c e d painter* tor new homaa. Interior 6 exterior al M a t S/yr* ex-1 p a n a n c a CM between
P R E S S OPERA T O " axpar tenoed on p r o o r e e a v e die* 6 die sett ing tor med ium a o e d au tomot ive s tamping c o m p a n y loca ted nortlyweat Oetron, i -96/T*l*graph a r e a S e n d reauma 10 Box 266 Otoeerrer 6 Ecoantrlc N e w s p a p e r s 3625' Schoolcra f t Rd.. Uvonla . Michigan *81S0
PAINTER A aubcont rac tor tor apar tmenta and commercia l work. Rapfy to P 0 Box 272. Farmington, ML. 46332
P R E S S OPERATOR. Exper ienced ABOK* 360 with T-haad Benefit* C a l 342-5242
PAINTER J o u r n e y m a n - t o yra. Ex-aaarii pay, banef t t a New con-atrucOon. After Spm 292-3192
P R E S S OPERATOR Automotive a tamping company En-p e n e n c e helpful Dey* 6 a f te rnoon* Apply Garre t t Tool. 36S30 induatrial Rd.. U v o m a
PAINTERS - EXPERIENCED Muat have t ranapona t ion . equlp-
421-2241
PRINTER NEEDEO, fua service p n o t o flnlehlng lab »i Waet Bloomfteid C a l 6 leeve m a s u o e 624-67 IS
PAINTERS FULL OR PART TIME 10 yeer* expe r i ence Cuatom wort , neat , c lean, own tranaportat lon.
531-2802
PAINTER S HELPER 7-10 year* ex-per ience Own car Fu« W n a Stan-mo at SB SO/tir NcM/South Lyon a rea . C a l evening* 476-4648
PANTS PRESSER Fu l time lor Can ton Cleaner*. No expe r i ence naoeeaary. w e train 20 piua hour* par weak Paid BenelUa. C a l Mike 455-6*70
Ca l : 1-B0&-B22-1702
OFFICE CLEANING Pari Ume. Monday tftru Friday
Wlxom, Novi. Wa
Area*. C a l 455-8786
OIL DISPATCH 10 MINUTE OIL Change C e n ! e n aaaklna tecftnt-dana . AET cer tMcaPon a piua C # Mon-Fri. » -5 355-1030
ONE HOUR MARTINIZ1HG Ful lime poeWcna • a l x p l i lor M0M Counter Mature pa raon* pre-far«ad Benefit* o f f e r e d 6 t op waloae Apply In pa raon 6736 Orc-h a f d L a k a Rd.. W Btoomftald
OPTICAL DISPENSERS D O C. f rancf i laaa at MeadowOrook MM. Rocheetar HMa 6 Downtown Farmington. aeek veraatue 4 expert-anoad Optical DN
C a l 375-0022
O R D E R D E S K
Our groaang m a l o rder company ha* 'Opening lor profaaalonial. highly motarated paopie lo xaeill wtth our •ncoming order*. Theee tu l time po-altwna xicluda ax ienama training, paid OenefHa. vecaUcma 6 holideya • M e earning S 7 - « a ^ r Satea expe-rience a piua. C a l 361-8700
WE'RE EXPANOING Weal land p h o n e auryay company n e e d a ane igef ic , anfhuNaattc am-pioyeee Muet b e at laaat 16 and h a v e a p i i a i a n t p h o n e voioe AJao. a poelthie a t t i tude Flexible achedu-
3 tun a lmoapf ie re . paid weakly Ann at 427-M21
^ E X O O R A P H I C P R E S S OPERATOR
minimum 3 yr* expe r i ence required on a Mar* Andy 820 or 630 3 color mode l Curran t poeition a 'or an 620 modal , however an 630 wll be pui chaaad m the neer fu ture Mual ba p r e p a r e d to aat 14) and print a leat run lor Duality Inapactlon Good i alar ancea requi red Pteeae c a l or autmvt r aauma to. 3 PM/McKaaaon, 3 0 8 6 ' Sc f too lc ra f t . Uvonla . Ml 46150. 427-2000
Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer Minority /Femaie - 'Handlcappad /Vel
500 M p Wanted ENTfty LEVEL R P O PROGRAMMER Feat growing Sou th land pu b a a i n g c o m p e n y looking lor a n energet ic e n d entwuanaai r p r o g r a m m e r . AS;
d e g r e e In c o m p u t e r a d e n c e pre-fe r red S e n d r e a u m a a n d aaiary re-qui rement* to: Tony. P O Box 3133, Fermtngton H a * . Mi 4 6 3 3 3
PROGRAMMER FM Bme Southf ie ld l oca t i on Muat have minimum 3-« year* proorem-rrinc e x p e r i e n c e on IBM AS-400 RPG l a n g u a g e SnouM h a v e excel-lent math eoMty 6 c o m m u « c e t l o n K I M Send r e e u m e n c M U n g u i a r y requ i rement* to At ten t ion Ken. p O Box 50B1. Sou thf tek l 46086
QUALITY CONTROL SPC e x p e r i e n c e BaaK c h e m a i r , Floor 6 mater ie l inepect lon Heevy aven tme . Troy S7 TEMPS TAFF 645-0000
REAL ESTATE SALES $25,000 g u a r a m e e d l rf you alway* wanted t o s t e n a ca ree r m real eel ale, mm tell > n . rmilrtn • laka «
500 Hatp Wanted R E C E P T l O N l 8 T ( A D M l T T l N G CLERK P a n Mme. Accura te typing required, a o m e evwa A e e e k a n d i Appfy m pe raon Mon thru Frt. 1-4 Ardmore Can te r . 19610 Farming ton Rd Livonia
500 Haip Wanted SECURITY GUARDS
tmmedMie opening* m Garden C t y W aei land. C a m on Mual have car a n d home p n o n e Apply 27206 SouthAeld Rd Suite 3 North of 11 Mile Weekday* I 0 e m - 3 p m
R e s e r v a t i o n
A g e n t Budget Rent a Car a aae* ing R e a e r v a l l o n S a t e a Agent* l o t a k e Incoming cad* trom c u a t o m a r * and *•*•*' In conf i rming their travel plena.
M u d have exce l len t 'tele-p h o n e (km* a n d c o m p u t e r expe r i ence
W a o f f e r c o m p e t i t i v e wage*, incent ive* a n d g o o d
c f t ance on a lower t»r»t yeer income, now !e the t ime t o ge l s t a r t e d C a l Mr Batffuaa at 2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0 t o Snd ' out a b o u t our g u a r a n t e e d Income p r o g r a m , a n d at a r t mmiodlelefy In a ca ree r Aeid of i*mmrted p o t e n t m
Llvorua- R e d f o r d REAL ESTATE ONE
RECEPTIONIST wi th e x p e r i e n c e «i booking Heir A p p o i n t m e n t * Need-ed Mi- t lme In Sou thMiO C a l . 1 -600-321-6660
RECEPTIONIST FOR HAIR SALON, muat be tnendly . m a t u r e , take-c h a r g a pe raon Salary negot iable Apply m p e r e o n C h a r t a m a Samn. Nov! Town Can te r
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Budget Rent A Car Metro Airport 30300 Luca*
Romulu*. Ml 4 6 1 7 4
Equel Oppor tuni ty Employer M/F !
s e c u r i t y
o f f i c e r s EXPERIENCED
Ful i - t tm* p o e i t i o n * . all *htf t* C E L O T pre ie r red High achooi graduai* ' 'Q£D and rand Michigan driver* l icanae a muat Plaaaa appfy m pereon al BEYER HOSPITAL Oakwood United Hoapltala, m c . Human Raaourcee Dept , 135 S P r o a p e c t Ypallant Ml 461»6 Equal Opportuni ty employer
BEYER HOSPITAL
500 Hatp Wanted TEACHER ASSISTANTS
I CHILD CARE AIDES NauonaPy acc red i t ed center haa Ml nma . p a r t Oma a n d o n - c a i aubati-
with praacf iool . u x M a r a or Infant* Apply al S e t o r Day C a r e St vm-c e m 6 S a r a h Fiaher Cen te r . 2 6 4 7 5 m u t t e r Rd Farminn ton HBa
626 -2313 An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer
TEACHER - PRE SCHOOL 8 hour a day, prior toddler training expe r i ence . ZA a n d o r a e m e n t in Ear-ly C h a d h o o d Educa t ion required S e n d r e e u m e lo Bloomfield H » e Recrea t ion 4174 Ducum Dr Bloom Held HIM. Ml 46302 433-0865 Attent ion Cindy SMIth
TEACHERS Certif ied, exper i enced Etementery g r a d e * Afternoon h o u r * S u b u r b a n pr iva te achooi Can Mon thru Thur* 9 a m - 3 p m
500 Hatp Wanted TELEMARKETING
Farrrengton H a a a d u c e n o n a i firm Seeking atafl ior m b o u n d y o u t b o u n d
Oata an t ry a* Ma requ i red Hourly piua commaiBMn Ce* 932 5660
TELEPHONE INSTALLER/ SERVICE TECHNICIAN
I m m e d i a t e o p p o r t u n i t y w i t h a o u l h e e a t e r n Michigan a leigeal •uppae r of h ightech te lecommuWce t ion* e q u i p m e n t Full c o m p e n y pro-vided benef i t* - Medical Oentai 6 Optical Inauranca . vehicle aaow anee . a n d e x p e n a e re lmbureement Star t ing w a g e Baaed on expe r i ence Exper i ence with AT4T or ToehiCe » helpful C e l Bob Oleen ai * 6 » - 0 i 4 8 ext 354 t o a r r a n g e an interview
500 Help Wanted UTILITY PERSON
Netwnei e lectronic repeal V m n e e d s Ml tune > e i p tor gene ra l labor Good p a * 4 b e n e h i * M o d e r a l * over t ime it requi red H u l l be a k canaed drxrer Apply m pe raon 6em-4 30pm at PSi 11900 Maytiele Livorne
VINYl SIDING ek*mmv*n trwn Leed man tor w l i n g crew 5 i w i proven a x p e r i e n c e helpftui tool* 6 equipr»>er>i * workman • compen*atio« ' tumraned Ce» Bud or An Bem-Spm 721-0520 or 721-052?
WAREHOUSE DRIVER i t V full t ime e m p i o y m e n i day* Appry at u s u N a u 0 c a l i m p o " 31693 8 Mile Livonia
TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING Market i l l n J V m aeekx Indnnd-uel* tor pert t ime Dey 6 Evening
•w -<•—» , WW- " — J — » 557-9360 Work Indlviduei* muet neve excei-
lent pnor»* m i l * Typing and com-
TEACHERS P1"** •xlw*nc*
ROUGH FRAMERS Rochee te r a r a a
Aak tor Andy After 7pm, 3 1 3 - 3 4 6 - 3 5 3 6
FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Dle-tnbulor aeekmg an exper i enced Ice Machme. 'Refriga«etion Service P e r * o n who i* o r g a n i z e d a n d pa l eedere fup cep«Mi t l ea Service knowledge of other equ ipment d e e v e b l e To e r ranga
477-0: interview c e l 7-0252
RECEPTIONIST NEEDED tor buay M > t a lon Mual De a t y W i . honeei . d e p e n d a b l e , o u l - g o m g . fnandfy and pat ient . Thle p 4 r m a n e n t poaltion re-quire* e x c e a e n i m a t h * k « » tor d>-veraifted a n d d a t a l e d w o r t 45 25 hr wh«e wamtog. H o u r * T u e a , I Wed. , Thur*.. 3 - B 3 0 p m , Sat., 8-5 : 3 0 p m P a r e o n a wttfi c o m m o n I a e n e e m a e a r c f of m a n a g e m e n t re-toonircviitiee may appfy In pa raon *i the M a n e Connec t ion , G r a n d River 6 Haggerty, P e p p e r S q u e r e Mel . 1 Tueaday 4 W e d n e e d a y . 3 - 7 p m
SALES P E R S O N Ful l t ime
lor h o m e I m p r o v e m e n t window company 535-06 ' 6
SCHOOL P H O T O G R A P H E R S Ideal re-entry (ob n e e d a aharp , high energy type 10 t ram P e t l e n c e m * muat . No e x p e r i e n c e neceeea ry . training p rov ided Fu l time Sept -Dec Muat n a v e d e p e n d a b l e car Call 10AM-4PM 756-56*0
SERVICE STATION ATTENOANT Needed M l a n d p a n t ime W « trten. apply at Mobil Sta t ion. 189' S Woodward at 14 Ml . Blrrrengham
lor p r g l e c l - o r l e n t e d p r o g r a m S r e d e * 6-lk *-5 *nd p e H r R n t i i J - ' e n c e 2 yr* leeching required MA In leernlng diaabmua*. gifted, m a m or aewnoe p re fe r red M o d e r a t e wege* S e n d r e e u m e a n d e d u c j « o n -« phl loeophy New Mornmg School 14501 Hegglerty Rd Plymouth Ml 46170
SPORTING GOOOS HELP WANTED Muat be 16 Fu l Ume Apply In par-aon Ptey n Again Spor t* . Keeoo Harbor 661-2136
S v e d SCREEN PRINTER
IMP-
RECRUITER tor c o n t r a c t p lacement Arm 2 - 3 yr*. e x p e r i e n c e recruiting p r o g r a m m e r * Baaa t o ( 2 5 , 0 0 0 •
S t even J G r e e n e Pereormei
RESIDENT MANAGER COUPLE LEASING AGENT
Hour* may vary Self Warter , ren-a m e Able t o work wttti f igures
Troy a r e a Cell 9 e m - 5 p m 3 1 3 - 3 3 2 - 5 6 2 1
PART TIME ugh! ma in tenance / g round* pa raon tor moblla homa park m Can ton 455-2668
PET LAND, BLOOMFIELD I* now accep t ing application* lor pat aaiaa couneaior*. bird 4 Itah de-p a r t m e n t m a n a g e r * 4 i.aahlai 1 Ful t i m e / p a n time. Experience I M p M but not riecaaeary Training provid-ed For a n exemng ca ree r m pet*, apply I r rperaon at:
PET LAND 2135 Telegraph
Bloomfield i a i . Ml Rd , 48013
Perry PHARMACY TECH ug S t o r e * mc. • aeeklng a a Pha rmacy Tech. Mual be
able t o work flexible hour* Wa tram. Apply m pa raon at: 2630 W Maple Road. Troy. Ml . 48064
PROOOCTION CONTROL - manu-facturer In Fa rming ton HM* a r e e ha* opening tor p e r a o n wtth exper ience m product ion planning, work ached-ullng 4 m e c f u n e acfiadMIng Com-puter e x p e r i e n c e n e e d e d Hecenl exper ience m n ia rMac tu r lng o f f c e
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ROOFERS NEEDED Commer tc* l a n d realdentlal .
E x p e r i e n c e p r e f e r r e d 669-6181
PRODUCTION WORK F M t ime Microfilm expe r i ence help-M but w l l t rain Wlxom a r e a Apply at 4 8 6 1 3 Waet Rd . Wlxom
BENCHHANO-MACHINIST Must be e x p e r i e n c e d G o o d pay 4 benefi t* Ch alien ger 3 1 7 1 1 W <5ight Mae. Uvonla .
QUALITY CONTROL Floor Jnapec tor n e e d e d tor entry level poal t ion Knowiaga of baaic maaaur lng tool* r equ i red Blueprint reed ing a plu* F M t ime poeition Apply m pa raon .
MRL ENGINEERING C O 4 1 1 6 0 J o y Rd
P tymouth . Ml 46170
RESIDENT MANAGER individual or c o u p l e t o auperviee a n d main ta in an a p a r t m e n l c o m m u -nity E x p e r i e n c e m I taa lng . Maft au-perviaton. dewnquenc lea , inventory, m a i n t e n a n c e a n d lea lden l raiattona.
569-6660
M . but not nec a a i a r y S c r e e n p r e p m* mixing end print ing of M eub-atra taa tor a high queWty o p e r a t i o n S a n d r e e u m e or c M tor a p e r s o n e i Interview TecArt Induatrie* Inc.. 24669 Helated Farmlng lon H a s 4 6 3 3 5 476 -7600 . Ext 100
STYLIST - n e e d e d tor Farmington H a a salon Full or per t lime, muat h a v e aome clientele
476-2128
SECURITY CROWD CONTROL
P i n k e n o n * seek ing ' 0 0 - t empo-rary securi ty a n d c r o w d control offi-c e r ! tor the 1991 Michigan S t a t e Fan CCW a n d moto rcyc le e n d o r e e ment holder* Mao s o u g h t Prefer -e n c e :o t hoee with va rmab ie previ-o u s special even t e x p e r i e n c e a n d t hoee M10 c o m m i t to working the en t i re f a n d a t e C o v e r a g e atari* Aug 16 a n d a n d * S e p t 4 AppHc* tlona wll b e t a k e n T u e e .Aug . « Wed , A u a 7 a n d Thur*.. Aug 8 at Ttie Fair G r o u n d * 9 a m - 4 p m Enter G a t e 2 to the P m k e r t o n Trailer No p b o n e call* pieaaal
SUMMER JOBS
• f H i C W i i • Food Service • Genera l Labor
Call Today
Wolverine Temporaries
356-4270 SUN TAN CENTER
F M 4 p a n i n * avartabi* Muat be outgoing 4 energe t i c Sa iee experi-e n c e helpful 861-3636
TEACHERS H e e d e d tor Developmenta l Preecfiool P r o g a m . poeft lon* requi re* * minimum CDA or 60 hr* of cea age credi t . 12 c o a e g * credita m aerly c M d h o o d educa t ion or chad d e v e l o p m e n t The poeition require* e x p e r i e n c e m early c M d h o o d e d u c a t i o n knowledge of the d e v e l o p m e n t a l a p p r o a c h 4 s u p e r v i s i n g ch i ld ren Applicant* m u d be at l a a a t 18 yr* of age
C o n t a c t O e e r b o m Adult 4 Communi ty Education., 4624 Lola,
O e e r b o m . ML 46126 562-2065
An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer
tor h o m e m e k e r * . * tudent* . ret i ree*
WAREHOUSE HELP Wnr building material* lor mgr. school graduate Some inside isle? Musi be willing to wt>r* for advance men; Promotions 'or proven ern pioyae* within the company Call Frank D at MOLMES ASSOO'A 'E i .
