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Volume 17 Number 80 

By Brian Lysaght 

staff writer 

Seeking a second term as Canton Township 

Supervisor, Tom Yack fired a four-page 

opening salvo this month. 

He's planning another blast Thursday - 

his annual fund-raising breakfast called Canton 

2000 " . 

The first blast was the newsletter be 

mailed to 6,000 Canton residents, mostly Republicans 

and likely voters, at a cost of 

about $2,000. 

The newsletter features a picture of Yack 

along with articles about progress tn Canton 

during the last four years. Homeowners ana 

Monday, April 20, 1992 

Soccer 

update, 1C 

Canton, Michigan- 

Shoppers save 

at warehouses, 1B 

36 Pages 

Fifty Cents 

1992 SubufMn ConvnumQMK""* CorpcMtoo 

hits campaign trail with fund-raise 

local newspapers are quoted, extolling the 

virtues of Yack and his leadership of Canton: 

It isn't objective, but it isn't supposed to 

be • 

"I am asking for your support for another 

four years as Canton supervisor," says Yack 

in the newsletter, which was mailed several 

weeks ago 

It's the third newsletter Yack has mailed 

in four years 

"The idea was just to let people know that 

I'm going to run and I'm serious about it," he 

says. 

FOR $125 YOU CAN buy a seat at the 

candidate's annual breakfast fund-raiser 

Officials size u 

tornado damage; 

homes destroyed 

By Brian Lysaght 

and M B. DHIon 

staff writers 

Plymouth Township officials were 

expected to release a tornado damage 

estimate today as all but a handful 

of Plymouth Hills Mobile Court 

residents returned to their homes 

this weekend 

About 15 trailer park families 

were " staying at local hotels, left 

homeless by a tornado that struck 

Rescue worker® said it was 

amazing more people weren't 

hurt. 

m 

hard, fast and without warning 

Thursday afternoon. 

"The thing we can be most thankful 

for is that there were no fatalities 

and no more serious injuries," 

said Joe Ruggirello. Plymouth Hills' 

owner. - 

Moments after the tornado cut its 

destructive swath through the mobile 

borne park. Rob Minehart found 

* two-year-old Jamie Wilson pinned 

under a washing machine near the 

door of his family's trailer. 

Minehart lifted the washer, freed 

Jamie and handed him outside to a 

neighbor The boy's father. Jerry 

Wilson, was thrown out a window 

and cut by flying glass 

MINEHART WAS ONE of many 

heroes who followed the funnel 

cloud. The final count included three 

injuries, six mobile homes destroyed 

and about 100 others damaged 

Grant Drive was hardest hit 

"My roof started to lift up and it 

was like the walls were breathing," 

said Bill Schultx, a Grant resident. 

He ran across the street and helped 

bandage Wilson's leg after his trailer 

was toppled. Wilson was kept overnight 

at St. Mary Hospital. 

Bill Rupp got a call at work about 

the tornado from his son's babysitter. 

He found his trailer ruined. 

Please turn to Page 2 

Rob Minehart lifted a washing machine to tree Jamie 

who was trapped when the trailer he wee in was hipped over 

by the tornado. At right, Julie Nelson peers into a trailer. 

'The ides was Just to let 

people know that I'm going 

to run and I'm serious about 

it.' 

— Torn Yack - 

Supervisor 

Thursday. More than 50 people have bought 

tickets, and another 50 probably will. The 

menu? ,, 

"Steak and eggs, same as every year, 

says Yack. 

F 

Rescue workers remove Jerry Wilson. wtK*e*8 

tornado destroyed his trailac on a jagged path through Plym 

imiiauv J 

.v.- Th* The latest 

That may be an expensive way to start the 

newsletter carries ref« references to 

community spirit, improved recreation 

day but if you want cheap go to Johnson's. A areas and efforts to limit new strip centers 

portion of the ticket price, $25. will be do- and other commerical projects 

nated to the Canton Veterans Memorial 

There is also emphasis on civility in Can- 

Fund, which is raising money to build a meton government. For example: 

morial 

"The consensus of the community seems 

Yack diseases his re-election efforts with to be that Canton Township Hall has become 

nonchalance, l)ut he is no doubt sending a a place where professionally run govern- 

message to would-be challengers. No one has ment, not the circus of the days past, is con- 

filed to run against him. Challengers have 

ducted. We have worked very hard to see 

until May 12 to do so 

that this will remain true." 

The reference is to previous administrations. 

whose antics during meetings sometimes 

included long-winded speeches and 

jumping on a table or two. 

MORE ATTENTION seems focused cm 

the races for treasurer and trustee, which 

undoubtedly suits Yack fine. 

PtMtoa by BILL BRESLER/WJrfT photograph* 

outh Hills Mobile Court about 4 p.m. Thursday sfternoon. Hi. 

two young children unhurt. 

Kids 'hit the ditch' as twister hits 

p '" 

py 

staff writer 

A bus driver dropped off about $0 

Farrand Elementary School students 

within minutes of a tornado touching 

down at Plymouth Hills Mobile 

Court about 4 p.m. Thursday. 

Billy-Fysfc, 6. and his sister Courtney 

Fysh. 10. got off the bus wben 

someone yelled. Hit the ditch, 

said their dad. Bill Fysh. 

•They started screaming and running 

for the ditch. When they got 

home they were soaked. I mean you 

could wring them out." 

A neighbor, a high school student, 

was waiting at the bus stop for her 

sister "when the wind lifted her and 

threw her right into a car," said 

Fysh, who lives on Pine s few streets 

awav from the heaviest damage. She 

wasntseriously hurt 

"ALL THIS STUFF was flying 

around." he said. 

"One lady offered to pick the kids 

up in her car. but they made a bee 

line for home." 

. -l. — — A» ik;.n »ha»*a in it M FA Burnev official-in-charge at 

MM* Airport fnr thr National 

wnu» ....— 

Weather Service, said the children 

thing that's in it.' said Biuuey. 

"ThfV d have a slim chance Utd & of surviving. 

did the right thing by getung off the 

bus and refusing a ride in a car. 

"If children were on that bus and 

Bl'RNEY OFFERED this advice 

"If you are in a bus or a car and you 

it look a direct hit, the tornado 

would demolish that bus and any- 

Please turn to Page 2 

Tornado hit golf course first 

ByM.». WHon 

staff writer 

Doug Mily of Fox Hills Country Dub in Salem Townshin 

was working in the cart maintenance barn Thursday 

vott* . funnel clowi "j. like -b». 

you see down in Texas on TV. 

"It looked just like a tornado. It was a blackish-grey 

Hearing on golf course scheduled what's inside 

Canton Township officials will seek public input 

next month about a plan to sell some $5 million 

worth of revenue boods to pay for construction of 

Phramnl Run Golf Cww 

The board is expected to schedule a public hear 

ing May 5 to consider the proposed bond sale, 

which it tenatively approved last week 

According to the township plan, the 10-year 

general obligation bonds would be sold after construction 

bids are taken on the work. Estimates 

set construction coats at $5.45 million 

Pheasant Run is the planned centerpiece of an 

upscale. 500-acre residential and golf development 

in the Canton Center-Cherry Hill area The 

township and three private developers are planning 

the project 

Supervisor Tom Yack said township officials 

were not expecting a groundswell of opposition to 

the plan 

"I don't recall hearing a single negative coro- 

1 Yack i 

CANTON'S FINANCIAL director John 

Mid the bond sale would be the township s biggest 

in recent years 

According to a consultants study 

old. 

S 5 pa, off bond debt 

operating expenses and equipment purchases. T»e 

course would be profitable in its third year, according 

to the study 

The bond debt would average 1515.000 per 

year The bonds would pay §-7 percent tnt«e?^ 

The bonds would pay for construction of the 

cour*. clubhouse, mTtona^ and p^fncilities, 

and land acquisition and planning «*** 

The township board mustalso geode »beth« 

or not to have the township manage the new 

course or hand the task over to a private firm

2AIC) 

Oi,E Monday. April 20. 1992 

Damage figures 

expected today 

Continued trom Page 1 

Luckily, DO one was home when the 

twister struck. 

•"Tye got a sense of humor," he 

"said, shaking his head 1

«A(Cl 

A f u n n y b u n n y 

Jennifer Nowicki, 2, of Canton gets a chuckle 

from the Easter Bunny during Friday's 

annual Great Marshmallow Drop at Hines 

Park. Jennifer and her mom were among 

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COZETTE P. LAUGHLIN 

Services for Cozette P. Laughlin, 

94. of Plymouth Township were 

Monday. April 13. at Harry J Will 

Trust 100 Funeral Home in Redford 

al Gardens in Novi. 

Mrs, Laughlin was born July 3, 

1907 in Naylor. Mo. She died Friday, 

April 10, in Ann Arbor. She retired in 

1972 after 17 years as a sales clerk 

for J. L Hudson Co. (O'Connor Photographic 

Studios). She was a member 

of Temple Baptist'Church of Detroit 

and Redford for over 60 years. 

Mrs. Laughlin is survived by her 

husband, Thomas E. Laughlin of 

Plymouth Township; one son. Ralph 

Laughlin; une daughter,- 

shall; six grandchildren arjd 11 

great-grandchildren. 

The Rev Joe Wade and Rev. Tom 

Sluss officiated the service. 

OLIVE G. MOORE 

Services for Olive G. Moore, 67, of 

4nkster were Wednesday. April 8. at 

R.G & GJR. Harris Funeral Home in 

Garden City. Burial was at Mt. Hope 

Cemetery in Livonia. 

Mrs. Moore was born October 2, 

1924 in Clymer. Pa. She died Saturday, 

April 4, an Annapolis Hospital 

She was a homemaker and lived in 

the area for many years. 

Mrs. Moore is survived by three 

sons. Gerald Hill of Canton. Ronald 

Moore of Canton and Roger Moore 

of Canton; one daughter, Elizabeth 

Wade of Novi; four grandchildren; 

one brother and one sister. 

The -Rev Michael Heusel of Cross 

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community calendar 

Education 

FREE CLASSES: IBM training 

4nd GED training. Plymouth-Can ton 

Community. Education. Call 451- 

0555 

PRESCHOOL: 

• Hugs & Kisses Child Care & 

Learning Center. 248 S. Main, downtown 

Plymouth, preschool through 

kindergarten. 459-5830. 

• New Horizons for Children 

Learning Center. 45801 West Ann 

Arbor Road, Plymouth, ages walking 

to 12 years, 455-3196. 

• Come Little Children Center, 

45050 Warren Road, in Canton, ages 

6 weeks to 2 years, 455-4607. 

• The Discovery Learning Center. 

45678 Helm, in a Metro West Industrial 

Park, in Plymouth, 6 weeks 

through kindergarten, 455-5490. 

• Pathways to Learning Children's 

Center, 42290 Five Mile, 420- 

3553. 

• Canton Parks and Recreation 

Preschool program, the Canton 

Crickets." 397-5110. 

• Creative Playhouse, Canton. 

981-2382 

• Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran 

Church Co-op Preschool, 

42690 Cherry Hill. Canton, 981-0286 

(9 a.m. to 3 p.m.). 

• Young Moments Preschool 

(non-daycare), First United Methodist 

Church of Plymouth, 453-3020. 

• New Morning School. Plymouth. 

420-3331. 

• Creative Day Nursery School. 

Canton. 2^-5 years of age. 981-3990. 

Shoeless Joe 

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• Plymouth Canton Head Start, 

Central Middle School, 451-6656. 

• Plymouth Canton Montesaori 

School, 459-1550. 

• Christ the Good Shepherd. 

42690 Cherry Hill. Canton. 981-0286: 

• Tiny Tots, Salvation Army 

Building, Plymouth, 3- and 4-yearolds, 

453-5464. . 

• Willow Creek Co-op, Geneva 

Presbyterian Church. 3- and 4-yearolds. 

459-9540 

• PLUS Preschool. Central Middle 

School, free program for 4-yearolds, 

register now for 1992-1993 

school year, 451-6656. 

• St. Michael Christian School. 

Canton, registration for 3-year-old 

preschool through second grade is 

March 2-13. 459-9720. 

• St. Peter Lutheran Day School, 

preschool (age 4 years) through 

eighth grade, 1309 Penniman, register 

now, 453-0460. 

• Plymouth Christian Preschool, 

43065 Joy. 459-3505 

• Plymouth Children's Co-op 

Nursery. Canton, 981-5521. 

• Preschool Kreatives. Plymouth 

YMCA. 453-2904 

• Infant and Preschool Special 

Education program, Tanger Elementary 

School. 451-6560. 

Help • 

Reading and Signing Box Socials 

Tuesday, April 21, '7p.m. 

Borders Novi 

"Y" SWIM PROGRAM: The 

Plymouth "Y" is in need of swimming 

pools that can be donated by 

community residents for one to two 

hours a day during June, July and 

August to conduct swim programs. 

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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

COUNTY OF WAYNE 

STATE OF MICHIGAN 

NOTICE OF INTENTION OF THE CHARTER 

f OWNSHIP OF -PLYMOUTH TO ENTER INTO A 

FULL FAITH AND CREDIT GENERAL OBLIGA- 

TION CONTRACT OF LEASE WITH THE CHAR- 

TER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH BUILDING AU- 

THORITY AND NOTICE OF RIGHT TO PETITION 

FOR REFERENDUM THEREON 

TO ALL ELECTORS AND TAXPAYERS OF 

THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH: 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Ihe Township Board of the Charter Township 

of Plymouth. County of Wayne, State of Michigan, has authorized the execution 

of a full faith and credit general obligation contract of lease with the 

Charter Township of Plymouth Building Authority. The contract of lease provides, 

among other things, for ihe acquisition by tbe Charter Township of Plymouth 

Building Authority of a project consisting of a fire station to be located in 

Uw Charter Townahip of Piymoulh oonUaot af loaa* further provide* Dial 

the Charter Township of Plymouth Building Authority will finance part of the 

cost of the project by the issuance of building authority bonds pursuant to the 

provisions of Act 81. Public Acts of Michigan. 1948 (First Extra Session), as 

amended, in anticipation of the receipt of cash rental payments to be made by 

the Charter Township of Plymouth to the Charter Township of Plymouth Building 

Authority pursuant to said contract of lease The maximum amount of bonds 

lu be issued IS $1,000,000. 

FULL FAITH AND CREDIT AND LIMITED TAXING POWER 

OF THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH PLEDGED 

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that in said contract of lease the Charter 

Township of Plymouth obligates itself to make cash rental payments to the 

Charter Township of Plymouth Building Authority ui amounts sufficient to pay 

the principal of and interest on the bonds to be issued by the Charter Township 

of Plymouth Building Authority and that the fall faith and credit of tfce Charter 

Township of Plymouth will be ptedge* for the making of said cash reatai paymenu 

«* a limited Us fln« budget obligation Pursuant to said pledge of Its full 

faith and credit the Charter Township of Plymouth will be required in each 

fiscal year to include in Its general fund budget and to appropriate such amounts 

as shall be necessary to make such cash rental payments in no event may the 

Charter Township of Plymouth levy an ad valorem Us for the purpose oi paying 

for the project in an amount in excess of the rate permitted by the Constitution 

and laws of the Slate of Michigan In additioo to Its obligation to make cash 

rental payments, tbe Charter Township of Plymouth agrees, in said contract of 

lease, to pay all costs and expenses of the Authority incidental to the tamance 

and payment of the bonds to the extent such expenses are not payable from tbe 

proceeds of the bonds and to pay the expenses of operating and maintaining the 

project 

RIGHT TO PETITION FOR REFERENDUM 

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this notice is given u> and for the benefit 

of ihe electors and taxpayers of the Charter Township of Plymouth in order to 

inform them that the Township Board has authorised the execution of the above 

li^rnbed contract of lease and also to inform them of their right to petition for 

a referendum upon the question of entering into such a contract of lease The 

Charter Township of Plymouth Intends to enter into said contract of lease without 

a vote Of the electors thereon, but the contract of tease shall not become 

effective until *i days after publication of this notice U. within said 4S-day 

period, a petition for referendum requesting an election on the contract of lease, 

ugned by not leas than 10% or li.000 of the registered electors of the Charter 

Township of Plymouth, whichever is teas, has been filed with the Clerk, the 

contract of lease shall not become effective unless approved by a majority of 

the electors of the Charter Township of Plymouth voting thereon at a general or 

special election 

This notice Is given by order of the Township Board pursuant to Act 31 Public 

Acta of Michigan. IMS (First Extra Session), as amended Further information 

may be secured at the office of the undersigned Clark 

ESTHER L HULSING. Clerk 

Charter Township of Plymouth 

ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION 

Volunteers are needed to assist with 

Adult Day Care Program for persons 

with memory impairment. 557-8277. 

HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS: Hoe- 

that can offer assistance with program 

support and/or direct care 

Call Maureen at 741-5777. 

READING ASSISTANCE: Free 

adult tutoring and confidential skills 

assessment. Call Community Literacy 

Council, 451-6555 

~ RESUME WRITING Growth 

Works, in Plymouth, will write 

resumes and cover letters for job 

seekers. 455-4093. 

VOLUNTEERS: Needed to package 

or deliver meals to homebound 

seniors living in the Plymouth/Canton 

community, 453-2525. 

INTERPRETERS: Volunteers 

who are fluent in a foreign language 

are needed to assist in interpreting 

for ill, disabled or elderly people. 

Call Helen or Colleen at 981-8820. 

EMPLOYMENT REFERRALS 

Growth Works, in Plymouth, will 

connect job seekers and employers 

looking for help, 455-4093. 

It's up to all of us. 

Reduce. 

Reuse. 

Recycle. 

SPEAKERS AVAILABLE Speakers 

for groups interested in learning 

about home care as an alternative to 

nursing homes or hospitals Call the 

community relations director, 981- 

8820. 

SMOKE DETECTORS Free detectors, 

with installation, offered 

from Colonial KiwanJs of Plymouth 

Call Plymouth Fire Department 

Chief A1 Matthews. 453-1234, or 

Plymouth Township Fire Department 

Chief Larry Groth, 453-3840. 

VOLUNTEERS: Teen and adult 

volunteers are needed at the Arbor 

Health Building, Plymouth, and 

McAuley Health Building. Canton. 

572-4159 

WALKING: Group walks are at 10 

a.m. Monday-Friday and 6:30 p.m. 

Thursday at St John Neumann 

Church parking lot, 44800 Warren 

Road in Canton, 455-9042. 

SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS; New 

Morning School In Plymouth Township 

is seeking paid" volunteers for 

teacher aide substitutes and teacher 

substitutes. 420-3331. 

ADULT CARE: Foster care is 

needed for adults with mental retardation 

Call 332-4410 in Oakland 

County or 455-8880 in Wayne County. 

(DbsierUrr & £tcentrit 

NEWSPAPERS 

Seminary still for sale 

By Kevin Brown 

staff writer 

No matter how a court case is decided 

on the former St. John Seminary 

in Plymouth, the Archdioscese 

of Detroit plans to sell It. 

"It's the intention of the Ar- 

rhdU 

CELEBRATE EARTH DAY WHWESDAY, APRIL 22,1992 

ihg the resolution of the case." said 

church spokesman Richard Laskos. 

His comment followed U.S. District 

Judge Avern Coheh's action 

April 6. to continue a hearing on a 

dispute over the property. 

Judge Cohen is expected to rule in 

the dispute as early as next month 

In October 1990. the archdiocese 

terminated a $5.5 million purchase 

agreement signed with Retirement 

and Health Services Corp. of Baltimore. 

Md , to convert the buildings 

into senior citizen housing. 

THE BALTIMORE FIRM sued 

the church, charging it broke the 

purchase agreement, while the Archdiocese 

maintains it can legally 

end the agreement 

Shortly after the agreement was 

terminated, church officials said a 

new buyer had been identified. But 

during the past year, church officials 

say they haven't identified a potential 

buyer. 

There has been speculation that 

Livonia's Ward Presbyterian Church 

' was interested, as church officials 

toured the seminary .in 1991. 

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644-1070 OAKLAND COUNTY 591-0900 WAYNfc COUNTY 

6S2-3222 ROCHESTER-ROCHESTER HUtS 

And because Detroit Tigers owner 

Tom Monaghan is a high profile 

Catholic, there has been speculation 

be might seek to locate a new Tiger 

stadium on the property, near M-14 

and 1-275 and therefore accessible to 

metro Detroit motorists 

But former township supervisor 

Maurice Breen and the township 

board passed a resolution proclaiming 

no Tiger Stadium would be built 

there, to end speculation. "It's not 

the type of facility we encourage in 

Plymouth Township." he said then. 

Does Retirement knd Health Services 

Corp. still plan a facility there 

if they win the case? "I certainly 

would like to take a look at it again." 

said John Erickson. president of the 

firm. 

"I haven't talked to township officials 

for more than a year. I want to 

make sure where they would be on 

it," he said. 

The 40-year-old seminary was 

closed in June 1988 The land Is 

zoned residential, for one-acre or 

larger lots Township officials have 

said a buyer could seek another use 

for the property, as it's not likely to 

go to a house builder. 

Township officials last year assessed 

the site including buildings — 

175 acres at Sheldon near Five Mile 

Road - at about $3 million. Because 

the land is church-owned and tax exempt. 

sale to a private owner could 

mean around $170,000 annually in 

new tax revenue for the township. 

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TRAVEL 

Superlatives 

C I T Y O F 

Art stretches her scepter 

over Munich and smiles 

By John Dornberg 

New York Tim— Syndicate 

Munich is a paradox these 

days, one-and-a-half 

years after German 

reunification. 

Long regarded as Germany's 

"secret capital" because it offers 

the most and best of nearly everything 

and, with a majority of Germans. 

according to surveys, wanting 

to. live there if they could, the 

city and its burghers seem steeped 

in self-doubt now that a "real capital" 

— Berlin — is in the making. 

Its inhabitants worry about reverting 

to the rather provincial image 

Munich had in the 1920s when 

Berlin was the cultural, scientific, 

commercial and political focal 

point of Germany, if not all Europe. 

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regarded as >ust 

a beautiful city, of which Thomas 

Mann wrote, "Art blooms, art 

reigns, art stretches her rose-clad 

scepter over this city and smiles." 

Indeed, art exhibitions, concerts 

and opera, always plentiful, seem 

to reach their peak during tbe 

spring. 

Munich is clearly a city of superlatives: 

more culture, glitter, fashion. 

chic and conspicuous consumption. 

more restaurants per capita 

(one per 240 inhabitants), fine-food 

shops and open-air markets than 

any other city in Germany. Even 

its new airport, scheduled to open 

on May 17, is being hailed as the 

world's most efficient and convenient. 

On the other hand. Munich also 

has the highest rents, the most exorhitant.real-estate 

prices and Germany's-densest 

and most choking 

traffic jams 

Despite, and maybe because of, 

Ride back in history on the Orient-Express 

c> 

Mature 

Traveler 

By Qene and 

Adeto Melott 

special writers 

• Tbe frecklefaced 

porter at 

our London hotel 

had already 

spotted the 

gleaming blue 

Orient-Express 

tags on our luggage. 

As he tucked us into the cab 

beaded for Victoria Station, be said 

wistfully: 

"It's a trip that's really half in the 

mind, isn't it? I mean, that was the 

only way to travel back then, wasn't 

it? And all the grand people did it, 

didn't they?" 

Indeed for mature travelers tbe 

original Venice Simplon-Orient- 

Express provides a trip into the nottoo-distant 

past, into the world of 

Edward VIII and Mrs Simpson. F. 

Scott Fitzgerald. Llllie Langtry, 

Enrico Caruso, Harry Houdim. Mala 

Hari and Agatha Christie and her 

constant companion, the dandy 

Hercule Poirot. 

Where travelers go on the Orient- 

Express is not as Important as 

getting there. The trip itself provides 

the joy 

Since its inaugural ran in 1863. the 

Orient-Express has been ballybooed 

as "the train of kings and the king of 

trains " 

This year, celebrating the 10th 

anniversary of its restored service, 

it again offers one of the world's 

greatest train rides 

The basic journey on the Orient- 

Express is in three sections a two- 

hour rail trip from London to the 

English channel port of Folkestone, 

a channel crossing and a grand rail 

journey southeast across Europe 

from Boulogne, France to Venice. 

Italy. 

Out of London's Victoria Station, 

passengers may occupy reserved 

chocolate-and-cream color Pullman 

cars. These cars were built in the 

decades before World War IL 

Perhaps travelers will ride in 

what was once Charles de Gaulle's 

private car or the one that carried' 

the body of Winston Churchill In 

1965 Restored now. the cars are a 

tluck-carpeted realm of polished 

wood and shiny brass 

At Folkestone, passengers board 

' ifi£ SSA Cat, a giant catamaran, for a 

90-minute crossing of the Strait of 

Dover to Boulogne. 

Waiting there, drawn up near tbe 

dockslde. are elegant blue-and-gold 

coaches - the sleepers, diners, bar 

car and crew cars — that make up 

the continental section of tbe Orient- 

Express 

These cars are the originals, 

restored to gleaming life. A plaque 

in each car gives its heritage 

The car-we rode in was built in 

1929 and served on the classy Train 

Bleu to the Riviera, on the Rome 

Express and on the crack Nord 

Express to Riga, Latvia. After 

serving as a hotel car for the 

German army In World War II. It 

resumed service on the Orient 

Express. 

The _ i first-class fir accommodations 

consist of private compartments 

that turn into sleepers. The train has 

The Venice Umpton-Ortonl-Cxpreoe -owe * the 

luxurious frame - speeds through Bwltxertand 

Where travelers go on 

the Orient-Express is 

not as important as 

getting there. 

possible to get a good night's rest — 

the cars are comfortable and quiet 

— as long as passengers aren't 

afraid of upper berths and crawling 

up ladders 

Only a few compartments are 

outfitted as doubles; travelers must 

book well in advance to get them. 

Tbe upper berths are warm at night 

Our car had no air conditioning. 

Interiors in the diners, as in the 

uthca-cara. are inlaid wood and 

brass, with partitions in Lalique 

crystal. 

Southbound, the train rolls through 

Dijon. France, and the vineyards of 

Burgundy by night. To see the fields, 

travelers must take the Orient- 

Express north. In that direction the 

train passes through the Alps by 

dark 

At dawn on the southbound trip, 

travelers can catch a glimpse of the ' 

Alps and taste a freshly baked 

croissant 

The train no longer goes through 

the historic Simp loo Tunnel into 

Italy Rather. It takes the more 

scenic Arlburg route to the north, 

through Zurich and Innsbruck, then 

dips south Into Italy through the 

Brenner Pass. 

From February through 

November, the Orient-Express 

leaves London for Venice at 11 a_m , 

usually twice a week. Arrival in 

Venice is approximately 7 p.m., tbe 

next night 

The northbound trip departs 

Venice at 10 SO the next morning 

The one-way fare is $1,523 per 

person, based on double occupancy, 

assengers may also book journeys 

pmnti rw the route - Para. 

Zurich and Innsbruck 

Travelers age 60-plas and their 

companions age 50-plus can get 16 

percent discounts on Orient-Express 

fares — as well as on airfare. Mays 

ia London and Venice and other 

tours - by joining British Airways' 

"Privileged Traveller' program for 

$16 a year 

For an application contact a local > 

travel agent or British Airways at 

(8001247-9297 

For information contact the 

Venice Simplon-Orient-Exprsss, One 

World Trade Center. Suite 2565 New 

York, N Y or call (M0) 524-2420 

all this. Munich draws more visitors 

than any other German city. 

This year more than 3 2 million 

people are expected to visit 

MUSEUMS AND ART 

Only Berlin, with 32. has more 

major museums than Munich, and 

no other German city has as many 

commercial galleries — about 230. 

The newest museum is ZAM — 

Sentrum fur Aussesrgewohnliche 

Museen. which translates'as Center 

for Unusual Museums, at 26 Westenriederstrasse. 

Unusual they certainly 

are: the world's first Pedal 

Car. Chamberpot. Bourdalou and 

Corkscrew museums, are among 

the seven under one roof. 

Through next Jan. 10. ZAM has a 

special show. "Tbe Wonderful 

World of Metal Toys." a collection 

of mechanical trains, cars, merrygrurr»iinH« 

arwt animals from 1«50 

to 1950. 

In May the Deutsches Museum, 

one of the world's largest science 

and technology museums, at Auf 

der Isarinsel. will open its new astronomy 

section In a 10.000square-foot 

area it will have exhibits 

on astronomical science from 

the earliest times to tbe latest research. 

The Deutsches Museum is open 

daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Admission 

is $5.30; $1 for the planetarium. 

For more information call 

The small, privately funded Jewish 

Museum, at 36 Maximilianstrasse. 

has a special documentary 

exhibition running to Aug. 27 on 

Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat 

who saved the lives of tens 

of thousands of Hungarian Jews in 

1944. when he was arrested by the 

Russians and disappeared in captivity. 

The Town Hall at Marienplatz boasts a 27»-foot tower aa 

well es ancient statues of Bavarian dukes and electors. 

Tbe Jewish Museum is open 

Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 

p.m to 6 p.m.; Thursday from 2 

p.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is free. 

For more information call 297453 

Munich's municipal gallery, the 

Stadtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus. 

at 33 Luisenstrasse. will 

show 23 Multiples by Claes Oldenburg. 

dating from 1964 to 1990, until 

May 10. This will be followed 

from May 20 to July 5 by an exhibition 

of work by the American 

Catherine Lee 

MUSIC 

Mishaps continue to plague Munich's 

National Theater, which will 

be closed from July 31 to repair six 

miles of piping in the stage's new 

hydraulic system. Even some of 

the performances during the July 6 

to 31 opera festival will be concert 

versions. 

This spring's most exciting production 

will be Antonin Dvorak s 

"Dimitrij." directed by Tony Palmer. 

which had its Munich premiere 

recently and will continue as part 

. of tbe repertory through April and 

••ay- " 

Concerts of note: New York 

Chamber Symphony. Gerard 

Schwart conducting, Gil Shaham as 

violin soloist, on May 4, Bavarian 

Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra. 

Sir Colin Davis conducting, on May 

8 and 9. and Staatskapelle Berlin. 

David Zinman conducting. Sharon 

Sweet as soprano soloist, on May 

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points of view 

We women must champion own 

SOME PEOPLE, including some 

women, were ticked off that tbe 

•Race for the Cure April 11 at the Detroit 

Zoo — a run/walk to fund 

breast cancer research - was limited 

to female participants. 

I thought it was perfectly fine. 

It's high time women stepped up 

and took charge of their own issues 

Sometimes there is a need to exclude 

men, if only for the publicity surrounding 

it.. 

That race, which drew 3,400 

metro Detroit area women and 

raised close to $78,000, is symbolic 

of a second wave of the Women's 

Liberation Movement, which now is 

hitting our suburbs. 

The gains women made in the '60s 

and '70s have been absorbed, and 

many feel the status quo must be 

rattled once again. 

Women can wait no longer for the 

I. 

Judith Doner 

Berne 

male establishment to get the message 

— particularly about women's 

issues Women must create the 

changes themselves. 

The issues are all around us — 

from abortion rights to potty parity, 

from child care at the work place to 

the routine coverage of mammography 

by all insurance companies. 

RIGHT NOW the local spotlight is 

on potty parity — a bill introduced 

by state Rep. Jan Dolan, R-Farming- 

ton Hills, and passed Tuesday by the 

House. 

rest rooms are known to both men 

and women, but although men 

overwhelmingly outnumber women 

in the Michigan Legislature somehow 

it took a woman to provoke action. 

The lack of adequate commodes 

to accommodate women's needs results 

in long lihes. physical distress 

and rightful annoyance," Dolan said. 

The bill requires the installation of 

enough toilets to ensure equal speed 

of access to public reslrooms Tor 

men and women in new or renovated 

theaters, galleries, restaurants, libraries. 

stadiums, amusement parks 

and passenger terminals. 

If the nearly all-male Senate fails 

to OK it, just guess who will have 

voted against it. 

THE KEY IS getting more women 

ipto the power structure. 

ber of our Observer & Eccentric 

communities Three western Wayne 

County women represent residents 

in the state House They are Lyn 

Bankes, R-Livonia, Justine Barns. D- 

Westland; and Georgina Goss, R- 

Northville. 

In Oakland County: Billie Ireland 

is mayor of Rochester Hills; Sandra 

Draur, supervisor of West Bloomfield 

Township. Jean Stine just won 

election as mayor in Troy, and Pen- 

~ny Crissman, mayor of Rochester 

has just announced she will seek the 

state House nomination from that 

area. 

Women recently have won the top 

jobs at Oakland University and Oakland 

Community College, and female 

superintendents run the sizeable De- 

troit. Pontiac and Southfield school 

districts. 

House from Oakland County include 

Dolan, Maxine Berman. D-Southfield, 

Barbara Dobb, R-West Bloomfield. 

and Shirley Johnson, R-Royal 

Oak. 

There are only three women in the 

state Senate, and both U.S. senators 

from Michigan and all U.S. representatives 

from Wayne and Oakland 

counties are male. 

WHAT TO DO? 

Join the local chapter of WAND. I 

know, you thought it stood for Women's 

Action for Nuclear Disarmament 

— and so it did. But then 

Desert Storm showed how obsolete 

war is and communism got sick and 

died. 

WAND expanded to Women's Action 

for New Directions — focusing 

Fishing, hunting would eliminate welfare 

IT'S TIME TO get priorities 

straight in Michigan. Everybody is 

whining about Engler's welfare cuts 

and school financing troubles. But 

the real solution isn't increasing taxes. 

it's fishing and hunting. 

The problem with our society, as 

we all know, is that we're waiting 

around for government to do everything 

for us. We send politicians to 

the state Legislature or Congress 

tviin ine idea iney should take other 

from our readers 

2 teachers 

are worth 

a 'super' 

To the editor: 

Subject: Your editorial "Educators 

become problem, not solution" 

people's money and provide services 

for us. 

That would change if we took up 

fishing and hunting If we did. our 

problems would evaporate and liberals 

would become an endangered 

species. 

Fishing and hunting take us out of 

the cities, away from our slack 

ways, and back to our common rural 

roots. Killing fish and animals for 

nth the 

This is to let you know that, along 

with many friends and neighbors — 

some of them former teachers and 

principals — we were very pleased 

with your recent editorial concerninn 

jKp mic-iica "nflr.nunll-imimd 

»Tr®£ lit*, ittra uo*. vi pvi Vwl/H 

ing" and the proliferation of a nonteaching 

empire of administrators 

It is also interesting that, according 

to a front page item in the same 

April 13 issue of your paper, school 

officials (note officials, not the 

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Counts 

gritty reality of living. 

Hunting and fishing even for a 

snort time put the power of support- 

board') are quoted as saying that the 

current "revenue shortfall" must be 

met by laying off "up to 150" teachers 

There is no mention of laying off 

2 single administrator, although it 

seeras-that two teachers could be retamed 

for every superfluous assistant 

"super " 

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ing ourselves, without the consent of 

our fellow man. in our own hands. 

Even if it's just one meal of brook 

trout, we don't have to go to the 

store and buy it. We skip the money 

grubbing middle men 

AND IT'S no wonder that animal 

rights goof balls oppose hunting and 

fishing They're reformers who want 

to tell other people what to do; 

tney re pro-government dolts who 

want to take away the power people 

have to feed themselves. 

George Bush knows well how to 

use the symbol of hunting and fishing. 

Not long ago he stood clad in 

fishing clothes at a bass fishing 

event handing out trophies. And in 

the fall he makes a trip to Texas for 

quail hunting, the bird not the vice 

president. 

While we see images of Bush with 

a rod or shotgun in hand, we see the 

Democrats in cities worrying about 

cuts in federal spending to whatever— 

the flavor of the week happens to be 

My theory is that we should cut all 

welfare spending That includes the 

arts, farm subsidies, aid to education 

and other federal and state hand- 

outs I'd then put that money into 

planting fish and releasing game on 

public lands 

That way the folks who suck off 

the public tax dollars would at least 

have to head to a river, lake or field 

to find supper. For most, the walk 

would do them good. 

Once in the field or stream, they 

would learn about an honest day of 

work. It could also solve social problefns 

Folks like Ted Kennedy would 

be less inclined to engage in night 

time hunting trips. 

ARTISTS WHO earn their living 

drawing sappy social protest pictures 

or abstract art would perhaps 

start doing real art: hunting and fishing 

scenes That's what the first artists 

depicted when we lived in caves. 

There- would be humor, too. Perhaps 

the most amusing scene would 

be an elected official trying to figure 

out- our stat?"s hunting And 

regulations. They would certainly be 

made simpler if politicians accustomed 

to free lunches had to thumb 

through the complex maze of trout 

fishing regulations before deciding if 

they could "keep the salmonoid or 

on increasing women's political power 

and redirecting national priorities 

and environmental needs. 

WAND holds its annual Mother's 

Day brunch from 9 a.m. to noon 

Thursday, May 7, at The Community 

House in Birmingham, featuring national 

president Bobbie Wrenn 

Banks. Call 626-4332 for information 

and reservations. 

Although women have come a long 

way from being identified only as 

mothers, that is still central to 

WAND's vision: "Childmi ask tbe^ 

world of us." Powerful women are 

needed to make that vision come 

true. 

Judith Doner Berne is assistant 

managing editor for the Oakland 

County editions of the Observer & 

Eccentric. 

not. 

Of course this is a troublesome 

scene. A politician whose free lunch 

has been taken away can get pretty 

ugly. It's a scene to which no fish, 

especially a trout, should be subjected 

But while the stomachs of politicians 

would be grumbling, the environmental 

movement would benefit 

Folks forced to get their dinner from 

a nearby river or field would certainly 

want to make sure the water 

wasn't contaminated or that the deer 

weren't eating PBB 

While such a plan would get folks 

accustomed to earning a living by lying 

to folks at free lunches to do an 

honest day's work, there is a down 

side. There probably would be too 

much competition for the fish and 

animals and some humans would end 

up starving. 

My guess is that It would be the 

politicians and others cut from the 

same cloth. 

But maybe that wouldn't be all 

that bad 

Jeff Counts is the editor of the 

Plymouth and Canton Observer 

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House Dems charged with 'voodoo bookkeeping' 

By Tim Richard 

staff writer 

Local governments will get >35 

million in state aid a month later 

amid wme Republican, 

charges of "voodoo bookkeeping." 

The House of Representatives 

voted 65-30 to delay paying local 

units their cut of single business taxes. 

They'll be paid in October, the 

first month of fiscal 1993. instead of 

September, tbe last month of fiscal 

1992 

SC sponsors 

honors recital 

for students 

The Schoolcraft College Honors 

Recital Division of the Department 

of Music will hold auditions for its 

first annual string, classical guitar 

and voice honors recital/competition 

Saturday; May 2, in the college's 

forum building. 

Auditions are open to all junior 

and senior high school students 

(grades 7-12). More than jl.OOO in 

cash prizes will be awarded among 

the top winners in each division. 

The purpose of the event is to encourage 

excellence in solo performance 

and ensemble playing, as well 

as provide students with an opportunity 

to be instructed by world renowned 

pianist and chamber music 

coach Eugene Bossart, artist-in-residence 

at Schoolcraft College 

String and classical guitar repertoire 

must be trom standard literature 

and must be performed from 

memory. No more than two pieces 

may be performed U two pieces are 

programmed they must be from different 

historical periods. Playing 

time for junior high is five minutes,senior 

high is eight minutes. 