25335 intercnarnje O
kat No sa l e s mvdlvad Call Sand-, t 0 a m - 4 p m weekday* 8 2 7 - 4 0 2 ' W l • Wa
THE BENCHMARK In Farmlnglon ! need* p * n l ime help, we need aales paop ie aiitri a a l rong b a c k g r o u n d in Fly Flaning or W o m a n s Outdoor Clothing C o r n e d Paul Mon thru Frt n o o n • 9 p m 4 7 7 - 6 " 6 '
TOOL MAINTENANCE PERSON For med ium *Oad meta i fabricat ing plant Must have g o o d tool back-ground 10 qualify* G o o d working cond i t ions b e n e f i t s 4 w e g a s S e n d reply 10 Box 562 Observer 4 Eccen trie Newspepe r s . 36251 S c h o c u c a f t Rd . Uvonla. Michigan 46150
TEACHERS - p e n t ime evenings, a u t o m e c h a n l c a ' s m M engine repair cert if icat ion p re fe r red Royal Oak Cont inuing Educa t ion C M 435-6300
TEACHERS/TEACHER AIDES 4 ASSITANT SITE DIRECTORS
Early c fMdhood c r s d o * or deg ree n serty Cfiadhood Fermlngton c h i d c a r e and la tchkey p r o g r a m Appfy m p e r s o n YMCA 28100 Farrmngton Rd or CM Mrs Sharwln. 553-6571
TC6Y IN SOUTHFIELD looking tor pa raon able to work i0 :30-3pm from now th rough winter Apply at a tore located m the Evergreen Ptaxa at Evergreen 4 ' 2 Mile S59-6773
CHILD CARE TEACHER/ASSIST-ANT for ar educa t iona l day c a r e h o m e m W BloomfMd F M or p a n l ima P e r m a n e n t poaltion 655-4953
RETAIL MANAGEMENT Beauty And The B a a d a . a w o m e n s laatvon (ewewy 4 ecceeaory s tore * now hiring for the following poel-lUjfH W U U W I . A*ai*iaiu Mails gar* 4 o ther superv isor , ' poeft lona Appfy m p e r a o n or a a n d 1 e e u m e to. Rober t Gray, P O Box 6367 . Bloom-liald HWa, Ml 4 6 3 0 2 - 6 3 6 7
PLASTIC INJECTION MACHINE OPERATOR
Location m Wafted Laka S 5 / V to a t a n . day 4 a f t e rnoon ^ i m 565-1200
PLUMBER J o u r n a y m e n / M a i e / F e m a l e May-aowei Hotel in Ptymouth
453-1632
QUALITY C O N T R O C INSPECTOR Entry laval E x p e n e n c a IMpfuL but not r aqu l rad Apply In paraon at 24660 North Induatrial Dr . North of Grand River D e f e e e r Hagger ty and
RECEPTIONIST NEEDEO For Duev Weal Bloomflald beauty aalon. E x p e r i e n c e p r e f e r r e d Alec exper i enced hair flu t i e r with aome
RETAIL
TARGET STORE WATERFORD
Orv T h ^ - S p d irrrervlewlog for foAoartnQ povtiocs
SERVICE STATION MANAGEMENT
Clark 0 1 4 Refwvng Corpora t ion is now accep t ing app l i ca t ions lor antry level m s n a g e m e n t poef t lona Prior or current
excellent s t a r t ing salary, monthly bonus , h o a p n a i a a t i o n a n d vacat ion P leaae submit r e s u m e t o
CLARK OIL & REFINING CORPORATION
Attn Rod A n d e r s o n P. 0 B o x 6.
Taylor. Ml 46160
TEACHER ASSISTANT n e e d e d p a n n m e . for Farmington Hills Nursery School Call af ter 10,
476-3111
TEACHER infant t e ache r n e e d e d lor new cued c e r e cen te r located m Southfield Exper ienced wtth Infants 6 weeks 10 12 mont t i s necease ry For m o r e Information CM 627-9660
wrtti young children 4 d e g r e e in early ch i ldhood education. Call Computer Top 953-0450
TEACHING ASSISTANTS - F M 4 per t t ime available tor na t tona ly -acc r ed i t ed f * x e e r y School m Uvo-ma S ta r t ing pay b a s e d on sduca -tlon Great benef i t* 525-5767
TECHNICIAN 4 P h o t o g r a p h e r need-ad f M t ime tor O n e Hour Mm pro-
m N o v 344-1999
TOW TRUCK DRIVER with or without truck, fu* Of pari t ime C M , 531-1303
TRAVEL AGENT fo" Dearborn Agency, p e n lime PARS t ra ined, r twumum ' yv «*pe-r ience Call 5353
TRAVEL AGENT 1 yr minimum e x p e r i e n c e required
S a b r e p re fe r red 1 reply to, 45-5-6600
Schools w a i a m D Ford Voc Tacr Center snnouncwj posi t ion o p e n
a* follows Pan-t ime Instructor* In Ch*d Care Prim Tech. Electron* Publishing Medical Assisting. Health Occup* tion Electronic* CAO/CAM HVAC Building Trades Acct 4 Comput ing
Applicant must possess the 'oliow Ing voc CemftcetMX-i and two years relatec work experience wWh«n pas i five years Send reeume 10 Mary McGowar. { vecuiive O " e o o r
Employee Services W a y n e - W e s l l a n d C f m v n
Schools J6 f45 Marquetta
Westland Mi 48 '85 An E quel Opportunity £"• pioyer
Wood Pattern Maker Growing LrvoniA manulac-turing firm needs Wood Pattern u « k « t ; . o -peti t iv* wages e«cei-eni L-er-e*'• Only Journeymwri <inec apply CaB»am-6pm 522 ' 1 2 ,
TRUCK DRIVERS Must have CDL Claas B or Type 1 Licanae Musi b e able 10 p a s s drug t ea l s a n d know tr i-county a rea Benefi ts 4 paid ho«deyv 'vaca t>ons S t eady work C M aak lor Brent or Don 522-0180
TRUCK DRIVER Tractor Operator Exper ienced only CDL required Apply Hi p a r s o n Eagle l e n d s c a p m g 4 Supply C o m p a n y . 20779 ^ehsa r Southf ie ld
TELEMARKETERS DREAM Earn u p t o 420 per hour Energetic pe raon par t lima, with es tsbfcsnec is a airy c o m p a n y P h o n e 357-3076
• Stock T e a m - S a l e s Floor - S n a c k Bar On Summi t Drive beh ind Summit P l ace M M
Interviewing Augus t 8, 1 9 9 ' F r o m 11AM t o 5PM
AM tor J o n or Whl
REWARD »S0
Gold T o n e s C o p a y s t o h a v e quality p e o p l e r e f e r r e d lo theml Join a teat growing e n t e r t a i n m e n t company Up-a lnc to M typee of mua lc week-e n d work No e x p e r i e n c e needed .
661-1860 Cell lor de ta i l s 313 -421 -0782
SHIPPING Livonia b a a e d m a n u f a c M a r s e e k s exper i enced afWpplno help Invento-ry M a n a g e m e n t , U P S / F e d e r a l Ex-p r e s s shipping b e c k g r o o n d neces -sary P t a s s s CM tor m o r e rnforma ' tion 313-422-4444 |
TEACHER/ PRINCIPAL Now htnng today Take-cnarge , cer-tified leecfier to n jn s m a l pr tvete sl-emen ta ry school Minimum 3 yea r s expe r i ence m V e t t o third g r a d e * $450 a weak Io s tar t Apply 16401 W McNtchols 537-9400
TELEMARKETER NEEDED Part t ime
Roches te r Motophoto 375 -1555
TELEMARKETER Livonia a rea account ing firm la s eek ing per t l ima (20 Hrs per wees ) Te lemarke ter , t o CM on t i u imees s s Exper i ence p re fe r red C M 442-4660
TELEMARKETING 1 u f f u e 1 u w
mo t ions $6 -415 /h r to s tar t Com-pany benef i t s , paid vaca t ions 4 holi-days Excellent oppor tuni ty for a d v a n c e m e n l 456-81B6
TRUCK DRIVER WANTED tor industrial firm m Novi Ms/5' Oe d e p e n d a b l e tor local delivery snd pxekup driving 30 -40 hours, wfth benef i t s 48 00 per hour Contac t Mr Schlnker 346-2700
TYPESETTER 'KEYLINEP Exper i ence requi red
Call days tor appo in tment Plymouth 459-1113
VAN DRIVERS - F M and p a n l ime Muat work b e t i d e hours Apply 111 peraon orHyl R a m e d a inn 303 '5 Plymouth Road, LivorM*
WOOL PRESSF.R . wWI tre.n 'Ull ' im« bene t i i s nenry S ims C ^ a n e r * W Broom held 8 5 5 - 2 f C ?
WORKERS NEEDED For underground cabin construction O p p o r t u n e Ic greai money Call 729-8400
*ARD PERSON Mature 4 responsible mCrvdua' tor Yard Person posaior Mut i be sow 4 able to work steooy h ' . u» . Fp» interview call 3 4 9 250* Retirees welcomed
502 Halp Wanted Dental fctedicat
ACTTvmea DIRECTOR n e e d e d tor nuramg home, n a >ie -1 i J e n n a a 4 • o r t m g
o aaflna a W g o o d o o m m u r a c a a o n w a a PI 1111 apply at Mi V e m o n NurMig Cen te r . 2 6 7 1 5 Rd be tween 10 4 11
ADMM8TRAT1VE aacra la ry . preab-s o u a medical oamar . medleal tormi-nottcni p i a f e i i e d MuMtmala To I tOiTtir C M Mary a l U N I F o n C E
6*6-6501
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT REHABILITATION CARE
DIVISION - FM Time • cen te r tor devel
opmentapy f e a b l e C chadren s e e k s e i e ige tk : m d M d u e l with s t rong m-lerperaonal a n d M a p h o n a akrie to per form a variety of du«aa m c f u d n g coordinat ing sch^du iee of profas-eoneM a n d bcolung pat ient ap-p o m t m a r t K n o a U d g s of WordPer-l a d 4 7 nr a f i m a nnrl rlBAfif
Muat an |oy s ranong with hddran and f a m a a a S a n a 1 eemna
Detroit Inatnu 'e tor C M d r e n 5477 Woodward OetroK Ml 46202
Or c M 632-1100, ax l 232 A/i Equal Opportuni ty Employer
FULL T M E - Exper ienced Office A a a a u n t Jor buay OBGYN office
643-6070
ATTENTION RN'S looking tor ma m e m a m poeition on d a y * Mon Fr-I Muat have MDS expe r i ence 4 x n o - l e d g e of Ofl f lA ^ a d e a n e t if mlereeted appfy at Mt V e m o n Cerv iw 26715 Greenfield Rd be tween 10-11
Dental-Medical Dental-Medical Dantat-Kladicat Dental Medical Rental Medic • ! Dental Medica l
Monday. Augual 5. 1091 O&E
CARDIAC CATH TECH A f M Bme Imieaa a pce—ui aUaxa tor an a x p a r f w d Card iac C a m Tecfi In * buay new laboraiory C«*-ram BCLS 4 ACLJ raqul rad RCVT
an- 4
a h c M d c M 561-2930 ST MARY HOBPfTAL
36474 W Five Ma* Uvoma Ml 46154
COMPUTER SILLER - <M Ume. Ca r -diology office Ga rden C»y Expen-enoed K r o a l e d a e of m e i r a n o e cod-ing 4 s t s tuamg J r d perry pavor* aa-
261-1360
Deavery
SERVICE SPECIALIST
Temporary-Part-Time
DENTAL ASSISTANT Uvoma specially office eeeka expe-n e n o e d m d M d u a lo |oln our staff
ary c o m m e a u r e t e 261-7602
DENTAL ASSISTANT We a r a looking tor luS-flma exper i enced s e a m a n t o |aan our fr ierMy progreeer a i e e m 464-2001
DENTAL ASSISTANTS 6 Recap-t iomets Develop your poienalel m the Held of o r inodont lca Pereon-ab ie . m o t h r e t e d p e r s o n a s a n d n s u r i i s t o Or thodont ic Camera . Attn P e r s o n n e l 26211 Central P a r t Blvd 9 M 6 1 6 Southfield. Ml 46076
DENTAL ASSISTANT
DENTAL HYGIENIST fakmdeys 12-9, South Lyon I
Day*. 437-2006 Evas 561-0299
Caremark mc . an iffWela of Baxter Heal thcare Corporat ion. M a iaeder m the high-lech h o m e fV therapy bnemeee We currari«y n a v e an op-portunity a v a l a b i e m the Detroit a r e e tor a Service Speciaaal
This poalBon w « ixxist In e q u i p m e n t eel up snd -namtsr iance p e r f o r m ' s l a t ed ofllos taaka suppor t ing de-Svery actMUea end ttmUvm- p roduc t* and euppaaa dtrectty to hoepltaia *nd hom* c a r e pe t ien t* R e q u a e -ment* include a vMd driver* 6-
BILLER - Exper ienced , tor buay Southfield oncology off ice immedi-s t s opening Oncotogy off ice b M n g exper ience required P l e a s e send resume to 27211 Lanear. Su 200. SouthMM. ML. 46034
t ece snd good communlcal ion t a a s
' s u a tms opportunlTy lo enyoy mdl-n d u e accompaenmant e l t h C « e -mark mc For m m e d t o t e ooneider a -Bon please send y o o r a a u m e to Deri Scfuembech Caremark Inc.. 45601 Mas ' . Plymouth, Ml 46170 E»ia t o p p o n u r a y Employer Pre-Employment quired
BILLERS For Part B DME
A new P a l B DME Compeny a t a sk ing BHars with e x p e r i e n c e m long term c a r e Part B DME baling end col lect ions
Salary c o m m e n s u r s t s with sxpen-ence For cons ide ra t ion send re-j u m e m conf idence Id
Director Human R e s o u r c e s / K S S P.O. Box 8626
Ann A/Pot . Ml 46107 An Equal Opportuni ty Employer
ment Drug Sc reen ing Re-Non-amoliJng Environment
CAREMARK Affiliate Baxter
Healthcare Corporation DENTAL ASSISTANT . Compute r -<zed preventive r e e l o r a t h e p rac t i ce smpfi s a i w g quality 4 axoeOenca, o e s u s s ChalrakM Assistant Sa la ry ' benefi ts c o m m e n s u r a t e wtth abm-tiee 4 s x p s n e n c e H a n nego t i ab l e Nor thvae 349-4210
OENTAL ASSISTANT E s t a M a h e d Nov! office Pert t ime posi t ion avsHebie Exper ience p r e le r rad Dental Recept ion expe r i ence h e l p M 471-0345
DENTAL HYGIENIST EXPERIENCED
Pert t ime WsMrtord s r e 661-2133
DENTAL HYGIENIST Are you
M have your own a p a H o p . e o r k eUfi e da r i t a ieeer 4 m o a i u p l a d a t a equipment.. 4 a c t u a r y h a v e a say about u M e il ai •HiiaiiirT For k j l m m h , alsn i aNh a i l k r a in a i l u r theaa l autxjrts 4 tor c a n a a v surs te salary 6 t i a i aWa. c M any-t ime 663-3325
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Progreeawe Uvonla group p rac t i ce haa a Mi Bme pciaMtan tor a n e r t h n -
DOCTOP S ASSISTANT
Part time, p e r m a n e n t p o e t t o n . Farmlnglon H a s C M T u e e d a r or Thursday o m , ( 9 a m - 5 p m | 665-3186
OENTAL ASSISTANT/ OFFICE RECEPTIONIST
U s s d s d tor expand ing den ta l prac-tice denia l exper ience s muat Fu l cv par t Oma. flexible hrs P i saae c M ..ana • .'?s5eni DENTAL ASSISTANT - PART-TIME
G e n e r a dentlat looking tor an expe-r i enced denta l saslalanl tor 9 h o u r s par w e M w a include e o m e Oeek d u t i e s Orchard 4 ' 3 MBe C M : 655-3656
DENTAL ASSISTANT Are you an lit looaing tor an
oppor tunt ty l o e x p e n d s k a s 4 ad-vance p r o f e s s i o n a l m s high q u s a -ty apecialty p rac t l o s? For sn ax-t raordmery position e l t h t op salary plua bansPta . CM 357-3109
OENTAL HYGIENIST Are you looking tor an o o p o r u r t T y 10 grow a n t l a vary peop le ui l a M d femHy prac t i ce Experience pre-le r red 541-1366
DENTAL HYGKNIST Do you enfery sx t e a s n c s . a re you s v novelhre d s p e n d e b l s 4 fnsndtyT Do vou love r s le img to 4 heaping peo -
661-1440
OENTAL HYGIENIST W s a re looking tor an e x c e p t i o n * individual tor ox* d e n t * office Ws focus on eacMancis s i a warm, car-« 0
s o m a s v e m n g s Computer h e * * * but
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0ENTLA HYGIENIST
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m e m SkMa m sort ment s p lua Ftodtola 3 - * days . S a -ery 4 benaMta nego t i ab l e C M be tween 9 a m a n d « p m 425-
5670
Thurs 9am 1pm.
DENTAL ASSISTANT F M time poeftlon t r m o d e m Farmington HMs denta l o f f ice PoeTOv* p e r t o n e T y pa r son a muet Salary 4 e e e o d a t e d b e n e f i t ! p e e e d upon exper ience 4 oompetlba»Ty P h o n e Laake 474 -6993
OENTAL HYGIENE ASSISTANT Are you an exper i enced e e a e l a i l accu-r a t e wtth c h e r o n g . m a e d si taking impress ions 4 x-ray*. 4 ab le to work i n d e p e n d e n t l y ! Take s s l s p u p |om s n sxcfBng. leading e d o s tpec iany p rac t i ce w h e r e your prcleealonal at t r ibu tes M be a p p r s u a l e o 4
C M 357-3306
DIRECT CARE STAFF Previous expe r i ence with ds • a o e -ment s ly c l s sb led p r e t e r r e d Excel
OENTAL ASSISTANT For msndhi f s m l y m i e n i e d g e n e r a denOetry p rac t i ce Exper ience pre-le r red 4; ; 7 / v . • t t a r t Mon . Tuea Ttwue. 6 Fn.. 9 e m - 6 p m , every other Sa t 9am-1pm CM 4 7 4 - 0 4 4 2
DENTAL CHAIRSiOE A a e a t a n t - Ml t ime tor Farmington HMs off ice Training or expe r i ence requi red Salary negot iable 422-1979
TELEPHONE SURVEY WORK P a n t ime
Hourly pay plus b o n u s e s 721-7161
SHIPPING/RECEIVING - s tsmpxng plant h a s open ing tor ambi t ious 4 aggress ive p e r s o n l o e a s u m e dut ies o f shipping iseder Automot tvs r e l ease inventory cont ro l 4 trucking expe r i ence neceeaa ry Apply in par-son Plymouth S t a m p i n g . 315 W Ann Arbor Rd . P tymouth . Ml,
4 5 3 - ' 5 ' 5
TEACHERS NEEDED - SEPT . ' 9 9 I
Computsx posi t ion w / m a t h b a c k -g r o u n d lo l eech m i d d l e / u p p e r school compu te r per t - l ime snd mid-dle school math par t - t ime
P a n - l i m e math poaltion. which re-quires knowledge of middle school math thru Aigebrs n
O n e lec t ion o« Advanced Spanish j
S e n d reeume by 06-19-91 lo C Webster P 0 Box 329, Bloom-field Hills. Ml 4 6 3 0 3
TELLER Posi t ion svsaatMS s t large Dearborn Credit Union Previous teesr experi-ence r equ i red Excellent salary, benef i t* 4 oppor tuni ty tor sdvance-mem. Apply m p e r s o n between. 1 0 s m - l SOpm at Co-op Serv ices C redn Union. 15201 W Warren . Deer t iorn or con tac t J en i ce Car l son al 562-7300, Exi 253
WAREHOUSE CLERKS Service organiza t ion s e e k s c e n d -d s t s s with e x p e r i e n c e in s fuppmg 4 reoerv*ng ln«ertl6tV caflTi-W W . ' S f benk lng WW p r t m d e sdd i tonaJ training for trie right c a n d l d s t M Psr t t i m s o p p o r t u n l t l s s wtth career growth Apply Mon-Fn . » s m - 4 p m st
GUARDIAN 15045 Hemllton
Highlend, Park . Ml 46203 An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer
$ BIG BUCKS S Fu*l rw pair1 "-t>« S^-^r to rtarr aarn uC 10 $ 1 ^ " r«tir»M high acboc-' ft *-CJwnii o« mpp«W1W>1 yc-or »rKiV«
502 Help W a n t e d Den ta l -Med ica l
MEDIC A: ASSISTANT P H t S K . A ASSIST AN T RECEPTION? ' A
BILKER ' o r Royal Os» cUrw. Sa i s i p lus Kidmlive Expermncwo CII v m w L» 5IIWIIIJ -y*
THE HAMPTON INN SOUTHFIELD
Now hiring tor foOowing posi t ions • Room A t t e n d a n t s
• Houee Peraon* Apply m pe reon
27500 Nor thwestern Hwy
WAREHOUSE HELP For M e d l c a Supply C o Exper ienced m ehipping. receiving snd delivery Mual r*ava chauf le r l icense and g o o d driving r eco rd SenC r e sume t o ALLIED MEDICAL 36167 AOruzzt. Wes t land Ml 4 6 1 6 5
ATTN MR TAYLOR
WAREHOUSE .'LABOR F M time, *ome heevy lifting •» requi red Entry level Eaal Detroit a r e e .582- '670
WAREHOUSE POSITIONS Fu l t ime Southf ie ld location Mu*i ; have previous HI LO driving «xpen-srice. Union ahop . S e n d r s eume lo | P 0 Box 5091, Southf ie ld , Ml 4S&66
ASSISTANT Downtown B o c - w l " 2 dentiai praci ice t-i»».ng e«per enced Dentai Asslslani lor t s r t 1.m» position "ues 4 Thurs evanm.US
651-6447
ASSISTANT FOOD-SERVICE DIRECTOR
Ful" Vm* potr l ion .» a-ailaoie large sained nu/scng lac niy for sei' motivs'ed mdrvidual GeristrK »nd supervisory e x p e r i e n c e is is mus l Negotiable salary anc «nr.e:ie"! fringe benehts Apt*'-, Belle W o d d s ConUnu-ng Cere 4440 ' i-9* jar .-ici-Orfva Beiieviie Mi 4« r i • 6b - -SC' •
An Equal Opportune, Employer
A-^EN^ION DEN" AL ASSISTANT ' Busy wen-esisbr.shed office m cnes'er witn t r ^ n d i j start needs team member FUII i^-ro posnior --eludes 2 evenmgs week s r d some Saturdays Experience nece»s*"y Certrficaiion or regisnatior. p ' » lerrec Call Bare al Or Slaven Fle> rvoids ofhee 652-1010
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i=i HOM€ Gt S€RVIC€ GUID€ en DEADLINES: 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION 14 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL 991-0900
I Aluminum Cleaning ALUMINUM or VMYL CLEANING i' W a a n g 4 pamt rMurtMahlng
* 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 A 1 EXTEMOA MOUSE WASHING
AAimlnuri Vinyl - Bites ; 4 a lec procea
Ftoe ESUIISU ; 4 a lec procea
Ftoe ESUIISU 5 6 4 - 4 2 2 '
N S C C L E A N I N G S E P V I C E
mnyt 4 m o M a Itc « tua . o n c *
POWEF KLEAN-fT
The Cleaning j tpa r t a n 266-9066
• Aluminum Siding ALUMNUM 4 VMYL S O M G
Trim 4 laemW 4 doo r s .
MANNING CONST
SUMMER RATES -9***:
n a m window*, roolli w a u i •
VINYL 4 Warn
Aluminum * W
marrt window*. roMfco . d a M a . tanc-n g L/C 4 kis 4 2 3 - 5 0 0 1 665-0
22 Barbacue Repair 27 Brtck, Block, Cement 33 Bidg. ft Remodel ing
BBQ'S PLUS B a r b e c u e 4 G a a Log Repair
537-6718 537-1262
24 Baaamant
ALL TYPES Of WATERPROOFING G u a r a n t e e d
Free Es t imate* Peter U a u t i - 4 7 6 - 1 5 6 5
DOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION BRICK BLOCK 4 CEMENT WORK
PORCHES CHIMNEYS S DR.WAYS FREE EST 537-1633
DRIVEWAYS, g a r a g e * , w a l k s , porch**, foundations Brick 4 Block u c a n a a d . . .566-7479. . .Fraa Est
UNIVERSAL CEMENT CO
BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED Drams 4 S u m p p u m p s rep e k e d
30 YEAR8 EXPERIENCE Earl H J e n s e n 474-6224
EMH CONTRACTING INC Cement & Masonary
or large
WALLY"S WATERPROOFING Fraa E * . 26 yr* a s p S u m m e r Soa-a m 30N o f AJ typee of c e m e n t u c 4 ma 1-600-632-4936 or 656-6955
1st class workmanship FIRST PLACE WINNER of two n a t l o n a a w a r d a . HAM-ILTON h a * b a e n u t a f y t n g c u a t o m a r * tor ovar 35 y r* • FREE E s t i m a t e * • Design* • Addi t ion* • D o r m e r * • Ki tchen* • Ba th* • Porch E n c l o s u r e s e t c
HAMILTON BUILDERS Call 559-5590 .24 hrs.
42 Carpet Cleaning k Dyeing
AN ALPINE FRESH CARPET -• t e a m cleaning se rv ice 2 r o o m s 4 n a , $35. t ruck m o u n t e d e q u i p m e n t Any so fa t 3 0 Any lo1 m a t 4 2 5 Any c h s k 4 2 0 Peek of d e a n 422-0256
S S S CARPET CLEANING B o n d e d 4 insured R a t e s C o m m 4 Re*. Jani torial se r -vice, coram only F ree eat 471-1656
-Floors 4neured •Waterproof ing - e e c k h o a xrorv WORK MYSELF FREE ESTIMATE
348-0066
ORSINI BUILDING C O Al types of H o m e M o d e m a a t i o n Roof s • KJ lcha ra • S a t h a • Addit ions • Q a r a g a a F ree E s t O o n 624-2750
LACOMP CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION INC
4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0
19 Aaphaft
AMERICAN ASPHALT PAVING CO.
T N a Beet tor Laaa ' f l e a u e r i n a 4 C o m m a i c M
Free Est 435-6928 A-1 PATRIOT ASPHALT
(You can rely on us)
26 years experience Licensed & Insured
Dee) wtth me Owner 673-3757
Century AsphaW Pevlng
NATIONWIDE SINCE 1956 j FULLY WARRANTED
LICENSED & INSURED B-DRY SYSTEMS
978-6277 , 561-2720 644-4665 MACOMB — WAYNE — OAKLAND
tr i DO SMALL WORK tr C e m e n t - Masonry
P o r c h e s - pa t ios - walk*. *t*p* Drive*. ibnck - block - luck amrkii
r i s a a s n t i a C e m e n t 456-6449
REC ROOM, KITCHEN 4 BATH SPECIALISTS AJ R e m o d e l i n g Formica 4 L e m m a t a
REPAIR ALL • INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Minor Repair* • Maior R a m o d M n g
Fre* Est - Uc - Insured C M Matt 474^1642
STEAM CLEANING SPECIALTIES Uvlng rm 425, Olnmg rm 420. FarMy r m $20 B d r m s $10 (Average rooms' . 2 r o o m mm 369-1731
44 Carpet Laying & Repair
61 Decks - Patio* 66 Electr ical
CUSTOM WOOD DECKS u c e n a e d Bu*der - F ra* Est imat**
C a l Mark. 474-6057
DECK-IT CUSTOM WOOO DECKS Deeagned 4 bum by Ron Cauaay
562-9663
EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIAN No | ob too Wo or too
• m M Free e s t i m a t e s C M M f t s 887-2616
DECK SALE '4 OFF FREE GAS GRILL
As low a s $550 per sq >1 WHHanta Bidg Co Inc 356-7052
DECKS Any S a s , Any Style
Lie/In*. C M John 522-5401
FREE ESTIMATES Servloe i nc r ea se s - P o o t a 4 S p a a
Reeider i t ia 4 Commercia l C M Noel Anytime 522-4520
•fr J. C. PRICE ELECTRIC S m M or l a rge Jobs Frae Esl Senior Cl t tzans discount s U o a n a e d / m * C M 442-2491
27 Brick, Block, Cement AAA BMCK REPAIRS
yra a s p Fraa Est C M Kan473-6003
AA - ACE CONCRETE m Drtva.
G a r a o * Fie 533-6664
AAA CUSTOM BR»CK WORK SciatMHIiig m M ma»oni-, r e p e a t 4
• toe c iawnay 4 porch mpelra. brtck edd toona 4 gases block Free Esl RatarraM m r a a e d e C M K*Mi 477-»«73
IT ALO Cons t ruc t ion Cement Co G a r a g e , d n v e w e y * pet to* G w a g a r atomg U c a n s a d B o n d e d Inaurad Since 1960 476-5606
J A M E S DUNN MASONRY 4 BRICK REPAIR chimney*, tudtpomting 4 a n m g Free Est 626-6306
LAMBERTO CONSTRUCTION ALL TYPES OF CEMENT N o Jo4> To Big Or S m M
F r e s Est UC 4 Insured 455-2925
3® Carpantry A - 1 CARPENTRY
Repears lo c o m p l e t e l a n i x t e a i g U c e n a e d 4 m e u r e d
C M J o h n 522-5401
a CARPENTER/HANOYMAN <r
AAA'S IN INSTAL 4 REPAIRS P e d available A* work G u a r a n t e e d f l e l e rancea 8 Yra Exper i ence C M D e v e 4 2 1 - 6 5 2 0
AA CARPET REPAiR ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS
SAME DAY SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED
6 2 6 - 4 9 0 1 KELLYS CARPETS
Profess iona l ma ta l a t i o r . including tae A l work g u a r a n t e e d Carpe l 6 p a d svaaeb to 536-4246
55 Chimney Cleaning, Bui lding, Repair
PAOLAA CEMENT CO INC Al Txpaa Of C e m e n t Work
l e a C o m m Uc 'bonded . ' l rw C M Lee Paduto . Uvonla 525-1064
29 Boat Docka
CARPENTRY FtMSH O P ROUGH Addition*. Kitchens. DrywM Clo-se ts . f a iliies Oaaemar i t s Decks
No |Ob loo s m M u c 522-25*3
KEN FIERKE Uc - m a Carpentry j Decks g u t t e r s roof*, a w i aiding rec rooms , e l n d o e * door*, elc
t* Esl 937-23190
ACC CEMENT WORK Remona 4 R a p t o t a • Onvee • Patios • Ren1 cue* • M m M l • 4 Pewit T j o k i n g . C M Tom. 726-5645
ErAGLE ASPHALT C a — V W — n - P a a s / Q a r
« M i i l W 6 - J 0 1 I
4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0
| 6 » « M B - I t r i
Anoaio 'a Supplies c d N c s w T f
T M IT vouwaii/ aa 4 7 6 - 1 7 2 9
BEST CHIMNEY CO
5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5
Free e a % ^ * t ^ 8
BOAT OOCKS . a k a a r e e Beach picnic
p u b a c s c c e e s 666 2622 336-39*6
30 Bookkaaping Svc BOOKKEEPING SERVICE A/P . A/R. P m by degreed
o o o u n t a n l Rates r R M 8 BOOKKEEPMG
QUAUTY WOODWORKING Cus tom Ceblne t ry 4 Cerpent ry
4 2 1 - 4 6 7 3
B S CARPENTRY The J o b a Not Done TW You ' re Sene l led
Your m a l a r i a or m i n e P e n e s m g Irkyi ca rpan t ry . door rep lacement .
33 Btdg. ft RamodaNng nor pk jn toa ig . aanka. • Minor a a t i n c a i (tana. d. aea ichaa tortures • i c a n b e ol ser
i t CM BMr Ron Sr . 477-1
WfcPan . b a t h iouto*t. s tdtoo s i c A l Pro Gonee-ucaon C e 5 5 ^ 4 4 5 8 TOP OUALfTY WORK
R O N O U Q A S B L D G . Monarch Conei 12*-00»2
AAA CHIMNEYS Tuckponnt lng New 4 R e p e i r t S c r e e n * Al Typaa Flashing Expert Maeon C M 255-5487
chTMNEY" I New 4 Repaxr* * S c r e e n s I C leaned! L e M s Fixed 445 I Samor Dlecount. I dey service Guaranteed Best Price
4 7 1 - 9 1 1 2
C h i m n e y s Bum new 4 r epek '
Will beat any price! Server citizen discount
Lmeneed 4 e ieured
BEST CHIMNEY CO
5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5
DECKS & GAZEBOS - •censed 4 insured • Free Est
451-2506 DECKS POWER WASHING
REPAIR - SEALING I f l u 1
DO ALL BOBCAT SERVICE 1-20 POST HOLES, $ ISO
ADDITIONAL HOLES EXTRA CALL 624-18*0
ROWE ELECTRIC 4 SUPPLY Electric Cont rac t ing 4 S u p p a a s
n s a f l e n t i a i • C o m m e r a a 33920 Van Bom. W a y n e - 721-40*0
99 Gutter* 105 Hauling AAA GUTTERS
New or R r p e i r e o Cleaned a n a S c r e e n e d Fasc ia Boa rd A Root
Repe i r s CALL 255-5467
COMPLETE GUTTER WORK 4 ROOF REPAIR
5 4 3 - 9 1 9 6
'OR A .OAO OFF vQuB MIND Call Take-A-Way Trash Ser.-ic*
334-2379 or 33! '247 A* specislrre in 1 lime pucx-ups prompt service to Troy. Rochester Bwminghsm - Bloom field areas
ECONOMY SYSTEMS LIMITED Aluminium. Seamless . Uc/ins
2 0 yrs Exp Free Est 5 yr war- anty Plymouth a rea 455-7*38
CHEAP HAULING CLEAN PICK-UP TR'JCK
Win Move ANYTHING ANvwhERE CALL SEAN 7 14-4575
ra Excavating
LUMBER"1" DECKS cat 1 dealgn your o n e of a kmdi
F ree prcleeeional deeign t a r d e a 4 C M Randy 422-5969
EXCAVATING POOLS TRENCHING. Sewer Weier knee
Park ing Lots. Drama, Sept ic Tanks
« P P O W FENCE COMPANY AH types lancing
S m c e 1921 3 1 3 - 3 7 J - 3 2 1 1
QUALITY FENCE COMPANY C h a m una 4 wood tonang. deck hole d n a m g 4 dog ksnnefa .