Voice repertoire is open to senior 

- high students only, and must be appropriate 

for this age group. Selections 

must consist of two contrasting 

pieces (for example — one 20th century 

selection hy an American or 

:. British composer sung in English 

and one song or aria including German 

laeder. French songs or Italian 

arts songs.) Pieces must be performed 

from memory No music theater. 

Performance time is three 

- minutes. 

All contestants in string, guitar or 

voice repertoire must provide their 

own pianist, if needed. 

Judges will select a winner from 

each division and cash prizes will be 

awarded as follows: strings, junior 

high, $150; senior high, $250; classical 

guitar, junior high, $150; senior 

high, $250; voice, senior high, 250. 

. All winners will participate in an 

open master class with Bossart from 

2-4:30 p.m. Sunday. May 10. In addition. 

the winners will perform in an 

honor recital at 5 p.m. Sunday, May 

17, in the Forum Building Recital 

Hall at Schoolcraft; 

—.—Entry registration is tl& per StUdent 

and is nonrefundable. To obtain 

an application or more information, 

call Donald Mlorelock, honors recital 

competition director at 462-4400, 

Ext 5218; or 5225. 

Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerty, 

between Six and Seven Mile roads. 

advises 

rantinn 

in kite-flying 

Consumers Power advised children 

and adults to take caution, now 

that kite-flying season has arrived. 

Comsumers advises parents to 

teach their children to use caution as 

the outdoor activities season begins. 

The power company offers these 

safety tips 

• Fly kites only in open areas, 

such as parks, away from power 

lines. 

e Never climb utility poles, trees 

or broadcast towers to retrieve 

kites 

• Use wood, plastic, paper and 

dry string only when making a kite. 

Avoid using metal and wire. 

. • Whether flying a kite or not. 

don't climb trees near utility poles. 

Consumers, principal subsidiary of 

CMS Energy Corp , is Michigan s 

largest natural gas and electric utility. 

serving six million Michigan residents 

Radon test 

kits available^ 

Radon test kits are available 

through tbe Center for Public Interest 

Research, Lansing 

Radon, a colorless, odorless gas. 

seeps into homes through cracks in 

foundation floors and walls Radon 

exposure is the second leading cause 

of lung cancer in the U&, according 

to the American Lung Association 

Kits are $6, including materials 

and analysis costs Kits can b® ordered 

by calling 1-WMM-4S7S. 

"The compromise we worked out 

in committee will allow the state to 

bring its books for this year closer 

into balance," said Rep Dominic 

Jacobetti. D-Negaunee, chair of the 

House .Appropriations Committee. 

"SMOKE AND mirrors," replied 

maverick Republican Rep. David 

Jaye of Utica. "It's like extending 

the fiscal year in the Milliken era." 

"It's happened before," warned 

Rep. Tom Mathieu, D-Grand Rapids, 

a protector of community college 

funding. "We deferred payments to 

the colleges, and tbe colleges never 

got it" 

But Jacobetti insisted that "tbe local 

governments will be assured of 

their fall revenue sharing paym 

e n t s ' * — 1 —— 

Jacobetti's panel rejected Gov. 

John Engler's proposal — to cut 

more than $34 million from fiscal 

1992 revenue sharing. 

"We didn't think it was right to try 

and balance the state budget at the 

expense of the operating funds the 

local governments rely on. 

The inconvenience of waiting a 

month for the money is small in 

comparison to the damage that 

would have been done to local services 

if the payments were eliminat- 

• JteaakL 

HERE IS HOW Observer & Eccentric 

area representatives voted: 

YES - Democrats Jasttne Barns 

of Westland, John Bennett of Redford. 

Maxiae Herman of Southfieid, 

William Keith of Garden City. 

Wilfred Webb of Haxel Park; and 

Republicans Lys Bankes of Livonia, 

Jan Dolan of Farmlngton Hills and 

Gordon Sparks of Troy. 

NO - Democrat James Kosteva 

of Canton and Republicans Barbara 

Dobb of Union i Lake. • Georgia* Goes 

V Northville and Tom MMiietoa of 

Ortonville. 

ABSENT — John Jamtaa. R- 

Bloomf ield Township. 

The bill goes back to the Senate 

for concurrence in the House amendment. 

MONDAY ORYM\ 

'The compromise we 

worked out in 

committee will allow 

the state to bring its 

books tor this year 

closer into balance.' 

— Rep. Dominic Jacobetti 

D-Negaunee 

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taste buds 

chef Larry 

Janes 

Dip into 

U U V / i V W l ^ 

tasty smelt 

1 long for these wonderful 

spring days. Gorgeous warm days 

sprinkled with tbe rays of the sun 

and cool nights, just right for a 

long, hearty after dinner stroll. 

I also love this time of year 

because days like these beacon 

the proliferous smelt, long a 

delicacy of any Michigan 

sportsman. 

In addition to being a tAsty dish 

that can be prepared in a 

multitude of ways, smelt are also 

a major budget stretcher. They 

can allow the cook to prepare a 

meal for a large family and still 

have enough money left over for 

those delayed payment options 

now appearing from Christmas 

past. Expect to pay about $1.50 

per pound for fresh smelt 

ANYWHERE ALONG the 

Great Lakes in the metro area 

where you can find a beach, you 

can expect to see smelt dippers. 

Our weather this year has been 

nothing short of perfect. 

Department of Natural 

Resources spokes people say if the 

weather holds out. this should be 

another bumper crop for the tiny 

delicacies. 

Smelt are already appearing on 

many local grocers and 

fishmongers shelves, but in this 

sportsman's eye, a bucket Just 

dipped from the still frigid 

waters, cleaned in the morning 

and fried in the evening, can't be 

beat. 

Catching a few pounds of fresh 

smelt at your local grocery store 

will never beat the excitement of 

netting your own. Smelt dipping 

does not necessitate the 

experience and investment that 

regular fishing incurs. 

WATERPROOF WADERS and 

a fine seine net, coupled with the 

ability to withstand a spring night 

chill are all that's needed to 

guarantee a good catch. Granted, 

Mother Nature does have 

something to say about weather 

conditions, but when the word 

gets out that "the smelt are 

running," a net and waders are 

—all that's tequired. No 

poles, no bait, no lines, no lures 

Whereas a flashlight and/or 

lantern are optional equipment, 

you won't be alone. If the night is 

nght, and the moon shines full, 

expect to fill those buckets with 

minor effort. 

When it comes to preparation, 

smelt are just about as easy to 

prepare as they are to catch A 

bucket can easily be cleaned in no 

longer than the time it takes to 

cook them. Simply remove the 

head behind tne giiis and slh ihe 

belly removing the entrails, rinse 

and cook. Of course, smelt 

purchased from your local 

market will probably have the 

first two tasks taken care of. 

James Beard once said he 

preferred his smelt deboned. but 

to any Great Lakes angler, the 

bones are so tiny that it seldom 

necessitates deboning 

SMELT FREEZES well and to 

this day I remember milk canons 

drunk of their contents and filled 

with smelt and water, and then 

frozen for many a Friday smelt 

fry 

Smelt are, in my opinion, best 

when coated with fine cracker 

crumbs and lightly fried for a few 

minutes in hot oil For the more 

health conscious, they can be 

baked or broiled with minimal 

effort 

Anyone who considers 

themselves a smelt afldoodo 

knows about the tasty smelt fry* 

available at the legendary 

Bluebird Inn in Leland There, the 

smelt is dipped in a Ughter-thanatr 

batter and fried until golden 

With the recipes Inside, you, too. 

can make a delectable pan fried 

or batter fried smelt, again, 

keeping costs down and efforts 

minima! 

Look for smelt frys now being 

offered at various churehes and 

restaurapts A littlj ploser to 

home, and a personal favorite of 

mine, is Frank's Bar is 

Wyandotte which also specialties 

in a wonderful pan fried perch. 

It s a shot and beer joint, and 

they only serve on Fridays. It's 

well worth the wait 

See recipes inside 

mm 

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Armed with a shopping list and pencil to calculate prices, Helen Barnes 

stocks up on cereal, toilet paper and other groceries at the Warehouse 

2B+ O&E Monday. April 20. 1992 

Grains, vegetables give 

salads a healthy boost 

We tend to think of a salad _ 

being oqp of the moat healthful of 

"menu cboicei. But is k? The answer 

depends upon what you pat into tbe 

salad bowl. 

A salad can be high in calories and 

fat. According to a study cooducted 

by Mississippi State University, an 

average salad bar salad contains 

1.000 calories. And it's do wooder 

when you consider that every tablespoon 

of Italian dressing adds 83 

calories and 9 grams of fat 

To maximize nutrition and mini, 

mize calories and fat opt forfca lowfat 

or fat-free salad dressing and 

concentrate on the vegetables and 

grains. You'll be amazed at the number 

of options 

• Skip the iceberg lettuce and fill 

your refrigerator crisper with salad. 

greens that are more nutrient dense 

such as dark green romaine, spinach 

and Swiss chard. 

• Carrots and beets are good 

sources of vitamin A. bell peppers, 

broccoli, cabbage and tomatoes con- 

c o o k i n g c a l e n d a r 

• KITCHEN GLAMOR 

Marcia Sikarskie, demonstrates 

recipes that will enhance your 

spring meals You will learn bow to 

clean and core a fresh pineapple, 

step-by-step techniques for sweet 

and sour chicken with pineapple 

and other culinary delights. 1 and 7 

p.m. Tuesday. April 28 in Novi, 1 

and 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 29 in 

Redford, 1 and 7 p.m. Thursday. 

April 30 in West Bloomfield. and 1 

tribute vitamin C. 

• Cooked beans and lentils are 

• Venture beyond pasta to brown 

rice, barley, couscous, bulgur and 

quinoa. All of these grains are flavorful. 

easy to prepare and filling. 

• Turn a side dish salad into a 

main dish by adding just two ounces 

of a lean protein food. Try skinless 

chicken and turkey, broiled lean 

beaf, salmon or water-packed tuna, 

nonfat or part-skim cheese. 

For an extra nutritioo boost skip 

the croutons ami sprinkle on qr stir 

in a few tablespoons of wheat germ. 

One serving, about two tablespoons, 

of Kretschmer wheat germ has eight 

essential vitamins and minerals, 

dietary fiber and just 50 calories. 

Discover wheat germ's naturally 

nutty flavor and crunchy texture by 

trying two main dish salads created 

in the Quaker Kitchens. 

Like its namesake, Buffalo-Style 

Chicken Salad offers xesty flavor 

and a variety of textures and tem- 

and 7 p.m Friday, May 1 in Rochester. 

There is a $3 fee. Call 537- 

1300 for information. 

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CENTER 

The Community Center. 24705 

Farmington Road is offering a variety 

of cooking classes this spring 

including, cooking for singles, fit 

for company, hurry up supper. Call 

477-8404 for information. 

Albie s Famous U P Pasties • Delicious Subs • Garden Fresh Salads 

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Albie s Famous U P Pasties • Delicious Subs - Garden Fresh Salads 

peratures. Skinned and booed chicken 

breast halves are coated with a 

sliced and arranged on top of several 

different kinds of lettuce. Celery 

sticks and fat-free blue cheese dressing 

add to the authenticity. 

Each bite of Garden Turkey and 

Rice Salad features wheat germ and 

cooked brown rice, crunchy vegetables 

and lean turkey breast Freshly 

squeezed lemon juice added to tbe 

bottled fat-free Italian dressing zips 

up the flavor Serve over salad 

greens, sliced tomatoes or a cantaloupe 

half, or spoon into pita pockets. 

Any way you serve it, this 

salad's a winner. 

BUFFALO-STYLE CHICKEN 

I SALAD 

1 cap toasu-d.or honey crunch wheat 

germ 

1 teaspoon garlic powder 

1 teaspoon chili powder 

1 teaspoon paprika 

•>« teaspoon cayenne pepper 

H cup water 

1 egg white 

2 boneless skinless chicken breast 

halves (about 3 ounces each) 

3 cops mixed salad greens 

1 cop celery sticks 

cop fat-free blue cheese salad 

dressing 

Combine wheat germ and seasonings, 

set aside Combine water and 

egg white. Dip chicken into egg 

white mixture and then into wheat 

germ mixture, coaling chicken thoroughly. 

Place on broiler rack 

sprayed with no-stick cooking spray. 

Broil 3 minutes; turn. Broil an additional 

2 to 4 minutes .or until juices 

run clean. Slice into strips and serve 

over mixed greens with celery sticks 

and salad dressing. Makes 2 servings 

Nutrition Information: Per serving 

Calories 430. Protein 42 g. Car- 

bohydrate 46 g. Total Fat 9 g. Cholesterol 

50 mg. Dietary Fiber 2 g. Sodium 

575 mg. Percent of calories 

from fat: 18. 

GARDEN TURKEY AND RICE 

SALAD 

2 cups cooked brown rice 

1 cup cooked turkey breast, cat into 

bite-stae pieces 

1 cup coarsely chopped celery 

1 cap sliced carrots 

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PACE charges all members an annual 

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At Warehouse Club, business 

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Merri-Warren Shopping Center 

Effective date April 20-26. 1992 

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Flip over pancakes for breakfast, lunch or dinner 

A pancake should be more than a 

sponge to soak up butter and syrup. 

A pancake should be tender, slig&tly 

moist and moderately dense A bad 

pancake tastes like raw dough or 

cardboard and has a texture that's 

gummy, tough and chewy. 

"Pancakes "lend 

'many occasions, as an hors d'oeuvre, 

for breakfast, lunch or dinner, or to 

glamorize leftovers Pancakes are 

very versatile, you can stuff, roll or 

glaze them - 

Making pancake batter yourself is 

just as easy as a mix, besides 

homemade tastes better. If you are 

interested In lower fat, calories, cholesterol 

and sodium, make your own 

batter and leave out the egg yolk, 

salt, sugar and some of the fat. Use 

skim milk as the liquid. 

Buttermilk gives the pancake a 

little tang and makes them extra 

tender Making these changes will 

-make the batter a little thinner but 

then you will be. too. 

No matter what name you use. 

blintzes, crepes, flapjacks, Johnnycake. 

gnddlecakes or batter cakes, 

they are all made with a thin mixture 

called a "pour batter." This 

means that the liquid and dry ingredients 

are about equal and they are 

just wet enough to be pourable. 

as a quick bread because they dp not 

use yeast as the leavening agent. Tbe 

exception is the popular Russian Mini 

which is a yeast-risen buckwheat 

pancake. These are usually made in 

a smaller size and are topped with 

soyr cream and chutney, sour cream 

and herring, smoked trout or with 

butler and caviar. 

There are three very important 

things to have to make the perfect 

pancake. 

First, the consistency of the batter 

is important. Dry ingredients such as 

flour, baking powder or soda, salt, 

sugar and other spices are blended 

together, mix the liquid ingredients 

together, and quickly add into the 

dry ingredients. Then just give it a 

few quick strokes to moisten the dry 

ingredients A batter bowl which is a 

large liquid measuring cup is 4 very 

convenient way to make' pancake 

batter, afc-it'ean be easily poured 

from this cm the griddle. 

Forget about the lumps, do not 

overbeat' For just a basic pancake 

recipe, for best results mix the 

dough and then let it rest, covered 

and refrigerated the night before. If 

the batter gets too thick, dilute with 

a little water, if too thin add a little 

flour. For a very light and delicate 

finished product separate the eggs 

Add the yolk with other liquids and 

beat the egg whites to fold into the 

batter as the last step 

Lois Thieleke 

home economist. Copperative Extension Service 

THE SECOND important item to 

remember is the surface of the griddle 

or pan you're using. If you have a 

new gnddle or pan it may need to be 

seasoned before using. If the pan you 

are using isn't reserved just for pankes 

and it isn't seasoned, you'll 

E 

ve to add a little oil during 

preheating. 

The third important point is the 

evenness of the heat Always preheat 

the griddle. Test the griddle by 

dropping a few drops of cold water, 

the water should bounce and sputter. 

If the water sits there and boils the 

griddle is not hot enough A pour 

batter will spread inâ-widening circle 

until set by heat When the bub- 

Akroyd's Scotch Bakery wins award 

ff the calls 1 got are any indication! 

shoppers like the new " selfcheckout' 

- at the renovated Farmer 

Jack supermarket on Orchard Lake 

Road in West Bloomfield 

"It's very simple, it's fast. I really 

enjoy it," said Ann Aldrich of Farmington 

Hills There's always someone 

there to help you." 

Thanks to all the readers who 

called to tell me'what they thought 

about the new system I appreciate 

your input 

OBSERVER & Eccentric wine columnists. 

Eleanor and Ray Heald 

will offer a five-week wine appreciation 

course devoted to educating 

both the neophyte and experienced 

taster in the art of tasting world- 

, class wines as a connoisseur would. 

* Six premium wines of the world 

will be discussed and tasted at each 

session The five sessions (cost 195 / 

person) are held on Wednesday even- 

tidbits . 

.] Keely 

Wygonik 

ings from 7:30-9 30 p.m., May 6 

througfi June 3 at the Orchard Ridge 

Campus of Oakland Community College 

Call 471-7561 for more information 

and registration materials 

CONGRATULATIONS TO Ak 

royd's Scotch Bakery & Sausage in 

Redford, named as a favorite for 

pastry in Michigan Living Magazine's 

second annual "Best of Michigan" 

Treasure Awards, announced in 

the April issue 

Wish them luck, "Stars Desserts" 

by Emily Luchetti. which includes a 

couple of recipes by Birmingham native 

Hollyce Snyder, was nominated 

in two categories for the annual International 

Association of Culinary 

Professionals cookbook awards 

The awards are the premier program 

for recognition of excellence 

in cookbook writing and publishing. 

The 346 books entered in this year's 

competition were judged by a jury of 

30 food and beverage professionals 

The winners will be announced 

May 2 at the association's annual 

conference in Miami, Florida 

THE MACHL'S Red Fox Restau- 

rant. 6876 Telegraph. West Bloomfield. 

the last place Jimmy Hoffa 

was seen before his mysterious disappearance. 

will be the site of the 

"Jack Nicholson Look-alike, Soundalike 

Contest" to celebrate Nicholson's 

appearance in the movie "Hoffa 

" The contest is 7 p.m. Wednesday, 

April 22. The winner gets dinner 

for four at Machus Red Fox, a "one 

way" limo nde and four tickets to 

the Star Theatre's premiere of "Hoffa." 

and a Star Theatre's one year 

VIP movie pass For information, 

call 642-1560 

Betty Crocker tip of the week Leftover 

sliced ham will keep in the refrigerator 

for three to four days. 

Freezing deteriorates quality of 

ham, but if you must freeze it, wrap 

tightly and use within three months. 

For answers to questions about 

Taste, call Keely Wygonik. 953- 

2105. 

Pan-fried smelt springtime treat 

See Larry Janes' taste buds on 

Taste front. 

BEER BATTER FOR SMELT 

2 cups flour 

1 teaspoon baking powder 

I small clove garlic, finely minced 

black pepper 

about I cup beer 

Sift together the flour and the baking 

powder Add garlic and a twist of 

the peppermill. about v« teaspoon 

Add just enough beer to make a 

batter, whisking with a wire whisk 

until smooth 

To cook smelt Heat oil in fryer to 

about 375 degrees (An electric skillet 

or deep-fat fryer works best, as 

——4 

batter and drop into not on Louk, 

stirring occasionally until golden 

brown, about two minutes Dram on 

On May 7, 

we'll turn you 

paper towels-and serve immediately 

CRACKER COATING 

FOR PAN FRYING 

Chef's note Momma always used 

Drake's batter mix both in it's dry 

form and as a wonderful ready-tomake 

batter, but this recipe is just as 

easy. 

2 cups saltine cracker crumbs, finely 

crushed 

2 eggs, beaten 

'i teaspoon freshly ground pepper 

2 tablespoons butter or margarine 

2 tablespoons peanut or olive oil 

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Combine the cracker crumbs with 

the pepper and mix well Dip the 

smelt in the egg wash, roll in crumb 

mixture, gently dip in egg wsh again 

and re-roll in crumbs Set coated 

smelt on waxed paper lined plate until 

ready to pan-fry 

To pan-fry. heat butter or margarine 

m a heavy skilled until butter 

begins to sizzle Stir in oil. and add - 

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BOILED HAM 

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coated smelt, being careful not to 

crowd the skillet. Cover over medium 

high heat for 2 minutes Turn 

smelt over and continue to cook for 2 

more minutes. Drain on paper towels 

and serve immediately 

For a wonderful addition, add 

cup slivered almonds to the skillet 

while cooking the smelt. 

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bles appear on the upper surface, the 

cake is ready to turn over. If it U 

bubbling only in one area of the pancake. 

the beat is not evenly distributed. 

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Papcakes are turned over ooce. 

Serve them at once but if thia is not 

possible put a towel on a cookie 

-sh«i and 

are separated Race in a 200 degree 

oven until ready to serve Don't 

suck them on top of each other 

without a cloth between or the steam 

they produce will make them all 

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FRENCH PANCAKES or Crepes 

are served as a snack, for lunch, a 

supper* dish or a dessert deprtiding 

on the flavoring Mixtures for crepes 

include chopped tomatoes an* 

onions, sausage and cheese, grated 

cheese and crumbled bacon, asparagus 

or thin sliced, smoked ham or 

turkey, or spread with just plain jelly 

and butter 

A crepe needs to be beaten until 

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• 38 

one hour, reblend batter antf cook 

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Do not stack until comletely cooled. 

After they are completely cooled, 

stack, wrap in foU refrigerate or 

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should be thawed in a cool oven. 

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Monday. April 20 

• Psrsdis* V*tt*y Jazz Jam 

Alvin's. 5756 Can, across from Wayne 

Stale University, Detroit 

832-2355 

• Going Public 

Rick's Cafe, 811 Church, Ann Arbor 

996-2747 

Tuesday, April 21 

• Jerry Sprsgu* and tha 

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'The Babe' goes down swinging 

tickets please 

John 

M o h a g h a n 

-After all these years. Hollywood 

still hasn't learned how to make 

rrjovies about America's favorite 

pasttime 'The Babe." tbe new bi- 

ography of slugger George Her- 

man Ruth, strikes out despite the 

best efforts of star John Goodman. 

The amazingly versatile actor 

his the size, good nature, and 

d&pth to play a convincing Bambi- 

no Unfortunately, he is saddled 

with a script so full of standard 

baseball cliches that "The Babe" 

nfcver makes good on its promise. 

The movie opens with sweeping 

aerial shots of Yankee Stadium, of- 

tSn called "the house that Ruth 

btilt." Cinematographer Haskell 

\fexler lovingly careens over the 

5$ats and around the bases 

- We are then thrust into grainy, 

sooty images of Ruth's early years 

al a Baltimore correctional facili- 

ty for boys. The other kids merci- 

lessly tease the ox-like Ruth until 

he picks up a bat and slugs a ball 

sQuarely through a church window, 

THE REST of the film covers 

tie basic periods of Ruth's up- 

.aid-down career, from record- 

(JJ-eaking seasons with the Red Sox 

md Yankees to his waning years 

with the Braves. When he applies 

to be manager, his reputation as 

3ncorrigable" catches up with 

Mm. 

The movie has all the psycholog- 

ical answers: Rejection as a child, 

specially from his mother, fuels 

Che problems that make Ruth noth- 

ing more than a grown-up baby. 

He wants to give children the love 

He missed Dressed in a long fur 

.coat, he piles kids into his expen- 

sive car and buys them new shoes. 

One little girl asks If he's Santa 

Claus. ' 

And of course, there's the leg- 

endary story where Babe hits two 

homers for a dying boy, handled 

here in the schmaltziest manner 

possible. 

At home. Babe's taste for the 

high life in the city costs him his 

country-loving first wife (Trini Al- 

varado). He finds a more under- 

standing mate in a former Zieg- 

field showgirl (Kelly McGillis.) 

Aside from the superb "Eight 

Men Out," baseball movies rarely 

let the sport speak for itself. Much 

of Ruth's time on the field is de- 

picted in faked newsreel clips, 

slightly sped up, showing his 

lumbering skip around the bases. 

It would have been more interest- 

ing to run actual footage of Ruth, 

since we're seeing him basically 

from the stands anyway. 

DIRECTOR ARTHUR Hiller de- 

li ve)-s more corny scenes at the 

plate. We watch Babe swing in 

slow motion, hear the crack of the 

bat. then take in the awed expres- 

sion of the fans, including fresh- 

faced rookie Lou Gehrig who says, 

"he really is a God." Give us a 

break 

"The Babe" didn't necessarily 

have to rewrite the book on base- 

ball movies, but it should give us a 

brighter picture of the golden days 

of the game This image of the 

Babe is no different than that 

found on any baseball card — two- 

dimensional and very flat. 

John Goodman has all the right swings as the legendary 

Babe Ruth in "The Babe." And although Goodman's great 

in the starring role, the mSvle strikes out. 

SCREEN S C E N E 

DETROrT FILM THEATRE. De 

tnfit Institute of Arts, 5200 Wood- 

ward, Detroit. Call 832-2730 for in- 

formauon. ($5) 

•^roof" (Australia - 1991). 7. 9:30 

p rfl April 24-25; 4, 7 p.m. April 26. A 

slightly sinister story of a cynical 

photographer — blind since birth — 

an3 his housekeeper. A debut from 

Australian director Jocelyn More- 

hoyse 

HENRY FORD CENTENNIAL 

LIBRARY. 16301 Michigan Ave., 

Dearborn Call 943-2037 for informa- 

tiett- (Free) _ 

"Operation Snatch" (Britain - 

1962). 7 p.m. April 20. In this British 

satire about military life, an English 

lieutenant during World War II is 

placed in charge of an ape colony. 

T->r-v Thomas aîd George Sanders 

k^p a stiff upper lip. 

MAGIC BAG THEATRE CAFE. 

22A18 Woodward" - Ferndale. Call 

544-3030 for information. ($4; S3 stp- 

dents seniors) 

"Lunatics A Love Story" (USA - 

199-1). 8 p.m. April 20-22. Filmed in 

Poritiac and other Detroit-area lo- 

cates. "Lunatics" was produced by 

Renaissance Pictures, the film com- 

pany that once called Ferndale 

home In it, a struggling poet and ex- 

mental patient (Ted Raimi) experi- 

ences a series of wild hallucinations. 

"Spike and Mike's Festival of Ani- 

mation." April 23-May 2 (call for 

showtimes). From the crazed Cali- 

fornia team of Spike and Mike, a col- 

lection of offbeat contemporary ani- 

mation. Highlights include "Street 

Sweepers." "Mona Lisa Descending 

a Staircase," and this year's Acade- 

my Award winner " Manipulation." 

($6 admission for this film) 

"Sick and Twisted Festival of Ani- 

mation." 9130, 11:30 p.m. April 24 - 

25 A wicked collection of some of 

the sickest cartoon, shorts ever cre- 

ated Along the way, you'll meet 

surh off-i-nlnr rrg^linnq an Tn RrnH 

Jed" and "Dog Pile." No one under 

17 will be admitted. ($6 admission 

for this film). 

MAPLE THEATRE, 4135 W 

Maple, Bloomfield Call 855-9091 for 

information. ($5 75; $2.95 twilight 

show) 

"AntOHia and Jane" (Britain - 

199H-A British comedy about two 

women .— one a cool beauty, the 

other a lost soul — who spend each 

year preparing for their annual re- 

union lunch Directed by Beeban Ki- 

dron 

MICHIGAN THEATRE 603 E. 

Liberty. Ann Arbor Call 668- 8397 

for information. ($5; $4 students/ 

seniors) - • » 

•"Ginger and Fred" (Italy - 1986). 7 

p.m. April 20-21. Giulietta Masina 

and Marcello Mastroianni play 

Ginger and Fred, a pair of Italian 

entertainers who used to imitate the 

great Astaire and Rogers. Now they 

are reunited for a TV talk show in 

this biting satire from Federico Fel- 

lini- 

' "The Player" (USA - 1992). 7 30 

p m. April 22. The Michigan presents 

\>ie-i cltase benefit mji wiling ~Gt~ 

Robert Altman's latest. In this send- 

up of Hollywood, based on a novel by 

Michael Tolkin, a power-hungry 

young executive murders a frustrat- 

ed screenwriter, steals the writer's 

girlfriend, treats his assistants like 

dirt, and feels no remorse. (Tickets 

to benefit the Michigan Theater and 

the U-M Museum of Art are $12.50.) 

"The Double Life of Veronique" 

remembered for James Dean's final 

performance as rags-to-riches Jett 

Rink 

"The Road to Rio"-(USA - 1947). 

April 22-26 (call for showtimes). Per- 

haps the best-loved of the Bob Hope- 

Bing Crosby "road movies," with 

Dorothy Lamoiir and a special ap- 

pearance by the Andrews Sisters. 

— John Monaghan 

DINING A ENTERTAINMENT 

TAKE YOUR 

SECRE^B 

TO III 

OUNTAIN 

VCK'S 

Looking the image 

helps make a band 

By Joaapft Hoffmann 

special writer 

Lucy's Alibi deems itself an alter- 

native band, but a lot of their mate- 

rial comes across in tbe spirit and 

style of the late '60s. " — 

They are a band that is just begin- 

ning to make its way onto Detroit 

and Canada's alternative sector 

"There are so many variables that 

go into choosing for your band mem- 

bers, it's not how well that they play. 

That is a real small factor, even 

though they should play well," said 

Keith Walsh, bassist and vocalist and 

founder of tbe local band. 

"They have to look tbe image, 

have their own resources and be de- 

pendable. That is a real hard trait to 

find among musicians." 

The look Walsh speaks of is visible 

in Lucy's Alibi's latest video, which 

is running on the Livonia Access 

Channel 13's "Half Hour Bower 

Hour " The video show features four 

of the band's songs: "Looking for 

Lucy," "A 100.000 Volts of Donna's 

Love." "Carol Ann" and "To the 

Bone " 

All four songs are from the band's 

d*mo tape. "Where Were You 

When." which has led to some local 

gigs at places like Jamie's on 7. 

Walsh said. 

THEIR SOUND is an exotic con- 

glomerate of the new and old At 

times^they sound like the Kinks, the 

Knack, the Smiths and the Clash all 

loosely rolled into one 

This comes out. in part, because of 

the multiple talents of each member. 

Ken Talbot, lead guitarist, believes 

in a direct approach to the instru- 

ment. ciUng Adrian Belew. Robert 

Fripp and Joe Satnam as influences 

. Robbie Vince, keyboardist, has a 

background playing Top"4ft music 

and started out in the band playing 

guitar 

Tony Mitchell, who handles drum? 

and back-up vocals, is tbe most sea- 

soned musician in Lucy's Alibi hav- 

ing performed ib a number of blues 

bands including Code Blue and Ali- 

sha and Allies 

Although they concentrate a con- 

siderable amount of their efforts on 

original material, they also rework 

their cover repertoire to give it their 

own trademark 

For instance, they do a reggae 

version of Jimi Hendrix's song 

"Fire." also'a New York Dolls' ver- 

sion of the Beatles "I Saw Her Stand- 

ing There." 

Considering the divergent nature 

of these remakes they come across 

forthe most part — with a new 

enhanced flair. 

Whether it's the hard driving "jun- 

jle beat" derived from Mite hell's 

syncopated drumming, the direct 

and permeating guitar of Talbot, the 

lambent keyboards of Vince. or tbe 

structural bass of Walsh. Lucy's Ali- 

. bi has put together a broad approach 

to alternative music. 

Lucy's Alibi performs Tuesday, 

May 5. at the Studio Lounge, 6921 

Wayne, south of Warren Ai-enue, 

WVstia'id For information, call 

729-2540 

(Poland - 1991). 9.35 p.m. April 20 - 

21, 10 15 p.m April 22 The idea that 

every person has an exact and per- 

fect double somewhere in the world 

is the subject of this clever Polish 

film Veronika lives in Poland. Vero- 

nique in Paris, and they have some 

unusual similarities that go beyond 

mere looks. 

STATE WAYNE THEATRE, 

35310 Michigan Ave., Wayne. Call 

326-4600 for information. ($2. $1 stu- 

dents seniors) 

"Giant" (USA - 1956) April 22-26 

(call for showtimes). The story of 

Texas oil tycoons is as big as tbe 

Lone Star State and about as subtle 

as a Cadillac with a pair of horns on 

the front. Rock Hudson and Eliza- 

beth Taylor star, but the film is best 

Creating a whirlwind, alternative sound in Lucy's Alibi is Keith 

Walsh (left), vocalist and bassist; Ken Talbot, lead guitarist; 

Robbie Vince, keyboards and guitar; and Tony Mitchell, 

drummer and back-up vocalist. 

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1992 RIVIERA 

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leather buckets and much more. Stock #20734. 

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1992 SKYLARK SEDAN 

4 door, automatic, power windows, air. rear defogger, 

cruise control, delay wipers, lilt, white with 

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Was $16,769 


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1992 ROADMASTER 

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interior and much, much more. Stock #20590. 

Was $24,414* 


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1992 PARK AVENUE 

Fully loaded, automatic, air, power standard luxury 

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1992 ESCORT GT 

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Monday. Apfll 20. 1992 OA E 

Canton, Salem coast to easy victories 

If tbe Centennial Educational Park girls 

soccer teams were frustrated after their 

scoreless tie last Monday, they vented those 

feelings Thursday with a pair of one-sided 

victories. 

Plymouth Salem crushed visiting walled 

Lake Central 9-0 while Plymouth Canton 

whipped host Walled Lake Western 8-0. 

The No. 5-ranked Chiefs were still undefeated 

going into a Saturday game at Portage 

Central with a 6-0-1 mark. 

Canton is 4-0 in the Western Division of 

the Western Lakes Activities Association 

anrf pan win the division title Monday, May 

4. when it plays host to No. 10 Northville. 

"I'm quite pleased with where *e re at 

right now;' Canton coach Don Smith said. 

'We're playing very solidly. 

"WHAT WE need is some dry weather and 

a change of field (because the CEP field has 

Jenny Garvey takee her cuta at the plate 

Wedneaday, but her pitching played a biflfler 

been wet and muddy in the early spring), 

and we'll be ready to play when we come 

^The Chiefs built a 7-0 half time lead 

against Western and coasted in the second 

half. . „ . 

Leah Hutko scored half of the Canton 

goals and raised her season total to a teamleading 

six. Robyn Vachow, Becki Cifa.di, 

Mandy Salin and Rebekah Rayrnor scored 

one goal apiece. 

Colleen Connell assisted on four goals, 

also giving her a team-high six in that category. 

Melissa Tomei had two assists while 

Hutko and Salin, who has five goals and 

two assists, are tied for the Canton scoring 

leadership with 12 points each. Amy Tortora 

has nine (four goals and one assist)..ConneU 

eight (one and six). Britta Anderson has 

scored two goals and has one assist. 

soccer 

Junior goalkeeper Jori Welchans recorded 

her fifth shutout In seven games against 

Western and has allowed only three goals. 

THE (SALEM) game perked her up," 

Smith said. "I think she felt like she was on 

the next echelon. She made some nice saves 

and took the ball out of the air. She didn't 

make any back there, and she was 

under some pressure. 

•She should be ready this year At this 

point (in ber career), she has to be ooe of the 

best goalkeepers around. " 

The No. S-ranked Rocks went Into spring 

vacation with a 2-0-1 record in the WLAA 

> BtU. BRESLER/itaft p»wlOB«P»* 

role in Salem'a 5-3 victory over North Farminflton. 

Lakes Division and 5-1-2 overall. 

Salem, which resumes play Monday, April 

27. at Northville. got some good news when 

it learned junior defender Shelby Carey's 

knee injury was not as serious as first 

thought 

Carey injured the knee in the Canton 

game last Monday and was thought to be 

done for the season, but Salem coach Ken 

Johnson said she might return in three 

weeks following a rehabilitation period. 

The rout of Central wa£ paced by junior 

striker Kris Goff, who also scored four goals 

and had one assist and became Salem's lead-' 

ing scorer. She has 10 goals and three assists 

for a team-high 23 points. 

Caryn Tatterton contributed three goals 

and two assists. Mandy Drummond two 

goals and one assist, to the victory. Kelly 

Lukasik registered two assists and Sue Parrish 

one. 

(P.CJ1C 

SALEM ATTEMPTED 20 shots while tbe 

Vikings had only three. Jenny Emmett and 

Mesha Chicon played ooe half each In goal 

for the Rocks 

'We passed the ball around nicely," Johnson 

said. "We had some shooting practice 

(after outshooting Canton in the second half 

and failing to score) and had some nice 

goals. 

"They weren't just easy goals We were 

doing some good things. 

"In the big games, we've been defending 

well. We just need some extra goals to put 

us over the hump. This is a good confidence 

builder before the break." 

Following Goff in team scoring are 

Tatterton with 20 points (eight goals and 

four assists), Drummond with 14 (five and 

four) and Erin Bagozzi with eight (two and 

four) 

Rocks, Chiefs earn 

WLAA softball wins 

Jenny Garvey allowed two hits 

and received strong offensive support 

Wednesday from her teammates 

as Plymouth Salem beat host 

North Farmington 5-3 in a softball 

game." 

The Rocks are 3-1 in tbe Lakes Division 

of the Western Lakes Activities 

Association and 5-2 overall. The 

Raiders are 1-3 and 4-5. 

Garvey, who walked six and 

struck out three, benefitted from 

three Salem runs in the secood inning. 

Dawn Marrocco highlighted 

the inning with a two-run triple. 

North scored one off Garvey in tbe 

fourth to pull within 3-1, but the 

Rocks added two in the fifth for a 5-1 

lead. 

The Raiders scored two more in 

the seventh on a bases-loaded fielder's 

choice by Tanya Proctor. The 

game and North s hopes for a rally 

ended with a flyout and a strikeout. 

Salem collected nine hits off North 

pitcher Karen Sere met, who has had 

a decision in each North game. 

"They hit the ball and we didn't," 

North coach Dave Brubaker said. 

Emily Giuliani led Salem's attack 

— with three hits-in four at-bats and 

had one RBI. Kristin Stackpoole and 

Jenny Coleman each had two hits. 

Allison Stein and Katie Bohnke 

had the North hits, while Jenny 

Holtzman received a bases-loaded 

walk for an RBI. 

CANTON 17, WESTERN 4: Plymouth 

Canton junior hurler Kelly 

Holmes picked up ber seventh win 

without a loss Wednesday in relief of 

starter Colleen Baker. 

CEP girls undefeated in track 

Plymouth Canton has made a good start toward 

winning its eighth straight division title in girls 

Wack. ^ ^ , . 

The Chiefs are 2-0 in the Western Division of 

the Western Lakes Activities Association after 

waltzing past Livonia Franklin 100-28 Wednesday 

al Centennial Educational Park. 

Karina Kilpelainen and Ndu Okwumabua won 

two events apiece for Canton, while Christie Saf 

fron, Lana Boroditsch, Kathleen Landelius and 

Stephanie Gray had one individual victory each 

and helped the Chiefs win three relays 

Okwumabua sprinted to winning times of 13.8 

in the 100-metei" dash and 27.7 in the 200 dash 

Kilpelainen woo the high hurdles in 16.3 and the 

intermediates in 49.5. 