C M 477 -6353
Livonia/Bloomf ie ld Gutter
Due to larg* ctomand now s a m o r v g
•OAKLANO & WAYNE-ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL RATES
ON ANY FULL INSTALLATION! S e e m l e e s G u t t e r * Repair 1
Ctoenlng Screerknc SR CJTIZENS DISC FREE EST
4 7 4 - 6 910
DlSCOUN' HAULING 4 MOVING You n*me rt we "'Si./ il si.: csrge tx vnsk LOW Low •»!*» Esl For Fasl Seri. cak 459 2 550 397-08*
108 Heat ing & Cool ing HEATING AIR 4 QuCT wot
Honest fflMbto work si s •—< : LICENSED 4 iNSi-TRFD
164-0650
110 H o u s e c i e a n i n g ^£-1.' r,-(
OWME a GUTTEB SERVICE Gut t e r s aeened- repa i r ed -ecreened
H e x gu t t e r s Roof rapa l r t Free Es t imetee 624-5357
Commercial i : Restdentisr rtopr ac P* nomas. Ves cortvmerciai Cn.iidirugs infer . & Exterior SpeciauiAg .n :cimme ciar floors bo idec 2 peoc«* v
f-eeEst 391-4 Ii
64 Dressmaking A Tailoring
81 Floor Service
ALL TYPES OF SEWING Over JC yeer s e x p e r i e n c e Ladles e p p a r a weddmg par t iaa o o a t u m e a h o m e deco ra t i ng Mamyn 532-3720
65 Drywall
A BETTER FLOOR SANDING JOB Old floor* our Slam work beautifully d o n e A a c new floor* metal led 477-7736
AAA CUSTOM CEILINGS Spray texture r e p M v ' p e m f m g
522-0430 . DRVWALc FINISHING TEXTURES 4 PATCH WORK
FREE EST REASONABLE PRICES CALL JOHN 422 9096
CRYWALL 4 PLASTERING N e e 4 Repairs Hand or Spray. Tex-turing Acouatlcal C M Uc Guar 30 Yrs Exp 5*3-0712 862 r543
PHOENIX
4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 New 4 - s p a * p i ee t enng . t spmg . l ex tu ramg . s t u c c o
A-1 WOOO FLOORS W* ms taa sand 4 toai. t type* of wood l o o n CuSlom ayork a special try For F ree Es t imate CM 352-6069
BEAR WOOO INTERIORS HARDWOOD FLOORS
SPECIALIST
W* carry * Ml I n * o» Nardwooo hoor tng a n d pa roua l W* matax r » 1 finish r e p e a 4 d o l lmahed carpent ry with Iram p*r*ormS
ALL HOME SERVICES • Repairs • Ma in t enance • Remodel AN EXPERT J O B AT A FA.B PRICE
* our Materials ar Mine Vanwee c e a n g f a n * emmter laps dlehweaher hot water tanks, v n v ' windows, ki tchen, ba th baaemeni XIeel d o o r a vmyl doorweaa roofing roof repairs , a d m g purlers drywsii repeirs . painting and mor* Lie »072123 J o e or Rich 353- 3092
ALL KINDS OF » O U F WOf t r P a n t m g Pk jmbmg. Electric t>-y WM* Perritlon*. Door Beu* CM Waller 23 yrs Exp 471-3378
BILL S HOME IMPROVE M E N ' mi * Ext n e p a r * Psmt lng Windows Doors Decks . Roofing Msukng c a n d e c a p i n g 5 * 9 2061 '823-6005
COREY S HANDVMAN SE«v"-'f Remodel ing Repa i r s Manor plum.t >ng * electrical d e c k s AS types •o rk R e e a o n a M e R a t e s 532 J363
EXPRESS CI EANiNCi HerO-wo'Xmg .jeperiSaCJ* its" Homes Otticas ScMxw fct.
• a o o - * e ^ i 4 3 7
iWENS HOUSEKEEPING SERV 1 P'ee Estrmstee
RMs--iri#ble Ra'ee Fiatferen-.es 972-5*54
HAV'NG A HARD '.ME xeepi'1 •wth .t ai. .work kids nomei le- -ne nap. Pmriacie Maxnieranca ra •' 'eke tre burden m .eemng ,yxr hc-me away '.or you Contact Gk> na Jt J-397 Jif*
NEU-SFRVbCE Ma' '« daperidah-i experienced people win -xeer you houaa or offv.e 1 ow -vkwx A
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We spec'am 1 n.W' l n o m e .-ieerwrv, '.ak now tnr eat prvee a r d me best • * •.» a t > < i uw eau 10 w v d o w we s p e c i e -Ve g u e r a n e e rout h ea SPARS E HRi'E Sen*, m y » . v m ' VV1 "
DO-fT - A U Home Cera 4 improvement
Pemtmg Drywaa Plumbing Etc Pkiora anyhma 363 4 5
123 Jani tor ia l
4S*S
86 Electrical
• » PERSONA! T O U C H * K/TCHENS VANITIES COUNTERS
BASEMENTS DOOMS REPAIRS VINYL 4 PELLA WINDOWS
UC 4 m e u r e d 26 Yr
4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0
4 2 1 - 5 5 2 6 40^ Cabmetry i Formica
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LJVON1A ELECTRK COMPANY
471-5132
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CALL. 4 2 3 M S I ar SB6-OM6
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547-2764 or 5 5 * 6 1 3 1
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B S . . B A . Assoc ia te Technician n e e d e d for TBI faculty m Royal OM ox R o c h e s t a ExcMant salary 4 benef i t s P a n Ume 4 »u* Um* a f t e rnoon* 4 par t Hme rnKJ-mght* C M N s u r o t o g l e a recovery system, 293-9540 *M tor Pstt l
CHIROPRACTX: ASSISTANT Long l*rm par t t ime p o e R n n *vM-*bw Mon , W e d 4 Fn 2:45-7 3 0 pm Seeking a Irisndly energe t i c m-divtdua to ton M a a p a c t a of a busy chiropract ic off ice C t o n c a skills required C M Mon . Tue* Wed . Fri 9-12-noon 2 7 5 2 7 Joy Fid '4 block W of I r m s t a Rd 522-5501
CLINICAL OENTAL AssMtant.'Fl*-csptlori ta Are you c s r m g a n d eh a s f u . would you Hk* lo M p a n ol *
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DATA ENTRY opera to r Novi Mnic 8000 kaystrok** 10 $ 7 . 5 0 / V CM Martha a UNIFOPCE 473-2933 |
DENTAL HYGIENIST NEEDED for fnendfy office m Uvoma Pretor tol | am*, t u t sM o o n a O e r p e n lime
427-6833
ASSISTANT - ORAL SUGERY Offica FM t ime Exper ience pre-ferred Contac t Lmd* or Gert a
553-32S0 DENTAL ASSISTANT - fM u m * poal-tion, c o n g e n i a i Di office. Lfvoni* are*, l o t a benefi t pecs a g e n o e«e*
427-6111
OENTAL ASSISTANT FM Um* tor p r o g a a a v * Uvonla off-ice Salary c o m m a n s u r s t a w f l h * b a -fy Experience pi * f a i *d 525-1200
DENTAL ASSISTANT r a t a l Ser tKt in R o c h a s t a s e e k s super a s a a t a m Fu* Um* ExparL ence preferred 661 -1565
DENTAL HYGIENIST P a l t ime poeition. d o w m o s m Ro-chee ta r , rwo d a t b s l pract ice . Tue* 12-8PM C M 651-6447
OENTAL HYGIENIST Exper ienced lor bu*y W Btoomfleld of f ica Mon . evenings 4pm - 8:30pm 737-2O90
DENTAL INSURANCE MANAGER Are you. * v r a a t a * e x p e n e n o e d Insurance M e n a g a ? A meticulou* b o o k k e e p e r ? Energet ic a n d people o r i e n t e d 7 E x c a p t i o n a m v e r b a a n d ap—rig a k « a ? If ao. o i* Farmington HSN office I* searching tor a laks c h a r g e p e r a o n who haa kiHienv* e n d • s ense of humor We oflar lot* of * •ppracxat ion Pisa** c M e . e m n g t
662-2499
trammg provided tor Btoaa who t > i a f | $6 26 thru $6 6 6 to Mart For further mtorrnadon c M p e t a e a r l l a u l 2pm w e e k d a y *
Uvoma Group H o m e Conm* 591-9239 Kalhy. 591-0272 Yvonne, 522-6426
Cen ton Group H o m a Otone. 3*7-2677
O l r i n Group Home 8®*-5119
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C x u M a n p a r v n m a t i a a S t a mctud-ad <ath competi t ive x e g e e Appa-canta must hava compla l ad a n ac-cradWed EEG program xnth o n * yaar
Botsford General Hospital
26050 Grand R h a r Farrrvngion H « a Ml 4 S 3 3 « - 5 « 3 3
An E g u a Opporiunrty Employer
LPN 4 RN NEEDED tor d a y *MR
LPN/RN P a n time p o e m o r avaSabSe 7-3 an S - i l a m i s
CERTIFIED NURSE ASSISTANTS
n e e o e d fM and par t t a n s . 7-3 a n d 3-11
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c*nic • North .toe Mon-F-n 4-7 p m S a . 9 - 2 p m Sand r a a a e * lo P C S 870 Gnaw cad. S U 4. N c . H i . — . Ml 46167
502 Hatp Wanted
NURSE ASSISTANTS 3-11 a n d I t S M v
AocaptatB * p c t e M i o n s I 11-7 aHRa P a i d t r a m a MEDICAL ASSISTANT
FM-t lm* p o a « o n m M a t i n C e r l B M nurae a — s l a n l a 46 A m b m s i o r , aertmg. p a t f s t n c expe- \ Apply m p s r * y amtf_ - lance s plus Farmlngaon HMa a r e a PEACMWOOO INN
3600 W SOUTH BLVD MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST ROCHESTER MHXS. Ml
P a r ' - t i m e pos i t i on
FORO VICLA 16240 Wesi t 2 MUe Rd
SoutniMKL Ml 4 6 0 7 6 An E o u a Opportuni ty Emptoyar
C M P a . 666-6773 or 856-6100
RN SUPERVISOR FM- tane Ambms io r , c s r * m a y |Jraon L a a e are* 456-6100
LPN'S $100 a g n - u p b o n u s New m g h a r a t a* n e e l a M t y Nur*lng horns stalf - a n a m DownrNar s r e e
367-3*50 - r q p r
RECEPTIONIST tor d o c t o r * o « c e 2 M 0 * ws approxlmaaafy 15 h r * UghtTyping Garden Clfy a r e a
278-3060
MEDICAL OFFICE Fu l n m e wtth benefHi immediele opening Mi4ti-doctors office Uvo-me a r e a Computer entry 6 M tone-bone of trom da*k e o r k n d u M i g iaw«iii :»a Send reeume or MtMr.to:
36251 Schoolcr s f l Rd , U v o m a Mtcmgan 46150
MEDICAL ASSISTANT p a n Ume, m u a be exper ienced busy tomay pract ice n Novi a r a a
4 76-0036
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST M s s o s a p a n time Experience -w qui rac m mede^a field Now araa. C M Bath a 313-347-4290
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DIRECT CARE WORKER tor group home In d e a r b o r n . $5 10 hr i c a t s n
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST e x p e r i e n c e d . f M lime. wBti comput -er knowledge Waal Dsa rborn
562-6610
OENTAL ASSIST ANT .'PART TIME Afternoons I Sa tu rday* WMI tram Uvonls a ree 42S-0440
DENTAL ASSISTANT Busy Farmington HUI* p r a c t i c e s e e k s *nthusla*tic n d h n i d u a tol time CharWO* exper ience h e l p f u Four d*ys. no S s l s 4 7 6 - 6 3 3 0
DENTAL ASSISTANT - With Iront desk c a p a b a t i e * Prograaslv* W a t Blooml iae pract ice a e M a th* i-om peraon lo oompament our atsff F M
„ M 1 - 4 0 Q 3
Dental Assistant P a n t lme /FM t ime Expenenoe pretorred Beneflta nego t iab le Livonia a r a a C M Pbytto 464-4490
DENTAL Aaaatan t 4 Recept ionis t n e e d e d tor Can ton 4 De*a <n» offices CM 961-1228
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Uvonla Our Busy periodontal office I* looking tor * bright energet ic pe raon tor * f M tlm* poaflion CDA or ROA pre-torred e t th rmnlmtvn 2 yr* experi-ence Excellent eeiery 4 b e n e * t * N o evenxng* or Sa tu rday* W* are * leern oriented prac t ice where e m -ployee* sre apprec ia ted tor their In-volvement 4 t a u n t P i s a a e c M . a t for Debl 522-7314
DENTAL ASSISTANT Can ton den -t a pr*ctnc* keeks *n expe r i enced *M-motiv»ied. friendly d e n t a se-stet an! P a n u m e For dauMs
961-5455
DENTAL HYGIENIST W* need a t o p t a b U mot iva ted peo -pto who care abou t t h M ski a s 4 protoa*lon F M 4 p a n t ime p o a -tion* availabt* th roughout Metro-p o l i a n D a rod a r e a Competr t tv*
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST f u n - t i m e for p r o g r e a a v * Group Prac t tae m Lrvonu /Wea t i and a r e a Must h a v e 1 y e a dental e x p e r i e n c e m a l p n a s s * of reoaption d u t u * FL n a n c i a * r r*ng*menl b e c k g r o u n d helpful Looking tor ma tu re happy m d M d u a wfth great m n e r p e r s o n a M R * p i*eee c M D e f . e e r 9 4 3pm
426-5570
CALL ROM HEALTH SERVICES 524-0602
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - f u l t ime , Outgoing, energe t i c person n e e d e d
for busy U v o m a offtoe Front t U M expe r i ence a must Computer expe-r ience a pm* Gr*el benefi t* P t * a n c M Judy d 522-65*0
OENTAL HYGIENIST - g e n e r a prac-tice m Berkley, position available 3 deys- 'week n o Sal Benef i ts ava l -a b l e mteryiewlng now 546-3334
DENTAL HYGIENIST I m m e d i a t e o p p o r t u n i t y . Fr iday* onfy . 9 - 5 Southltoid 569-0170
DENTAL HYGIENEST
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Friendly, p e o p t o o r u n t e d UvonU f a m l y pr*ctlo*. s e e k s ma tu ra . ca r -ing. outgoing p e r s o n a l t y m*urawce. r e - c M b M n g e x p e n e n o e p re te r red F M ' p a r t l i m e 427-2361
n a o e e a a r y C M ' 0 a m - 2 p m far n t e r i l e e 561-3066
DISPENSING OPTICIAN For n * s ( h o p Al leeet 2-3 yas ra ex-perience r sq i a r ad Must b e adto to run solo ahop Must xnow tiRk ig re-qui rements Lab expe r i ence pre-torred C M G o r d o n tor a r i n t e r n e e
296-7716
LIVE-IN COMPANION Caregivers neadeO lo p rov ide live m se rncee m the tn -coun ty a r a a Pieese contact Fldeety Nuramg System*. 637 E Big Beaver Su i t e 111. Troy Ml 4*0*3
MEDICAL ASSISTANT ophtna imeiogut wtth of f icee m amfMO HU* I Auburr- H « * Ap-
MBdicai Records - A.R.T j P a n n m e tor p n v e u W O t o u m a i O j a i l a M l y pract ice 24 hr* p a week, no holiday* or weekend* 7 3 7 - 9 0 6 '
L P N Full time - Afternoon
New Start ing P NIGHTENGALE WEST
83*5 Newburgh Rd WeeOsnd. n e a Joy Rd
An E g u a Opportuni ty Employer
EXPERIENCED - luS t ime r eoapoon-e t tor busy opn tha fmotogy ofMce. dut lss s S Include ariewermg 6 m e I s U r h o n s a . f » n g . booking e p p t s on oompula r 4 p repa r ing che r t* salary c o m m a n a u r a t e with e x p e r i e n c e , aand l e s u m s to MES. Attn B a r t 5813 W M a p M R d B137, W BtoomfMd. Ml 4*322
LPN
F ia -om* p o a t i o n a v M e b U m inter-n a Medicate Interested p e r t u * may sand leeurna or c o m e m and c o m -p u w an application *t
HEALTH CARE CENTERS 41935 W 12 Mae Rd
NOVl. Ml 46377
AfhaaieC xeth th* Detroit M e a i c a C e n t a . a i E q u a o p p o r t u n i t y Em-Btoya
prox. 35 hour* per thi* selery. axe alien Experience d e e v e b u but not
a s t a n t 2700 N W o o d w a r d Bloom-fUK) HR* Ml 46304
MEDICAL RECORDS > M CUnt Ex-per ience preterred Out in Sang lo t ram the nght m d M O u a MuW be neat . d e p e n O a b u and have great or-g e m x s t i o n a s u a e day a a f t . p e n
Botsford General Hospital
2*060 G r a n d RKer Farmmgton MWe Ml . 46336-5933
An F i » M Oppor tuni ty Employer
OPTICAL DISPENSER
Appfy at a 28715
MEDICAL ASSISTANT Headed p e n t ime Muet b e s l eM certified 4 exper i enced Novt a r a a CM Beth a 3 1 3 - 3 4 7 - 4 2 9 0
MEDICAL ASSISTANT.' RECEPTIONIST
Pert nma tor growing OBGYN o f t o e m Canton P i saa i c M e h e r 5pm
474-3059
MEDICAL SUPPORT LPN a.