Gray won the high jump (4-10). Saffron the 800 

run (2 38 5) and Boroditsch tbe 1,600 run (5:40,5). 

Canton had ooe other winner, Selena Bastine in 

the discus (105-i). 

Landelius and Boroditsch combined with Jennifer 

Warnke and Kim Gudeth to win the 3,200 

relay in 10:59 4 Saffron. Meghan Baresai. Boroditsch 

and Gudeth put together a first-place time 

of 4 30 6 m Ihe 1 BOO relay. 

The Chiefs also woo the 800 relay with Shawn 

Champlin. Terri Scott, Gray and Alicia King finishing 

the race in 159 8 Franklin woo the 400 

relay (58.7). , . 

Canton will be host for the Fifth Annual Lady 

Rocks 

trounce 

Falcons 

Chief Relays on Saturday, April 25 Tbe competition 

begins with tbe field events at 10 a.m. 

Defending champ Brighton, Milford, Wyandotte, 

Dearborn Divine Child, Walled Lake Central 

and Plymouth Salem also will compete. 

"We have five high-powered, high-caliber 

teams competing, and I think it could be ooe of 

the best top-to-bottom invitationals in the area 

this year," Canton coach George Prxygodskl said 

"It's going to be ooe heckuva meet. 

"I think Brighton has to be the favorite They 

had an outstanding showing at the Spartan Relays 

and won the West Bloomfield Invitational After - 

that, it's up for grabs between four other schools 

(Canton. Salem, Milford and Wyandotte)." 

PLYMOUTH SALEM also is unbeaten in dual 

meeis after winning 93-35 over host Farmington 

on Wednesday. 

The Rocks are 2-0 in tbe WLAA Lake* Division 

andS-Tover.il It was the first defeat for the 

Falcons, who are 1-1 and 2-1, respectively 

Salem won all but two field events and had double 

individual winners iaSarah Maklni and Tonya 

Wheeler, who also anchored two relays Sarah 

Hamilton was part of three winning relays, Dana 

Driscoll and Marcia Parker two each 

Makins won both hurdles races, running IMI to 

the 100-meter high hurdles and SO.! in the 3*0 

Plymouth Salem made another •J"*'* J 

boys track Wednesday, winning Its second division dual 

meet 80-56 over visiting Fannlngtoe. 

The Rocks are 2-0 in the Lakes Division of 

em Lakes Activities Association and 2-1 overall. The 

Falcons are 1-1 and 1-2. . . . ' 

Salem junior Don Johnson dsrooostrstad 

ity by winning a field event, a hurdles contest and a 

sprint race He also assisted in Salem's 400-meter relay 

JiWk _ , 

He woo the long Jump at *0-4, the _ 

and the high kuni.es at 15.5 In addition, he combined 

with Marcos Zevalkiak. Todd Fortea and Justin Fisher 

to win the relay la 4017 

intermediates. Wheeler ran times of 26.8 and 

102.6 in tbe 200 and 400 dashes. 

Hamilton ran the leadof f leg JJ® *"J 

1 600 relays, and the Rocks posted respe< 

times of 54 9.1:53.3 and 4:20.2. 

Driscoll Parker and Benning comprised the remaining 

three quarters of the 400 relay team 

Driscoll and Parker also were oo the 800 unit, and 

Courtney Sheldon and Lynda Sebestyen formed 

the middle portion of tbe 1.600 team. Wheeler was 

the anchorperson on the latter two. 

Stacev Wittboff was the lead runner on the 

3 200 relay and also won the 800 run (2 2S & Keily 

McS. Katie Heid and Nicole Zavua combinedwith 

her to port a time of 1*47.8 In the 

re Driscoll also won the lo ^ ur "Pjr 14 "*, ) ijJ 

Benning the 100 dash (13.8). The Rocks got fir* 

places from Melissa Hopsoo ta the hl£Jamp 

0), Karen Boudreau in tbe 1,600 run (5.55 5) and 

Emily Farrell in the 3,200 run (12:32 4) 

Becky Washnock was the only Farmington 

winner with first places in the shot put (31-5) and 

the discus (90-3). 

The girls did a Joper Salem eoaeh Mark 

Gregor said "They have a k* of momentum heading 

into the Easter break. Well do son* refining 

and hopefully came back with some hunger for 

continued success " 

Salem's Jaysoo McDonald won tbe 806 nm (207) 

anchored tbe winning 1,60© and IJWrelayu^ 

Russ Polcyn, Mike 

McDonald ran the form* in M09. and it 

Cudiai, Josh Stickney. Mike Wooteta and McDonald 

running the latter in t:40 

F nber and Cudiai also were individual winners. 

Fisher first place in the 100 dash (11.1) and Cudi 

ni in tbe 3,200 run. 10 JO. . 

The Rocks swept fir* place in the fWd «*nts with 

BILL BRESt_ER/«l«rt photograph* 

Emily Giuliani alidea into home plate to acore a Salem run in 

the softball Victory. 

The win kept Canton undefeated in 

eight games The Chiefs are 4-0 in 

the WLAA Western Division and 

Western 1-3. 

Baker allowed four Western runs 

on three hits and four walks before 

being replaced after 2V» innings. 

Holmes surrendered no hits and 

struck out six in her relief stint. 

" I'm very pleased with Colleen. 

Canton coach Jim Arnold said ' She 

ran into trouble but it was not all her 

fault. We're 8-0 so it's hard not to be 

happy " 

Junior shortstop Dam Mortienwas 

2-for-2 with a double, triple and 

RBI Senior left fielder Holly Miller 

delivered an RBI with a double 

Shamrocks sweep 

twinbill from Irish 

Redford Catholic Central swept 

a baseball double-header Wednes 

day from host Harper Woods Notre 

Dame (7-5 and 5-1) to remain unbeaten 

in the Central Division of 

the Catholic League at 6-0 The 

Fighting Irish are 1-5. 

Sophomore left-hander Dave 

Susalla was the winning pitcher in 

the fttst game, twice taking the 

mound in relief of starter Scott 

Kapla and working 3H innings 

Susalla (2-0) allowed two hits but 

no runs, walked one and struck out 

four Kapla returned in the bottom 

of the sixth after CC scored four 

times in the top half to lead 7-2, but 

Notre Dame used a combination of 

hits and errors to have a three-run 

rally 

Aaron Babicx. Kapla and Dan 

Guaoff had two hits apiece for the 

Shamrocks, who outhit the Irish 8- 

7. Babicz had two RBIs with a 

bases-loaded single in the sixth in 

hiag. and Guaoff scored three rum 

Gqaoff pitched a complete game 

in the nightcap The senior right 

bander (1-0) scattered five hits, 

walked five and struck out six 

He gave up a single and three 

walks in the first inning, hot settled 

down after that," CC coach John 

Salter said "He stenoed In and 

pitched a pretty good game " 

Kapla. George Charnley and Bri 

an Hicks had two hits apiece as the 

Shamrocks outhit Notre Dame 

again 8-5 Charnley also had a sac 

rifiee fly and two RBIs. and Hicka 

hit a solo hodWTWT 

CC was 7-0 overall going Into* 

Saturday 

top-ranked Rochester, the Class A 

runner-up to Plymouth Salem last 

year 

HARRISO> 6. FRANKLIN 5: 

Senior Mike Fesci pitched four inn 

ings of one-hit relief Wednesday as 

host Farmington Hills Harrison 

held on for a 6-5 baseball win over 

Livonia Franklin. 

The Ha wks are 5-1 overall and 3- 

1 in tbe Western Division of the 

Western Ukes Activities Association 

Pesci, who is 3-0 overall, came 

on in relief of starter Jeff Cislo, 

who allowed three runs on three 

hits ami five walks In three innings 

of work 

He had a tired arm today, because 

he pitched five innings Mooday," 

Harrison coach John Herrington 

said "But we were able to 

get four more innings out of him, so 

W*» glad for the rest now («n 

apring vacationV." 

Harrison owned a 4-3 lead at the 

end of three innings, but Franklin 

pushed across a run off in the top 

of the fourth to tie But Harrison 

added two in the bottom of the iOning 

to take the lead for good. 6-4 

Dan Hight started the fourth in 

mng rally when he was safe at first 

base oo a Franklin error Matt 

Woolf sacrificed Hight to second 

base and Ed Bodor sent Hight 

home with a single for a V4 toad 

Budor advanced to second on a 

the throw to the plate and ad 

on a pair of widie pttcfcaa for • 6-4

O&E Monday. April 20. 1992 

t h e w e e k 

a h e a d 

PSEP BASEBALL 

(all game* 4 p.m unless noted) 

Tueeflay. April 31. Wajne Memorial at Wesiland 

Gann (7) nam . UnwersayorQettoevs U» FVankkn 

I'Jt • -loo" Bedford CC (> Couo«ry Oej 4 14 p m Pt» 

Crummm at Brgrnon Liwgaacra. 4 30 p m 

Aednesder Apr* 22 Wan* Memorial'al Garden 

Ot, " J - Merran OeL&Saae vs Rediord CC al Cap- 

dt> Par. (J. noon. L»» ^ranklwi a' Befima. I p.m.. 

1.1m* CV« Cmc i*-»eo St Agattia ai Capaoi Part 

. i2) 4p«#» •. 

r fk/r*day. Apr* 23 Li» OwoM al Geiên Cay. I • 

a -i Soui'gaie fcy * IK " «' P"y Selem ft). 1 pm.. 

Oedfcvd CC a> Harper Woods Bahop Gaaagner (2). 

3-»pm 

'• Cantor at CnaHea invBatorai 

Sunday. April 26; Farm Morcj at Bat C«y Tourna- 

-.«« 1.TBA; 

C r u s a d e r s s w e e p 

2 f r o m C o n c o r d i a 

After losing four consecutive 

NAIA District 23 games earlier last 

week. Madonna University's base- 

ball team needed a reprieve. It got it 

Friday at Concordia College. 

A near-perfect pitching perform- 

ance by -Chris Kloc (from Redford 

Thurston) enabled the Fighting 

Crusaders to edge Concordia 1-0 in 

the opener A pair of one-run singles 

by both Joe Brusseau and Ernie 

with a 6-2 victory in the nightcap. 

Kloc improved his record to 3-1 

with a two-hitter in the first game 

He walked two and struck out eight 

to outduel the Cardinals' Shaun Hay- 

ward. who also allowed just two hits, 

walkiag three and striking out four 

Madonna's only run was scored in 

the sixth Rowling walked, and Mike 

Murphy pinch-ran for him Murphy 

moved to second on a stolen base 

and to third on a ground out. then 

scoi ed with two out on a wild pitch. 

In the second game Brusseau had 

RBI singles in the first and third, 

and Bowling had run-scoring base 

hits in the third and seventh. Chris 

Gaiewski, who also had two hits, 

drove in a run in tbe sixth; Rich Roy 

added a run-producing single in the 

sixth. 

JEFF KUGELMAN was the bene- 

ficiary. earning his fourth pitching 

win against one loss He allowed six 

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B o w l e r s p l a n f o r b a n q u e t s e a s o n 

Monday. April 20. 1992 OAE *3C 

WOMEN'S COLLEGE SOFTBALL 

Tuesday Apr* 21 Madonna at Spring Arbor. 3 30 

p.m 

Thursday. Aprs 23. Grant) Rapids Baptial «* UaOorv 

na «t Ford Fmd « p.m. 

F«toay. April 24 Madonna at Adrian Tournament 

(TBA; 

Saiurdey Apr* 24. Madonna at Aanen Tournament 

(THAI 

BOYS TRACK 

(all meets 3:30 p.m unless noted) 

Ttiursdey Aprs 23 Py Cunanan at Groase Poena 

Urns liggstt 4 45 p m • _ • 

Friday Apr: 94 Beotad CC at Jackson Relays. 3 

p m Ply. Christian at CMU Relays (TBA) 

Saturday Apr* 25 U» CrvcM at DaSs.Hn Relay*. 

10 a IT Wesiland Slam al 0 Water* Ratey (Monroe 

HS| to am Rejiord Urvorv Farm Harrison. Li» 

Franks at New Relays. 10 30 am Pty Canton. Pty 

Saiem ai OeM.ia* Tiger Relays (TBA) 

GIRLS TRACK 

(ail meets 3 30 p.m unless noted) 

Tuesday, April 21 GaonM Richard'Domwcan at 

Fari" Itfc* noon 

Friday. Aprs 24: Farm Mercy at JacKston Inwtetion 

a> 'BA 

Saturday. April 25. Uv tadywood al CMU Ratays. 8 

am In Stevsraon at vvarrsn DsLaSaSe Aslsys. 9 

»7T> pi, Salem at Chml ^Canton) Relays. 10 am Liv 

C.nu'Ct ' at Betexto Relays 10 am . VWeUland Olenn 

at C Watarj Roay iMornoe MS) 10 am , Liy FranUn 

at So*. Seutys. 10 30 a m RsOIOrd Union at Noifl Re- 

lavs '0 30 a m 

GIRLS SOCCER 

Saturday Apr*?5 Pty Canton et Aonan. 1 p.m 

TBA - wne to oe armounced 

Hon spnng *pom scnecUB 1am nor oeanrsc*»ecr 

»om wntmne Hiron VaUey Lutfmnn 

b a s e b a l l 

hits and one walk, striking out seven. 

Phil Trapp was the loser. 

The sweep made Madonna 23-10 

overall. 10-6 in the district. Last 

Wednesday, the Crusaders were 

5. Lou McKaig was the loser in t6e 

first game; Joe Jentzer. in relief of 

Mike Coleman, took the loss in the 

second. 

The first game was 3-2 Aquinas 

after five innings, but Madonna sur- • 

rendered four unearned runs in the 

sixth and gave up another run in the 

seventh. T.C. Raptis, Jeff Pendell 

and Bill Terski eagft had two hits; 

Pendell drove in twMfets. 

In the second game. Madonna 

jumped out in front with a four-run 

first inning, scoring on a Pendell solo 

homer, an RBI double by Bowling 

and a two-rjm homer by Kevin 

O'Connor. They made it 5-0 on Steve 

Coffells run-scoring single in the 

fifth, but Coleman, who had a no- 

hitter through four innings, weak- 

ened in the bottom half of the inning 

and gave up five runs. 

Jentzer surrendered a two-run ho- 

mer to Aquinas' Jay Martin in the 

sixth, and that clinched the sweep. 

THE REGULAR SEASON is 

coming to a ctoae for most 

bowling league*, U they ha- 

ven't finished already. 

This is the time when strikes and 

spares take a back seat to roast beef, 

chicken wings and the other usual fare 

that is served at league banquets Each 

league has Its own way of serving, 

whether It Is a simple buffet or a sumptu- 

ous feast. 

This Is also when awards are handed 

out to the league champs and bowlers 

with high games and series and the pin 

money is distributed 

Most of the time, a hall or restaurant 

With banquet facilities is rented for this 

event In the case of the Inter-Lodge 

League, a three-day weekend in Toledo 

with spouses will mark the end of the sea- 

son. This is an example of how a large 

number of people and the willingness of a 

facility can make for a good deal. 

This is the sixth straight year this 

league has been able to travel for an en- 

lire weekend Some energy and hard 

work always goes into this effort, bat the 

results are well worth it. 

The Suburban Proprietors Traveling 

League has already finished the season 

and the banquet was held at ooe of the 

bowling centers. The buffet was paid for 

out of funds.from the 50-50 raffle. What- 

ever and wherever your bowling banquet, 

watch those calories. 

• Bill Funke bowled his third career 

perfect game last week in the Mooday 

Men's League at Country Lanes in Farm- 

ington Hills. 

' Not bad, considering only a few months 

ago this bowler was ready to give up the 

game because of arthritis in his bowling 

hand Funke found a small miracle that 

helped him. He was able to ease the pain 

and get "back to excellent form, and be 

raised his average to more than 200 

again 

I Claim a little credit for this because I 

had a similar experience several years 

ago. The minor miracle? Simply a bit Of 

cod liver oil every day. 

It has worked -for me. now it has 

worked for Funke as well It can be pur- 

chased over tbe counter at most drug 

stores and there are no side effects But 

there are no claims for a cure either As 

in the case of Funke, it's worth a try 

BOWLING HONOR ROLL 

Bel Aire Lanes (Farmtngtonl Senior House 

1 0 - p i n a l l e y 

Al 

A J L J H a r r i s o n 

League — Terry Chase. 264/73?. Paul Koarug. 

236/652. Bd Oyer. 232/662. Mark Abel*. 236/ 

669 Ron End*r» 2*5/669. Mario Ruaao. 2*2' 

650. Wale Smith. 237/678; Man CekJweH. 

227/648 John Spence. 247/670. Tom 

O'Rourfce. 255/674, Bob Hanson. 238/665. 

G"*nn Libiow. 268 

Salad Bowlers — Barbara Victory. 213; Mr 

chefe Cftartong. 206. Karen McCoean. 202; 

Irene Vignsfe. 213 

St Francis K ol C Mixed -i Craig Campbell. 

243/594. Watty SonanaKy. 220/594. Caah 

Tryban. 213/612; Par Piter a. 204 

Country Lanes (Farmington Hilts! Monday 

N.gnt Men s League - BILL FUNKE. 300-217- 

255 772 

Greenfield Mixed — PM Smnye. 289/656, 

Bis Funke. 258-221-358/656. Tony VanMeter. 

202-2Q2-2C2: Sieve MusMnsfci. 225-270-211/ 

706, Fiyan Wilson 268/715; Varn Goodtng. 

222/627, Tim Hettinger. 246/622. Jim J*nmer- 

son 232/657, Al Harrison. 238, Kay Marttey, 

222/601. Roberta BarksOale. 215/593. Jim 

Tayk* 233. John Wmgerl. 233; Pam Smith. 

200. 

B'nai Both Brotherhood Eddie JacoOson — 

Rick Woolman, 248. Je« Etsenberg. 220 

Countrymen — Mike LaPradd. 258/599. 

Boo Heard, 224/592 Dick Parent. 226/619, 

Mark Hatcntgian, 218/606: Jon Robb. 221; Ken 

Ghnski. 226 

Si Paul's Mens — Steve Faydenko. 255- 

244/689, K Hansen. 225/600. J Ga». 225/ 

608 

Wednesday Ladies — Sue Km. 226/627; Be* 

Conknght. 222 

Country Kegiers — BUI Jolinson 245. Pete 

Ca&sann, 225 

C/L Ladies - Linda Harris. 222; Sandy 

Weed. 229/598 DeOOe Van Meter. 214/619, 

Wednesday Junior House — Curtis Beach. 

224/619, R«k Davis. 231. Dave Luecker. 225. 

Steve Scfcoenberg. 225/617; Andy Ertcksan. 

254/673, Gordy Grimes. 266, Oave FeUren- 

bach 234/639, Jerry Wilt 235/606. Rob Gay- 

nor, 254-244/702, Brant Smith. 225/702; Chris 

Hrmmelspach. 239/634. Dave Nelson. 233. Jim 

DeBeHis. 244/620 • 

Drakeshire Lanes (Farmington Hills) Thurs- 

day Nile Stereo! ypers — PAUL MORGAN. 300 

Tuesday Men s Jutbot House — Dave Weg- * 

mann. 674. Ray Shephard. 279/741; John 

Bryngelson. 255/694 Steve Weston, 267; 

Chuck Chartaway, 668 

Bedford Lanes (Redford Township): West 

SOe Lutfieran — Jar. Woehlke. 243, Don John- 

son. 619 

Garden Lanes (Garden City! B«hop Foley 

- DonSart). 752 

1 OOF - B4ty Roe. 701. 

St Linus Men — JIM CRISPIN. 300, Gary 

Cfaia. 710 

TGIF — John lemanek. 704 

- Print craft — Derm* Foarter. 733; John 

Chortwx 749. 

Woodland Lanes (Livonia* Grand** - J*»- . 

ry Urban. 726; Jim Hertman, 277/725 

Friday Youth Leagues — K*rt Broughton. 

230; Nelson Kluska. 696 

Mem Bowl (Lfvoniai. YABA Youth (Majors) 

- Chris Zaflont*. 280/691. 

Lost Weekenders - TOM BOWDEN, 300/ 

703 (17 straight strikes]; Ray Herman, 256- 

256/669 

KotC — Nlok ConHeth, 297 

Senior House League — Fred Young. 274/ 

728; Steve Do*han, 269/707; Make Moyw. 

258-258/719; Garrett Nag* 261/7171 Tom 

Spada. 264/706. Brian Oumn, 252/700, Chris 

Adormlis. 269/671; Mike Barents. 248/696. 

Town N Country Lanes fWeellandl Man's 

Trio — Ken Gabrielson. 265/734; Jim A»*n. 

277/720. Rod Jenkins. 246-246/709. Nick W»- 

kowski, 259-243/707. Cham* StaSey. 2*4/ 

695 Bruce Gaudi. 278/659, Rob Cook. 257/ 

673. Je« Herzig. 249/695. BSy CopeWnd 265 

Funseekars — Mike Zlellnak., 266. 

Merchants — Lloyd McNabb. 266-278-215/ 

761. Steve Osmatco. 289/663, Art W*amson. 

278/661. Bill Reynolds. 259/709; Roland 

Weaver. 246/673. Jerry Venters. 246/656; 

Keith Henry. 672; Je« Herzig. 246/682 

Mayflower Lane* (Redford TownaWpf May- 

flow Monday Senors - ART KU3NAR. 300 

204-202/706. Gary Zalewskl. 236/652. Al 

Thompson. 224/632. Al Richter. 238/624 

John Parker. 247/616, Billy Sewell, 225/616. 

Chuck Fedetico, 255/607 Jack Dahfctrom. 

242/600 

Mayflower Friday Seniors — Rich Zacheranlk. 

235/640. Art Kuanar. 236/628. John Batxch 

209/607. Stan Wesner, 229/606. Mike Beflo- 

mch. 224/603, Don Rotunda. 212: Walt Otczak. 

254 

plaza Lanea (Plymouth): Watertord Men — 

Mike Beauchamp. 298/672: John.Co*. 2*4; 

Boyd Maloney, 238; Bob Smith, 263; Jeff 

Y o u ' r e invited! 

] p p i i t l § i i e 

PAINTER APPEARANCE 

Tuesday, 

April 21, 

3:30 lo 5:30 p.m. 

a n d 

6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 

at our 

Lakeside Mall 

location only 

Meet Master Painter Gayle Geer from Lilliput Lane. England's 

finest cottage collectible, as she creates a highly detailed, 

authentic reproduction of England's heritage. 

Have your selections signed by Gayle from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. 

and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 

" Gamekeepers Cottage", a special show piece, will only be 

available in Michigan at this event. 

Register to win one of three exquisitely handcrafted cottages 

valued at $75 to $150 No purchase necessary You-need not 

be present to win. 

Stop in or call us today at 247-1753 to reserve your cottages 

If you're unable to attend, we'll be happy to have your personal 

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Lakeside Mall - 247-1753 

Newsom. 258. Oave Baiantlna. 228. Ron Oan- 

lovich. 235; Tire EvereO. 269 

Ford Shatdon Road Men's Leap* — Charte 

Rrtfle. 256/719 B4I Clements. 269-244/706 

plaza Man - Dams Waugh. 256/740: Larry 

GawWt. 2*8, Fred Sam*. 2*7: Uka Schweizer 

238/600; Gary Bulson. 236/686. Bob 

Hoemschemeyer, 235/61% Bob Langston. 

234/626. Dan BokJa. 233. Bob Day. 230. John 

Moreno. 228/662. Rich Sturtz. 225; G Wil- 

liams. 236 

Wonderland Lanea (Livonia* Wonderland 

Classic — Dave Keranan. 278/769: Jwry •*- 

Chois. 267/7*1; John Wodarsfcl Jr.. 266/721. 

Rob Gaynor 252/708 Garrett Nagie. 290/ 

676 Greg Bashara 256/692. Gordy Cantwen 

69fl Rusty Reed. 661. Dave Kaiazewstu. 672, 

Mark Partse. 269/670. Ronnie Moore 671, 

Danny McDonald. 672. Gary ReguiakL 676. Jer- 

ry Hay. 673 - 

Youth Leagues — Neholas Ravenna. 11*. 

Tonya Thompson. 101. Ryan Murphy 109. Mat- 

lory Murzin. 106. Ryan McTeat. 102; Lauren 

RK-hard. 110 

Prep — Scon Fuierton, 120. Sh*un West. 

.108/311 

Hawthorne Squares — Keith Rys. 289/678. 

Jack Lenover. 26* TERRY MADtGAN. 2*9 

300/739. Bob Potfite. 25* 

Ladies Sareor House -. Midge Labo 232; 

Carol Neu, 255. Gloria Mertt 213 

BGR — Ev Sumner. 678. John Perez, 23* 

Bob Oayus, 239/658. Joe Swingta. 2*6; Ron 

Miles 2*2. Gene VOenauve. 232/652 

Motor C4y Eagles - Mtke Mears. 266 Bnar 

Dzmelyk, 265/665 Ron Lezotte.. 658. Larry 

Blanchard. 257. Bob Reyes. 256, Wayne 

Fredrickson. 257. Ron Poddam. 239 

Fiesta Lanes (Weatiand): Tuesday Coke 

Bowl - J T PiUsbury. 126/223 

Monday Coke Bowl — Ryan Nickerson. 130/ 

212 • 

Saturday Noon Bumper — Brandy Tennart 

13*/221. Tabltha Wright. 102. John French" 

109 Can McOaniel 102 Natalie Garver. 11G 

. Satuiday Noon Coke - Jason Trent. 16*/ 

30* Nathan Waiece. 173/290 

Saturday 9 30 a m Coke — Jimmy Shepard. 

156, Trevc Wedesky. 120 

Saturday 3 pm Bumper — Matt Randoipr. 

110 Micnaet Murphy. 105 

Tuesday Bumper — Andy Betters. 122/235 

Campus-wide , 

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Saturday, April 25,11 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Sunday, April 26, Noon - 5 p.m. 

See hundreds of special displays and demonstrations by 

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4 downtown Farmington 

471-5020 

Model open dally 1-5 

OFFICE: 775-8206 

FarnWngton Hills 

SUPER LOCATION 

Grand Rer'OrcharC Lake 

Stoneridge Manor 

& two D^drcKKr .n i 

S495 par mo iodud- ' 

•ngcarport, vanicals. a*.appliances ] 

i Erne, on Freedom Ro W ol Ore ] 

hwd L ake Rd S ot Grand River 

478-1437 775-8206 

FARMINGTON HILLS I 

' 'SOU aq It 2 and 3 t»droom town- [ 

j "o>.ses .2*4 baths spacwus masler.1 

; bedroom suite Wamer'Dryer : 

: Dllnds and covered pert Ing 

FROM »20 

FOXPOINTE 

MALSTE0 4 It MILE 

473-1127 

BEST 4PARTMENT VALUE 


TIMBERIDGE 

DELUXE ' 

2 BEDROOM UNITS 

From $500 

. I ,rr»le0 l.me oHlei on select uniis 

N«w rananis only 13 month lease 

.mc»jdaa appkancas vert ical DOnai 

»4 w"U| 56 1 3593 m!?* 

453-7144 r,a 

Produced & Directed by Consolidated Management 

We Care • 569-8880 

NOW LEASING 

SOUTHPORT 

1 A 2 BEOROOM 

LAKE FRONT APARTMENTS 

from: 

$ 4 7 0 

MEAT INCLUDED IN RENT 

Washer & Dryer in Every Apartment 

All Lakefront Apartments 

• Thru-Unit Design tor Maximum Privacy 

and Cross Ventilation 

Cathed.ai Citings Available 

Central Air Conditioning 

Private Balcony or Patio 

Modern Krtcften with Open Bar Counter 

SOUTHPORT 

• Westland • 

New bu rgh near Glenwood 

' Limited Time 

2 Bedroom - s 420 00 * 

ONE MONTH FREE* 

$200.00 Security Deposit 

Vertical Blinds • Pool • Carport 

Monday-Friday 8:30-5:30 

729-5090 

* Subject to change 

without no.lea 

its only 

(£> 

lenwood 

rchards 

400 Apts. For Rent 

LIVONIA'S 

FINEST 

LOCATION 

Merriman corner 7 mile 

Near Livonia Mall 

Deluxe < 8 2 bedroom units 

immediate Occupancy 

From $570 

Salt cleaning -ar^>e vertical Bands 

MERRIMAN WOODS 

Model open »-S except Thursday 

477-9377 Office 775-8206 

400 Apf • For Rsnt 

Plymouth »rfO«tDAaij Semor 

Citaen Specials Spacious 1 I -2 

communrfy WaSi to snooping Cen- 

tral an. disfiwesher vertical band* 

carport., pool Amiable to QuaafteO 

LIVONIA 

1 MONTH FREE RENT" 

MEAT rffCLUDEO • 

RENT FROM 1*95 

SECuRltv DEPOSIT ItSO 

Spacious 1 & 2 Bedroom apts with! 

pHuw carpet' vertical blinds self_ 

clearvng Overv Irosttre* r«trigeralc» i 

dishwasher ample storage «ler j 

com carport, club house saurta ax- ] 

ercse room.-lanrws courts, heated 

pools 

On Joy Rd W of New Our gr, 

459-6600 

• On selected units onr, 

NORTwviLtE AREA Iftibeoroom 

apartments available 1520 to MOO 

per month including' heal 1 year > . 

leas* F'leaaa calf 348-9250 j 

NCrth VIS* 

TREE TOP 

LOFTS 

APtordabM 2 story t Bedroom 

apan men,t availaBW Features cen ' 

wal an wal» in Closet covered, part-J 

baicorry ar-d umoue sleeping 

PLTMOUTH 

BEAT THE 

ODDS! 

- What are the odds ol Imdrng 

tha perlect apt lor only 

• $475 

you can beat me odd*' A beautilui 

one bedroom apt that m only mav 

«rom 

' 8 >-275 ret secluded, m a guiet real- 

1 r»ghborhood 

—...—i oan be yourat 

tuny eduwped nitdiana and almost 

| 'OOOeq ft. or Hying spec* 

whai ar* you waning «or»? 

TWIN ARBORS 

453-2800 


NOF1TMQATE APARTMENTS 

1 MONTH'S FREE RENT 

Studio 1 8 2 Badroom Apts 

Start at 1375 Heat 4 cade mcaudad 

Swimming Pool T«nma Courts and 

Much Mora. Caa now 9SB-8M8 

Located on WQreanSald 

- PLYMOUTH - 

BROUGHAM 

MANOR 

1 & 2 BEDROOMS 

Veer Lease 

Heat & Water Included 

455-1215 

3 Wooded par* wit' stream «or 

Sp< -ng po"' 

storage and c*b(* TW 

937-1880 

559-7220 

PLYMOUTH - 2 badroom dupla*. 

appliance* 1 carpet. 1S35 mo One 

bedroom entclency 1395 mo m- 

dudaa *» utilrtle* 455-0391 

PONT1AC - OniQue MstorH studio 

1295'month rxJuOng uwtiea No 

per. Mrs Smith 335-9190 

REDFORD AREA 

Telegraph-5 Mne • i 4 1 bedroom 

daw. decorated, gulat. carpet. Mr 

conditioner bands, heat included 

For maturs professional pedpw 

with -elerencsa. From 1385 

PARKSIDE APTS. 

532-9234 

ROY At OAK/TROY 

Doggy. Odggy «mere «m you Sve' 

At Amber Apertments 

PsrrmsaKin they gtve- 

280-1700 

SOUTHFIELO 

FRANKLIN 

RIVER APTS. 

MOVE IN FOR $150 

RENT FROM 1575 

SECURITY DEPOSIT 1150 

Lusury 1 4 2 bedroom act* ««th 

pmtf carpet, vertical band*, jar 

met mtcften. sell cleaning oven. 

«roet iree refrigerator dianweanar 

intercom system lots or aoeets 8 i - 

CLINTON TWP 791-6444 

ed entrsncs. inlrusion m m system }M70Qarflaw 

^ ANN ARBOR 

12 Mile& Telegraph 2477 

356-0400 

FREE 

APARTMENT 

LOCATOR 

1-800-777-5616 

Save Time 4 Money 

Open 7 Days 

CoUr Videos 

An A/*aa4 Prioa*. 

Tom 3 Days »Wo 30 Minute* 

C*m 100.000 Choices 

TROY 680-9090 

3724 Rochester Rd 

SOUTHFIELD 354-80401 

29284 Northwe*1«rn Hwy 

CANTON 961-7200' 

4271' Ford Rd 

NOVI 348-0540 

400 Apis. For Wsnt 

ROYAL OAK 

13 Mile & Coottdge 

2 Bedroom Apanmerits 

FROM $446' 

HEAT INCLUDED • 

WOODWARD 

NORTH 

APARTMENTS 

549-7762 

Mon -Fn 9-5 

' Lowted tune. V»t « montn* o) a 



COUNTRY CORNER APTS 

Wa'ra BlG on Square Feat 

, t bedroom 1100 aa II 

2 bedroom '30C sq. It 

3 Bedroom lawnhouee 1400 so ». 

ROYAL OAK 

AMBASSADOR EAST 

1 Moon S ol IS Mae on OreanfieMI 

Rd Lovely I 4 2 bedroom apis New 

I pool Oioee loâminjjefii 

1124 »l"> 

SouthBeid __ 

WHITEHALL APARTMENTS 

t MONTHS FREE RENT 

I Spacious 2 Bedroom Apt* 

Starting at 1440 Frsa6e«e4 

Meet an sewed units Ca8 now 

547-0311 ConvenwiOy Local- 

ad on » Mae. areenfteid 

'/k OFF 1ST MO. 

I LOW DEPOSIT 

286-6115 559-7220 


TROY 

SOMEAST! AREA FftDM 14*5 

14 2 1 

- LMindry reoaue* 

i -Baleonus or-P*»* 

TROY - 2 badroorae 2nd Booi f { 

condrnonad. baicoryy N4 

vary ipacloua Par»*>g 

now WO mo 

WARREN PLAZA APARTMENTS 

t MONTH'S FREE RfcNT 

aa To Shopping 4 Exprsa* 

VILLAGE APARTMENTS 

342-02*5 

SOUTHFIELD 

1 Bedroom Apts. 

From $438" 

HEAT INCLUDED 

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS 

$555 

, , WAYNE • 

CaM Swwnmmg pool, tenma mckHoH 

CaS 7! 

1200 Security Oepoan 

room from 1400 fr 

, courts 4 «M»i mon Cad 744-1100 

Locstad on Hoover and 10 MBa 

APARTMENTS 

UNLIMITED 

Ths Essmsi Way to Find 

a GREAT PVACEt 

HIDDEN VALLEY 

APARTMENTS ' 

358-4379 

677-3710 Mon.-Fri 9-5 S#1 10-2 

} • Limited time Vst 6 months ol a 

1 paar *m New nwWitl 

Sewcled Urvtt 

BEDFORD AREA 

$299 Moves You In 

(On S alien J UnrtH 

FREE HEAT Clean Quiet buadmg. 

'large 1 4 2 bedrooms wa*-«v clo- 

se!* intrusion alarm system Server 

discount 

T aW»r*ph . mae S of .-94 

GLEN COVE APTS. 

538-2497 

Managed by Kaftan Enterprises 

Plymouth Square 

Apartments 

1 BEDROOM APT 

$465 PLUS UTILITIES 

~ 9421 MARGUERITE 

(off Ann Arbor Rd . 1 Blocs west of 

ShsKWI 

MON THRU FRI. 9-5 

455-6570 t.l 

Redford TWP. 

LOLA PARK MANOR 

2S055 Frye Mile Rd 

fW ot 

Haa a spaciom '. Bedroom apt 

available for immediate occupancy. 

• 1 MONTH FREE RENT • 

1495 Tonal to move trr with approved 

credit iroude* heat air. Band* 

carpeting 4 storage room, awarv 

pool * picnic area. cabU 

PLYMOUTH 

1 4 2 BEDROOM APTS 

ALSO FURNISHED l BEOROOM 

CAU FOR SPECIALS' 

Featuring guw' smgie story pnvate 

entrance, pelio utility room wtth 

washer dryer hookup, attic storage 

Princeton Court Apts 

On WHcoa o« Schowcran 

459-44*0 

^Sy 

Call: 255-0932 

^ SOUTHFIELD 

A Spacious 1 bedroom apart . . 

w 

Reouiarly 1625 ' 2 8 j bedroom*, private entry *to»- 

age 8 leundry room, balcony, ap- 

pro* '500 *Q It Telegreph 4 12 

MU* araa WAKEFIELD 354-3'90 

SOUTHFIELD 

11 MaeDetwear 

Lasher 4 Everyaen 

iow MOVE-IN COSTS 

Spacious 2 Bedroom Ap's 

FROM $637* 

Heat Included 

Knob In The Woods 

Apartments 

353-0586 

Now 1595 tc« a limited time cmv 

356-6570 

SOUTHFIELD'FRAJWKLIN 

2 or 3 bedroom spedous lovm- 

houaas elegant tormel dlrvng room 

8 great room with natural tirep-at* 

2'y baths master bedroom suite 

(UK Basement 2 car attached ga- 

rage From 11285 

WEATHERSTONE 

TOWNHOUSES 

350-1296 

Franklin Rd , S. of 13 Mile 

Managed By Kaftan Enterprises 

SOUTHFIELD. 

40-30-20-10 

DISCOUNT ' 

| BIG MOVE-IN SPECIAL 

: bedroom .apts wrth pfcrsh carpal. 

Wlnas gourmet kitchen sen-dean 

Tg oran v^ciude* washer, dryer 

I carpori. pnvai* entrance 8 lots ol 

' stc.-ag* 

. PARK LANE 

355-0770 

Owe Center D- near Telegrapr 

•Clear. OUMM 1 B«JrBQm 

• We*-m Ooeets 

. Covered Parting 

. ?4 hr Morvtorad anruaion Aiarm 

12 Ma* 8 Laneer 

TWYCKJNGHAM VALLEY 

356-4403 

. £nilfpo»»» loc 

TROY 

RocneMer Rd North 

oi Square Lake Rd 

3 Bedroom Townhouses 

FROM $563* 

HEAT INCLUDED 


| ROCHESTER VILLAS 

— * • L laundry taciiMiaa 

i Crooks 4 1-75 

362-4088 

THREE OAKS 

APARTMENTS 

SPRING SPECIALI 

UMOUE-OU«T-StCLUOED 

159? - 2 BEDROOM 

1530 1 BEDROOM 

11 SO SECURITY DEPOSIT 

_u«ury 14 2 bedroom epsrtments 

wan pman carosi. vertical Band*. 