OfSce Managers 4 I an t s lor prestigious ty of setting*, location* 4 AJ toee a n p i c n a r paid C M or aand r e e u m e to MNU a 932-11T0 H e r p a Aaeuciai—. 29670 P M . Farmmgton H*a. Ml 46334
OPTICIAN N i i a i B m m e r a a a * ! a S e e r s OpO-c a a Oakland MM 32-40 ton L u M a n t o p p o r n a a t y l o a M tol a t o p - n o t c h o r g a n i s a t i o n Expex. enced only AM tor f l a n 5 6 6 - 5 2 ' 2
HYGIENIST - p a n Wna. 25 hr*./ week Salsry poaftton. a t o r n s d n g S a wfth 1 e . a a i g tm 8 p m Bene-fits Dearborn Hts a r e a 277-3068
LPN - MA, energet ic inONVJu* lor bxuy a a . noea 4 t h r o a p rac t i ce Ex-perienced m i-r*y. miactlon 4 ener-gy helpful FM-'perJ^lme 4 7 7 - 7 4 6 5
HOME HEALTH CARE RW», LPN *. AIDES
Chooee f r o m a vertoty of case* . Set your o e n h rs Work tor the onfy U ol
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST E x p e n e n o e d F M time tor q u a n y d e n t a offtoe Excellent pay, benef l ta
Southfield 355-9600
cy C M VNMng C a r * today! 313-930-0060 31S-229-0320
313 -344 -0234
HYGIENE ASSISTANT We' re looking tor * dynamic mdMO-u a to )om our d e n t a t e a m a * * hy-giene i m i i a i Tin* M I lame p o a -
LPNJRN
F t* -ume p o a t i o n « . a u b u m OB/ GYN.
DENTAL HYGIENIST F M / p * n time, n o S a t u r d a y s M e d l c a profit nhenng snd m o r s Dearborn Hts 565-0373
DENTAL HYGIENIST P a n t ims Huntington W o o d s a s s C M between. Sem-5pm Mon thru Thurs. 396-4366
DENTAL HYGIENIST Exceaeni opportunity lor p e n t ime HygUnMt We a s a n g h - g u a M y g r o u p pract ice wtth the latest eguip-ment 4 up-to-<Jete p e n o l e c h m g u e *
I C M K a e n Webbe r 261-98*6
' DENTAL HYGIENIST, p a n time, 2 day* including l evening a week. lor m o d e r n Lrvonx* d e n t a office Expe-rience repai red 476-1960
OENTAL HYGIENIST Needed in xrerm. friendly tartWy pract ice - P reven t ive /peno or iented - p a n time 559-1186
BCWTAL WCCPTIONIST. F M t ime S o m e expe r i ence re- j
ant staff Llvoma i
o o n N n a n t f y ic Ne M i t r M tor I
150
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST EstsOHshed Novi office P a l a m * poeition a v a t o b U Exper ience pre-le r red D e n t a Assisting exper ience neipfui 471 -0345
U v a p o a t t o n For t u r n e r d a l a U . p u e e s CM C a m e : 326-2010
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST We a s looking for IM-Ome a x p a n a n c e d . se i f - s t sna r with c o m p u t e r knowledge t o jom our trtortofy. p r o g r e s a s Ieem 464-2001
OENTAL RECEPTIONIST F i * t ime tor « t a l e - o l - l h e - a 1 Uvom* d e n t a off ice Exper ience required m
' M p r i m a of d a n t a recept ion du-'le*. including d e n t a lry*ur*nce. Looking lor m e t u r e p leesani mdl-v t d u a 443-9637
INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN P a t Bme tor ope ra t ing room* m oulpet ienl e u r g i c a i i a No e x p e r i e n c e
DMC HEALTH CARE C E N T E R S WOOOLAND
4 1 9 3 5 W 12MIU Rd Novt. Ml . 46377
AflUated with the Detroit M e d l c a Cerr ta sn E q u a O p p o n u r t t y Em-
MECCAL ASSISTANT busy d a m a i o i o g i * ! oifflce an South-A a d s x p e n e n c e p re le r red
C M , 642-2797
MEDICAL ASSISTANT 'leedetf f M time Exper i ence pre- : torred M**tiand
726-2130
MEDICAL ASS1SANT WANTED ' P a n time Mon F n 9am- ipm. t ivoma location 4 7 8 - ' 100
MEDICAL ASSISTANT Experienced tor CMrt ts tcrvOrtoi i -Vtbe V M office Salary hour* nego-tiable FuO time, pert n m e C M D e b o u o r L m d a * - 3 p m 8 7 9 - 5 7 0 '
MEDICAL ASSISTANTS At leesi ' y e a e x p e r i e n c e tor n o e p ^ t a csmc* or p n v a t e p r a c t i c e Oak-land 4 Macomb locat ion* available FM Ume or e o r k when you went t o C M Meands T a n p r o - i l e d l c a
443-5590
MEDICAL * HANSCRIP* IONI8T N e e o e c 1 day p a wea a r e a C M Merffyn s t 462-0660
COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSES OMerood H o m s Car* SanAoa* a now hiring Registered l a r s e s tor f M nm*. p a n tlm* 4 e * e * a i d p o e a i o n e Must n sve rrwumum of ' y e a recent m e d - e u r g expe r i ence or r e c e n t h o m e c e r e exper ience
e a a s t a m p e n n m e Hour* I Exper ience pi e l a • e d Plymouth .-C a m o n Aree 455-0710
PEDIATRIC OENTAL OFFICE Seeks d e n t a a n a i a i I M l expen-enoe p i e l a i a d Exceaen i "XXXI Benefits tor ngni p a r s o n Berkley C a l Audrey Mon - T h u r s 547-608C
PHYSICAL THERAPY A C E tor buay Radtord d n c . n o expen-
5 d a y s '
• S T e Red to rc Ml 46239
Beech de fy R0
MEDCAl ASSISTANT mediately tor Dusy p r a c t i c e m Wesi-land Musi be s M - m o t t v e t e d . ener getic and aetJicaieC M e d l c a sxpe-n e n c e or b a c k g r o u n d a m u s t Send reaum* to 35210 Nenkm BNO S u 9C1 A s e a a n d II 11115
MAMMOGRAPHY TECH tor Womene ' » M r i s i C e n t r e m F a m m g i o n Hxas 1 day per week
71
LPNS NEEDED F M t l m * / p a r t l i m e / c o n t i n g e n t 3 p m - ' 1 30pm shift Excadenf aa iary 4 benef i t s Lovely tocety m W
INSURANCE EXAMINERS Nat lona compeny a e M a p a n time m e d l c a p e r a o r m a lo c o m p U l * *v s u r a n c e p l i | a t * U on s mo bee bea t s Sa t your own a r e a ol o c - r e r a j e and hr* Vem punc tu r* e x p e r i e n c e nec-eeeary For co ' ialda 'Sl tori send M -tar or secxTie Vd P o r t a n u d t o . P O Bos 2*8 Sou th fUM Ml 46037-0286
abw tor the ABhelmer ' s unft 4 Medi-care w m g CM Director of Nuramg
sen 9 e m - 3 p m
MEDICAL BILLERS - maior m a d i c a * ° w
U W r U » * / t 357-0646
hr C M Mary a 1
NURSE AIOES FOP HOME CARE Jom the growing field c* n o m a c a r e with a auekTy agency aarvlng west-ern Weyne county s u b u r b * Musi have expe r i ence eo r tdng s ^ h tha R. a o e r f y or illaatiied Must have r M able tranaportat lor . F or m o r s Intormauon 4 to apply CM Carol or Marty*'
9 8 1 - 8 8 2 9 United Home C a r e Services
NURSING ASSISTANT - f M nme" 4pm • '2 midnight, tor s m M pnvaie-ty owned nursing faculty Muat b e certified 46 20.Hr t c s tar t exceSent benef i t s Apply Mon thru Fri 9-4 a
\ St JuOe Convaleecami Cen te r . I 34350 Ann Arbor Tra l . Uvoma
OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT/TECH Irmovattxe p r e c f l Z e -
you a re * high energy i : a * a oi *d A •aa tanl - .T*cnmcUn, |om u n m n g t e a m Duties m d u d e
PHYSICAL THERAPY A C E . p e n n m e n i i a i a i L oiAgolng p e r s o n a . - .
came C M B a r t e r *
PRESBYTERIAN VILLAGE ol O e t r r * u t l o n e tor a a r * . tor the PM and
mtoragM *MR* F M 4 p a n Dree po-a t ion* * laaahia For m o r e M o r m a -non., con t ac t Marilyn S31-7200
RECEPTIONIST p a n n m e r . m a o tor Souf f i l t aa doc to r s office Experience pi e*a i ed C M
6 4 4 - 7 3 5 0 or 366-4267
PECEPTiONiST P e o p u Pe r son tox docaor * ofhea
m w a r r e n P a n t a n a f tokfeU I a n . Appronma te fy 30 hr*. 573-0606
our b « n g a x p e n a n c e r a q i a r a d . T
MEDICAL BILLERS H o a p n a or physician 3 a m i s *va»-a b w 2-3 yearn e x p e n e n o e P a n time or tua wna . A l p a y e r s Com-p u t a expenenoe rmc*J l Par t t ime or IM time 4 ' . 4 0 0 to $1 ,650 per month CM Bath. T a m p r o M e d l c a
443-5590
DENTAL TECHNICIAN Exper ienced pe r son for Porce ism Dept to build 4 gr ind in C a r u a o D a n t a Lab
425-8700
I V NURSE el th e x p e n e n o e And INSURANCE BU_i_ER mual be e x p e r u n c a d m C h a m o t l u r a p y *nd Horn* m l u a o n p e m a s Southfield e r e a 350-8556
LPN's Up to $ t 9 0 0
CNA's up to $6.00
CM J* *>
WOLVERINE MEDICAL STAFFING
356-4270
MEDICAL OFFICE BIRMINGHAM P a l n m e lor fnendfy people-or ient -ed pract ice MultKlut le* 4 typing.
642-3336
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Secre -tary FM-tim*. nummi*n 2 yrs ex-penenoe neceeee ry Busy tsrmfy pract ice m Novi a r e a 476-0035
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST | F M twma R o y a O M a r e a Experi-
ence hdp fu l C M Mon - Frt . 9 - 3 266-0406
I Tycsog. 5*9-6437
mt r s -ocuUr photography 4 g s n s r a c h a r a d e l i a i e f m g Benefits m d u d e . pe«d
M o e e n c e 4 m o r e Salary a h expe r i ence F M
4 p e n t ime poamona a M e n u Ex p e n e n o e p i s * a i e d C M ParmU
254-4702
RECEPTIONIST P e r l - b m e Man Fn . 'Oerrv-2pm tor a pirt a U a p a c M
F a r m m g u r 474-1344
REGISTERED Hadkral TechncaogM
$3,000 Sign-On For p r o g r e e a n e PT Owned • O p e r a -ed Certlltod Rehab Agency Vanau* ! Out we include Ortho Neuro Cybex 33C *nd C y t u s TEF Unit. Di i : s lan t
Day aMft Mem -Fr . a t S*raffh Hoap. t a SouU a a a C o n t a c t O u f Met*
candx la iaa caa A n g a u Aaen a O '3 ; . 557-5440 or aend reeume
PHYSICIANS PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES
24011 Greenfcaid Road Southfield. Mt . 46075
3PM M o n - F r t 3 5 7 - 3 3 6 0 Ex 1*2
RESIDENT AIDE p e n n m a 3 p m - 11pm lor a a a U u d BMng tacJBty m P l y m o u t h c M Mon ffiru Frt 9 -4 451-07W
RN LPN. NURSE A C E Contact Beverly H a a N u r u n g Cen-
I HOM€ & S€RVIC€ GUID6 LJQ DEADLINES: « P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 P.M. FBI DAY FOR MONDAY EDITION TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL 591-0900
129 Landacaping
AA - ACE LANDSCAPING Expenenoed G a r d e n e r s
C o m p u u Y a d Ctoerv-up Weedmg, Tnmmmg Exper ts Strip 4 Sod S h r u b R e m o v a
TranapUntlng 4 Ra landecap ing
S33-86S4
12S Landscaping MP SHOVEL LANDSCAPING
Spring 4 Summer C U a n U p Shrub Removals • Retainer Walts
Sod • RESOOOING • Grad ing D r a n a g e • Low Areas Repaired Free Estimate* - Ouallty Work
- Paul 729-6287
AN ATTRACTIVE OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR HOME
Grow Rne D e a g n 4 S e r n e e ha* ' 4 I r * pi n l u a l i y M a n p e r u n c e We W M i s m c rea t ive 4 mnovetlve naagi i,. cua tom bnca 4 n o n e patioe 4 wsfkareys. U n d * c a p e renova t ion* r a t a m n g e * . p u n t i n g *
Q u M t j work a our priority GROW RfTE DESIGN 4 SERVICE
683-4270 Re* 4 Conn FMy m* Free Est
ANGELO'S SUPPLIES SUMMER SALE!!
• TopeM - 50lb b e g $ 99 * Pea l B Cedar Mi<ch
• Drtveeay 4 Decora t ing Stork • Ptoy Poca Slag 4 F a SenC
• Raaroad Tie* B W h l ay PKAiup or B a i l try - O p e n 7 Days
FOR RENT Sod Cutter*. Poal H o u a g g e r * . Rotoftoar*. U-Maul Cemen i
478-1729
OAG GRADING Becxfina 4 Top Son
Doxv ft DWT»O Wort 477-?®06
"TOPSOIL • Specia l*
7 Y a O s Screened Top Sod 0et_$*5 Pientmg Qradmg - Tractor Work Randal Landscape
F a m 4 Bioomfleid A/see 655-7005
135 Lawn Maintenance
150 Moving 6 Storage MOVING 777
CoxnpUte Prepara t ion Service - Packaging - C u e e e s m o r , • Loed Expert, p r o t o e a l o n a . 19/yr* axp
$20^hr Free es t C M 425-6752 Mark s Moving Ass i s tance
152 Mirrors
165 Paint ing/ Decorating
165 Paint ing/ Decorat ing
CUSTOM MIRRORED WALLS Bt-toid a o o r s and glees laCMe l o p s insulated gless - Discount prices
442-6910 559-1309
MIRPOFtS 4 WINOOW REPAIR Tub enc ioe ixa*
S o m e work e m u you welt WOOOW ARC GLASS 532-4 148
E u r o p e a n T o u c h
WALLPAPER - PAINTING GLAZING - MARBLlZlNG
FREE ESTIMATES INSURED
8 7 9 - 2 3 0 0
165 Paintingy Decorating
AAAA PAINTING OuUWyWork F
675-3123
Apple Landscaping & Diversified Services
• - a n d e c a p * O e a g r 4 ina lMat ton • Renew Old Landacapa ig • Sod 4 S e e d * C u a n - u p a
• Tree 4 Shrub I lelnt 4 Ra»»o«a • R a t a m n g W M * Grad ing
• P ' l u c y Fencee • W o o d Decks B C o n c r e t e * Gravel OrNee
Thena* tor y o x Cuemeas 535-6066
Lawn cutting, adgmg. a i r u b i n m m -ing cxeen up* landeceplng
261-9707
BOB S LANOSCAPE MAIN* Shrub 4 l e d g e Trimming C u a n - u p ,
^anoacapa ig Oual ty work Fermmgton H a a / L N o n U 522- ' 9 9 '
GORDON S LAWN 4 HOME CARE
Lawn Maintenance lenoacaplng. t ree 4 ehrub t n m m m g 451-1508
MARK S LAWN CARE • Lawn cut Wig. h e d g e t f tmmmg 7 F rae g r a i u -
Bnoa with r a m a m d a ol cuftmg 525-6054
ARTISTS ew 4 old l a n d a c a p e * a e u b wtmm-
B 4 H LAWN CARE Mkly Mowing Scn rub Tnmeig 4 R e m o v a Datha tch ing Aerat ing Oact Rale 535- 7 l V . 536- " ft
m mw\M> WW1WT*- » a at
1M Lawn SprinfcMng CASBONE S LANDSCAPING 4
TRASH REMOVAL Cut lewra much m o r e m o r a CM Tonv anyt ime a 9 3 7 * 0 6 0 S97-5S1*oi Beeper 7 S 0 - ' 8 * 3
Colorado Blue Spruce
FARMER JOHN'S GREENHOUSE
Landscape Design Reconditioning
Free Est Call Now! Ask for Dean or Brad
553-7141
J 4 S LAWN SPRINKLERS From Y*ra s p e c u i
WV uaa 1 * to S rolor h e e d a 4365 UC 4 m* 8 9 ' - 8 7 2 0
P ru toaannM) ' i e i a — H O I -ape i red C M Roe tor Iree t 425-0668
150 MovV>g * Storage TWO MEN 4 A TRUCK MOVERS
Lai ua t a t * the a r e a * our of movsng* ProSeealona •newer* Low r*a*a Lie 4 m* O M U m ) Cry 347-4344
Wayne Cly 7 2 2 M O V E
A BETTER J O B -REASONABLE RATES SHUR PAINTING
mtenor - Exterior Sta ining P i a a a r e p a r 4 drywaa Spray textured osUr ga
Pspe r hanging 4 r e m o v a AAimmum Siding ftoRmefwig Your Sat isfact ion g u e r e r n e a l with s 3/yr e r i r u n a n r r a n f y
Free Appraisal 421-2241
INTRIGUE CONTRACTING Interior 4 Exterior P a n t i n g
Plaater Repair 4 Weapapa rmg 862-494 Free Est
JOHN CRAIG PAINTING Free Est Interior-Exterior
Lioeneed 4 maured G u e r a n t e e d Lowe*' Rata* 454-3430
LOU1GES PAINTING 4 Decorat ing Rapemt Raatam w a a p a p e r AAjrm-.num Sicang P o w a Waari 4 R a p u n t
• • a n n g C o m m e r a a 4 f leUi- iauM UC t i n t Free Esl 476-2536
LOW RATES
4 7 6 - 0 0 1 1 PAINTING PAPERING
Pteetertng. Repews 4 WeBwaamng
SPECtALJZJING M EXTERIOR Pamong onfy QualTy m a l e r t a 4 workmanefup EatabHahed aaica 1965 Fre* Est Tom 728-3603
WALLPAPERING 4 PAINTING mt /Ext A u o w e i r e r a i a i i e i » a $ 12 p a rM. 15 yra e x p e n e n o e R a -
535-3360
WINDOWS Ra-Put t ied , P a n t e d 4 C e u e e d . Broken Q u a * Replaced.
Putty Work 4 CaMUngLAny Kind Of Glass Work - m T r a d e 25 Yr*. C M Kan 879-1755
ZIPPY PAINTING 4 DECORATING SERVICE
O n — f / Work r toe*rmah C e l Mike a t 853-2063
22 Yrs. & StHI Painting! F e a . ' n e e t MM*y Ra* I you e a r n a d o n e i e m w Jay c M Hank 476-6108
178 Photography ROCK S O U P PHOTOGRAPHY
w e o o m g p o r t r a t * . c n a o r a n pe t* e tc m studio or on locat ion No " • H U T p a c k a g e r e q d 624-9463
200 Ptaeteong
ALEX'S PAINTING mtenor 'Ex ta r io i ' 5 yr* expe r i ence Free Eat 847-5706
N 4 0 PAINTING U c 4 ins S p e c i e t z m g m i n u n o r v a l i e n o r * aami a « n g I 10% Sr D u e 355-5067
A- ' PAINTING intenor 4 Exlencv
26 y»* Exper tonca Neelfy Done 7 day* p a a e e k 535-4692
NO R U N S / N O DRIPS/NO ERRORS Pro* pemtmg > j * * » matene le .is a 3 Vary neat 4 d e e r
8 6 * 6 7 56
BOB S CUSTOM PAINTING INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR
QUAUTY WORK Fe rma igwn HBar'UvonU 522-1991
BRUSH PAINTING CO mt Exi W*ap*Penng u c 4 ms Free Est $44-1704
rTea,'iilaaHi' Carde a o c e p u d
PAINTING BY MICHAEL Higheat Qua l ty mi E x t Staanmg S t u c c o AAjmlnum Siding f i e l k a a a i g Dec* P r e e e r v e W e i i p a p e r r e m o v a Drywal R a p e s F ree Esl 3 4 * 7 4 9 9
ALL PLASTER & DrywM Rap am*. No aen i^ng u c 4 r a p u t e b U 346-2*8 t 422 9364
215 Plumbing 233 Roofing 273 Tree Service
4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 Piumbmg 4 Sewer Ctoenlng Ra-p e s * 4 Alteration* R a m o d e a n g
562-0452 • 460-8589 Pksnbs ig repa i r* TroxjbU s h o o t i n g
220 Pools
POOL SERVICE INGROUNOS ABOVE G R O U N D S
• Openings • IneiaUtiOne • M a n u n a n o a W k l y • f u r * 4 i l e e i a i • S t ruc tu ra Repews • Demolition • Cloemg
176-3490 4 7 4 - 7 7 2 6
233 RooAng AAA ACURATE ROOFING
Tear Ofl*. R e - R o o t s R a p u r * I n m l i n Gu t t e r s Lie 4 me
Neighborhood Cons t Co 6*4 -5553
C.J. ROOFING Shingle flat roofa A g o o d !Ot>' AH work g u a Free Est 722-2*13
GREAT LAKES CONSTRUCTION CO LNC
Michigan's Flnaati Liceraed 4 m e u r e d
44 Typee of Rool tng NEW RECOVER, CEDAR SHAKES
TILE. SLATE, REPAIR Plu* a* type* of Home i m p r o v e m e n t C M Today tor Your F r e e Es t imate
937-1215 or 535-1307 j nOBtNSON ROOFING
Ucenaed 4 n a x e d Reroof* 4 leer oft* Guaran teed w o r k m e n e h i p tor 5 veers Server d iacoun! 4 2 3 - 1 2 4 '
ACE S T J M P REMOVAL SHRUB 4 SAAALL TREE REMOVAL Ducoun t S t u m p Q r m d m g Fra* Eat 546-2530 673-7170
A-1 ANDREW TREE SERVICE Tree 4 « u m p r e m o v a
Tnmrrwig loppmg Free e a t s n a u * God BUM You 459-4655
BSM TREE COMPANY Estimate*
525-0575
2S5 Wall Washing
4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 8 3 5 - 8 6 1 0 W a l e e a t i n g wVKtoar 4 nag c U a v mg Psmtlng. AA type* of - a p e k s
290 WatarHaatars
i y price! r a r i - n n i
AAA AFFORDABLE ROOFING Ouaaty work g u a an l e a d
AAA APE* <*OOf—a M C OuaMy eork i; imvcUUU «Mh prx jx FamSy owned Uc-Uta Faa -p r toa*
For I ion eery 4 a a e ^ B j c M Days 8S4-7223 Any toee 4 7 8 SSS I
* A-1 PLASTER 4 DRY WALL *
AAA VELASCO ROOFING JUL* SALE $25 OFF ANY J O B OVER $ 1 0 0 0 WHEN YOU P R C S ENT THIS AO AT THE TIME OF ES-TIMATE Teer-ofto.
teed Smoe ' 9 6 7 k g u a r en
4 2 5 - 4 4 * )
H O U S E
ACE ROOFERS EXTRAORQetAJRC Excefum lot m a Roof r ameweu 4 t ayagfN* o a t e n Cher** SB5-T222
Liceneed.'Ineurad 30 yr* exjunanoe BEST CHIMNEY CO
5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5 VAUGHN'S ROOFING SERVICE
Re rool*. t e a off*, n e e 4 repa i rs Prof vcrk. IUSj guar Lie 4 m e
455-8738 Free Eat 522-78*7
VELASCO CONSTRUCTION INC Quear, work a * f t o r a a b u p n o e ^ Oe ioof* u e r - o f t * . a n t s FUt r o o f s r u b o a rool* PRESENT THIS AO AT THE A4E OF ESTIMATE 4 $AVE $36 ON ANY JOB OVER $ ' 3 0 0
261-6640
4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 Wee 4 - a p e s Si glee Hal tarrkng oadW gutters 4 - e u i e o c a p e n l r y m a F a i c e xrork 471-2600
COMPLETE TREE 4 STUMP REMOVAL
Top aM 4 aend J M » a a a c M 287-3414 or 262-7223 |
R S R TREE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES • INSURED
CALL RON 721 -4958 SUMMER SPECIALS
V4V Tree Servloe Tree trimming, t r e e / s l u m p i t k j v a Free Est m a s e d 256-3927 I
S t f P E R W P LAND SYSTEMS S t u m p I
TREE 'RIMMER NOT TRYING TO GET RICH JUST MAKE A LIVING
Samor R a U * 623-15*2 or * 4 4 - 2 7 i 7
277 J C a UPHOLSTERMO
Home 4 o f*ce tomRun. b o a s u a i-
421-77*6 534-3*77
MAKE YOUR Fumaur* look sea by Mtohman a a' Q et j uphuufakig Over 30 yr* experience Fraa
536-2510 REPAIRS
Pia«*r - Painting Roofs. Guttars 4 Carpentry
774-2S27
sxr n - - tx- ( - i . :^^ 4tao sewing mecnif ie
ANY BRAND TUNED UP IN YOUR HOME FOR ONLY $6 50
Addmona Work Heeded MW PRO INC 443- '999
A BETTER JOB WALLPAPERMG 4 PA»<TINQ
Stnppang otaaur Repeat mi Reea amaa. 1$ Yr* Exp
Lie Don 624-2750 422-036Ci ALL OUR WORK GUARANTEED
JACK'S WALL REPAIR
CALO'S Cuatom Pasnnng Company mc 2S5 S tonework • P R E C I S I O N
PAINTING. INC •Ve A,-. I ' l - n t Ex-! Oemftng
ALLOW A WOMAN S TOUCH
F 478-4398 mg/Ra
CU6TOM PAINT NO 4 STAINa«3 mtermr 4 ExUrvvl I 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0
•me ma.9M«Ma.
A< . -igm aa mu to da a nMt WALL TO WALL COVERAFA QUALITY PAINTING
1967 rr PAYS
«N 540-7106
OAYLITE PAINTING C O 4
(a 479-4 140 RK PAINTING sil/Exl We 455^1372
8 4 L ROOFWQ •aoRs - A S
Uts ho Mt tooBEo3 n34-63>4 Free (m 9ST-6
EXOOUS M O V I N G LINE LETS TALK »** 1716
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SSI C O M P L E T E L Y I N S U P E D
XI work UK a I RE I H T L L H F SOYRB EKP1
STEVE'S INDEPENDENT M O V I N G
UoaneeaMPSC L-19678 Courteous CareM 4 Cox oaaar*
LOW RATES S4S-0125
PAINTING SERVICE OO rr ALL I
5 0 % Off H T /EXT A IS Y
PAT'S ROOFING Of LIVONIA
NOBLE S LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES
MBOULOERSB * LOCAL MOVMQ AJ LCOY
AGENT tol WHEATON VAN LMES FREE ElTaAATS
*Ji.7TTT4ar$*4 1«*4
W A L L P A P F " ° F M O V A L
ARseOL r. -UK oai 4?S-««K»e 22a-a«SS M7-74M 273 Tree Service
B O N D E D A I N S U R E D aaa-4S75 S40-7 iH
6SA-7370
4 71-2600 Q E Q R G E S PAINTING! • l me
F^aEa Cal George, i "
SEARS The Most Trusted
Name In Home Improvement
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WATER H E A T E m N
YOUR HOME WITHIN 24 HOURS•
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FUN Line OF water heeters available A Energy EfSdenl
I 14: M a o Mo C a n t o n Can-to M . . C a n t o n Ml 4 4 1 ( 7
Ann Arbor TrM. Uvonla or 201-4400
502 H a l p W a n t e d
D e o t a t M a d i c a l
STAFFING COORDINATOR
* « * » Homo i m m c i r i * • m > Mdtory of the S u > l o l Morcy H a l * C a i w i t w a n d • r w M > y o t n c m u f t t - a l a a h o m o h M « or a m o t i o n M o currently h a v e • fuA-0 m o opportuni ty (or the poWMi'i o< Sialt tog Coordtoa lor R i m - i R — n n c W h c o o r t M Ing do4y o p a o d o i a o t 4 a carogl»ar
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Bmrnnghom d p r o l a r e d
1* C M 447-1200
RN OR LPN M l or port iimo. tor Buoy I prac t ice
p r o g r e s s i v e D o r m o l o l o g y a l r i Southf ie ld Exper ienced
Pay c o m
RN'S c O R M E D i U B Q
ASSIGNMENTS
• Eam u p to S25-S28 hr
homo coro o a p a t a t o o hlQhty Molr-s b l o s c h o d u l i n g / s u p p l a m o o t o i •tolling a x p a r a n c e p re fe r red To ( p p f y . oond r e a u m a l o
Judy Kyle
Amicare Home Healthcare
2555 C r o o k s Rd Troy. Ml . • 8 0 5 4
502 H r i p W a n t e d
P a n t a l t t e d t e a l
RNs Botsford KKJnoy C a n t w » tocaaedm
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RN SUSY SOUTMFtCLD GYN off ice
• S u b u r b a n W a y t a county location* • Paid orWntatlon c taaa in August
S u p p l e m e n t a l M a t i n g d iv i s ion nooda RN't with Hospital expe r i ence lo work p i k n a l y no Hi e n d s i t local hospltaN To apply c M Carol
9 8 1 - 8 8 2 9
S E E K I N G Q U A L I F I E D RN Knne l sdaa f t fo with QSRA gmdMnoo • M 0 6 boxibM Hours, sa lary com-
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SPEECH/LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST
Fu l t ime at ou tpa t ien t p e d a t n c oan-tsr Wor t s s s Mam m e m b e r evaks-
Intorss lad appAcanta a a n d r aaumas lo Daalyaa M a n a g e m e n t Services
B O T S F O R D
K I D N E Y C E N T E R 24425 W « MM Rd Livonia. Ml 48152
An E q u a Oppor tuni ty E m p i o y a
504 H a l p W a n t e d
O f l l c a - C l a n c a l
ACCOUNTING SECRETARY Toot a <*s S h o p U I I I I » w LNoma haa a I M t ime pcwffior - M a n i a tor
m p l y M B I l O . OMR r e c a p t t w o g e n e r a 0M00 M s . Mual b a accu-
ABM Tool a DM m c 3 * 4 * 1 Amrtaan R d
LNonla. Ml M ISO
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE F M U n a Lnronla
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Should bo da-t M ui l a ileal a hava exceOont com •nunicMton a k a a S a n d rsoumo tncAa<®ng aatory r equAemen ta to P 0 taSMI. Sou tMMO. Ml 44048
ADMINISTRATIVE nat ional a u t o m a n • r r t a e c r e t a r t a a k n a 4 word pro-Closing Raoan t g r ada c o n a U a r o d To ( 2 3 000. C M S l o a n s st UNIFORCE 397-0*44
ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK par t l l n a . c o m p u t a r m a s . typing 55 wpm 4 g o o d c u s t o m a relations n s a d a d . g o o d w a g a Appfy m pa r son - Tha C r o s s i n g s Al Cen lon 4375 Honay t rae Btvd C a n t o n
Ultrasound
Our 330-bad leeching hospital haa
Cardiology Ultrasound
Technologist Tha auccoooful appl icant a t M i g r a d u a t e ol an a t x r a d l i a d Car-
c a s t i r a palsy and o ths r neurologt-cai iRa.ii i$a i , CCC proforrod. ww consKMr CFY S a n d i s s u m i l o
P s i NOW Catron Inatltuta tor C M d r a n
5447 Woodward Detroit. Ml 48202
Or c a l 832-1100 a a t 231 An Equal Opportuni ty Employar
FM-Oma pat lant advocacy poamon • i W I I G o o d writtan a n d «arbal communlcaBon raau i rad m-l a r a s l s d p a r t k a s s h o u l d l a n d raaumas IO; N Ksaay
DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS 27207 Lsnsor Rd
Sou tMMd Ml 4*034
with m a Dat ron Madical Csntar , an Equal Oppor tun i ty
" SOCIAL WORKER/ADMITTING Expoiianca p ' s ls i i s d Full Wast BloomAald. Nursing Caniar Salary 118.000 to 118 .500 S a n d -s-u m a to NatMW McKaa Waal BloomHsW Nursmg Can ta r *445 W Mipla Wast BtoomAald. Ml 48322
BUY IT
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591-nann
X-RAY TECHNICIANS
Need«d for long and short t e rm t e m p o r a r y ass ign-ments. Compe t i t i ve pay.