WAYNt CdiumfKia Apia 

2 bedroom* neas mcsuded 

1A2S PK* dapoait ^ 

1 WAYNE FOREST APTS 

879-2466 

Mon -Sax 9am-5pm 

'umited t«ne. "n» 4 month* ol a 

-aeemg Agent on the hot 

Nfads -enlala gunaty OKermg 

lanlesac dee* an 2 4 .3 bed 

apartments Eaay move-m term* 

FREE RENT UNTIL MAY V 

HAVING OPEN HOUSE 

April 20 thrd April 24 

WAYNE FOREST APTS 

33005 'or«*1 Ave 

Weyn*. Ml 4414* 

326-7800 

WAYNE -LAROE 

avast Carpeted 

condmor^ ctelm 

TROV'ROYAL OAK-5W1 CrOOfcS 

cured buSdmg Carport storaos 

utHihea Lasas 1525 B47-7D7S 

Troy'Royal Oak Aree* 

Full Spectrum Selection 

at Amber Apartments 

280-1700 

! Mon -Sat 9-5 

SoutMieiC 

HIDtiEN OAKS APARTMENTS 

2 MONTHS FREE- 

list 8 Laat Month) 

QE appliances bands ceramic 

bath central air carports svaMbie ] SeMded Units, 

.ntercom* peho»-.baiconiaa Cam* 

ready large storage ares laundry 

tacattia* 

1 BEOROOM from 1495 

2 BEOROOM trom 1580 

557-4520 

15433 W 11 Mile at Greenn»d 

Hours Daily 11 -6.c Sat 9-2 

aed Thurs 4 Sun ( 

• Based on 13 month occupency 

New tenants only Selected units 

•aon -&ei s-3 a-i*. '*--r , rtl, .. 

•Limited time First 4 months ol a ! smaller cotnpwi 

TROY 

NICEST 1 BEDROOM 

I vcArdes 'ui wad washer 8 dryer «i j Me-r 

»ach heat water, vertical bunds TROY S VALUE 

arpn carpori 4 pool A* lor 14 tO. I Very specious 1-2 Bedroom* r. a 

l'»3 lecunty first 3 weeni traa lo 2 ? ? ^ ^ 

-«w tanani Cr^ri .*» T-aintawac I ed Call BKW — —— —«•- 

j 93-0940 ; tier' pincas 342-1940 or 544-3514 

SOUTHFIELD 

12 MM Rd 

1 block E ol Telegraph 

ROCHESTER HRXS - No security 

deposit Sublet W*ur> I Bedroom 

apt Carport wasnar .'dryer heated 

pool tennis 1524 mo 4*4-4074 

| pontiae 

ORCHARD LAKE ROAD 

Beautiful woooed 

apt Carpel Air 

included 

FROM $375 

ORCHARD WOODS APTS. 

334-1878 

l ORCHARD LA 

near -Taiegrapn Ba 

selling 1 bedroom 

orndltiorw heal inc 

Romulus 

OAKBROOK VILLA 

3 and 3 bedroom lowr.iXArSei 

Ranginc trom 139910 1500 

include* ail utwtiee 

Open Mon Wad Fn 

Tne* 8 Thur* 

Sat ' \am-2pm 

15001 BRANDT 

9am-5pm 

9em-4pm 

Closed Sun 

941-4057 

SOUTHFIELD 

$399 MOVES YOU IN 

FREE HEAT Cieen 1 bedroom with 

wai»-m closet Intrusion alarm 

Lighted Parsing 

WELLINGTON 'PLAC E 

355-TOW 

Managed by Kaftan £nt*rpnaoa inc 


SPACIOUS 

2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments 

FROM $725 

. HEAT INCLUDED 

Lancaster Hills 

Apartments 

352-2554 

Mon.-Fri 9-5 Sat. 10-2 

FREE 

APARTMENT 

LOCATOR 

1-800-777-5616 

Save Time 4 Money 

Open 7 Oeys 

Color Videos 

, All Areas 4 Prnc*jdm wtiMie* 540 0043 

On I-S4 North Service Drlvs Betsneen 

Heggedy U A BeHevMie Rd 

L»884f>5 Office Open 

Prt IM 

Sat 'O S Sun 12-S 

697-8742 

>-s 

¥ 

/ f D A N K U N \ 

W SQUARE ^ ^ 

(APAPTWEW-T cO 

Immediate Occupancy 

A quaint & quiet apartment community in 

Livonia, close to great shopping, restaurants. 

1-96 access A Metro Airport 

900 Rent Savings 

Hrdurrd Srcartty IVposit ® 

Attractive 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments 

from 9 5 15* 8 440 

HEAT AND 

VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED 

l ocated on ^ MiM Hd 

Jsst f aet ol 

I* Livonia 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

427-6970 

PLYMOUTH vary large 

caipeled appaancas 'aw Sacurny 

deposii Nc pats 1*25 A month 

A nwuacuM 

k MSSST. 

•— V 

| I 

PLYMOUTH 

LIVE ON THE PARK 

40325 PLYMOUTH RD 

Manager "101 

SPECIAL! 

$50 OFF ON 1 BEDROOM 

FOR 6 MONTHS 

1 BEDROOM 1*50 

I BEDROOM 1470 

ONC MONTH FREE RENT 

St NOR DISCOUNT 

PAVILION COURT 

Luxury made affordable 

2 BEDROOMS 

from * 6 9 5 including carport ' 

1 M o n t h F r e e 

• Fully Equipped Health Club 

• Washer and Dryer in Each Unit 

On Haggerty Road 

3 4 8 1 1 2 0 

Daily 9-7 Sat.-Sun. 11-5 

77 Beautiful acres of park 

and recreational paths - Four 

Seasons of activity with 

comfortable living in a special 

neighborhood atmosphere in 

Farmington Hilts. Excellently 

serviced and maintained 1 

and 2 bedroom apartments 

and townhouses Easy and 

quick access to i-96 and 

J-275 - direct routes to the 

airport, downtown Detroit and 

Birmingham Souttifield areas 

9 Mile Road 1VS miles west of 

Farmington Raad 

ushers and Dt^sn m arurn apawenp 

A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT 

CALL TOOAY 

478-4664 

1 and 2 Bedroom S07C 

A p a r t m e n t s from 

Less than 

5 minutes < 

trom Novi & 

Farmington 

Hills 

Convenient lo Twelve Oaks Mall 

Cable TV Available 

Dishwasher 

Pool 

Private Balcony Patio 

Variety of Fipor A _ 

Plans Available 624*9445 

Atr Conditioning 

Open Monday Friday TO 6 Weekends 11 S 

prtnqs 

J\PARTvfNTv4^7 

Where We Have Something 

For Everyone! 

You choose the amenities you want. 

a HEAT INCtUDtD 

a 12 UNIQUE , • WASHER & DRYER 

FIOOR PLANS IS APARTMENT 

New 1 & 2 

Bedroom 

Lakefront 

Apartments 

from 

'415 

t(X «tTED IN NOVI OS PONTiAC TRAIl 

1 MILE EAST Of BfCK 8arm«i 

WESTLAND 

I HUNTINGTON ON THE HIL 

. neat 4 aralsr 

. AM*anca* 

. Carpeting A Bands 

• Ui»— T ac*rke* 

• Central aa 4 pool . 

455-3682 

near V771 

LIVE ONE MONTH FREE 

trom ^WINow $450 mrix** heai 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

. w MO* t» m; 

S Ave**) 

Plymouth Hills 

Apartments 

746 S MM St 

• Washer Dryer in e»cfi 

• Easy Access to 1-275 

. Aw Conditioned 

• Fully Carpeted 

• Walk to Downtown 

. 1S 2 Bedroom 

455-4721 

425-6070 

VT AltXM Ttorf (W or irtkstot! 

HAWTHORNE CLUB 

LIVE ONE MONTH FREE 

trom 5^2 Now $440 rx *x*?s w 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

•». Men wHomi M»r •» •«) 

From $445 

OPEN 12 6PM 

EW*c t Baxk • S«cfo 

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522-3364 

7 SAO MetTSVxjrx 

N »«•»>- A • NVYY '• dnd * nr 

k* '' 5 Surv 

^ A Y N E W O O O 

f \ . P v L 1 » M I s t 

1992 Special 

(Limited Time) 

s 100 OFF 

« 370 «'445 

Now Lower Security Deposit 

Bright. Airy, E«lra-l»'fle Rooms 

Heai 5 vertical Bunds included 

Ceiling Fan Bedroom or Dining Area 

•737 J* WAVNC RO 

WtSTLAND 

SSuth at 

OM 

MOM SAT 

326-6270 

(2) - 

•S100 on IV lat S mor»+ o» I rear «sas Mr 

Wmdemenz 

—Apartment* 

LIVING YOU CAN 

AFFORD TO ENJOY 

• Central Air Conditioning 

• Convenient To Shopping And Espressways 

• Cable TV Available 

• Private Balcony • Patio 

• Kitchen With Open Bar Counter 

• Pens Available 

. \ >•» Bath* Available 

• And More Visit Us And See For Yourself* 

On IUI*;ed >h tile 'tort h ol Grand River 

In Farmington Mills 

FROM $ 5 

«« «Mk( 

- 

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OPEN Mon FtH IS* 10 5 Sua 12 5 

471-3625 jd 

APARTMENTS 

\ 

LIVING YOU CAN 

Afford To Enjoy! 

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM 

SQCFT HEAT 

OOU INCLUDED 

Beautiful Setting in a Great Location.' 

i? 

Ms Open • Mon Sal 9-6 • Sun 

6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4

Monday, April 20. tM2 GAE *7C 

SO* 


O&E Monday, April 20. 1992 

TROY 

SUNNYMEDE APTS. 

GREAT LOCATION 

I-7S AT BIG BEAVER 

FREE 

RENT 

1 BEDROOM 

From $499 

2 BEDROOM 

From $585 

WINTER HEAT SPECIAL 

LARGE OELUXE APTS 

. V* Betns * 2 Bed Unit 

• F REE CARPORT 

• Km Vertical Bands 

• Wssner-dryer some units 

• I* Mr Malnnnence 

• G'eal Storage spaca 

.Carpeting 

hjal Central Air/Heel 

• DeAixe Appttancae incAxUng 

SUNNYMEDE 

APTS. 

561 KIRTS 

(INk S Of 8*e Be 

i Lrvernott & 

362-0290 

WAYNE. ) bedroom apt $395 

mcludee naal. -alar «*• 

SACS* A w carpal I n move in 

oeel 728-»*16 531-9171 

CALIFORNIA-STYLE 

APARTMENTS 

WEST LAND CAPRI APTS 

EASTER SPECIALS 

Cathedral Cartings 

' A 2 bedrooms Starling a< 8*20 

Security oaposrt. S20C 

Heel A water included 

Call 2B1-5410 

WEST BLOOMFIELD Adorable 2 

carpeting. lanced yam 

ages $5j5/mo Oapoen 

MV4SU 

pnviiegee 1 

ancee Teer I 

WEST BLOOMFIELO 

Sue laaaa 5 mo AMingbrook Apen- 

mant '8*0 sq It 2 bedrooms. I 

oattii" aIr. earaga pool. ckiOlwusa 

'anras May ' occupancy "M- 1868 

WESTLAND AREA 

We accept Section 6 72S-6S22 

)om Uving ro 

a all .iimiias 

mo $400 security 72i-7eaa 

WESTLAND 

Ford/Wayne Road Araa 

Spacious T A 2 Badroom apart 

msrtts locatad dose to anoppwig A 

•.prtuMil Omar amenities In- 

clude 

. .Pert-like Setting 

• Owner Paul Haal 

• Laundry Fatuities 

• Window Treetmenis 

• Naa Countar Tcos 

- Gsrbege Disposals 

. • Private Entrsncas 

, -AM Conditioning 

From $405 Monthly 

. CALL ABOUT SPRING SPECIAL 

COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS 

126-3280 


HAMPTON COURT 

APARTMENTS 

1 & 2 BEOROOM APTS 

Starting at $395 

27Vmo 

Chnsiian bualnaaa man 

477-3319 

FARMINGTON HILLS Condo. non- 

amokar. rmd 30 a » , 2 6*»oo" l 

laundry, ale >450' 

aecurtty 78*4262 

\Z3LZ 

FARMINGTON - 2 atralghl 

nonamoaing maMa aaak «280 

FEMALE SEEKING 

20'a, prolssslonsl. 10 locals A share 

661-3462 

Bloomfield araa 

ROOM FOR RENT 

in my Radlord Township home 

$60 per waaa pkn i 

636-6666 

r s s g r s s a t 

ya. Troy Ml_4««3 Rtfaa jaa uiM lean a company 

ADIA has: 

DATA ENTRY & 

RECEPTIONIST JOBS 

ROOMMATE needed. Plymouth 

ROOMMATE WANTED, move m 

May 1st or sooner $219 pk» share 

apaooua heme riHw 

• Plymouth' Cent or araa 

• Day A ARarnoonanm 

• Musi neve rsaebie Irsnaportation 

ALSO NEEDED 

MAIL CLERKS 

For maaa meamg company at 

Plymouth transportation required 

w* today' 

525-0330 

An Equal Opport-jraty Employer 

ROOMMATE 

$350•month plua 

850-76*5 

SINGLE FATHER of 1 to ahara large 

rvome m Commerce Townhlp 1 child 

ok Caa after 6pm M9-4339 

APPLY NOW 

SUMMER WORK 

$8.50 STARTING 

SOUTHFIELD Looking for mala or 

female to ahera 3 badroom houee 

Pool, laundry l/3utawes 

>250/mo - Caa. 363-643? 

• MsrSanng'Saas dmsion 

• AS majors ma, apply wai tram 

Ora may apply a* tram 

I for coaags students 

m-9pm. Mon. thru Sal 

SOUTHFIELD Share 

home/quality area Pnvate room 

beth. entry Kitchen A laundry No 

amok*/pets $236 $295 746-9237 

442-9270 

253-8774 

927-2601 

253-8*10 

YOUNG MALE wlsnee same f 

to ahara 2 badroom apt m Waal 

land Rani negotiable for 

chorea Tuea-Thur mom 

A RARE 

Management Opportunity 

or doing 

425-3406 

FEMALE lo anare 6 bedroom. 4H 

eatn house tn aidueiva Royal Oak 

araa $325 mo nciudea ,-wties No 

pets Can 9AM-6PM 396-1659 

LOWER STLVAN LAKEFROfIT 

home lo ahere Utimiea included 

Bos* dockage 

263 9852 

$225 par month 

MALE or FEMALE to ahara 2 bed- 

room. 2 bath apt Swimming pool A 

NICE house to share m Weatland 

$350'mo Honest dependable par- 

pn .wages Caa I 

NON SMOKING profeealonal Wart- 

room mdudas utimiea cable aflch ed 10 share 3 Bedroom house m 

en A laundry pnilegea. $75 waea Farnwnglor Hifts $250'mo pkis ^ 

Plus security 75*-S«32 utames After «pm 4/3-6252 

422 Wantod To Ront 

WANTED - garage eta« to ram for 

storage of mce classic car by de- 

pendable eduR Farmington/Uvo- 

nia Leave maseags 47»-t174 

Managers A Superwaors 

Fua training 

Out of shapera welcome 

$3000-$5000 per mo. 

2*6-5222 

WANTED - Rant with option to buy 

Ptynwxrfit'Lhroma/Northv** araa. 3 

badroom, bsaerrant garage. $600 

range Naed by May SO J««.165e 

ARE YOUR HOURS THIS OOOOl 

No ragnti weaaends or hobdajya. 

Mon - Frl day hour* Earn $125- 

$175 m weakly pay Car lawdeO 

PWd mileage Call Marry MaMla 

525-7290 

WANTED to leeee or leeae w/opoon 

Quality 3-4 bedroom home m Bir- 

mingnam School dialrici Prota* 

slonai family Cal any tima. 9*3-2* 14 

WOMAN NEEDS Sleeping room lo 

rem Wit lichen A laundry prhitleges 

Sou infield. Oak Park. Farmmnlon o» 

Berkley area UP lb >50/waA Caa 

12-5pm weekday. 892-9 HO 

Assembly Workers 

Oakland County locar 

nam poamon. $5.50it» 

Oakland Macome rsadsnta only 

Express Services 643-4363 

Never A Fae Newer A Fee 

ASSISTANT CWLOCARE GIVER, 

part time ai my aoaneaa daycare 

noma fbr eunimar Afternoon hours 

13 mile A Evergreen 647-7541 

EMPLOYMENT 

ASSISTANT For Grounds " and 

buadmg Mamienanoe $6/hr 

30 lo 40 hr* par weak Farman 

Hitta araa Ca« 4>1-TlV0 

nasi sala A beckground s paua. 

Apply m parson at: 4. 

ERHARD BMW 

4066 Mapaa Rd Bloomfield Haa 

AUTO TECHNICIAN 

growing 

tor cart 

•o Bos 830 

Ob eerier A Eccentric Naaapapaii 

3*251 Schoolcraft Rd 

" Livonia Ml 48150 

PERSONNEL SYSTEMS 

459-1166 

BANK ROBBERS 

$$$ 

• Part nam - F-ua 1 

American Van 

AVAILABLE 

IMMEDIATELY 

Due lo recent promotions wa hava 

openings for lua ma 

a avaaefcie from eelup 

Muat be able to atari work 

atafy No experience mraaaary 

company training 

Wa oAar aiiceaeril aalary 

program. A paid vacation 

981-9305 

BAKERY OELI SALES PERSON 

3-4 day* par weak, no eeakenc 

$5 50 per hour AppN al Bartraw a 

BakaryAOaU 2232OrobkeRd Ra- 

• >62-77*5 

- $8 50 Baa* wear 

Caa 9am-9pm 

442-9270 

253-*774 

25S-M10 

>27-2*01 

BUI'LDER LABORER 

tor large laaidannal buader iom* 

aaperlanoa m buAdlng trade hev>î 

Caa betwaeri 4P*M 5PM 4*3-7111 

CABINETMAKER 

Muet Be waa experienced m Euro 

En r. a*anl oppomaMty apt 

BALLROOM 

OANCE INSTRUCTORS 

guaHfled applicants Csk after 2PM 

34*-1 tS3 

Ung Meagftts 977-2121 

BEAUTICIAN 

We are looking tor a car 

BEAUTICIAN 10 work In our baautl- 

fi* salon m Troy Or If you have 

caantel you can be your own Boaa 

with cfiair rental • 

BILLING 

MANAGER 

ASSISTANT MANAGER 

Oad Stone CradB Corp Mi one ol 

Ihe nation* largaal home equrty 

lending Rrma, haa a poamon open m 

Our Southheid of«ca for an Aaaiat- 

ant Manager A rrwemum of 2 year* 

eapenenca m 2nd mortgagee or 

conaumer fMtanoa a required Excel 

•em company Benefits Caa 

313-352-3400 i 

EOE M/F 

mg a Ijueaflert candidal* to 

I Baang Man _ 

Medical Pan A Home 

position of 

ftagvatad I 

Ith Cara Baa 

AAA POOLS 

Seeking m-house personnel Exper- 

mca preferred but wai tram 

Tttawnar cite' sarvic*ikbo» 

476-7234 or 760-6699 

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE 

SALES WITH US IS A REAL JOB 

Our programs and support —j 

are so rflectrve. we guarantee you a 

Lome of $26 000 

with unlimited potential 

DON T GAMBLE WITH YOUR 

FUTURE CALL ME TOOAYI11 

INDIRA or BARRY 477-1111 

REAL ESTATE ONE, INC 

Farmmgton-Farmlngton Hills 

ACCEPTING Application tor pan 

time office cleaning Laae evening 

hour* couple. Pfymouth A North- 

lawn 891-1755 

ACCOUNTANT 

Challenging poamon Growing com- 

pany Accounts Payable General 

Ledger Tsaes IBM PC multiple 

partnerships Send resume Ban. 

20300 Civic Center Dr Sle =305 

SoutMMMd Ml 4*076 

OfSNEY/EPCOT - universal Studios 

1 1 Maes away Luxury 2 end 3 bed- 

room 2 bath condo washer, dryer 

microwev* pool, lacum Iannis 

court* From >526 per week 

Day* 474-5150 Evenings 476-9713 

ACCOUNTANT 

Growing suburban accounting firm 

seeks individual with 1-3 years pub- 

lic accounting experience Candh 

date must also be fanukar with cor- 

porate and personal taxaa Sand r*. 

sume 10 O E . Boa 3236 SouthfMd 

Ml 46037 

FT LAUDERDALE 

ed Condo By 01 

Sleeps < PoofAtar 

Weekly ratee 

Nearly decorat- 

aan A beach 

M tfuffnaniy 

652-9274 

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 

We have aeverei 10b openings 

ROCHESTER/OAK LAND TWP 

Pamt Creak Araa 4 OeOrooms 2 

bains, garage spaca >950'MO Ral-' 

srenoea requuad 969-2232 

ROMULUS-on Beverly Road 2 bed- 

room baaemani 1 bath, centre! air 

good condition Low rant In ex- 

chenge for guard eervtca $360'mo 

• security deposit 5*5-11187 

BIRMINGHAM AREA. Wootfcasrd. 

14 Mae Nice 2-3 bedroom ranch 1 

bath, air appaancea. new carpel 

Oeaement garsge $715 645-2*91 

Westland Park Apts. 

Across trom City Par* 

I Cherry H«) 

1 between Middttben A Memmen, 

SPECIAL - LlMfTEO TIME ONLV 

1 bedroom only $445 

2 bedroom only $505 

$200 DEPOSIT 

(1 year leeae with credit! 

MEAT INCLUDED 

a« arterccan eecure A locked haa- 

weys cable hook-up laundry each 

Buedmg neammmg pool aacifam 

729-6636 

SAVE $50 PER MONTH 

ONLY $200 DEPOSIT 

1 BEDROOM FROM $390 

Vary large dean A heat 

carpet aecurtty ioca1.600 per moMfi 

9*2-644* or 6**-*4i* 

CWTTON 

IkRMaaQTON H*x» 

>H bathe ferway aaa- 

FARMMQTON MILL* IIIM 

i 

ROYAL OAK. 3 badroom with fm- 

ished besemem A garage Near 14 A 

May 1 

952-50>6 

SOUTMFIELO 12 AMe A Greenfield 

aree 2 bedroom, gaa haat air Al 

eppNancaa Garage >575'mo Flraf 

laal. security No pet*' 3*8-6066 

AUBURN MILLS. 

house wtth privsta baaamam. »cai- 

naer Oakland Urovaraity ideal 

for working fam*y $590 par month 

wtth 1 month tree 646-2222 

BIRMINGHAM'S BEST 

GETS BETTER 

NEWLY DECORATEO 

2 or 3 Bedroom Apts 

A Townhoimee 

(with Fua Baaemani) 

From $700 Month 

mmeoieie Occupancy 

SPECIAL on Security Oapoen 

Lining hr* 9am-Spm daay. or after 

5 By appt Sal i2noon-3pm or can 

646-1166 

bjrminqham 

SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL $300 

Bright 50 a contemporary 

1 bedroom, condo 

4 adults, on the 

$425 week 

-2007 

KLAWAH ISLAND. SC 

to Itva bedroom I 

PAM HARRINGTON EXCLUSIVE 

1400-846-6966 

MYRTLE Beach. S C condo Beeuii 

fuBy decorstad on the ocaan. HWd 

floor 2 badroom. 2 Balh washer A 

dryer, pool lecuxn a lichen aa con 

277-4544 

F ^ a 

June-August 

415 Vacation Rantais 

FOR 

RECORDED 

JOB DESCRIPTIONS 

Call 469-0146. dial i. than thai 4 

Celts rscaived 24 hr* 'day 

ACT NOW 

College Students 

50 

Immediate Openings 

GENERAL LABOR 

Start work in the Uvonia I 

araa Day and afternoon 

inula Must have reliable 

waneportsbon and be able 

to work 40 hours par waaa 

CaB today for an interview 

SOMEBODY SOMETIME 

16320 Middlebelt 

477-1262 

- For diaaWerl woman No • 

ALIGNMENT TECHNICIAN 

growing Goodyear KKaUon musi 

hava certification, caa John or 

Qaorge 721-1610 

irve-im 

Wantad 

APARTMENT MANAGER 

eastaida suourban corn- 

top notch partorm- 

end long larm experi 

pay Raquirea exoeaem 

organuational and managerial skMIs 

ANIMAL PEOPLE 

Experienced Groommg Asaalanl 

. FsrmMgton 

851-2191 

APARTMENT MAINTENANCE per- 

son wsnted ful tims must have 

some eaperlanca able 10 live on 

sua Caa after 10 30am 34*-0*26 

Ambitious Assistant 

Msnsger Trameea 

AEROBIC/STEP INSTRUCTORS 

Aieo Lite Guerds and Swim Instruc- 

tors Weyne/Waanand YMCA. 

Call Jim 721-7044 

A HANOICAPPED MALE naeda aa 

sistanoa, 9 30-5PM deny A 130- 

7pm Set Own transportation 

$4 50/fir Southlleld Call 354-2*32 

ALL AROUND PERSON to drlva 

amaa van tor tuaado rental shop in- 

cluding packaging tuaedos for amp- 

packaging 

Plyinoutri 

UVOnm Mr 0 

• CRAZY 

Expanding whoiaaala company 

needs 12-15 CRAZY mdMduais to 

manage new locations « you «k* 

money music A having fun at erork. 

caBLorlat 557-3550 

(Great Attitude Need Only Applyi 

nance, markataig end ofbca paraon- 

nei Geared to Mgn pertormenca 

atandards Reapond to Box 572 

Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd 

i Ml 46150 

ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEES 

GIRLS, GUYS 

$375 - $600 WKIy Average Earnings 

Due lo outstanding expension 

misrneuonsay advenised Co needs 

15-20 *a people 

positions 

APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN A TRAIN- 

EES needed Must have good dnv- 

3 record snd hand tools Company 

pay tor iramtng Apply al 

MamtenAnca One. 8537 Ronda Dr 

Canton 455-0900 

APT. MANAGER 

Jom a great properly management 

organuation A manage a large apt 

, community in Oak land County Muat 

: nave dynamic personality A lagrvfl- 

cant apt management aapanance 

I Please call Betwear, 9-4 < 356-1363 

Area Coordinator 

Group Homes 

APARTMENT MAINTENANCE PER 

SON needed experienced m plumb- 

ing. electrical. haattng'AC repairs 

Womd consider semi retired Or pan 

lime person For sppi ca* 535-8 T33 

oup 

Wayne 

daveloc 

County - 5 homes 

Western 

Serving -am _ . 

sdufts Related college degree Only 

Ihoee artth previous mental health 

eaper lance need apply Salary 

$22 500.Caa I0em-4pm 45*-nJ0 

ground floor to upper manang* 

ment Musi enjoy musK fun snd 

working with people No experience 

557-3550 

Lisa 

ASSISTANT poamon open with 

apprenticeship 

weakly, gomg 

Hon Vary Buey fua 

n ^ . 0 0 " " 

I aa 

$47-3740 

ASSISTANT TO Cuatomer Samoa 

Manager Muat have good commu- 

mcatton h4i 6 Be contfortabla wnti 

compuiars Frequent 

13 

aree Caa Marger« 540-5000 

CERT1FIEO ATHLETIC TRAINER 

Salary range $25 000-$35 000 

Sand reeume lo 35343 Edytha. 

Farmington Hale. Ml 4*331 

BEAUTIFUL LAKE MICHIGAN - 

LUOINGTON AREA Spsoous 

6-10. 

color TV. microwsve etc 

rooms 2 fua Bathe cathedral oa*- 

mge. plus 2 tanmy room areaa, lup. 

t down You'a sn|or memoraMa 

golden sunaets on the Beach 

June July Aug svsasBis 261-29*2 

Speaoue S bedroom 2-, bath town- 

home Art-awe May 1 Camral air BEAVER «LAN0 - Conga 

prtvete patio, fua baaament. .erticai Ounaa of LaPe Micn-jsr- Slea 

w/opnon.$**5 54*-*640 

TROY evailabla mid Mey 

room. 2 Beth 2.000 eq ft 

Famay 'oom to 

air. $t.600mo 

beige carpal 

car. central aa > 1300'mo 

0 A H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

TROY'BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 

Ranch Omwg room doorwaa lo 

data 1'4 bafha finished Baaemani 

tlfOO/MO >11*900 to purchase 

(W-1531 

ASK FOP BOB TAYLOR 

647-6400 

CHAMBERLAIN REALTORS 

TROY Smaa dean 2 

ranch with attached gar age 1 a m 

Crooks Rd decor sled M00 paua 

security 643-P4J 

. AKEFRONT HOaaE 

2 bath Ara- 

JNION LAKE 

Hugs MM > ba 

P*aca warfout Baaemani parage 

bam >1450/mo w option J8MSM 

WAYNE 

AnradNa 

WESTLANO SCHOOLS 

brtca rencb 3 bedroom. 1 

fenced 7 

Ma* let 

car pares m $T*S month 

T22-TT51 

WAYNE 

rooma 0 

$a0C aacu 

M*3 Anr 

»a*e Sac 

ntY depow 0 par month . 

rit-in? 

Pate wear 

WESTVANO 

Jaen 2 bedroom 

ma 8*4 •!** 

•on to buy ^ a a b , ° S ? t r a ^ 

WESTLANO LIVOKPA SCHOOLS 

>750 per manah H00 aecaaWy 9* 

private pabo. Ml baaernant. »ai1k.a< 

band* mirrored doora. neat, ra- 

Caa Mon thru 

644-1300 

BIRMINGHAM 2 Badroom. 1 beth 

Canlral aM 2 car garage Pado 

>7*0 per mo Caa 645-50*2 

BLOOMFIELO HUN. maury condo. 2 

Bedrooma 2 Bama lua neaamani 2 

car garage gaa Areplace large 

deck pleaaani «aaw of pond $1600 

A l enable Immednalaay Short term 

weee eveaabaa Caa Mary 

MOT '' >6pm^ 

BELIA1R Ml Inter markele Lake 

>8 good Aafi- 

N a a MM 

of PC • arx 

BOYNE COUNTRY WALLOON LK 

BLOOMFIELO HILL8 CONDO 

bedrooma lis Bathe large • 

room dining room sk sppseneee in- 

cluded new woo" 

X 

BLOOaaFIELO HILLS 

room 2 Ba 

tlon >71$ 

Large 2 bed- 

SLQQMFIELO HILLS comsmporpry 

loam rsome t arje -ea-. 

room cathedral ceMng 

I OR >750 ISAM 12 

SLOOAtFKLO HUlS on Square 

Lake 2 badroom* I bathe >1 000 

pm month Ram with option to 

PHI eh sat Lakatrorn 

Oi •-21M 

SLOOMFIElD 

FARktPtQTON HILLS - I 

•r*e heel 'annas pool o . 

no* $4*0 mo plua 

iPM 553-0*62 

FkRMMOTON MRLS 

NOVI CONOO 

c«y 

i mt 

raet 

6 n- 544- 2512 

eig. eaammmg. gct*ng rente 

fy. ukrs rtssr 

BiRCHWOOO Goal A Country Oub 

$ a ssr,rs. 4 « 

616-5*2-2000 

ACCOUNTING 

ASSOCIATE 

Amcare r»ome Meafmcare • task- 

ing s quaktved avPviduai lor the po- 

sition of Accounting Associate 

RasponsiMnws mdude preparing 

cash eummary and other caah ra- 

porta wrning up dapotna for 

Branches snd ittakmg Bank deposits 

si designated, matching payables 

checks to eivoioe* processing snd 

msmtsmmg records of in deferred 

ermulty paysblaa raconcang bank 

stetamants preparing any reqiAred 

journel entries snd portorimnq apa- 

dai protects wnan necesssry 

High shcooi graduate or GEO re- 

qurred associate degree m buemeea 

preferred A mlawnum ol two yaers 

accounting'clancai experience m a 

quired Knowledge of Lotus 123 de- 

sirable A currant Michigan driver' > 

acanse end 

quired 

AMlCARE E mS5E HEALTHCARE 

Human neon ureas Manager. 

M> 4*331-3419 

Achieving Workforce Diversity 

Through AfVmabve Acban.'Epual 

Opportunity Employer 

ACCOmmatQ DEPARTMENT 

BOYNE/PETOSICEY 

connecting roundhon 

MSOakl, 

CHARLEVOIX 

unci 2-* ptus Pool, cable 

lecail waaa i 

BAH yaw 

EMPIRE MICHIGAN 

QAYvORO LAKEFRONT 

saps 10 2 bai 

GRANO TRAVERSE RESORT 

RaT^Madafyaâa ê*aiS 

Caa 643-4471 

Weanar' Zym*>375 

m mi 

LAKI CHARLEVOIX large ham 

slaapa 19 ooaMrtabR Bngau 

MOO 'Wk Or After Aug I 

a* Caa>i6-3M 0081 

work fealary -aqmred Apply m «mi- 

mg to Drsaomc Computer Sana 

34705 West 12 UHe Suite 327 

Farmaqgton Hias Ml S833 ' 

or caa 553-4A02 

ACCOUNTING 

' MANAGER 

The Dear on Metro Pension of Grub® 

SoufhAaM Ml 4*075 

ACCOUNTMO POaiTION 

ENTRY LEVEL 

Cradu Union a looking -or E 

MOERFTAL * HEALTH SERVICE* 

AO SPACE - Ipov BtRAtMOMAM 

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C A L L T O D A Y 

#bsiert)cr & Eccentric 

CLQ66IFIED RDYCQTI6ING 

644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayna County 

852-3222 Rochaatar Rochester Hills 

OCAOUMCS S B.M. TUKSOAV ro* TMOASO*T tomoa I AM FWOai KM MOMIMT toiTtoa 

ATTENDANTS 

FsmaM or Mat* Immedaie open- 

ings tor fua-imns snd part-time posl- 

tions Caa for a personal atierview 

wnh the General Manager Colony 

Can Wean Plymouth Ml 465-1011 

ATTENTION COLLEGE STUOENTS 

Summer help needed Driver*, help- 

er*. canpoy set-up people Apply m 

person si AbM Party Flsntsi 31*27 

Michigan Ave. Wayna. Ml 

ATTENTION 

HI-LO DRIVERS 

Posmooa available kx eapenencad 

driver* with a good work record A 

acanse t i M plus lor meee long 

term fobs m Wssflsnd Uvoma and 

Romulus Caa to arrenge tor an m- 

425-9090 

BENCHMARK 

Temporary Help 

"ATTENTION MOMS 

m this position you Wia Be reaponal- 

Me tar reimbursement of noma 

deama snd anplsn anting 

directing 

nance of ' 

opmg procaduaa lo rmmmOa effi- 

ciency m " 

The aucceesfui candidate «a» have a 

Bachelor s degree with Ave year* 

axpenanca m Sard party rstmbursa- 

meni three of which nave been al 

lha supervisory level Cicaaanf kv 

lerperaonaf sKBs. sMbty lo meel 

dssrtknaa snd knowlsdge of suto- 

matad Bakng systems 

To sppfy plian aand reeume to: 

AMCARE H04AE HEALTHCARE. 

Human neecnacaa Manager 34606 

Has. Ml 4*331 

CABLE T V INSTALLERS 

I opening* In «>a Aim Ar- 

bor and S t Mtcaat 

Cable TV 

Musi be 

desired but a* tram ma 

vWual SarxJ reeume or 

eon. Mon thru Fn. 9am lo 

Veraffy Dr Ann Arbor. 4*10* 

ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS 

EOE 

3*51 

CANVASSOR - Pan tk 

mg bysrs m LTvonie ere* Hrty aa( 

• cunmtlaalon Students aacara 

CM 963-0399 

auto experience neoaaaary Conv- 

pralaealoisal training program 

tor me nght Indfifduafa ExLaAenl 

pay plan pkje banetNa Start your 

naa career wW the beetl' Contad 

Chris Gordon. Troy Ford J*6-4000 

CASHIERS STOCK 

Store Graai >00 lo gam work axpen- 

anoa Yew muet ba between 1A-21 

rears oW and s laaidam of Wayna 

ic-^-.ty (not Oetrcati 

Caa lor an appointment 4*4-16*0 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

CASHIERS/STOCK ASSOCIATES 

needed 11 n Uiiafi Apply in per- 

son after 10am. Tha Book Marker 

2«>ai Orchard Lake Rd (Ihe former 

Arbor Drugel Farmington Hata See 

•290 C 

Troy Mt 4*0*3 

Attn RVC 

2 WEEK 

CLERICAL PROJECT 

CLERaCAL WORKERS 

CATALOG 

^ CALLS 

DO YOU WANT $6-$8/HR? 