D A V I S - S M I T H MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE
354-4100
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S A A B 1 8 6 8 . C O N V E R T I B L E - W t M s l o w m B a o g e l o a d e d $ 1 9 , 0 0 0 or b e e t 6 5 1 - 8 6 6 5 o r 8 4 « - 2 4 4 2
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Y U G O 1 9 8 0 - S h o w r o o m c o n d i t i o n ' T h e w r e p p e r Is n o t oft t h s O w n e r s M e n u o l W h e r e e l s e b u t e t T y m e $ 1 , 6 0 0 CaMi. M o n e y O r d e r G o l d B a r s T Y M E A U T O 4 5 6 - 5 5 6 6
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H O N D A . 1886 . A C C O R O - 4 floor k g h t b luo . c a s s e t t e e x c e a e n t c o n d i -t ion , 7 7 K ml , $ 4 , 2 0 0 4 7 4 - 8 3 0 3
H O N D A 1 8 8 5 A C C O R D LX -m a r o o n g o o d c o n d i t i o n »ary d e e r . 1 1 8 0 0 0 m a s s $ 2 9 5 0 3 4 9 - 5 6 3 3
H O N O A . 1 9 8 6 A c c o r d LXi 3 d o o r e u t o m e t l c , 9 1 . 0 0 0 ml $ 6 5 0 0 H O N O A , 1987 O n e - 4 Ooor 5 s p e e d , s k . $ 3 4 0 0 4 5 8 - 7 4 8 9
H O N O A 1 9 8 7 A c c o r d LX - 4 d o o r , e x c e a e n t c o n d i t i o n m e t a l l i c g r e y $ 7 8 8 0 / b e s t 3 3 5 - 4 8 2 6
H O N O A 1 8 8 7 A C C O R D LXI l u l p o w e r , sieli m a i n t a i n e d . 3 d o o r , h a t c h b a c k , s h a r p $ 7 2 5 0
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H O N O A 1 8 8 8 A c c o r d . LXI. 4 d o o r . 5 s p e e d , l o a d e d , e x c e a e n t c o n d i t i o n M u e t soil- $ 6 3 0 0 6 6 1 - 3 6 2 5
H O N O A 1 9 8 8 A c c o r d LXI 4 d o o r . 5 s p e e d , 2 4 , 0 0 0 m l e e g e r e g e s t o r e d tally l o e d a d . $ 9 6 0 0 3 9 7 - 0 5 5 6
H O N D A 1988 C M C O X 4 d o o r l i -v e r . m t o m e t K s i r . A M - F M c e s e e n o v e r y g o o d c o n d i t i o n N o o - e m o k e r $ 6 1 0 0 3 5 0 - 9 6 6 9
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M U S T A N G 1987 C o u p e 2 8 9 - 4 V e q u a . s u t o m s t K . e x c e l l e n t c o n d i -t i o n . $ 6 0 0 0 4 2 9 - 9 2 6 6
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LTD 1 8 7 7 $ 4 0 0
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Mines P o r k L m c o l n - M w c u r y 4 6 3 - 2 4 2 4 e x t 20 1
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M U S T A N G C O N V E R T I B L E LX 1 9 8 8 FuB p o w w only 2 5 . 0 7 0 o n g m M o o m e r m a e e . i n g t a o s e c k . $ 1 1 . 9 0 0
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t l c n $ 8 6 0 0 t>" b e s t
E S C O R T 1 8 6 1 - As a R u n s g o o d $ 3 0 0 or Dea l o f t a r
EXP 1 9 8 6 B l o c s s h a r p o v c o n d i -t i o n only $ 3 8 9 5
FOX H I L L S C h r y s t a r - P S y m o u t f t
4 S 6 - 8 7 S 0 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1
EXP ' 9 6 6 E X C O R T Biacx e u t o -m e i i c . am A M F M ' t o p e G o o d conCk-t i o n 4 7 0 0 0 rm $ 2 9 0 0 3 5 6 - 1 4 1 5
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M U S T A N G 1 8 4 4 LX. i - M ® . I i p e e c tak p o w w s u t w u . ^ A d t t A j r . 2 1 .000 m a a s $ 8 0 0 0 5 6 3 & 4 i 7
F A I R M O N T 1980 A u t o m a u c e x c e i -^ lent c o n d i t i o n n e w t i r e s R u n s g o o d
9 3 ^ - 0 9 ' 8 : J 3 S 0 „ o e e t O f t a r 5 6 2 - 2 8 6 1
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E S C O R T 1 9 8 2 7 3 . 0 0 0 m a e e 4 q j t im T H E 9 0 S s p e e d , g o o d c o n d i t i o n $ 1 . 0 0 0 , to r l u l r a t a l o n c o r » g r v -
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7 2 1 - 6 0 2 0
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7 2 1 - 6 0 2 0
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M U S T A N G 1 9 8 6 . l a M b a c k p o w w s t e e n n c . or s r e e Mr. c r u t a e m u c h m o r e . 8 0 . 0 0 0 mfloo s u p w c lea r , ex •DIIIIII condWKiit $ 3 2 0 0 or b o a t ol-tar 3 6 3 - 9 4 8 3
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M U S T A N G 1 9 U FL" C C X - V W I I * b l e c k o u t o m a b c a n . p r o m n i r r s o u n d $ 1 2 ,500 5 9 1 - 0 0 8 C
c o n d f t i o n . $ 2 , 2 0 0
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E S C O R T . 1 9 6 6 L • Air s m . ' f m 4 s p e e d g o o d c o n d i t i o n R u n s g o o d $ 2 5 0 0 or b e s t oTtar 5 3 6 - 0 8 0 2
LUMINA 1990 E U R O S P O R T 4 floor sir s m / f m c a s s e t t e , c r u i s e $ 1 0 , 8 0 0 3 4 7 - 6 8 3 5
4 6 4 - 3 4 9 3 H E W T O R K E R 1988 M s r k C o e s l e e t h w eve ry o p t i o n 3 6 0 0 0 mi l e s u s e n e w $ 8 8 4 4
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; E S C O R T 1 9 8 7 GT . 5 s p e e c Mt c a s -s e t t e 5 2 0 0 0 - ra les e x c e l l e n t cond> t i o n $ 3 9 0 0 8 6 1 -662f t
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M O N T E C A R L O 1 9 8 6 Mr. a u t o -m a t i c p o w w w i n d o w s & l o c k s low m a e e g e e x t r a c l e a r . $ 4 8 9 5
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5 T H AVENUE 1 9 8 8 4 D o o r a u t o -m a t i c . a i r . l e e t h w in t e r i o r at o p -t i o n s $ 6 9 8 5
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ARIES 1981 E x c e l l e n t b o d y a n d E S C O R T - 9 6 9 LX 2 Ooor Mr * m -B-itarlor n e e d . e n g » $ 4 0 0 C o l I B r o o l 4 m o r e U 9 9 5
Dork b u r g u n d y inrv-fm ter 6 p m 3 9 7 - 3 3 0 8 G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T 4 5 8 - 5 2 6 0 NOVA >987 i t o r e c o n Doer a c o m p u t e r Urea 3 8 m p g C h e e p i TYME A U T O 4 5 5 - 5 5 6 6
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UP T O s2000 0 0 IN R E B A T E S OR 2 . 9 % A . P . R . F i n a n c i n g A v a i l a b l e o n S e l e c t e d M o d e l s .
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348-7878
MUSTANO. t w o LX ixai»ei9Ma. 1 0 . UgM T l U n u m . loader 8 ,500 s.rnaee, 114.700
MUSTANG 1991 MADNESS
M U S T A N O t N 1 OT - F r o m • 1 1 . 9 8 1 MUSTANG < N 1 Coup* - V». «rom I W . M V MUSTANG 1W0 Conver t lWw -Mom 110.990 MUSTANO I M S - Automat ic . — $$9& MUSTANO 1M9 OT • S 6 M
DEMMERFORD
721-6560 p a o a c i « « a t . 25000 •» c « M condMan . tuey e q u i p p e d S i r 5 4 334-0060
B t r l o n w C W i l e a *
Pf tOSE 1990 LX • M P O M ) . V-6. «Vy m mll iaga. ona ownar . naw oontkuon. s h a r p ( 1 0 . 4 9 5 . Aak tor Ron
A R T M O R A N
, U S E 0 C A R S
3 5 3 - 0 9 1 0
M S F o r d
MKMK 1990 U C . V 9 . t u a l Infected, • a r y m a r A u t o m a t i c , l o a d e d f 10.000. 357-00*4
P W N < m LX. * M M auto-
M K « a r r a n q r * S to M 0
SMART BUYS! A £ * 0 6 T A H I N ! XL - E x t e n d e d ( 1 4 . 2 9 5 MUSTANG 1991 OT - 5 Mar. Au<0-
TAUftOS " 1991 OL - L o a d a d $13 ,495
1991
TEMPO 1991 OL - 4 d o e r . L o a d a d
E S C O « T <991 OT - 5 a p a a d . Ak $10 ,595 E S C O m 1991 LX - L o a d a d $ 9 4 9 5
WHY PAY MORE? H U N T I N G T O N F O R D
852-0400 2890 S Wocftaatar Woad
Rocfteater M k . fuel N o t M-59
PROflE 1990 LX W9. ak low M M premium sound . mm
<m+ m.9K S U M M E R D E M M E R
D E A L S TAURUS 1991 - L o a d a d , i rom > 1 1 J ? 1 . TAURUS 1190 SHO - F r o m $11 .990 CROWN VICTORIA 1991 LX - From $12 ,991 TWUNOCRSIRO 1991 - 3 t o c f t o o e e $11 ,991 T H U N O M W M ) 1990 -
PROSE 1990 - au toma t i c . Mr, f r o m
TEMPO'S 1990 - L. ESCORT 199 t O T
• 6 6 F o r d
TEMPO. 1996. OL. 5 a p e e d . g r a a l oondMon. air. c n i M a m e n M a r i o . (Man al ienor . $ 1 5 0 0 / b a a t 9 9 1 - 3 4 9 9
TEMPO 1995. mua l a r t Wea m a k v uanad. Mack. a k . c a a a a n a . p o a a r steering. brakaa . $ i SOO 9 Z S 4 7 5 9
ItSST 9000
425-5021
TEMPO. 1999. LX. 4 d o o r , a u t o m a t -ic. Mr M u n m a n o r , [ i t i i l t i , atu-mmum n U t l t , >2 .900 553-4199
DEMMER FORD
721-6560
TEMPO 1999 2 d o o r . 9 4 000 maee . crutee. air. p o a a r a t e e n n g . Brakee. 5 apeed 8 1 S 0 0 / b e e t 544-9227
TAURUS 1999 SMO - 2 9 . 0 0 0 i a tactnc (un roo t , learner . • « < • try . l oadad $12 ,495 Ron 3 5 1
TAURUS 1997 LX M u « aak by I - 7, 1991. $2 ,950 or M a t of tar 9 2 4 - 4 3 7 5
TAURUS 1999. OL. l o a d a d . a u a l -lant oondMon. 4 d o o r , bu roandy $7900 C a l 8 4 2 - 1 5 0 9
TAURUS 1991 SHO- M a c k Mac* adad , 9 . 0 0 0 nteaa. Moving 119 .900 o r a a a u m a M a a a
( 3 1 3 ) 8 4 7 - 1 1 3 9
T-SIRO 1995 - V9. Mar* • Auto doaa n a g a m i $1,996.
MARK'S ALTTO Ot Ga rden City 4 2 7 - 3 1 3 1
T-8IRD 1996 mtdnlgM M u a . K f h loadad. g a r a g a kapt Mnoa naar. Re-duced t r am $2 ,899 t o la l $2 ,350 taaee. TYMEAUTO 4 5 6 - 5 5 6 6
T e m o 1987. cf tarooM gray, l oadad . 52,000 meee . a»caaan t condi t ion . ul-tra d e a n $6 ,000 or bee t 5 6 5 - 8 7 1 7
1999 - LX. d a r k b l u e Mly e m e n d e d war ran ty , out -
• landing o o n d m o n . 5 0 . 0 0 0 mltaa. $6500 3 6 3 - 2 7 9 1
TEMPO 1964 OL- 5 a p a a d . air. ca re -K0r ma tn tamad . n a a edmlaa ione taat Vary g o o d cond i t ion 99 .900 mMa. $ 1 1 7 5 Altar 5pm 4 5 6 - 2 4 0 8
TEMPO. 1967 -caaaat ta . powar cruiae $3300 or
Black. Mr. i m t i i s teer ing & b rakaa . M a t 3 0 7 - 0 9 4 9
TEMPO. 1986. OL - 2 door au to -matic. powar l o c k s / s t e e r i n g / b r a k e e . am/Tm s t e r e o . cruiee. air 52 ,000 mt A a a ma tn tamad - e c o r d a 3 5 3 - 3 9 8 0
TEMPO 1989 OLS. 5 a p a a d . a u a t -tant condit ion, m a n y ex t r a s , low maaa. muet a a e 937-8008
TEMPO »990 OL. wtUta b lue lotart-or rua tprooMd. au toma t i c , l oadad . $6,690 E i o a a a n t 553-0219
TEMPO H 16.000 m k mint condHton. $ 6 4 9 5
TEMPO 1990 - 4 door , au toma t i c , ak . powar a laar tng /Prakaa / tocfca /
THUNOERBIRO 1989 S C a u t o m a t Ic. l oadad . 5 yaar war ran ty Muat aaa
TMUNOERBIRO 1987-loadad including p o o n e . $4195 / nagotlabM ( 3 1 3 ) 3 4 9 - 2 3 5 5
THUNOenWRO. 1968 Turbo C o u p a Loadad. ancakant oondMon. $9500
292-0064
6 6 6 F o r d
7 t . 0 0 0 m a a a , nawly rabuat iranamta-1/yr old e a b a u a l . eas ing
961-3947
THUNOERBtno 1990 -a luminum 6 tocka. Ml.
OOAOON CHEVROLET 456- 5250
100 .000) 5 0 595-0187
WANT TO SELL TOUR MUSTANO? 0 a Mar w a pay caaii or aaa on c o n a lgnmant C a l tor informat ion TYME AUTO 455-5566
TESTEROAY8 PRICES TODAY' TYME AUTO
455-5566
6 7 2 L i n c o l n
CONTINENTAL-1969. black taatn-ar. moonroo t . gorgeoua! E S P war rartty OMy $14,900 522-3110
CONTHENTAL 1961 S ^ n e t u r e «n 26.000 maae
788-1745
CONTMCNTAL 1965, exceaen t con-dition. naw ttree. b rakaa I mufllar. tow maaa . mokjdaa 12.000 m e e o a r
357-5570
MARK VM 1990 LSC - Loadad . greet oondMon. muat seBI 8*8 8 0 0 / b a s t
CMI: 478-0703
TOWN CAR. 1978, rusty but aoaa t ranapor ta t lon . $500 476-0232
TOWN CAR 1964 - Cartwr PaMgnar Ser ies o n a ownar non -amokar . ax-t ra o a a n $6495
453-2424 ac t .201
TOWNCAR 1996. loadad, mint con-ORton* leather. 71000 mrtee. $7500
464-8428
TOWN C A R 1996. S igna tu re Sanaa , l oadad . aa optlona, I k a naw. low m a a k $7950 626-0715
6 7 2 L i n c o l n
CONTINENTAL 1961 Sanaa F r o m $ 1 0 , 9 9 6
J a c k D e m m e r F o r d 7 2 1 - « 5 « 0
COWTMENTAL 1991 EaacuUva aa-rtaa. only 9 . 5 6 9 m l a a cMt tor da-
H l n a a P a r k Unootn Marcury 4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4 awl 201
LSC 1967 - V6, « , loadad. m o o n r o o l . low maaa. $6786
BRUCE
CAMPBELL Dodga 5381500
8 7 4 M a r c u r y
CAPRI 1961. runa wak. naw tlraa. $700 535-3572
CAPRI 1961- 8 cytmdat naw brakaa 6 tlraa. n o ruat . axoaM condition 6 c t a a n Intartor
COUGAR 1978 - runa raM good . $450 C a l a l tar 5pm
261-3007
COUGAR 1963. 5 0 War. naw brakaa 8 aAPtauat. r u n s graa l . aupar ctaan, 56 J O S maaa $ 3 5 9 5 453-2096
COUGAR. 1995 - N mlaaron af tocka * s t ru t s , m u M r Orakas $ 3 7 0 0 / b a a t 346^)963
TRANS AM 1878 Saver oood con-dition ext ra parts . S1200 Ca8 after 5pm 53S-092S
S t o c k #
26120 , 2 6 1 2 7
TRANS AM 1979 Mac* SiOOO or b e e t o f l e r Caa 9AM-5PM. 261-4400
REDISCOVER • A M E R I C A !
TRANS AM 1979. 8.8 mar. M OOC T i l l ! blue good cond taon ( 2 5 0 0 Aller 5 30 455-3638
NEW 1991 DODGE CARAVAN NEW 1991 SHADOW "AMERICA" StOCk #22138 A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G
A U T O M A T I C
P O W E R S T E E R I N G
P O W E R B R A K E S
A M / F M S T E R E O
7 P A S S E N G E R
R E A R D E F R O S T
M U C H M O R E
A U T O M A T I C
A I R C O N D I T I O N I N G
P O W E R S T E E R I N G
P O W E R B R A K E S
R E A ? D E F R O S T E R
H E C L . i t , N G B U C K E T S
TRANS AM 1987 OTA. loaded 340 •« exceaent condition. $7,500 887- 1458 or 832-&400
TRANS AM 1991 5 0 h»of> output . »peac 5800
813.500 S4S- 3488
8 8 2 T o y o U
L E A S E F O R
* *
L E A S E F O R
* •
CAMPY DX, 1998 L r c M a n l coma-toon mucfri mor* «7.»50 W S - S 2 7 6
CAMRY t»ft5 maccondWKyv tvakaa A t m I t 9 0 0 "
m o . NEW '91 DODGE SHADOW ES CONVERTIBLE C8LICA 1984- 5 apeed ietc»>oee»
58 .000 • a k m a i n t a i n e d loeded muat 1 4 0 0 0 / b a a t 277-8294 or 3 4 9 - 1 9 1 8
" B a s e d o n 4 8 m o c l o s e d - e n d l e a s e w a p p r o v e d c r e d i t t h r u C h r y s l e r $ 1 , 0 0 0 t r a d e e q u i t y o r c a s h d o w n p a y m e n t S e c u r i t y d e p o s i t
e q u a l s p a y m e n t r o u n d e d t o t h e n e x t $ 2 5 i n c r e m e n t l ie & t i t le a d d i t i o n a l p l u s 4 % u s e t a x E x c e s s m i l e a g e 6 « p e r m i . , 6 0 , 0 0 0 m i l e l i m i t a -
t i o n O p t . t o p u r c h a s e a t t e a s e e n d at v a l u e d e t e r m i n e d a t l e a s e i n c e p t i o n T o g e t t o t a l a m o u n t , m u l t i p l y p a y m e n t b y 4 8 SAfcE PRICE
CEUCA. 1987 GTS C O U P t Auto-mat ic . 48.000 m loaded, n c M a n t condi t ion, 87400 8 2 6 - 1 7 0 6
S t o c k » 2 l ? 2 4
I n c l u d e s S500 F i r s t T i m * b u y e r s r e b a t a
-m - r a o a u vadr COROLLA ' W 4 aoor j s p u n
Sfcjne great SS50 522-6787
COROLLA 1987 SRS - 5 a t e r eo a . u n a M e n a a . S5800/
484 -4073
1987 PORSCHE 944 A u t o m a t i c air . w h i t e w i t h B u r g u n d y l ea the r N o w o n l y
•13,488 1986 PdRSCHE
944 TURBO 5 s p e e d air , s u p e r s h a r p
•15,888 1985 STE 6000
E x t r a s h a r p S u p t
l o a d e d N o w on l y
1989 GRAND AM 4 DOOR
A u t o m a t i c , air, l o a d e d P r i c e d t o r q u i c k sa le
Southf ield
28585 Telegraph A C A A o n ft i T f U 0 * 0 A V
o 5 3 - 1 3 0 u 4 - - : i - ••
A u t o b a h n M o t o r s Bloomf ie ld Hi l ls ' Finest
f r o m M0,995 f r o m *1 0,450
f r o m *8995 f r o m
$6995
'91 MAZDA MXG's A u t o m a t i c , a i r , 2 t o c h o o s e
'91 MAZDA 626's A u t o m a t i c , a i r
'91 MAZDA PROTEGES A u t o m a t i c , a i r
•91 MAZDA 323's A u t o m a t i c , a i r
'90 VW CORRANDOS L o a d e d s t a r t i n g a t 1 1 , 9 9 5
'89 VW G Tl's 1 6 V , l o a d e d s t a r t i n g a t 8995 •89 VW JETTA CARAT A u t o m a t i c , a i r l o a d e d l o w m i l e s
'89 MAZDA 323's A i r . m u c h m o r e
'89 MAZDA MX6 L i k e n e w
'89 CHEVY BLAZER L o a d e d o n e o f a k i n d
'88 VW JETTA GL A u t o m a t i c , a i r , 1 1 , 0 0 0 m i l e s
'87 MAZDA RX7 A u t o m a t i c , a i r , s t e r e o , c a s s e t t e
HEADQUARTERS 1 & M M U S T A N G C O N V 1 9 M E 1 5 0 C L U B W O N
• 1 1 , 4 9 5 ' 9 9 9 3
I M 1 M U S T A N G LX S O «•« «• OMM * OOC - 4 M
' 1 1 , 9 9 9
1 t » t A E R O S T A B EJTT
from* 1 3 , 4 9 9
1 9 9 7 F 2 5 0 K L T » • VS
' 8 3 9 9
>99 F 1 5 0 I L T
' 9 9 9 9
' 9 8 9 S A B L E
' 8 - 4 9 9
1 9 9 1 T B I R O 'J ODD M n
*1 1 , 9 9 9
1»B« B R O N C O I I
1 'im — oomw M O , 4 9 9
1999 E t SO C O M V V A N
* 1 O, 5 9 9
h
T A U R U S W A G O N S
' 9 9 9 9
' 9 9 0 ( I S O « L >9 am *• M I V *aai m toon mamm
> 1 8 , 4 9 9
N O R T
Cj " M W K I M l l l 3 3 3 0 0 F O R D R O A D . W E S T L A N D
I 2 i - i : < 7 f >
1991 5 S T A R
SERVICE O Q J
A W A R D
O p e n M o n . & T h u r s . 9 A M - 3 P . M P»US !A> VC L D « !
Tue5 W e d F r i d a y 9 A M . - 6 P . M . ReCare IN De* ier
32850 Ford Rd., Garden City
; r 4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 T O L L F R E E
1 -800-123-7094 O u t s i d e O e t r o i l
CRESS1DA 1998 low mllee condition., loadad. Deel ofler CaH af te r 5pn» 6 8 1 - 5 6 3 8 ;
TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE OPEN LATE MON & THURS UNTIL 4 00 PM
31015 GRAND RIVER „ FARMINGTON HILLS 4 / * * " D / D t
Dodge
B»*UC£
CAMPBELL
M C D O N A L D F O R D # 1 RATED #1 IN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION * I • • • by Ford Motor Co.
In A Survey Conducted By Ford Motor Company In June 1 9 9 1 McDonald Ford Was Rated # 1 Service Out Of 26 Ford & Lincoln-Mercury Dealers
P r e s e n t s O u r 1991 MODEL CLOSE OUT!! FESTIVA GL - T E M P O - T-BIRD
1000 REBATE 7Q 0 / Financing for up to
• / 0 48 months
annual percentage rate
FESTIVA GL
L o a d e d w i t h a i r c o n d i -
tioning a n d m o r e
Iff AS "®792 DISCOUNT R E B A T E 1 0 0 0
WH7199* 4 to c f c o o M t r a m
TEMPO A u t o m a t i c , a i r c o n d i -
t i o n i n g . e l e c t n c d e -
f r o s t e r . p o w e r s t e e r -
i n g . p o w e r b r a k e s .
A M / F M s t e r e o , c l o c k ,
c l o t h s e a t s , f r o n t
w h e e l d r i v e a n d m u c h
m o r e
W A S * 9 6 9 6 D I S C O U N T *697 REBATE "000
N0W7999* stk. nsaa
PROBE - RANGER - AEROSTAR
$1000 REBATE 7Q Q / F inanc ing for up t o
a ^ / / O 4 8 mon ths
annual percentage rate
PROBE GL U i r cond l t i on ln t . e r j l e e oorv nra l . u a a f iee l , power oc fcs . least t t um l rn jm eieo^ Jtrtc de l ros tC ' A M / F M stereo
laette premium sound I power antenna tinted glass I remote mirror p t w steer l i ng , poaar tKakes front Iwheet drNa and much more
W A S 1 4 7 5 1 DISCOUNT 1 8 5 2 R E B A T E 1 0 0 0
N W U W STK.
FEST IVA L - T A U R U S
750 REBATE 7Q 0 / F inanc ing for up t o
• W / O 4 8 m o n t h s
annual percentage rate
FESTIVAL
N0W59994
3 tocHam toat
RANGER XLT XLT t r t m . c a s t a t u m t -n u m w h e e l s , s l i d i n g r e a r w i n d o w , c h r o m e s t e p b u m p e r , A M / F M s t e r e o c a s s e t t e , p o w e r s t e e r i n g , p o w e r b r a k e s . 7 foot b o x , c f o t h s e a t s , t i n t e d g l a s s , l i g h t g r o u p , i n t e r v a l w t p e r s &
WAS 12. < * DISCOUNT <9197 REBATE *1«00
NOW $299* J A i TAURUS 4 DR.
Air 'condHlorilrvg, V6 engine e u t o m a t x t r a n s m i a a l o n , power door loclra, A M / F M s t e r e o electnc d e *oc te< dock' flual remota body side moidiirna drNar » « * air bag. tm «»iael power s t e e r i n g , power bratiea chad sale* < locaia. tinted 0 a a s fiont dr (Ma A ™ct> mcxa
W A S 1 M M DISCOUNT 1 1 0 7
REBATE 7 3 0
N0WU999* 2 t a I»IIII t m m
T-BIRD Air c o n d B t o n i n g , p o w e r w i n d o w * , p o w e r l o c k s , p o w e r s e a t s , l u x u r y g r o u p . A M / F M s t e r e o c a s s e t t e , e l e c t r i c de-froster, l i g h t c o n v e n i e n c e g r o u p , p o w e r s t e e r i n g , p o w e r b r a k e s , c l o t h s e a t s , a u t o m a t i c t r a n s -m i s s i o n a n d m u c h m o r e
W A S 1 7 ^ 4 0
D t S C O U W T " 3 0 4 1 R6BATE H00C
m 13,599* W f c - K B B
AEROSTAR 7 p a s s e r ^ e r , a u t o m a t i c t r anamis9K>n , V 6 e n g i n e , p o w e r w i n d o w s , p o w e r l o c h s , t r a i l e r Towing pfcg.. t r a c t i o n l o t aula, c r u i s e c o n t r o l , t i r t m*ieei . rear w i p e r w e a k e r , e lec t r i c d e f r o s t e r , p r i v a c y g l a s s , m u c h m o r e
W A S 1 t , 1 2 1 D I S C O U N T "3122 R E B A T E 1 0 0 0
NOW 14,999* mm
ESCORT S750 REBATE
or
2Q 0 / Financing for up to • 7 / 0 48 months annual percentage ra te
' 5 0 0 PES ATE o n LX S e s a - & Pe~, M o t W s . 7 9 oer
w a g p ra te f n a n o r i g o - . Pony Mo-se $
MUSTANG - F SERIES - ECONOUNE S500 REBATE
ESCORT LX 2 DR. P o w e r steers r ^ . p o w e r b r a k e s . A M / F M s t e r e o c a a a e t t e . e l e c t n c de f ros t -e r . l i g h t c o n v e n i e n c e g r o u p , d u a l r e m o t e mi r -r o r s . p o w e r d e c k b d r e l e a s e , f r o n t w h a e i d n v e . b o d y s i d e m o i d i n g a , t i n t e d g l a s s , m u c h m o r e
W A S 1 0 4 1 4 D ISCOUNT ". IMS
N0WI9999*
7Q 0 / F inanc ing for up t o
• 5 7 / 0 4 8 m o n t h s
annual percentage rate
MUSTAIWU Air c o n d i t i o n m g , p o w e r a o i k m p o w e r locKs . a u t o m a t i c t r a n s m i s s i o n , c r u i s e c o n t r o l , dua l e l ec t r i e m i r r o r s , c u s t o m a o u ' p m e r i t g r o u p s t y l e d w h e e l s e l e c t n c de f ros t -e r , A M / F M s t e r e o cas-s e t t e . p o w e r s t e e r i n g , p o w e r t iran.es and m o r e W A S 1 1 9 8 7 D ISCOUNT " 2 4 M R E B A T E - 5 0 0
NOW 10,999* L t o j
TAURUS WAGON 3 8 v e . a i r o o n M o n l n g .
r sea t t e a r wiper aaah-
BRONCO
p o w e r w i n O o w a . p o w e r
mm. m/m 1500 REBATE r e e k , e l e a t r t c i t e f r o e t e r .
r bag. 9 o n t tMai 0mm.
WAS IB.IM O t B C O U K T * t t C 1 7 0 0 / F inanc ing for up t o
• % / / 0 4 8 m o n t h s
annual percentage rate
BRONCO 4X4 XLT Too much too list
WAS *24,4K DISCOUNT S197 REBATE 1900
NOW 17,799* »4k.«T17«*
ESCORT LX 4 DR. Air c o n d i t i o n . r ig . a u t o -m a t i c t r a n s m i s s i o n , p o w e r s t e e r i n g , s e w b r a k e s , A M / F M s t e r e o , e l e c t n c O e f r o s t e ' t i g h t coo%e«> ience g r o u p , d u a l r e m o t e m i r r o r s , B o d y s i d e m o l d i n g s , f r o n t w n e e d r i v e , t i n t e d p a s s , m u c h m o r e
W A S 1 1 , 7 6 3 DISCOUNT 1 6 6 4 R E B A T E - 5 0 0
N0W*959S* stfc. anoso
E150 CARGO VAN A t M o m a t i c t r a n s m r s s i c > n . a u x i l i a r y f u e l t a n k . A M / f M s t e r e o , p o w e r s t e e l i n g , p o w e r b r a k e s , d u a l b u c k e t s e a t s , fined s i d e & r e a r d o o r g l a s s , 4 6 6 0 p a y t o a d p a c k a g e d , m u c h m o r e
W A S 1 4 B S 7 DISCOUNT *206a R E B A T E <900
NOW 12,299*
BRONCO 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 4X4
W A S "25 .968 DISCOUNT -4470 R E B A T E 1 5 0 0
NOW 19,999* stk #ria«a
ESCORT «T -
Air c o n d i t i o n i n g , till « m e e ! . p o w e r s t e e r i n g , p o w e r b r a k e s , c a s t a l u m l r u m w t i e e t v dua l e lectr ic m n t o i s . I ight-* c o nwen le nee g r o u p c ru ise contro l . AAt/FM ste- f lo c a s s e t t e . <u»ury con«iemer<e g roup , p r e m i u m sound »ya t e m . I r o r t whee l Oriva. spor t c k f . f s e a t s inat«eaer*aii«>r.. tawed g iaaa A muc»
WAS1V77 DBCOWTTOi REBATE "750
NOW!Ot49r S t k - f U M B
F150WCK4JP t r a n s n n s ^ i o a j f
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REBATES ARE BACK BUY NOW & SAVE!!
NEW 1991 FESTIVAL
2 DOOR
WAS $7065
NEW 1991 ESCORT PONY
2 DOOR HATCHBACK
NEW 1991 FESTIVA GL
NEW 1991 TEMPO GL
4 DOOR SEDAN
2 DOOR Power b rakes , flip fo ld rear seat, rec l in ing bucket seats, cour tesy lamps, dual mir rors, b o d y s i d e mo ld ing , m o n o c h r o m a t i c paint, ca rgo cover, e lectr ic c lock, conso le , gauges , AM/FM stereo, rear w i n d o w wiper / washer . Stock #9212.
WAS $7943 $ NOW 6365
PLC amomaac • m i l l manual ccnrol m p o w lock g rew Ouel —ewe c o n M nwra . * s m m g wheel. potycaal wheals mrXKm aefroelar t g n jrouc mm cania* amvaal AM*M m t k a r * caaaana aM dock, iron m d raar Aoor -ran. oack id rack, ttoarna moklnge a a k » i*ia»l GOATS, digkal c»ck t o t a l s Amwwson. powar Orafcaa srts swidow J r n u l l M M pas* poaar i M m g n a n * Mpart Slock #94K
WAS $12,790 NOW 9 1 8 5
A u t o m a t i c t r a n s a x l e e l e c t r i c r e a r w i n d o w d e f r o s t e r , r e m o t e c o n t r o l d r i v e r * m i r r o r . m o l d i n g s . c a r g o a r e a c o v e r , c o n s o l e , r e c l i n i n g b u c k e t s e a t s p o w e r B r a k e s s i d e w i n d o w d e m i s t e r . t i n t e d g l a s s . S t o c k # 6 1 7 1 .
WAS $9233 NOW 7 8 3 5
NEW 1991 ESCORT LX • 1 4 DOOR
nr. Mini M O
WAS $11,82£ow $ 9 4 9 2
NEW 1991 TEMPO L
4 DOOR SEDAN
P U & 7 W 1 4 Stack I c o n r o i Mr. body « d a
WAS * 1 0 , 0 3 3 ^ $ 3 5 4 £ <
NEW 1991 ESCORT GT
2 DOOR HATCHBACK
WAS $13,642 $ NOW 1 0 , 6 7 6
NEW 1991 MUSTANG LX
2 DOOR HATCHBACK
Power equipmerrt group, power lock group, dual electric remote mirrors, power swide windows, styled road wheels, cargo tie-down net. front floor mats speed control, AM/FM electnc radio wtth cassette and dock, custom equipment group., air, dual Illuminated visor mirrors,i automatic overdrive transmission, rear window defroster, interval wipers, power steenng, light group, instrumentation, console, cargo area cover, dual remote control mirrors, bodyside moldings, rear spoiler, power brakes, tinted glass Stock #6975
WAS $13,987
NOW ^ 11,051
NEW 1991 PROBE GL
2 DOOR HATCHBACK
Titt steering and cluster, convenience group 1, tinted glass, e+ectnc rear window defroster, air, electronic stereo cassette with premium sound, aluminum wheels, tinted glass, dual mirrors, bodyside moldings, cargo cover, digital dock console, side window demister, performance Instrument cluster, reclining bucket seats, power brakes, power steering, Stock #9187.
WAS $14,250
NOW $ 11.307
NEW 1991 TAURUS L
4 DOOR SEDAN
Automatic overdrive transmission, speed control, rear window defroster, manual air. dearcoat paint, exterior accent group, bodyside protection, bodyside moldings, digital dock, AM/FM stereo, trit steering column, power brakes, side window demisters. child safety locks, tinted glass, instrumentation, power steenng, interval wipers. Stock #6236.
WAS $15,728
NOW S 12,570 i M l , NEW 1991
RANGER 4x2
M a y w f c r o r w a . s p o i l s , d o m e I g M . , e c u * p i l e s , i n t e r v a l w i p e r , r e a r a n * tocfc
WAS $8555 NOW $ 7 2 1 5
NEW 1991 F150 4X2 STYLESIDE
PICKUP
Bright low mount swing away m m * * . AM FM electronic s t e r e o d o c k . 0 e k j i e a rgen t styled strew whee l s c u s t o m trim, power • tear ing, powar t y a k e s -ear a n n - o c * Brakes an ted g l a s s c a r g o
b o * kght. cour tesy a p t . d o m e kght instrumentat ion icvf p l a t e s y e r t windows Stock # 9 0 8 4 "
W A S S 1 1 , 3 2 N O W $ 9 0 9 1 *
NEW 1991 RANGER ;SI N O N E 4X2SUPERCAB
C u s t o m trim d o t h c a ^ u s n s c h a r s , t a c h o m e t e r t r ansmiss ion . Bright low mount swing a w a y m a r o r s , e lectronic AMr FM s te reo c a s s e t t e d o c k , rear (ump t e a t , p o w e r Brakes, rear arm-lock Brakes. 19 gallon fuel tank p o w e r s t e e n n g . rear s t ep B u m p e r c a r g o Bo« kght. spoiler d o m e H/H. instrumentat ion, « t e r * a l wiper S toc* « f t 4 M T
WAS $13,971 $ NOW 1 1 . 5 7 6
fs50 ZRPRA
WAS $18,989 NOW • 1 3 , 8 1 8
NEW 1991 TAURUS GL
STATION WAGON
NEW 1991 RANGER
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$ 1 3 , 5 2 5 WAS $16,199
NOW
NEW 1991 AEROSTAR EXT XL WAGON
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WAS $19,274 C NOW 1 5 , 1 4 8
Power c o n v e n i e n c e g r o u p , p o w e r door locks power s-de windows, 6 way p o w e r d r iver ' s sea t , kght group manual aw, rocker panel m o l A n g s . AM.FM s t e r e o 'acko wrm cassette s p e e d control, rear window de f ro s t e r , r e m o t e luei filler door release, automatic overdr ive t r a n s m i s s i o n rear window wiper wasner rear l a o n g t h r o s ea l , cast a luminum whee<s power s t e e n n g . p o w e r Drakes t inted g l a s s m s t r u m e n t a t i o r interval wipers e r t e n o r accent g roup , l u g g a g e rack, duata e lec tnc remote control mirrors . Bodyside molding, c a r g o area cove r digital ccc* AM FM s t e r eo , tik s teer ing c o l u m n s i d e window demiste- child safety OCXS Stock # 9 6 3 9
WAS $18,555
now$ 14,446
s1000 REBATE
NEW 1991 THUNDERBIRD 2 DOOR
Electronic AM FM witti cassette. 6 way power driver's seat, rear window defroster, luxury group, cast aluminum wheels. 6 way power passenger seat, automatic overdnve transmission, power lock group, power steenng, tinted glass, power brakes, air, bodyside moldings, console reclining bucket seats, side window defogger. instrumentation, power windows, interval wipers Stock #9730
WAS $17,861 $ •Plus tax. title, license A destination Rebate if applicable included Retail sates only Picture may not represent actual vehtde Sale end 8/9/91
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