>5 PER HOLM 

• 3 SHIFTS AVAILABLE 

6am 2pm - 2pm- lOpm - 10pm I n 

W ork Through Aprs »th 

NORRELL 

SERVICES 

593-4491 

couafTBtf 

Oeys and eiereny 

American _Diy O 

Woodwartflai 141 

n parson 

4501 N 

COUNTER * OUTSIDE SALES 

WsUmg supply equipment and m- 

duetnai gaeae Eapenanoa pra- 

lerrad FJl M a CM tor ailai itaa 

Mon.-Frl .B-4 631-7300 

Dry 

COUSfTER POSITION 

COUNTER TOP Febncasors A 

srsitars exper lancad Apply aa 

MeneAeM Cabmat*. 46033 Grand 

mam wath your oan dsaai Wa need 

coming cans In 

apondmg lo oi 

vertaed products CompNas nam- 

ing plus beneats 

FULL TIME ONLY 

CM Personnel 361-6700 

CKANOE YOUR LiFEt 

Sun s new career m real ertata 

today CM SbeaeCAnaiai 366-7111 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

CLOSBIG SECRETARY 

For Real Estate Firm Muef Be erpw- 

mckjdmg 

laments A doc- 

FMA VAA 

CaA Doug Herdy 536-2000 

MX.." N S ' 

tadtord manufaciurar 

CARETAKER COUPLE 

(jva m Experienced m memtananoa 

of properly A noma W BtocmMd 

826-2*01 

CARING people tor naa Group 

Home m AddMcn Tap area >5 25 

Ea- 

ctaanf wortong condRtona. 740 

CARPENTERS/BOOFERS 

warned tor work 

BMwmfMd areaa Experienced 

nataatng cadar makes * ansgaae or 

portanon a milai 540-74*5 

CARPET CLEANERS 

C K Exoeaem eaminge A ben* 

Apply ai rear entrance of 21421 

op Suite 

CHARTER TWP OF REOFORO 

EMPLOYEES 

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 

are bamg accaplad tor 

the poafbon of RECREATION SU- 

PERVISOR An employee m ma 

daaa waa be reaponalbla tor tne oo- 

ordmabon managamant and auper- 

viaion of concaaalone. apacial 

events snd progrsmmmg m tha 

Psrks snd nscreelinn Oepei 

SALARY $25.AM 

COLLECTOR 

quM*ed Wepbone 60*eclor FuAOr 

P.O Bo. 870 

FranAAn. Ml 4A205 

Or pbone Don Craig at- 

o m >27-3060 

COLLEGE 

STUDENTS 

$8.50 STARTING 

Secure your summer poslbon now 

Flexible ocnoduioa markMng dM- 

slon Ca* *am-9pm 

442-S2T0 

82 T-2801 

263-8810 

253*774 

AMONG TME REQUIREMENTS 

Graduation from an accradned col- 

lege at unnrarsity with s degree or 

apeciaRzanon m Parts and Reera- 

ebon Admwfrabon, Community 

rucieatKm. FaoaBy Management or 

Senncae AdmmlalrBtlon Should 

hava al laaat three (3) years espen- 

ence m recreeoon sctMtas snd'or 

rrmraesmna with at laaaa one (1) 

year of eupervteory or admmlatrstNa 

COMMERCIAL CLOSER 

Commercial Clneer tor mator 

company locatad m Oakland Coim- 

ty wa handle or Oars urowwaikig 

isqueelt cuatomer accounts A doe- 

mg Expananca rwqiared Send r* 

aumatoBos 5M 

Obaarvar A Ecoantnc lie asp apart 

3*26i Schoolersfl Rd 

L/vome Mi 48150 

Equal Opportunity Employer M'F 

COUNTRY HEARTH atN 

40500 Whcmgan Ave , Camon 

Now takmg sppacabons tor front 

Apply m person cMy 

COUCTfER NEEDED 

mtar-c*Aca maa A ar 

Uee own vehicle 30-40 hours 

542-4*50 

COUNTER 

SALES AGENTS 

mg tor outatsndtog 

500 Ha4p Wantad 

DIRECT CARE MORC piaaariM 

> to 

DIRECT CARE 

Rart-drn*^ wortr^war^sduRs satfi 

Bora m Garden City and Radlord 

Caa 313-425-02C3 or aand reeume 

500 Halp Wantad 

DOO GROOA8ER parvtua lame p» 

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE A eeuaef a* 

auan agency Evas A weaaand po» 

•onm raaadanaai aaaMa Bsapona* 

eofvtng Eaperianca prslsrrsd 

Ril an to First Saap 63*1 Farm 

mgton Road Waattond. M 48185 

Ae Equal OpporWy OtMun* 

HOaaE medcal eqtapmpra company 

^HAAi tana OrtvwrOeBvar, 

I T M 

WRECKER OfWER/RBOHTS 

COURT REPORTER 

ad A experienced 

626-6543 

INSURANCE- 

Customer Service Rap tor N subur 

ban Agency Salary nagotiaMa 

Sand reeume ML P.O. Be. >00 

a Ml 4*3*3-0 TOO 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

«u"r*»*sr- 

tne agaa of 1*-21 

end a raaident ol Wayne Coimty Wot 

Oetrcati caa tor an mpomtment 

4*4-16*0 

An Eouel Opportunny Employer 


uve wanted tor Detroit 

anop A bemoan afiaR Great oppor- 

rumty for truatworlby oapandaPM 

tA-2i yaara old and a teUant of 

Wayne County (not Oatroai Ca* tor 

more information 4*4-1860 

An Equal OpportunRy Entptoiar 

' 

OfBECT CABE STAFF .waded lor 

M * pert ame poaWlona la group COL ucenea required Muel be neal 

A inuBveled. etanp to grow a«*> 

adiata $*'f>our to sun if trained 

caa fiber Lata* A> Wayne. 721-0*61 

Anpefe m LNonae 261-0*48 

or 2*1-*305 

Kan vi Canton ASSdOOl 

(between lOem- Ipmi varaee Pel 

Supply, mc 154AP Dele. Daboa (S 

SAAA'Tataprspn Arm) 

adiata $*'f>our to sun if trained 

caa fiber Lata* A> Wayne. 721-0*61 

Anpefe m LNonae 261-0*48 

or 2*1-*305 

Kan vi Canton ASSdOOl omvEB 

Ideel tor retiree 16 Hon cm staaA 

Wsaaa Wayna araa rehab career 

PtaeaecaA 426-3777 

An Equal OpporbMty Em«aoyw 

OtRECT CABE STAFF - naeOed ai 

Livoma. Canton and Dearborn 

areaa Group noma warning pr» 

larred but npi -ictaitn Starbno 

wape legutiabia For mora nforme 

bon EAA *•' >0A* 

omvEB 

Ideel tor retiree 16 Hon cm staaA 

Wsaaa Wayna araa rehab career 

PtaeaecaA 426-3777 

An Equal OpporbMty Em«aoyw 






bon EAA *•' >0A* 

DRIVERS 






bon EAA *•' >0A* 5U E Servtaa Dr Metro Aepon 

neel tc Sunocol Now aocaptmoep- 

OlftECT CABE WOPatERS needed 

for Canton grn* noma venous 

5U E Servtaa Dr Metro Aepon 

neel tc Sunocol Now aocaptmoep- 

tcrvooi dKaoma and or QfO wttn 

pood dnmng record A a Her aand 

ca* 3*7-1*17 

abta Apply MontfiruFn tO-3pn- 

tcrvooi dKaoma and or QfO wttn 

pood dnmng record A a Her aand 

ca* 3*7-1*17 DRIVERS - 'or eacxeam nai 

Must nave dean omnng record 

noutaa in Liaarae * suburb* . 

Apptr betessn i2-3pm m 

Panqian icacreepi. 3402S Seno» 

cxan Uvonia 522-71*' 

OOCfCWORK 

$* 5G.Tr Entry MMI 

Ca* $67-1200 

State Ucaneed A Bonded 

$S5 Fee >A 

DRIVERS - 'or eacxeam nai 

Must nave dean omnng record 

noutaa in Liaarae * suburb* . 

Apptr betessn i2-3pm m 

Panqian icacreepi. 3402S Seno» 

cxan Uvonia 522-71*' 

OOCfCWORK 

$* 5G.Tr Entry MMI 

Ca* $67-1200 

State Ucaneed A Bonded 

$S5 Fee >A DfWEBS NEEDED 

MECHAMCS NEEDED 

Naed own tool* Must Anow 

Cnrysasr Ca* S*1-2M5 

OOO QROOAAEB Expanwiced lor 

pel anop F.B 4 pen tana Appfy ai 

perao^saMor Sua Amaaop 

AmrruSr 3

ac» O&E Monday. Apr.) 20. 1992 

500 Help Wanted 

drivers needed 

iwta lo CUtMOWf 

up m m are 1pm 4 Bpm Monday- 

Saturday Muat ham lUflll Irana- 

portaoon. van ot car Unonto. 

SoulhfMM. Wo—WBe or Detroit 

1100-$250 on 

M M 102 

DRIVERS 

OWNER/ 

OPERATORS 

COAS1 

REFRIGERATED TRUCKING 

• 'ooung tor Owner'Operator* Is 

loin our company to transport over- 


pananted illllgn nukiser 

daw mould have 10-10 yn. i 

anoa wRh a toad mectane back 

ground a BSME a a muel wa alter 

500 IMp Wanted 

TAYLOR AREA 

24 OPENINGS 

j e w 

•on* mouU M 'Mum or ape«y 

» 

ALPHA INDUSTRIES, INC 

22790 HaaOp Drive 

Now. Mi «447s 

Attention Pereonnm 

(3131344-0070 

EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 

« you Hava tna following 

• 2 years experience 

a Heevy Eijulpment Operetor 4'or 

Truck Omar to operate emM be*ny 

i aunty Hull Oa acta to work any 

mm and hava good work Malory 

Good wege 4 benefit peckaee Sand 

itouma lo: Boa aS40 

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspapers 

34241 Schoolcr sft Rd 

LKronla Ml 44150 

• DOT oarMcaMon 

• Clam driwng record 

•Cbt 

• 14»S 

•Drop pay 

Ma offer 

pey loaded or empty 

y anar 1*1 drop 

• OuiCk return Iripe 

• fuel permits after '11 y**r 

• Medics' 4 hospital msursnca 

j. ailsble 10 purcheM 

Applyal • 

COAST 

REFRIGERATED TRUCKING 

8350 St Autxn 

Hamtramck. Ml 

EXCELLENT 

JOBS 

AVAILBLE 

WESTBORN MARKET 

2245 Woodward. Berkley 

Fu* 4 Pari Time Help Hsadsd 

• FLORAL DESIGNERS 

• FLORAL SALES 

•STOCK 

• CASHIERS 

•DELI 

• MEAT CUTTERS 

Ptaaaa can 274-4100 

Fksl.'Second mma 

STARTS IMMEDIATELY 

474-7744 

FIREFIGHTER 

TRAINING 

• applicants 

-30 rear* oM 

parmanant. out 

For mora mlcrmi 

1-800-922-1702 

FLORIST 

DESIGNERS 4 ASSISTANTS 

Experienced pialsntd AftordabM 

Flower*. Bmranghem . 444-2244 

FUU. TB4E MAINTENANCE 

Poamon ii'Mablf tor 

.-nature. raeponabM parson 

Benefits avaMatM Call bmttn 

9em-4pm. 474.7204 

To 

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 

Or Can 

1 (BOO) 744-1145 

DRIVERS 

Ma ar* looking tor a WerehouM 

OnMr/Doc* Switcher Mti a good 

driving record Mutf neve a COL 

Clan A IXVH Ma oltor a good 

aags 4 benaM package Apply In 

person Mon thru Fn. Sam-5pm. 

1351 Mli Rd Maatland at 101 InOuatrial Or . 

fi.moufli Ocean 453-4400 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

ed'Vef 

• l 6CTRIC PANEL MlftEPERSONS 

4 MELDERS NEEDED 

: u" lime position available at Nonn- 

vtiie Manufacturing company Some 

«»perienc* necessary Starting 

«*gr 16 00 nr E.cenenl Benents 

Apply in person at 

BELANGER INC 

1001 OOHENY CT NORTHVILLE 

EXPEDtTOR (AFTERNOON) 

uthfteM IVm • seeking an axp 

Southfteld firm la aaeklng ... 

tor tor 4n aOemoon ahlft One year 

experience in air freight Handling 

preferred Computer operation ex- 

perience Helptol Salary and to* 

benefit package Send leeponee to 

Expedlor PO Bo. 8740-451. 

Lainrup Via age Ml 44076 

EXPERIENCED CUSTOM CABINET 

Miperience arftn 32mm system Mini- 

mum 5 years experience Apply 

person between 9- Ham H7 

Grand River. Brighton 

EXPERIENCE, experience, experi- 

ence. fronl dee* derk Memtenenr^ 

tor hi riae hotel, ca* tor interne- 

Jimmy or Cheryl 399-5800 

Factory 

CANTON AREA 

16 OPENINGS 

SLITTERS 

MATERIAL HANDLERS 

GENERAL LABORERS 

Working with rolled tteei 

START MONDAYII 

Call Carol 474-7766 

MGM Services No Fee 

FULLTIME 

TOOOLER TEACHER POSH ION 

Require* a Bachaaors Degree in eer- 

hr c Kd aeveiopmenl or related h««d 

Experience requ»»d Reeponatodlty 

mdudoa eirect care of toddlers. 

Inter-ectlon with parents and supar- 

vlslon Of staf! 

FULLTIME 

ASSISTANT TEACHER 

Poamon lor loddaars Raqwree ex- 

PART TIME 

AlOES 4 SUBSTITUTES 

tor preechool toddlers, and Mania 

Apply at Seton Infant CMk) Care 

Canter - St Vincent and Sarah 

Fisher Cenier 29*75 Inkstar Road. 

An Equal Opponuraty Employer 

No Phone Ca« Accepted' 

FUND-RAISING ASSISTANT 

Coaage degree required Excellent 

written 4 oral communlcauon • « 

enthuewatic 4 highly organoed 

Send reeume 4 aalary requirements 

ts- M Conn. 26111 Evergreen. Sun* 

100 SoutMUW Ml 44076 

GANTOS - TWELVE OAKS MALL 

Now luring retail sale* 4 caamars 

Flexible hours generous account 

career growth opportunities Apply 

at TuoNeOefcs Ma* 

M_ ASSEMBtV— 

Redford manufacturer seeks m»- 

yK)uai to M component assembly 

poenion General mechinmg experi- 

ence n the tool 4 die mduelry e 

Candidate should be bripni 4 well- 

groomed Sterling wege M 50/hour 

Caa between 10em-i2pm. end leeve 

535-5959 

FINANCIAL AIDE CLERK 

With working knowledge ol Tliie IV 

Contact i Kennedy S52-6613 

or write COI 21700 Northwestern 

Hwy Soutltlleld Ml 44075. 

FITTER/WELDER 

eeaary wage* negotiable, benefit 

available Redford aree 

Call between 8em 4 3pm 534-4561 

FLORAL DESIGNER 

good benefits, ton 

North Woodwerd ar* 

or part time 

Cal 

552-0040 

EMPLOYEE 

CONSULTANT 

two positions available, one m Red- 

lord - the other in Madison Heights 

Must have customer service experi- 

ence 4 enjoy working w«h people 

ExcaRant written 4 oral communica- 

tion ikias required Fast-paced ser- 

vice related company Please call 

Redford - 532-7666 

Madison HgtS - 566-3700 

ESCROW MANAGER 

A malor title insurance company in 

Troy Is accepting resumes from 

o.penencad Escrow Pr olea n onals 

Respond to Sox 546 

Obsarver 4 Eccantnc Newspepers 

34251 Schooicrafl Rd 

Livonia Mi 48150 

Equal Opporn*kty Emptoyar M/F 

FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED 

Sl Vincent 4 Sarah Flaher Canter in 

Farmmgton HiOs needs lovtng dedi- 

cated people to provide a poaftlve 

family iMe experience tor children 

agee0-18 medically needy infants 4 

leer mothers witn their babies 

Femtkee lo provide reeplie care are 

alao leaded Trammg. eupport 4 

monetary compenaelton provided 

Training begins Ap.ii 30. 1992 Ce» 

Laianie Worthy et _ 426-752> 

FRESH FLOWED DESIGNER - ax- 

spray panting 4 agtjl peckaomg 

Apply m person between 4am- 

3:30pm tor immedlete iniennew 

wage 4 Denellt mtormatlon - 

30517 Back. Wudm. 449-0077 

GENERAL LABORERS 

the Uvema'Ptymoulh 4 Now areaa 

for short 4 long term aaaignmanls 

S4 25.' jc Must heve Irenaportation, 

apptr m paraon between 9am-3pm 

Bring driver's kcanae4S S card 

ACRO-SERVICE CORP 

17187 N Laurel Park, a 165, Livohla 

at € Mile 4 275 

500 Help Wantad 

GENERAL SHOP Fabricating Preee 

Operator 4 poaelDM Truck M 

time Muet 0a MmtoMr 

VMlig Bukomg. 30174 Ford. 

City No phone appacatlona 

GREENS MAINTENANCE Person* 

Banna Brook Go" Course. T«ae- 

orapn/l MM. apply >0am-2pm. 

Oreanaornoa 534-0254 

GRINOER . 

I D.-O O expanenca onr, tor tool 

alnp Apply at Gelco 42330 Am 

Arbor Rd Plymouth 

GROUNDS HELP 

18 to atari with poeeibw «- 

craaae m 90 day* E rakant oppor 

tuniry tor advenoemenl Southpon 

Apertmenitm. 407-4742 

GROUNDS PERSON needed fua 

time tor large walwail complex ai 

Farmmgton Has Can Mon. - Fit.. 

9em-5pm ooeedWed 474-1447 

RECEPTIONIST - part una. wanted 

tor BUmmgharr araa ha* salon Ap- 

proximately 20 i,rs/w» Apply * par- 

son. 487 E Maple Rd 540-3262 

HAIRDRESSERS with 

^^^BouMlaM. • • 

lions, good comrmaa»n 

lor booth rental 442-0160 

HA1RORESSER with 

apace Bvmlngham salon Aak tor 

Tom or Tony 444-2257 

HAIRDRESSER wanted - a n time 

tor e change" Eetablahed salon 

with earthy people Only thoee with 

clientele need apply Cell Tuee thru 

Sat 9em-3pm. Wesoand 326-1470 

HAIR SALON ASSISTANT 

Poeiinn available « very eetaCHah- 


HEALTH FOOO STORE I 

HEAVY PLATE FITTER tor tabnee- 

uon shop, muat hava 5 yr* aspart- 

ame Apply In paraon Natwnel 

Steel 4 Aluminum Fabricators. 

'24*2 

HOME FOR THE AGED IN WAYNE, 

ha* the toaowmg poMiona tvw 

able. Laundry,1*ouaekeep«ng. Paint- 

ers Helper Please apply « 

Laaure VBage. 31730 Van Bom. be- 

tween 10am 4pm. Mon -Fn 

Ho phone caa* piaaai 

FRONT DESK 

HOUSEKEEPER 

Ramada Hotel a accepting appaca- 

ttona tor maee poertlons Apply in 

person al 2422S Tetegrepn Rd near 

12 Mae eoe 

HOTEL MANAGEMENT 

Luxury hotel seeking entry level 

management appacant tor front off- 

ice Hotel experience a mual pieeae 

reply by reaume River Piece Inn. 

Ann Peraonnel Oapt . 1000 River 

Place. Detroit. Ml 48207 

HOTEL 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Marriotts kixurioua Deer bom inr 

RESTAURANT GUEST 

RELATIONS SUPERVISOR 

II you have OUTSTANDING hoapl- 

tamy ska* and auparviaory abWIy 

wa d iaie lo talk to you 

GIFT SHOP SUPERVISOR 

Ex talent hoeotanty skJM ara re- 

quired. prevtoua retail and suparvi- 

eory experience a definite pka 

sntant lo cotoHai 

tional opportunity Fi* time Senous 

inquiries onrr Day 4*4-7061 or 

Eve* 5*6-9120 

HAIR STYLING SALON 

Management Mature, dependable 

motivated Licensed or lormerty 

Uvonia araa Artate 

HAIR STYLIST/ 

For busy Livonw salon Guaranteed 

wage, profit sharing, and bandflts 

Cal Laura or Us* 47,7-9*40 

hair STYLIST • experienced 4 mo- 

>keied tor busy Dearborn salon 

(barber or coemelologal) Cal 

5Tl3073t 

hair STYLIST - Fantastic Sams 

Earn up to 50% commaerai or guar- 

enteed $6 menmurn Fu» or part 

lime positions (vakeix* Caa today 

Livome s bonus Pieeae send rsaima 

to 26244 Foid Rd. Garden CBy. Ml 

44135 Aim Gaa 

INSIDE SALES PERSON NEEDED 

Must have knowMdoefor experience 

n geer cutting tooh Send reeume 

to Diane P O Box 40295 Radford. 

Mi 44240. 

INSURANCE 

SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 

Growing benefits adminalra- 

live compeny sesksig quaaM ma- 

ture mdnnduel to serve aa an out- 

side 

ReeponaFbMMa mokide effective 

ckem nieraction, astenelve back- 

ground expenance and knowledge 

of meuianca benefit packagaa. 

Ramsuranca knowtadge (a ptusi. ex- 

perience m conducting aemmart 

snd presentsrliora tor large group* 

aa wok aa mdtwdua»y enpiemanta- 

non o< new groups and interpreta- 

tion gf claims status- Mutt have the 

abwty to work independently wtth 

minimal to no supervision - 

We will provide lua benefitt Includ- 

ing 401K and stock option plan as 

wee as a friendly smoke-'ree envi- 

ronment it you poesees Ihe above 

qualifications and would Oka to »otn 

a professional growing teem, pieeae 

submit reaume to 

i Corporation 

25505 W 12 Mile 

Surte 3000 

Southlleld Ml 49034-1446, 

Attn Personnel/Insurance Rep 

EEO'AA M/F 

JANITORIAL 

Experienced deerong crew needed 

theatre cleaning a plus 

Must have own transportation 

Call 544-9290 

JANITORIAL POSITION. 40 hour 

week 14 00 an flour Apply in per- 

son 5000 Town Center Apts cor- 

ner ol Evergreen 4 Ciwc Canter Dr 

Southfield 

K- Equal 

vergreen & 

ad. Mi 

. 5 ... 3 

500 Hetp Wanted 

XX OPPORTUNITY . 

nl wnh 

Room A 

an t »v 

334-5334 

KEYPUNCH KCYTAPt 

OPERATORS 

Eapanenoe reqiared Day* and 

KITCHEN HELP 

wonted tor top area caterer k* 4 

part time Ca« Peter lor wierwaa 

540-2264 

LABORER NEEDED 

Carpentry and maaonry labor 

truck (toper hour 

EXPERIENCED Landocape Supervi- 

Landacape 

m uma tor 

4 irrigation Worturt Ful 

Southwtld company 344-3213 

LAN DACA PINQMAINTENANCE - 

poamon lor apt ounsnunlty In Waat- 

land Fua lima, temporary poanwn 

Ca* 422-8411 

LANDSCAPE COMPANY accepting 

technician Experienced only to ap- 

ply Ca* 455-3130 

needed aa foreman Motwaaad drug 

tree Top pay 4 beenfns poaaibie tar 

ndMduatt. 543-4400 

LANDSCAPE LABORERS 4 

FOREMAN ASSISTANTS WANTED 

Muat ba drug-tree, conacnentioua 

aid capewe oI toaowina direction* 

Pieeae caa Yeoman 4 Grainger De- 

sign Group, aak lor JMi. 542-0414 

LANDSCAPE 

LABORERS 4 pDL HOLDERS 

Wall-established laal growing 

Farmington Hiaa company looking 

lor dapendabM. energetic people 

can Hacaar Sarvtcae 474-4914 

LANDSCAPE 4 LAWN CUTTING 

Crew* 4 Leeder needed, tu* time, 

experancao 4 depenbaba Own 

truck or van preNrred 421-5023 

LAWN MAINTENANCE help wanted 

- ha or pert tme. muel have own 

tranaportation Ca* evwa 444-4440 

LAWN MAINTENANCE. 

company needt aggreesive bodies 

Fua/part lima aiMlaoM, top pay. ex 

perance pr starred Own tranaporta- 

tion mandatory Cutting Time, mc 

3*4-7995, NOW; 425-3727. LNoma 

unity Employer 

JANITORIAL SERVICE 

313-454.7175 

HOUSEKEEPER PLUS, part time tor 

group home in Farmmglon araa 

maa/female 7 30 AM - 12 30 PM 

Good driving reoord a muat 45 p*r 

hour Ca* lor appoaitmant 474-0670 

K ENNE L HEL P WANTED 

Part lima 18 /eers or otder" 

Perkys Kennel Livonia 

464-0232 

KOHL'S 

wt it mviting eager enargatK peo- 

PM lo |Om. our stafl In a variety ot 

pert time poeitont 

HOUSE PARENTIS) 

Needed lo superwee home, lor de- 

vaiopmentaly disabled individuals in 

Dearborn Heights Uve m arrange- 

ment Room. Board Salary 

Oil pjpttcsn DQ11 —— 

Casnars • 

Shoe Sales 

Electronic Sales 

Recerwng 

wa otter a fleaibie wor* schedule 

competitive pay immediate store 

discount and s Irandfy atmosphere 

Appty in person ' 

KOHL'S WESTLAND MALL 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

dependable, eaptnenoe pittaied. 

LAWN SPRATERS WANTED 

Wa tram Muat have good driving 

record Send l eaume to 

ORGANIC LAWNS 32*01 W 8 Mile. 

Uvonia. mkji 44152 

LAWN SPRAYING TECHNICIANS 

WEstisnd baaed company seeks 

hard working dapendabM peopia 

Excellent opporutnlly tor me^^îl 

500 Halp Wanlad 

LAWN. TREE 4 8HKUB 

I K I I l i H H I I i 1 1 

aSTOsns.:: 

g"sirs 

LUXURY APARTMENT oommurMy 

I ttttng Agtra Muat 

opt ta«M ThM poei 

work We ol- 

nreal work aiWonanenl t you are 

the paraon aa ara looking lor. 

E of Tslegrsph on 10 MBe 

LEASING AGENT 

Needed part ameet 

ordcO* Apertmentl 

~Ca* 474-12*0 

LEASING AGENT 

_ _ . a tor South 

complei Saturday 

Mon -Fit 9em-5pm. 544-4070 


LEASING CONSULTANT 

Part lime weekend* only 

Ft* preangloue apt commianty In 

LfVlS BEAUTY SUPPLY 

in W Bloomfield. a M U n tor an 

experienced saaaa paraon. to apply 

and aa* makeup and fag'anoaa. 

Fua-time. Cafl. 481-7323 

LICENSING IN REAL ESTATE 

Our ttudenta hava a 90% paaa rata 

on Vm Stat* Exam 

WE GUARANTEE your money beck 

« you don't paaa tha State Examl 

February thru Apr* two can enrol 

tor the price ol one sifting 

soon. Ca* Uea Diimaa at 354-7111 

SOUTHEASTERN INSTITUTE 

Of,REAL ESTATE 

L1FEGUARO 

iou* Farmington HIM apert- 

oommunlty looking tor hard- 

working conecaentlou*. ueiuhed Me- 

guarda Ful or part Uma Apply al 

Muirwood Apt* Grand River 4 

Drake No pnona cal* pleeee 

LIGHT ASSEMBLY 

LNonM and Plymouth location*, 

three arwHs avaitsbM. overtime 

Ca* Linda al UNIFORCE 473-2*34 

LAWN SPRAY Ti 

tors Experience piotari'od wll tram 

Good driving record a muel Salary, 

commission, benefits 353-77 

LAW STUDENT/PARALEGAL 

Votuntaer inlem. perl or -fua time. 

Exceaeni opportunity lo practice 

FEDERAL LAW 624-4447 

HYDRAULIC REPAIRMAN 

Pumps motors - servo umts *«c 

Journeymen only. LMt *H work 4 pay 

history A* rapnas wai be enswered 

Send reeume lo Box 636 

Observer 4 Eccamrac Newspepers 


Livonia Ml 48150 

HEAD COACH 4 LIFE GUARDS 

Experienced tor Farmington Glen 

Swimclub Reaiimat to: P 0 Box 

ti*. Farmmgton. Ml *8332 

HEALTH CLUB PERSONNEL 

Front oeak. fruit 4 Mce bef. *nd 

nursary Fua time 4 part time Ask 

tor Genny 624-9840 

FRUIT MARKET HELP WEEDf 

i. da*, produce Fii|i 4 

ipfy at Vies Quality 

13 MM 4 Southfteld Rd 

EDED ' 

part 

Font 

HAIR DRESSER NEEDED 

Fu* or part-time Busy mall. Uvona 

Paid taxaa. ItoxibMhour*. *64-166i 

penanced 'eaidenliM painters, gen 

•ral laborers, outage tales ReaabM 

1-400-412-602*5 

insurance - Experienced Only 

AGENCY POSITIONS 

Commercial 4 Paraonai Lines 

CSR's-Market mg-Oalms-Ratars 

CONCORD PERSONNEL 

19500 Middlebelt Rd 

478-2200 

INTERVIEWERS 

Oynamic Marketing flMaaich Firm 

a aaeklng motivated, part time tele- 

phone mterwaarers lor ail turns 

(DAYS. EVENINGS 4 WEEKEN0SI 

Qualifications ara Excellent Phone 

SkHM Computer *nd'or Typing 

Sk«* ideal tor homamakert stu- 

the |Ob market 

NO SALES INVOLVED 

Ca* Sendy I0am-4pm 427-4021 

- LABORATORY —{ 

TECHNICIAN 

Maiiinciiiodl Sensor Systems s; 

leader m blood gas nennotogy a 

teeking a Lab Technician lor 

aotentor leaeerch 4 devetopmam 

Tha position reports lo the Manager 

of Sensor Denalopment Chemistry, 

clinical Chermsuy or medical tech- 

nology backgrouhd required sitth t- 

2 yeert aaperMnce doing sokd alec- 

nocheiTastry or analytical work 

Mutt be familiar with a variety of an- 

alytical clinical laboratory equip- 

ment Excellent growth opportunity 

lor ngnt individual Comprehensive 

benefitt package Send resurrM In 

C6nlide»w:e to. 

Human Reeourcee Manager 

MALLINCKRODT 

SENSOR SYSTEMS 

P O Boa 2347 

Ann Arbor Ml 48106 


LANDSCAPE AND 

IRRIGATION LABORERS NEEQED 

Some rxpenence halpful 46mour to 

Mart Apply (n person Kilmers 

Landscape 1320 Ladd Road 

Walled Lake (313)624-1700 

LEASING AGENT 

We are eeeking * friendly *nd ener- 

getic person to «l a pan time poat- 

lion on our Maawig slaft Must be 

4bM lo-saark laaiarn Pliaii cal 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

Award winning apartment communi- 

ty a currently teeking a 

highly motivated organuad and r»- 

tuns onented M you "t Itut descrip- 

tion. we woutd like you to |eai our 

team Wa offer full benefitt and gen- 

erous wagae Apply m parson 

43398 Citation Now, Ml , 44375 or 

call 344-9966 

LIBRARIAN 

Southfield ad agency aaeks s corpo- 

rate librarian to work m our art bank 

4 broadcast tape araa* Library sci- 

ence tludent hawng completed first 

year ol study would by considered 

Please submit resume 4 salary re- 

quirements to PO Box 33422-A. 

Catron 44232 EEO 

LIBRARY AUTOMATION 

SPECIALIST 

To automate OCLC and card cata- 

log into Data Trek Library System 

mem. lu« tune. 

Temporary ap< 

year NoCaas- 

F Weis*. Holocaust MamorMt Cen- 

ter 6602 W Maple Rd W Bioohv 

fWed Mi 44322 

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL work m Fsrm- 

mônJ-yj8irn-2 30pm to/hr 

An Equal Opportunity Employar 

MACHINE 

OPERATORS 

t4 PER HOUR 

Entry level poafliona 4 months ma- 

chine operating experience re- 

quired Muef ba abM lo reed 

calipers and micrometers Farmeio- 

ton location Call 476-7212 

MACHINISTS 

world Oaaa Machine Tool Produoar 

H looking tor peopM 

lo become part o* a growing organi- 

zation Successful candidates w« 

|om s team strong m sssooste «- 

vol lament, that accepts only the 

mghaat oueaty aa ihak stendsrd 

The foaowtng positions ere Immedl- 

atafy avaaebM 

Day Sum CNC Machinists 

Afternoon SfutL 1 -U?: 

Mechirnst Snnt Leader 

CMC Machinists 

mate. 

Send raeumM to Bos 1674 

Obeerver 4 Ecoantnc flewapaperi 


Livonia Ml 44150 


piataned pay 44^«r 

thru Fn 10-IQpm. 

ASSISTANT 

«aMan tor aiaaliarl 4 

idhadu« Pienfeue im* 

room 4 t w o r y eipeilenna pr» 

I "ting rsquaed 

to BMP am CaouMBon. P O Bo. 

2400. Trey. Ml. 44007 

MAINTENANCE/JANTTOMAL 

Entry poaiaon wnh varied litn 

auding dsanmg/thop MB/«anara 

inaaaananoa Apply alt J L * En 

gmears Ine.. 42300 W • MBa. Now 

An Equei Opportunity Employer 

MAINTENANCE PERSON needed 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

MAINTENANCE PERSON. MUBed. 

ft* time, wnh earn look, tar North 

Oakland spsrtment dswatopmem 

442-2950 

MAINTENANCE POSmON 

In Canton araa. muel have general 

maintenance knowledge end fee- 

ing 4 cooang experience 

Sand reeume to Bos «442 

OtMervar 4 Eooemnc Newepepwi 

34241 Scnooicran Rd 

Uvonia Ml 44150 


a* [Hill ol busd- 

mg iiialriienence including large 

HVAC units snd thaw control 

KMC P O 

HIM. Ml 4431 

MAINTENANCE PEOPLE 

prcilsetlonaM iwnwm 3 yasrs as- 

sliLlilLal. pkanblng 

weapepenng. oaramlc tM and roof 

mg Must nava oaan tooM end truck 

m good oondnon. If you need e sa- 

curs future wKh growth opportu- 

ne* eel 451-3742 

MAINTENANCE 

reeponaibM 

. |ob duOM « 

menl prep 4 ground* care Apply m 

person at Carnegie Park Aper 

mania. 2«a01 W Car nagM Park Dr 

11 Ml Rd batw een wastsr 4 Frank _ 

an m Southfield * 

An Equal Oppdrbaaty Employer 

MAINTENANCE 

apartment prapeig. nalpfU SaMry 

commensurate wtth experience 

poeeibM tier sms m B0 day* Excel 

lent opportunity lor atfaanoameri 

Southpon Apartmanta 697-474? 

MAINTENANCE/JANITORIAL 

Dependable mature Indhriduals 

wanted tor part tane mamtananca/ 

lamtonai poamon at upacata ahop- 

pmg canter In UvonM 20 to 29 hra 

par waak mcludM raghts 4 week- 

end* Appfy m paraon at: Biitmsss 

Office Laurel Park Place. 37700 W 

4 MM Rd Livonia. (6 MM 4 New- 

burgh) Mon thru Fn 830 till 5 

MAINTENANCE 

Mature. reeponaibM paraon to per- 

torm required maintenance m luxury 

auburben apartment eommmlty 

ThM M not e *va-ai poonion Cand^ 

1-4pm 

352-3800 


needed for targe apt ccvmwmHY n 

Oakland County Apt supervisor sx- 

penenca required Plaaaa cal be- 

tween 9-4 364-1363 

EXPERIENCED 

PROOUCE MANAGER 

Produce Merket 

474-7766 

Management Trainee 

Look No Further 

Naa corporation expandaig m 

Uvoola and aurroundtng srsai No 

experience ntretssry Wl* Inr, Id 

manaoamenl. marxeiing 

4300-1700 weakly Start* 

MANAGER tor pamt 4 dacoratmg 

stars ai Plymouth 4 Watertord area 

Expanenca dMiiad Applet 

Palmar Supply Dacoratmg Cam 

1054 W Ann Artwn Fid . Plymouth 

MANAGERIAL POSITION 

aiemduMi to 

manage our branch ofnoa m Ba 

mmgham. Heefth care aspanenca 

helpful but not neroMari Send re- 

sums BWfcovar letter lo EkJercsrs 

PO Box 1959. 

44012. 

MANAGER TRAINEE 

GRAND SLAM 

Set to open 100 new sports al or a* ai 

1992 Gnat benents to S23K 2 yrs 

Monday. April 20. 19*2 0 4 £ *9C 

me spM of 14-21 and lha m Wayna 

County tnol Oeironi, cat tor ar ip- 

MANUFACTURING ENGlNEE R 

World CJaM MacMna Tool 

a looking tor a person with tha de- 

an to become pad of a groamg or- 

ganization SuooaaaW candMaH 

all (OM a team strong Si 

S10.QO/HOUR 

CNC utfha Oi II mm, Fqpa Biltaosj 

Qrtntfar Operator Overtime. bene-| 

at*. *0 IK Ca4 4am4prr 541-1770 

TRUCK DRIVERS 

Sl » 

SERB 4 Counter HaB M 4 

p5i ama poftton* i jinn w 

Uvcma. WaWMid Apply w person. 

33030 W 7 M4A. Llvom* 474-214 1 

•OPTICIAN • 

SSTKSSfS 

lo work tor an «apood 

mg 4 COmpmny for m- 

Us* and fa—a 1 Mai . 

TRUCK DRIVERS 

••NEEDECfl 

| ^ 3 h ^ C O t - e r j j J 

WOLVERINE 

bTAPFMQ SERVICE sl 

Bormaa Brook Go* Club apply 

lOant-apil Gr*ena ofVa _*»w BUMMER WORK 6 Mna. 

Great Payf MMWtai 1BZS4 vat 

Borv. Road. Daarbom HaloMa. be- 

PROOF READER - dynarmc 

•me Ca* bet tOvn-ipm. 417-0446 

Metro Detroit 

gament Or auparweory as- 

a pMa Muat ba Mi g m 

aork BOtirs par aaak and haM own 

a you're * depend- 

tmt mat t bahaaan 

TRAVEL AGENT 

»-5 50'Tv 

MORTGAGE CLOSER 

I B or corv 

W * * FHA ctaakig prooedurM 

a muet 

" novnedgs of rrw * 

PAID.TRAINING 

pay Many aparw-,vi 

trsla ill. High Schoo 2 

grtoa ? 24 Ca* 

CORPORATE 

PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

261-1120 

•TLACHEH8. ASS«TAKT8| 

F^/ part ame lor c$m care oan 

For Troy/»ao«t. ca* 444- • 140 

1-800-922-1702 

MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER^H 

CjiT—aril opportwifty tar * sell 

SHERATON OAKS 

3425 > ticnoolcrah «d 

,. ivoriie Ml 48150 

Front Desk Cierk 

Housekeeping Anendanu 

Reatauran: Servers • 

Bus Attenaant 

Fu* or pert-nme.^n 

7141 Tired ol peyvoa prob- 

m i Ca« 721-7141 Mo 

•CAU. BETWEEN-W*fc11A*fl 

on Tuaeday. Aprf 2'^H 

MACAULEYS OFFICE PtkOOuC'S 

PHOtfE CALLSWtiV 

raiparsor diw 

14-14 and 2 "-24 

QlM*f| 

REAL ESTATE CAREER 

AMBITIOUS7 CONSCIENTIOUS? 

WE WANT YOUM 

an you and i 

lagn-mcome career Ca* 

Julie Dudek. Weatlend 

nc A | ccTATCAUC 

nLAL WTn iCVtTC 

326-2000 

Saeaav 

Hr 

Scon Spaoaary GaaM mc 

12*0 CombermerJ 

Apply m pa 

Cc "KOO T 

STOCK & DISPLAY 

HELP WANTED 

RECEPTIONIST 

m «•- 

cillOll ApO»y"ir> parson ortfy 

JOE'S PRODUCE 

33152 W 7 

Matron Ml 44223 

1313) 502-11401 

Assistsnt needed Birmingham 

Araa CM 4*4-77 W 

rears of tfiop floor i 

as degrei 

Bos *674 

Obaeriier 4 Eocaritrlc Nswspepera 

36251 Schooicxaft Rd 

Uvonia Ml 48150 

MARKETING ASSISTANT . ported 

tor part tana coaage student with 

lots of day tane hours, or 

looking tor that toot ai the door m- 

penanoo Outgoing personalty 4 

creativity t muet Apphr m person or 

to J*A H nam Mar 

17123 Laurel Park Or. Uvonia No 

caM plttn 

M A R K I N G 

ASSISTANTS 

acnooi grad or c o*ag* 

ttudernt who are good typists and 

fieve Wordêrtod axpertiM Merket 

rch consunants need peopM 

soger to Mem and warn qpportunRy 

to grow Requaa MgNy preeenlabM. 

parsonabM paopM to meet caant 

demand and wor«load Part nme/ 

flexible hours avaaebM tor tha right 

~ I * B2T-4MB 

MORTGAGE OMGMATOM 

Cfttzene Mortgage Corp aMh or wnh 

aaperlenoe Tha • a ground 

Boor opporamHy lo make an Impact 

on a na> oompofn ThM M a oom- 

1011 poamon am a iky m the 

earning poMnoai r 

313-382-1200 

MOVERS 

For kjmHura store ti Farmmglon 

Part time. Baanto hours 44 00 per 

hour C*4 Tuea-Set 10-4 471-0320 

MOVERS NEEDED 

Muet be 13 357-4746 

POLICE DEPARTMENT 

PATROL OFFICER - The City ol 

Wayne M accepting appacatiora to 

I an augi&-aty kat baaed on 

competitive exanananons 125.294 

HW acnocl diploma 

ad Muat be 21 years 

ol ego and he»e w readied 50th 

birthday at time ol appuaitiiMU 

Muet riane a va*d State of MKtMgen 

driver i tcene* Appkcantt muet be 

certlBebM (gradual* ol a MLEOTC 

•pcrjitfl ecademy) or ax I witty 

cartrfSed m a Ponce Oltlom in the 

State of Michigan al tM dcaa of the 

Bone miMt be aocompamed b- 

proof of same The Otv ol Wayne a 

an Equal Opportunity employer and 

OFFICE CLEANING - ReeponaibM. 

energeUe mdlWOual lo cMan Canton 

ofttoe Mon.-Fit. 4-7PM 48 50 per 

724-90B0 

hour 

OFFICE HELP - PART TIME 

RecepiloniM'Phone Canvaaaor 

*pm 8pm Mon-Thw iOam-3pm 

Sal UvonM araa CM tor appoM- 

m 425-8510 

snceo FHA/VA 

Processor tor expending oompsny 

Company proWdM Mrn*y stmoe- 

OPTICAL ASSISTANTS NEEDED 

tor 2 location* Waenend 4 MadMon 

Ht* Optical experience pre*arrad 

Ca* tor interview 261-4017 

John Adama Mortgage Company 

2812* Orcnard Lake fa . Sun* i0l 

Farmmgton HMa. Ml 44334 

i HOME St SERVICE GUIDE en 

DEADLINES: 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION I 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONOAY EDITION TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL 991-0900 

6 Aluminum Cleaning 

POWER WASHING - Aluminum 4 

vinyl cleaning 4 waxing Aluminum 

r eanishirig Wood deck dasmng 4 

weiing AOUA CLEAN 423-5120 

9! Aluminum Siding 

24 Baaament 

Waterproofing 

27 Brick, Block, Cement 

ORYLOCK BASEMENT Waierproof- 

S FrM estimaiM Mo obligation 

yrs exp Beat any wrman aaii- 

mal* 24 hrs 313-795-7477 

• ALL WORK GUARANTEED 

' S-dmg. tnm, gutlert. roofing, 

" replacement windows 4 ooort 

Heritage Home Imp FrM eat 

All Repairs Ue 4 Ina 353-4642 

27 Brick, Block, Cement 

• ALUMrNUM 4 VINYL SIDING 

Trtii 4 seamiees guttars Rapiaca- 

rn4m Windows 4 doors, heenaed 

M4.NNING CONST 427-0748 

AAA CUSTOM BRICK WORK 

Speciekang m M masonry rspavs 4 

new construction brick. sKtowsAt 

aim enaimay 4 porch rspaas. bnck 

4 gieM block FrM Eel 

avaHacMa 

' ALUMINUM VINYL SIOING 

RooUng G J Kelly Construction 

>< 4 in Days (3131*21-5091 

EvM (313)685-0364 

VINYL 4 Alum s-dmg Gullart trim, 

-—closures rooting 4 related work 

AMm cleaning waxing raatoration 

- 471-2600 

Retorralai 

CM Keith 477-9673 

AA SMALL JOB SPECIALIST 

25 Yrs RapuiabM. Ouaaty Work 

Anything m Cement. Bnck or Block 

Beet Any Prtcaon 

Drive Replacements 

Uc . insured. FrM I 

LAMBERTO CONSTRUCTION 

ALL TYPES OF CEMENT 

No Job To Eug Or Small 

Free Est . Lie 4 Insured 455-2925 

ROMA S CEMENT CO 

Garage Driveway Porch 

Foundations, Brick pavei 

uceneed - insured 642-2679 

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 

on all Cement work. DrtuM. Garage 

Boors, etc Pay nothing II' fob I* 

complete 4 you r* unshed Lie 4 

~ ~ • • 261-2614 

zjr. 

WESTLAND CEMENT Fic 

rages drivaway*. petios 

porchM. foundation*, bnek/biock 

Licanted Bonded insured 

FrM Ett .478-4310 •477-9192 

1*4-0066 33 Bldg. ft Remodeling 

12 Appliance Service 

, PHILS APPLIANCE REPAIR 

Mf repair MM ma|Or noutehoid *pp»- 

-Ttas ta. Fast aarwea 

471-2600 

New 4 rapm piaetering 

'aping texlurtzmg. stucco 

96 Garagea 

GARAGE DOORS 

& OPENERS 

ft J.C, PRICE ELECTRIC 

Smaa or targe K *» FrM Eal 

Senior C«izane diecount*. 

Licensedi'ins Call 442-2491 

paneM plugs wolanons Ue Low 

P"CM FrM Eat Anytime 544-796B 

A* work guar 

• We'll beat your beat deal • 

TSKtt mSHE77 

FREE ESTIMATES 

SHAMROCK OOOR 

99 Gutters 

eT 120 chimney 

i elamnay :law- 

a OMr 644 901 

Oamnay Sweep 423-1166 

RETIRED CARPENTER 

leaks m a job* Counter top*. 

272-4944 

HIGH HAT Chimney SWEEP 

Rmcapa Damper* 

Guaranteed no meai 

UC M< RE PA-RS 

•— : -ucl Sno— 

, 474-4922 421-2241 

^^rM'tai 1 **421-7440" 

ABSOLUTELY 

THE BEST! 

COLLEGE BOYS YARD CLEAN-UP 

471-2600 

* DWW»AL. JMgS 

476-001J 

A-1 ROTO TILLING 

4 pmsmm aardM 420 4 up 

Caa Ray 477-2188 

PARADISE 

PAINT 6 DESIGN 

471-2600 

A. VELASCOCO 

AU. TYPES or ROOWNQ 

•LAWNMOVMNOH 

GARDEN ROTOT1LUNO 

0 8 0 

425-4830 • 

471-2600 

iTwrs GARDEN acRvca 

20 * 30 • garden . Mil t»4 

Rea aaa S» a* Mna it yeartee- 

45T-4 

R. K. PAINTING 

lint./Eal - Raa. 6 Conwnfl 

Cualo«wp^wanB»»ae*ig 

Lea! J^"a»«a im *• ia**T" 

• • 4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 H 

••MPVACaaMwr] 

04 R LAWN 

m* No MB tee *M or aaM 

*44W4-Reala -aaM* 

DISCOUNT 

ROOFING 

• 7*1 

Fuay inaured • Free 

873-1909 423-1207 

473-8003 

».V DMc' AM tor 

273 Tree Service 

AAA NATIONAL TREE 4 STUMP 

*srawssr. 

GadBMM You 

m i5iMn-774B 

R4RS TREE SERVICE 

Will beat any price! 

Seraor CRMM OMcosmt 

BEST CHIMNEY CO. 

RCOFIMG i SOMQ 

x A a a u c l M 

• ROOFMG4 BCaNOB 

245 

> AMY aRANO TUNCD UR 

Bl fOUR HOME - FOR ONLY 44 40 

9EWPRO.MC 

211 Ti yen 

aty-vCRR^MRa 

Free pack-^8 IM all 

UC Sr Dill l i Ml 21yr» MP 

dkye-MBM 744-43' 

MOT TRYING TO 

OCT MCH. JUST MAKE A LMNO 

-1542 or 444-2717 

-RBUnfUN 

BuMi kkiaiaiu 4 

^ 4 REMOVAL 

277 Upholali try 

ic*a UPHC 

Home 4 oRtoa ton 

XSTERMG 

Mure beM mterv 

834-3077 

MAKE Y0»a FURN 

GuMBy Work By 

fT»tE Loo* MeM 

n-Homa Eat VtS 

836-2610 

2S4 Waipapering 

ALL OUR WORK OUARAWTEEDI 

CM Joe or Karen 422-6472 

A4 ftflRi a*i Bate ta da a fMM 

WALL TO WALLCO.OMIO 

JOAN420-T7M aaeetsr 

CUSTOM WALLPAPCTte 

455-1372 

THE COVE RBD WALL 

P** *9 Omm* 

• M * CM Ray ' 1 Ml

HINES 

&- 

MERCURY^ 

^GREAT CABS,GREAT PRICES!" r 

$ THE WAY IT SHOULD BE. a A 

1992 CONTINENTAL 

37 READY FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVERY 

1992 TOPAZ GS 2 DOOfa 

354R Pkg., air comfort convenience 

group, rear defrost, luggage rack, 

air. AM/FM cassette, tinted glass. 7 

spoke aluminum wheels, power 

steering, power brakes. 

LIST PRICE $11,732 

FACTORY REBATE -$500 

DISCOUNT -$2233 

$ 8999* 

26 at this price 

61 others at similar savings 

1992 TRACER 4 DOOR 

573A Pkg., automatic. 1.9 liter fuel 

injection, power steering, power 

brakes, power mirrors, electronic 

AM'FM, rear defrost, deck lid 

release, driver s side seat trtt, tilt 

steering, tinted glass, air. variable 

speed wipers. 

UST PRICE — $12,988 

fACTQRY REBATE...,..,,..,-$500 

DISCOUNT -$1795 

M0.692* 

16 at this price ! 


1992 SABLE GS 

Power windows, power lock group, 

speed control, rear defrost, accent 

stripe. front floor mats, tilt steering, 3.0 

V-6 fuel injected engine. &-way power 

drivers seat, electronic AM FM 

cassette, aluminum wheels, light 

group, air, tinted glass, power mirrors. 

UST PRICE $18,927 

FACTORY REBATE...., -S500 

DISCOUNT .-$2978 

s 15,449* 



1992 GRAND MARQUIS 

172A Pig. port npaed« V-& Mosaic piwJrwe. torn 

4 rear fiats finny ptwr »mrs sea. karate BO) 

axneng lanes. UMr wpcefl s*emc tfad. speed 

coniroL -ear art* eWm AMflJ ossene as 

akrawn to*. po» lock fof, poor artenm 

uuy igN group .body sa acat ttyfess rtry U scs 

spare 

UST PRICE $23,732 

FACTORY REBATE- -$1000 

DISCOUNT...: $3533 

$ 19,199* 



1992 COUGAR 

263P Ptaj. 3.8 U fuei npfec engm 

ti steenn^ eafe nooeC tod 

speed ctrtrai. rea Jekost efcctt* M 

PM cassette, sow M«lll m Mgto I'OOC lo*!** a< Mn» 

IW9I4M MtmAtmcjr, at Hartu* praOucn "WW f n a.. attorn tn, 

gtw omrmn Oo not K, a w w« n*-a« » 

.. BUYERS WANT? 

THEY WANT MORE MONEY 

FOR THEIR 

TRADE-INS 

A Lot More Money 

AVIS GIVES $ 

500°° 

For Every A. X and Z Plan 

Trade-in 

IN THE FIRST 3 MONTHS 

OF 1992 OVER 

300 A, X and Z PLAN BUYERS 

I Have traded in their USED CARS and trucks at AVIS 

FORD The reason continues to be that AVIS FORD 

gives 5S more money on each eocn and UIKJ every evtny tTOde nwtj in HI. 

NEW '92 TEMPO GL 2 DOOR SE0AN 

$500 

REBATt 

WAS $11,737 

YOUR A PLAN PRICE 

|$150Q| 

REBATE 

! 8 2 2 1 

NEW '92 PROBE GL 

UtT* 

CHIIW. Mr. |« riMTM*. r*m w*om 

MR u* frtmmsmci iiiihiiIMm c**m mt 

Mm mm s* »moi 

WAS $14,584 $4 A CAQ 

YOUR A PUN PRICE IS I WJWVU 

NEW '92 RANGER SUPER CAB 

|$750| 

REBATE 

f W .teonng POM. kr*M w * nm+!* **• 

lock bnttt eomlort cab pack** mm *» 

anpan » •JWT. «•« 

^8897 SftgnnVU* 

NEW '92 TAURUS L 4 DOOR SEDAN 

"XJTZran-S 

WAS $16,481 H Q f i O f i ' 

YOUR A PLAN PRICE IS I A i O A U 

NEW '92 ESCORT LX 4 DOOR WAGON 

NEW .92 AER0STAR XL PLUS WAGON 

mm» s» 

A 1 PUN 7 PRICE IS M 3j053 

$ Have Your Trade-In Appraised at AVIS Before You j3uy!^ 

f 1%; f 1%; V tUCHUI • J 

MOGAW'V 

REDTO» tUCHUI 

» 

• 

Vuwmo • / 

9 • J 

FREE TANK OF GAS 

[ 

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t> 

" 

WLVcW i/( • MU 

TEL Sl ItH • » • 

MALI ii • SALE ENDS 4 30 92 

Ai/is FORD 

The De vp With A 

TELEGRAPH RD. Just North of 12 MILE RD.. SOUTHFIELD 

OPEN MON & THURS. TIL 9 P.M. 

CALL 

1-800-358-AVIS 

or 

355-7500

^ £=• T * . 

CUSTOMER 

APPRECIATION WEEK 

APRIL 20 • 24!!! 

tegister 

to Win a 

VCR! 

Thanks To Our Many Loyal Customers! 

.TRUCK, 

DEMO 1992 JIMMY 4 DOOR 

Bucket seat, air. power sleenng, 

brakes, windows & locks, alarm, 

many extras. Slook #5016C 

SUPER SAVING 

UST $23,171 

SALE* 1 8 , 3 3 8 * 

DEMO 1992 4 DOOR JIMMY 

Bench seat, air, power steering. 

* brakes windows & locks alarm, 

many extras. Stock #5015C. 

'91 

GRAND AM 

Sedan a«r, 

"automatic. 

8000 mites. 

' 9 9 9 5 

'91 SUNBIRD 

CONVERTIBLE 

V -6 loaded 

UST $22,665 

SALE $ 17,612* 

FANTASTIC VALUE 

1992 SONOMA PICKUP 

2-5 engine, 5 speed, power steering, 

special pickup package, 4200 

GVW Stock #5325C 

LIST S9535 

SALE $ 8569* 

1992 SIERRA PICKUP 

350 engine, automatic, air, power 

windows & locks, split bench, 

sliding rear window Stock 

-6000C 

LIST... $18,329 

SALE* 1 5 , 5 8 5 

1992 YUKON 

4 wheel drive, air. positrac aluminum 

wheels, rear wiper, 

tachometer deep tinted glass. 

SLE trim, cruise, tilt wheel, 

loaded Stock #5376C. 

UST $25,523 

sA*E'23,595 

1992 SAFARI PASS. VAN 

4.3 engine. 7 passenger, cruise, tilt 

wheel, automatic, air. power 

windows & locks, deep tinted 

glass Stock #5347C 

LIST $19,762 

77 

GRAND PRIX 

27.000 miles 

air. automatic 

MUST 

SEE 

"89 STARCRAFT 

G»C CONVERSION 

V

2 D * OAE Monday. April 20. 1992 

Monday. Apr* 20. 1992 OAE 

• 3D 

/ & EMPLOYMENT 

504 M p Wantad 

Office-Clerical 


Office-C larical • • 

GENERAL OFFICE L no**cwtaSY 

$18,200 FEE PAID ***>""" »—«• * **•*» >"» 

IVM localton sncai 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Wa want Via beat and are wan 

pay tar «. We offer * poaMon that • 

It* Plus required W Bk 

681.1440 

OENTAL RECEPTIONISTS - Dental 

ed We need Petal Pt 

aaagnmenta m Barrens 

ttata" Uvorae. Cantor 

etuiiiieii tor 

•mm. Btoom- 

477-6771 

DIRECTORY OF NURSES ft RN'S 

Tandercare (Mtalagan). mc. O/B/A 

Wayne Total LMng Cantar 

poeaeed to Introduce its neweet . 

oaty Come and (sm trie learn thai la 

pan ol the larnaal tonD-Mrm cara 

provider or Mich-fk" 4427 Vanoy. 

Wayne 729-4438 

An Equal Opportunity Emptarar 

EEQ/E.P TCCMNOLOOMT 

Part tane Prtvala neurotagy prao- 

nca SomtiW«ia/B*ni»ignaiii a 

842-1720 

EVT AMBULANCE DRIVER 

wtth EMT Mcene* Stan approo- 

matafy S20.000 yr wBh benefits 

Cal after ftpm. omyl 981-0878 

FULL TIME - mature medical raoep- 

tMntat/bHar tor Uvonia dermatology 

office Muet be lamftar with SOU 

eyatam ft moel meuranoae Must be 

a* soon sa pnautili Only toiloua 

workers naad appfy Cal 477-7022 

GROWING MEDICAL COMPUTER 

Company naed* enaigeuc- aapert- 

sotving. training, and pro- 

flrig The Weaf candtaaie 

mm haw anperienca wfth boOi com- 

prooeduree indMdu*ls with a 

strong Background m one of Iheee 

areaa afi be oonelderad Ful or pan 

21800 W 10 MB* Suite 214 

Southtaad. Ml 48075 

352-7040 

HOME HEALTH CARE AIOES 

Ful or pert time hourly (aft imftak 24 

homas ft retirement reaidenoea. lo- 

ceted m weetem Wayne ft Oakland 

COM it lea, good starting pay wtth 

regular merit r* .tews, incentive* ft 

!f*n*portstion alowence 

EMPA-CARE 455-1081 

HOME INTENSIVE CARE, a leeder 

-CiS-' 

has an areaa ant opportmlty 

able tar e pert lime phermeost 

the Pfymouth araa To quelfy you 

should have a degree m pharmacy 

a Michigan acanee and at leeet 2 

years compounding ekperlenoe. a 

strong mtaann therapy background 

and 1-2 isati of IV mbung aspari- 

ance tar home cere are aeaamal aa 

are smeaent orei 'written oommurn- 

macy ruM* I raguMOone. Our grot* 

Ing organization provld** a good 

•alary and comprHarwve benaRt* 

Send your aims to. Phermacy 

srve Car*, mc 

Suite 120. Pfymouth. Ml 48170 

Pantal Radical 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

For buay Ophtnatmowgrtts with o«- 

ftoee m Bu.iPiftslJ and Waal Moom- 

%Hd Ful time Mature. retxiosOe 

COA or *ome opMtaalmotoglc eapa- 

•end re- 

38251 Sefcaotait Rd'" 11 "'* 

UvoM* Ml 48150 

MEDICAL ASSISTANTOPN 

NovLT*rmmgton HM* 

aaie m-owo Save prior 

• kind ft canno beciwo. 

CLIENT 

SERVICE 

REPRESENTATIVE 

ry haa an opening tar a cftant service 

at sl lorie. aa ueuePj acquked by 2-3 

CTo Oaf 

ROCHE.. 

BIOMEDICAL 

LABORATORIES 

32427 Schoolcraft Road 

Uvonia. Ml 46150 


Dental-Medieal 

busy Pediatric prscnce Grand RN- 

er, Orchard LakeRd Cal 477-0100 

PHYSICAL THERAPIST 

Amicare Home iieeltncar* an ellta- 

in o< tl Joeeph Mercy Hoaprtal. 

positions m north Oakland County 

tat Registered Physlcel TYieraplet 

Cal Mertyn ReOmono tor an 

•i .let view 1-800-852-3838 

AMICARE HOME HEALTHCARE 

BUSY SOUTMFlta> Internal MeO- 

cme practice- uokmo tor aapart- 

enced recapuonw Vary 

INeselery 

' competi- 

ng l*ftllul Fsrmir^gion HM* araa 

Cal Tuaa ft Thur 474-22*0 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Oo you 

an exceptional paraon tor Our pro- 

offlce Expert 

cal 844-1985 

DENTAL SURGICAL 

ASSISTANT 

Experienced. tor_high quia^M 

• V 

' wr'jTS 

tar aapafiafica Oancai dunes sue 

Cea Dtane 3*9-1938 

COME TO BEAUMONT and 

|OIN OUR PRIVATE DUTY 

HOME CARE TEAM 

Private Duty Aides 

Contingent Positions 

Tricounty Area 

Must be certified 

with I year 

experience 

Own Transportation 

Attractive Pay Scales 

Differentials 

RN's and LPN s 

Contingent Positions 

Tricounty Area 

Experience in 

Rehab 

- Pediatnc or NICU Hi-Tech 

i I mmediate Need m Sterling Height ti 

- Med/Surg 

Attractive Pay Scales 

Differential* 

BEAUMONT COMMUNITY NURSING 

CALL: 853-8750 

H U M A N R E S O U R C E S 

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

8 1 1 East South Blvd. • Rochester Hills. Ml 4 8 3 0 7 

8 5 3 - 8 7 6 5 

Prttnuffmli martmf unfit pratmutmoli 


Buay Pediatric offtca I 

Experience pretarred. I 

•y 32 flour* par weak 459-9280 

MEtuCAL ASSISTANT - Hudad tot 

doctor a office m Uvonia Muel be 

enthuaiaetic Experience nacaaaany 

477-7344 

MEOICAL ASSIST ANT/CERTIFIED 

with lab axpartanca. part time, tor 

pediatric offloa. Southfletd Rd/12 

Mae aree PIISSI cm Mrs Marston 

559-6820 


Uvonia oecuoettonet/wgem cara ta- 

oaty haa an immediate opening, fua 

rime evenings 4pm-12am Muat be 

axpenenoed m venepuncture EKG 

6 X-ray* Contact Admmiairalor 

591-0589 

MEOICAL ASSISTANT 

Fun uma poamon open tor buey Om- 

maUMogy c#Ace m Weetlend 

Calf Jufte at 729-0400 

MEOICAL ASSISTANT. KM nme. as- 

pertenced onfy Feel peoed prograa- 

- - - — • Royal Oa. 

847-2 ISO 

MEOICAL ASSISTANT 

immediate opening for busy 

W aioomaeld Q P Experienced «i 

vana puncture, m (action. X-Ray. 

EKG Ful-oma Mon-Fn mual be 

Kealble Cal 655-2880 

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS - For (May 

hoepttal. out-patient cllracs and pri- 

vate praenca* m Oakland. Maoomb 

ft Downriver 6 monthe axperlenoe a 

muat Fi« or part nme SM MMble im- 

mediate work Cm Maanda. T 

la. Tempro 

443-56*0 

MEOICAL ASSISTANT. 

Metro Medtcai Group a Ota on ol 

Human Reeou'ca Oapt 

Metro Medtcei Group 

1800 Tuaado. Datraft Ml 48206 

AA Equal Opportunity Employar 

MEOtCAl SILLERS • Oakland 

Oounay hoepftai m need of 2 poamon 

experience 

aak tar Beth 

Cal Tempro Mecftcal. 

MEOICAL SILLERS 

3 needed tar OeboM hoaptu* m pa- 

tent ft oul panem medicare or 

Cal Branda al Tempro 

-- «or * 

Oakland County ophthamwoey 

OMC/oavary earner Strong beci 

m Medicare'Bkje SMatd/ 

HMO mckadmg aakr. aMaua pro- 

oeee Knowledge of other ftnas Of 

Buamaaa ft oompuMr Mamg a plus 

s^rr."rsrxssi 

Ave Ste 304 Puifai. Mi **34t 

vadasass Occupesioei 

^ i RMn Pfial^Mîerepssi lor pry 

Bawd iaauî*or cm Marr?» I MO 

MEDICAL SOCIAL 

WORKER 

Amicara Home llaefthcera Jf alflh- 

ata ot Si Joaaph Mercy Haepftal a 

hirtng conttgant MSWa to vlan ow 

home car* clanta One yaat poet 

maplars experience m a conical/ 

hoaptiw setting. deeded Contact 

Long lor mora Inlormation 

(313)843-6720 

An Equal Opportunity Employar 

MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS 

MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIANS 

/ \ Medical Tranecrlptlonlst tor 

) Farmmgton HUs Radiology 

V office Experienced only 

•rtould apply fxM uma day* pieea- 

ent surroundings wfth kbarai benefit 

peckaga Cea for appointment eek 

tor Peggy. 855-4700 

MEOICAL TRANSCRIPTION 

PoeNKme - fua time wtth Buay Plym- 

outh irenecrtption aar.lea In office 

or aub contract Experience m WP 

required Send reaume lo. Trarv- 

scnptiomei 9367 Ganarai Drive. 

Suit* 121, PLymouth. Mi 48170 

NURSE AtOE 

RN & STATE CERTIFIED 

NURSING ASSISTANTS 

Four Chaplaina Convaiaecent Can- 

ter has poernone eveitabM lor 

- RN - tu« cr part time, al shins 

• State CNAs • full or part time. 

enernoona ft rrudn^h; 

We offer an exceaent salary Insur- 

ance benefits end a plasunt work- 

ing anveoniTiei'it For imrriadiate 

conaidaraiion pie see apply m par- 

son or call Sharon et 

FOUR CHAPLAINS 

CONVALESCENT CENTER 

26349 Joy Rd— 

wesnand Ml 48165 

(313) 261-9500 


FLN.'s/L.N.'-T. 

Teem work n-akea our ranabanetion 

nuriaa special (Xr neuro-'ehet»tt- 

taton tecary located in Romulua oi- 

lers the opportunity lo wor* m a 

friendly supportive atmosphere 

taetunng prciiaaiaiowai taem work 6 

collaboration We offer a variety of 

ft a compwtttrve salary Far 

Webb al Apple Tree Lane 941- 

Equet Opportunity Employar M/F 

SENIOR SURGICAL/ 

MEOICAL BILLER 

For buay ENT office MBS expert 

ence pretarred Ful benefits FAX 

res^ne to 477-2440 or can 

Rita or Sara at 477-7020 

SURGERY BILLER • Orthopedic ex- 

perience preferred Orthopedic tar- 

mtnowgy computer statuemg Fua 

time West Bloomfield 855-7407 

TRANSCRIPTION 1ST 

lor radiology ft cardiology m Farm- 

ingion HJH Excellent wage ft 

fringes 737-*350 

oofcmg lor a motivated sen 

Experienced only tor car- 

diology dapt 30-40/hr*/wk 

Mon thru Fn 

MEOICAL BILLER 

Minimum 1/yr experience Knoeil- 

edge of Dwaranec ayuam netohji 

Ml nme. Mori, thru Frt. 

TREADMILL TECH 

1/^ axpartanca minimum Farming- 

ton araa. Fua/par tana Mon - Fn 

Contact Management Oapt 

I Management ( 

5534*92 

OFFICE MANAGER/SILLER 

Needed tor buay Troy Oncouay off- 

ice Willi aand reeume to P BA . 

1919 neatwood Or . Troy. Ml 4*0*8 

or can Sandra at 952-5419 

OFFICE MANAGER/ Admmatralor 

Ara you tired of the same old 

drudgery of working tor an hourly 

wage or a salary without proper in- 

centive to go ma extra maa' fl that 

Meetittaa your aitueBon. cal ma 

and let's tali about a serious future 

tar both of ue. Cal eves 626-3106 

OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN/Aavst 

tor buay opnthalmotogi 

between 9- 1pm 

jay ot 

L cm 

OPHTHALMIC/TECHNICIAN 

Needed tar buay Brighton practice 

XRAY TECHNICIAN 

Uma experience preferred but not 

requ»ed Livonie aree Please caa 

425-5200 

Future Force 

TEMPORARY HELP SERVICE 

NEVER'A FEE 

Attention - SKILLED 

WORD PROCESSORS 

aypmg 65 wpml 

DATA ENTRY 

(10.000 kpftl 

RECEPTIONISTS 

For areas ot Farmington. Southfield 

Uvonle. Novi ft Plymouth neaumi 

required Caa for personal Interview 

O L S T E N 

TEMPORARY 

SERVICES 



Computar Ikte a plua. Fvd nmapo- 

apond at* reeume ft aal 

la Attention Carat Can* 

tMng mc . 24725 W 12 

120. 9ju1*sld Ml 4*034 

BUSMES8 MANAGER 

Eatabkaned and growing I 

tan Dafroft araa tat Arm i 

naei-ilaw non-amokmg o 

tar a tm uma position aa I 

Liar ager Thaaa cendtaeS-- 

hava a iwnknum of 5 yaar* llnaneial 

ice and be cacecaa of mem- 

the memet kmcoons of a 

tawâm^ngtagng 

Preaantty the mm suang 

the LAWS accoiKiUng soffwere on a 

IBM 36 Candidal as mual be ag- 

ry-day chatengas of runrang the 

tuakiaaa of a law %m Starting let 

CAREERS!! 


2 years makle sales 

computer a plu* 

RECEPTIONIST $14,800 

3 yeera axpartanca busy phones 6 

typing. 

SALES SECRETARY 

BOOKKEEPER $18,000 

3 yaar* ful charge DookkeapMg ex- 

perience. Nnancui statement* 6 

Farmington 

Dearborn 

Detroit 

Southfield 

t'Aubur 

• M'F/H/V 

354-0558 

441-3181 

NMMC 

354 0558 

64 1-9*30 

NO FEE 

AUTO DEALER LOQKMQ tor 

lima, experienced parson wtth aoht 

clerical ft computar data entry akfta 

Send resume lo PO Box 533368. 

Uvorva. Mi 48153-0358 

AUTO DEALERSHIP 

Hinng paraon to M ma poaMton of 

Experience 

vary nefpha 

era ft booki 

Nancy 

of comput 

Cal 

313 227-1761 

AUTOMOTIVE 

SALES OFFICE 

SECRETARY. 

$22,000 

A choice position with a vet eetab- 

Uaned compeny Yo«* good (kite 

snd expenence wea wm here Cal 

Debbie at 464-oao* 

SMELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES 

Billing Clerk Sr. 

poaltlon m South- 

field tor parson with 5 * yaar* 

of 3rd party baing experience Ex- 

a Billing 

PermanenrT» 

r KmA/i f— r^r«r 

K RAY TECHNOLOGIST. 

immedMte Ml time poemon evaA- 

sbie OnhopedK experience pre- 

ferred W Bloomfield 6SS-7406 

504 Halp Wantad 


ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERS 

CLERICAL - DATA ENTRY 

PART TIME FULL TIME 

Cal Accountamp* - like 58 000 

priHe—innaii did m i*90< 

ACCOUNTEMPS 

Southfield 357-8387 

Troy 524-3100 

ACCOUNTING 

CLERKS 

$15-518.000 

FEES PAID BY COMPANIES 

Accounts recefvebtt. account* pay- 

bie or experienced with TRW ro- 

ports required Opening* due to *•- 

panaion Paid beneat* 

Call 644-4600 

SMELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE peraon 

• must Heavy ofltae clerical back- 

ground 6 good communicatton saata 

raqu 

smoking Fsrmlnglon Hills law firm. 

maws ft axcedsm xxorkmg 

655-6506 

Can 

Bingham i 

644-26331 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

-taeoed to'' Bmninghem office | 

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y 

Gtone Pu«en 540 3100 

$24,000 

LEGAt- SECRETARY r „ # ^ ^ s.pwwnce to the 

tL time, tmad Southfield mganon M this nxghr, automated 

IIrm Experience required Wordpe J suOurben offtca offers profft sharing 

tact Non-Smoking ofhea. M ihe opportunity 

Can Sua si -otiai Hire! 

LEGAL SECRETARY - tar Banner al. 

Htasiewfrwi 6 M N | 9 

SECRETARY 

PURCHASING DEPARTMENT 

VTcnj DfYWi^ r* -crxJaaw occtea cf i-9e era : e» 

goer «M« ar excenrcea pKMmcra wc&cn, n 

tw »KC)ano Deoorrnem cf oj coconx oUcsi *eojn 

men* rctoe 6 • veao e«enence r a w w c e d ervrcm 

rrer- 60-60 *rr. ^pnQ aak an o too OAxewor and t * 

OWN «o poMe iec«wi u o o * 10 *> oecoe t c e v x e 

w w g n 0 cucrarg -»oaf»-wr« aojo ba a put ana ltd 

*KS*r cnorae« and meat DECXJR** « CJ«COI 

=Va*Lrf wcrtng zerdfen ana comDWe oane«i 

Seno « » r e or pc* jp or aoo$c(aon oeRseen 9 o m 

artd 4 Dm 

FLINT NK COWOfiATION 

33105 Schoolcraft Rood 

Uvonia Ml 4*150 

Afln Human Resources r 

Plan , «iW»i as I S I 

uepOrrfYwn 

sek 

EGAL SECRETARY Southfield law 1 FA 

ftenefits Salary -vegotiacua Word 

Pe'tect experience ptafetred 

Piaase can beTweer. 6 30 and 

»0 AM- 

OF TROY 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

k nowledge of Patsnl Law to $25K 

r nowwdga ot Family Law to $25* 

-"owiedge ol Corporate Litigation 

i 

MACINTOSH SECRETARY 

354 -1550 | unique executive support opportu- 

nity »'th weding ecNertiamg agency 

for Microsoft Word on a Mac 

To $8 hi Can Shane al UNIFORCE 

646-6500 

SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE 

SERVICES CORPORATION 

iFormarty Fireman's Find 

Mortgage Corporation) 

27555 "ermmgton Rd 

Farmlnglon HMs. Ml 4*334 

Equal Opportunity Cmptorer M/F/H 

PAYROLL • 

GENERAL OFFICE 

Experienced pert-lime Mon -Fn 

days Call 

S E C R E T A R I E S / 

P / C O P E R A T O R S ' 

• At lees! 1 y» office experience us- 

ing t or more of the foaowxng 

WordPerfect 5 1 

- Lotus 1.2.3 

- dBase lit or IV 

- WordSter 

- Excel 

• Typing st leest 55 Vvpm 

• Exceaent written ft oral skUto 

For an appointment ft more aMor- 

" " A C R O S E R V I C E 

C O R P 

L I V O N I A 5 9 1 - 1 1 0 0 

T R O Y 5 9 1 - 1 3 4 2 

ganoationsl sa 

WordPerfect 50 ft Lotua raqtAred mxmnnen. and 

Commercial rata eetata/barkmg «- ; T 

psnervce helpful Send 'eeume with "le eneM wminxngs 

•alary reqiArements ta: Paraonnai ' r W 

Manager 505 N Woodw*d Ste I 

Us agar 505 N 

1300 Btaomheld taBS. Mi 46304 

An Equal Opportunity Employe. 

SECRET A RT'RECEPTIONIST 

Detroit an 

phone/i 

i home buader Ex 

PHONE OPERATOR/TYPIST 

Experienced only 7am-4pm 

SECRETARY 'BOOKKEEPER 

expanding weet suburben com- 

n. Muat be experienced Re- 

be tested Salary ft baneflts lo 

commensurate with experience 

Knowledge o> construction s plus 

Pisssssand laimi i to boa 628 

Obeerver ft Eccentric Newepeper s 

38251 Schoolcr aft Rd 

Lrvoma Mi 48150 

wan Staff 

Day or night tfidt - Id or part ame 

Apply wrmm 2-5 pin. 7 days s weal 

885 Stark weather Plymouth. 

459-0865 

aot n jiiita4^Ms^ program oar* and 

S Acqura'bring »xeary hungry 

ART GALLERY 

outside seta* pari nme. fWxtoxe 

hour* Mtataa ai Ltflxxawrix 2V 

30 hra per week exckxels tamto- 

nas vary very nigh earnings No art 

program oar* and 

S Acqura'bring »xeary hungry 

ART GALLERY 

outside seta* pari nme. fWxtoxe 

hour* Mtataa ai Ltflxxawrix 2V 

30 hra per week exckxels tamto- 

nas vary very nigh earnings No art 

Send rawene or Wtar ot mwraei W 

Obeerw ft Eoeentnc Newspaoeri 

•ox 8*0 

experience needed Com p 'lH Bsm 

n c M i s a e e C a i u 92 T 2831 

LMona.Mi4ltao 

ATTENTION SALES ASSOCIATES 

Experienced 0< New 

A CAREER IN 

REAL ESTATE 

Coidwea Senear Dmwrenca 

Plane 

- rtatarrtas/Rtaocatinn 

• Sea Buyer* Sew Saner- Syiaems 

• Accredited Tramlng 

For aparaona mMrvtow contact 

JACOUELINE STEUER 

737-9000 477-4353 

C0LDWELL 

BANKER 

Scfiweltzer Reel Estate 

dra» ON Uttnga VOH can b» imC 

wrnw* hour* cm tot 

O RIU EY REALTY 

C89-M44 

Coidwea Senear Dmwrenca 

Plane 

- rtatarrtas/Rtaocatinn 

• Sea Buyer* Sew Saner- Syiaems 

• Accredited Tramlng 

For aparaona mMrvtow contact 

JACOUELINE STEUER 

737-9000 477-4353 

C0LDWELL 

BANKER 

Scfiweltzer Reel Estate 

CAREER ORIENTED? 

Step jo ta torn m* leeOers secimg 

tna standard m raa aatas* protaa- 

etonaaam Now e the Ume to asaoo- 

rte yourself wan 2 decodes of euc- 

oaas n o w s e Kata-td-aie-art ofl- 

4 0 * OAE Monday. Apr* 20. 1992 

EOUCATONAL SALES 

MANAGER 

TRAINEE 

MARKETING 

COORDINATOR 

apsrwig (or sim mm to ta 

TO 

• l e Crag WWIl • III 

7TB' j . — i H n Sa 31} A^l»— 

-WW »R4632« 

•SO— Ooooiu*) E-c«?rw ATTENTION 

825 000 GUAAAXTEED 

Co >odey to mo out w« you esr 

g*» W W n an ««citlng -MI eetato 

% Mwom i r M m and » " » 

•or Contact 1he TrsarWig O ncw 

SUZT DeHAAN 

MEPPARD4 ASSOCIATES 

S54-M-0 

von* Great location 

panang m Noal, aavara oMcaa > or ov tiiaaann cuatoraars ft 

MacMgan. «0 naooniMda Loosing lo 

" aa baea-' p0 ta«ng«or. wooat noma 

-Fn Oan 

542-58 IS 

HOUSEKEEPING POSITION - Ml 

Bma. day ami PteaM apply 

105 Haagerty Plymouth Court 

Nurang Center 455-0510 

IMC AMI r.ARf 

encad non-anosw tor tia time earW 

ol Itaa U01I hmueM aepsig Own 

a Hunt 

547-4243 

IRONING - Pica-up ft deSvwr 

Farmmglon CM aftar ftpm 

478- 78*5 or leava meeeage 

LIVE-IN ai exchange tor room ft 

board Aao to cara tor my 2 y* old 

deupiier si my WMiiaid home Manna. 

dependable. naaaicM Collage 

ttudanl prakarred 425-4414 

APT MANAGER COUPLE 

;*«EE° OPPORTJNi T > 

0Rsnne * tii jlaaora 

ra "»•«- * M * o i Ps 

CM P u —:»jC5 o< 

CAROLE'S kAjSaC FOR L*E 

Duo-Trio. Quarwt 

-aa 4 Traa rm AJ Oeaeona 

a n »'-»?< 

MUSK TO YOUR EARS 

DJ ta nw»«j* "snae and Gradustions 

»"Oac tacw-c I III 

CM Dam aai-5644 

PARTY n^TLE 

Cnadrsn a Panda ft 

kppaar areaa Muat Saw 

«ifv MtOOUCnONS 

PIANO OB KEYBOARD 

ENTE«TA*d«NT 

waoonga ft AJ Ou. I aewn's 

F^mj tor »oi 

53«-Kft5 

512 Situation* Wantod 

Famato 

"«S GAANOMOTHER -a babyan 

. mom ft aad ar* a« aor» t u n 

51S CMdCm 

111 B TWa 

_ R Nca 20TD0 

a Oa* ®ar». M p a S» 

ftoor 3t3-*0-T700toraao 

.CENSED Oft* CA* 

Oaf* M « » « i CrsR papas 

M oaer Km ia>>n WotBsaOi 

am, JKtkaa S M I M 

516 EkJerty Car* 

A Caring Par aor > Tom 1 1cm* 

NURSE AIDES 

HOMEMAKERS - UVE-INS 

•an a aar J Oay» a aaaa 

476-9091 

EXCELUACARE. tNC. 

AIDES/NURSES 

• .•—in to taka cara o» ro>* icwac 

xmt ai icra tar 

. P«OFE»SlOa»Al ML'RS'NO CAAE 

511 Education 

Ii Inetruction 

CENTER 

3T3-457-7737M 

•27-8*31 

BARTENDING 

2 WaM C o m 

(3131471-2777 

;RiaAT)6NAL BARTENDING 

BIBLE STUDY 

m Home 

rnar_MlaCM 4ft»-1515 

YOUR LAST DIET! 

ARE rou SEAWU9 ABOUT 

LOSWO Las BEFORE SUMMEW 

Earn « a w »ou Ma Doctor 

k Br 

•77-4453 

24400 

utmm. SuniraMI. Mi 4«CJ4 For av 

•OKtKr py any dWai M l m HO 

data Contact • • • • • • I 

»em- Son- Mon >ni Fn 

607 kteurance 

TEMPORARY HEALTH WSURANCE 

608 Tranaportation 

A Travel 

111 WW 

AIRLINE TCAET 

1 aay to Ft Me, a a. FlortdaL Apr* 

?W ftftO 473-5348 

MEED llmrneMi Ft* 

1-400-424-2875 

TRUCK TO FLOAOA 

And raummg Spaca ft lenWng 

taa. Caft Bud. 2S5-i««1 

610 Card ot Thanka 

May mm Sacrad Haan of Jeaue be 

adored gionM loirad ft preaervad 

tnrougnout ma aorid On Sacrad 

Jaaua pray lor 

ma MitHii I 

THANK YOU Sl Jude lor continuity 

prayera 

700 Auction Saiee 

ANTIOUE AUCTION - al S043 Baaen 

i Oaly Rd Taylor Ml Taka Taiagrapn 

Rd Id Wick, go W to Baacn Dal*. N 

to Aucaon 3rd houaa Sat AfirM 28. 

10am AJmoet M anngue lumRura. 

AUCTION APAIL 25 SAT ipm 

.Ma Onon Auction Oakery 711 W 

cwtmn Rd 3/4 " l a w of L*paar 

bar.ear JoWyn 4 Lipaer Rd 

L jlattlblM frai.iaa Day* 

Wad Ttiur* belora date ol 

' CM tor cautog - Mn Zuooa 

313-443-4447 

3ft 110 

FARM AUCTION SM. « M H 

iOws. 277» N M u t «•.. Cwtoior 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 

Noooa a ftareej gnar by me unam • 

man* mat on Fnoay Aon 24 IN} 

• WMi ai B ft • ToMno w 

Ann Arbor Ad Aym*** W. 

puOftc auction ol 

1«S0 FORO. 

vMaOFoaAiosias 

t»7ft PONTtAC. 

V1N«»J37Y«»"»4M» 

1*74 >olktaag*n 

vtNa 134243 7247 

i»#0 PONTIAC, 

V1N*2M37SAP 13411 

TafTPoftce Dec* 

PoUMi APRIL 20. 1M2 

701 CottectiMee 

doer, 

door, 

door 

door 

BARBIE DOLLS WANTED* ISM to 

1472 Dofta. Ctotnaa ft Accaaaonaa 

CM. 31V542-7S25 

WATERFOWL PMNTS 14 Larry 

mad am 

702 Antique* 

27ft-5221 

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT 

Poet car CM old movie megsnnea 

Shsay cmna. Rma« Wrigm clane 

papw dofta. toys. mftNsry. 344-3154 

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET 

TME BRUSHER SHOW Msy 17. 

5054 Ann Arbor. Saflne Rd Exfl 

175 oil 1-44 Over 350 dealer* in 

iguM snd asMct 

8 AM - 4 

S4. TlWd Sunday* 

excepi Aprtl ft Novembw 

24 TH Gitalin Tha Ortginallw 

ANTIQUE dank tola mahogany 

ANTIQUES ft DECORATIVE ARTS 

Show ft Sato UnlQue ft sftordsbw 

Large aal action Apr* 24-May 3. 

10AM-5PM Thur* ta 4PM *S2T 

SE corner Ol MapM ft 

85 1-8024 or 444-3784 

ANTIOUE WALL Mirror altk 

carved-wood If ame 8ftx4H 

8400 Drm 421-2*37 

BARBER CHAIR 

Oca 1842 

CM evening*. 445-5175 

BRASS BED poet omce window ft 

bo>M. lira Harm, lanterns, cuckoo 

clock 4 mac 824-1284 

FIVE Tlsr alacksd bona CMS w/glaaa 

GREAT LAKES 

DEPRESSION GLASS CLUB 

18th Annua Show 4 Sals * 

Sat Apr 25 10-8 4 Sun Apr 24 11-4 

Oskland U Rochaeter 1-75. aui 70 

Donation 42. 725-4342 

704 Rummage Seles 

& Flea Markets 

eAnr.N-P.1' CERAMICS 

paja auapooner grad ct eanaig tor oerter 

M£AL ESTATE ONE. EOC 

H w o f a p H 

bonua opportunity liaadouanara ;4nr r. IIIIQI oantar 311-847-4344 

For mora aikn mapon 

'aomrad S53-0®47 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

naar Wajma S«r Stat* unrarai, Cam- — 

• "1.3131 4S3-»34i 

Enargaoc aaH-aunar lo aam I 

pua Mr SarvoM. 354-5500 eal 107! W1NOOW ft DOOA SALESPER- 

INSIDE SALES tl aa MANAGER 

A groaatg Mactromc dMrtbutor a 

co 

^S!2L. C«4 * * * * * i SM Amna a ruaBar 1 product 

woaing lor a P«' " 

your ucoaaMJ career We oiler a 5^., comrrMal0n ft bonua 

•on AU 

parianoa a 

, ng 100* mPlymouOicM 


tmmy ccwm.aa.or ft Mi Bana«t» ~ - 1 Jr. a • 

•rvctarad SubnM tmtmm to CuiaaM Banaar Beraar ScrmaKia Sir 1 an Reel- 4S3-5100or 1-400-544^000 Part Time 

LAC Cfcairtbutor* mc 

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REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON £§T2Sian BM loa coal Long 

Join lha professionals at .anted tor raaManOa. buader E«» omuno, TCogram 10 B.aa-aMia 

constructor Telecom 

Real Estate Onal 

mtjimmrina prmtmrtwC £stv 

Coi dh 

5j» •* *- ^ mated income ISO 000 Sand r». 

Our prt program* and aupeort ayatama 

10 40030 Grand! l c Q c D 339M HamWon 

ara ac e"e 11 > 5SS- W44 

Versus M around gymnaalica I 

RUMMAGE SALE 

inbulor talaaperarini tor macro 0a- 

ai public 81 Raphaaa Acthfltos 

EXPEA*NCED BAarSiTTEA 

trok waa. CM Canoe 424-44M on Tueeday. Apr 2*m. 11am Memman Rd 1 block N ol Ford Rd 

ad 3 day* a ak tor 4 mo 0M my 

at 1425 Dalilri. RoyW Oak Ml tha Garden City Apr 23-24. > *pm Apr 

noma Rurai OM araa. non imcaar 

tokowlng aqwpment. 44x44 aprtng 25 8-12 noon 81 • Deg on Sa 

547-M'« 

Itoor training poda. Hcii*M. Parana 

520 Secretarial ft 

bar*, vaulting boards chin up bat. 70S Weering Apperel 

ctoWang beMal*. IrampoSnM. bal- 

ABSOLUTELY IOEAL pan time |ob 

Bueineea Service* ance Baama ctiMi. raAax ring kama WE DOING GOWN i 5. 

daerang oiica Must be aiMaoa 

DROWNING m me OEBRtS becajM 

hoop, long tram, mo 

KAROL SPC 

everanga ft Seturday 84 SO par not* 

yOu na^ no time lo ciaanl CM 

mena Mgh bar*, cna* boa da ft bul- white 4225 

722-5328 

rdprocaa 

532-7070 FULL TIME NANNY nour* 8 AM Painari m Gnme tor I Irae eaolaan 

boards. 32 tokjmg cFWIr*. taaai- 

A CAREER IN CAMEO FASHIONS ^ maie Altar 86m 4>8-4241953-0438 rour 

mg belts, beca wa«ht bench, other 

PROM u i a Mnga 

wwght lilting equipment with 

ana 8 4 8. roya bnus. pasch. Meek ft 

FraaKK Fun Wor* imoker 3S3-1574 Ext 44 

EOUCATED-'MATURE 

KEW BUSINESSES 

a eight*, landatg pecM tea aas mir- 

whNe yaftow Altw 4pm 724-743 • 

Cftl tor anow or atlarviaa 

ratary-i 

HOME MATE WANTED - non amos- 

. , SftlAU. BUSINESSES 

ror* 2 DouchM. 2 loveeeets iMs 

464-6804 or 522-4378 

•casern 

REALTORS SEMINAf) 

, , _ . _ , mg. raeponalble maM B> lemale IO 

387aS' SERVICE BUSINESSES csoinsu 3 desks, agnted book 

enca CM Pa 

HOME-BASED BUSMESSES 

. (Apr* 2Sm-19421 

Don't Gambia With Your 

SALESPEOPLE 12) 10 aarvtoa exist- mo artra ncomti DISCOVERY t>eOc. «Mua4y impaved woman Fraa 

ACCEPT MAJOR CREDIT CARDS 

ENERGETIC GRANDMA mm baby ; 

ing oanar* ft MlatilWi naa ac- 

1-400-312-1884 salts playw w«h rrncmtm naac oA- WHITE RABBIT JACKET 

Future 

TOYS a_ ftexitaa. k a r a ^ i o ik« rani ai trade lor Ki:»aM eaping. at your transportation, a i cMani 

comti tor a »ac«t tor, dub Tha po- 

•ce equomeni. papw product* For Sue amM. 445 Like new. currarr 

CaBDar&eee 446-1800 

amor reoulrae aranmat ft aeMtna 

•tanmQ Training orovtaad 476-CJ7S aom« cooking I r a o l alar ancaa prefer agea 2-5 

477-3350 atyta 352-4441 

ATTENTION) Paranta/Teacher* ^ 5*4-5407 

CM »J006 

LARGE 

n, San 

Dacovary Toy* ha opanaiga to HOUSEKEEPER/Grandma Hatpar EXPERIENCED Mother OJS 

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER 

ad to martial ft dietnoula «ul ana dl 

damonalrale duality education*. LhaMnoroul. 

dren. ara prcMda witli Near nas 

naaim cara and ixumionai producta 

109 Pan waa ftaslbMRy CM SaMa Mommga. Mon-Fn 86-ôu. Ma tan m W Btoomfteto 

Director OelHMe ConaMni 451-0008 

» rou»i»»a a deeka lor part Bma 

~ a 841-4240 

eerrxngi ami tuft nme potantlal CM 

SALES PERSON'EXPER«NCED BIRMINGHAM 

-Kordad maaaaga >-400-473-1647 

932-0970 

HOUSEKEEPER/ LAUNORY pari EXPERIENCED MATURE Coaege 

For Landacape Compeny 

time weMerxM or everanga experi- junior mi sar wik beoysrt May-Aug 

REGIONAL SALES MANAGER 

534-2348 

acttitry. r enced ft dependable A OCV al The your waai-normeeel araa non* 

HANOLE YOUR OWN 

Wa ar* loosing tor EMe. money 

eased 447-1 T'owbndge. i, 24111 O Owe Center Oi, Many ratorsncaa IDami 724-7985 

•LEGAL AFFAIRSB 

SALESPERSON Experience and. 

moinrated 

SoutMaM. Mi 44034 

EOE 

IwtTH OUR KFTSI 

HOUSECLEANMG 

125 

Vary reaabW husband 4 ants 

an appoantmani 

An Eoua Opt 

daarad Hour* Ma ba a tour hour 

mm beraaan lOem ft 8pm Mon 

»ru Fn Apply Mon thru Fn. 

4 JOam to 4pm or eend reeume to 

CUNA Mutual mauranos Group 

24333 "amo «oh Road 

SouNIMd Ml 4*034 

NO PHONE CALL* PLEASE 

PART TIME WORK AVAILABLE 

• ft mghl walcr per 

AppN m peraon •« 

42/ao W Ten Mae 

LOVING CARING SENSITIVE ft M 

penericad Chad Car* (newborn! 

WARM • ewata 

nana UMigham area tor 2^ yr -un«ry if you 

Spm-iopm Sal I0an*-3pm. m my Ncnn home atari Si Msy 

Individual who under- 

want lo make t lOK/montn. n Show 

476-7355 CM after 5 30 344-4442 

You HOM Ca4. (313144M14S stands the concept ot ser- 

EDUCATIONAL SALES LOVING 

vice Position offer* an ex- 

SALES 

I m my home. 4 I I 4 1-278 tor 4 yr 515 Child Care 

nouM I 

cellent compensation 

aid ft 2 yr ad days. lua* ima* 

aeMa ! 

• am War with prod- package baaed on person- 25* am yew SOK I 

. a.ar/ other Fn Rota aILIM a muet AU PAIRS AVAILABLE! AltordaWe. 

ucIftne. 3-5 Syaaraaxpa 

opportunity 

«ve-m chad car* by Englah apaM- 

10am- 12pm 

al performance If you *re 

6 0 * OAE Monday. April 20. 1M2 

flUTQMOTIV 

824 Jmp( A Othar 

4-Whsel Drives 

824 Jaap* It Other 

4-Wh«*l Drives 

(Ofc* 1»»1 E.ieorer uke naw. loa*- 

ec iMrrti . (16.900 

425-4662 

JEEP 19(6 wrangler Saner a. son 

teat loaded (7900 66»-S77S 

GWICL iHi JIMMY SIS. SLE 2 TOYOTA 11169 - 4X4 pKkup extra 

cao S spaed. Ml. Mr. AM-kV caa- 

aette. ngtu bet. 25.000 maee. 

(6250/Beet . 422-09K 

- « enrrallty (IS S00 3a6-4(02 

TOYOTA 11169 - 4X4 pKkup extra 



(6250/Beet . 422-09K 

GMC 1991 JIMMY SLE 4i«. loaded. 

Sh.rp'dJJM 

FISHER BUICK 

Tro, Molor Maa 

643-7660 

TOYOTA 11169 - 4X4 pKkup extra 



(6250/Beet . 422-09K 


Sh.rp'dJJM 

FISHER BUICK 


643-7660 

825 Sporta 4 

Imported Care 


Sh.rp'dJJM 

FISHER BUICK 


643-7660 ACU«A t967 Leoend Coupe. 48.000 

maaa. v*e (16.SOO 

647-5632 

JffP CHEROKEE 1966 Limited - 

.i niac new-was. (6.000 

SS 1-02 IS 

ACU«A t967 Leoend Coupe. 48.000 

maaa. v*e (16.SOO 

647-5632 

JffP CHEROKEE 1966 Limited - 

.i niac new-was. (6.000 

SS 1-02 IS ACURA 1967 LEGEND - 2 door 

(It (SS Ask for Gary 

ACTION NISSAN 

425-3311 

jEEF 1969 CHEROKEE Laredo 4 

aooi. Ail loadea rea (12.MS or 

twit 

- TOWN t COUNTRY DODGE 

474-6666 

ACURA 1967 LEGEND - 2 door 

(It (SS Ask for Gary 

ACTION NISSAN 

425-3311 

jEEF 1969 CHEROKEE Laredo 4 

aooi. Ail loadea rea (12.MS or 

twit 

- TOWN t COUNTRY DODGE 

474-6666 ACUftA. 1966 Integra LS. loadad. 

powar sunrool. S ipsa a. cruise, 

amfm caaeene 66.000 miles new 

e«neu»t.'batier-r/tune-up. mwnaoia- 

laia. (T.OOO/Beet S41-6402 

=.rp' i»90 CHEROKEE Limited, 

v.' 'waK sir cruise im. watner all 

< { ws pne owner 20 000 miws 

$•' >65 

Dick Scotl Dodge 

664 Ann ArOor Rd 

»S *-2i 10 USED CARS 962-3322 

ACUftA. 1966 Integra LS. loadad. 

powar sunrool. S ipsa a. cruise, 

amfm caaeene 66.000 miles new 

e«neu»t.'batier-r/tune-up. mwnaoia- 

laia. (T.OOO/Beet S41-6402 




$•' >65 



»S *-2i 10 USED CARS 962-3322 

ACURA 1966 Integra, red. S Ooor 

eutomanc air caaeerte 74.000 

filgoway miles (5850 679-0266 




$•' >65 



»S *-2i 10 USED CARS 962-3322 

ACURA 1969 Integra, automatic, 

rad. aa. Alloy Mm. 33.000 mUae. 

like new (6200 433-3967 

.'FE» 1*9.1 SPORT Pickup 3.M0 

•"-ML 5 liMHW ("995 

•OWN VCOONTRY DOOGE 

4 "4 6666 

ACURA 1969 Integra, automatic, 

rad. aa. Alloy Mm. 33.000 mUae. 

like new (6200 433-3967 

.'FE» 1*9.1 SPORT Pickup 3.M0 

•"-ML 5 liMHW ("995 

•OWN VCOONTRY DOOGE 

4 "4 6666 

ACURA 1969 INTEGRA LS - Auto- 

matic. aa. power sunroof, naw Urea, 

eaceaenl conditio* (6499 263-4451 

Efp 1991 CHEROKEE Laredo. 4 0, 

. .^pment List (23 SOO Sale 

*°°F0X HILLS 

Cnrysler-Plymouth 

a i s « 7 4 0 M 1 - 3 1 7 1 

ACURA 1969 INTEGRA LS - Auto- 

matic. aa. power sunroof, naw Urea, 

eaceaenl conditio* (6499 263-4451 





a i s « 7 4 0 M 1 - 3 1 7 1 

AUDI 1966. SOOOS Good shape. Ut- 

ile ruat. power sunrool. IWI power, 

eutomanc (3400 eyes 643-4611 





a i s « 7 4 0 M 1 - 3 1 7 1 

BMW 1974 20002 Seattle. Waan 

car. no winters, an records. (5750 

664-5163 

RAUCHARGER. 1990 LE. 4.4 V( 

•Uto-ietic sw. power windows 6 

tocka. loaoed on» owner trade 

(i I e»5 

Dck Scott Dodge 

664 Ano Arcor Rd 

-1.1-2110 j SE0 CARS 962-3322 

BMW 1974 20002 Seattle. Waan 

car. no winters, an records. (5750 

664-5163 




(i I e»5 



-1.1-2110 j SE0 CARS 962-3322 

BMW 1969. S3V Wee*, warranty, 

records, immaokala. (22,500 

days 977-6740 Emm 256-9942 




(i I e»5 



-1.1-2110 j SE0 CARS 962-3322 

BMW 1990, 52V loedad sunrool. 

leether seaia. exoeaent condition 

(25.000/beet 443-4994. 526-6271 

825 Sports* 

Imported Cars 

BMW INI J2SI >M OOXMTUM. 

Week lop. I an Inserter. MOO M M 

lull warranty. pnone incfuOed 

$26,600 313-661-4116 

CONQUEST TSt. '•••- Red. Mac* 

leeilwr. 46.000 maae. manual trene- 

mlaaiori ei tenant condition. (650C 

Day*. 6SS-1074 E«wa S46-0540 

CORVETTE 1977 red. bucksaw ma- 

nor. nairar Odven in m a. many n»» 

pan* Can lo. oaiana 453-6036 

CORVETTE 966 Accord. 4 Door, auto- 

matic. Nr. 47.000 actual mlla*. 

spot leas (5600 456-7469 

CORVETTE 

btie. • *C 

E '990 medium quasar 

_ 6 apaad an options. 3000 

miaia Call after 5pm 549-6432 

RAT I960 Spider 2000 convertible 

Automatic 41.000 miiee. excellent 

condition. (3500/ofler 961-3212 

HONOA CRX. 1964, anarp. dean 

(2200/beet 

476-2375 

HONDA 1967 CIVIC 4 door auto- 

matic. mu, dealer maintained. 

69.000 m«*» (3600 456-7469 

825 Sports A 

Imported Cars 

JAQUAR. >963 XJ6 - UlM oomabon 

look* ft run* UG«M (6500 or 

beet oiler 676-796i 

JMJUAR 1966 XJS. red wHft tan lev- 

lark* electric sun roo«. 27.000 

maa*. aummar car. (16.500 

day* 350-3090 evee 353-154 7 

LEXUS 1990 250 - Magnificent. lan- 

maculete New car I* in. mual sell 

(15.495 or Deal otter 557-2466 

MAZDA RX7. 1967 . Sunrool. 

cnaee. am/im caaeene wioqualtier 

Entailer I condition. br.grn red 

(5500 or beat J*-3077 

MAZDA 1967 323. manual, stereo 

(2.500 Aak lor Tony 645-6720 

or eves 349-0233 

MAZDA-1966 RX7. 

rool, ak. caaeene. security system 

36.000 maa* (8.000. 433-0674 

MAZDA. 1990 Miata Rad wfth 

Hardtop. A-pecksge. beautiful coo- 

MAZDA 1990 Miata. red. 32.000 

tun «»ed 

1 m i l e s oft I-275 

Ptymouffi 

HONDA-1988 ACCORD DX 

Automate, air, caaaette. 55000 

milea flr aal condition (6.800 

SAVE MONEY-SAVE TIME 

BOY. SELL OR LEASE 

MID-STATES 

AUTO EXCHANGE 

559-5850 

Auto Broker 

MERKUR 1967'H XR4TI Deal, only 

(3500 Loaded, reliable run* kk* 

naw 356-7273 Weekend* 347-4624 

NISSAN 1990 240 SX - tu»» loaded. 

* red ft aporty Onr, M»95 

: GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250 

PORSCHE 1963 • 944, 5 apeed 

ouaia rad (8 000 

•i.' •.• 

825 Sports « 

Imported Cars 

Subaru >986 XT Sport* 

' Coup*. Loaded, mint. (5900 

795-442 > 

852 Classic Cars 

CMEVELLE 19T0T3S 596 

•lock, original owner. 

CHEVROLET 1957 Belalr. 86,900 

ongwial man second owner, needs 

some work. (4 000 522-4509 

COMET. 1965 Catlenlo 4 door 269 

automatic 56.000 original maaa. 

vary cleen ahow uee last 7 yr*. 

(3600 ' 474-7977 

CORVETTE 1969 convert KM. 427, 

enamel ft documented. (17.000/ 

beat oner before 1pm 427-3219 

COUGAR 1970, Eliminator 426 Co- 

bra Jet. show winner, mual sacrifice 

cal for more information 

DOOQE 1967 Cornell 440. diaas- 

samwad. ready lor reatorawn. 67/ 

363 t*0 block. ongln*l short Mock 

rebuilt no 1r*nsmi**ion need* front 

cap. (600'beet 722-7394 

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1966. 2 

door black 33.000 ongmal maee. 

(5,500/best Musi sea 961-5505 

MARK ai I97t Collector* Car. 

45.000 mila*. (4996 

OEMMERfORD 721-6660 

MUSTANG 1970 Mach I. naw 390 

QT angina with C6 transmlavon 

Naw carpal ft upholstary Good 

snap* (6200 961-5361 

NEED CHROME BOLTS? 

Gardner Wesncotf win be a1 

Dvk Ganthe Chevrolet Swap Meat 

Sunday Apr* 26 

BONTIAC 1965 Cauan'a. 2 door. 

29 000 onglnat miles aqua, •how- 

room condition (7500 or beat 

421-2908 

1959 CORVETTE Red/white coves. 

HONOA 1968 CIVIC DX - 4 door 5 

speed aw. am/fm stereo caaaette 

sunrool. 54 000 maaa. eiceaeni 

condition. (6.200 642-6609 

HONOA 1966 Prelude. (7100 

Am-lm caaaatla power sunroof, 

Oaan 344-2995 

HONOA-1966 PRELUDE SI 

Like new. derk blue, loaded, auto- 

matic. 34.000 miles (10.900 

Days 851-8440 Eve* 851-9362 

MONO A. 19B9 ACCORD LXI - Ereel- 

lenl condition sunroof. M*ck. 

42.000 rm (l> 600/be*t 847-9662 

PORSCHE-1*84 944 89.000 rruias 

a* ongmal equipment, many estras 

must Sell. (8360 or besi 646-6212 

(40 000 

856 Buick 

PORSCHE, 1989 911, Tares. Mack 

on red. 25 000 maa* immaterial* 

fu* service records 3 yaar warranty 

(42.250 969-2077 

PORSCHE 1992 966 COup* - Avail- 

SAAB 1986 900 4 door. 6 >pe*c 

air, am tm stereo caaaetta 56.000 

miles Ctulch lire* ft bra*** r» 

placed (5500 9-Spm 647-9211 

Af1«r 6pm 258-9266 

HONOA. 1989 ACCORD LXI - 2 

door, good condition. (9500 «* ne- 

goti*t« C*M Mon-Fn 9-5 637-0100 

SAAB. 196 7 9,000 Turbo loaded 

leather interior *iceii*M condition. 

1 yew warranty (9900 656-0704 

HONOA 1969 CLX. automatic air 

am-lm. blue. 29.000 mile*. *»ce«lsm 

condition. (7500 Cms 350-7704 

1 SCORPIO- T968 

! White Toi 

Condition 

63.000 rnke*. 

HONDA 1990 - Accord EX. 5 speed 

22.000 miles loaded. (13 900 or 

take over lease 641-9472 

HONDA 1990 Prelude. 2 OSi. 33,000 

miles, red automatic, sunrool. 

(10.900/beat 655-1742 

HONOA. 1991 LX blue/tan. auto 

matte. 30K miles 4 door. 100.000 m 

warranty, naban. (n.500 778-6465 

HYUNOAI 1991 Scouoe Mint, air 

sunroof am fm c*ss*t1*. sporty' 

must ***' (8100 351-6477 

JAGUAR. 1969 2 

100% nisi tree. 95% fr*ma-up 

(S 000 paint Too much lo mention 

Black on black (22.000 620-1826 

SUBARU 1966 XT. 2 door Womans 

car 60.000 miles Air. 5 speed 

sm (3500 534-0921 

VOLVO 1985 740 - Mack, automat- 

ic. air. leather, sunrool Pirelli s 

-Great condition Musi see 

(3600 453-1506 

VOLVO 1967, 740, dean classy car 

automatic air sunroof Wether 

(6*00 543-3626 

9*m-6pm 

(1000 

261-3095 

TUQO 1969- 33.000 actual mi** 

Ugly Mtle red car TYME does * 

•gam priced we* b«o« Mack book 

(1379 

TYME OF PLYMOUTH 455-5566 

Op * G S 

1992 SUNBIRD 

SE COUPE 

Bea- »-noo* ae'-osier amomaitc tn. 

Serec cassette firtfwf glass cMse 

aloe's spofl mirrors HIT., more Stock 

*J2009* 

f 36 Month Lease\ 

$538.59 oer mo" i 

WAS 512,524 

NOW ONLY 

$ 10,965* 

1992 GRAND AM 

SE COUPE 

Rear window defroster aotomMie 

ste^K) cas&ene p^se wroers an enjê 

Mt more Stock »H?21T3 

f 36 Month Lease\ 

$255.73mo- i 

WAS 514.002 

NOW ONLY 

s 12,521* 

1992 GRAND PRIX 

SE COUPE 

rmdow powf seat 

- .Vw i pa**—anndtmi 

pulse woftrs cmtse wt rnort Sloe* 

r 36 Month LeaseV 

{ $308.89 i*mo- i 

WAS 517.813 

NOW ONLY 

$ 1 5 , 2 7 l * 

1992 BONNEVILLE 

SE SEDAN 

Automatic rear window 

defroster, air. aluminum 

wheels, stereo cassette, 

power seat, poyver windows 

power door locks cruise, lift, 

more Stock 4B21112 

-£B3SlX 

WAS 520.909 

NOW ONLY 

$ 18,245* 

'92 FULL SIZE 

SIERRA PICKUP 

Sliding rear window. bedUner 

air. 4 3 liter. EFI V-6. 4 soeecL 

automatic. AM FM stered. rear 

step Dumper - painted P225 

75R15ALS Stock OC2380 

WAS 513.402 

NOW O N L Y ^ 

11,995* 

92 SAFARI 

MINI VAN 

A.r 4 speed automatic deep tint glass 

KB torn bucket seat roof console 

eiecwc outside wror 4.3 iner EFI V-6 

AM FM stereo cassette clock luggage 

earner SL£ equipment 7 oerson seal 

inj. power »-"*2ws and floor locks, 

crmse w«. guss-complete two tone 

pawn Stock »C2045 

WAS 519.898 

NOW ONLY 

$ 17,427* 

NEW '91 GMC 

SONOMA 

Cloth bench seat, wideside 

eq^pmyit 25_ Irter EFI L4 

HO. f . speed manual, P195 

75R14 HY. rally wheels, 

painted rear step bumper. 20 

gallon fuel tank Slock 

• C-1S86 

WAS 59241 

NOW ONLY 

$ 7499* 

CENTJJRY 1965 Limited - V6 load- 

ed runs excellent 69.000 maaa. 

32 166 566-9018 

CENTURY 1965 umiied Power 

brakes sir fm cassette. 

E>*a . 540-3421 

steering brak 

cruw* 13400 

CENTURY 1986 - Loaded aicaMnt 

condrtion. (3500 or besi offer 

729-4113.728-6260 Wor* 

CENTURY 1966' (3955 Ask for 

Ken 

A C T I O N O L D S 

261-6800 

CENTURY 1967 limited, grey load- 

ed v*ry cia*n. no ruat nceUeni 

condition (4700 826-3140 

V 1988 lim 

»es/e«h*u#i 

CENTURV 199C - low mua*. real 

sharp Only (8996 

GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250 

LA SABRE Cuatom 1966 Excaaenl 

condition. V6. 4 door an power 

60 X0 ml (5900/best 669-5556 

LE SABRE 1964 - LTD 4 door. Iu«y 

loaded, very dear. I owne. escet- 

lent condition (3000 651-1759 

leSABRE 1966 daan car fuUy 

loaded, must see (5995 


LESABRE >986 4 door very good 

condition, lull power *e« mam- 

laineo (4600'baai 537-6099 

LESABRE 1987 - T type. 99.000 

highway miles run* great. (3995 

Milford 665-7593 

PARK AVENUE 1990 - while, load- 

ed. leather 31.000 miles, axcadant 

condition Sn.2-00 375-2642 

PARK AVENUE 1968 - 

an the toy* (9995 

GORDON CHEVROLET 

loaded with 

456-5250 

REG AI 1967 Turbo • l-tyt* 

miWi $6496 

FISHER BUICK 

Troy Motor Mall 

643-7660 

REGAL 1968 Gran Spon eiceOent 

condition, loaded, smgle owner. 

(5500 or best oner 960-3332 

REGAL '968 Limned 2 door, v-6 

automalic Compi*tefy Loadadl 

Minii Low maa* (6550 455-8786' 

REGAL 1969 sharp real Oaan. rad 

ft loaded (7995 

GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250. 

REGAL. 1991. GS 4 door. Mac*, 

grey leather ABS loeded 9.700 

moat (15 000 553-7004 

history Reduced Irom (2999 

Monday .only (2 450 

TV ME OF GARDEN CITY 261-7260 

RIVIERA 1989 - (10.955 Aak for 

Kan 

A C T I O N O L D S 

261-6900 

RIVIERA 1990 syper sharp, load- 

ed 114.996 

GORDON CHEVROLET 45S-5250 

ROADUASTER 1991 Station Wagon 

lop lma options (16 900 

626-9780 

SKYLARK >990 4 aoor macullwe 

owneo (6598 

FISHER BUICK 

Troy Motor Mail 

643-7660 

858 Cadillac 

COUPE DE VB.LE 1978 79000 

*nlss aicailani running condKlon. 

nrr. was cast offer 665 8745 

OEVILLE 1976. good wor* car 

(650 960-9045 

FLEETWOOD 19«9 4 door sedan 

laala ak 

477-1346 

FLEETWOOO 1991 tv« power, 

must see ft driwe (25.996 

GORDON CHEVROLET 45fli25fl. 

SEDAN DEVIL LE 1967 - gray •«» 

gray welher 1 owner good oon«- 

mn (6000 Deys JM-4J0C 

Eve* 641-0093 

92 GMC 

JIMMY 4x4 

Dee© tm glass r*gti back Ironf seal 

rear mnoom washer wper an hgntefl 

visor mirror* crjse 4 3 liter £Fl V-6 4 

speed automatic «l«ct sfwn rear 

mounted soare Bre. P23&7WT5 RAP 

AMFM stereo cAssetre dock tluster 

atec «* heavy auty on cooser ugâge 

earner deflector ss (port equip Hanor 

wiper. •«. powe> aandow and floor 

locks Slock #Ji09 

SEDAN DEVILLE >970 

condition, no ruat aw mAeege, 

(3000 firm «59-2991 

WAS 521,761 

NOW ONLY 

•18.695 

TRI 

COUNTY 

P 0 N T I A C 

DEALERS 

BSB SELLERS! 

PONT I AC GMC T R U C K -£z. 

. g n v 

8000 GRAND RIVER 

al 10 Mtle 

East of Haggeriy 

Farminqton Hills 4 7 8 - 8 0 0 0 

SEDAN DEVlCLE 1990 low maaa. 

nwJrvgM Mu*. $17 S00 

Hinea Par* .mcam Mercury 

453-2424*11201 

SEVILLE 1961 73.< 

SEVILLE 19*6 

(4 5Q0 

860 C h a v r o M 

BERETTA '968 

kgm Mu*. low maa 


BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

STmI 

FOX HILLS 

KAETTA t« 

* v M l k> 

61 awcaai 

adeo a m 5 

m 

643-6149 

BtWETTA •» H. v-6. air. 

HUM 

r m c e g p d e m m a m 

860 C h a v r o M 

BERETTA 1991 QT. whoa, automat 

ic. 3 1 V6 vary ctaan. wadad 

(9.960 771-6616 

CAMARO 1979 2-26 • T lope Etcei 

lent condition Muat aaa. *3 SOO ec 

beel oftar 522-2726 

CAMARO. 19«3 Z2S - 306. 5 apaad. 

(1.000 m naw lira* Ak Ml. sun- 

roof. clean. (3596 469-2160 

CAMARO 1966 I- 26 

306 T-lop*. loaded good condition 

(5 600 Ca* 594-2464 

CAMARO 1969 - RS. 36.000 maa*. 

t-lop*. loaded. (8200 or beat offer 

666-4197 

CAMARO I960 RS - V9 

air. t-iopa. loadad (6468 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5361500 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1991 LTZ 

6000 ma**. Wathar s* options 

642-7471 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1965 V-6. Su- 

tm. orulaa. pow- 

er windows ft seal, power locks 

Onfy (2496 

Jack Demmer Ford 

AFFORDABLE USED CARS 

721-5020 

CAPRICE i960 Ctaaalc under 

80 000 maaa. fu*y loadad (1800 

CaM.allar 6pm 425-7957 

CAPRICE 1967 EMM* Wagon, low 

males (5698 

FISHER BUICK 

Troy Motor Mac 

643-7660 

CAVALIER 1967 Z-24. V-« Kiel m- 

lect Air. crulee, power locks, sun- 

roof Good SIMP* (4500 637-3136 

CAVALIER 1966 • Sever automatic 

av. am'tm caasana power lock*. 

48.000 mass. (5,000- 6530255 

CAVALIER. -969 < Ooor loadad 

51.000 mae*. eioeHem condncm 

(5200 628-7511 

CAVALIER 1 

slerao. 

perfect 

greet financing larm* (7496 


CELEBRITY 1964 - 4 door, power 

steering, brake*, crmea tm naw si 

hauat ft urea (750'baat 522-9416 

CELEBRITY 1966 Euro. V6. loaded 

90,000 maaa. araeaem condition 

(3200 547-3366 

CELEBRITY 1966 

power windows ft locks, low maaa. 

must *e* (5995 


CELEBRITY. 1962 ^ Dark blue 4 

CHEVETTE 1963 Rune good Aulo- 

m*)ic. Mr. (1100 -b**tof**r 

565-4659 

CHEVETTE 1966 59.000 mfM*. naw 

tiraa. brakea. 

•Oent 1 Asking 

CTTATlON 1981 - 2 door runs 

needs wor* Many nma pans (350' 

besi orter 522-9416 

CORSICA 1966 - automatic. Mr. low 

miles, great financing (4996 

GOROON CHEVROLET 456-5250 

CORSICA 1966 - (6555 Aak for 

Doug 

ACTION OLDS 

261-6900 

CORSICA 1990 - automatic, air 

super clean. 4 doer (6996 


(500 MORE tor «>ur ueed c 

LeSABRE 1989 Custom V-6. pow- 

er windows 4 locks smooth nder 

(9996 


bonded dealer w« **• on coneigrv- 

ment Or caA lor cash price 


GEO Spectrum 1969 aulomanc AC. 

3 door, esc sa ant condition. 36. 000 

n* amfm caaaette (4.500 549-8347 

GEO STORM 1991 Rad. a* stereo. 

ipeed GM Exec 10.000 mass 

(6.100 . 557-5*62 

GEO '990 PRISM - automatic ak. 

low maaa. must see (6995 


GEO 1990 Tracker Hardtop. Mack. 

GEO 1990 TRACKER. 4 > 4 LSI 

Convertible 34 000 Maa* automat- 

ic, air, tteraor red/white top 

(6500- 261-0668 

GEO-1991 STORM GSl. cobalt Mua. 

e.ecuttve car. «*• naw Air auto 

malic caaeerte (9.950 855-9236 

LOOKING FOR SMALL automatics 

priced (1500 ft below wtth great ga* 

maaaga TYME OF PLYMOUTH has 

many to chooaa from 

TYME Of PLYMOUTH 455-5566 

862 ChryaJar 

CONVERTIBLE 1966 Laearon fur. 

bo. excellent condition 41.000 

maiaon 

(4&M 

LEBARON 1987 OT3 Turbo sun- 

roof, VERY CLEAN! Automatic, ak 

caaeene naw Ike* (3 990 624-1127 

oww mt toeded. *ka naw (3966 

LeBARON 1966 

ded. 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodg* 

LeBARON 1989 Convertible, silver. 

Stock SP-1412 (9486 or MM 

TOWN ft COUNTRY DODGE 

L*eARON t990 Convert*** v-6. 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodg* Sy'SOO 

864 Dodge 

ARIES 1961 Needs some wc»» 

(400 or besi oner Caa before 1pm 

326-4179 

Con 1991 Viata station wagon, 

automatic ak 6 000 « owna- 

moving 693 '410 

DAYTONA 1964 Turbo I - Automat- 

DAYTONA 1966 

red (6495 

FOX HILLS 

Chry*l*r - Plymouth 

465-6740 

DAYTONA 1969 E: 

ad loaded' 20 000 1 owner maaa 

Hurryl (7995 

Dick Scott Dodge 

664 Ann Arbor Rd 

451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322 

LeBARON 1990 Coupe CorwerliM* 

v-6. automatic ak. cmoa lilt Mack 

Cherry (11 695 



461-2H0 USED CARS 962-3322 

USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE 

Quakty us*d cars low maeege E» 

caaem pricea Ca* Dorian 476-7900 

DIPLOMAT 1.966 - Loadad nana 

•k* new (3400 or MB offer C«* 

aher noons 266-5517 

DOOGE 1966. 600. whUe. 67000 

' mile* rekabia B*nspo«at*tlon. naw 

tk*» >2100 652-7462 

OYNASTY 1968 LE LM new load 

ed (5500 C«i Slav* 

I days 26 1 2034 eve* 464-2*60 

OUK 1963 parts 

(250 or bast offer 

864 Dodge 

DAYTONA 19*5 5 speed menu* 

60.000 maee. euaaeni condition 

popular options (2575 553-9590 

DAYTONA T990 ES automatic, air 

red. stock SP-1487. (7996 ot best 

TOWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 

OMNI 1967 - 4 Ooor hatchback 

am/7m. good tires, good condition. 

- (2600 be*l 421-2906 

DAYTONA 1991-automatic air V-6. 

whit* stock aP-1504 (6295 or be»l 

• TOWN ft COUNTRY OOOGE 

474-6668 

SHADOW. 191 

owner red ft sporty (4695 


664 Ann Artxx Rd. 

451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322 

SPIRIT 1992 automatic, air ioad- 

sd -factory warranty (6968 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5361600 

0*ua Mrrr ttk 0P-6I 

92 ACHIEVA 

'10,988* 

MSRP $16,398 

Special po'chase car 

92 CUTLASS CIERA 

s 11,988* 

92 BRAVADA 

M8,988* 

Special purchase car 

G L A S S M A N 

OLOSMOBiLE• SAAB• HYUNDAI 9U.9QnO 

OnTeiejrapl4feeW-12SwtMieU U U T U O U U 

Monday. April 20. 1M2 OAE * 7 0 

164 Podga 

OYNASTY 1966 

Loaead (42(0. 

TYME 0* PLYMOUTH 

4(6-5566 

DYNASTY 19(1 L« • Vt. eutomeoc. 

ek loadad factory warranty 

(10.644 

m e t 

CAMPBELL 

Dodg* 5361600 

0UM. I960 - for parts Needs 

Irom-and work Rune good as la 

6300 '26-2*37 

SHADOW 1667 E9 turbo 5 spaed 5 

deei m. a 

Hon (3465 

SHADOW 1966 - automatic ap. 

•eadad 6*786 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodg* 5361500 

SHAOOW >961 - » Oi 

ak n t n stereo 1 owner 11.000 

•Mia* (6694 



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866 Ford 

CROWN VICTORIA I960 LX. ruat- 

proofed, only 19 000 maaa. *ke naw. 

(11900 Attar 5pm 501-2422 

CROWN VICTORIA 

oeen. a* ot 

-sa (5300 

'*)o3> 

ESCORT QT, 1661 aa crura* am- 

lm ctarao tm rear dalog 13,500 

19*** (6 500 14^ 21>S4 

ESCORT 1662 Oood body and 

bras Need*, som* *ngn* wor* 

tiSO'MV Ca* *n*r 5pm 455-6261 

ESCORT 1963 5 speed runs great 

UTi 

647 1(26 

ESCORT 19*5. QL 2 door. Mr. au- 

ESCORT 1966 

Automatic. ak.( 1665 

TYME OF PLYMOUTH 

455-5566 

Ford 

ESCORT >667 EXP - 60.000 Mta. 

Z£? 

726.7913 

MUSTANG 1666 

r j.ooo 

I *• 

ESCORT 1966 LX. 2 doorilH 

te.ae.loaded eavaMarp (49»5 

uvonie Chryslar-ktymouth 525-7604 

ESCORT 1666 - 2 door amomeBc 

tm laiWIi na. ore*. $3200 ar 

beetofler 469-71(4 

ESCQRT 1990 iX. 2 floor IteMnMck. 

automatic, air. power steering.' 

brsfcee ft mayor*, amfm 38.000 

•Maa. warranty (4.(75 662-7667 

ESCORT 1660. LX I doer, auto- 

osa* mum asa . (4*60 

422-60*6 

ESCORT 16(0 XL 4 door, aulomel 

K 24 000 maa*. au naw. Ml00 

766-3100. or 766-2667 

ESCORT >661 OT 

snowoom conditio 

loadad (900 maa*. (6700 436-5635 

ESCORT 1961 OT - Blua 6 apeed. 

7.600 

453-6062 

EXP 1966 - sporty low maa* snd 

K W d w i Only (2996 


FEST1VA 1990 pfc*. 19.000 mist. 

(500 MORE lor your ueed car 

Why 

FORO LTD 1972 429 V-6 C-6 

tranemlsacr. 30.000 ml. rabum en- 

531-3727 

FORO LTD 1975 

labor Many naw pan*. Irsnerm* 

ann. 1 yr ou. $300 531-3727 

i - waw*i v hi . -* 

MUST ANO 1666 • $c 000 m*a*. au- 

aoc a onfy (4466 

GORDON CMCVMXCT 

MUSTANG 1667 OT aunraX Wad- 

ed, (4675 

MUSTANG >966 QT (.0. 5 spa 

26.000 ma** (6465 Red snd raa 

«*** Park -Mercury 

453-2424 mrt.201 

MUSTANG 1966 LX Red Slur*oof 

power, saerao lepe snmariaala 

mum aa*. oner . (6900 463-1079 

MUSTANG 1966 LX - 

l ° W W 1 1 , 1 1 BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 534 

50. 5 ap. 

i $aeoo 

425-6233 

MUSTANG 1966 Convertible 

wefiar ar967 . automac 

FOX HILLS 

6S1-31T1 

HORUQN 1966 - a I lir aT. a*, low 

" ^ ^ O X HILLS 

ClkjaMi PtyaiotAh 

486-6740 961-3171 

GRAND MAROLBSE 

mm—un. or*t 67J>00 < 

$3750 

1966. good 875 Nissan 

ORANO MABQUI8E 1963. 

MR. ma 

(2750 

ORANO MA ROUtS 1966 - 97.000 

GRAND MAROLilS 1966 LS 

41.000 a* . fuky loaded, good cond^ 

Bon $6150 

ORANO MARQUISE 1966 powar 

ORANO MARQUIS 1965 Brougham, 

tua, loaded, aa options, vary low 

me** Mum see to appreciate 

M M 


ORANO MAROUtt 1663 - luft p* 

m. only 41*60 ongmal ownm m* 

FrMhesnea $4965 

Hlnae Par* uncom-Mercury 

453-2424 aal 201 

LYNX 1(62- Clean, automatic 

i i 

PROBE 1(91 LX 5 spaed Mr. am- 

lm caaaatla a* power 15.000 milea. 

(II OOO or 

729*786 

PROBE. 1991, 7 to ehooae. LX QT. 

QL, starting from onfy (6991 

DEMMER FORD 721-65*0 

MUSTANG 1965 - 23. 4 speed nai 

Iran*, clutch pant, no rum (1650 

4*2-3719 » 

TAURUS 1968 GL 

condition, loadad. 63.000 ma**. 

aMung (4,000 563-4214 

MUSTANG 1968 

Automatic a* 

Looks I runs super (1650 

TAURUS f 

the squpman 

GOROON CHEVROLET 

' , 7 & 

MARK- V*. 199 

maa* (2V691 

DEMaAER FORO 

6.000 

721-6560 

fu( power 63.000 • 

car $((*$•-- 

mnedPar* Lmcotn-Mmcury 

453-2424 eat 201 

TOWN CAR 1968 

MM Only $6*95 


AFFORDABLE USED CARS 

721-5020 

TQWNCAR 1966 - one owner dean 

many naw lt*m*. $7000 

646-9051 

'92 ELANTRA 

s 7488* 

92 EXCEL 

s 6688* 

92 SONATA 

>8988* 

T T ^ T S T r m 

M Y O N D f i l 

Tel-Twelve Mall. Southfield 354-3300 

•Sml+ P'.cm plua In, Ire^M A lacana* rsfeaf* ta 

ESCORT -.969 2 door 4 1. *imo 

MEO CMMIII * 9R**R buy Onfy, TYMC OF GARDEN STY 26 > 7260 


AFF0«0ASLE USED CARS 

721-5020 

TAURUS-1990 GL 4 door under 

25.000 me**. Mr bag. stereo with 

. V6 $6,700 535-7506 

TOWN CAR >969 Signature i 

22.000 mile* $14,900 

FOX HILLS 

MAXIMA >967 LOW 

tent co 

$5*00 

MAA HAA 1990 - (11.966 Aak 

"ACTION N I S S A N 

425-3311 

NISSAN i960 2406X. warranty 

new ttree Pwneer Kud IjMsit 

Turn car would sea for $12 200, ami 

sacrifice for (9 000. 3T9-2167 

NISSAN 1990 240 SX SE (W » 

Aak tor Gary 

A C T I O N N I S S A N 

425-3311 • • • 

PULSAR 1965 

(2995 

FOX HILLS 

PULSAR-1966 5 speed Sunroof. 

Mr W*a maintained MuM sea 

$3,450 or earn 0«M 253-B337 

CUTXASS 1979 I 

CUTLASS isn 

nam. loaded. V6 good mnoasun 4 

door. (1(60 364-5714 

CUTLASS 1963 

extra cMai $2495 

LNoraa Chryamr-FTymouth 525-7604 

CUTLASS 1964 Oar* Loaded, an- 

5.000 ml/ 

72S.1127 

CUTLASS 1991 Clera. loeded. aa 

sr slita option*, am prto* over 

$19,000. (.000 mt. 4 ooor Macau 

gray »13.600 646-29Q4 575-3426 

DELTA 8 

•on. ong 

battery. 1 

code mam Caa 

CAMPBELL 

5361600 

ttSOSmt $12 400 

PONTIAC 6000 1(64 LE Good 1 

RONTIAC 6000. 1966 - VS. 1 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

ssqiso* 

64 - 82.000 r*L. Mr. 

ft c ea $3365 

Hktee Par* I 

453-2424 est 201 

BOaaNEVlLLE. i960 LE. loaded. 

Burgundy 35000 maaa Aalung 

$10.(00 Caa AM* ( pw 373-6474 

SLMBMO. 1967 SE. power ilsi 1 9 

f». »ery 

1-0421 

fteamt. brake* are* Dent gray, 

caaan $3250 alter (.fan 

BONNEVILLE 19S7 LE. 50.000 

i M m- ; mea*. wether leaded $6600 

661-6304 Deys 855-6606 or eaae 7(6-1546 

CX.OS 1991 68 RoyMe - 13.966 Aak 

ACTION OLDS 

261-6000 

BONNEWLLE 1(66 LE - «B 000 Nary 

476-5159 

PULSAR '990 - torn maeege. **cat- 

lant condflWi loaded. T top. Mack, 

gray interior (9200 $42-6417 

OLDS 96. 1960 • $13,466 Aa* lor 

"" ACTION OLDS 

261-6900 

BOWNEVIUJE 19(0 - K 

remaherp (99*5 

GOROON CHEVROLET 45S-52S0 

REQENCY. 1967 36.000 Maa* 

loeded tafii (7(00 557-7978 

MARQUIS >969 OS 

FOX HILLS 

MERCURY 1972 - 1 ownm. rune 6 

drives s.ceaent (1200 firm 

356-1622 

SABLE 1996 LS. 4 Ooor daan. fua 

SABLE. 1967 Station Wagon 

Loeded 68 000 "4M*. 3rd aeat 

(5300 536-1610 

MUSTANG 1966 QT - Red show- 

room condition, loadad. mum see" 

(5 200 or bem 646-7202 S70-3225 

TAURUS 1990 GLWAOON loeded 

low maee.» .990 

DEMMER FORO 721 -65*0 

! TOWN CAR. 1991, loaded Car- 

'iag* Root (20.591 

DEMMER FORO 721*560 

SABLE 1988 LS 3 0 VS. 46.000 

miles, las liar loaded Clean 

(6.500 625-4942 

SENTRA 1991 «E - 4 door, auto 

malic Mr stereo loaded. 20.000 : REGENCY 9( 1909. Brouîam. 

. (7995' 323-3163 

SEN'RA 1991 - 4 door (9455 * 

" ACTION NISSAN 

425-3311 

876 OtdsmoMa 

'ORONADO 1964 $4965 Aak tor 

ACTION OLDS 

261-6800 

CALAIS S 1991 auad 4, FE-3 

344-1606 

CALAIS 1966 54.000 maaa. 4 door 

naw battery ore*. Drake* E»ca> 

wnt- Loaded' $3795 Caa. 522-7961 

CALAIS 1968 automaaK. asr ram 

deer'Only $5995 


SABLE 1969 GS Wagon loaded 

DEMMER C ORD 721-6660 I 451-2110 USED CARS (62-3322 

CUTLASS CALAIS 1990 S Quad 4, 

autdmanc ak a*oy wheel* n«e car 

trede (7995 


884 Ann Atoor Rd 

TORONADO 1966 - loeded Wether. 

900 , 

4*4-2307 

TORONADO 1(01 - (17*55 

ACTION OLDo 

261-6000 

TROFEO 1606 toetm 

vary daan very good ukidftlon. 

aakmg$620C A3-5727 

TROFEO I960 

WNSa. gi 

$14,500 

TROFEO 1990 

nancme M 


toy* $11.1 

GORDON 

862 Toyota 

CAMRV 1967. LE station wagon. 

63.000 ne power windows ft w n 

CAMPY 1966 -CLE. 4 door. 

$7500 Mt ( 

CEUCA 1(03 GT every opMn. 

$1*75 . or bem of 

CEUCA 1966 GTS Red Loedmr 

S»a*oof ak crmea. 5 spaed L(n 

CHEVROLET 466-&250 i Mew 9nerp' (3600 366-1435 

Caaaflw 8pm 

FIREBIRO 1966. loaded V-6. 60000 

FIREBIRD 1(66 - V-6. l-4ops w e 

sharp (7996 


GRAND AM 1690 - 4 tfeor 

IC. sa. low m(aa Hury on 1 


COROLLA 1966 «X 3 dot* ak AM- 

FM Lissini, new brakes. 76.300 

maaa $4150orbam 726-0621 

COROLLA 1966 4 door. ek. euto- 

meac. AM-FM ran ens 40.000 

ma**. $6700 or bem OH 

SUPRA 1967 -.41.000 mi mectnc 

1m $7000 MM** It. 

473-9416 

SURRA 1966 $6055 Aa* tor Gary 

ACTION NISSAN 

425-3311 

ounty $6500 -bem elter 645-0006 

ORANO PW* 1996 LE • While. naO- 

?7o33l 

884 Volkswagan 

$7 200 646-7202 

GRAND PRC* 1906 SE. 49.000 it*. 

PONTlAC 2000 19*3 

ak arvool amfm c 

SOROCCO 1962 

$1700 

VW 1967 Cabroam uunnmliaie. 

dar* Mue ak. automenc. crues, torn 

$7299 722*713 

UNCLE 

LOU 

SEZ: 

SfWing Soitngs 

O P E N 

S A T U R D A Y 

10-4 

ACTION OLDS 

261-6900 

LUMINA 1991 

M windows I 

$10,995 

GOROON CHEVROLET 

MALiBU 1977. low mae* good ; 

tranaponaoon. $500 firm 591-1072 j 

SPECTRUM 1966 

Automatic, aa. $1750 

TYME OF PLYMOUTH 

455-5566 

862 Chryslar 

CONQUEST 1966 TSI 

•Pifd. QOOd COTKUkXI 

WAS (11 474 NOW *9989' 

'92 C A V A L I E R 

2 D O O R - 4 D O O R 

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1987 COUGAR XR-7 

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"91 GMC S-15 JIMMY 4X4 

Oigrtal a*s* automakc a» 

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3 000 rnitaa 

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-88 GRAND CARAVAN 

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o^ # 8995 

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5 13,899 

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•5995 

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•5995 

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Cable TV Weekly 

Was there romance 

among the "Brady Bunch'? 

By Taylor Michaels 

Q: When 1 was giving up, my 

brother and I used to rwsh-hoine from 

school to watch The Brady Bunch. / 

recently heard that Florence Henderson, 

who played Carol Brady, and Barry 

Williams, who played stepson Greg 

Brady, were romantically imohed 

either daring the series or after it was 

canceled. Could you clear this up? 

—Don Halter. Menominee, Mich. 

A: Barry Williams' agent. Artists 

Group. Ltd.. said they have "no 

knowledge of anything like that." but 

confirmed that Williams' tell-all book. 

Growing Up Brady, will be out in May 

Perhaps it will reveal a bunch of Brady 

sour grapes 

Q: I'm a big fan of Man Autry. I 

watch In the Heat of the Night e*ery 

week. I think he makes the show worth 

watching. I would *ery much like to 

write him. Can you give me his address? 

—Kelly Humphrey. Chanute. Kan. 

A: You can wnte the former Green 

Bay Packers quarterback in care of the 

show. NBC. 30 Rockefeller Plaza. New 

York. N.Y., 10112. 

Q: I'm a great fan of Judith Light. My 

family and I watch Who's Ihe Boss? 

every week. Where can we write her? 

—Ann Pellegrino, V" Hyde Park, 

N.Y. 

A: You can wnte her in care of the 

show. Capitol Ciues'ABf " West 

66th Street. New York. N.Y.. 10023. 

Who's the Boss' airs its final episode 

tim Saturday. April 2S. but Light has a 

six-episode contract for a new CBS 

comedy. 

Q: My 7-year-old daughter is infatuated 

with the character Doogie 

Howser. Could you please send me an 

address where she can write to .Seil 

Patrick Harris, who play* Doogie? She 

is inspired by him and wants to be a 

doctor when she grows up. —Connie 

A Minn, 

A: Wnte Neil Patnck Hams in care 

of Doogie Howser. M.D. Capitol 

Cities/ABC 77 West 66th Street. New 

York. N.Y . 10023. 

Q: I know the show is off the air, but 

could you tell me who thought up all tbe 

tricks MacGyver used to get out of 

sticky situations? —Laurie Johnson. 

Prescott, Ariz. 

A: Paramount .sources say the resourceful 

inventions of MacGyver, 

Barry Williams 

as Grog Brady 

which airs its last first-run episode on 

Saturday. April 25. *ere usually 

created by the show's writers and 

occasionally by the producer. Star 

Richard Dean,.Anderson contributed 

ideas as well. 

Q: I really love the sbo» Designing 

Women, but I can t stand Julia Duffy 

Actually I hate ber. She has ruined 

erery show she's been on. Will they erer 

take her off the show ? I hope so. —A 

Reader. Knoxrille. Tenn. 

A Many viewers are unhappy with 

the recent casting changes on Designing 

Women The controversial exit of 

Delta Burke was not forgotten with the 

entrance of Duffy as Allison Sugarbaker 

Duffy bailed out of ABC's Baby 

Talk following bad reviews, but that 

series suffered from a lame premise 

was generally enjoyed in her role on 

1 Newhart. 

It has been reported that when CBS 

and Columbia Pictures Television, 

which produces Women, made the deal 

for next fall, one proviso imposed by 

the network was that Duffy does not 

return to the series. A possible overhaul 

of the senes could include guest 

appearances b* Jeon Smart'Charlonci 

who had left the show to spend more 

time with her family, and the addition 

Of Jackee as a regular (she will be 

introduced as Anthony's fiancee in this 

season's finale). This would mean a 

back-up job for the actress if The Roy al 

Family ends its run. 

Send your questions about the world of 

entertainment to Let's Tallu Features 

Dept., P.O. Bo* 941009, Fort Worth. 

Texas, 76161-1009. , 


Reader wants 'Days' 

without Vivian 

By Candace Havens 

Dear Candace: I've been a big fin of - 

Days qfjQtir Lives for a long ume I 

know all about the families and 

characters and so on I just want to say 

that the character of Vivian Alamain 

Should not be a part of it The'actress 

who plays Vivian is terrible. I don't 

understand why she had to come help 

Lawrence Could you please explain 

why she is in Salem and what she is 

supposed to be doing - ' 

I d also like to know why. when Carly 

came to ask Lawrence for help in 

finding Bo and collapsed, did Vivian 

want to keep Carly ill? —Jody Young. 

Portland. Ore 

Dear Reader. Louise Sore! must be 

doing a great job as Vivian if you 

already dislike her so much. Vivian's 

sole purpose in life is to wreak havoc in 

other people's lives In the coming 

weeks her devious scheming will rum 

the lives of some of your favorite 

Salemites Stay tuned 

Dear Candace: I've been watching 

Guiding Light for about 12 years and I 

love it. I'm so glad Mallet finally 

showed Halley how he feels about her 

I'd also like to see Frank punch out 

Alan-Michael" 

I'd like to know what happened to 

Mallet's leg. Did he really hurt it? He's 

been on crutches for a long time now! 

—Jennifer Compton. Walnut Ridge. 

Ark 

Dear Reader: Mark Derwin (Mallet) 

really did break his ankle and it 

required surgery . He is going through 

physical therapy and will be trading his 

crutches in for a cane very soon. 

Dear Candace: I heard that Santa 

Barbara may be going off the air Is this 

true? 1 hope not 1 really like Jack 

Wagner, who plays Warren. He is a 

terrific singer Could you tell me where 

I could wnte to him'' —Tammy N. 

Knoxville. Tenn 

Dear Reader: It looks like Santa 

Barbara may be headed for soap opera 

heaven Ihere are son\c last diiUi 

efforts going on to save the sho*. but 

it doesn't look promising NBC is 

already gearing up to bring some new 

soaps on board 

You can write to Wagner in care of 

Jack Wagner Fan Club. P.O. Box 1608. 

St. Louis, Mo., 63IBS. 

Send your comments to Candace 

Havens. Soap Talk, P.O. Bo* 961009, 

Fort Worth. Teaas, 76161-1009. 

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Networks' series ideas 

limp along same lines 

Network programmers have always 

tned 10 keep up with ihe Joneses, and 

the prospects for next fail indicate 

nothing different For example. NBC 

recently debuted Mann & Machine, a 

drama revolving around a female 

cyborg police officer. No* *BC has 

produced a fall pilot called Running 

Delilah, starring Kim Cattrall as a spy 

who is half-cy borg Both stones focus 

on the characters' search for their 

human identity. Other programming 

trends are found in the following 

projects being developed by the 

networks 

Both NBC and ABC think a TV 

kids-show host would make a good 

subject for a sitcom, so you might sec 

Rise and Shine on the peacock network 

arid GnfTin Dunne as Graham on 

ABC 

IS you can't think of anything new go 

to the past. ABC will produce a pilot for 

the drama Channg Cross sort of a 

medieval Bonanza st&mng lone Skye. 

while Fox goes for laughs in the Middle 

Ages with Knight of the Realm CBS 

may try out two other centuries with 

the l80Q's frontier drama Medicine 

Woman, stamng Jane Seymour and 

Mel Hams, and Ryan O'Neal as an 

amusing Philadelphia innkeeper in the 

year 1775 

Next week, this column looks at more 

of the silly and senous pilots the 

networks hope will fly 

Fridaya on NBC, Jemea Cobum ptays 

a ainister bitlionaira recluse in The 

Fifth Comm. 

Kim CattraN 

Atta boy. The Greater New York 

Councils of the Boy Scouts of America 

has presented its annual Good Scout 

Award to Howard Stringer, president 

of CBS/Broadcast Group Bora in 

Cardiff. Wales. Stringer participated in 

scouting as a boy and earned the I S 

Army Commendation Medal in Vietnam 

As executive producer of CBS 

Reports. Stringer helped garner 31 

Emmys in six years. In 1986 he was 

appointed president of CBS news, in 

1988 he becahne network head amid 

predictions that CBS-would be the first 

of the big broadcasters to fold This 

season. CBS is rated No I . 

Debuting Saturday. George C*i*n 

L/ve at the Paramount ia the comic'» 

eighth special to* HBO. 

April 20-April 26.1992 

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'Bedtime Stories' 

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By Cbns Carpenter 

Shelley Duvall. who's been prod tit 

ing original cable programming for the 

little person lo these many years is al 

n again In a childlike vojee thai 

fluctuates between solemn whispcis 

and squeaky exuberence. she introduces 

Shelley Duvall s Bedtime 

Stones, spotlighting t*o popular children's 

books per episode The series 

premiereson Showtime Tuesda>. April 

19. - 

Duvall's previous success with Faenc 

Tale Theatre and Tall Tales and 

Legends paved the way for this senes 

which she also produces But other 

than the bnef observations she delivers 

from the midst of a pop-up book setting 

at the beginning and conclusion ot ihe 

talcs. Duvall's presence is secondary 

Primary consideration is wisely 

given to-The delightful animation and 

narration, both of which brim wtth 

professionalism. From Jean Stapleton's 

New York dialect to Dudley 

Moore's unmistakably. regal English 

ihe voice-over cast Duvall assembles 

spins the animated talcs as entertainingly 

as any of the actors picked lo 

perform in her previous live-action 

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from among the most cleverly written 

children's books available At the end 

of the shows, she encourages kidsto use 

their imaginations to draw pictures for 

stones of their own In fact, the only 

thing this show may fail to do is put 

kids to sleep. . iv . I*. 

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Michael Ontkeen plays a cop who 

learns an unhappy truth in Legacy of 

Liea. Wadnesday on USA. 

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MONDAY April 20 

2:30 Q SportsCenter 

ffi Sports LateNight 

QJ MOVIE: Laaaie Coma Home (Drama, 

19*3) A faithful dog sets out on a long 

journey to find her former masters 

flawy McOowali Donald Crisp G 

2:36ED® MOVIE: County Fair (Drama. 

i960) A woman falls in tove with a 

harness racer at the fair Rory Calhoun 

Jane Nigh 

3:00 Q Up Cloee 

NIGHT OWL LISTINGS 

6 ; O O 

O MOVIE: A Connecticut Yankee tn 

Kino Arthur's Court (Musical Comedy. 

1949,1 A Connecticut handyman finds 

nimseH in the 6th century Bmg Crosby 

Rhonda Fleming. 

CD MOVIE: Stella (Drama 1989) A 

woman sacrifices her own happiness 

for her daughter Bette Midler, Trim 

Alvarado PGl J 

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Machine 

CD 8 Reading the River Stone a of the 

Mississippi The history, people and 

culture of the Mississippi are 

revealed 

3 05 © MOVIE. American Pop (Musical. 

1980) Different musical eras are highlighted 

by newsreets and animation 

3.30 O High School Basketball Indiana 

* Championship from Indianapolis (R) 

CD MOVIE: Dead and Buned (Horror 

19811A coroner has a man murdered so 

he can conduct macabre experiments 

James Farenlmo. Jack Albertson R 

3:35 •) MOVIE. Rush Week I Thriller. 1991) A 

reporter for a college newspaper 

pursues a serial kilter Pamela Ludtng 

Dean Hamilton R . 

3:50 CD MOVIE: Love at Large (Romantic 

Comedy 19901 Two defectives are hired 

by different people to follow the same 

man Tom Berenger. Ihrabeth Perkins R 

4:00 ED 8 MOVIE: The Awakening of 

Casaey I Suspense, 1982) Vulnerable 

young artist trying to make it In New 

York City is seduced, Patricia McCormack. 

PJ Soles 

ED MOVIE: Dirty Tricks (Comedy. 1980) 

A history professor seeks a letter 

attributed to George Washington EIHott 

Gould Kate Jackson PG 

ED MOVIE: Birth of the Blues (Musical 

Conedy. 1941) A man organizes a blues 

band Bing Crosby, Mary Martin 

CD MOVIE: The Man Who Knew Too 

Much (Mystery 1934) An Englishman 

stumbles onto an assassination ptot 

Leslie Banks Edna Best 

4:45 CD MOVIE: Chinatown Connection 

(Action. 1979) An unlikely pair of cops 

pursues a criminal Organisation >n 

Chinatown Bruce Ly, Lee Ma/ors H R 

5:00 Q Glory Days 

O MOVIE: Experiment Atcatraz 

(Mystery 1950) An atomic research 

experiment on convicts is an excuse for 

' Omen 

CD MOVIE: The Roae Garden (Drama. 

1989) A man goes on trial for attacking 

the Nazi who kilted his family Lrv 

UHrrmn, Maxnuiian ScMi 

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TUESDAY April 21 


ffi Sports LateNight 

2:35 EE ® MOVIE: The Torpedo of Doom 

(Adventure 1938) Two Marines battle a 

scientist who wants to take over the 

world. Lee Powell Bruce Bennett 

I Up Close 

) Q l 

& MOVIE: Music Is Magic (Musical 

35) An old actress still thinks she has 

the movie world at her feet Alice Faye Hay 

Walker — 

CD MOVIE: Psycho IV: The Beginning 

IHorror 1990) A man remembe's the 

abuse he suffered at the hands of his 

mother Anthony Perkins, Henry Thomas 

R 

CD MOVIE: Sweet 15 (Orama 1990,> A 

Mexican-American girl learns a dark, 

secret about her family Tony Plana Karta 

Montana . • 

3:30 O American Muscle Magazine 

3:35 ED MOVIE: Flashback (Comedy 

Adventure, 1990) An FBI rookie Is 

charged with escorting a former fugitive 

to thai Dermis Hopper Kieter Sutherland 

R 

3:45 (D MOVIE: Coming Home tOrama ESP.- 

1978J A woman meets a paraplegic 

veteran while her husband is m Vietnam- 

Jane Fonda Jon Voighl R 

4.00 ED £2 MOVIE: The Beast With a Million 

Eyes iScience Fiction. 1955) A series of 

attacks by domestic animals rocks a 

ranching community. Paul ftrefi Lama 

Thayer 

ED MOVIE: The Golden Stallion 

(Western 1949) From the day of his birth 

Trigger proves to be an outstanding 

horse Hoy Rogers Dale Evans 

ED MOVIE: The Long Memory (Drama 

1953; A man is released after serving 

time for a murder he did not commit John 

Mills, John McCallum 

4:25 CD MOVIE: Totally Exposed (Adult 

Orama 1991) A small-town masseur 

travels to California to meet beautiful 

women Tina Bockrath, Kelly Knoop R 

4:30 Q Snow Skiing U S Freestyle Nationals 

from Winter Park. Colo (R) 

O MOVIE: You Can't Beat Love 

(tomantic Comedy 1937) A daughter 

dares a playboy to become her father s 

mayoral rival Joan Fontaine, Preston 

Foster 

CD MOVIE: Bullets tor O'Hara iiOrama 

1941) A girl is outraged to learn she has 

married a iewei thief Roger Pryor Joan 

Perry 

4:40 CD MOVIE: Colossus The Forbin 

Project Science Fiction 1970) A com- 

, puter threatens mankind alter it 

develops a mind of its own foe Braeder. 

Susan Clark 

5:00 2J Sports LateNight 

CD Thomas A. Edison Thomas Edison 

overcomes a troubled childhood and 

achieves greatness 

5:25 ED MOVIE: Downtown lAcfton Comedy 

i§90) A street-wise cop and his naive 

partner take on a bad neighborhood 

Anthony £ awards Forest Whitaker "R 

WEDNESDAY April 22 


(J MOVtE. Alexander's Regtme Bend 

(Musical 1938) A ragtime band on the 

nse « spotlighted Tyrone Power Alice 

CD MOVIE: I Love N.Y. (Drama 1989) A 

Manhattan photographer fails m love 

with a famous actor's daughter Scott 

3*0. Christopher Plummer R 

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view of Shakespeare s Hamlet is 

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19501 A man is stunned when nu Carta Macuri 

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t D 8 Mysteryl Morse relentlessly 

pursues his theory about the car dealer 

ED© MOVIE.- The Big Lift 'Drama 

1950) Two Gls fall tor the same German 

woman m postwar Benin Mont goner, 

Citft. Paul Douglas 

£D MOVIE: The Phantom of the Opera 

tframa 1962 A disfigured musoan 

naunts the sewers beneath the Pans 

Opera Herbert torn Heather Sears 

4:30 O Auto Racing Nissan 400 trom Las 

Vegas (R) 

CD MOVIE; Night Angel .toror 1990 a 

beautiful female demon piots to destroy 

mankind Karen Black Linden Ashs, H 

ED Mr. Bean Mr Bean gets involved " 

humorous, adventures 

ED MOVtE: Bed RonaJJ i Suspense 1974 

A psychotic child is htoden m a secret 

room alter kiMtng a girl Kim Hjnter Scott 

JacoCy 

CD MOVIE: Young Again [Adventure 

1986;. A man has his w>sh granted and 

becomes 17 again Keanu Reeves Robert 

Uncn 

4:40 CD MOVIE: Blind Fear (Susp&*"TS0ff 

A blind woman is trapped ay 

psychopaths in an abandoned lodge 

Shelley Hack An Rubes R 

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i Boxing Hollywood Hexing legends 

and tore are examined 

0} MOVIE: Out of Bounds (Thnue' 

19861 An innocent farm boy is hunted by 

both a drug dealer and the police 

Anthony Mtcheei Hall Jenny Wnght R 


5 20 CD Tele of Peter Rabbit/Tale of Mr 

Jeremy Fleher Meryl Ssreep narrates 

• Beatrix Potter s tales (Animatedi 

FRIDAY April 24 

2-30 Q SportaCenter 

o MOVIt Mis^npo lComedy 1935 

A nverboat crooner and a cunning 

captain find adventure oo the river Bmg 

Crosby WC Fields 

Q)S MOVIE: Joe Palooka (Comedy 

Drama 1934 i A naive young man tries to 

break mto the fight game Jimmy CXirar.te 

Stuart Erwm 

ED MOVIE: Jaws of Setan iSuspense 

19811 Strange snake brtes reveal Satan 

has entered the body of a cobra. Ftto 

Weaver Grvtchen Corbett R 


2:35 ED MOVIE: Bed Dreams Horror 1988. A 

woman awakens Irom a coma to find 

she s being pursued by a ghost Jennifer 

Roam Richard Lynch R 

2 40 CD MOVIE: Citizen Kane Classic Drama 

1941) A newspaper publisher encounters 

great wealth and a personal 

crisis Orson Welles. Joseph Cotten 

2:45 CD MOVIE: Frantic I Suspense £SP 

1988i A doctor tries to rescue his wife 

tTom enemy spies m Pans Harrison Ford 

Betty Buckley n 

2:50 CD MOVIE Shaft The Kidnapping 

Tctior 19731 A defective finds himself 

On the traH of an evasive kidnapper 

Richard Roundtree. Paul Burke 

3:00 O Up Close 

O MOVIE Heert Condition [fantasy 

Comedy 1990) A cop gets the transplanted 

hean ot a lawyer whose ohost 

naunts him Bob Hasans Dervel 

Washington R 

ED MOVIE: Space Raiders > Science 

Fictw. i983i A stowaway on a hijacked 

spaceship joms a battle against evil 

. vwee (dwaris Oava Mendenhali PG 

3 30 O LPBT Bowling From Winter Park 

Fia (R) 

ED 33 MOVIE: Mako The Jaws o.f 

Death rAditrturt 1976) A protector ot 

snarXs goes berserk when they are 

'exploited Richard Jaeckei Jennifer 

e 

3 40 CD MOVIE Everybody Wins ..-,,spense 

•989; A private detective tries to prove 

a man is innocent ol murder Oebra 

Winger. Hk* WWW R 

4.00 o MOVIE. Man in Ihe Atuc [Mystery 

19531 A London woman suspects her 

new tenant is Jack the Ripper Constance 

SiTbffi- JiK* Pifi/Kt 

ED MOVIE Stepfather 2: Make Room 

for Deddy Suspense 1990) A mental 

patient tries to start a family, with 

murderous results Terry O'Oumn Meg 

Foster • R 

ED & MOVIE The Big Trees [Western 

19-52.1 A ruthless land baron" seeks 

timberiand belonging to homesteaders 

tOrit Douglas. Eve Mi iter 

ED 3 MOVIE: The Adventures ol the 

Wilderness Family {Adventure. 1975) 

Fed op with city Me. an urban family 

moves to the mountains Robert Logan 

Susan Damante Shaw G 

ED MOVIE: Sevage Season Ibarra 

1970s Treasure hunters search for a 

fortune in platinum pan Harper Diane 

McBfn 

4:30 ED MOVIE: Terraces iDrama 1977) 

Orama surrounds people shanng terraces 

m apartment building Lloyd 

Bochner Juht Hewmar 

4.50 CD MOVIE: The Hollywood Krwghts 

fSrwcy 1980; M^n-school students 

wreak navoc on Beverly Hills on 

Halloween night racy Dana, Michelle 

R 

5:0Cfl Inside the Senior PGA Tour 

W ® MOVIE Ledy at Midnigw 

Hystery 1948> A mahon^Joitar pnee tag 

is pieced on a murder Richard Denning 

F rances Raltertv 

ED 3 Ule m the Minors Dfe on a minor 

league baseball team 


5:30 D Scholastic Sports America 

B MOVIE: Perry Mason. The Case of 

the All-Star Assassin (Mystery. 1989) An 

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4:45 O MOVIE: The Man Who Found 

Himself {Drama 1937) A doctor changes 

his name to save h« career John Ben 

Joan Fontaine 

4:50 Q) MOVIE: Cartel lActKti 1990) A man 

seeks revenge against the mob tor h«s 

sister s death. Miles OKeette Oop Strom} 

, n 

5.00 O Ratlin' Hole 

25' I Sporta LateNight 

5:20 © MOVIE: She Done Him Wrong 

|M«Jal Drama 1933) A man ana a 

women fina adventure and love in a 

dance hail Mae Wesr Cvy Gran/ 

5:30 O Baseball Tonight 

SUNDAY April 26 

2:30 EE Sport* LateNight 

2:45 CD d MOVIE: Pack of Lie* Oram* 

1987i A London couple helps Bnt.sh 

intelligence spy on their neighbors. fWen 

Burstya Alan Bates 

3 00 Q Jimmy Houston Outdoor* 

O MOVIE: Guy* and Dolls •Musical 

Comedy 19551 A gangster falls for me 

N I G H T O W L I . I S T 1 N R S 

F R O M 2 : 3 0 a m t o 6 : O 0 a m 

woman tn crwge of the local mission 

Frank Sinatra, Marlon Brando 

CD MOVIE Moon tn Scorpio tHornr, 

1986) Three Vietnam vets are haunted" 

by the victims of a bloody war crime Brrn 

£kiand..John Ptuiip La» A 

Q3 MOVIE: Texasville .Orama 1990s A 

group of old fnends reunites in a small 

Texas town Jeff fridges Cytxlf Shepherd 

R 

I (D This Week in Baseball 

Masterpiece Theatre Henry V 

undertakes a campaign to win the 

throne o' France 

3:30 O Saturday Night Thunder Midgets 

from Ventura, Calif (R) 

Super Sport* Follies A pony 

prank is played on Portland Traiibiazer 

Jerome Kersey hilarious hockey action 

NBA Bloopers. J.J s Follies 

4:00 CD S Nova K2 a rival ol Mount 

Everest for the tallest mountain in the 

wortd 

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03 MOVIE: When the Dalton* Rode 

fMe^Wit 1940) The life ol the mfamous 

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